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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-18
FRANCE HOLDING ALooF,
A FREE FIGHT AT KANTUCK.
Parnellites Invade a Meeting of Nc
CarthYites.

DUBLIN. May l7.-Kantuck, in county
Cork, was the scene Of much disorder to-
day. While the McCarthyites of the town
we're holding meeting the proceedings
were interrupted by band OF Parnellites,
who invaded the place Of meeting. free
fght followed in which many persons were
seriously wounded. Numerous arrests we're
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-18
WORE HIS BOOTS IN A TEMPLE.
Cause of the Policeman's Attack on
the CzaroWitz. Te


the CzarowitZ.
PARIS, May 1.-THE French embassy at
Toxic has telegraphed official details of the
attack upon the czarowitz. From these it
appears that the czarowitz's assailant was a
policeman named Thunda, who had been
eight years In the service. The czarowitz
and his suite were leaving Otsu in
Jinrikshas, having just visited the Budd-
hist temple. Both the czarowitz and Prince
George went to the shrines with their boots
on. and Chief Bonze, on their retiring,
complained to the Japanese guards about
this oRense against the national religion.
THE ATTACK.
The princes were entering the Jinrikshas
when 1hunda, who was standing guard,
dealt the Czarowitz blow with his sword.
Prince Georges return blow with his stick
threw Thunda several fees The policeman
rose and made another rush at the
Czarowitz. A japanese closed the front Of
the carriage and another Japanese wrested
the sword from Thunda and cut hind
infiicting severe wound. Chief Bonze,
with several guards, arrested the man.
The Czarowitz's injury has already healed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-18

LONDON, May l7,-Mr. Giadst0ne Il now
well enough - b. out of bed, but 10 not psr-
mittsd " ~ Ogt u doors
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-18
A rArAp pARrY RA1LY.
Alliance Leaders Leave for Cincinnati
TO Fight the Echeme.

WASHINGTON, May 1T.--President Polk,
Secretary MeCune aud otker national
alliance leaders left this afternoon for Gin
cinnati, determined TO prevent the formation
Of third party at the convention. They
declare themselves opposed 20 third party
movement altogether, and are therefore
suspected OF having conferred with Quay,
Clarkson and Dudley.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10

OrnaoeisentbnmS llebertraannaeu.
Nuaufi 6aas on 6. u. @ompel, 81
ader Qano, GurDep AT, preis uomi.
nell.
9lug. 6aag an Souls Gorsboae, 81
Nder 8aHb, Surpep 447, preis nomis
nea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10

Sci es Our@ ben @ta0tratb ber Gtabt
San Nntonio berorbnet:
Settion l. SaB biertut9 fur
bas am l Mdr3 1890 beginnenoen uub
an %. 6ebruar 1891 fDIieBenbe Mu.
nicipaliabr bon iebem m6nnliGen Gin.
pobner bieier 9taot i'm Nlter auiIAen
81 unb go Sabren, Der nid)t anbertpeis
tig bur6 bic @eiyBe bieies STATES bon
Der eteueraablung befreit III unb Der
ie9s WDnate pOr benz l. MGr3 1890 in
bieler Stabt pobnt, cine Ropffeuer
bon @inem Dollar erboben tperben foQ.
unb tpirb.
Settion 2. 9aB bierbur9 fir
6as an %. Gebruar 1891 euoenbs Mus
nicipals 0ber GisfaIiabr bon allen giz
gentbun,, @runoeigeutbum ober peri6n.
li6es, inHerbalb Der Gren3en Der etabt,
ni6t onberweitig bur6 bic Gonfitution
unb gefeBe bieies States unb bic Or.
binan3en 6ieier Stabt bon Der Befeue.
fuag befreit, fur aqeemeine 3wede cine
Nb baloremsS feuer 3ur &ate BON reuus
(3is Gents auf ieben Martb BON 800
erboben merben foa unb tpirb.
Settioa-3. DaB, um 0orseb-
rungen fhr bic 8e3oblung Der 3:ufen
auf bic bon6irte sdulo Der Sfabt au
trefen uno einen SiIgungsfonb fur Bic
f@lteBli@e BeaabluHg Der lebteren 3a
fdafen, bierour9 cine Gpeaialfeuer
BON 5ebn Gents am 500 ouf GILES In
Der 3peiten @eftion erpdbnte gigens
tbum erboben tDeroen foD.
Settion 4. DaB In lleberein.
ffimmung NIT elmer borber angenomn,e.
men unb bon ben ifeuer3abIenben 4trs
germ In Der Wabl pDm 8. Mdra 1882
gu%tgeheiBenen Oroinana hierbur9 fir
oas WunicipaIiabr 1890 cine Gpe3iGIs
Gteuer bon aebn Gents am 800 Wertb
@runb> ober perf6nIi9es gigentbum
innerbalb bieier Gtabt, peI9es Der
gefeuerung u%ntetpOrfen III. CUR Inter.
htiBung lnb Misunderstanding Der 6f.
fehtli9en S@uIeu. ~aufselest unb erbo.
ben tpirb.
paifrt unb ssnebmigt am 8. Gsbruar
1891.
8rpan@alIagbnn,
Nttefi1t: Wtopor.
6. g. @~Iaubor, etabts@Iert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10

Dor einisen Sabren finsen Chamber.
lain 6 So. in Des Moines, Soma, an,
eine1 9uifen . 5prup au f~abri3ireu.
Rad tur3er 3eit eetpannen fe bic
ueber3sueung. baB bos Gnbrifat bas
Bette mar, weI@es nod ie fur 9ulten,
grtdltuneen unD Group a~ngeboten
tuuroe. lin ii@ elmer aleemeinen Bes
liebtbeit au erfreuen, mar Is n6tbis, baB
bic Menidbeit bic por3iigliden gigens
fdafteu fsnnen lerne. Shre fh1nften
9ofnungen einsen In @rfhluus. SEPT
werbeu idbrli9 iiber breibunoerttau.
ienb SlaI@en gbamber!ains Cough
&emebD uertauft unb allsemein ole bas
2efe Mittel anerfannt. @iner farfeu
grfdltunaAiit bamit fGneuer ab3ubel=
fen, aIs rnHargenb einem 0nberen Mit
tel. gu nstfdufen bel ". Cohen & Co.,
2alteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
9rpauiRen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10

- Die Ofinbii6e &esierung bat fiir
bic bette Mai9ine CUR gntfaferung Der
Ramie'p Fau3e $25, 900 auseefest.
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~ Wenn Semanb fem uuo 3u OF.
nebmborem preife ipeiien min, 70 sebe
er gum Miffions.@arten. Die
9erreu Nbeiner & GGttI, BefBer bies
les Embellishments, balten bdrauf, ibre
@dffe tets nOlfommen aufrteDen 3u ifel,
len. ale iaifonmdBieen EslitateHen,
&nfern, Wilb, Slide, @effiigeI &c. fnb
bort In Der ~oelifateifen 3ubereitung aGe
3eit au baben. Wabl3eiten tperben auf
Wunf@ IN bic Wpbnungen Der Runben
gefanot. Nu4 bietet Der nit Der
Speiietpirtbi9oft perbunbene gars
r o o m bic beiten Getrdnfe. Fets frifGes
Bier uno feline 2iquore unb Deine.
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Das administrations atdet ftesreitb.

SIS NOR borausfeber, baB Monor
galaabau nit elmer betrd9tll6en Mas
forii6t wieber ertpdbIt tperben ipiirbe.
Ibet bic 8ermutbung, BOB bielei6t Der
cine ober Der arbere Der @egentanbiba.
ten fur Stabtdmter erfoI9rei9 fem
tlnnte, ertpies f9 aIs triigerif@. SIN
@egsntbeil baben bic 10 iebr gei@mdb.
ten alien Benmten cine ungeutbnli@e
Stdrte entmidelt, bic gum Beiipiel in
benz Sole bon 6barbein Bis au elmer
Maioritdt BON 1926 Gtimmen fiber fei.
men Geesntanbibaten bel 6rai@ au
elmer MafDrit6t bon 2027; bel preter
5u elmer fol@en bon 1888; bel 6erff 3n
1861 unb Bergftrom 5u 1909 @timr1en
binaufretht. Wel9en ipeiterer BetDeis
Mil man boftr bei6ringen. boB bic Ops
petition cine stinfIi9 gemaGte" mat 2
6&ramm bat cine gonje Nn3abI
Gtimmen erbalten aus 6reunbf6aft.
um fem 0otum dn3ui@meuen unb neil
mon trubte, boB Ct bod ui6t ertpdblt
tperben mirbe.
Die meiften ber etabtbeamten erbiel.
ten bOppelt nber bod beinnbe bpppelt
10 lbiele Stimmer, ME ibre Wegnsr.
6iebt bas mad llnjufriebenbeit aus ?
@euiB ni&tl Den eiuaisen @runo.
ben bic Mader ber Oppoftion fir bic,
fe grf6einung angeben fbnnen III Der,
boB ibr gor3es Sidet ouBerorbentIi1
fdwa6 tbar; cine 3batia@e, bic aud
ben Biirgern ON Wabltage einleu9tete.
Mber ni9t aliein fub ale bic alien
6tabtbeamten tpiebereripdhlt trorOen,
ionbern ou6 bic fdmmtli@en bier Nls
0ernlen at large, bic auf Dem Mbminis
ttrations $ 8idet liefen, gingen fiegrei@
aus Der urne berbor: ndmIi@ Sod.
rpooo, S9reiner, @orbeit uub @regorp.
gbenio berb6lt H@ nit ben 9arb.
albermen, bis auf einen: u. Meer.
fmeibt Ia ber s. Warb. Der feis
mem @egeatonbibaten VI. 8edmann nit
As 6timmeri uuterlag.
Die m6reie prefe" bat eiuen bereds
tigten MntbeiI an benz Siege, benn fe
frat fir bas Sidet frdftig Elm. Sic mar
oIio bebhIHi@. bic foIeenben beutiGen
8eamten uno Nloermeu 3u ~erpdblea:
gb. &ii@e, 9. GrafG. 8. 6erf IT,,
q. preber, .. 8ergfrbm, sc Cohen,
s. SGretner. 5. Weber, u. SantIeben,
s. 8OelbautDe unb o. %. Bitter.
3dblen mir biersu nod NIb. perf9,
Der in Der z. Warb erpdbIt tpurbe uno
u. 8edmanr bon Der s. M0r6, - ba.
ben Die 0euIiden In uniertr aus 81
Beamten un6 G~tahtrdtben befebenten
fdbtiiGen 0ermaltnng cine gertrstuns
bon 13 perionen. Wir folter meinen,
BOB bies auBerorbeutli9 f6mei9eIbaft
fur oas 9euti@tbum if!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10

Sur bur@ tpirfIi@e Ghte unb reeuen @Berth Sat F@
has berdbmte 6olpaiipn Del 70 RAID etnGebirserf
Gin gutter Grtifel finbet beut gu Gage hteraI Anflans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10
MQerlei.
Bel her MahI i'm Sabre 1889 mn.

- Bel Der Wabt i'm Sabre 1889 muir,
BEN In Der Stabt 6.293 Stimmerl OBJ,
segebea; biesmoI 6.273. Bel Der
gountn Wabl i'm Nooember 1890 be-
trug boKeIbe 8otum 6.363 Stimmen.
= Gum 8enefi3 Der Grau &oia
MIeranber. elmer bhlfsbeotirftigen
Mitttpe. finbet am 16. unb II. Geb,uar
In &if@e's 3beater cine Sbeater . Dor.
ffeHung ifott. CUR Nuflbrung fommt:
"The Colleen Rawn." 0ier bat ma
@eIesenbeit, feline milbtbdiiee 0aab
au~f5utpun unO oafir eiuen 9enub gu
baben.
- Sic NeuBeruHg 6es @ouaip' &i6.
ter McNlife,: Wir brau9en bic
berb...... Deutiden ni6t, lol benz
Mapor goGaaban iebr seiaabet habea.
Nber mir fragen: Was bat MoDor
goIagban nit Dem gcuutps& idter Sic
Nlilter gu tbun2 Wir mifIsn poiitiD,
baB @aaagban ben Germ @ountpri6'
ter 3iemli6 glei9giltig betraGtet unb
es f6eint beinabe, aIs iei bic NeuBerung
abf@tli@ geibeben, um bic gepiinidte
Wtrtung beruoraubringen. Mobnte
ni9t WeGqifter 6er. erften BON Netp.
comb I'm MiiRouss@ arten anberaumten
8eriommIuns bel, bic fig bod gesen
@allasban r,6tete? NuBerbsm beftebt
nou Elm unteri@ie5 swii6en beiben:
Meglifer 1T Ieiber &epublifauer
uno @alaeban 1T Gemofrat. = Wie
aus benz WablrefuItat erR6tli@, bat
WeIaifer NIT ieinem Nusipru@ 5us
nd@ff ieinem Sobne gef9abet-er feibf
,pirb boe ipdter fhblen. Mas gals
Iagban aabetrift, 10 1T ct Elm erprpbter
dnb treuer Greunb Der Seutf@en.
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acknowledgements fir baS $50
@enblatt $3.50.
&etfenbe VI seuten:
s. g. 8ai@.
@e. Ssprnbinb.
Magtmiliau Gutur.
t ale 8.
Cages G9rpmif.
10. s r

10. S~ebrudr.
3o3. &aiier 9ipcletiaa's Gbict sesen bic
@briften.
1919. Gerbinanb gprtes leseGt nit elf
S9ifen BON Cuba ab CUR grpberung bon
Nerifp.
1857. Seinri9 Darnleb, @etnab[ Der Maria
Stuart nit ieinem 9auie burA 8pt9pea in
bic Suit se1prenst.
1868. Sriebe gu 9artS 3fpii4en Sranfreid
unb England, Spanien t,tb 9prtisal.
1918. SameS Mabtlpn ipirb 4rdiibent.
1887. 9ller. Serg. 81. 8ui9fin gu ct. pc
tersbars int 3weifampf seit. 9lusSe5ei9neter
Oi4ter.
184e. @%rotlamiruns Der r0miiden @epublif
bureb bic Nufriibrer.
1862. Gltiabetb Gith, 81. 6. ersiebt iid ben
Gruppen @eneraI 8urniiSes nod filrser @es
seniuebr. -,Die &%anonenbppte Ser Union
nebmea auf benz Tenneiees6lu brei &ebeHen=
bccte sefangen unb 5~erit5refl g..
1854. Gbrpnbefeisuns &Dnie aubwis II.
BON 8apern.
1882. 8. Iuerbad geftprbeh.
1885. Giegreihes @efeat Der gngldnber
ge9en bic SfebelIen int Gu6an Bet &erteban.
1883. Gardner itir3e an Der Nrlbers : 8abn
in SprcI; ein 9oits8abnans periaattet.
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etaats s~esislatur.
aufin, 9. Gebruar 1891.

y l..
Ga tein Quorum 5ufammen 5u brins
gen nor (bie meiffen Genatoren meilten
nod In @~alpetfon. UNI ON Der Geier bes
Marbi @ras tbeil3unebmen) erfolete
balb mad gr6fnune Der @isung ME,
Der bic 8eriaguHg.
Saus.
Dem 9aufe lag cine 9roBe &eibe BON
Yetitionen unb &eioIutipnen Der Ders,
ihiebenften Nrt Dor, barunter cine aus
8urleiou, tuelde seseu ieoe Nbdnbes
rung Der b%eftebenben @abbatbsg.febe
protefirt, neil in Seras amerifaniiGe
lnb ni9t frembe Sheen mabsebenb iein
folten."
Die aeue oasemeine BeniGigungs.
Bill entbdlt foigenoe nsue Stems: I
$35. 900 pro Sobr fur bic S~ostfebung
Der eeDeranbii@en 9ermsRunsen, $45..
600 fur Quarantine 3mede, $50, 900
fIr penfonen unb Observation-Disclosures
fur bic uuiuetitdt uuo bas @derbouz
unb Generic : College gu Brpan BON
SIS, 900 reip. $40. 900.
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$err 6. 8. @aaaer, No. 217 9a,
9ouiton 'StraBe bdIt fets bas bols
tommenfic Eager in 3eidenmateria'
lien, $apeten, 6arben, @Ias, Spiegels
gIas, B%iloerrabmen, Girnifen unb allen
3ei6nens unb Waler.u tenfilien. Rhnft'
lerii9 ansgeftibrte 8ilber uno 5tatuets
ten &c. Rnb In eiusi febensmertben Sol
lerie our NnR4t unb gum 8ertauf auss
geRelt. Sn 8apeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen III bas 8ei@madpolfe uab
Reuefe bort gu finben.
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glue 0roinans,

Gum 3mede Der grbebaa3 elmer Ropf.
unb 4b palorem > Steuer CUR uus
terbaltuug ber @tobtnermals
tung bes an %. Gebruar
1891 enbenben Sis
fll : Sabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10
- Oie ..Morpan Ci1u Eish and

@r Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bot fortpdbrsno
fui@e Iutern uno Slide. iOtpie WiIb
aler Irt on 6ano. 6rifde 3ufubren
ieben Sag Befienunsen BON Gami.
lien tperben prompt aIsseflbrt unb fret
abaeliefert. Srebino Mosnue. amii9en
Mains unb Nilitdr pIoso. SeIepbon
go. 81.
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9emtidl @malifdae @dlmle,

San W%nfonto, EeJaS.
2tuerfannt tidtiee 2ebranIaIt fur Rnabsn
Gnb Mdbden; felt hreifls 9abreu in re9s,
Dasrter asttaas. Der snslii9sa spra4s Dirs.
s s's BE- ei natssriat i i@ ss ssSlssas s sia 4
E,aben borbereitete ediIer fnbsn ~tsDsrseii
lufnabme. stdtere auSiunff etseilen Sert
g., Sroos, pratbent BEG sdul' gOraanhss
nnb B M. Harbe6, Direttpr Der IptaIi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-10

6srr $. 6. S9mibt, We5rosta
Gitp, Nebr.. iagi: Or. gusnit R6nig's
Samburser 8ruftbee III elm 2iebIinas.
mittel In unferer Ra@barf9aft gegen
S@nupfen, 9uien unb Nfbma.
The Republican journal., 1891-09-10
Ohara oter Of Country Newspapers.

Ohara oter Of Country Newspapers.
Tac wrll-known Western writer, +. W.
Howe, whose NV enty-siN years experience in
printing oil AID at editorial desks has given
him thorough knowled ge of country news
paper work, contributes many interesting facts
with Tangent comments in his article upon
"CoEntry Newspapers" in the Century Maya
zine Estimating the number of newspapers
in the United States as something like $4,000,
he believes that the big City Thunder
err published i'll village of four or five hun
dred PEOPLE, counts for a. much as a BIZ, New
York daily In studying the country press he
has noticed similarity Of appearance IN
''dozens of papers published at different coun-
ty-seat towns" Usually they are of four
eight column pages, with patent outside The
same kinds of dashe> separate the editorial par
agraphs on the second page; the local news is
arranged in about the same WAY on the third
page; and the editorial and local paragraphs
often concern the same topcs.' Although
country papers may look alike. there is Il DIFF
ference in their ability and influence, as the
writer acknowledges when he speaks of theft
owners, who are usually their editors. He
says There are four classes of men who
usually own country newspapers. Farmers
sons who think they are little too good for
farming, and not quite good enough to do
nothing. School teachers. Lawyers who have
made failure Of the law. Professional printers
who have worked their way" OF the printers
he has many good words to say. Most of the
unsuccessful newspapers are owned by mex
perienced men few practical men hold on to a
falling newspaper long, for they do not believe
much in good will" A true and pungent re-
mark is that really good newspaper men are
scarce in the country, for business man and a
writer must be combined to insure success :;
| but there is no lack of newspapers, and as half
the people seem to be waiting to give the bust
ness trial | feel certain that the supply will
always be equal to the demand"
| In spite of the fascination which the idea of
owning and editing a newspaper seems to pre-
| sent to many, the experience OF country edl-
tors shows that the occupation is arduouS and
| full of anxiety. Its chief remuneration lies in
| the nature of the work rather than its financial
results, for most country editors are men of
! limited means. Mr.. Howe has omitted to speak
of the service of the country newspaper to the
community There are few American insttu-
lions which are more useful than the country
newspaper. 1t has its part in building up the
town." and in promoting improvements. 1t is
a source of interest even in the dullest times,
and reminds farmers and storekeepers and
men Of trades and professions that they are
neighbors. Boston Journal
The Republican journal., 1891-09-10

! WEST WALDO. From June lst lss9 to June lqt
$50 the census year, there were only seven deaths
IN thl6 town. From June lst 1890 to June LIST 1891,
mere were fifteen, namely Robert Bray, Winslow
s. Holmes, Charles Bragdon, NJ. 5. Parker Fred
/ A: Patterson, Thomas Quincy, Aaron lIadly and
WE John Wilson, job Clements, - Simpson,
Clarence Packard, Persis Simpson, Jenny Jack
/ son, and young child Of Doty f. sheldon There
were only two births in this town in the wear last
named.
| SEARsMuSr. Mir and Mrs $. L. Fa,Iar and son
/ ~ bath We're in town last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
a lex. Farrar of Bath nave been IN town for a few
uays TINS week Mr.. }. Il. Dunton, who has been
| spending his vacation in town returns TO Lewiston
inns week. DR.. a. Willett is visiting in Auburn.
-. C. Cooper and II L. Robbins are attending
the state Fair at Lewiston, this week Thursday
morning at seven o'clock the barn Of Abe Waltz at
Sab City caught fire and the buildings were all
burned, mcludlng seven tons of hay and contents OF
the barn. The furniture in the house was all saved
MIS- W Waltz and child were in Appleton. Loss
$500; fully insured.
BROOKS. The members of the sabbath school
mere treated themselves 70 an outing with picnic
dinner last saturday. They climbed the hill hack
Of the Allan Davis estate, from which they had a
line view OF the country in all directions ana look
ing down on Belfast Bay coutd see the stately
ships come sailing in. 1t is needless to say that
me ci!hlreh uhder Shch circumstances parto1k of
the ualhtles provided for them with Il keen zest
ana mat they Will long remember the occas on as
Il hil2lt and hapry one H.. Mr. Isaiah BRYANT last
week moved building from the Isaiah Gould lot
to place beside the Briggs House stable where
It VIII he used as a carriage house Can't. Stan
ley Perkins has shingltl his house and made other
repairs upon his buildings Lieut. \. ii. Rose has
also been at work upon his buildings. F. X. Rob
elts Is making COOL progress upon his new house
VIZ VIII nave IL ready iof occupancy by pee. lSt
Mr. Sargent has his cellar dug and stoned ana will
nave The building up this week Isaac g. Rey
nolds of south Brooks, took several premiums Oh
his shecp 1T the Bangor Fair. He has oWnrt
many thousands OF sheep In his life time and IN
derstanGs the bu-inesS....M j. Dow OF this place
would Ike 20 exchange 4 good able Young husi
ness horse, or pair of them, for material suitable
to hnld Il house. Fred v Brown, Dr., has soa
The Republican journal., 1891-09-10

Tie new baIAtntine VIII be launched saturday,
the 18Th.
Capt Chm!ca Salvage Is at New York on a lu-i-
ness trip.
Capt y r Smith and wife are visiting Or. and
Mrs. Hopkins.
Capt J. B. Nichols wife ANA daughter arrived
home saturday.
Mrs. Charles Wuterhouse anG two sons arrived
by Lewiston saturday.
William ID. Dutch and wife left tor their home in
Whoa, hlnn., saturday.
Maurice aud laez Deliver LETT for their home in
Minneapolis last Thursday.
George r. Hammons has a situation in grocery
store at v est Newton, Mass.
Mia z Griffin and Eugenia staples are attend
Ing the seminary at Westbrook.
W. W Sargent and family have returned to
their old home in Grinnell, Iowa
Charles W Potter Of Brockton is spending his
vacation in town with F, Is. smith.
Capt II. {. Nichols of ship Wandering jew
made a short visit at home last week.
Phnea- +. Griffin Is employed as express mes
senger on the route from Boston to Bangor
John Blanchard, first officer Of bark J G. Pen
dleton, arrived from Philadelphia last week.
John Putnam shipped suit Of sails for ship
Iceberg by steamer Lucy + Miller last week
While Mr.. George Woods was driving in the
east vi lag last week her horse dropped dead.
Slip Henry h. Hyde Capt.J T. Butman arrived
at Liverpool me 3d inst io2 days from san Fran
cisco.
Mrs NJ :. Richards, from Hotel hin, Exeter,
was in town this week the guest OF Mrs Ella Dol
ilver.
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Hong Kong.
Charles Ne, ture anil wife a. f.ilrny f.iif,rnf,
are visiting nj. Irrf,, C.nt ,irg.; Nj 81 Ii,,,. ti,
rrst ffnna ~, rt,,,t,. ..,., '..r : " ''i' NV
Dr. T.. r. Nichols left for Ms future home in
<oltlanil,ruf Ma Mama, NIL >ij,i /,
Visiting hor relatives ii Il. Jnii,
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W. +. tlinneI arrived Monday from Knetnn
with ii -ht heavy horses mostly learners although
several Of them are tain road~lcr--
for short Witt. ant 10 attend liz reunion Of HI.
regiment Tue 10Th Me- At Belfast
MIR ,eorye pi>on i Rattan ho.,,on, l.. /.
cation IN town two years ago. is again with u and
VIII remain several weeks At The Searsport iIou7e
M - t,
f,, ~ I"'tp'e'e,h ana
me water from mat sect'I NJ Che south side OF
MAN street
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i, - w ''ia ''i,,,r' ''''l ~ w
s,n ,t5,.,t.,i u 'i1 '''''' WIN i''Ni'' " nan"
Master Henry Fowler. Of ~oirsport.-a seven
f ~" i M, lleI l"u7y II, aIta ciun
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HrnIy b,5 inn, ylI ,,r.I o,,,.t W. .,,t,i,.t ', ~
tIu. i.,rt,t,-r i,f, IN N ,,i ,Iiii ti ,,
WiiI frr,r,i '''''
II the weather /, proriti1us saturday forenoon
searspoIt may cNpettA visit from thret Comtlan
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Tntv yi M. arr.n,,ta,isd III. thr.. l,,,,,l, r.. Il
The Republican journal., 1891-09-10

Gilman ~mart i, innroyiul, ,roul,
'''''''7 i''.''' - sun confined 10 MS ''"
Charles Measure Is building a new house
David Neweomb Of >rwhuiS was in town Inst
week
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Saturday.
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Tt " '''''''l 'i "ui leoPP ''t'h'''h tHe iair
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A? NJ, AZ N'"ey returned ia-t Week to iiud
'
D.. i'4SPl y. N''Aers"h mas novel on 10 Henry
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Mis- MAY FernaII VA, at home from Bnrhsnart
SATURDAY "'"' SUNDAY
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ra1nI,n,,ii,,., a. r.,a 'iN
george Abbott Of IowcIl, MAJ / yis,tjn., I'M,
tivr. - i,,i,r,,s tr,,a. ''' i'' " ''-''''7 'N''
Mr.. and Mrs. james Hartman recently visited
Herbert olniers of Lowell, NJ l99., has been Wis.,
ting The family Of L. II. Smart.
their nomc in New Haven, conn.
49,.
y H"Gial h"P at Aalieh nan tuesday night,
'cl'- I'-h' WIN the pe'' oil music
iieIP'Il lialHIlh OF brooks WA n town sunday
Nl9lI4H9 li49 COUSIN, MI9 ffcu W smart
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boy vt th.. Nom, OF E,inI,,ld X ,rhnn,,a', 49,
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Mrs Luela Carter of Belfast was in town last
Nr,k raliir,, an h4. IlI ,,.hi,'s ,i,,t trin,,, -
Freeman Dow arrived last week from Texas
where lie has been employed for the past four
years.
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hl77 :b'iiH' a. fHftfldgr ~ Prospect was IN
S W IA. MGth, inc guest OF Miss Nellie }. and
H3fa l. N'flohef'
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