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The morning call., 1895-01-03

CHAS. E. NAYLOR, MFGRS' AGiT 10 MONTY
" st. Standard Typewrtters and supplies: Mimeo-
graph goods: inStallmsnt terms: rents. repairs Il
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. CTTUATION WANTED-FIRST-CLA AC-
- COuutant; employed at present, but desires
change. Address BARNES box $50. Call Branch
once. JAZZ St.
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;CTEADY RELIABLE SCANDINAVIAN WANTS
- work OF any kind; can drive and care for
horses Address S.N.. box 81. Cali Branch jas 3t+
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II ONEST. -INTELLIGkN'E AND SOBER
IL young man wishes TO work In FAMILY or work
of any kind; best of referen cess wages no object.
Address IL L. boy SIS. Cell Branch ONCE. ia3 2ts
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CITUAnON WANTED BY a YOUNG MAN
y care of horses. milk cows, and will make him.
self generally useful Address B. c., box u, this
office. Ia3 Its
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"A .ANTED-GIRL AMERICAN FAMILY, 500;
" cook. $50; housegirl san Rafael, $50; Ger
man housekeeper country. 500; rs girls for
houseWOrk at good wages. II you want work see
that your name is on my book, NINE. LEOPOLD,
957 Market ST.
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YN' ANTED-BX A SOBER YOUNG MAN,
~ position as clerk in grocery; can give GOOD
references; years experience. Call or address
w. g. PATTERSON, 9S9 Howard st., cor Sixth,
room az. las 3t*
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"A. ANTED-A NEAPYOUNG GIRL, NOT OVER
" Is, TO assist with light housework. Call at
1912 Bush ST. jag 3t$
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
600 ACRES IN SAN MATEO FOR SALE REA-
ZOV sonaBly; or will exchange for city proper
ty. $50 Mission st ja1.7t
COUNTRY "HOME-FARM OR RESIDENCE
n for sale or exchange for city property Nc.
AFEE BROTHERS, los Montgomery ST. :de9 I'm
II IL AND 20 ACRE PEG Es-Al FOR CHICK
$50 $40 and 800 per acre. within / mile OF
town d. II. TYING, SOaoma City, Cal. de4 tt.
MARIN COUNPy-5OOO ACRES .26 MILES
I1 from San francisco.
RANCHO DE NOYATo.
Tracts OF any size desired; fruit, grain and
vegetable land no irrigation; both rail anu water
tran portaten $40 to $50 per acre: easy terms;
town of NoYato: graded school. hotels and stores
on. the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without COWS
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY; "a
and IS chronicle building. '9 sci tt
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A STRAL sEER-PRoF HOLMES, 523 GEARY
n St microscopes, questions stocks. adyice.26tf
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Electric Line aud scent Fare to the ocean.
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GOODMAN WANTS SITUATION; THOR.
I Oughly understands his business aud is ex-
Deriencet and careful driver; can handle four-in-
hand and tandem; references Of last and former
Employers; city or country. Address c. NJ, box
l4I, Call Kraneh Office. jaS.5t*
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300 $5o s2oS 9o sSoS ao ASD $500 FOR
park; s25 down and So monthly. SOL GETZ &
RRO
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
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w ANTEE-GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK;
. ~ must.be good cook; wages $25 Call between
10 and 2, 17l7 Bush ST.
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,AKLAND FURNITURE FOR sALT

,G16nO CASH-A BARGAIN: 8 ROOMS AND
u iOUU bath. Address,: at once. WILLIAM
p. z ODD. 1910 broadway. Oakland. no26 Il ex Su
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s;ffr 1,i a rToNs WANTED CONTINUED
SITUATIONS UNAVOIDABLE.

a NDRE,S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE REMOVED
y 10 $40 StocEton ST.: telephone 1So4 ial II
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HOUSES TO. LET.

- - - - -
II OUSE; ROOMS; BATH; 536 VALENCIA
IA st. Apply Twenty eighth and Valencia sts..
Cable House las 3ts
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- LODGINGHOUSES FOR SALE.
no BUY OR SELL LOnGING-HOUSE SEE
4GUS STRAND. % CO.. 10 Sixth st. e
IN ROOMS: NEAR PALACE; NEATLY FUR
OU nished; $500 sfECK's, 80 Montgomery.
GK00s LaDGING.HoUsE OF 10 WELL-FUR-
tD9UO. nisned rooms; transient splendid
opportunity for man and wife, PROLL IL STEM
BERG. eli Market ST. zs IS =
u OR SALE-FJRNISHED HOUSE; ROOMS;
j. bath: rooms FULL no reasonable offer refused.
1889 Howard st. :. jas st
Y.EgRNITURE: 10 ROOM HOUSE; ROOMS
j. full; no reasonable offer refused 43415 Hayes
street. -. ial 3tS
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" DUNG SOBER MAN WOULD LIKE 70
] work in kitchen; trst-cIass restaurant; wages
$50. Address Y. box 8. call once. la3 2tt
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az o0O FIRST CLASS r E S T A U R A Mt:
tH.lUU. partner wanted; place actually cost
$500 TO fit itup; has all latest m Odern improve
m ents and convenienees:. great Locations; along.
side large building employing 500 men; owner
famous restaurant man; successful; recently
bought this; must have help; too much for one;
day and night; plenty of help to do the work;
chance in lifetime; investigate. GEO. STEWART,
$50 Market.st. opp. Palace Hotel. L
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= OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
a. 0O TO $500 PER LOT: WORTH $500 TO
tD.t w 400 each; immense bargains; we are
instructed by thu owner to. self; he must have
money; only $40 to $50 cash at first payment,
balance easy. liberal discount for cash: do not
miss the opportunity real estate is the best in.
vestinent you can make; cali to-day and secure
choice location. NJ j. LAYMANCE d Co, 466
Eighth st. Oakland, Cal DECO II
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VI .ANTED-wAITRESS $50, SMALL PLACE:
60 " cook for bOardiD house; girl compan-
ion: c0ok for small family; 3 housegrls, $50
bOusegirls, S15: small girls. $40; starcber for
steam laundry. SO week: 2 girls for laundry, SO
week; young girl TO assist in family, $l2 onth.
ri ARIfN & co, TAG Market ST. L :
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ESO 500, $500 AND $1,000 - FOR LOTS
DOOO. ready to build on. north and south of
the mark near electric cars SO per cent less than
actuai value: $50 down. $40 monthly SOL GETz
- 10
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Young MAN, u YEARS OF AGE, WANTS
/ position as barber to finish his trade; city or
country. Address KELLER, 447 McAlllster. 50
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~ the park, mr. Strawberry Hell and the lake TO
be sold this week cash or time. Room ~. Flood
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Newspaper Notes.

We have secured for the exclusive use OF
The Kennebunker series of articles on the
Sandwich Islands by the distinguished
historian novelist, John R. Musick. These
articles are being prepared on the spot. He
is now at Honolulu. and will visit each of
the islands of the Hawaiian group. [The
Kennebunker of Dec. 18th.
The Christmas number of the Boston Sum
day journal, to be printed December %,
will be notable issue, containing, as it will,
signed articles and stories, relating to
Christmas, by Justin Mccarthy, NJ. p,
Frank Il. Stockton, John Habberton, Rose
Elizabeth Cleveland, Robert J. Burdette,
Grace H. Dodge, DR.. Thomas Dunn English,
Eugene v Debs, Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren,
DIR. Thomas Gallaudet, "Olver Optic" Har-
ry G. Miner. NJ. c.. and Gen. Neal Dow.
There will also be handsome pictures in the
half tone Photographic process, exclusive to
the Journal, and giving practically genuine
photographs to readers instead of the GUS
tOmary newspaper cuts
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
News Of the Oranges.

Winthrop grange, one Of the largest and
most flourishing in the State, dedicated its
new hall Dec. 18th with an interesting pro.
gram. There was large attendance from
various sections Of the county. The fore
noon exercises opened at 10 O'Clock. After
preliminary address Of welcome BY T. NJ.
Litchfield and a response by Edwin Wiggin,
State master, . free dinner was served.
The afternoon was occupied with literary
exercises.
Morning Light Grange, Monroe, at its
regular meeting Dec. 14th, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Master,
Henry X. Dawson; overseer, Albert P,
Ritchie; lecturer, Fred Putnam steward, Ell.
win G. Dickey asst steward, 81. e. jenkins
chaplain, Mrs G. E. Durham; treasurer,
Mrs. W. A Grant; secretary, Mrs. +. u.
Palmer; G. X, Rodwah Haswell; Ceres,
Mrs. 9. G. Dickey; Pomona, Mrs. Fred Put
man; Flora, Mrs A. P. Ritchie r. A s.,
Mrs. Mertie Jenkens.
Equity Grange last Saturday evening
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: Master, Henry Davidson Overseer.
Thomas j. Frlsbee, Lecturer, Mary E. Gun
ningham; Steward, Chas. T. Littletield ;
Asst. Steward, George Wood; Chaplain,
Jas. II. Cunningham; Treasurer, c. H.
Waterman; Secretary, Mabel Miller; Gate
Keeper. Fred Frisbee; Pomona, Sadie Edge
comb; Flora. Lueila Frisbee; Ceres, Lizzie
NJ. Cunningham; L. A. Steward, Letitia
totn D.. <I,,
South Branch elected officers for the en-
suing year. Dec. 14th, as follows: B. NJ.
Eames, Master; G. 9. Ward, Overseer; Mrs.
F. u. Ward, Lecturer; o. B. Gray, Steward ;
Bert Blanchard, A. Steward; A. A. CHM.
Chaplain; Joe Colson, Treasurer; Mrs Al
bic Thompson, Secretary Mrs. Ella M. Lit
tlefeld, Pomona; Mrs. Jennie Ward. Ceres
Mrs. Susie Perkins, Flora; Mrs. Jennie
Dockham. L. A. S.; Geo. Baker, Gate Keep
er; Mrs. Alice Haley. Organist. Installation
OF officers January 4th.
Union Harvest Grange OF Centre Mont
vile has adopted the following resolutions
whereas, The messenger of death has
again entered our grange and removed from
our order Sister Lucy P. Cooper, a true and
faithful member, therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of sister
Cooper the order has lost worthy friend
that while we sincerely mourn our loss, we
90 not forget to tender our fraternal and
heartfelt sympathy to our bereaved brother
in this sad hour of affliction.
Resolved, That in loving remembrance OF
the deceased our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family of our deceased sister
one to each of the Belfast papers for publ.
cation, and one placed on the records of GU,
grange.
EFFIE JACKSON, \ Com.
OLIVE BARTLETT, on
ELENoRA WATERHoUsE, Res.
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Wedding Bells.
EFFIE JACKSON, y
OLIVE BARTLETT,
ELENORA WATERHOUsE,

CoOk-SARGENT. The pleasant residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fl. Sargent. No. Is
Church street, was the scene, yesterday
noon, of very pretty wedding, when their
elder daughter, Miss Florence Patterson
Sargent was united in wedlock to Mr.. Viii
liam Leslie Cook of Great Falls, Montana.
Ihe house was very prettily decorated
throughout with evergreens, palms, running
vines and flowers. The couple stood during
the ceremony under a horseshoe OF white
pinks, with wreaths of smiax and a back
ground Of evergreens and palms The
bride was dressed in a navy blue travelling
suit The wedding march was played by
Miss Edna G. Roix. Miss Jessie NJ. Sargent
acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Albert T..
Blanchard as hest man The ceremony
was p, rforlned by Rev. John F, Tilton.
pastor Of the First Baptist Church. After
the ceremony the wedding party and
guests sat down to dainty wedding break
fast, at tables very artlstically and prettily
spread The happy couple left by the 125
train for short wedding tour, from which
they will return December oath, and spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent. The
bridegroom is native Of Unity and is we'll
known in Belfast, where he worked several
years For few years past he has been in
Montana, and is among the rising young
men OF that section. The bride is one of
Be!fast's most estimable yonng ladies', and
has many friends, whose best wishes will
follow her and her husband through the
journey Of life.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
Concerning Local Industries.

A. NJ. Daggett of Morrill, has put new
exhaust blower into his mill
B. Kelley & Co. made large shipments of
axes to dealers in various Maine cities Mon
day They also received by rail eight heavy
grindstones, which loaded a platform car.
Patrick Brogan 4 Son are having a good
run Of work at their granite polishing works
in the shoe factory annex on Pleasant street
They do fiat surface polishing with Hall
machine, cut and polish round columns and
polish balls.
The contract for furnishing 5000 yards Of
granite paving blocks to the city of Bangor
has been awarded to James S. Condor Of
South Brooksvile, he being the lowest bid
der at 81 cents. The city has the privilege Of
purchasing 1000 yards more at the same
figure.
The Belfast Light and Power Co has not vet
disposed Of the Ice on the pond at the mouth
oi Goose River, but Will keep it scraped and
ready to cut until some decision is reached
If not let OF sold to other parties the com
pany will cut and fill the houses.
The Belfast Machine & Foundry Co.
shipped stave machine yesterday for Cum
ninghain Bros. of Swanvile, for use in one
Of their mills on the upper Penobscot river.
They are having a good run of job work
and are running on full time.
J. H. Healey & Co. bave set this week a
handsome granite monument with polished
ball for Frank NJ. Lancaster, in Grove Gem
etery, Belfast. and marble tablet for Elijah
Lane of Prospect. They received supply
of marble by sch. James Holmes and have
large orders ahead.
The Merchants Marine Railway Co has
had fairly good seasons work considering
the depressed state Of the shipping interests
of the country generally. Freights have
been low and owners have laid out just as
little money as possible IN repairs. During
the year the railway has taken out Is YES
sells, including the three-masted schooners
John q. Smith, Levi Hart, Charlotte T. Sib-
ley and Flora Rogers. The other vessels
have been smaller. The number taken out
in 1894 was Is.
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christn,as Notes.
Merry Christmas to every body.

Merry Christmas to everybody.
Before doing your shopping consult the
advertising columns Of The Journal.
Jacob H. Havener will have nasquer-
ade ball ut Belfast Opera House Christmas
night, with music by Havener's orchestra.
E. NJ. Billings Post, G. A. r., of Monroe
will have an entertainment and Christmas
tree on Christmas eve. The Whites Corner
Dramatic Club has been engaged to present
their drama, entitled, "The Claim of '96"
An entertainment will be given in Me-
mortal hall Wednesday evening, Dec. 25th,
for the members of the Unitarian Sunday
school, and to which the inmates Of the
Girls Home have been invited.
appear in the juvenile cantata, Santa Claus :,
VisIon,'' at the Methodist vestry next Mon
day evening, Dec. ODD The cid patron saint
says, "Come and encourage the Children
Admission 10 cents doors open at O'Clock !;
cantata to begin at 7.30.
The delivery at the Belfast post Office will
be open from II A. NJ. to l P. NJ, and from 7
to 8 p NJ. There will be but one delivery by
carriers, after the arrival Of the forenoon
Western mail. There will be two collections
from the street boxes, for the A. N. and
P. NJ. mails. There will be no collection for
the P. M. mail.
OF the Christmas balls to be held in vari-
GUS neighboring places the following have
come to our notice: Christmas eve, Tues
day, Dec. oath, at G. A. r. Hall, Brooks !;
Dirigo Hall, Searsmont; and Johnson's
Hall, Thorndike. Christmas night, Wednes-
day, Dec. 25th, at L. T. Ness Hall, Cooper's
Corner, Searsmont, and McGray's Hall, East
Knox.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19

The Board of Trade OF Gardiner has done
a good service to that city in issuing hand
some volume under the above title, in which
the beauties and the industries of Gardiner
are pictorially set forth, with accompanying
letter press, but with no advertisements.
The plates were made from the best of pno-
tographs, and illustrate not only Gardiner
but the pleasant resorts and picturesque
places nearby. The water powers are also
shown, with those not yet utilized. Gardiner
is an enterprising and finely located city,
and this book ought to aid materially in
promoting her prosperity. 1t is certainly a
work Of art and credit in every way to
those who got il up.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
Fruit Growers Meeting.

The Maine State Pathological Society and
the State Board of Agriculture will hold a
union meeting at Presque Isle Wednesday
and Thursday, January and 8, 1896. A
fine program has been arranged, in which
the following appear as the principal speak
ers: Prof. F. L. Harvey Of Orono Chas. S.
Pope of Manchester, Willis A. Luce of South
Union, Miss Anna Barrows of Boston, and
Mr.. j. HI. Hale of South Glastonbury, Conn.
Grand exhibition Of Maine fruit, and premi-
ums offered for best specimens. Reduced
rates over railroads and at hotels.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
Probate and Insolvency Courts.
Following is an abstract of the business OF
the Probate and Insolvency Courts for Wal
do county, December term, 1895:

rolloWln& IL an aDSCracG OF the business OF
the Probate and Insolvency Courts for Wal
do county, December term, 1895:
Account Of administration presented in
estates Of Sarah P. Tripp, Searsport, second !;
Geo.I Mudgett, Belfast, first and final Isaac
II. Griffin. 2d. Stockton Springs, first; Geo
W. Clark, Unity, first; Francis III. Cole, Bel
fast, first; Martin Colson, Winterport, first; j;
Geo. w. Young, LincOlnville, second.
Account Of guardianship presented in
estates Of Timothy Sullivan, non compos,
Belmont, first and final; Lizzie NJ. Clary.
minor, Belfast, first and final; Anita F.
Griffin, minor, Searsport. final.
Petition for administration presented in
estates of Cyrus A. Hartshorn, Stockton
Springs Lewis j. Smell, Stockton Springs.
Wills presented in estates of Elizabeth A.
Snow, Frankfort; Aurora Piper, Monroe /;
Emma NJ. Vaughn, Monroe.
Petition to sell real estate presented in
estates of Robert A. Vinal, Winterport; !;
Grace N. Waterhouse Searsport
Account of administration allowed in
estates of Andrew d. Bean. Belfast; Mary
ID. Patterson, Waldo; Daniel Philbrook,
Islesboro, BENZ. Higgins. Searsmont; Joshua
Lamb, Lincolnville; Nancy NJ Moulton,
Belfast; Elijah Reynolds, Burnham; Caro-
line Nj. F. Miller, Searsmont, also private
account of executor.
Inventories returned in estates of Grace
n Waterhouse, Searsport; Henry E. Patter-
son, Waldo; Caroline j. Nickels, Searsport;
Andrew j. Baker, Winterport; Robert A.
Vinal. Winterport; Marshall Davis, Belfast;
Hannah G. Davis, Belfast; Frederick r.
Erskine, minor, Stockton Springs.
Account of guardianship allowed in es-
tates of Nathaniel B. Clary, minor, Belfast.
Decree of dover issued in estate of Sa-
brina Tarbell, Lincolnville
Decree of adoption issued to Nathaniel W.
Patterson and wife, Waldo, name Of ward
Marion Hail. changed to Marion 6. Patter-
son.
Petition Of admr. Of estate Of Elzaia r.
Sargent to compromise claim of George A.
Sargent, granted.
Petition Of admir- of estate Of Robert A.
Vinal to compromise a claim of said estate
against Benz. A. Vlnal, granted.
Guardians appointed as follows: John
Smith TO infant daughter Of L. NJ. Whiting.
Detroit; l. FL. Jackson. to minor heir OF
James Clary, Belfast.
Wills allowed in estate OF Florence Il.
Dyer, Belfast; George Holt, Belfast.
Letters of administration issued to Mary
F. Abbott, in estate of Isaac ID. Abbott,
Belfast.
License to sell real estate issued in estates
of Reuben A. Shaw, Winterport; Sabrina
Tarbell, Lincolnville.
INSOLVENCY COURT.
In the Insolvency Court first meetings of
creditors were held and assignees appoint
ed as follows: Estates of William Gould,
Brooks, Fred W. Brown, Jr. assignee; Briggs
Y. Uaggett, Morrill,, l. H. jackson, assignee;
John F. Dyer, Burnham, Norman Wardwell,
assignee; Burton e. Paul, Searsmont, r. G.
Dyer, assignee. Second meeting appointed
in estates Of Fred E. Sylvester, l.. Fl. Rey-
nolds, Silas d. Brown, Sias d. Bennett,
Welden A. Poland Fred .. Joyce, Eugene
H. Stewart.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
ycntents of To-Day's journal.

PAGE 1.
Mas If the Week. Probate and Insolvency
sfl-.. Newspaper Notes. Concerning Local In
rias. The Social Season. Christmas Notes..
g I. If the Oranges. Wedding Bells. Obituary
rlt Growers Meeting. State Pedagogical
aEy. Transfers in Real Estate. Picturesque
sliler. County Correspondence. Secret So
es Egypt by Starlight and Sunshine.
PAGE 2
W Views of 4 Case. Christmas Decorations.
Ost Chord. A Practical Stable.-A Deluded
tlunter Newspaper Notes. Presidents AS
: About Tariff. Muster of the Third Term
Aon. T. b. Reed and the 9th Congress-.
ie.lt.ly Parallel Column.
PAGE 3.
Mis urnas, the Azorean ''tarden of the Gods
R0nbons Christmas Gifts.
iliArias. The Churches. Northport News
PAGE B.
lia News of Belfast.
PAGE g.
l,elary News and Notes. .Nye's Effective
se, Santa Claus Assistant. Not That Kind
Aildder Register of Deep Water Vessels.
lpSoNency Question. The Christmas Fiddle.
H.ii
PAGE7.
Minister Bayard Censured. Maine Manufacto-
: storm Voices poem). Maine's Big Game.
PAGE 8.
49tSport Locals County Correspondence.
News Markets. Births. Marriages. Deaths.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate
were recorded in Waldo County Registry Of
Deeds for the week ending December 18
1886: Mary J. Decline, Prospect, to Fred
H. Kenney, do; land in Prospect. Geo D.
Spaulding, Lincolnville, to Cora I. Fletcher
do; land and buildings in 'Lincolnville
Henry P. Thayer, Freedom, to Augusta 81.
Thayer, do; land and buildings in Freedom
Wilber L. Clark. Belmont, to Edgar L.
Clark, do. land and buildings in Northport
Geo. W. Boulter ct al, Belfast, to Emma NJ
Walls. Belfast; land in Belfast. Eta v.
Mitchell. Portland, to Emma NJ. Walls, do.
land in Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
NEWS OF THE wEEk.

S BRIEF The fire losses of the Unit
N states for the month Of November
HUNS a total of $40, l3l, 500. The year
s5 up to date is chargable with $119,-
Va. 700, as against Sill. s25, 400 for the
.arlesponding period OF 1894. For the
INST II months of 1898 the fire loss aggre-
.Alea sl44, 345, 900, so that while the
}4ai ) loss is two million greater than last
rear it is over twenty millions better than
iAs disastrous year 1898. -. Or. William F.
Hammond, a well known criminal. want
4 il various parts of the country for
srson murder, burglary, etc, was ar
ested in New Orleans Dec. II. He is
s.alged with being fugitive from jus
nA from Florida and is said also to be
wanted in Maine and many other States.
Lord Dunrayen, who was a passenger
d the steamer Germanic, has returned to
london 1t is said that Lord Dunraven
will make new arrangement with the
New York Yacht Club relative to his
presence at the inquiry into the charges
made Nv him against the Defender syndi-
lte. The Welland canal was closed for
tie season, Thursday. Dispatches pub
isAel Thursday state..th that The lives of
ra~ missionaries of the American Board
, bitlIS are again in danger. They also
s-are that both the relief work and the
Missionary work in Van, eastern Turkey.
bad been ipterfered with. Dr. Grace Nj.
Emball OF Bangor, Me-. has been the
4aanizer of special relief work for the
altering Armenians.. IAN Indianapolis
special says ''All doubts as to ex-Presi-
leut Harrison 5 active candidacy for the
Republican nomination tor President. was
EeiHiTad Thursday by his political. man
The Republican journal., 1895-12-19

WASHINGTON WHIsPERINGs. The post
Easter general has issued fraud orders
saist The American Home journal, the
dome Journal and The Fireside of Bridge
'ater Ct, and The Home Journal of
5ldgeport, Ct, for using the mails in a
eleme to defraud.. 1t was stated on
8elent authority, Thursday, tina.
>peaker Reed will not announce his COM
lltee appointments until the latter part
p illls week..... President Cleveland and
-s shooting company returned to Wash
agton Saturday at 2. 30 ON the light house
,Fader Maple. The annual report of
Hen- John G. Carlisle, secretary of the
,leeaSary, was sent to congress Dec. 16. 1t
oAows very closely the lines of the presi-
lenl message, and recommends the re-
%ement of legal tender notes. He re-
yofrs probable deficiency Of ST, 600, 600
'lring the current fiscal year, owing in a
we measure to the decision Of the U. S.
ssapfeme court declaring the income tax
Illegal