The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-12-03
Belfast, Maine.

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The directors of the Belfast & Mooseheai
the usual semi-annual dividends of 3 per
cent. on the preferred stock and 144 on the
'i'il i'Ieierle"' p'Sap zee lSV'
! Following IS Il list OF unclaimed letters re
manning in the Belfast post office for the
week ending Nov. Is, 1896: Ladies-Mrs
| \. j. Carter, Mrs. Ida Kenney. Gentle
men-Will CAMEL.
stAnba,, 4 D,+,o,, hoe boar -, +,i,1 j.,
| New York, charged with having swlndled
hf9. MAY Ailce uodiFeE Y, ana her daughter
~, of ro,,artT +l,a+ q o ~
rs operations eXeelled IN magnitude any
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one. large transaction. Boston Travelier
| The case has been previously mentioned
| in The journal. and was said to inc1ude
property in Belfast owned bv Mrs. Godfrey.
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GOOD tbinos 1,,+ w., o,,1,, a.>.,> ,,,':1,,
an tho hill, If f,re 10 tho ,ohs+ar W. auo
willing to hat . coo1v +ba+ CHARLES 1,i,,.,o,f
wonI, bava tradad tho ,bole o,+f+ E.o,a1,
kisses and all for nook of panohsoo+ D.,
CLAIMS
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W., 'iiA'i ", 1'oN oA' oei 4ne"n 'oin pei'
'"io' 90 20 - sne''' 90 'iie 80 vi uay low
~ ~ ono -0u uaS average ior November
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number of show falls 3. amonnt of s,o,,
fall inches total nrecinitation rain .na
melted s,ov, o. ;nab.s
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viii oon+,nn., har ~ $780,. NNl,-'
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o@'0ino anu o'nei ooa'e On VhaV me- mas
chartered the steamer Florence and will
continue on ohe same route, With Ernest H.
gary Formerly VI 'he oasVlhe' az pursef'
oap' oin"iiiuso has 'iie coh.racC " Garry
0no mans "eon ooii"'o anu ASiesooeo' the
mali Will DC carried on lis poa1.
A BIG CARLOAD OF HAY. Probably the
largest carload of hay ever shipped from the
Belfast branch of the M. G. r. r. was load
ed at Thorndike last week nv Chas r
SAMPSON of Freedom, The car contained
Al 9i5 lbs. or "a lbs. less than q tons His
hay was pressed by w. 8. Edminstar of
East Knox. Mr. Edminster baa tho bast oil
around press in Waldo Co. His record IF
last wear l6 tons go lbs. in 9 hours % min
beaten
press packs better. sells better and il more
easily handled than thai mt nm nv anv other
press on the Market Hay put nm in this man.
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Lei Is solo III some Aiaie ol'ies " 1he ehtre
exclusion of other sized bales. Eight, cars or
los TONS of this hav have been sold for avnort
" 0ouVh America anu neriloua curing the
past month. Farmers wishing quick work
cali. Don't break yonr backs trvine to lift
roll or end huge dray-shaped bales
LAW COURT DECISION. Tileston Wadiin,
Esq, Clerk of Courts. has received the
ceftihcate OF OPINION from the Law Court,
II, 'iie a'uo oooii'y o''e VI neCsS r. MAJ
'''s No 70 4A','ie" - 1'oN ~ ~ 1901 que
doa1 +ha ,,1oa-, ~, pr;dc,o s+.oot =; ps,s,st