The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-31

sabbath, a the usual morning hour.
ur, Pcudleton has sent lls specimens of his In
lun relics to the Centennial State Fair which open
'i3t Portland, ON Tuesday, Aug. 2qth
-eh Weaka, Capt. Perkins. arrived on Thursday
last, direct from Limerick ireland. She came in
4last and WIS 3, days ON the passage.
rdc school agent reports that city schools are
rwded with pupils and that among our most i'm
mediate wants are larger school houses.
y coal loaded team driven by y. :. Piper in cross
t!s the lower bridge Tuesday broke through the
.5rcrng and spilled the load into the river.
pr }. NJ. Fletcher ha- bought the old lIaraden
homestead on hurch street. adjoining The Saving.
Bank Ilr Doctor now resides on the premises.
John +. stevens, OF Bangor, will deliver temper
ance lecture Iloytord Hall. at O'Clock sunday af
ternuon. under tlln auspices of tile Belfast Reform
Cmh
The cditor Of the Age is absent, but there is no
truth ia thc report that he is attending the Fat
Mems Convention. 1t is the Centennial that has
'rgulrd him.
4 resident on Norhport avenue thinks, in view of
the number of graceless fellows who passed over
t.at oroughtare last week, that it should be called
-aonpneetins-
Ghcre Is always some peculiar feature about YES
.r4 " the same locality that distinguishes them
from others \ Belfast coaster j.. known by having
hor masts spliced.
fine remains OF the late Hollis NJ. 4. Poor arrived
thursday evening Of last week. and were buried on
friday With Masonic honors by Phenix Lodge of
which he was member.
Capt. I'd. Mcdonald, late Of sch Prescott Hazel
i.,- a
Of sch Edward johnson, the commander of which,
Capt Fred Bean, recently died.
The postolee in Wnterport Was entered on Thurs
day night by burglar. he succeeded in securing
about fifteen dollars worth Of coppcrs, small change
and stamps from the money drawer.
The steamer Pioneer did brisk business CAMP
mceliu. week especially on Thursday. taking near
~ $500 in passenger money on that day. She seems
to b' winning back her old popularity.
The three nastcd sch. Hattie McC Buck, is dis
charging $4,000 feet Of hard pine at Cottrells ship
sard. The cargo is from BucIsyille, :. {. Ihr re
naindrr viii be discharged ut Scarsport.
Mathew Wplch wa, on Thursday evening OF last
week, elected ID Lieutenant of the Belfast military
company, in place On a. -. French resigned. The
company j. to have new belts and Iinncs
cily tl Republican flag was wound in mass around
The rope. not astar orname visblc-uctng AS though
it Was much ashamed Of itself. No wonder.
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Monday last. The teachers are the same as last
With the exception OF the assistant at the First
Grammar school Mr. Starreit, OF Warren, succeeds
Miss Mcdowell.
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SATURDAY. ,,o,, q, number Of Dor,ooro+; ,,otos n,o
tt.,n.tsd r4nfIico,, ,,s ncor,l affair lfs+o,
.rg 10 his TRADE. thai it was cnouoI, for him and
NnAl he should III ln'nre vote with the Democrats
Chandler Nahoney, Of Northport, lost valuable
horse last Friday in Il novel manner. The animal
drew post ont OF the ground to which it was
htced, ana by some means got the post underneath
if, the end of which penetrated the body, causing
DEATH
4 HAYES and Wheeler club WIS oroauized in This
citv Ii.t week with Col w IL Fogl4r President
and Frank Patterson. Secretary They meet III the
room over Sleeper's store on High street. a gas
light is displayed from the outside, upon the lantern
OF which is the name OF the club
The fraternity that trade and dlcker in horses
nave established an exchange near the North
Church, where on public days they may be col
lected, examining the teeth of steeds, discussing
age, pedigree, and qualities and occasionally shift
ing the traded Off animals from wagon to wagon
Ihe neI9hbors don't appreciate The honor conferred
u" 'le ioe''i'H-
The house OF Mrs Wilkinson Pierce, on Congress
~treet, was entered on Wednesday night of last
week, and large haul Of miscellaneous goods made
by the burglars. Among the articles taken were
pair of sea glasses, a lot of childs clothing belong
Il,
Pierce, &c. There is no clue to the burglars. A re
ward of sos is offered.
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Thrown FROM MASTHEAD MIR. Alonzo
Friend OF BROOKLYN who for the past week has
"eeh SEEMING porsies IN the pay' was severely Injured
Oh MONDAY forenoon ny peing throwhfrom the mast
head of rorgyboat' The boat is what is styled a
Newport porgy-boat with one mast about 40 feet in
height' Mr. FRIEND was on the masthead watching
Tor the fish to school, being then in the bay below
The monument. An unexpected squat struck the
ooat preaklhg inc i'"9t On Ill Tue s'ep me Viori-