The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10
News of the City and County.

market.
Almost everybody crowds to the shore now to
get a sniff Of salt air. It's healthy.
When the thermometer marks ninety the smile of
the ice man is childike and bland
Blueberry pie for dinner now is an assumption to
which most everybody's mouth gives color.
CLAIMS are ripe, and therefore heathful.
Camp meeting takes place the last week in August,
| close Mt hand.
The Baptist society had large clam bake on the
shore of the bay last week.
There will be large excursion over the railroad
from Dexter and Pittsfeld on the 18th inst
Green corn, seventy eight days from the seed, is
Beltast's boast in that line.
Ed. Whittier has sold 1900 tons of ice to Charles
| b. lIazcltine, Esq.
a valuable horse belonging to the Belfast Livery
Co dropped dead in harness at Liberty on Sunday
Among the new machinery at the shoe factory is Il
mailer for the manufacture of cable wire shoes
The broken arm of Johnny Mace is doing well 1t
is shocking injury but care and skill will save the
| limb.
Reuben Sibley & Son have sold sec hog heads of
molaSses to parties in Portland. 1t will go forward
| by steamer City of Richmond.
John W. White, Esq. is making preparations to
remove TO New York His house will soon be deliv-
cred to Capt Thombs, who has purchased it.
| A. H. 7. Moore has laid large pipe from his
spring across the flats the railroad wharf to sup
| ply steamers and vessels with water
| A number of horse ,oe,, from, ,,,ss,,,,,o.t, ,.o
camping at the Muck Pond in this city 1t is said
| they have bOuUht ntpdb HaS
Horses are in daily training Mt the Park. 1t il
said that Granite Bow is deyelopne his muscle and
showing signs OF MS former speed.
The city government has voted TO nav for one half
of the side walk in front of uavford,s hoct an
Beaver street
For o,ick nassaoos of vessels in t,i. io;nitv ana
other interesting marine no,vs seq tbe SHINING d
partmeut.
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scarcity of vessels A southern trim Mt This season
is rather avoided
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co,,nopv With Misc cow, ,I;ss Nicl-o,s will ho
abroad several wears. rosilino ot Milan norfactino
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A how named Ieatbers was se,ereIc b,ct IN We'd
ncsdav evening of last wool, Inv bipo s+cl ~, +ho
head Inv q nassino foam, as bo cd q, r,, ooro,
Cl,nrch s,root
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inc 'sepuphcahs nave cohciuueu 10 raise cam
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iu'i'' eiiy n"' ''e'H "ppointeu uia" 'eh''e' az
tne lo"er oiiuse' "t 9'iary Vi slo0 per year. anu
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iheie VIII oe ua'ee III hre"steF uroVe' so
neii''oh.' On o"'uru"y "i'efhoon ANA evening" Aug
i'tn H't d. mas an eN'''i'"' i'''io'in ioi a"hciHs
- iSFsooro entiieiy "e'tltute VI i'ep"ohcahs: II
nor why was MI MliilHeh lofcea 10 borrow NICK
cooper oil oeursoht 10 represent that beautiful Isle
at Inc fiiS"or'h convention ASKS
A large excursion accompanied by the Belfast
Band went down the bay Monday evening in the
barge Clifford. ON Tuesday the barge made an OK
curson TO Barnum'- circus in Bangor.
Tb,. ,,,,rus, ra,o. tho ,ro a. ~, -. .,,
az, tho 1th md I'm ore oxcit,r Soma o,,+t,,1,
among those interested. couple OF eXcIted horse
SATURDAY were I'iklhg loud ana betting $1,000 on
'''eii i"'oiiV''
The very warm weather the past week has stirred
up the ice buyers, and number in town. On
Tuesday g.. 80 per ton was offered but the owners
were "olung 'of ~ DeleVng fhat 1t Will bring that
Inquire
Ladies complain that they hindercd in their
bathing by large boys and men, who are ungentle
menly enough to enter the water in perfectly nude
state. They don't object to their bathing but wish
''eS WON" pun "h SVh' cio'i'ng-
Mr. Josiah Mitchell of this city, comes forward
with the following statement of hay harvesting
During ten days OF last month"; he with help, put
INTO his barns one hundred tons of hay, the largest
days work being fortyseven loads.
A man from R,npor drove g, foam, from that ;.
10 Belfast, saturday, IN Tour and half hours. The
animal was completely used up and in his disabled
condition was put on board the steamer Richmond
at the camp ground Sunday, to be taken home.
There i. - healthy revival ot ono branch of 1,,si
ness in tbe country A citizen of Morrill, informs
thc nassinc nnI,lic Inv MONS of aor,i,o si .h.
he has sPuns for sale 3" The cu,tvotion of tbis so
ful animal has gone sadly ont of practice of Iote
and its revival will relieve many an anxious mind
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Bank Examiner Bolster was in the city this week.
and made the annual examination of the Belfast
Savings Bank He reports the Institution as one
the soundest and safest in the State with sufficient
~ pay an .5 anu "0''"S u '"'