The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

The hitherto industrious house iys much depress
ed by the cool weather.
Rev Father Patterson, of Rockland held Catholic
services in this city on Sunday last
ANel Hayford is erecting a storehouse ut his um.
Der yard at the foot of Spring street.
Schr. Nellie, of Belfast, is now in Perkins dock
undergoing repairs Her top will be raised and a
poop deck put on.
son Of L. n. Bradman Of Belfast, was run over
by an ice team in the street, Tuesday, and consider
ably injured about the face and head.
As an experiment, Bangor parties are to lay
new concrete sidewalk High street, from the
Phoenix House past the reside nee of DIR. pendleon.
Cy. Davis has a splendid lot of frui t-rich musk
melons juicy watermclons mellow pears, and peach
es like the cheeks of sweet sixteen. No wonder the
boys love to lnger there.
An eruption of radical Office holders and spouters
is spreading Waldo County. We mention the
fact, because farmers may mistake them for tramps
and set guards about the hen-coops.
The voting lists posted, and voters should
see that their names upon the rolls, and if not,
that they are placed there The Aldermen will be in
session for revising the list the last three DAYS of
this week.
Schr Admiral, OF Lynn, Mass, loaded with latlls
and shingles, is upon Dyers railway for repairs.
She has been ashore at Northport, on her passage
from Bangor TO Boston. She came to this port
Tuesday tull of water.
Mr.. Treat advertises 3C0 barrels of fish chum for
sale at his factory in Searsport. Farmers learn
ing that chun is OF the best of fertilizers,
peciay as top dressing for grass. There's cheat
in il. and Won get what you nav
Pitcher & Gorham have loaded sch. a. IIayford
with hay for Charleston, $. c. Woods, Mathews
& Baker and Pitcher & Son have loaded sch Charley
Buck with hay for same place. &. b. Hazeltine has
loaded sch. j. W. Brown with brick and hay for
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. Layton and his wife with their four children
through North Milford yesterday. They had walked
al the way from iIonlton and had not tasted food
they SAID for twenty four hours Mr. $ G. Higgins
reach S"n-port. Bangor Wing, 9TH.
Waldo County is to be afflicted for the remainder
OF tF, week with half IA dozen stumpers. The roll
from Belfast consists oil Collector Marshall, Col. W
Ii. Foeler, Judge Gro. f. johnson, Clerk of Courts
Frye amt E=quircs Emery Boardnan and w. p
Ihompson The circuit includes the back towns
i,lrsboro And Bfi2aaicr'S Island.
Al Inc mtttnE OF lHe fltS government on MOn
day night but little of inter, st WAS done. The reg
ular routine business was gone through with and
the bill for current expenses passed amounting to
9}o50o0, Of which 5lt9l.3l was for the highways
The matter Of purchasing fire ladder was laid on
the tabl"
Wdhear Of no other Democrat in this city as can
didatc for the Legislature except Lewis Bean. Mr.
Bean made splendid run last fall, and credit
to the city as its Representative. Citizens who don't
care so much about politics as they do to the in
terests of the locality properly and carefully looked
after, win again give him their votes.
The Republicans Of Scarsport raised flag last
week. somehow they forgot to remember that dry
cordage is apt 10 shrink in a shower. and when the
nights rain wet the halliards they parted. Next
morning the honored names of HAYES and Wheeler
were found to be switching the muddy streets. Two
Of the brethren were soon after ousing the flag
of free in neighborins brook.
Attention is called to the advertisement OF ii new
hat, cap and furnishing goods store by G. w EIa-
ney, at 81 Main street. Mr II. has half of L. c.
Hilton's store, and has and large stock give
him call-Capt Thomas Burgess is again upon the
route between this city and Cnryer's Iarbor. The
Bonney is a fast sailing packet, and has every ac
commodaton for passengers
Mr.. Ben. lIazeltme has returned from the trip
around tie world upon which he set out las, fall
lie sailed by clipper ship from New ork to san
Francisco thence by steamer to Japan, thence to
China and India. and by steamer through the Red
Sea and by The Sucz Canal to the Mediterranean, by
the straits OF Gibraltar to England and across the
trip Il considerable portion Of which was occupied
in loiterngs by the WAY. lie brings many curious
souvenirs of the countries that he visited.
our nei gilbor, Ohm Caldwell, who dispenses news
papers to the cNpectant public, failed ON Wednesday
to make his usual prompt connection with the up
town public that waited for from Vermont.
The explanation is that Il gust Of wind blew from
his head Johns hat containing his spectaces and
an assortment Of private papers, and conveyed them
into the dock, When Il boy in a boat had collected
the hat and papers, and diver had been sent after
the spectacles, John came calmly up town and an
nounced big Republican majority in Vermont
TIE DoCToEs IN CuUNcIL. The Waldo County
Medical Association held bi-montlly meeting in
lIa,lord Block BcIfitst, ON Wednesday afternoon.
The society consists OF the regular practicng physi
clans of the county who meet once in two months
for social discussion and mutual benefit. The organ
i1ation consists of DR.. Billings of Freedom prrsi-
ttilt anu III t'ltlIi VI DtildSl, me OK
crcses of the present meeting consisted Of the read
ing of paper on dpthera, by DIR. Hamn of Nor
rl and one on Bright's disease by Dr. johnson, of
Belfast
NDIDATES TO TIE LEGISLATURE. The fol
loving are the names of the Democratic and Re
publican candidates to the Legislature for Waldo
county so far nominated-for Belfast, William
W oods. rep, for the class of Swanvillc Knox,
Waldo, Brooks. Belmont and Morrill,, Charles NJ
Cunningham, of Belmont, dcm and Silas Storer,
OF Morrill, rep. for l.incolnvillc Northport and
lslesboro, Lorenzo Pendlcton, dcm and 1hos. IL.
Parker, rep, both of Isesboro; for Winterport and
Frankfort, Bidiied Pumer, dem, Of the former
and Nathaniel Aver rep, Of the latter town; TO
Liberty, Searsmont, Montvle and Freedom, Jon
Altman Bartlett, dem, and James NJ. Davis, rep, both
of Montville, for Unity, Palermo, Thorndike and
Burnhum Edwin l.. Stevens, dem, and James IL.
Cook, rep, both Of Unity. for Jackson, Monroe,
Troy and Prospect, John n Mckenny dem, and
John Goodwin, rep. both OF Monroe.
\ GU can't always tell when you safe from
troubles in this world Even the mariner, whose
business calls for the most careful prcparation,
sometimes forgets important things. Last week a
company OF retired shipmasers Of Searsport
pafh"d IN the schr. Estela for weeks leis-
"reiy cruise down the bay. They had il good
time and enjoyed hugely all the pleasures of
the occasion. But day the Revenue Cutter
Dobbin encountered them, and as II matter of
form sent boat on board to examine the papers
Then il flashed upon the eXcursionists that they had
neglected clearance, and the high seas
without any nationality, proof that they were not
freebooters and pirates The cutter took them in
tow to Castine as Il lawful prize and presented them
to the Collector suspicious characters. After
much teegraphing with the Searsport officials, they
were released, with admonition. As we said at
the outset, You can't always tell who the safe men
BuRNiAM. Thursday OF last week j ohm NJ. Pease
fell from the high beams in his barn distance of 20
feet striking his head and shoulders and injnring
him severely. Mr.. Pease being about 73 years old
his recovery is doubtful.
FRANKFORT. a dwelling house owned by Mr..
Ferdinand Treat in Frankfort village, was burned
on The sduy morning. the fire taking from a dnfact.