The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-11-08
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fretty lively tare that the wind got on. Monday
night
s2The sch. Florida is on Dyers railway UNDERGOING
repairs
Six couples in the city are close to the verge of
lnatrimony
Almost time to be harvesting for use the crop of
snow shovels
Henry G. Gray is building a dwelling house on
Condor street
CheStnuts are now offered for sale About the
usual number of them are inhabited
| Winters coming, sure. The girl you meet in the
morning has rosy cheek and sparkling eve.
Among the recent graduates from Dartmouth
Medical school is Lebbius Curtis. of Searsport.
The ship P. r. Hazetine at New York has
chartered to load general cargo for San Francisco
Lecture next Sunday evening at the North church
By the pastor Subject The Facts of our Faith.
Mr.. {. J. Hall has shipped cargo of provisions
and hay by sch. 5. J. Gilmore to his quarry at
| Mt Desert
David Crosby, who lives on the east side was
driving to town Monday, when his horse stumbled
fell on his head and broke his neck
! The new Castine bark. John W Dresser hay
loaded. sailed on Tuesday for Savannah She will
there load hard pine for Buenos Ayres
| The new bark Charles Stewart, partly rugged will
be taken To Bangor to load before the river closes
| The gang Of riggers will accompany her
|
| The ship Frank Pendleton of Searsport from
| London for Cardiff last month, ran ashore at Rye
England, and assisted off same night BY tugs
The editor doesn't always print all he il asked to
III the local column. suppress all that he is re
questcd to 1t wouldn't be much of a paper if he
did
The telegraph poles along the Belfast railroad
have all been set and the wire Will be stretch
ed 1t will be operated by Mr. Foss the station
agent.
The schr Forest Queen Of Belfast loading wood
at Brigaders Island parted both chains and was
driven ashore in the gale Of Friday night She is
owned by R. e. Lewis
The question Of water supply for the city will
be debated before the Good Templars lodge to
night They evidently want to drown out the gin
mills now in operation
The poet says that In spring the young mans
fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love" But it is
in chilly autumn that he really reflects on the
superior comfort of matrmony
The deer captured one year ago by Mr. Critchctt
in the upper regions of Hancock county, and since
kept upon his grounds in this city made his es
cape on Friday night of last week
Teachers Institute was held in4Peirces Hail.
on Wednesday, under the direction of Mr. W. J.
Corthel Of Calais, State Superintendent 1t was
for the benefit Of the city and county teachers
The owners Of schr Florida have received let
ter from a New York LAWYER asking them to pay
for the cargo Of the sehr Decori, recently sunk in
collision with the Florida A suit may be the re
suit
The [. S coast survey sch. Earnest that was
upon our coast last summer. with headquarters at
Belfast, sailed on Tuesday from Baltimore for
Puget Sound. She will 90 through the Straits Of
Magellan.
The conjunction between the planets Saturn and
Mars on Saturday evening. was invisible in this
locality Oh account of heavy clouds Those who
missed 1t can make note that the next one will
occur in 1916
The katahdn was unable to make her landing
At Searsport in the gale of last Friday and brought
her passengers to this city when they were for
warded 10 that town The boat lay al Rockland
until the following morning
Aivices from Liverpool, under date Of Nov 3D.
state that the bark Augustine kobbe Capt P P
Carver, Of Searsport, badly damaged by col
lision being cut down TO the waters edge She
hal a load Of deals from Bangor
The city authorities arr moving to take possess
ion Of the money wagered upon the Presidential
election noticed in the court report last week
Mayor Houston and City Solicitor Jewett on Sat
mday made demand upon the Stockholders
The extensive dredging machine that has been
employed at BucEsport the past season was lowed
to Belfast Friday and finished up the work Of Mr.
Andrews on the Instructions oil Lanes wharf Il
required two steamers to tow the dredse and &C
comparing
The storm of wind and rain on Friday Of last
week was one of those southeast gales that visit
this section every fall 1t was the heaviest storm
OF the season. The rain fell in torrents, the wind
blew violently, but far can learn no
damage vas done in this vicinity.
The cap stone on the front OF the hall story of
the Masonic Temple has been placed in position.
1t is free stone tablet bearing several Masonic
embenls ana the Latin for Faith, Hope, Charity,
and also the Masonic date OF erection "A l.. 1911
Thr outside work is rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs Gdllchrist of Montville defendant in a horse
case before the court last week, came taking
leave OF her and the world al the same time
On retiring to her room al the American House
she blew out the gas and went to bed Mr. Ed
wards the clerk. happening to smell the escaping
gas aroused her, and no doubt saved her life
The new Directory OF Rorkland, Belfast and
Camden, Just published by Greenoufh a. Co., APP
pears from the brief examination have been
able to give it. to be very full and accurate 1t
certainly viii prove valuable to every one who has
occasion to look up an inhabitant of either place
and to business and professional men must be in
dspensablo For sale by John 5 Caldwell
4 good story is told by gunners who had "a lot of
decov ducks set in IL cove the bay. The birds
looked SO very natural that gunner erept up and
fired at them, Out OF respect for the deceived
sportsman make identifying allusion to
him further than that he belongs to what W init
tier calls the gentle craft of leather" and has
something to do with the shoe factory.
APPEALED LIQUOR CASES. Daniel D. Stephen
son, of Montve, was last May convicted at Thorn
dixie before Justice Moore, of Belfast for single
sale of liquor fined $50 and costs, and $50 and
costs for keeping liquors with intent to sell. He
appealed and recognized to appear at the present
term of Court, but the appeal was not entered
He was taken before the Supreme Court, the Jus
tees decision sustained and for want Of funds to
pay the fine Stephenson went to Jail On IL similar
case Joseph Gilmore of Belfast paid fine and
costs, amounting to so
If there had been a strong wind blowing when
the fire broke out in the Robbins house. Wednes
day night, nothing could have presented an ex-