The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

Zette compliments Belfast Young lady for The sen
slble style in which she was attred when sngipgin
public. Belfast girls can style out on occasions
but modesty III attire is their prevailing character
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Hay is coming To market in large quantities. but
| few shipments are made \. NJ. Carter has loaded
| schr. Brunette for Boston, and VIM Pitcher & son
| are loading schr Carrie Walker for Brunswick
| Small amounts nave been shipped to the islands
| down the bay.
The Waldo county agricultural society, after pay
ing all its current expenses at its recent fair had
surplus of $50 When it is considered that all life
| members and those who had exhibits were admitted
! free, the ten cents admission for others Melted a
| handsome sum. The receipts at the hall We're $50.
The autumn weather Of the past week has been
| glorous-mcllow sunshnng days and clear skies
while the yerlure of the fields contrasted With the
scarlet that famed out from the brilliant hues of
the changing foliage. Tuesday afternoon the wealth
er changed by heavy rain squat from the north
| west. 1t has been cooler since
MONROE Rev. .. Whitcomb, for sixty years !,
resident of this town died on saturday last at the
| age of - years.
| BROOKS. The funeral Of :. v Il. lIuNforl, for
merry a resident of this town and brother of Capt
J. : IIuNforl, the post master, was largely attend
| ed. There We're masonic ceremonies, Marsh River
lodge Officiating Mr.. II. removed Ia Lowell. Mis-.
| several years ago, but returned month or more
| ago, suffering with cancer of the stomach. from
| which he lied. His family VIII remain here. He
| was one of we'll known townsmcn, a mild quiet
man % uniemi-hcd character, and will he regret
| tel IA al Iii- age WA about tifty-eighl. Hi
wife the laughter ot the late Gilman Roberts. ha-
| the ~ymrathic- ot Nilr circle of friends and rea
tiyc-
| |>IEsBnRn. 4 gentleman named Barker Of IA
joV,il Ia, engaged to cut ice at this place ,lurn.
| the coming winter and his sons are noW making
preparations Ihe pond which is situated at a
| place called The Greek, two miles below the Head.
VIII he howrl to thirty acres in extend \ -luice
WAY BOO feet In length will hc built which viii
carry the ice directly from the pond 10 vessels
which may he there to receive it. II is hoped the
enterprise may prove ~ucrr~-ful-.-.p DR.. \ :. Davis
mas -oidl Chcl-ca parties, lot of land, the east
side Il short distance mellow hi- cottage. \ summer
hou-t viii he huil' rhrrr .I-le-horo i becoming
fashionable resort. large number Of cottage lot~
ha,e Been sold to Bangor parties and 4 number pi
dwellings will Ne erected another season.
PALERMO. Era H. Ballard a natj,.of thi- touI
tiled in a drunken iii Standardization ga Friday might
last. Tie was employed a. farm hand by man
named >yhr-tcr, near Augusta. Ballard had been
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to sleep of hi 'iebauch. In the morning he did moi
getlr, at tl usual hour They went to hi chamber
! opened -he door, auj -aN him wing on the noor
wfth hi limbs rigid IN death lie had evidently
| lain there all night Ii- .lo.hr. we're hp,psttrr,i
with yonit ana the poor fellow presented Il sha,t
| ~ ami ~lckening appearances Ballard was 3 v,.ar-
Of are ana during th, MAR va 4 private tn IL.
| l4th Maine regiment
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~EAIt-roRr. 4 ladder broke under N-t Water.
! house and John Kane al the Hre Weiu.- l:lv 9Th
! inst and both were thrown t. the ground Tut e..
raped with slight brui-a-....A party with the scar
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