The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-11-11
News of Belfast and Vicinity.
Get the old and shattered stove pine
From its corner in the shed
Let the liniment be ready
Papa soon will break his head.
Have you paid your election bets ?

heii az tic orange nail, waldo, with Diadcm
| Lodge No. SOL next Thursday.
| We learn of a number of marriages TO take place
IN thls city before the year closes. This is leap
year, girls, so improve your opportunity.
Edward F. Lufkin of Monroe has been granted
patent on a lantern hanger, and Theodore NJ Rich
! afdsoh, OF stockton, one on a thill coupling.
| our lumber carrying schooners are now reaping
harvest. Freights at Bangor have advanced to
SID per NJ. for New York, which is extra good
sch Mauna-L oa, sixteen days from Turks Island
with salt, arrived at Belfast on the 9Th inst Swan
" slbley Bros have 1000 bushels of the cargo the
| remainder going to Bangor.
j. Y. McClntock, has purchased from the Cakes
Angler estate the brick store on High street. Bel
fast, occupied by the late Mr.. Angler 1t win he
renovated and used for the stove business
lslesboro, LinconNille and Northport are not
ports of entry, and ~ law no vessels are allowed
to hail from those ports Vessels owned III those
towns should hail from Belfast or Camden
Charles TreadWell, Esq, In old citizen IF Belfast
has recently presented To the Maine li,torical So
ciety rifle formerly owned by sir William Pep.
pcrell of kittcry, the renowned hero Of ouisbur4
The usual work Of destruction on the uilorcupicd
cottages ON the shore Of the bay has begun Several
pancs Of glass in H. f. McDouald'- have been
broken. An effort should he made to arrest and
| punish the perpetrators.
Hay is now being shipped from this section to
| Massachusetts and New York. II is something new
to ship hay from Maine the Empire state but the
hay crop in that ,tate and rennsy lvania was short
the present season. Coca Nay is worth Ii per ton
| i'll our markets.
Mrs Mary Z. Pote, vidow of the late Robert
Pote died at her home in this city ON saturday last
1T the are of6} years an months. ~hrwa~a very
e7timaIIr lady ami respected BY all win, knew uyr.
Mrs. f"tr was native nf Belfast h daughter 1T the
late Calvin Pitcher. 81, leave, seven children four
sons and three daughters, Of whom Fred " Potc
Miss. NeaIey Pote, ami Mrs. Henry Dunbar reside
in this city
Attention i, called ID the millinery opruiu. of
Miss Lambert IN Stockton our READERS in that
| section will find All Tile fall And Winter fashions
| with Miss l.. And this reminds Il. to saw tn the
| traders of NraSport ana stockton that they win
ilnd ii t" their advantage to1,yrrtisrin the Journal
| which fA7 a large circulation in both places. Our
Belfast dealers find it pays them to advertise, and
there h no reason WHEY it would not be u- rcmuucr;
tive TO our friends in the places n.tmel
~rh. George l.. Fe-~cnIeu, Capt. Btcbc, If Green
port, L. /. arrived in Belfast Monday, the ,th. The
| schooner sailed from Bn9tonat II AM sunday and
at II y Nj same lay wa off Monhcgan ~hc reach
ell thi- port At \ VI. next morning The Fc-,ea-
,ien built III l-7l by Caucr 4 Co Th- is the
first time the schooner has been in our port since
7he VA launched. THE captain speaks in Tic NIGH
! est terms Of his vessel woods 4 Matthew will
loat tn schooner with hay for Sew YORK
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