The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-11-04

NoRrHPoRr. Brewer Republican at work on
| the Camp Ground paired of with Grcenbacker.
each agreeing not to vote on Tuesday After the
boat had left the last communication with Brewer
the Greenbacll- Democrat went to the Cove and
voted He is not believer in an honest vote and
a fair count.
BUCKSPoRT. Phoenix Temple of Honor have
| elected the following officers for the next six
months +. c. Eveleth, w. c. T.. Aaron Page V
T.; David Friend, Rec. Sec'y; f. p. Hill, F. r.;
w Shutc, Treas, J. r. Higgins. d. H.; j. \. Til
loch, Chap; a. b. Ames, c.; T. L. Wiggin, s.
CARNER's liARBoR The ice company has for
some time been making preparations for winter and
are now engaged in erecting buildings. In addi-
ton to an extension to the old building new one
100 feet long will be put up. VIM Libby has sold
his house for $3.50, and moved to Deer Isle. . The
Granite Co, is sinking well just above the steam
boat wharf. 1t is the intention to go down $50 or
200 feet or until plenty of water is reached. vii
lie Goodwin one of the Company's clerks, will go
on a farm ut Wells
THoK>DIkE. Herbert Burklin, OF Knox a boy
- years of age taken before Judge Anderson
in Unity, on saturday, charged with stealing a
demijohn valued at 81. Testimony went to show
that there was whiskey in the jug. The boy was
discharged leaving bill of costs amounting to sIj
for the county to pay....Joseph Sayward has a
two wears Old cont that weighs ,l22 pounds and A.
H. lark has a pair of oxen that weigh 400 pounds.
Hs-incss in all trades never was better at this
time Of the year. Hay is coming in fast. Peter
W. Aver, Of Freedom, has nearly completed new
store At Che station.
CAMDEN. Every thing has been remarkably quiet
in this village of late and news items are scarce. =.
Capt. John Boarman, after going to for fifty
years, has sold his vessel and will open alodging
house in Boston. Frank Young has purchased the
building occupied by him Il blacksmith shop, and
is making some necessary repairs =. Rev. George
Crawford, son Of Rev. W &. Craw ford OF this vii
iagc who belongs to the navy, has been ordered to
Japan and leaves Immediately via. san Francisco.
.Herrings are getting scarce, and the sardne
factory Will soon begin to clans The vote in
Camden a. near as can he ascertained fol
lows Republican 32, Fusion IA. tireenbaCk -. In
sept. the vot" was Republican 33G, Fusion go A
Fusion loss of l23, and Republican loss of II.
IlNCULNvILLE. Two young men of this place,
George Rus and Frank Miller. aged about eighteen
wears Of age, left home last April for Colorado,
and letters had been received from them stating
that they were doing well. The father of George
Rus recently received telegram announcing his
sons death. The blow was sudden and severe
one 10 the parents. who have the earnest sympathy
OF their friends and ncighhors. The deceased was
much liked by his Young friends here. The remains
arrrNprrte'' daily Miss Della Morse of Camden,
has sued the town of Linconville for $40 900 dam
age. She states that She ha- received injuries oc-
ra~ioned by defective highway. The trial is to
come on At The January term OF the supreme Court
nj Belfast Mr.. Albert Knight i putting M a