The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-03-24

| noon. broke his leg, between the knee and ankle
John stewart, on Wednesday, moved a building
from the rear of the store ON Main street recently
occupied by Ed. Perry, to Asa Riggs premises,
| where it will he converted into a stable.
| Geo. W. Burgess has added to his already fine
job printing Office new Half super Royal Univer-
sal press It is tine machine from Colt armory
at Hartford, Ct, and does excellent work.
The Mayor requests all places of business closed
this afternoon between the hours of two and four in
respect to the memory of the late Ex-Gov. W. 6.
Crosby. 1t is to he hoped our citizens will comply
| WHEREABOUTS OF BELFAST VESSELS. sch.
Lois Y. Chaples, cleared from Jacksonville on the
| 18th for Baltimore. sch. Annie l.. Mckeen ar
rived at Savannah on the 18th from New London
| $500. ship Cora passed st. Helena Feb 3D., from
Hong Kong for New York. The statement last
week that Sch. Prescott Hazelline had put in leak
| ing incorrect 1t was another vessel. The
Hazeltine is at Bridgeport. sch. Welaka arrived
| at Mobile on the Eth from Barbaduce.
POLICE ITEMS. Geo Larrabee. James Kelley
| and John Adams, hailing from Bangor, We're before
Justice Greer day last week. and sent to Jail for
| ten days each. The charge for drunkenness
| and disturbance and were brought here by deputy
sheriff RoulSton, of Searsport. Charles Mcintosh,
| on complaint of Frank O. Mahoney for an assault
| and battery, before Justice Greer ON Friday,
and sent to Jail for thirty days. Mark c. Coss,
| Thomas McCarty and David Bird were before Judge
| Boarlman, Monday, for drunkenness. Coss and
| McCarty sentenced to ten days each in jail.
and Bird fifteen day. On Tuesday James Foster
| and Thomas holland were before the court for the
same offence, and were given twenty days each in
| Jail. The parties belong out of town.
Our insurance neighbor, heating 4 Field, pre-
| sent in another column the statements OF some very
substantial companies for which they write policies.
Nobody vino trusts interests to them is permitted
10 stand on unsafe ground. w oodcock & son
| advertise spring wall paper which has been
selected with especial regard 10 harmony of color
| Examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Especial attention is called to the card of Mr..
| W. T. Howard, marble worker, in the Langworthy
| building Mr. Howard is very fine workman and
cannot fail to Suit...Sce assessors notice. see
notice of Belfast manufacturing company Money
lost and found. Attention j. called to the notice
of Japanese tea party 10y the Unitarian society, of
which further notice will he made next week..
| See advertisement If Mrs. q. W. Mckenney cloak
and dress maker who hat just returned from
| Boston.
| GOOD TFMrLAR NOTES The Grand Secretary
ha- this week issued hi circular of particulars of
the annual session of the Grand Lodge, which will
! lie hod in Congress Hall. Portland. TUESDAY and
Wednesday, April 10Th and eth. Half fare to dele
| gate over all the railroads and steamers east of
| Portland, and reduced rates Al the hotels in Port
| land...... Almon Roberts has been commissioned
| Deputy of Bethel Lodge 302, at Z. Thorndike. vice
q. +. Files re~igne'l... Belfast Lodge reports -
members in attendance last Thursday evening
and AN interesting session for the good of the
der -. +. Shaw Lodge No, b. of Brooks, re
| ports Il gain OF several members the past few
weeks. Belfast Lodge is entitled to 10 delegates
to the GIAni Lodge. and will send full delegation.
.~aywtrd Lodge 2S4, of Thnrndike. has reor-
gained with Peter Whitney a. w. c. T. and q. II.
Rich Deputy
MORRILL,. \ SON eff Frederirb Black. on Tuesday
in handling a revolver. accidentally discharged the
piece. putting bullet through hi hand. The ball
entered the palm. and was extracted from the back
| Of the hand 10y pr Fletcher Of Belfast
| JACKSON. \ little ~on of Geo. Miller cut OF one
Of his great toes by the careless handling of axe,
completely unjointng the member at the upper
joint Thomas }. Dill has been drawn to serve ON
the traverse jury at the April term of the :. j.
| Court....Japheth Grant has a lamb which weighed
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| The proposed sale of the vest business of David
Bracket to }. l. Watts. of Brooks, which was men
toned in the journal few weeks since did not
take place, as the Boston parties, who furnish the
| vests to make, would Not consent TO the change.
FREEDOM \ telegram to the journal states that
Hon. Robert Elliot. formerly of Freedom, died at
| his residence in Everett, Mass on saturday last,
aged about - wears. Mr. Elliot for number
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local affair of that town. IN 1876 he was member
of the Governors council. Nj Elliot Il very
pronounced Democrat amt for time was confined
in Fort Lafayette for Reasonable utterance- and
alleged Instructions OF the laws. lie was the sub
| iect Of 4 special order from the Secretary of War.
who refused to release him from confinement.
! About three wears ago he moved from Freedom to
Massachusetts, lie was a brother of Charles Elliot,
of Knox. Hiram Elliot. of Boston. and Mr. Fuller.
of Auburn.
! CASrINE. Samuel J. Wallace. ESD, of this town,
recently graduated from medical school in Phla-
dephia, ranking second in a class of 200. Miss
Eliza Lufkn, of th, village, proficient in the art,
teaches class in elocuon at the Normal school
| several of our young men have gone west within
| two wears. and are doing well. Two or three more
intend to 20 this spring. several coasters are
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MONROE. William :. Written, an old and re-
Spected citizen, ded on The I'th, aged % years
| Mr.. Written came to TINS town from Buxton forty
| two years ago. Mr.. W literally starved TO death,
| caused by throat Toube.... Susan NJ. York. a
Young lady, was badly bitten by dog saturday
last Miss York stopped to pat the dog the head.
when the animal jumped and caught the lady by the
! lip and chin making bad wound. The dog was
| instantly killed....C. +. Ntrattarc, ESP, young
| lawyer of promise, Is visiting his home here. He