The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-15

oil in Cottrelfs ship ard in this CITY, on Friday
last A hard pine splinter driven two inches
into the calf of his leg, and broke OF. 4 surgeon
| removed the splinter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. >ibley have the sympathy of
the community in the loss of their only child, a
bright and promising infant daughter. They were
made sensible of this by the many floral tributes
from neighbors and friends. Work at the shoe
factory of Critchett 4 Sibley suspended Monday
afternoon, the day of burial.
}. \. Mctintock has finished making repairs on
the Angler store High street. 4 new brick front
has been put on with heavy granite moulding rum
ming across the front the first story The front
windows are of large French plate glass Tie door
way and stairway leading the Spiriualist hall
above have been widened. On the whole the build
Ing has been much improved in strength and APP
| pearance.
| Many wears ago, While dentists were unknown in
| this region, Major Timothy Chase used to relieve
people of their aching teeth. But the Major re
signed the tooth business about a quarter of a cen
| fury ago, and has been some seven years in his
| tomb. Yet IN Old time soiourner a few DAYS ago,
| deceived by the resemblance between father and
son, and forgetting the lapse of years came with
raging tooth 10 the latter for relief.
Attention is called to the card Of johnson \
Rogers, who recently formed copartnership.
They are legal gentlemen of reputation, and bust
ness left with them will receive prompt attention
... Read what the Andrews Bros. has To say about
their new stock At the new Boston Clothing store
The :. :. Lewis homestead in th> city is advertised
| to rent Mrs. NJ. \. Snow notifies her patrons
| Of her removal. Mr.. J. W. Waterman, renman
artist, has card in another column.
ALONG THE WMAuiEs. sch VIM stevens ha,
loaded staye. for New York ~ IIowes x co.,.
BEN. IIazeltine has loaded schr I. H. Livingstone
| With ice for Jacksonville. Albert Carter has
loaded ,chr. Brunette with hay for Boston swan
| X Sbley Bros. have discharged Il cargo Of 5000
bushels of corn schr Earl and 40 tons IT coal
from >chr. Tahmiroo. Also IL lot of bran. VIM.
Pitcher son are loading sch. Sarah l.. Davis with
hay for Bruins wick, ga. Same firm has discharged
a rarEo Of 800 tons of coal from sch 4. W. Ellis.
PERSONALS. MI. II. H. Norrngton and wife
and Mss Nellie White, who have spent the sum-
mer in Belfast, left for Bay City, Mich on Tues
DAY. Mrs. T. p. Pierce of Rockland, is visiting
friends in this city,. Rev Edward Crownimsheld
Of this city will deliver an essay on The sunday
school" at the Unitarian conference at Ellsworth
nest week.. Hon. ". II. Mcclellan and family
left Belfast last Thursday for their nome at
Kansas City, Mo....CoI and Mr.. Chenery, Of this
ctv ana Mr.. IIitrbro,.k md children of Ro.tn,
| have rome 10 Noo.rhrod Aka for J, few nav.
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He has dozen varieties of pears and his trees are
50 heavily laden with the f,ui fbat th,. brapch,.
are proppcd ana tel M in pye., ronrei,,l. ~b.nr
some tree. have actually broken down win tba
weight uf the fruit. Al the least ,.oIruI,iion NJ,
| PER ce must have $50 Lu.hel. Of nn,r. III.
rlum tree, are in the same r,nditinn-,r. lader
with more fruit than thr, ,.,r hno, ny, uis n.,,
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| vield Mr. r.. orapery ma ami. frees .bound
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MoiiElIL. The free High school began last week
undrr the instruction of Mr.. fWitchcl. The illagc
! common school commences this week taught by
| Miss Diana Paul ...llonesty Grange holds it, an
nual cattle show ana fair saturday oct. STU, If
| stormy the Monday following Nc gamblers OF
| pedlar~ will hc allowed on the grounds The
f"Irth sunday in this month VIII bechil'iIen's day,
under the supervision OF the Rev. Wilson Lermond.
Exercises to he Of an Interesting character. Corn
! is very hate but ha, mtturrd fast during the hot
| weather Potatoes are rotting IadIv There il
| much grain standing waiting for good weather to
b, cut FAN feed j. excellent and lar.se Quantities
"' uler'h"tl are nel'S ' mere ) muth So"''
STOCK III tii9 Town ana tilert VIII ne some pl% calves
! tAHlllted nj inc iiuf.
| CA~rINE. Quinn x co.. of Portland are putting
in a new tubular boiler 10 heat the building Of the
! Castine Normal school in place Of the sectional
boiler put in in 1872 which was always Inadequate,
and which is now worn OUT. Mr.. Thomas >her-
man, Nh. Blaine's private secretary, and his wife,
| who is sister of Mr.. WinSloW, are spending few
days at the Methodist parsonage. Nh. Locke, the
nitaran pastor, and Miss Lima, daughter of j. l..
| stevens, ESD Of gloucester, and grand daughter
Of the late Dr. J t. stevens of Castine united
in marriage in Gloucester, on the 18th, and came to
Castine ON The ith. The parsonage has been new
| ~ painted ami furnished and was opened to receive
them, ana III the evening their numerous frlehdS
gave them greeting III thelf new nome. quite a
lafSe parry enjoyed = Glance III the pay on
lhur''taE evening. MUSIC ny l. r. Monaghan :
orchestra OF BiueflII.'.-The FastIhe Coal co. are
hehVerlhS coal from Srh. lsoia''..fo"r Houngmen'
members q the >eafsrort hahd' rAmpeo our last
week. on NAUTILUS ioil'i' "ld htNlhg ther lnstru-
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