The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-12


Col. \. II. Hubbard, of Wintcrport, was appointed
special administrator.
MILLINERY OPENING. Mrs. IL. III. Mcdonald on
Wednesday, displayed some very fine millinery
which will be on exhibition to-day. Everybody is
willing to admit that the millinery this year is
grander than ever. Mrs. McDonads is fully as fine
as any that has been shown. One lovely bridal
bonnet is Gagged waiting for purchaser. If the
fair one will match the bonnet, she will be "too
lovely for anything" Here can be seen the very
fashionable shaded ribbon and pumcs that are so
stylish this year. We ask all our lady friends
to examine Mrs. McDonalds stock. Mrs. Mathews.
her popular milliner, will be found obliging and
will show all the latest styles.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. w. Ferguson & Co.
call the attention of the ladies to their new stock of
millinery Just received. They have very full and
carefully selected stock of gloves of every descrp
ton. Frank Il. Gray, at the foot of Main street.
has for sale 2 large amount of plaster, an excellent
fcrtilizer... "A F. Mansfield. at Masonic Temple
has just received fine assortment Of ladies' ready
made spring and summer sacques, sun shades
silks, Sc. Mr.. A. Clement, at Caliwells book
store, is in want Of an active, honest boy at the
store and a good cook to go to Mt. Desert for the
summer &c. G. Hamilton, of searsport ha- for
sale quantity of flour. Our Searsport friends can
do no better than to give him call.
Last August Capt. William Carter, of this city
was troubled with what was supposed to bp a
tumor in the side. Growing worse the captain
went to the Maine General Hospital. at Portland.
where he was informed the swelling was the result
of bruse. Partially recovering he came home.
Recently II sore broke ont on the captains side
which has caused him much trouble, obliging him
to leave his vessel. On sunday last while dressing
his side the sharp point of some obstacle was dis
covered protludins from the AFFLICTED place, which
on being drawn out proved to he a fish bone three
feurhs Of an inch long. The bone is now thought
To have caused the whole trouble, and must have
been swallowed, and thus worked itself out
RErrNpING COMMITTEE The city board met on
Tuesday evening last to complete the committee on
refunding the city debt. The committee previously
appointed on the part of the city government are
Aldermen, George f. johnson and J.. A. knowlton
and Counclmen, Chas. f. CHM, +. W. Brown,
ltobt. Burgess and George Hardy. The mayor was
authorized to select from HE citizens at large the
remainder of the committee, which was done at the
tuesday evening meeting, and are a. folloWa-Dr.
John Il. Brooks, |. NJ. Boarelman II. L. kilgore NJ
b. swan. The committee are requested Ia meet al
the Ahtermen's room on Tuesday evening, 18th Al
80 F. NJ. for organizations 4 full attendance i re
qursted.
STEAMER NOTES. The new captain of the May
Queen, Robert Tapey, of BrnoksvIc. j. popular
with the travelling public. The steamer James 4.
Gary had on freight for New York from Bangor, Il
number of birch canoes. steamer Lewiston. mn
derg"ing repairs nj Portland, Will be ready to 70
upon the route about the 10th, when the Richmond
will haul on to be fitted up for summer. The Lew
iston has had eight new rooms added which gives
her 50 letting rooms. The tug Ralph Ross on sun
day, came to this port and lowed to Bangor the
nited States steam launch >agalahoc, where she
is to he repaired in machinerv... 1t is expected
that the Bangor 4 Bar IIarbor Steamboat Company
will have 4 daily line running from Bangor to Bar
iIarhor, touching at the intermediate ports of Fort
Point and C;tsne, thi~ seasom... 1t is now pretty
certain that the fast line between Eockland and
Bangor will he established The boat t. he pul-
chased will probably he the Shadysiie. one of the
fast boats on the New York and Harlem route
which has been withdrawn since the advent Of the
elevated railroad in New York. The landing, be-
low Belfast, are, Northport Camp Ground, Lincoln
er Little Buttercup has been purchased by Dr. A.
Walton, of Bangor and Captain Edward F. True,
Of south Hancock, and will rum on Frenrman'-
Bay between Bar Harbor, Iamoine, Hancock and
sullivan, and will connect with the Bar IIarbor
steamers. She will be commanded by Capt. True
....Sce notice in another column Of steamer Jane
\. Gary, the new line from New York to Bangor
touching at Belfast For particulars See Cyrus
Patterson, agent.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following are
the transfers in real estate III Waldo county ter The
week ending May l0th-tebecca tmcs, Northpor.
TO Geo. :. Ames, same town. Oliver NJ. Brown,
Islc~boro, TO Grace Emma Fletcher, same town.
kingman q. Blood Waldo, to y. W. Patterson
same town. Margaret Richards n al, >carsmont
and Portland, TO Iarkin :. Wentworth, Hope. Al
lheus Bla5dell. Palermo, two lots, to j. H. z. and
Jane IL. Blais'ell, Palermo. David \. Berry, Stock
ton. 10 Charles ). Kendall, same town. John p
falrow, lsleSbore, to Joseph Williamson, Belfast
Sarah T. Hartman to Albert Hartman, Prospect
W in. H. kimball Belfast, to samuel Norton. Bel
fast Andrew Larrabee, Grnnell, Iowa. to Clara
y. Weman, Belmont. Mary Mcdonald. Waldo, 10
Levi Mcdonald, same town. Lenora w. MahoncY.
Belmont to J. \. j. Lincoln, same town. Tho~. W
Pitcher, Belfast, to R0Nanna Card. Belfast. samuel
Richards, Liberty, to \. II. Bagley Montlic.
Chas. 7. Randall, Liberty, to Eunirr Armot Mont.
Vile, Penelope NJ. Ranlet. Isleshoro, to Oliver VI.
Brown, same town. Jonathan Ridley, Jackson. to
Clearance \. Pollard, same town VIM. II. spear
Boston, to Jefferson Bartlett, Unity. Henry :.
Staples, Stockton, TO David y. BcrrT, same town.
Harry Thompson, Searsmont, to Alphcus Blaisden,
Palermo Ada A. Wood, Burnham, to VIM. Bither,
MI tntra lip royt, ~
Brown, same town. Abigail White, Vassalboro, to
stephen J. Gushee, Appleton. VIM. Written, jack
son, to Mary Written, same town. Mary Written,
Jackson, TOD. II. Cook, same town. Joseph William
son, Belfast, to Chas. c. and VIM. F. Keller, Isles
boro. Hannah \. NJ. Watson, Troy, to Michael p.
T.. Withers. Il al Bangor T.. W. Wiley, Sears
mont, lease, to Cooper Bros. same town. Clara A.
Welnan, Belmont to Geo. F. Hartman. Belfast
THE ORANGES. By Il new requirement of the
National Grange the Masters of subordinate oranges
in every State obliged to make quarterly reports
Of the condition and prospects of the order to the
state Master. Those received from the Masters of
oranges in this State give most favorable report
as TO the conditions and prospects of the Patrons of
lIusbandy at the close of the first quarter of ISL
These reports relate to the membership of the
cause their success; if not succeeding what causes
are operating towards them unfavorably. 1t is
through these reports that the State Masters made
acquainted with the work of the order in all parts
II his jurisdiction, and knows how to meet thcm....
Waldo County Cornell p. of III. met Tuesday May
10Th with star of Progress Grange, East Jackson,
light Oranges being represented. In the absence
If W. Master, Charles Bellows, the council was
allied to order and presided over by W. Oyersecr,
J. W. Wallace. Bro. Clements otlicatcd as Over
seer and Bro. Doloph AS Lecturer. The day was
rainy and Indictment, and the attendance though
very good was less by certainly one half than would
nave been on fair 'lay. The reports of the Oranges
were very satisfactory, and the order probably
never had more real, earnest strength in this
y than now. The subject ''ReSolyed that Scolding
5 Grievous Evil was entertaningly discussed
II the forenoon. \ choir rendered excellent music.
IN hour was delightfully."- spent in discussing and
iepletng the yiands of the basket picnic dinner,
vet down with most excellent tea and coffee fur
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