The Republican journal., 1881-07-28

owe to the public.
An interesting letter from Rev. Mr. Goodenough
written from Portland, Oregon, was crowded out OF
to-day's paper. 1t will appear next week.
The western mail ON Wednesday evening of last
week, was delayed several hours, owing to an acc
dent to Il bridge on the main line.
Twenty pieces of real estate were sold in this city
on Wednesday for taxes. This is a much smaller
sale than in former years, thirty seven pieces being
sold last year. The city bids in the most of them
Nearly all are redeemed eventually.
+. A. Follet, of this city, offers for sale the well
known yacht Little Rogue. The yacht is first class
and has good reputation sailer. See adver-
tisement.. See card of S. s. Keith, cabinet maker
in this city. Work entrusted to him will be well
done, See notice of the treasurer's statement OF
Liberty manufacturing company.
Observing lighted lantern in Dow's egg packing
establishment on Saturday the enquiry was made
as to its use. 1t To detect bad eggs BY hold
ing an egg to the light any one can readily tell
whether it is good or bad. The light easily pcne
trates good egg making slight rosy color, while
bad egg is as black and dead as night
The Rockland opinion says that "Messrs. Frank
Higgins and son have bought the stage line between
Rockland and Camden, of SOuthworth Lancaster
4 Co., Belfast, and also have secured the contract
to carry the mail. They are first-class stage men
and the public will be well accommodated by them.
They have been drivers on the route some time"
Mr.. W. I. Howard, marble worker in this city,
has received an order for an elaborate marble mon
ument to be erected in cemetery AT Searsmont
1t Is for Mr.. Joseph I. Dume, and will cost about
$500 The design is very handsome, and with base
and shaft the monument will he ten feet high. Nh.
Howard is winning good reputation as Il marble
cutter.
Messrs a. W. Bliss and &. f. Alden, of Boston,
arrived in town on Monday, having made the jour
ney from Boston on bicycles, The distance from
Camden to Belfast, eighteen miles, over a muddy
and uneven road, made in Il little over two
hours. The gentlemen hired team and drove to
Fort Point the heavy rains making the roads al
most impossible for their wheels.
WHEREABOUTS OF ETLFAST VESSELS. Srhr.
Lizzie Poor is dischargng cargo of corn at Ban
gor from Boston. Sch. Florida is loading coal at
New York for Belfast. Sch. Annie l.. Mckeen
from New DIRK, arrived at Mayport, Fla. July 9th.
..~rh. :. +. Woodbury. from Camden, arrived at
Jacksonville on the 2lst.. sch. A. Hay ford arrived
At New York on the 2lth, from Jacksonville
ALONE THE WHARVEs. The bark Glacier Of
Wilmington, \. G., is loading hay at this place for
the vessels home port. She will take something
over 800 tons and is loaded by Mr.. A. c. Pitcher
Benz. Iazeltine has loaded sch. Paul Scavev with
ice and hay for Jacksonville. VIM. Pitcher & Son
and Woods & Co, have loaded sch. Dora French
with hay for Charleston. .IIowcs 4 Co. are load
ing sch. joachim with slaves for New York.
MONROE. Mr. George Il. Williams of Boston,
while assisting Mr.. l.. o. Robinson dress Il lamb,
had his hand badly cut. THE bad weather has
damaged Il large quantity of hay. The band will
give aconcert at the town hall on Saturday There
are no new cases OF diphtheria in town.. Nealey
Il Lufkin, of this town. have received a patent on
their lantern retlectors from the Canadian govern
mcnt.
IsLESBORo. The sea Breeze says that ten new
cottages have been built here and more are to fol
low. Fifty lots have been sold. The following are
the cottage owners, most of whom are present in
person, or 10y family, and occupying; = II. Bar
bour, Bangor VIM Barbour, Bucksport; F. +.
Duncan iinronville; A. q. Hunt, IIoulton; Franz,
ID. Pullen, L. W. Waite, j. II. IIaines W 4. Bragg,
Frank Garland and Hook x Woodbury., all of Ban
gor. Cottages will soon be built by Mrs. Bartlett
ana Jesse Haynes. Bangor
WINrERroKr The busiest place in town. is Hon.
Fred Atwood's warehouse. The demands upon
him for mowers (MeadoW KING and horse rakts,
have been very heavy, and the manufacturers have
not been able TO fill his orders The repairs and
improvements having been completed on the Mctho-
dist church, it was reopcnc last sabbath. sermon
by the pastor in the forenoon and in the evening a
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under the direction of Mr.. T. 4. snow and Miss
Emily NJ. Hall. The house was packed toit~ utmost
capacity many extra seats being placed in the
alsles Anchors, crosses and harps wrought i'll
moss and flowers ahnuded, showing unbounlcd
taste and zeal on the part of the ladies of the
cicty The liberality and industry of the ladies and
gentlemen of the society have resulted in giving to
the Methodist friends as neat and pretty place of
worship as there is in the county The Winter
port Conet Band is to have grand excursion on
the Ross boat and barge to Casline and Norhport,
Aug. 3D., should the weather he pleasant if not the
next fair day. Everybody with their wives and
children are expected to go. Tickets very reason
able,..T. \. snow, Esq, has sold his cottage nj
Northport to Mrs. Mcknight, of ThomAston and
others.
BCCkSroRT. \ party of Young men from This
place started ont on their summer vacation last
Monday. They left Whites wharf at half past
ten y. NJ. i'll the yacht Jeanette bound for Bar
lIarb0r and other places of summer resort They
will he gone about ten days. The names of the va
Alyah Ames, cook; Rob Emery, Rufus sherbume,
Bert WardwelI, Earnest Hill, Philo kalish, Carl
Buck, Albert Giey, Bert CHM, Theo FoN. The
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coast of Maine. 1t is with pleasure that we learn
that Rev NJ W. Prince is to come here about the
first of August, and will assume his duties prin-
cipal of f. NJ. {. Seminary, the fall term of which
begins Aug. 81. On Monday last Mr.. Prince sent
liaveri Mass where the results of his labors have
been seen in rapidly growing church membership
and a sound financial condition. He is well known
the school can be put in a more nourishing condi-
ton than the present. the people who know Mr..
Prince believe he is the man to accomplish it. Mr.
Prince and family will take rooms at the Seminary
boarding house, and board with the students -.
The work of renovating the Seminary building is
now going on, VIZ, that of painting papering
WhlteWashlng, etc. Rev. Mr.. GerrSh will preach
on next Sunday morning and evening from the text
ny Bodget formerly of this place filed the Congre
gationalist pGlpit at the morning service. DR..
Blodget has been missionary in China for p
years. He will remain here with his family for a
time ...On Sunday evening last the pastor of the
Congregatonalist church, Rev. VIM. FORSYTH, in
troduced Rev. Arthur Skeele of East Bloomfield, ~
y, who preached an excellent sermon. -. The sol
ders' graves in the cemetery at North Bucksport
were decorated on Sunday afternoon. The Bucks
port Cornet Band John l.. Homer, leader, furnish
ed the music. Rev. Theodore Gelrish gave the
memorial address. 1t was decided success.
SEARsPoRT. Quimby & Co. are doing an cNtcn
sye business in the manufacture of the Champion
steam Cooker patented by James Lcdstonc OF
PittsleId. Emery Sawyer, ESD, picked from one
strawberry vine of the Crescent Seeding variety, G.
berries, which more than filled a quart measure
and has since ported off p roots from the vine
The yacht ina of which Capt. ID. G.. Rich, OF
this place. is sailing MASTER came into port Thurs
day. The Una is A. tons burthen, schooner rugged