The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-16

The ladies of the Unitarian society will give a
Mother Goose party" at Hayfori Hall in this city,
March 23d. See notice
In has been suggested that Belfast should have a
uniformed poiice-onc for day service and two for
night. The journal has heretofore proposed such
an arrangement. One good policeman can do better
service than the whole force under the present sys-
TEN. Pay them fair salary and turn into the
treasury the fees that paid to police officers.
In large number Of places particularly in the
South, commercial travellers are taxed or made
to pay q license where they sell their goods. Why
shouldn't they; They come to town and sell
goods, thereby making aproit The home dealer
has to pay tax, as also does the pedler when he
travels about the country. Let the city govern.
ment pass law requiring each drummer to pay for
a license.
Attention is called to the advertisement of the
East Maine Conference seminary and Commercial
college, at Bucksport. This institution under it,
present management has taken high rank, and no
better inducement for III educational course can be
found in the state. The seminary, always of high
standing, grows in popularity with age. For any
information address the principal, Rev NJ W.
Prince, Bucksport.
There have been on exhibition at Woodcoch x
sons the past week some hover pieces IL oil and q
crayon head the work Of Mr.. H. l.. W oodcock nile
pursuing his art studies in Boston. In culoriug and
texture the flower paintings, especially tic roses,
are alike admirable. Mr.. Woodcock returns to
Boston next week to continue his studies. His work
shows rapid, and to h7 friends, gratifying prog
ress, In coloring ana drawing
Inc mysterious conduct ON board sch, e. L. Fcs-
7ehdeh' ~ eettlhS colole for assistance Of Chatham,
anu tich refusing all Wheh two boats came "h,--~
''P'l'f" III lhe journal last Week-Was thus eN-
P''''t" y! o"p' beeht 81 me fessenden, when in
tlls clty iast Wcek- ne wanted me assistance Of
Ihe HE saving crew u Nelp yet his anchor a. he
was uhaoIe TO get underway owing TO the wind,
instead 81 me me saving crew two boats Of wreck
ers came along side, ano as the wind had changed
he dlt not want them. The captain offered to pay
them Tor coming If
NEW ADvEKTIsEMEN The fifth on + J. Nor
ison Y Co.. OF this city T. dissolved " k Morrison
succeeding 70 Ne business. The latter has prnct-
'ally heen at the mead Of the firm for some time,
III VIII Neep up Ihe reputation Of the establishment
3D. r. NellS' Belfast, offers extra Inducements
:" IN "ios9 sllN "lleVt from Us manufacturers
''i'' DIT NelH ~" HSuIes' AIS" the "e~t "f knitting
'''I""'''''' W. Lang OF Brooks, Wl" ha~ some
lH"I""ehpFea Sl"ch' has q W"I1 e say Az farmers
''''oN' " Ail9"A OF Bell"st, offers t" lease sears
saint l"i term OF years red Nt"""', ot
H'trPol' "u'cr'lses butter roior.
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. rhe foilowiugarp
the transfers in real estate in Waldo county, for the
week ending March l4th-Dayd Bracket. jackson.
t. VIM \. Brachett Same town. Lyiia +. Brown,
lsIe>boro, to VIM. IL Brown, same town. I~aaraud
Jas totfn Thondikc. 70 Jas. L. Merrrk TROY
Hiram Ellis Belfast To Charlotte d. AppIiu. swan
willie. Lucinda b. Fletcher. Belfast TO Albert Nor
| riil, Belmont. Geo. r. Ferguson 4 al Belfast +.
Eheneler Newell same town Abrrr Hannah
Northpop. to thas. j WYr,j ( II ReIr,.t ,u,.r,
Morrill,, Belmont. to Alopson ". Greer N,rrfu
VIM. H. Moody, Liberty. tu lame. i pe,,ay
Nashinyton James j Pea,,y Wo.biu,t,a n
Hiram J. Bliss, same town. \Ipra ! E.,j,, 4 al
Belfast, to Dti, H. RYDER. .a,l. town Enl I
sherman, Lincolnvtlc. III X f. U,b,, ~,,t.. t,..,,
+. s. 7human 4 al Belfast To OH 4 Ry,l.,, -o,,
town. dos. H. and John stevens Ttorr5fLo .,,,,I
Neazie to VIM. C. Frederick B,If.-t .r.i,, It..
vens, Neazie IL Caroline Frerericl / ,I naIt.,
VIM. [. Yo.e. Hplf,.t ~ t,,,,I.,++ >,,.,;..
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