The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-11-02

the Temple, Belfast, Monday evening next, to
work the third degree.
The Boston Herald says B. p. Hall, grocer and
provision dealer Winterport, Ne, is endeayoring
to compromise with his creditors at 40 cents on 81.
sch. A. Hayford, coal loaded in beating into our
harbor on Saturday last collided with schr Patriot
of Rockland, also beating in. The mainsail of the
Patriot torn, which was the extent of the |
damage.
b. c. Jersey, Grand Worthy Chief Templar of |
Maine, is in Waldo county visiting Good Templar |
lodges. He at Troy Tuesday evening. This |
evening he will be at Jackson and on Friday eve |
ming at Monroe
November came in warm, bright and cheerful, |
and in sharp contrast to Thomas Hoods poem on |
that month, where he saws
No warmth no cheerfulness, nor healthful ease, |
NO comfortable feel in any member
No shade, no shine BUTTERFLIES, no bees,
NO frut, no hoWers, no leaves no birds,
November!
We present to-day an advertisement from the |
well known firm Of Mr. and Mrs A. r. Chase. As |
will be seen their Robert e. Chase has been |
added to the firm. Ia addition to d fail line Of |
foreign and domestic dry ant fancy goods they |
have large assortment of carpets THUS firm |
keep only first class goods and have no
hesitation in recommending them to our pat |
ron- Give their adv. careful reading.
HARVEST FEAST. Seaside Grange of this city
gave harvest feast last Saturday evening to Sill
yer Harvest Grange Of WaIo and Comet Grange |
of Swanyille. Nine Oranges were represented and
about one hundred and fifty persons partook of the
bountiful repa5t. 1t informal and social
| occasion Seaside Grange has now some sixty
members Is harmonious, pro 7perous and animated
by progressive spirit. 1t is to be ranked
among the live Oranges Of Waldo county
POLICE NOTES, Mrs Mary Greer was before
Triu Justice knowltor On Monday ou complaint
Of pr. Isaac Hills charged with obtaining goods on
false rrctences. The trial is postponed to Monday
afternoon next. Charles johnson. Of Belmont,
was before the Police Judge on Saturday for
drunkenness and disturbance. Fined 81 and cost.
...Charcs Mcintosh, of Belfast, for drunkenness
and disturbance was before Trial Justice Greer
last week and fined s. and costs, Appculcl....
James Strang Of Bangor, for drunkenness was be-
fore same Justice ana sentenced to Ten ay in iail
p f. Hanson, Of this city, win sell 1T auction at
: p m. NOV. sth, his remaining stock or carriages
etc Mr. Hanson has line stock which Ar pro-
poses to dispose of to the highest bidder. Persons
in want of carriage should not lose this opporlu-
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III P'Pu'"t nllill"tE' hf7 ~ Al Ch'9e + retained
amt + sura 70 please aIl....Nr II. q. Pitcher. of
| this city, wants 20b1 barrels of Baldwin and
| tfreenng apples, also fall aul winter fruit for
| "hlch the market price VIII be pald..-Mr5 h. l..
Pthteto" OF TINS city, announces that 1A' has re
| turncd from Boston with the latest styles and l.
| prepared To 4" dress making at her rooms on Main
! strtrt...'Ihe hurricane Granite q" want iitiy
| Workmen. See their advertisements Farm for
| saIe n Nnterport. Apply On the premises I"
! ;. I. llazel!ine or = \. NeWcy. Mark Andrews,
| at inc New Boston clothing store hd- "m5tc S"o'I
| new for those who are III want of winter
| etothlhS'
| Capt. Henry MctIilverv formerly 1T lhi~ uitv
tell, the IalIowell Register the following. Incident
| of sea life CONCERNING hs brother cant John Ne.
| tIiIverv ami family. Of Srar-port
lii August 1881 Capt John W. Mctivprv mas
tet 81 snip "achu?ttt was i'll boinoE' iNIia, loaH
| an Tina arrival 1t S5n Franri-ro, vh.r, sln hi