The Republican journal., 1882-07-27

Haymakers at the Universalist vestry this, Thurs
day, evening.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Hurricane Gran
lite Co., want 100 stone cutters Attention is call
ed to the notice of the Boston Clothing store in
| this city. Mark Andrews, proprietor. The
Kingsbury house is for sale rent. Apply to Ii.
| IL. Forbes, Belfast.
The store of Mitchell 4 Thomas in Masonic Block,
Main street, was entered on Thursday night of last
week, by the thieves removing glass from the
windows The thieves left in hurry as their tools
were found on the floor Nothing save some tobacco
and cigars is missing
Sch. Flora Condor, Capt. 0. W. French, of Bel
| fast, from Fernandina, Fla, has been for week
in quarantine below Baltimore, with sickness
board. One of the sick men is Frank Gilmore, son
of A. +. Gilmore, of Belfast. At the last accounts
| he improving.
The L. NJ. c. Seminary and Commercial College
begins it, fall term at Bucksport, Aug. 80. The
commercial department is under the charge of
Prof. J. f. knowlton, of Waldo county, who is
most accomplished teacher. For catalogue, etc,
| address him at Bucksport' See adv. in another
| column.
Hay. \ majority of the farmers of Waldo
county will finish hayin@ at the end of this week.
Never before was there better weather for having,
| and the crop is the largest for years Some far
mers i'll the county say that they havn't barn room
for their hay. Not only is the crop very large but
the hay Is superior in quality. What is true of
| Waldo county is true of the state generally.
EXCURSIONS. The Uniyersalist society of this
| city made their annual excursion on Tuesday, going
to Dice's Head on steamer May Queen; on Wednes-
day the Baptist society On same boat went to Goose
| FAILS and cape Roster mines The weather was
| fine ana the trip very pleasant, An excursion
| from Bangor arrived ut the Camp Ground on
| saturday The Handel Association Of Bangor
| numbering over 700 cScurSioned to Camden on
| Wednesday.
\ Massachusetts subscriber asks us the rate of
the Belfast postoiice aud if the rent of the boxes
has been increased from Ito 81 per year. Belfast
post Office is third rate The rent of the boxes
has not been increased but the postmaster says he
! has reasons to believe they will be as he has had
| such limitations from Washington. The depart
ment regulates these matters The requirements
are that rent in future will have he paid quarter
| y in advance.
| OVERCOME BY THE HEAT. George Wentworth,
| a peddler hailng from Boston, was overcome by
the heat in this city Tuesday and fell near the
| house of Moses W. Rich on upper Main street
The city marshal was notified and went to the mans
assistance, removing him to a shady place. After
| a few hours rest the man was all right. The ped
| der stated that he walked from Browns corner
Tuesday forenoon with no protection from the sun
| Wentworth refused 10 go into Il house, saving he
would he al right in short time.
The Washington correspondent of the Lewiston
journal sends that paper list of the Maine PEG
pic holding positions in the Departments. We find
the following credited to this county: Edward r.
Cunningham, Belfast, 2nd class clerk in Third Audit
ors office Served in the war a year and ten months
an' was wounded. Appointed in 1866. Lorenzo
f. Dckcy, Monroe, chief of southern division
Pension Office. Appointed in 1866, after having
served IN the war. John l. Brown, Winterport,
first elias rerk in Census Bureau. Has Just .rlIu
ated from The National University Law school
lNcENpIARIeM. IIowes 4 Co., Belfast met with
4 los on Monday night by the burning OF the dry
house and $4,000 worth of staye stock belonging to
thcr mill at Ieonar,r- Crossing, Rurnham The
urNt day Frank Donnan, of Troy, young man
who has been employed about the mill, confessed
that he was the inccndiarv who fired the property
H. Salt ne came to Belfast on Monlay, returning
on the afternoon train to Bulnham. He then walk
cd to the mill aud after every was asleep fired
the Try house. Dormm says he has no i'll will 10
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the market aud W as under contract to lie delivered.
Ihere j. no Insurance on the property The los j.
bad one New lork parties are waiting for the
STOCK.
II NnAl A NORTIuHI Rural" writes us from
tie amp (,rounIa4 follows SATURDAY NIGHTS boat
brought rnttaorrs and their coiIsiuS and today
neighborn.g porches nu1fer5n bomhazin, and I,nt.
inn, No brtt,, l4, culi rae bai t o,,io, %,tb,o,t
Sunshine. sra breeze ana sunday rbc man !. in
,l,,I v,.tcbc,l WHO ,,not rest comfortable tod,
The at,nosubor,4 has , o,acio,,- inluapc, and inst
nav v,a f.nl ,.,,,,.,,.s o,o,o, f., allow. ,,. ,
their share of na1ur.; nunifcence without .aine
Mn, tI,.r,e.,nd fatI.r. ,,ara ~ iftbo,- b,. 1i,
claim to the + f rs The cnrious have NO righf
f., uperv ,,hailor Mrs Fit \ooIl,. G,-..s i, h,,
Beacon Street Mansion or in fine roar of no,
h}l,l,,,. ha,la, s,,o,, ,io,,,, tam, ~ Io, H. ia l
Have, IN Hr.ron ST STYLE and wears .Wortb. latest
summer -ujt4,' Worth if is ranrese;tal hop,.,.,
in last wears rlothes) \orthnort is by no mems
an eddy for clrtt-wood and light things we have
heavy men and material, which will compare with
sister Watering places. The only fault find with
The village there is no market IN Tanners bin of
fare will do for a while, but such regimen is not
conducive To contcntment ana if continued long we
must fold our tent like the Arab and silently steal
Away" where something 10 eat is get-at-aDle
amt its friends enjoyed their annual excursion to
Dice's Head ON TUESDAY last. OF course they had
a nice company and = GOOD time That meyer needs
telling This paragraph is written f., call attention
10 Dires Head As n beautiful and eniovabIe rafuon
from the dust and care of this world A more ,t-
tractiye resort can hardly be found around ON.
bay High and breezy in its situation it is covered
with an evergreen growth, aflor,ling ample shade.
From whatever direction the winds blow they are
cooled ana jny orttp] I, the surro1nIin,, ,atar
ropiou. sprine> of mineral ,,,tor bul,, nv, cool
| and refreshing from tbe rock. Altbouob il has
pronounced valuable milar; qualities. if i sweet
pure and cool to the taste and no moro aorenall.
| medicine conId he desired Mr., TT n Podu-au of
Clstine quick to apprccate ,he notur, ADVANTAGE.