The Republican journal., 1882-11-23
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

| Mrs. Mclaughlin will not lecture in this city on
the 2Sth, as announced. Her time is taken up from
now until Jan. LIST.
| Mcdonald 4 Brown have thirty-five at
work at their ship yard in this city and are rushing
work on their vessel.
brilliant display of aurora borealis observ-
ed in this vicinity Friday and Saturday nights of
last week. Nothing like it has been observed for
years.
A black bear was reported to have been seen last
week in the Rcdman district, Belfast, but none of
our amateur sportsmcn have as yet gone after the
noble game.
The Grand Army Post to be organized at Brooks
next month will be named Col. George G. Davis
Post, in honor of Col. Davis of this city, who
Gently died in Texas Of yellow fever.
KiIgore has been printing some very fine cabinel
size photographs of the late William III. Simpson
from negative made about six years ago. 1t is
the best likeness eAtant Of the late editor of the
journal.
Fred Atwood teegraph5 that the loss of the
North Wayne Co. by Monday fire will be $1,000;
fully insured. Increased machinery and men will
be employed in the factory not burned, 50 that or
| ders will Ne delayed but 4 few days.
~ special ultttlhS ol IuocnlA IIOtSt Oh MdStHS
will be held at the Temple in this city, on this
| Thursday evening, work on the Sd degree.
Timothy Chase Lodge is especially invited to be
| present. Refreshments are TO be served in the
| banquetting hall.
The following were elected officers of the Belfast
Temperance Alliance OH Sunday last, for the ensu
ing term OF ,iN months President, Geo. f. Brack.
cu, vice Presidents, Mrs. Neazie, W. b. Rankin
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| Treasurer, j. W knoWlton
| The Belfast foundry company preparing for
! u casting that will weigh one ton. 1t is to be an
iron centre board box for yacht building at Bucks
| port The box win not only be better than wood
| eli one but vii! tie So much ballast. 1t is an
| pertinent, but will no doubt prove il success.
The interests of the public, and the re putation of
the city alike demand that stop should be put to
the row yisn and disorder i'll the yestibule of the
| Post Once during the opening of the evening mail
| 1t is not safe for lady to go there matters
! at present and have been for time. The post
Office officials have cndeavored to have the nuisance
| abated without success. The chief Offenders are
three or four boys, who need looking after.
SKATING. The skating mania has struck Belfast,
and two riuks are in fun operations the one in
IIayforl Han known Is the Bar Iarbor rink being
| the most popular. 1t opened on Thursday of last
week with about fifty skaters and large number
Of spectators. Both sexes represented, young
and Oh, and an appeared to enjoy themselves
hugely. \ band of music on the platform cnliven-
ca the The skates are rollers and appear to
| give n much satisfaction as The genuine skate ON
| 1eld of ice. \ Miss Pierce, formerly of Lynn,
champion skater gave an exhibition of her skill
which Very fine, II is thought that skating
In Wilbur of Westerly, r. l., who is stopping at
he shows, ANA statements, of the press +, be an cd
ur,t,d And trustworthy ,bv.iriou. liz. has intro.
duced himself here bv course Of free public
lectures, vhirh were yerv interesting. These
lectures were illustrated by the finest anatomical
cabinet in America consisting of m ankns, skele.
/ tons cuhalmtd bodies models and oil paintings
all VI which imported by DR.. Wilbur from
N Paris. The doctor WAS last at Rocland, where lie
| Won many trents lie will remain in this city for
three weeks and will treat all who call upon him.
| His testimonials are advertised in another column.
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t"-'"A 'l''' I'M H"i' - Il " ~ u III '"is 'it4
l'i7 : le hrS' NeSSc' p'tt ny MI oyer III twenty
HNe years. ne h"NiNS cohiihe" himself exclusively
L" Fe7Se'fePairlh2' Inc Martinique ITO leet long
measure. .,i ,on. c,.nentar,. measurement Her
mast, a1.4 WI 17anl Is feet long with topmasts Is
fret ca.b yybi, make, th, Vessel very long SPARED
Thn ch,oner i huiIt Of the materials Of which all
c,a.,;,, ,....,l. mn. constructed nnv,dav.-hard
wool n4r,pat,rl and bor,i nine Her model IA
vr,y handsome AID lh. wars Io,,p hi,, Of tine hest
1r,. ,-.l i. i, in,,,,,l.i f t-,,.t 7. I1o.loI f
nnar rI ,,,a IN. Iu,ill.. h,t , old f., Nh,
Yo,,k uyrf;,.- ia tI.r Stacks ~, yiiI IN, .onto,ninl
! iy Can't ~y}lanu- IoyyrIl of Burk.nort
! MARINE NOTES. some tllne ago we announced
thhi lhe bafk shirley, OF New OK, bullt by Geo.
| W. t"ttretl N thiS City, and the bark Annie Lewis
| OF Portland, sailed from Valparaiso on the same
day for Iquique distance of about 800 miles.
Both vessels are fast and the to be Il test
one, money being wagercA on each vessel Capt
Los Thombs. at VALPARAISO, writes that the Shirley
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''' .ooN ave ='' '"o "'''i VI "''! 0 'lo wy "So
49, me ne" 9'if 'h'lI''te l. 0I"'e! Oh heIlAst
~ 70 iol ice ANA NY lor JACK
ITS M WIZ n ''Nch "a ooiri ~ Bang OF lhe nay
!. '',7 'N!' l"e schooner WI 'oWt' y rang 81
l0i''S ri5Il' ~" lctu' 'e" " e''"c9'''S
nv pay ,'' ~ III i'''0 i'''
i'9' n'','' "' d"N''"H' ''lIle" away "er MAI"
ii''7' ''' \ ne" '''' ma 'ce'i ''''c an" pun H.
WEDDING BELLS To,iav Miss Emily +. Perry.
daughter of Auyu-tts Perry Of Belfast, viii be
united in marriage at her father house, to Can't
| Phincas Pendlcton .Jr Of Searsport Rev Mr.
| Ross will perform thc ccrcmony The presents
are rich and numerous Immediately after mar
riage the newly welded pair win start for Phila-
| drIphia Where the Captains new ship is loading
for Kobe, Japan. Mrs. Pcndleton will accompany
| her husband ON the voyage, which will encompass
| the globe, from Japan the ship will proceed to
| san Francisco, and from thence to some port in
| England. Rev MIR. Libby performed a double
| marriage on Thursday Of last week, father and
daughter beng two Of the parties. The occasion
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Last week the Journal mentioned that AXel Hay