The Republican journal., 1882-01-19


No. engine company of this city, will give their
annual levee and ball Thursday evening Feb. 2,
as will be seen by their advertisement. More will
be said hereafter.
Mr. G. j. Hall has put small crew Of stone
cutters and has begun operations at his stone shed
In the rear of the foundry building. blacksmith
Is also at work there.
Sch, Mazurka, of this city, owned by Daniel Lane
and others, has been sold to Capt. Wooster and
others Of Rockport The schooner is ~ tons, built
In this city in 1852, for n fishing vessel and was a
clipper In those days.
Attention is called to the card of John Atwood &
Co, Boston, Commission merchants and dealers In
hay, potatoes &C. Mr.. Atwood is q Waldo county
man, has good business reputation, and eastern
people having business in his line win do well to
give him cali.
George ". Burkett in extra half column emu
merates prices of his goods which are far below the
ordinary retail price. Now l. the time to purchase
dry goods. He also offers for sale his fine residence
horse, &c...-E T.. Bean, Of Searrnont, is selling
goods at auction. Bean Is determined 70 get rid of
his stock and offers excellent bargains
STRUCK BY TIE TRAIS. Charles Lesan, of
WinIerport, while attempting to pass over the rail
i'fi tI'372 NEAR lower bfllSc III LliS tilSb on
Tuesday afternoon, was struck by the moving train,
When he approached the crossing the engine and
tender. which up the track were backing ut Il
moderate rate toward the depot The ringing of
the engine bell fri ghtened Mr. Lesan'. horse, which
was Il spirited one and the animal dashed forward
MIR LeSnn hs danger but made Il desperate eff
fort 10 cross over before the engine got along
The passed over safely but the tender struck
Mr.
| several feet. He alighted ON his head luflctng
bad scalp wound bat cau+ing NJ serious injury
CHURCH NOTES. a committee from the evan.
gecal chu che- III this city Ia, been appointed ami
will meet aturday evening, 20 consider the matter
.: organizing 4 oung Mems Christian AsSogl,tlon
The suoect of Rev. Mr. Ross SUNDAY morning
sermon at the North church viii be Guilt in thr
presence Of Christ" subject OF evening service,
"Chri7taniry amt Agno-tirism Power, Wisdom,
Love" The first lecture in the course at the
Baptist church will be delivered next Friday even
Ing by Rev. H. ". Tilien, Of Augusta. subject
~ Trip 70 Chamouni admission p nen',....
Quarterly meeting next ,Abhath IL tie NJ E. church,
Love Feast at $50 4. " sermon hy Rov. Mf
Haley 1T 2.l5 NJ, followed wv SACRAMENT Of the
Lords supper,
TIE ORANGES, Belmont Grange nas taken in
forty -iN members in fhc last year and is prosper
ing finely. Monroe Grange start the new vral
with Toot prospects. Brooke Grange Is lookn,
for large acccss!on 70 its membership this winter
silver Harvest Grange, Waldo, has high hopes
Of prosperous Mystic Grange, Belmont
has elected officers for 1882 ~ follows, NJ VI. b.
IIunt o., A. J. DonnrIl; L., II. Z. trohock. >, T.
ID. Thomas: A. =, g. ". Morse; Chap. l.. Ii.
Morse, r., A. Mariner; sec, O. G. Cammet; G. X
L. Z Clement; r. Helen \. Jordan: F. HannaL
Alexander c.. Ellen D. Hunt; T.. \, $, Mrs. v. 5
Hunt Chorister, VI 5. Hunt: Librarian. Augusta
Lamb. Past Ma stcr y. H. Thing says that the n
ter4~t In The Order Of Patrons throug ghout the
| country never looked more hopeful than now.
Personal. Mr.. ". l.. Liuefeld is at hi home
in this city on short vacation, caused by the burn
ing, Al Portland, of the house which he represents
.-.Geo, Bracket, ot this city, Is now at Angus
Ia attending the annual session OF the stale Boaru
OF Agriculture which meets at the State IDuze.....
Nj, W. G. Thompson, formerly Of this city, has
Gently mae his friends yirit Mr G. is n tn,
employ of Sargent 8 Co., New York one oa IN,
| largest hardware tealer7 in the country. Ny. G..
| spends half Of his time III New Iorh the remainder
on The road. DR.. Dana, Of Portland. was pro
tes-onAlly called ID Belfast On Monday. apt
| +. d HERMAN left Belfast ou Monday for New
| York where he will take passage for hl- home Il
Liverpool, the 2Sth. The captain passed very
pleasant season with hi. friends In thi- Mr.
samuel 4. Howe- Is in Boston. On saturday
| DR. 6. p. Lombard will Join him, when the two viii
start for the west pleasure trip. The minin-
districts Of Colorado and New Mexico will be visit
ed....Mr f. A. Perry and family arrived IN Bel
fast to-day on a visit to friends Mr.. Perry is lo
Gated at Fargo, Dakota Territory.
| INSOLVENCY CoCRr The following business
came before the January Term Of this eourt-t7
siEnee's account Of Levi. ". Pentletou hied....
Certificate of discharge issued tn tier " Cook,ou.
Unity Proof of DEBT Of Taylor & Mitchell against
Nelson Y. Ravkhe, Unity, hed. AIso oppo7ltiJu
OF Crosby {. Howe 10 debtor discharge, and het
ing On same appointed for February 10Th, next.
Certificate of discharge issued 70 Milton Coffin
| Thorndike John 4. Nanieet~, Unity--Proef OF
dcht Of James Libby, Jr., Dan'l Harmon and FREQ
II. Hunt filed. Warrant with list ot assets ANA
schedule Of creditor, returned amt tei. Letters ot
| attorney to Hiram knowton to represent the fol
lowing named firms and persons filed Rice. Einson
Co. Woodman. True K Co.. Wazg. Eu-ti- 4
CO., TwitChei ChapnAn & Co. Jones, McDunjr 4
>tration. Con5enS Ihomlinson, shaw. Hammonu
Carncv ami John f. Rsnd. Proof nt debt ol
each filed Also # Aiplbert Chandler. vi
assets and schedule of creditors fled Of E!ijah
Fye. Freedom. special hearing Of the credit
| or7 Of EDen +. Thompson, Of Unitv, was held on
saturday for the purpose Of putting Tim iutn lu-ol.
vcncy. At SAM meeting Wm. &. Webster OF
Portland was chosen ana appointed assignee oi
John \. Nandeet-
NOTES FROM MoSrANA. Mir r. J. Morrison ar
rived at Belfast last week from Montana Territory,
VIII hp has Ia,
has taken up so acre of land, desert claim il
the Judith Basin, the Judith river. ~ miles from
the Missouri and y miles from Fort Benton. Mr.
Morrison is in trade there and intends TO build up
settlement. There are now located around him
twelve families. Ar. Morrison has named the town
ship whic', is In Meagher county, PhIlbrook, which
his mothers maiden name. The day before
leaving he received commission As postmaster
The judith tasiu l. almost barren Of trees and
part OF the settlers take NJ what j. called q tree
claim, that il they must Tor certain number of
Year, set out given number o, forest trees This
ir done 10 create forest, in the hopes that may
induce rain fall. All farming is now accomplished
by Irrigation. Mr. Morrison in company with Cltf-
ford aud Clary, Waldo county boys owns a sheep
ranch a few miles from Philbrook. and Is winter.
ing $500 sheep. The winter there has been favor
able far, the coolest weather occurring in
November when the mercury went down ~ % be-
low zero. Mr. Morrison left his business In care
George Stone, another Belfast boy, and will return
in about two months, Mrs Morrison Intending
u return With her husband tut recent illness may
prevent A number of Belfast and Waldo count,
boys are In the vicinity OF Mr. Morrison. -. Mis-
Flora /. Black writes from MeruO. another newly
established town. not far from PhIbrook. With
the letter she sends some petrftd wood and Indian
relies, found the Mu-sle-hcll river She j. o4.
the ranch Of Del Scammons formerly of this city.
She thus describes ancient Indian burial place
We all made a visit recently to Bembrick rock, ali
Old Indian buria! place, where we found beads auu
paint Iht rock across the top Il about 30 feet Wild
ny 10 long. On one side it rises ptrpendicuarlv a
distance OF about 30 feet, and the opposite uI
rear side, one has little difficulty in finding theil
way To the top, whlchIs Scarle and fun of CrtviCv
In these crevlces tie Indians buried their dead, COY
erlng the bodies with small stones. Nothing re.
mdnS OF them now except the bones, amt anon.
them We found beads that came from oh the moe.
caslns And around their neckS. III one cavity we
found quite quantity OF red paint probably where
an old warrior WHs buried. send YOU a coupie OI
pieces. II seems thar some years ago two hostile
tribes met near this place and fought, and after