The Republican journal., 1882-02-09
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

Augustus Perry is confined to his house by i'll
More pig iron is being shipped the railroad
to this city.
Schr Mary with hard pine from Brunswick for
Mcdonald & Brown, Belfast is at Rockland
Mathews Bros, of this city, working
their crew ten hours day, and are unable to keep
up with their orders They employ forty men,
The list of delinquent tax payers posted by Nj.
Carrie is much smaller than usual, which shows that
he Is a sharp collector or that people have
means with which to pay
The Mutual Union Telegraph Co. send morning
reports of the weather in New York, Boston, sc.
Mr. Mcdonald has made a bulletin board aud dis
plays the reports from the oflice.
Nothing of interest came before the city govern
ment at Its regular meeting on Monday evening.
The tax of 1879 has been settled, ami that of 1878
nearly 50, which winds up all tax matters to 1850.
The storm OF Sunday was so severe on Primrose
Hill that milkman abandoned his sleigh, unhar
messed his horse, mounted the animal and made the
best time home. Even the milk Of human Kindness
freezes at such time.
During the dance at the New England House ON
Saturday evening go many heavy people Joined in
the exercise that the hail floor cracked like gun,
the ratgut ceased it. vibration ami the dance stop
pei, Investigation showed no harm done and the
dance went on.
lcE NOTES. A New York Ice man was in this city
last week, looking after place TO cut ice After
viewing nifty Pond, he concluded that it would be
too expensive to cut there, Ice Is over eighteen
inches thick at Pierce'5 pond Goose rirtr....Nes
sells wanted here to load ice for New York
Mention wa. made last week of an accident to
Capt George Mah0ney, of sch. A. W. Ellis. The
captain writes that four days before arriving at
New London, and while wearing ship his hand was
caught in the boom tackle block. Two fingers were
badly iammed. The hand was not dressed until
after his arri' al in port.
The annual encampment Of the G. \. K. of Maine,
met at Gardi en- yesterday, and VIII continue three
days Jane, 'ottle Of Belfast, represents Thomas
II. Marshall Post The organization N tho veterans
who helped Tut down the Rebellion, is hourt-hlug
to-day than ever, ana now embraces about
three thousand old soldiers in Maine alone
The Board of Health OF Belfast, recommended to
the city government the necessity Of having pest
house. IN ease the small pox should reach our city
The disease Is quite prevalent places and is like
ly to be brought here. The city government ditnut
think it necessary at this time to provide pest
house as there will toe mo- trouble to find one when
1t Shall he needed
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ton. arrived At her Wharf In nil NJ two O'Clock
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