The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-05-24


ship Alma. We think the name of the ship is not
correctly given. The ship was built by VIM Nc
Givery at Searsport. Capt. Staples owned one
quarter. When his ship was burned he was on the
passage from Liverpool to the river Platte. The
| ship was owned by Stockton and Searsport parties
John T. Peterson gets $1ls2 on the same ship
Edward Z. Nichols gets $lSG5 for the destruction
of the ship Dclphne.
OUR BOYS. The Belfast Amateurs will play
| "Our Boys" at Hayford Hall on Tuesday eve. next
| The play will be repeated on invitation of Thomas
II. Marshall Post, the proceeds to be added to the
| soldiers monument fund. The company is com
posed of best local talent and the entertain
ment of itself is worth the price of admission. 1t
is hoped, however, our citizens will look beyond
| this and patronize the performance for the very
worthy cause named and give the fund real bene-
ft. If sufficient encouragement is offered the beau
tifu afghan and some other things left from
the fair will be disposed Of. Tickets for the play
| can be had at Pote's Friday.
W. X. Morrison & Co, Belfast, having bought a
car load Of white lead oflcr the trade some excel
lent bargains in that line. Also paints and oils
Read what he says....A p. Mansfield, at Masonic
| Temple, has in store a large and new stoci. of
sun shades. miss a. +. Southworh II Main
80 and 81 will have the latest summer opening of
trimmed millinery. Ben Hazeltine, Belfast, adj
vertise5 for loose HAYES. s. Keith Belfast, wants
1000 feet of elm boards Attentions called to the
Waldo county Educational Association which will
| meet In Brooks, Friday ana Saturday. June Sth
| and sth.-..See notice of Mr. V. X. Palmer, Gran
| ltcVllle, Mass.Thc tea SlIrer Of Northport mas
word to say in regard to town bonds,...Sw4n 4
| Slbley Bros, Belfast, advertise Higgins Eureka
salt for dairy and trade use For sale in packages
to suit. Drug clerk wanted iii Damariscotta
LIBERTY. B. Z. knowlton has taken the quill
for the Liberty Local in place Of Geo II. Hunt....
| Mrs. David Alexander the clocutionist of Belfast
has been engaged by 4. Ii. Bradstreet Post, d. A.
r. to assist in the memorial services at this village
| May Both. II. \. Dennis and wife attended 4 re-
| union of the Dennis family at HaoWel, May 18th.
| They We're natives Of this town but now scat.
| tered from Maine to California. Ed. Mitchell
caught five trout that weighed from one to one and
half pounds each, one day last week....A ID.
Mathews has scored one more by presenting LiDer-
| ty Lodge, f. and A. NJ, with fine chair for the
! W. M.....Allcn Goodwin, house carpenter from
Palermo, has moved into tic Capt, Brier house
BROOKS, Fling farming weather, grass starting
finely. e. G. Hall is charging his barn. John
Dickey will pull down his present barn and build
larger iona. Irving has the frame TO Ills ell Up.
...Rcy. Albion Fo@g is building wagon house ...
Charles simpson, who has been il PENNSYLVANIA
the past ten years, is on visit home. Yebbcr
simpson has avery Dad axe wound ia his Icg.....
NJ j, Dow is meeting with first class success in the
nigh school at Bowt"inham, of which he is princi-
pal. James W Jones is about removing to Bel
| fast...l ;. staples has bought tie Woodmun tcne-
ment...A. f. Chase, since May first, has adopted
the cash down system in trade, and keeps no books,
&C. L. Lane is doing large business The
| Plow Sulky man is in tuwn....Thc kit factory is
turning out a large product. Jimmie Crosby runs
the grist mil....It is proposed by Geo q. Davis
| Post to observe Decoration Dav
STOCKTON. \ barn belonging to Reuben Bow
doin at Cape JelIison, was destroyed by fire sun
day night, with all the contents, consisting eff one
yoke of oxen three cows. farming tools, nav, etc.
There i no Insurance; cause UnAnoWm.....Mr.
Samuel Lewis is in town making sale Of real a.
tate to Mrs. Chas- Staples Mr.. s. F. Ellis in
town few hours on Sunday, hut was obliged Ia
return 10 Boston on tie night train, riding through
to Burnham Miss Mary simpson lied very sui
denly ON saturday last Tier age WAS - ycaIs....
The remains Of Mrs. Albion staples " no died in
someryille last February, were brought home to
her native place on Saturday ANA inferred with The
| dust of her kindred. Miss Ann Thompson ana
Miss Jennie Lambert milliuers, have been to Bos-
ton examining the Spring styles and selecting their
goods. They invite the ladies to call and examine
their stock Capt Ralph Morse LETT on Thurs
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"lNlhNF"RI- MISS blanche Nlmonson aged
eis"tceh years. afahai'oShItf Of harrison iioWts
VI thi9 place. de'ioI consumption Ill Maeh' Mass,
| any was Drought 70 " lhtefpoft ami buried beside
her n'o'"ei' NAY Ioln' sue HAS h''"c hcr nome
VT nel u'ioie oi'ii'ei l'o"t7' Y! har'tlr Slire
lei o'iiei "e"'i so'le SIX years ago. me alll-
'ie :" Soui ~ P'pel ~ H"flF he'ho''lSih III -
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| Christian, but lie is a very sweet sinner" So we
| conclude that IL. b. W Is a very sweet sinner
| and will add that we hope he will soon acknowl-
edge himself a Christian COL Hubbar,'5 family
| came to Winterport last week They have been
spending the winter in Boston. The Colonel is OK
| pectet home early in June from California; MANY
| of our cergymen and magistrates are profoundly
ignorant as TO their duties In reference TO making
| returns of marriages soIemnized by them We re.
Gently Conyersed with a CLERGYMAN WHO st0utlv uf-
irmed that being an ordained minister was all the
| authority required to enable him to marry pcoplu
He said he had solennzed marriages for wears and
never had a commission from the Governor. a.
! these are matters of considerable Importance, |
| would suggest an acquaintance with the Il,v in
| such cases made and provided ~ Mr. George Mil
| ler an aged citizen, is very sck. Rev Mr.. Mills
the Methodist minister aid not reach horc ,.t Sun
| day. He will probabIy he here mi, week Cant
| IIutchings Of Schr. NJ g. Ava, Has na,e thrre
| trims tn Rosto, since fine river onencJ Who can,
| show a better record Mr. j " Carlton of thi,
place, whowa injured in Beans ship ward in Cam
| den, was insured in an accident COMPANY Mr.
| and Mrs. Aaron Howcs of RockIand were here
| last week to attend the funeral of Miss simonson
Mrs. Bolan is still living with Slight hopes of
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