The Republican journal., 1883-03-01


A Priyate's "reminiscences of the War" the price
of which is 81 30 1t is a neatly printed substantial
y bound volume, and is the first book to portray the
phases of the private soldiers life during the great
rebellion. For subscriber and 81 30 we will
give one copy of the book For two new subscribers
and 81, one copy. For three new subscribers and
&c. two copies The books vii! be delivered at the
Office or sent postpaid to any address on receipt of
the subscriptions as above
As the above offers win not be continued much
longer, those who wish to secure the book should
do 50 without delay In this connection we make
supplemental offer. Subscribers in arrears who
pay what is due, and year in advance, will be
given copy OF the book for half the retail prce-
- cents. 1t will be sent postpaid by mail without
| extra charge
| Fifty tons of ice were hauled to the Camp Ground
hotel last week. The ice came from Pierces pond,
| Belfast
| Thomas II. Marshall Post c. a. r., of this city,
viii have camp fire at its meeting on Wednesday
| evening, March It'll.
| L. A. Dow, Of Rrigadier stock farm, searsport,
has lately sold t, Martin Whttcn. of Montyiue the
bail calf Granger" and hcifer "Crimp,7 fuIIbood
| Shorthorus.
A young man named C. A. Olin a commercial
traveller, got Intoxicated in this city last week and
was robbed Of his watch and pocket book. The
man left town and no arrests have been made.
The Christian Register Boston, speaks of the
| late Rev. Edw Crowninshield as zone ol Tie abtat
and most promising Of our younger Unitarian min
| listers" and adds. Ellis loss will be deeply fp,t"
Warrants for the city election ON the Eth inst,
are now posted. There is but little interest mani
Tested, and as yet but man las been talked ol
| for the mayoraity- the present incumbent, Geo. +.
johnson
Mathews Bros have received an order tor lot
| of hard Woo doors f'r q louse building at ekoW
hogan, The house is being built lily cN-trov- Cobum
for his niece and tits said it will he oue of the finest
residences in Maine. The Messrs Mathews have
orders 10 make the finest lot Of doors ever turned
out from their establishment, and it Is safe to ,ay
| they will hc very handsome.
Twelve gentlemen drove from Camden To Bclrl-j
on Friday for the purpose of receiving The degrees
of Oli Fellowship in Waldo Lodge. 1t is their in
tention to Immediately institute a lodge in mat
town. Waldo Lodge, OF this city, will soon he
known as the mothcrof lodges in this vicinity Iht
Camden lodge will be the fourth which has come
from it, membership. The fifth Will probably hy
located at Brooks.
BELFAsr's SICK. Jerry sullivan injured last
week, Is recovering. J. Y. McClintock and j. :.
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city. Mr. William Twomliy is confined to his hou-r
by illness. Rev MI Libby has q ,mal! CHILD dan
gerously i'll. Ralph Hcrscy ut Tuft college, Mel
ford Mass, has been IN, but is recovering.
The dance ,,r Friday av,.no, l,t Given, I,- tb,.
H. : T. n CluL SURPASSED ANYTHING uf the Kind
riyen mi, season. The floor Of the hail was well
filed with dancers, aud the gallery was fun of
SPECTATORS. The music by Andrews orchestra. eff
Bangor--of twelve picce,-yas eaii Lg musical
critics To be fine finest ever v,.u mere, with the EN-
rt.,,fin. of that Inv t. proyi,,cnre hand of Proyt
ence The concert before the lance was cniovcd Il
,II the rich music fairly ,ntr,uc1- fine audience.
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