The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-04

In THIS city, mas been postponed from Oct. 9Th to
Oct. 10th.
The annual cattle show and fair at Waldo will be
held Oct 18th, one week from next Saturday. We
hope to give further particulars next week.
Mr.. George Il Pierce, who has been confined to
his house for seven weeks, came down town on
Monday for the first time since his sickness
There was good attendance at the temperance
meeting in the Universast vestry on Sunday last,
and much interest manifested. Among the speak
ers were Rev Mr. Williams and Geo. f. Bracket.
Hon, S. L. Milliken has been invited to address y
Republican meeting to be held in Worcester, Mass
on Saturday next, and will comply He win prob
ably take the stump in Massachusetts, ut an early
day.
VIM. 9. Marshall has sold bay colt to MIR j.
c. Ham. of Oakland, the price paid being $500.
Manly Dodge has also sold his black mare to the
same party for s225 Belfast is becoming famous
for its good horses
The Spritualists are building a wharf at their
camp ground at Northport. Z L. Whittier recent.
y toated a section Of a Searsport wharf TO the
grounds where 1t has been halastcd This week
he puts on an addition making the wharf forty feet
long.
July IN the Belfast post-otice was asked 10 est
mate the number of three cent stamps il would
need to oct. lst. Asst. postmaster Davis made the
estimate and on the first day OF October the Office
had on hand only nineteen three cent stamps-a
close estimate
The Maine Central with it, customary libcrolitv.
offers the people wishing to atcnd the fare in Bos
ton very low rate Of fare. Beginning Thursday.
on, 9th, tickets will be sold from Bangor. Bucks.
port and Belfast, good to return On up to ami in
Guiding Oct. 18th, for s. the round trip
\ uniformed degree camp of odd Fellows will he
instituted in this City about 1y it, y COMMITTEES
has the matter in charge. 4 concert and ball will
be given in the evening, the Patriarchs appearing
in full uniform. Visiting Patriarchs viii bc pre-.
sent and II will be the affair 81 the season
The Belfast postoflce, on Monday, sold 1900 two
cent stamps, the largest sale ever made in one day.
The oiice has not yet received the new stamp, the
department sending the OLD design in order to
work of the surplus stock IN hand. The new
stamp IS said to be the haudsomest ever issued hv
the government.
CHURCH NorES. Rev. Mr. Williams, Methodist.
baptized two on sunday and admitted four into tn,
church. The Baptist church having been paint
ed and cleaned, services wilbe held in the audience
room on sunday the l+th. Rev. i'll Twiss Of VII.
ton \. IL, will occupy the pulpit Of the Unitarian
church next sunday. Quarterly meeting servi-
ces at the NJ. f. Church next Sabbath. Love feast
at 9 A. VI. Rev. f. II. Osgood, of searsport. will
preach al 2l5 T. NJ.
The Bangor papers publish the correspondence
between W. H. HILL Jr,, treasurer and general man.
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Esq, covering the transmission ana receipt of the
company's check Tor s33925, net proceeds of the
moonlight excursion Aug. 18th in and Of the fund
for rebuilding and repairing the wharf at North
port.
THE M>NRoE FAIR. The fair st Monroe begins
e day and Will continue tomorrow. see the adj.
vcrtisemcnt elsewhere for particulars Friday the
trotting will take place, and this wear the exhibits
arc to lie retained for inspection on both DAYS II
Is delightful drive TO Monroe, ana 4 good time
when there is assured Some OF our Belfast pponl,
will picnic on the grounds rs in former seasons II
the weather is favorable there Will he a large At
tendance
Personal. George X. Doak, formerly of Bel
fast, has been elected Worshipful Master Of Nose,
Webster Lodge Of Masons, Il Ninalhaven Mis-
Anna Frye has returned home from the vest Mrs
y. y. Uowes will accompany her father, Or MOODY
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Mayor johnson anu wife are in China on a visit to
the Mayors old home 49,. Dr. and Mrs. L. p LON.
bard have returned from a trip TO the White
Mountains..... T. K. Simonton Esq ~ the Cam.
den Herald. was in Belfast Tuesday ana Wedncs
dav, and made call at the journal office
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Sch Brilliant which has just finished di7charsin2
" cargo OF r"al for M Pitcher eon, Of this CITY
Is inc N'Ssel from Willoh Capt snow was reporte'
missing last week from Ne" York. Capt. Iapley
ot hlooNsFHIe' WA9 Stnt on 20 hrlhS the IrSNe
NOME le reports tnat the captain i'tt the 'cSSe
at the otlice of the consgnce when he drew the re
mainder Of his freight money, some $A He Ia.
not been seen since. Capt. SNOW wa a Young man
well liked by the owners and his disappearance I.
a mystery. He hadn't money enough to make it III
object to run away. Capt. Tapley thinks he was III,
victim of foul play. Capt. Snow belonged IN
Brooksvie.
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tion address by MIR Gregory, reading by Mrs
Brackett and music ~ Mrs Rabhidge ami SON
A rood programme is ready for NEXT MONDAY
TRANSFERS II hEAL ESTATE. me l"Iio"lnA are
the transfers IN real estate ~ NMUo county, Tor