The Republican journal., 1883-09-27

POLICE NOTES. Isaac Sides, of Belfast on com
plant Of the night watch for drunkenness and dis
turbancc lodged in Jail on Saturday night.
He was taken before Judge Boar,man, pleaded
guilty and paid fine and costs amounting to sl4.
......James Grover, for drunkenness was before
Judge Boardman last week ami find 81 and costs
amounting to $l3 %, which he paid..... Levi
Walker, for drunkenness held over until mex,
Monday.
Belfast is celebrated for its pleasant drives but
if one wishes to enjoy Il thorough good time, let
him leave here ii the morning and drive to Union
Common by the way Of Tilden's pond and put VI
at the Rural House, kept by mine host Cobb and
his estimable lady. After enjoying one of that
worthy lady's dinners, and Il ramblc through the
orchard with the proprietor il he doesn't feel that
life is worth living he is hard to suit. This little
tribute is not paid for, but is free puff. The see
merry along the drive is fine, and the road is a,
straight from Belfast to Union as the back seam il
an ulster, and there are just as many miles in it
(thc road as there are shillings in pound
GRAND CONCERT. The mu.ic-loving people Of
Belfast are promised a rich treat In the concert tc
be given at the Belfast opera House in this city, OF
wednesday evening" oct. 3, by Mr.. Fred Il. Sweet
ser Mr.. Sweetser is to lie assisted by Mrs. Henri
eta F. knowles, Of Boston, soprano; Mrs Ell;
Cleveland Henderson, Of Boston, contralto; Mis-.
Ella NJ. Chamberlin, of Boston, whistng soloist
Miss sara z. SimOnton, of Camden, violinist ant
Mir Harry l., Cornell, Of Boston, basso Nearly al
of the company are well known in Belfast where
they have charmed people by their fine per
formances, and we bcspeak for them a hearty re
ception The concert will be first class in all par
ucular5 Tickets - and 80 cents Tor sale at Pool
X Sons drug store, after Thursday, Sept. 27tA.
George W. Burkett Will to-day open one of the
largest stocks of Carpetngs ever exhibited in Bel
fast lie has in stock all the nice grades at very
small prices He also has a fun stock of ready
made dolmans, ulsters, jackets etc. for ladies anC
chlldrens wear. Read his advertisements and then
call and look over his stock....H H. johnson 4
Co. advertise short lengths of cotton flannel rem
nants at two,thirds the price of regular goods....
Those who desire to visit the great exposition al
Bostoncan have the opportunity, as the b. Il &. :
Co., have made special arrangements commencing
Oct. I. Read their advertisement t...... Woodcucl
Y Son have added to their stock line of nice con
fectionery, and will keep full line Of fresh goods
Also second hand show case, a second hant
piano for sale and perfect organs for rent......S
H. Dodge 4 Son, Brooks, offer reward of s. foI
bag Of clothing lost between Freedom an,
Brooks.
TRANSFERS N REAL ESTATE. The followin!
are the transfers in real estate in Waldo county fO
the week ending Sept. 25.-Abbie f. Bagley, Thorn
dixie, To stephen p. Hadley, Waldo Daniel 3
eastman, Burnham, to Ansc Bickmore, Detroit
Moses Ciey, Brooks, to Ezra Roberts, same town
VIM. X. Duncan, Lincolnvlle 10 Frank Duncan
same town. James S. Glidden, Palermo, to Newell
Jones' same town James l.. Griffin Stockton t.
Charles F, Snow, same iowa. Cynthea A. Gurnev
Waldo, TO Richard A. Quincy, Belfast John Hank
ness, Northport, tax deed, to NJ q. Hill same town
Joshua Z. Jordan, Stockton, to Sarah A. Jordan
same town. Loyna J. Lawrence, Palermo, t.
| Melzler b. Lawrence, Danvers, Mass job Lord
| Winterport, to Eliza NJ. Eveleth, same town. f.
| len b. Lord, Winterport, to Eliza Eveeth, sam
town c. A Meservey, Appleton, to b. W Fog4
same town. Otis Moore, Frankfort to Oliver fl
| York, same town. Asa F. Riggs, Belfast to sam
| ue Norton, same town. Mary b Rich & ais
| WATERFOWL, Mass, to Joseph W. EyeIeth, Winter
| port. Nehemiah Rich & ais. Frankfort, to Benz
Stubs, same town. Ezra NJ. Roberts, Brooks. t
| Charles f. Lane, same town. |. Atkins Row
| Minneapolis, to Margaret NJ. Rowe, Bradley. VIII
aired Il. Stubs, Winterport, to riah Q. Stubs
same town. Oliver II. York, Frankfort to Willie
| 5. l0rk, same town.
| DEATH OF ANTHONY ANDREWS. Mr.. Anthem
Andrews, of this city, died very suddenly on Moi
day evening last. At 7,30 p. IN. he was at the Ne,
England House and apparently in his usual health
| but had an attack resembling tit. He was take
home and put to bed and died in half an hour. Hi
death is believed to have been caused by heart iii.
| ease. Mr.. Andrews was born in Rotterdam, IIo
land and came to this country thirty five Years ago
| landing in New York. After living there fol
| years he removed to Bucksport, Ne. where he eI,
tered into trade, continuing thirteen years. Abou
fifteen years ago he came to Belfast gong into thu
clothing business in Iayford Block. Several year
ago he moved to High street, III company with hi
| sons, and carried on business III Arnold Harris
store. Subsequently he purchased the store No. l
High street, now occupied by his son Mark HI
retired few years ago, his son Mark assuming thu
business Mr.. Andrews, notwithstanding his pc
culiarites, had many friends He leaves wifi
and three sons,-all in business,-onc in this city
and the others in Massachusetts The boys arr
industrious and energetic and are all on the way [,
prosperity. Last week Mr.. Andrews received ,
letter from Holland stating that an uncle had dice
leaving fortune of 10000 gilders to himself ant
three other heirs. The letter was sent to Belfast
Ireland, and has been nearly six months on it,
travels. Mr.. Andrews will be buried in Boston
where his society have burying grounds.
WALDO COUNTY All THE STATE FAIR. George
o. Bailey's horse, Geo. o., was entered for thre,
races and won them all with ease. He was
i,,t ba f,la
Wednesday he won in the so class purse of $500
in three straight heats; Surprise, second; Ora,
Charlie third; Bert, fourth; time, 2:3I r., :36l
2:3s. Friday IN the , 40 class, purse 5000, Geo. O
was again winner, taking the 2d, 81 and ith hcat
in "a, 80, :33. 1t is said Mr.. Bailey has becl
offered and refused $500 for his horse ION Wed
nesday Hon. Fred Atwood of Wintcrport, the wei
known dealer in agricultural implements, who haC
a large exhibition on the Fair Grounds in his OWL
tent, invited the officers of the Maine State Society
and a large number of friends to lunch with him il
his quarters. About hundred ladies and gentle
men were present. Mr. Atwood made n neat tall
by way of introduction, and Pres. Prince happily
replied, after which the whole company partook Of
excellent refreshments washed down with Polan,
water..... j, W. Lang, Esq. of Brooks, WAS OF
the Maine Farmer staff at the fair grounds We
are sorry TO learn that he is soon to leave the
county having bought a dairy farm in BowGoin
ham,. Among those from Belfast who visited
the State Fair last week were, Hon. S. l.. Milliken
II. y. Lancaster, Geo. D. Ferguson, John IL
Quimby, George A. Quimby, Daniel G. Kinds
Arthur Robinson, Geo E. Bracket Charles A
Pilsbury, w. G. Tuttle and wife, John Owen
Walter West, David Alexander, Frank Berry
Elisha sherman, Abner Litteheld, VIII Nose
Abner Gilmore Mr.. Parker, of the Stock farm
Danl Pitcher, Harry Clifford. Mrs A. b. STRAIT
tard, of Monroe usual had on exhibition GU
flowers. floral designs fruit pickles and preserves
She took first and second premiums two jar:
| assorted pickles, I'd premium Japan lilies
premiums on apples, etc. Amos Hatch, of Jack
son. exhibited flock of Shropshire sheep, all gooc
animals, and for which he received in premiums
$34. He also sold to parties on the grounds ter
lambs and one year old for $50. MFR. Hatch has
interested himself in selecting and breeding thor
oughbred SWEEPSTAKES Downs, which are growing il
favor among the farmers and wool growers of this
State.