The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

A young man in this city learned how to spell
Israel at a cost of 81 %
The Belfast shoe factory last week manufactured
6,3Sl pairs of shoes
An adjourned session of the county commission.
ers court begun in this city on Tuesday
Hon. Seth l.. Milliken will address Republican
meeting in Somervile, Mass, Friday night. He
will speak at Gloucester Saturday.
MIR. John Treat, who was born in Waldo county,
Me, in 1921, and served as Interpreter in the Mexi-
can war with Gen Scott died at his home iii san
Diego, Cal, the Both ult.
Frank Wiley mt the Belfast shoe factory is a
model engineer. The engine room is neat and
made pleasant by pictures and wall decorations
while every part of his engine shines like a mirror
Sch. Helen Il. Moseey will launch at noon to-day
(Thur5day) from the yard of Mcdonald Il Brown.
Miss MoSeley, from Boston, the lady for whom the
vessel is named, Mr. Moseley and other owners, are
here to witness the launching.
/ Capt Harrison Mah0ney is again to become a res
ldent of Belfast having bought the house ON North
port avenue owned and occupied by Mr.. lessee
Robbins Capt NJ. offers for sale his farm in
Searsport, of whirh particulars are given in the
advertisement elsewhere.
| BAIRD's MINsrRELS. Christmas is coming and
50 are /. w Bard's Mammoth Mmstres The
latter viii arrive first and billed to appear in
Belfast Opera House on Tuesday es ching next oct
23d, as the brightest, freshest, funniest ceanest
largest stro,,o,.t lo,,,,a, ,..,.,t 1 5 i,
world rl, ,'r,,.l'..,r,5. EN- ~, ''''
many new and novel features, and Ii,I4,d.. ,,i,,
srelsv vocal ndinstrum Initial music, D.I ri,..i,,
,tmcIng etc. I'D. Re.rrvei Seat, at Poor,
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Auction sIIs. calvin lI,,,..,. administrators,
Of the Oakes Ap-5cr estate, III thj- r.t,.. -.li
auction on Tue,,.ly the .,r uo,r,, at m. r,,,.,
of Church and bridge streets. and ma. >r.5.,.
homestead on High street. Tb,I4ocI, house. al,
old building. but rents above taxes and tn.,.,r.
for $500 per wear. Thcr,. is ,,bnr o,, taif
land with the property About fifty people were,
i'll attendance, j. u. fucker being the auctfonecr
The property was knocked OF to 4. 4. uowes fer
Sl530 The Angler l,ro1,.rr,- .,, iI,, Street ron
VI Sl''IV nat Iooi'' "oust' WIN ''a'''
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WI N'''i anu V'n'''S 'cHN Juan "ne-''"llh
VI an II l'''N "''n IN ''e ""l9 u inc Anglers
~, W ''"S' i"' Guy treasurer was au'hoil@e' 70
D'' f-''0o i"i 'i'0 'I9 "Se' l"e 0''9 went up 70
9-'o'' ''l'l l"i i"h4 'e u 7to"d on thc N"ol Mr.
noal'''l1l'' the Guy treasurer, put was hhaliN
Nhoehel OH 70 George y. Bmlty ior S293ooo
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ett has n" nnn'7tain nli nn H. ,fion "
amusement lovers here, ana THAT Nj. Frank Al,,vo /.
ll 4nerlnI "l lhe tle part ! an
the Grand Oner;t Uou.,s I,.t ni1ht fTnr ni,ii.
In numbers ana composition was in the nature uf a
n'ti' VIM ,iII m ,.' GII", "'t"t I' 81 t'
be associated The ,irtlna Itself j. lch in beauty.
sentiment anH hQhie lHSplftllohS Its fenlra li-m'
Crockett and il ntiin. IN .flnc h,, IN ,r
everything to admire; nothing to condemn MI.
,.e st'IC'' ntSt 10 ,ne ,rt WIN JtHt Go9
e u" ' 'ti, I 5" amy i7[ nnt ms mIrI
which he SO admirably assumes. lis sunnSrt was
III every respect commentaries
l|e'ef't' seats at Poor Y sons.
TEMPERANCE MEETING. Rev. MIR. Pond. of
Warren, addressed the temperance meeting at the