The Republican journal., 1884-09-18

Sch. Lizzie Poor, of this city, put into Portland,
on Thursday of last week. with 225 barrels of
mackere
At the meeting of the Waldo Agricultural Society
held in this city Saturday the number of animals in
a herd was changed from to I.
Those who wish to visit Aroostook county, The
Garden of Maine" are offered tickets the
Maine Central at reduced rates from Sept 18th to
the 30th
Thombs & Osborne, of this city, offer for sale at
bargain the sch Forest Queen, of 45 tons. She is
well found and is adapted for bay costing. See ad-
yertisement.
\ q. b. Hail. of this city lost knights Templar
charm, valued at So, at cottage on the shore of
Pitchers pond four weeks ago, and after careful
search failed 10 discover 1t. Last sunday while at
the pond Mr. Hall stumbled upon and picked up the
charm.
/ The reading lesson at the south intermediate
schoo in This city, Tuesday, related to Emper-
and Empires. Al the close the teacher asked
the class if any one could tell her what an Emperor
or Empire was, Charles Sanborn said he dnt
know what al Emperor was, but an Empire was a
judge AT ball game.
/ 1. f. Boweu ana Hazen MrKeen who to Ok tho
contract to buid the Bay Niew street extension for
$50 have completed the work in satisfactory man
ner. The extension runs from the southery end
Of Bay View 10 Allyn street. distance ot 81 rods,
ana opens up some good building los The street
Is turnpIked twenty -four feet IN width.
! Mr George ". BurAett has purchased the resi-
dcuce Of the s,Je james f. White al the juncture
/ Of iign an4 Church streets, TINS city The house
commands a fine Wow Of the bay wnie the grounds
are altracIyey ,aij uut, making it a very hand
some place. Mr. Burkeu wifi cake possession
soon Il, the wmlu4- are done, tud now offers tor
sale his YER desirable residence at the OF
PurA aud Cedar streets
CuuRcH NOTES Ke, j. A Savage has gone to
Nauluo hel 1oI Ms family, aro viii be absent the
neNttwo sundays. lie will preach ms first sermon
after his ,unduy, oct 5tn...-r The subject
OF Rev J. A Kos-' sunday morning sermon at the
North church viii be "Food for the >oul.'....rAe
subject OF Rev. W II. Williams sermon at the NJ.
Z. Church sunday p NJ. viii be "rhe Rise,
Progress aud Present LonaitIou oi American
MeIhodism," a centennial sermon.
STEAMER NOTES. Capt. Homer, OF The Katahdin,
has been III. and his place Was supplied by pilot
Curtis. The kltahdu', sunday lrips will be con
tinued through September lie International
Line steamer State of Maine, which went on the
rocks Point LeireauN, y. b, Jl'y l2th, sue
cessfuy hoated Saturday and taken 10 Dippor
Harhor. Her hull Is not strained and her lines
as good as when she went ashore. She will be tow
Ell to Bath for repairs.
Last week an insane man from Boston named
George smith. arrived here with MS wiie, and a
very small amount OF furniture He pretended
that he came here to settle The man created some
excitement about the streets going around with
live rooster under his and closely followed by
bis wife. He was finally brought before Judge
Boarlman on a complaint for assault on Il young
girl, and found guilty. The mt:imus was suspended
and he was turned over to the keeper of the poor.
MIR Hay ford sent him back to Boston.
MoNrHILLE. Mr.. J. Perry overturned his carri-
age returning from town meeting, but fortunately
none OF the occupants were injured ...Dr. Albert
Ramsay has begun the practice of medicine at the
Centre. The sociable and dance here on Thurs
day night the 4tt inst was Il success -. Mr Joseph
Iobie died on Monday night the Sth inst, after
illness of a few days. some OF or citizens at
tended the fair at Bangor last week, and report
having d good time. The school at the Centre is
under the instruction of l.. f. Dagge,t of Morrill,
j.. Rev James Small has been stopping in town of
late.
AN ATrEMPT TO pIsfBANcHI>E UNIoS SOL
hiERs We understand tha' FIimh Wilson, >uperh-
tehaehl oi schools at brim"ni' attempted on eiec-
tlon day TO &isfrahchse two nonorah> discharged
soialeI9 CALMING lheY ha' -" ri u N"te' az lh'N
ma" received town a''| ""'"rt "is petition hAa re
ceiNe3 haN signatures H"lh eN-Toldlef7 haI de-
posted Their ballots for Coy, kobie The superih
tendeht OF schools ought 60 know tMd aso Her VINO
Incomes poor through p~aWtty ctil7eU hy the war
never Incomes 1l>tranchlsed Ihht Is one "t the
protecu"hs ihe houhif. grants ~ l~ aeiem'ef7-
YOU'D MY wilson EaYc been 50 active mai he be
Ae'ei the eA A'7oNIrrS liienie' 10 vote the Demo
crallf ticket
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= v.,r. I,ju.r N th, Head t fb, Tide fell down
stair SUNDAY afternoon receiving 4u!te serious IN
Jurles. She 7lrrck her heau on rhalr making q
pa0 7eatr wound iilo 7'alp was torn Oh al Woht
amt lald BACK exposing large portion OF me ek"ll
Her tace was tut and side Wrenched- surgical aid
~ae summoned ANA She i doing we'll John Dan
forth was badly injured Tuesday afternoon on
railroad wharf He Was driving span of horses
used in discharging the cargo OF sch. Mahe Hoop
er. The horses took fright at the engine while the
train was making up and became uumanageahie.
Dantorth fell backward across 4 cask of lime, and
one Of The horses fell on to him, and finally both
horses went over him. He was cut about the hands