The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-29

cottage at Tilden's Pond.
Mrs Henry Hatch of Knox has bought Robert
Watermans place in Belfast
The community deeply sympathlze with Mr. and
Mrs George ID. McCrillis, East Belfast in the loss
OF their daughter, who died on Tuesday morning
Two car loads of leached ashes, from Bangor
have been received, and hauled to the grass farms
of Josiah Mitchell and N. F. Houston, of Belfast,
and more is coming.
On Friday of last week Fred Hatch who worked
at Cooks market, in this city, received bad cut
on the leg. He placing quarter of beef
upon the cutting block, when knife the blade of
which projected over, entered his thi n to a con
siderable distance.
ANOTHER CORRECTION. This time our jackson
correspondent is in error. Mr.. p. &. White writes
us that his law office in Bangor is not closed as
stated that he is only temporarily in Jackson on
account OF mis- health and that he will soon return
to his office and business.
FIRE. An alarm of fire Tuesday noon turned
ont the department The house of f. y. Bradmau
on the cast side, discovered lire, but The
flames We're eXtngUished before the engines could
get there. The fire caught around the chimney in
the el, burning through the roof Damage Slight
BURNHAM. Quite a number of families of In
'tians' in wagons, passed through the western part
of This town on Thursday last, The schools are
all IN operation. Mrs. Orvillc Graves died satur
day the l1th, after long aud severe illness of con
sumption. Rain in abundance. People are pre-
pairing fer summer visitors from the big cities...
Three new row boats have been put ON Whine
cook Lake this spring, and the season Is fast APP
preaching when they will pc in demand
man calling himself Or. Carey visited a sick la.
dl in this vicinity, ON Monday patient of Or. IL.
ii. johnson, and informed the lady thar DE- j. had
sent him uut to hcr. The .'Doctor' 7il he had the
medicine that would effect certain cure The
woman thinking all Wa, right took the medicine
and pai,t 4 considerable 7lm OF money. The man
was httmbug So fir representing himself com
ing from Or. johnson, that gentleman knowing
nothing of him warrant was out for the ''Doc-
tor, but he subsequently, iett, tha prosecution be-
i'm Withdrawn
CoiHSNE IS COMING. Little Corinuc always a
fan orite with Belfast audiences is Billed for our
Opera House ON Moa,loy evening next Juno 4d
and will toe supported hy her company of Mcrrie
Makers, which includes Frank Hav,lcn the poptl-
iar TENOR VI. W Fiske the oll time favarite.
Jennie kinbaH and others 4 new play win Ire
presented on hi, occ;t-iou-"FiIL," ,n upcr,tic
cNtraylgHn1a, in whrh Coriune will Sustain the
dual part. of Ernestiue Fihl ia-t returned tr.m
New York, and Mime. Ni.dne Patti, the great prtml
'tonna. The piece Includes an nlto tutrol urins The,
entire company in songs iuets, etc with speeialtic7
lay torGne, and the programme Indicates an ,.,e.
ming of o,iitv. sale OF seats will begin at lrintiu.
office oft. ". Burgess May 5ala.
\ NARROW ESCAPE pu Tuesday noon rs MIR
Morrill, Mathews, Il commercial traveller, Wa ariy-
ing into the city with his own team his horse be-
came mmanagealc and dashed MP Alitn street.
When near the American House tn, animal urnei
in toward the stable going AT q high rate of speed,
Mr. W +. Thompson wa coming out the alley
way, and barely escaped being ruupvcr. Nlr Math-
vW- attempted to drive the horse against the side
Of thr Stable, but thc animal made q break for the
closed 'loor-, goin; through and breaking down the
doors. Mr Mathews WIS Thrown oHt, the horse
stopping IT the rear emit of tine stable. 4 buggy
stood the stable tloor and run over. The ON
y damage done was a Slight injury to the shafts of
Che buggy, Neither Mr. Mathews mon his horse
were even scratched.
party of musical people met at the residence
of MIR, : ". Colby, in this city ON Tuesday even
Ing, It hrin- the seventeenth anniversary of the
birth of HI daughter Alice. rhe evening WAS
devoted almost entirely To- music Prot. kim'elI
and Mis- Marry Ftuocr presided u the piano, and
Miss ite toIhy, daughter ot the best .,ui one of
Helfa5r~ Sweetest Singers, catert.iu,l the com
paay with q uunborof selections. Her oirc {, tul-
dersoinE cultivation anu .i1r- -artt promise ton
tine future. Miss I-a Con:ut. another oi Holla-t'-
tlNoritc yocaii,tS, also gu,, -omr fin, selections,
VS. Conam j. always pleasing. Fruk ColIet sang
ba-s ~oio. Perhaps tine due-; lining ut tile .vqru
ing was an imitation of an Irish oqspIpe rendered
ty Mr.. George Jeuntsou, in am mimitabr muuvl
q Id. ,yn