The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-03-27
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

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It's said that E. l.. Beams liabilities will not cx-
coed $4,000 and that his assets will cover every
thing.
sherman & Co. are getting in material at their
leather board factory, and will soon begin opera
tons.
Thomas II. Marshall Post G. A. r.. Belfast, will
have camp fire on the first "Wednesday evening in
April.
Founders are now in the market, and last week
Sleeper Il Field had dandeion greens, lettuce and
radishes.
Our dealers say that grass seed never was so
cheap, with a single exception, now. This is
good news to our farmers.
couple of cur local amateur sportsmen went to
Pitcher Pond on riday to fish for pckerel through
tie ice They caught three fish.
The Belfast base ball club will organize for the
season and will soon begin practice. They expect
to play more than last year, when they We're very
successful.
The flags on the shipping in our harbor were
hosted at half mast on Thursday of last week, in
memory of the late Capt. U. Z. Babbidge of sch.
+. l.. Warren.
The wife of William staples of this city, is So
Letting aid to release her husband from Portland
jail, where he is confined for liquor selling at the
Unity fair last month
Hay was marketed quite freely last week, owing
to the fact that it about the last Of the good
hauling. The price remains about the same as for
merly. 1t is said that large quantities remain I'M
pressed, the farmers holding back for rise.
A. \. Howes 4 Co.'S store is becoming quite Il
central telephone Office Wires are now run To me
store of Baker u shales, and to the Office of DR..
Flanders, and connection win also be made with
the Office of Dr. Brooks ,nd the store Of Elli. 4
CHM.
Attention is called to the annual statement of the
United states branch of the Liverpool x London &
Globe Insurance company, James Pattee agent for
Belfast. Mr.. Pattee is agent for number of first
class companies, and people putting risks in his
hands will be fairly dealt with
The Industrial Journal, Of Bangor, says that coal
dealers in that town have been short and have pllr.
CHASED all the coul there was in Belfast. That Is
not correct, Our dealers furnished Bangor dealers
With an the coal they wanted, but we have some on
hand yet TO wariA our Up-rivcr neighbors if they
again become short.
,,orte f. Erackett. Of Rclf,st wont r, E.nyo,.
ON Friday 10 make ARRANGEMENTS fo. bI,,i,,, M,
annual session of the Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn
plars, which will be held in that ely on the 23d and
2ith Of April The session will bc held in City
Hall. Tine usual half fare rates ON railroads
and ho.t. win ho,,.d
EN->heriT samuel Norton who lives on North
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William Bicfnell, of Bucksfied at one time a
school teacher in Belfast sent very unique postal
card last week. to George f. Bracket of this citv
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firm believer in temperance. Mr.. Bracket will
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Mr. harles b. Morton Of Augusta Grand CEN
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S1.nDtv DEATH Eddie I N,rk,,..on son, of
sears Nltktfsoh, VINO lives II ward 1lVe Belfast,
ned suddenly ON Friday evening, aged III years.
me young man was engaged IN saving WOOD on
T rlday and went to BED at oelock, apparently In
perfect health one hour afterwards younger
brother who slept IN the same pet heard tdole
make strange noise and beng alarmed calltd III,
father. When Mr. N1ckcrson reached the bedside
he found his SON dead. His sudden death i sup
posed to have been caused by heart disease.
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friends sent me a COW of youl panar, II Seemed
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is from seven 10 ten feet deem Between here ana
town, distance OF TWO miles, tnere nave peeh some
lrroyr me larsst Lmmg hnts
We're carried away, but no one was injured The
man Is drought mere on snow SHOES Tor distance
reiyaj NO EASTERN mail for two Zvents
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irt4n,Iin,r schno committee m, lo rint.d ,,, il
nons distrirnted If make. nannbl4t If ten