The Republican journal., 1884-07-17

Percy A. Sanborn, one of local artists, has
recently made some handsome sketches of scenery
in and around Belfast. Painted on wooden placques
they make very handsome pictures.
Mr.. L H. Jackson the young man who was re-
Gently injured by being thrown from his carriage,
has notified the town of Belmont that he claims
- 900 damages for injuries received.
The regular quarterly session of Waldo District
Lodge of Good Templars will probably be held at
Burnham with sebasticook Lodge, Monday Aug
IL. Gen. Neal Dow will give public lecture in the
evening
The steamer May Field will make two trips per
week between Bangor and Vinalhaven, touching at
Northport campground, Belfast, Castine and other
landings. leaving Carver's Harbor Mondays and
Fridays and Bangor Tuesdays and Saturdays, at
7A.M
NJ. J. Dow, Esq, of Brooks, has recently re
turned from lecture route under the auspices of
the Good Templars in Waldo and Hancock coun-
ties, He reports cordial reception and generous
assistance from the order in the campaign for the
amendment.
Messrs. A A. Howes and Calvin Hcrvey have
purchased the two small dwelling houses the
Morrison lot, and will move them to the Leach lot
on Bridge street. They will be fixed up IL first
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Miss Charlotte ". Colburn Of this city sang In
concert given by Miss Fannie c. Berry in Camden
last week The Camden Herald says Miss Char.
W, Colburn in her English and Italian selections,
and in the duet with MIR Lunt, was great favorite
with the audience. Her voice has lost none of It's
sweetness and has gained greatly In compass
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DEATH OF HUGH J. ANDERSON. Mr.. Anderson,
of south West Harbor, Mt Desert, died on satur-
day last, aged q years and : mos. saturday the
9th Inst he was stricken down with paralysis and
fingered until the following Saturday. Mr. An,er-
son was born in Belfast, where the larger portion
of bis life spent. He early followed the sea
and became q successful sea captain king con
siderable money. subsequently he entered into
trade, at one time having Ell. Wilson for partner
He was not successful ami fifteen years ago sold
ont his bu.iuess to Wm B. swan, his stand being
nearly on the same site Of the present store Of
swan and sibley Bros Mr.. Anderson then went
L. South West llsrbor where he has since resided,
being engaged in trade 1t was his intention to
first wife was Miss Wao'lin, q sister Of John n.
"adhh' "i Befast His last VIE was Miss Julia
Merrill WA" survives MN lie leaves i've children.
Mr- Anderson in social life was very genial and
made many friends, who now remember him with
pleasure. HIS remains came to Belfast on Monday
nhl were buried on TUESDAY.
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patrons 4 publisher takes a contract to Furnish
his subscri,ers with the news nsing Of course.
proper anu nc IS pouhu 10 iulii IT,
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irled in The rival uauer or the daily which hiss y
local cores pondpnt in Town on Saturday last
Emerson Elwell. of Waldo. in a drunken condition
entered the journal Office and in a breath laden
with odors of bad whskey profanity and obscenitv
demanded to know why his name had appeared in
the journal Police Court report. He was rs abuse
I've as only 4 drunken man can be. After much
persuasion and threats Of the police we got rii of
him. In fifteen minutes he returned, which was
the third time and begun the attack again opening
the yias of his abuse At last the patience of the
local editor was exhausted and selztng the victim
v the hack of the meek he ran him ont landing him
ON hi, back nj tbe foot Of the stairs Wehere make
the announcement that the Police court department
in the JnuruaI will rontinue to he faatnre of the
paper and unrulv t!runkarIs win be fred ont
hEit BLitAN FLAG RAISING on Friday last the
hepuDHcahS OF heiast Huhs 10 the breeze an
american nag peaIlhg the names o1 James I"
Bialne' OF Name Tor president; john a Logan,
ol ILLINOIS, I"r wee fresldeht freherlcK Roble, OF
"orhah' lol Governor anu : l.. Mllilkeh OF Bel
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