The Republican journal., 1884-09-18


1. W. Parker and H. j. Locke, of this city, will
pay reward for evidence that will convict parties
breaking into illow Tree cottage.
Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. r. Belfast, will
have a camp fire on Friday evening Sept. 26th. All
comrades with their wives and daughters are in
vited.
Mr. Ii. T.. Pierce is discharging a cargo of saw
dust at his ice works, and is preparing for next
winters harvest. He has disposed of 1000 tons
this summer, and has about 5000 tons in store.
LOST. \ pair of gold bowed spectacles, in case
marked Prof NJ. Y. Wells, 34s East 10th street.
New York Finder will be suitably rewarded on
returning them to Baker & >hales' store. Belfast.
Gardner Floyed, of Gorham, submarine diver
arrived in Belfast on Wednesday for the purpose
of sounding around the outer end of the marine
railway to see that everything is right and in po
stion.
There frosts in this vicinity last Friday and
saturday nights, and the latter night suuashes,
pumpkins, cucumbers and tomatoes suffered. sun
day night vas still colder, and ice made the thick
ness of window glass.
Mr.. Ralph Cross, of this city, says the paragraph
relating to the suicide of his in California pub
Iished last week, contained a wrong statement,
which does injustice to his family. He says there
wa no family dnlculty whatever. The cause of
the suicide Is not known.
The st. Joseph Herald, Missouri, Of a recent
date contains the following concerning former
resident of Unity, VITO left Waldo county for the
West ~umc twenty five wears ago:
In anoth,r column appears communication by
suggested as the Republican candidate for Con
n ar Iln no n IN trs u1StIlcI M m IS better
Of citizens as an honest and Considerations man. As
Nlg"r'u. and effective campaign speaker he has
In II, ,,i3 II htS h 't illote
turn the ligs upon all public questions than upon
~ Perlt,t sincerity ln every thlng ne says and
heing too honest in his intercourse sm"n@st men
too frank IN all he has to say for there is decep
tn b 'ia XII anu "e III ''H 'He Eu'h lhou2h
INGoNAH. On Wrlnesda,. evening sent 2itb
the stafford Foster r.,npanv vin present at the
Belfast Opera House the great play entitled lingo.
mar Mir William stafford fine In,di,,,r ..ct,r has
national rrp,it,,tiop and i supportrl hv FvnIvn
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winch le mas ktthhta7 OF lhlellettua perctpllon'
'"e "0in'E /" 'or'h HN'lhf'' independent ana
S'"'N'IN conception u oharacler ana great pow
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Jacob Page of tni. city, was before Trial JUS
tice Greer, ON Tuesday charged with larceny of sl5
from john sheridan, of Liberty. Sheridan who isa
lame eN.-oidier, says he came to town ami meeting
Page vino wore a Grand Army badge, made his
acquaintance. The men went into a saloon and
drank together, and subsequently went 10 the san
bora House where Sheridan stopped The men
were seen together in an out house. at which place
the empty pocket book of sheridan was fourd
Later the man missed his money on the steamboat
wharf. MI Robertson, the landlord Of the san.
born house, said Page paid for >hcriDian's dinner
giving him 80 bin and said he was going to pay
hi- fare on the boat. Page was seen to make sew
eral visits to the out house where the pocket book
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Gee. f. Bracket calls attention to securities for
Investment, 10 per cent =. Read Mark Andrews
al on The thri page lie not only has large as
-ortmeut of clothing and furnishing goods, but a
most attractive NAY Of displaying thence. Mrs
MacC urthy ;t her new store on Main street has
large assortment OF almost everything. Great bar
gains in fan millinery. Fred Atwood Of Win.
terporl calls upon all not to let their fruit ROT but
to buy an eyaporator He has the best in the market
...-A. Y. Sawtele has opened a repair shop for
boots anl shoes at No. 6 Main street. and ASKS his
friends To cali and see him Mr.. sawtelle is a man
ot large experience and guarantees good work
B. /. Wells has Just put in a full stock of knitting
yarn for the fall ana winter trade He has large
and choice assortment. Mrs r. c. sheldon. y
Church street has put in a fulI line of fan mlIi
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DEATH OF SAMUEL FLETCHER Samuel Fletch
err Esd of Belmont died at Ills homn In Thar ovy,,
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on Wednesday morning, OF consumption, aged 81
years. Mr. Fletcher was born in Lincolnyille but
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l"l ml3-hNe Years. IN carry ME ne was school
teacher rand subsequently, Il surveyor, whieh calling
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80 i7 ny f nv
became local JnlYersdll>l preacher, and preached
in Home Nontyille s.vanvilJn and o,bar ,larae ii,
,i.; ,.. ~.
lIi7 VIC illE IN to'llio9 ne was originally a wing,
and on the dissolution OF that party became a
Lapuilinan IN 1sso no ioinnJ +ho no,,,cr,ti.
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parry ahH NohIlhu' y Dtihocfal uhu the tprna
tiun of the Greenback party when he became a
.,.., 80 .,. .. - ,
'0'''i - "'' "i5"iilAatl'h' iic Wa an iioHeeV'
Conscientious man, loved ant respected by large
circle of friend. ", hn ,nourp his loss He had a
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l''iAIs VI St't' 'I4uc, ioul Vi WHOM are llfIhS'
To his children he gave an excellent living example
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a. A fletcher the present REGISTER OF PROBATE Tor
Waldo County Mrs Fletcher survives her hus.
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"ahi- IAe luher1 VIII pe helV on ffluay.
y GHOST STORY WITH TRAGIC ENDING. The
Lewiston Ionnal puhli.hes the following nntjar
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uate hl"'h9' sept l"I"'
Brooks claims the distinction of a Veritabe
'ghOsi story" terminating in Il somewhat tragic
manner. Many reports have been current for
months concerning strange sounds, sights and other
phenomena, arising from unknown and undiscov-
es. The family seemed much alarmed, the wife
oiieh stay lhs out OF doors III cod weather WIN the
than remain indoors with tile uncanny distirbanc-
es. She seemed terribly frightened, prophesied the