The Republican journal., 1884-09-11

Benz. Kelley, for drunkenness, was before Judge
Boardnan, on Wednesday, and fined SO without
costs, which he paid
The weather continues to grow hotter and hotter
and yesterday scorcher. The atmosphere
was oppressive, ana probably a change is impend-
ing.
The machinery for the marine railway has
arrived from New London, and is being set up.
The railway will be ready in two weeks to take
out vessel
Henry Q. Dodge, Belfast, has moved his vest
mandatory from sieeper's building Main street,
to the Harris building, High street. and the rooms
formerly occupied by f. IL. Colby, furniture
dealer.
Hon. ;. l.. Mlliken will 20 on the stump in New
York state, and was notified yesterday that his
services wanted in Ohio. He may 90 to
tc latter state after fulfilling his engagements in
New ork.
STEAMER NOTES. The concerts on the b. 4 b.
- Co.'- steamers nave been discontinued for the
scason....T The City of Richmond has been with
drawn from the Bar IIarbor route and takes the
Ievi-ton'- route Machias.
Mir. b. p Field Of this city, who on Monday was
years ago for the same Office after having served
a. Register for twenty-siN consecutive years. He
HAS served in that position altogether about thirty
years, the iir9t lime in 1910.
Tnr RESULT II TUE THoRNDIKE CLASS. The
rertioa of Mr.. l. c. Libbey in this class was a
pleasant surprise to the Republicans of the county.
It was 1horuoiiheS turn to name the candidate, but
there was large majority to overcome they
cave it to Burnham, with the proviso that Mr..
Libby should be the candidate. MIR. Libby entered
upon The contest With heavy odds against him. but
managed to turn the tables ON the Democrats and
redeem the District although running against a
popular utn, L. ". Lord, who has managed to be
clc,.el chairman Of the board Of seectmcn in
ThorGtike, Notwithstanding it Is a Republican
town. Nj. LIBBY ran 81 ahead of his ticket In his
own town and helped to make large changes in
the general tirket. The class Is to he congratulated
Of securing So able and popnlar Reprcse ntatve
BAsA BALI NOTES The Portland Argus says
ht recent game in This city between the Belfast
au@ Portland clubs
we touj know hew portlander- viii take it, but
trash ceiup~l9 us to say that the Portlands were
ompiayed at every point YESTERDAY In me game at
Belfast. Thr bows in good condition. The
Bel4t-i-' battery never played n wei, and In the
Nrtin WvIr Wcil supported by The nine But few
Yesterday The rorllm1- dt well was eN-
pcctci, Int their opponents did better, The Port
fGrv had chances. HIT Dtworth and knowiton
wNh4l amazingly amt shut them out In the
rl4h aIn- I o.s Wgl, av on f.n"I7 r era
C4-ilv dispo-td of Tney rouI,ln't hit Dilworth,
anf mat is the sum and substance of it Fish was
not hF hard, hut thc Tits were made at the proper
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