The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-07-24
An encampment of Indians are giving entertain.

An encampment of Indians are giving entertain
ments in the Allyn Field, this city.
Mr.. R. F. Dunton has bought the Col. Garlic
| house, on lower Congress street, Belfast
One of our city milkmen accidentally spil!t
, forty eight quarts of milk the other day.
Dog Days begin on Friday, the 25th. We shan
know the difference, however. for have ha
dog day weather for two weeks.
NORTHPoRT NOTES. Forty arrivals were regi
tered at the Waverly House on Saturday and Sur
day. The first number of the Sea Breeze for til
season will be published on Saturday next
Mr.. Fred A. Garlic returned home from Sydney
&. B. on Monday where he has been looking afte
the owners interest in the sch Edward johnson
He affected partial settlement but nothing
definite has been accomplished. Mr.. Garlic report
the vessel AS somewhat damaged.
To BAR HARBoR. There will be excursion
from this city to Bar Harbor, Mt Desert, on steam
er Queen City on Thursday, July 3lst. This is thu
first opportunity offered citizens this season
visit this famous resort, and none better will b.
had. Read the advertisement in another column.
Some of our musical people are preparing for i;
concert to be given at an early day next month. !
quartette consisting of Prof. kmball, and Misses
| Faunce, Hervey and Johnson with Mrs. Quimby
are practising On three pianos. They will presen
an attractive programme, due notice of which viii
| be given hereafter.
CORRECTION. We are informed by DR.. Bird
ofStockton, that the paragraph last week in regar'
1. L.. IL.
The boy was not found dead in the bed
neither his ribs broken. His death wa,
caused by Inflammation of the bowels and was S,
pronounced by DR.. Bird of Stockton and Dr. Hop
kins, of Searsport. The boy did not fall from
tree IT'S reported.
| gentleman who for many years has acted a
agent for the Boston Advertiser in Belfast estimates
that he has forwarded subscriptions to that paper
amounting to over $1,000. He has forwarded tn,
last dollar he will send, and thinks it rather rough
that those who subscribed for a Republican paper
should now be receiving n Democratic paper of the
dirtest kind.
A representative of the Journal had ii very pleas
ant call at the Castine Gazette Office recently The
! young lady proprietors, Misses Wheeler and Hooke
were most agreeable entertainers. Most OF the
Office work is done by them, except what can be
worked of on obliging newspaper visitors. We
should say that considering everything they are en-
/ terprising journalists and deserve success
/ The fall term of the Freedom academy begins or
Sept. LIST and will continue ten weeks, Prince E
Luce, principal. Read his advertisement in an
other column. &C. IL. Black A. S. Nickerson
! Swanville. have one pair of Kentucky mules foi
sale. See advertisement of Threshing machine
for sale, by Benjamin Allen, Oakland. See notice
of auction at the New York store, Belfast, on Sat
urday, July 10Th Farm for sale near China vii
lage, E. o. Taylor Situation nurse wanted by
Mrs. w. ID. Snow Stockton. dissolution OF part
nership, James A. Brewster and Edward b. Tol-
man, Linconvie.. Frank Miller formerly OF
Waldo county, has a restaurant on Fosters wharf
Boston, near the Boston and Bangor steamboat
landing. Eastern people should give him call.
I GREENBACK COMMITTEES. The straight Green
hackers of Waldo county are perfccting their or
ganization and have appointed the following com
Snittees The vacancies are to be filled hereafter
The county committee is composed OF l.. c. Bate
man, Searsmont; b. +. Haskell, Waldo; F. a
| Howard, Belfast; L. G. Smart, Swanville; Way
/ land knowlton, Belfast. The following are the
town committees; Belfast Ward L. +. II. Durham
A. f. Clark. Ward ,, J. G. Townsend, ID. c.
Toothaker. Ward 3, Fred Banks, NJ. c. Dilworth
Ward 4, Horace Banks, Daniel r. Maddox. Ware
), IL. +. Mason, s. n. Black. Belmont, Gideon Rich
| ards, -; Brooks, Daniel Jones, A. w. Rich, NJ
d.; Durham, -; Frankfort, ID II. Drake, Abel
/ q. kenney; Freedom, f. W. Gowen, E. II. Ban
ton, Eden Knowton; Islesboro, A. a. Coombs
-; jackson, Collins Pattee. Jr., --; Knox
/ f. r. Wentworth Albert kenpey; Liberty, DR.. }
W. Clough, Fred Knowlton; Lincolnville, -
Montville, VIM. Clements John b. Garter; Mon
roe Tolford Durham, Martin l.. Robertson; Nor
rill, Loren Jackson, Robbie Mescrvev; Northport
j. r. Hurd, --; Palermo, Henry Norton, -
| Prospect, -; Searsmont, Chalres Wiley, j. f
Woodcock Albert Meservey; searsport, a. A. Nye
| E. w. Robbins; Stockton, W. +. Ellis; Swanville
r. A. Ford, Horatio Mari; Thorndke, Nelson Cor
den, Daniel Gorden; Troy, Geo. w. 1lillman
jeremiah Fairfield; Unity, A. 5. Pendleton q.
Stevens; Waldo, n. r. Cilley, Wellington Shorey
Winterport, Gilman Morrill,.
| EXCURSIONS. The Baptist Sunday school anc
society started from this city on Thursday morn
ing for Temple Park, Verona. A large number go
on board the yacht z. NJ. Bonnie which was towcC
by the steamer Acadia. When off Brigader Island
| the steamers machinery broke down, Ga o
the piston rod gave ouD which necessitated ;
change in the programme. The captain of the
Acadia told his passengers that he would refunC
the passage money and go some other day or hi
would repair and take them down the bay, which
| latter proposition was accepted. The yacht p. NJ
Bonnie made sail and with some slight assistance
from the steamer reached the Norlhport Camp
ground at 1l.30 A. NJ. The steamer returned tC
Belfast and repaired after which the eXcursionists
were taken down the bay to the Spritualist camp
ground, returning at O'Clock p. NJ. 1t proved q
very agreeable excursion and was quite as salts
factory to a majority, but some who drove from
Belfast to Bucksport, in private teams and were
obliged to return home disappointed. =. There
was a private excursion from Ninalhaven to North
port Camp Ground on Thursday... The barge from
| Bangor with large party made excursion t.
Northport on Thursday. The picnic Of the Con
| gregatonalists at the Battery Thursday wa
greatly enjoyed. There will be a Temperance
rally at Lake Maranocook on Friday and Saturda,
July 18th and 10Th. Congressman Dngley, Gen
| Dow, Mr.. Munson, and other noted temperance
| speakers will be present, and also some fine cor
net soloists. People from Belfast and along The
Branch will go and come on the regular train
| Fare Sl25 for the round trip. steamer Ralph
Ross, or Howell, will make special trip to North
port and Temple Heights on Wednesday and Frda,
July 23d and 25th returning in season for the III
river train ..Benj. Hazeltine of this city, got III
| an excursion to Castine on Tuesday, which proved
| a very enjoyable affair. Between thirty and fortl
| of his friends embarked steamer Florence, re
| turning in the early evening. Five hours were
spent in the Old historic town 1.-The Methodist=
| of Maine are to inaugurate their centennial meet
ings for the year by mass celebration at Lake
| Maranacook, on Friday, Aug sth. A programm,
| intersperced with vocal and instrumental music
| will be presented. Very low rates of fare hav,
been secured on the Maine Central II. K. From
Belfast 10 cts; children 80 cts
| STEAMER NOTES. The Boston 4 Bangor Steam
boat Co.'S new quarters on Fosters Wharf Boston
are probably the best i'll New England. The wlar
ened by dredging that there is no danger o
grounding the boats. New buildings have beel
erected the whole length of the wharf. The lowe
part is used for freight end being for VI
freight, and the other for down freight Th
| general Office is also on the ground floor, wher
are Gen. Freight Agent Austin's quarters. u
stairs are two fine waiting rooms, for tn
| ladies' and the other for gentlemen. Each ar
well furnished, and contain wash rooms anC waite
closets. Treas. Hill has a very handsome privat
Office, and Gen'l. Manager Littefeld also ha
large and commodiouS quarters. The rest of tn,