The Republican journal., 1884-09-18

subscriber In remitting from Boston, says: "a
Waldo county man in massachusetts, cannot well
get along without the Journal
CRANBERRIEs. Mr.. Thomas Drinkwater, who
lives one-half mile below Saturday Cove, North
port estimates his crop of cranberries this year at
80 bushels, and Mcdonald Brown estimate
theirs AT 100 bushels.
Street Commissioner Wilson is paving the gutter
Of High street from Moody's corner along Pheni1
Row. He has also opened and extended the sewer
at Tie foot of Main street leading to Lanes
wharf It had become filed up.
Tie semi-annua session Of the Grand L 7dge of
GOOD Templars of Maine will be held in Houlton
oct Sth. Half fares, or less on the railroads and
reduced at hotels will be given members of
trc order. For further particulars address Geo
Z. Bracket secretary, Belfast, Me-
Mr. Charles E Crawford, for a number of years
tine cry efficient and popular drug clerk at A. A.
Howes x Co.'S, has left that establishment, and at
ter recruiting his health will seek business else
where. tie Is very deserving young man. and
has tAe uest wishes of an who know him. His
pace al Howes has been supplied by Eldon Camp
bell, If Gardner, VINO has had nine years expert
cncg u the 'trug business
SPECIAL PREMIUMS George f. Bracket of
this !tr, has authorized the trustees of the county
l4lr- 90 be held at Belfast, Unity aud Monroe to
aa1'rnce the following special premiums from him
te awarded ny the committees AZ the fairs, the
-rcretaries tu report to him
tto boys of D. Years OF age or under who shall
tNtIHil ttc best trained yoke of VI. Old steers
De-l t-ailcd yoke 1f yeariug steers best specimen
,d tucir own mechanical work in wood. best col.
feiiuI lf vegetables; BEST show OF podltrv not less
Pt,Ill .f ryf,f
It-- luau ~ varieties Hi six each. each copy of
'.su-ltb bound III cloth, 3nd best IN each case.
ff in paper It and ~ best pair oi trained steer
e. the girls l. wears of age or under who shall
.>i..i me Inst ami secpnt best specimens OF sept.
'aItef While nreat farming on fancy work a. to
~ tl'etr nWA Hvrk q MAKE, each copy OF flora5
bsuluet-
gl the Grange nr Farmers Club which has lone
-Hr best work iuHuz The ihree months prior to
eDt. !, a. shown by their records having reference
% regularity ot meetings, menDers addict, dis
'u-7l'As lectures ett, and condition OF cords,
ine following Tor their library Map OF Maine,
copy ut F4rm-Itik, Agriculture Of |. s. Flora =
Bouquet Agriculture uf Maine etc. Awards 10 he
mait aS the lue4i tiiar- OF the journal and Axe,
Belfast Interested should cut tnis out for
Rsn-.. ~4bs Is. lss4
Ir- Temperance meeting at the Methodist church
H-i ~ar4ly Wa tu' ot interest. Remarks were
ls nv many present Mr. Mace reioloed lhat
lb. lmendment was carried. All eyes mad been
upon Maine 20 see what she would do ANA he was
proud b. the good olJ state. as the news rlild be
aarrie3 across the seas of her firm conviction that
prohibition was rsht Mr.. r Drew Of Portland
gave an account IF the work in Portland ami prais
e he qtie- Of that city for their abors on that
..e. Iie tAoGght their assistance in the different
ilr- lii caused iu great measure the large
majority throughout the state Rev. Mr Williams
rcioi-e4 81 thc good news of Mondays work He
said he was aereeaby surprised as he had hardly
Jared hope for such victory and 1T one time he
Was almost sorry for coming to Maine but how
differently he felt now. lie felt 20 proud Of The
state and above i Of the beautiful citv Of Belfast
la1iuE given such glorious majority. with be.
tween $50 and 100 yoters ne though the cty might be
made temperance city and expressed bis wiling
He7 and desire % do all IN his power to make fl So
ID rH- forourown, for our children sake lie spoke
witH much feeling against the license law. He for
aue considered the selling OF liquor d crime and
"NuIt utytr vote for license. Mr. Moore thought
t aiics deserved great credit for their work at
lur i-, AMI that they should be commended for
teiF devotion ami loyalty to the temperance
-4ase. Many ether interesting remarks were made
TIE u'ne oi the meeting general rejoicing
ser lte overwhelming majority Tor "God and
hHm" and Native land The next meeting will
4. heil at the baptist church next sunday after
l.lu alt quarter Of four. All are invited
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. The following
tne transfers in real estate In Waldo coun5v for
;.c wees ending sept. 10Th Hannah p Babcock
Llncon, TO Charles q. Dickev Northport Henry
BLACK stockton, to Laura G. Black, George 5
slack and Clara Z. >towers same town. Fairfield
p'e Winterrort to Arthur Shaw, same town
Gates, Unity to Mary Whitney, Freedom.
In ert Emery, Be fast, 70 Benz D. Field same
t'1h. Aiylu Frost Belfast, to Alma G., Frost, same
-En. jesse II. Frye AMI ais. Muntyile to Alvin
F 81 Belfast James Fuller searsnont TO Geo.
spear same town. +. =, Gnnorc, Belfast, 10
A.lir = Gilmore, same town. simou P Howard,
~elrswoat, TO Alpheu- a. Cubb, same town. Cy-
rit- D. Han, Belfast, lo + A. Gilmore, sume town.
James Harvey >wanyle, to John ". Harvey
Waldo John Jenkins Monroe, to John W Neal
.-, same town Fred hnoWlton and ais. Liberty
to Li1Ay A. knowlton same town Lewis 4
k1eN lon. Belfast, 70 Wn. :. Seekens, SwanvilIe
pusuu Lmcy, Milton, Mas. to Claudia Gurn-eg
Hri tu trrare L. Deurow. New York Charles E
MORSE ,oaarsmaUt, to Austin Wentworth, MontviIie
%. McAili-ter, Buruham. 10 Alonzo :. McAIis
tr same town. Clark NJ. Marien. SwanviHe, d.
P1ineas Peai'eton, II eearsport Matilda b
Nichols, -ear4Port, to Matilda :. Gilmore, same
town. Roliiia Pay SON. MontviHe to lido K Paul
-une town. David Ritchie, Waldo to John w Har-
yes, ~wauviile. John Royal, >wanyillc, to Hattie
NJ. Phillips, same town. Lpther NJ Smith, Bel
fast, to Edgar l. SMITH same town. Levi p seek
eu-, >wauvilie, ~ James Harvey, same town
E.ill a Walaer, Nortnport. 90 Wiusiow Ellis
-inr rwh. Lu Whtcomban3 al- Waldo, to RIOS
zee AE ttr,tt4t -a ne. .f1,y:.