The Republican journal., 1885-11-19
News of Belfast and Vicinity

| w. c. futile is In Boston where he has gone to
purchase material for his Photographic gallery In
Howes new block.
Warren W Knowton son of Wavlapd Kuowlton
of this city, recently shota partridge at Knox which
had piece of gold wire entwined about one wing
The Bon Ton Club of Fairfield has enoyed clan
chowder made from "the celebrated Belfast fruit,
and the editor of the Fairfield Journals camorou:
for more.
| Kinney Watson have just completed an artesiar
well for Mr.. c. f. Tibbets, on Waldo avenue The
well flows 100 gallons per hour. They are now
sinking well for Hazen Mckeen.
| Dir. Stoddard has bargained for Capt George
Ames' house on Primrose Hill and If he does not
buy the house David Pierce will. 1t is thought
Capt Ames will move to Baltimore.
Dr. Lombard has in his aquarium a gold fish
with double tail The feathery part is double
closed at the top but spread out below 1t seems
to give additional speed to the hsh's movements
j. W. Lang has sold his thoroughbred cattle club
bull Granger Lang, to E. p. 4 A. c. True of South
Litchteld. Granger Lang was three years Old last
March, girths feet in. and is a splendid animal
Many papers are discussing the best kind of vru.
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SHiPBNlLplNG NOTES. The sound of the broad
axe Is again heard in the land. Last week MELON
"i'' '''0Nn S're'cncd Tue keel i"F capt Narsent'
new 9'"0oHor ana MONDAY MI Geo W, tottrtL
go" N''N III "l7 H7Io "n 'At o~kt"'the 10 DC bUl'
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The following postmasters were appointed Nov
II; AT fenohseot-Mrs y, Mitchell In place Of
Miss sylvia Perkins, removed. At Montviue-J
L. IWlleheil IN place of {, ;. Mcfarland, rcmoy
| ed At BuckSport Centre a. Avery, in place
| Of NJ. Higgins, removed.
| Capt, II. H. Coomns, of this city, is breaking t,
! harness four months old colt. Indeed, we nigh
! say the colt Is already broken, as lie trots of
/ nicely with sulky. The captain believes In be
ginning early, and there are no more perfectly
| trained animals than those tic handles.
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p'in'ed on the recommendation Of Judge Virgin.
1 ALMOST 4 FIRE. man who was saving Woo,
for Hiram Jones one day last week left his vest IL
! the stable. Presently the stable anu house were
| filled with smoke and on Investigation it was ais
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pocket from pipe The pipe is great iuccn tinrv
Franklin Chase of Monroe. is \ successful breed
er of fancy fowl. Monday, morntne, h., ...,r, Inn,
the citv with two Ion. of plyn,n,t, Racks ,rirs-
one lot to he semi to Massachusetts and o,. fo,
man in Balf,st Th,v commend fo,,,,, u,,c, u,
also has a breed called the Wvan1ott4 which he
| thinks VIII be profitable stock.
/ Nathan Afford, So Hope, Me, Is4S-5a writes
| think Leonard Rowe Of Brooks. joseph Witberly
| of Northport DAVID Arles of North Haven. Jo-an}
Boar,lman Of lslesboro, William NillIken fornarl,
| Of Burnham. Reuben Smart from (ireenvilIa. Geo
Sullivan of Frceport. are OK .neuhcr. now li,fny
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ooi"'"e '"o - - "ihiHture sup III SIaa9
Oh thls CITY Last week MI Foor received Il letter
iro'i io'tsNiHe IA. stating lhat the paragraph had
oee" see" an" l'"' It committee "ouL' 'Ne 10 nave
''e '"l''9i'S 90 eN"loi at Gran" Army iair 10 ne
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| SEARsMoNr. Mr., G. B Farrar has bought the
Baldwin Muzzy farm, on the Augusta road, In this
town, and will move to the place. The farm Is
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