The Republican journal., 1885-07-09

bS NIoocu tiic OF lnlS week. MI Berry Is
In Burnham.
"a very close games TO O." is the way the Ken
nebec Journal summarizes Mondays game of base
ball in Belfast.
Mr. Clerk of the Weather, call OF your dog days
Every dog has its day. but this is not the time of
year for dog days.
Mr. Francis has sold the device in his window to
shoe man at East Liverpool, Ohio Mr.. Francis
is getting reputation for work of this kind He
will build another.
party of five gentlemen-Geo G. Pierce, Eu.
gene Rust, a. NJ. Bodgett, John Blodgett, and
George Bodgett, Jr,-left Belfast on Wednesday
for weeks cruise down the bay on yacht ?. Nj.
Bonnie.
The members OF the W. c. T. [. and all ladies'
who are interested in charity work and are willing
10 assist, are requested to meet at the Unitarian
church arlors neAt saturday afternoon at clock.
Please come promptly at three.
There were three circus and one Fourth of July
DRINKS. in this city. last week. One of the victims
James Young, VINO was convicted in Belfast
two years ago and was allowed 10 90 out for bail.
lie only returned last week and now languishes In
Jail
NJ. J. Dow of Brooks, IL W. Counsellor, Is de
7irous of obtaining the Proceedings of the e. l.. of
Maine Good Tempars for any of the years previous
TO l,67 in order complete the file for binding that
they may be preserved In a convenient form for
reference
Mrs staples, tie Western Union telegraph oper-
ator in this city has made needed change in the
office. The operating table and instruments have
been moved 20 the nigh street side of the room In
fun view of the entrance. The ear part of the
room viii he tastefuily fitted up.
n. y. >tarrett ~ Co, Belfast. announce trelnen-
dou. bargains Ia lace curtains, having made a large
purchase from "A New orA importing house. This
firm + constantly ON The lookout for real bargains
ard always give their patrons the benefit of them.
Tourists viii here find everything for an outfit.
Read their advertisement in another column.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR. The Council of knights of
Labor, in this city, had public installation of OH
Gers last Monday evening. Fred Cottrel, V. $,
WAS the installing officer Two hundred and fifty
people were present. After supper the company
danced the Midget Bros. furnishing music. The
principal officers installed were Frank Howard, NJ
W; John ;. Fernald, Sec; and Joseph Clough
Treas.
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"i"h one ""y recently TOOK . com mat Drought
'NPuE To Alhd lhe campaign OF ISL The coin,
0HP 'til' 10 hho"h DIS inc Log C"ph series On
""o 9i'e VI ll'e com Is representation OF a log
'apih VITA 'he words The Peoples Choice In the
year lo4I.' On the reverse side is portrait Of
Maj. Gen. w. H. Harrison and his name. Mr.
Gina ma. quite a collection OF rare and curious
coins and This log cabin cent has been added to the
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Cookson. died a the residence of VIM White, last
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in Mass. until recently. The pulpit at the Free
sunday by Rev j. Couillard A sewing circle was
organized by the member. of the church last week
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HEAD OF THE TIDE. MIR. Ford sheldon who mas
been great sufferer for long time, died last
Thursday night. The funeral services were held
ei' Rev w H. Williams officiating Mr.. sheldon
was buried under the auspices of Thomas Marshall
Po~t, q. \. Il. OF which he was a member. He
leaves VIE and three children Grass is look
lhS wen ana ABOUT an average crop may be expect
ed ..iieV Geo T. TUFTS is To preach at our church
next sunday at o'clock.... school closes next
FRIDAY. MIS- west Is u move into the Greer
house. MIS- Cara Brler has had her house re-
painted' Mrs. Annie Pitcher of New fork is
visiting at her fathers, Mr.. Parker. Mrs. Anabe
Cross OF Mass. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin
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quietly than usual this year The BOYS seemed to
have lost their usual arior and enthusiasm and
most of the citizens were allowed to slumber quiet
Il on the night preceding Some observed the ,Iay
bv takinp 81 uirnic dinner on the Dronksv,,a shora
others attended a small festival at West Castin,
camp ground In the evening there wase dance at
| thn skatinrrirk Iawvors / i,tl.ial,l Of PocL,a,,
and Wfsw.u of Ellsworth hove hnan have ,,r,;,o
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