The Republican journal., 1885-08-06

In future Mr. Lane, Belfast agent of the Boston
Il Bangor Steamship Company, will collect the
freight bills on delivery.
The Portland Press of Monday says: 1.-The yacht
Narragausett, of Boston,s lying of the island ,hav
| ing board f. Tufts, f. X. Harris, Harry Skin
ner and +. S. Leeds. She will proceed as far east
as Penobscot Bay The Narragansett is regular
visitor to these waters.
Mr.. Daniel S. Simpson, of Searsport, who for
four years has been a resident of Manasua Ncara-
qua is a candidate for consulship at that place.
Mr.. Simpson is well acquainted with the country,
and its people, is intelligent gentleman and well
qualified for the position SO far as we know he is
the only candidate for the place.
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. The following
the transfers in real estate in Waldo county for
the week ending Aug : Fred A. Atwood, Winter
port to Frank A. simpson, same town. Benz W.
Curtis, Waldo, to Charles X. Curtis, Swanvile.
Jonathan Ewell estate Northport, to +. willard
Frost, Boston Benz Frenchs heirs, Stockton, to
Mary A. French, same town. Edwin Greedy Swan
vile. to Augustus Z. Trip, same town. Charles
b. Gardner, ---, Mass to Augusta A. Gard
ner, Belfast. Samuel > leagan, stockton, TO Rob
ert kilimun, same town AXel Hayford, Belfast,
sheriff, to Robert Patterson, same town. Estate of
Joel W. Haskell, MontviIle. TO Loren 4. Stewart,
same town. Abtc A. Morse, Searsmont to Chas.
F. Morse, same town. John g. Manson, Pittsfeld,
viii, to Mary \ Manson, same town. Edmund j.
Aiurrh, Bangor, to John :, Macleau, Halifax, \. 5.
Mary r. Maddocks, New Hampshire, to Ebcn Lit
ueGed, Belfast. a. V. Parker, Belfast, 10 Annie
b. Pitcher, same town. Rufus e. Stone, Troy, to
Ellis L. Berry, same town.
TR0l. Mrs. Kate Mitchell, the widow of the late
David Mitchell, IS confined to her bed having been
stricken uilh a severe shock Of paraly Hay
ing operations drawing to close for this sea
son with lhc majolit, of the farmers. The weather
has been favorable and the crop Is said to be about
onethirl better tnau last year. Most of the farm
FRS cau winter all lhe stock they have on hand
/ easily.
WALDO. Tie school in the Ryan district, taught
10y Gertrude Alne-, closed recently, after very
Pheasant term. The following are the names of
The -cnoars absent during the term: Rose
Paul, Phcbe Paul, lila Robertson, Bertha Barlow,
Rachel Cunningham Neyie Patterson, Grace Lo-
gan, tieorsie Whitcomb, Zia Pays"n, Leila Pay
/ son, Percy Clements Isaac Sanbarn, Meier Rey-
n"l',s Herbert and Herman Paul, Clarence Pack
\ 9rt, Melvin Robertson, Everett Clements, Willie
Logan, George Payson George Clements. The
/ following were absent but one day: Esther Gle
meut~, Bertha Clements, Ada Roberts, Efic Roller
sou, George DAVIS, ti,lbert Robertson, James Gil
! ley, 'anrhe Davis, Robbie Clements.
\ j>tri Tie excitement over the Post Otlicc has
1 ailtted Van Deets il the success -fu candidate. A
caucus of tine Democrats supported Van Deet4 to
nam. ami the result of said caucus probably deter
/ inn Is h,.tu
donc in the way Of well digging. Parties from
4 I'uIton IN this section putting down artesiaI
wells The work only in icogc. The drill cuts a
ho,e seven inches in diaiuetcr. 4. b. Hathaway had
Que put Town to The depth of 81 feet. They yraran
/ tee an abundance Of wtttr......B NJ. Berry has
Very Sick child at last account ii thoughtto he
! q lrHr heter....r. J, Whitehouse has been con
fined to the house for the pnet month with a slow
fever, nut il improving NOW ami able to be about
utl'e... Nrarly all are through haying and all look
uappy al tie honnttul crop 9ecurcd. Truly the
har crop determines the prosperity of our farmer.
rEHoB-Cor. Miss sylyit ". Perkins who for
more lHu twenty years has served us faithfully
Is Post Mistress il removed to make room l,r Mrs.
| Nora Mitchell II ~iaunch Republican, The appoint
mcu though undoubtedly Il good one : surprise
/ l3 al true aua faithful Democrats. The words
Nhcol and iarlc7 ale nui strong enough To express
/ thrir feelings and 10 give vent To- their emotions
tiry use the old edition of the Bible If the people
/ # ttc town had been consulted, Miss Perkins
Hruld have retained the oilitc. Mrs. Mitchell is q
aiy oi Refinement, IulelhYence, has a good praci
ra cucatiouanj tho nHiiz viii he safe in her care.
sch Princess, Capt Cai Davis has arrived from
Ia" GIanl Banks with fun fare OF cod fish, L. POO
! 4uiAtaIs. and reports FISH plenty Sailed for Bos-
/ ton tug. :, Scnrs. Charles Cooper Capt. Gray and
/ Cabinet, Capt Leach, both laden with bricks...
EueDeIree plenty and are SOLD at retail for six
/ cents Fer quart The Colorado beetle is more
/ numerous and destructive than ever before....
~iHlor Borsai If Naples, Italy, has written to
| Hosea b. Wariwell asking for a copy of his His
tory "t Rising star Lo'ise, f. \. NJ
IIELEr}. BY order of Department Commander
Hail. g.. A. T., +. II. Bridstreet Post building is
'raped and the nag will fl at half mast until after
| the funeral of t'cn. Grant Aug. sth. At meeting
/ "f the q. a. il. Council ~ Administration, Dept. Of
/ Maine, held at Gardiner Aug. l7t to take action in
relation to the funeral of ten Grant, j. o. johnson
Nc'i- chosen as one 10 represent the Department Of
/ Maine al me funeral to be- held at New York, sat
| mfiay Aug. o1h.... Fred Marden, native of this
| village, but late of Finahaven, has opened jewel
ly store in the Cargill block where he IS doing fine
business 1t will be remembered that it was in this
| -t're that he learned his trade of Willis MITCHELL
about ten years ago. 1t IS rumorei that the S. a.
! Douglass stand, where Dr. Porter now lives, has
heon sold to Mr.. Harvey, of Boston IN that event
70 is hoped that The DR. win buy the Loyejoy lot and
build at once....L. l.. Prescott reports business
worry good in his new role ae merchant In this vii
la-" Having been the past nine years connected
! wl'h store and on The road pcddling goods he
! thinks he Know his Business. lie pays cash and
! get bottom prices. Both of the village schools
ar" closed. Tie upper school, taught by Miss
iiain of Wmterporl, closed last Friday.
MONROE. The haying season is nearly over.
About pne-jhird more Will be harvested than last
! year....I The cheese made by Mr. X. a. Taylor Of
Freedom, at this factory, said TO be among the
best eser uade here. $500 quarts of milk are re-
| eeiFcd daily DOW. Everybody Is getting ready
| for good Laugh next saturday night. Comcal
| Brown IS coming. lie always has a full house
here-....There IS yet no change In the village p.
o. Frank Bailey has plenty of carding at his
| mlill.....W VIM. Twombly, who lately returned from
tn" west, says he did not see any place that looked
better to him for poor man TO settle than Waldo
county. Berries of ali kinds are very plenty in
tia section The following is list of tax payers
WHO pay upwards of $40. There are over so that
pay more than 80: Freeman Atwood $685.;
Walter Bartlett, $il.3j; Wilbcrt Bradley, $4S.S9 A.
X. fletcher, $3.50, Horace CrUXfOrd $43 25 Fred
Coffin, $i4 IS, David Dolif, $5192 Laura j. Dol
lin, $i7.s3; Willard Ellis, a4%.Os; Nathan Emery
estate, $54.O5; G. rus Felker, Sil.5I; John Good
Win, $60.3i Gilman Gould, $4Ol2; Steven Grant,
$js.6I; Isaac Moore, Sl3l2; D. w. Mansur S40.55;
T. Mayo estate, $4l.40; A. II. Mayo, $5I1S; c. A.
Mckinney, $9o.lS, Robert Mayo. :41.li; John Me
henney estate, $3i.99 Nealiey " Written, SLID;
Mary Neaey, 1913; e. Ii. Neaey, $GLl9; !. q.
Robinson, ai323; Nathan Stearns. 5000; Charles
flasher, s4556; John flasher, 1865; George Walk
err S476l; John Weber, $I2 54; James Weber,
| $500.
| BuRNHAM. The farmers in this vicinity have
nearly all closed up haying with the exception of
| on the meadows. DE- Webber has rented stand
nearly opposite the site where his former resi-
| dence stood and which was recently destroyed by
| fire. The location j. very desirable one. Rev.
Mr.. Beal addressed fun house at the Reynolds
school house last Sunday afternoon. His discourse
was in respect to the death OF the lamenteu Gen.
L. ). Grant After reading very touching edi or
| ial from lions Herald he took for il theme, "And
| there is no discharge In that war, land spoke
| 45 minutes, dwelling with much feeling the ma
| TONS loss. AS MIR. Frank Lane passing