The Republican journal., 1885-07-30

grand stand at base ball grounds in this city, an
emerald from finger ring Win the finder please
leave the same at this Office?
One of the best OF pan fish or for chowderis the
Gunner, which can be found in unlimited quantities
from the Blud to Goose River. Our harbor and bay
furnish excellent fishing for the sportsman.
SALMON. Mr. L. A. Dow Brigadier's Island,
Searsport, 50 far as we can learn, was the cham
pion salmon catcher in this vicinity for the season
just ended, He caught j07 salmon, averaging thir-
teen pounds each-a total of 6,59l pounds. 1t was
a profitable seasons work for him
l he Brattleboro, Vermont, Reformer SAYS that
Mr.. w. NJ. Farrow the well-knowE rilcman is
organizing company IN that town for the purpose
OF manufacturing rifles. The company is to be
called the "Farrow Fire Arms Co." We wish our
fellow townsman success in his new enterprise
MIR w. e. futile, photographer, may he found at
bis cottage Northport Camp Ground on Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays of each week. where
he is prepared to make negatives. On the remain
ing days of the week he viii take views Of Belfast
and vicinity Specimens of his work NAV he seen
at Woodcock's
WHERE Is lr: The Boston Commercial Bulletin
oi last week said on "beautitu hillside Town in
Waldo county is a brick house which cost : $780, a
good barn AND outDuildings and us acres Oh land
which recently sold for $500" Where is the "beau-
tifui hillsde town in Waldo county" where proper
w Is 50 depreciated:
The Police News for the week ending July 18th,
has picture of the produce swindlers recently
convicted at Cambridge, Mass. One Of them IS IL.
W. CoIson, formerly of stockton. In the group Is
the nf oil. az.
ton, Underneath which is printed; "Wanted for
his connection with the swindlers." The picture
does not resemble Roberts as he is known In the
east A. il portrays him with side whi-kcrs and
moustache When here he wore Il smooth face and
also Il Very smooth tongue.
WHEELMEN. George T. Read and Louis Pendle-
ton, of this city, attended the annual tournament of
the Pine Tree Wheclman Club at Bangor last week,
making the trip to that CITY on their bicycles Mi.
Pendleton is one of Brfast's best wheelmeu He
rode from Belfast to Frankfort and made only one
dsmount on account OF hills, which is very good
considering the bad wheeling On our country roads.
The homewarl "trip was nade the boat. The
Belfast wheemeu have ind All addition In the per
son of Mr.. Charles Coouhs with a now star htrycJe
Mrs +. y Chase, of Boston, Is in this city for the
purpose Of forming c,ass in the new keu,ingtun
and Lustra painting. ON Tuesday she exhibited
her paintings in the parors Of Mrs. w. II. BurrIl,
where they We're much admired. samples are also
on exhibition at Woodcock', store Main street.
Mrs Chase will form class or give private lessons
to all VINO wish TO learn. She is very clever artist
an Intelligent lady, amt brings Il letter Of recon-
mendation from Mrs. 5 f. Meadcr a former resi-
dent of Belfast. Mrs. Chase may be found at Mrs.
atearns, in the Block High street, Mrs. Chase will
have another exhibition of her paintings at pirrcts
Paror Theatre On Monday % nest week from to
80,
CuPfous CoMrLA.Nrs The communications re
ceived by the Governor and Council from different
sources are oijentmes very grotesque and laugh
able, says the hennebec Journal aud adds:
Recently an old gentleman wrote from Frankfort
that he resided In The lower story of house, while
another party occupied the chambers above. His
nelghhOra, he said, We're in tile habit of emptying
hlth out ot their windows much To his ammo vance,
amt he WAS deslruu7 That the Governor aud Council
take SOME means to restrain them. The matter was
referred to the state Board of Health. Another
epistle came from the first selectman of Il Waldo
county town This contained Il statement that Il
young man resided in his Town who was prtrticng
mtttlcInu but never having Obtained q diploma was
unable 90 collect hi, bills. 1t was represented that
there was no other doctor i'll the place and The
wees of the young man were Indispensable. The
town official was DESTROYS that the Governor and
C0uUci arrange matters 81 that the Young man
could COLLEGE his bills.
Col W. II. etlnsoN, Master of the New namr-
shire state Grange has been visiting Wiut-ruort
the guest Of Hon. Fret Atwood 0r FRIDAY OF
Last week he accompanied Mir Atwood tp Bangor
where he met the officers Of the New England AZ
rcultural society, and those Of the Eastern Name
They visited Maplewooi Park and Mir F. .. Beals
farm On saturday COL >tinson took drive into
the country. Col. >tlnsou who has Travelled very
extensively says That the farming lands he ha,
50 Gar seen OF great value. He doubts If our
people realize their worth. MI. Atwood gave
j dinner to Col. Stinson. Among those present
We're b. 7. Hall, Master sunrise Grange; ". b.
Downs, Master Northern Light Grange, F. W
Richie, Deputy at large; f. A. SNOW, sunrise
Grange; DIR. c. F. Atwood. Z. e. Arey, Dr. y X
Fellows, Capt. a. T. Fernald, ID. II. Smith, b. a.
Burr Penobscot Farmers Club. All who met the
Colonel We're much pleased with his appearance
and general ideas upon farming ami business.
Col. stinsou represents the "Labor Hurcau'' and
viii gather facts and opinions Of merchants, ftrns
rrs, bankers and ahorcrs in various sections at 6
state, with y view of learning the causes of aud
remedy for THE business depression. He will visit
Belfast.
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which a healthier, pl,asauieI. and f1l. IT'S siInl
wtatlhrr city does not exist in America, is con-
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engine. From time iumcmorial the fire depart
ment of that city has consisted ul Two Aulluuatru
hand engines, and man nod hy tine best material in
The world, and commanded by a chief whose splrn
did ability in ighting ircs mas been demon -trltrd
in 4 score OF serious nfggrHtiuns, il was only hy
The most lortuituu- circumstances aided nv ntrcii
eau efforts ana reckless bravery that the iitv was
saved at the time of the recent lire As ii Was,
Belfast lost It's best hute two livery stables, auU "a
dozen stores ana what j. worse two lives. Wc-Iu-
city councils Of BeifI7 ANN rest until some means
has been devised for the better projection ot the
Queen city at the head of the most beautiful BAY in
America.
Portsmouth with Il population of hut 1000 mort,
souls than Belfast has four steam lire engines and
lis facilities for water IRE vastly better than al the
latter city We have aiep added an electric tire
ALARM but are not Dragging much over the latter
acquisition at the present time.
Our Belfast contemporary, the Journal Is the
ablest weekly i'll New Lugaui. We hope that city
may be equally fortunate in its efforts after in
creased facilities for utting out fires and for the
erection of a flst-cass hotel
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last saturday ami viii pe continued through the
season. 1t is published and edited bv George r.