The Republican journal., 1885-02-26

city.
Charles Smith was before Judge BoarCman one
day recently for drunkenness and fined 50 without
cost. Failing to pay he was committed
WEIGH & Ioyt who do the glazing for Mathews |
Bros, in this city, say in the past year they have
used 1922 pounds of putty in the business of setting
glass.
People who have recently been in Kansas City,
Missouri. say that Hon. w III. Mcclellan, of that |
place. formerly of Belfast, won $4,000 in bets on
| the recent presidential election.
Mr.. Asa Hodgkns of Bar Harbor was in Belfast |
on Monday when he made trade with the MatE |
ews Bros for the inside work of handsome cot I
tage which he will erect the coming summer.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hub .
bard, of this city, surprised tncm on Monday even /
| ing by calling on them, the occasion being the fiji
teenth anniversary of their marriage. On behalf |
of the company Rev. Mr.. Williams made speech
presenting the couple hanging lamp, followed
by Rev. Mr. Ross who presented cake basket.
TEMPERANCE. At the Sunday afternoon tenn
perance meeting at the Methodist church the ques-
ton Of the Law and Order League was discussed.
1t the sentiment of the meeting that League
be formed in this city. The next meeting will BE-
held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at SO
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cussed.
Attention is called to the annual statement OF the
Merchants Insurance company, Of Providence, X. |
L. Published in to-daJ's paper. The Merchants is
i'' us p''"P' pay 'neit Vi iosSe7' us ''"7er
N''9''' '"" ioi l7 9"'e'F '"h" PoNceS Aso 10 'he
9'''c'"ent ~ L'e 0i'ilnshei" ny am" h"Ilhe lh-
s'"'"oe w. h'e' A'"oo'''" vi Winter port Is agent
i'' '''e9o 'o''P'"l'9'
New lorR despatch to the Boston Evening I
Record states that Mrs. Mary Alice Bel daughter
OF Mrs. Frank w Berry, has been sent to the i'll
sane asylum az MOTIFS rams MIS-. Bell was i'l-
70 Mr. Enlt n.ai,h,. p.,I,,,-,., it,.,. ,sa,..,
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mt 'os''' -" 9'H9
sion msnaror On o M ,.,y riaI
those hot summer days When L cool SEA brt,zais
&c. 80 refreshing ana mniaents conversation vllu
He is in the city for ay OF two, having been con-
,iurinl the worst ua7t O., H. vi,f,' 9nl III WIZ
perience must have widely differed from summer
Trips III 'ne h'r""f'
TIE CUSTOM House. the Custom House war
is being carried into Africa petition fol The ap-
pointment of Hon Edward Gushing, of Camden,
for the Belfast Custom House is being circulated
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docs nor CONSIDER M eH''iees "r 'he appointment
entirely sure.
Mr. II + Mcdonald and rh,r,r 4 ,,I7n,. eff
this ritv. did moi agree in the rurebas of tl, ,l
nv stock Of the ir, named party aha win Not tra,e
Mr. Mcdonald Saws lac shan continue business II.
this city amt will leave hi, store in clar,. 4f Mr..
Charles Wal acc, the Young man WHO lin. gaen
with him for number Of voars. Tie Mill 20 To
Brockton n, before announced hlt gilI t. IN, Rel.
fast fre,nontlv
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u''S ''9' I" t''e NUMBER oi 'n'y-"N' ''I'' ON
nun o' o't'l"'S' t"e occasion oe'os ms Seventy
'l''' "if'"''"N Pl'h'e supper was spread ''"d
pc"S'''i' evening naSSt" Nh N'St9 "'7 n't" IL"
Invalid for fifteen years. having no use Of his I'"
q hnp7 rom ING eleetS Of fhe'nnalIsm' lil- min"
ana "o''lIy he'ulh are as Sood a9 e1cf'
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