The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-08

POSTPONED. On account of bad weather the
Waldo county fair and horse racing were POSITION
ed until to-day
William Berry, Clerk of Courts, in this city, has
bought the Deacon Blanchard place at Burnham
village. Mr.. E. A. Small, Mr.. Berrys son.in.law,
occupies the premises.
Mr. Arnold Harris, who owns the stores No. "A,
IS and IS Main street, contemplaes putting In new
fronts. The change will he made in No. IA this fall
and In No IS also if the weather will permit If not
another year. The fronts will be of plate glass and
improved in modern style
Capt. George A. Quimby, of yacht Pilgrim, has
been notified by the secretary to attend the next
regular monthly meeting of the South Boston
Yacht Club. This promotion of Our George from
cook to captain is well merited We doubt If there
is another member of the club who can make better
coffee or clear the jib sheets with greater agility
THE WHEELMEN. Messrs. Pendeton, Thayer,
Read, Fernald, Coombs and Carter, Beltast's bi-
cyclists went to Monroe on their wheels on Thurs
DAY. Louis Pendleton made the fourteen miles in
% hours. The other men were somew hat longer.
On the return home Pendleton made the distance
in one hour and forty-seven minutes, Coomhs,
Fernald and Thayer in two hours. This Is good
travelling considering hard roads.
BASE BALL NOTES MIR. W. f. Dilworth who
has been released from the New burypori team ar
rived home in this city on Monday. He says he
mas numerous offers for next season, but has not
accepted The Belfast base ball Club has $500 in
the treasury ..The deciding game of the season
between the Mufs and Duns will be played at the
Coliseum next Thursday, and by request of the lat.
ter will be played on skates. Look out for fun. A
game Of polo is also talked OF.
YACHT PILGRIM. The yacht Pilgrim sailed from
| this port Sept, 3oth for Boston, having on board
Dr. ". H Winslow, her owner. MIR. +. L. VII.
liams of South Boston, the builder, and Capt Au.
gustus Mcdonald Of this city. Tuesday we receiy-
ed the following postal from DR.. W. dated Bath,
Oct. 5: "Came into kennebec to escape the terrible
storm Of last three days and up to this place
this morning. All goes well. Yacht behaves bot
ter more she is tried, viii sail as soon as wind ia.
vors for Portland"
NAccINAT1oN The ra7ages of small pox in Can
ada and the fact that the malady las already cross
ed the border into the New Eng and states. have
caused the health authorities to take Immediate
action to guard against the disease. Monday even
ing the city council of Belfast passed the following
order
The city physicians hereby ordered and directed
/ to provide for and furnish, soon rs practicable
free vaccination with poN to all inhabitants OF
this city the age of two wears in accordance
with the provisions of Sec 81 Of CHAPTER A. OF thf
r. 5 Of this state and of the ordinance OF the city
| Of Belfast relating thereto
Geo W. Rurkett will open to-day $4,000 of ladies'
and misses ready made cloaks. Read his adver-
| ttsement... Starrett 4 Co. answer the question
! how they are able to sell goods so choaply. Read
and see-.....H. f. Mcdonald has declared war on
Jewelry prices. just read what he says about it
...Mrs. b. f Wells has in her fall -nd winter NIL
liuery f. d. Burd, Belfast, offers for sale 8
| horse and buggy Priest the tailor at 3 PhcniS
| Row has new goods for suitng and oyerroats. He
is having great success. Hiram Chase 4 son
jewellers, offer extra bargains for the thirty
days. See advertisement of farm for rent by j.
| Nickes, Searsport.
GRAPES Mr.. David Pierce, of this city, is a sue
cessful cultiv.tor of grapes, having dozen vari
cites in his green house. For some years past
worm has eaten the vine. and nearly destroyed til,
crop, the various remedies having but little enec
until this year Mr.. Pierce now thinks he has to
tally destroyed the pests with tobacco the yine
having been thoroughly smoked-so thoroughly IL
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| WELL MERITED RECOGNITION. The question o
caring for the graves Of the public bencfactors y
Belfast, buried in Grove Cemetery, having arisen
the city promptly passed the following handsome
resolution Monday evening:
BE it resolved by the Mayor, Alderman and Com
snbI.% a. u te otS u hei"S' III 7a'' '"u"''
\ Whereas the generous hcaup.t, To the proule q
this city for charitable and educational purpose
Allltu " 'ouhS"il anu Iaui T. HMtIuhe, Sh"n',
ton and apprrciati6n therefor
Resolved, That the city of Belfast hereby assume
torGatr the .uty 81 CaflhS Tor any protecting th
of said Nathaniel wilson. Aifrrd " r1hn.o1 an,
Paul X. llazeltinc are buried
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