The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-12


And daily plies his rusty saw.
While piggys flesh that muscle lends
Is not found in "spinage." or cold slaw.
The Pe'lagogue doth 20 his rounds
Enduring much for his wages small,
And the suff'ring school boy shows his wounds
While piteous tears in plenty fall.
HOPKINS.
Next Saturday will be ST. Valentines Day.
The city has bought of the American Fire Hose
Manufacturing Co Chelsea Mass. 400 feet of new
hose for the fire department. at the cost of s339.l2
Chief Engineer Richards went to Chelsea and
made the purchase.
Francis Gray. the deaf mute, son of Walter Gray,
of this city, is making rapid improvement al the
school in Hartford. The boy is nine years obi, and
had no instruction previous to his going away.
He has been at school five months and writes
letters to his parents an intelligent aud legible
hand.
The MI. club has sent out the invitations for its
annual bali and reception soon to take place. The
following Is the invitation: The MI Club Of Bel
! fast Me- request the pleasure of the company of
Mr.. Blank ami Ladies at the reception to the Gov
ernor of the State of Maine at Belfast Opera House,
on Tuesday evening, February twenty fourth, 1855,
at nine O'Clock. James IL. IIowes, President.
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a horse owned by Benz. Hazeltine ran away
with Fred White on Friday. When the corner
of Main street ami Waldo Avenue the sleigh got
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H. F. Pierce. The horse fell when near Pierce's
block NHi was secnre'l, having received little or no
| injury. The back OF Mr.. Pierce's sleigh was taken
/ of.
THr I,t.>nvy ,tta,,i,, 10 ,.a,l,,, =, t,,o ,,tioo
of the lauu,,, rec.ntI, st.rt.l in ,bis citr -,
roon,s aver f II Hit,n,s STOW. trh. 1.,r.,.,. g.
/ I'm cb,r,o of st., R,.,,II,,,,,, and Nv ,.,.o ,,,,
voung men from. Lewiston ,yb, have ,,ra.tr as
! sV"'5 ny" ii''' sum ""0 navy 'iie"'S Is
tapisheo Hoou business. particular attention
is given 10 polishing shirt fronts which is done on
n Tyler polishing machine The laundrv i we'll
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htlo' up 10 no inc WORK III the oeaI manner anu
i is hoped the proprietorS will meet with The
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THE MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK We publish
to-day a remarkable financial exhibit, being the
forty second annual statement of The Mutual Life
Insurance Company. The accommodations Of this
/ Company have reached the enormous sum OF
sl"3,S7Gl7s5l being an increase of nearly sa,30o
policy holder during the year amounts to nearly
Sl4o0o,0Oo, or about $4,000 for every business day
in the Year. The always increasing prosperity of
the Company under the active and conservative
management OF President f. S. Winston, is certain
ly gratifying to its legion of policy holders. keat-
ing & Field, Belfast agents.
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typhoid fever, but was getting over ii nicely when
he took cold, had relapse and soon passed away.
The local paper says of the deceased;
Mr.. David Griffin, brother of Messrs. Frank and
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a highly esteemed Young man, aged about 80 wears,
ah" itt"hei mere ABOUT lWn wears ago, from visit
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up"" the tracks o lhe ANIMALS IN the toch Moore
"""dS me cattle were found All fresh and ready
'of q run. Mr. + had Il small dog with him. a
piuckv little one, and when his back is up, lookout
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roaring ana beiloWlhS was never seen or heard be
fore. But the dog fastened into the law Of one of
fine animals .pl baI.i n;. .i, l ,h, :, Lo,,
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head an, IN. doc IL, % rho hor was t,hfn,i
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WlGt and began another struggle for liberty, leaps
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ing along In years nut when his feet are on the
ground he is as hard Ia get away from n F, any one
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mail ia auch.r .n, H., ,,,, l,.,,r, ,i,,, ,.o ~
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"thtr hlllltt WAS begun ana u was discovered not
far on. The dog was then set on and Mt once
/ a,od th ,i,, H. ,, r,
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hand TINS time and IN two minutes from the time
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i1''"t9 says u''' II "hN one mas cattie tley want
| caught he is ready to catch them.
Local MAIL ROUTES The Washington core
,, &c cha i, ro,l -. 49,. -,
| aPon"oh' VI ''s "i9''' ''"ii '' iepoi'S 'ne lo
lowing as among the lowest bids for carrying the
mails n Maine fo four wears from tho lst Of nayt
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9"iy' not the tlh Oh March' lhose Iilat are NOT
mentioned are to be re advertised:
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GENRE LlicomVllle 10 Btlast, M. '. Ben
nNtt' W. 1ApPl''' wv
Liberty to Belfast, Lehuel Nichols, BANGOR. 43o
Liberty TO belm"nt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Belfast to Albion, DO. ............. -. $50
! Northport TO NO. lsesboroush, Il. f. Heal,