The Republican journal., 1885-05-28

asking that his model of steam tug be allowed to
remain. and adding that the model has been admired
| by thousands and was valuable feature of the
Maine exhibit.
| The Grand Army Post In this city has made
| arrangements for entertainment on June 18th .
The principal feature will be the exercises of Mr..
H. H. Hendershot the famous drummer Boy of
/ the Rappahannock." He uses the silver drum
presented to him by the late Horace Greedy for
valiant services at the battle of Fredericksburg.
| TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE The following are
the transfers in real estate. in Waldo county, for
to Mary E. Whitcomh, lsesboro. Octavia NJ Bach
elor, Palermo, will. to Edwin G. Bachelor, same
town. Hannah l. Doane, Wnterport, to Marcus L.
Curtis, same town. Estate of Charles Elliot, Knox,
to Eliza j. feathers, Brooks. William J. Farrer
lincolnviIle, to Mans field Clark, town. Lot
tie A. Howe, Michigan, to Nancy NJ Stinson, Bel
| fast. II. H. johnson, Belfast, will, to Ann f.
johnson, same town. WOodari Pierce, Prospect,
/ will, to Susan Pierce Il ais, same town George
Pitcher Northport, will, to Sarah f. Pitcher 4 ais
| same town. Estate of John stevens Belfast to
Andrew j. Stevens. VIM. II. Twombly Monroe,
/ to Nelson Curtis, same Town. Benz. Wildes Mon
roe will. to Carrie Wilies X ais, town. Ira c.
White, Monroe to Phneas NJ, Moody, same town
BOY KILLED IN KNox A terrible accident oc.
CURED near Shhes Crossing in Knox, on Tuesday
afternoon, which resulted the death of Burchard,
a five wears old son of Prescott >nibles. Arson,
another son of MIR. Shhle- had been at work har-
rowing with pair of horses. At six o'clock he
mounted one of the horses ami taking his little
brother placed him on in front, and drove towards
home, the other horse walking ahead. sheep
he ri
throwing, Arson on his back Ia the road but with.
out injury. The Ctle boy remained on the back Of
the frightened animal which dashed down the ROAD
at terrible gait It appears that the little hoy was
entanglei in the harness He fell on but hung Ny
his foot, head downward, ana must have been kin
Ell by the horses feet by his head coming in con.
tact with The road. About twenty five rods from
where Arson thrown on, his little brother was
found in The highway, lead. The wounds were al
the back Of the heal. The accident caused great
excitement In the community.
RonuEaY. Boston papers ut last week contain
Ell particulars Of "a wholesale robbery. some Of
those concerned are well known IN this city.
Winch Bros, boot ami shoe dealers, have ia the
past three years been robbed of $4,000 worth Of
goods 10y john l.. Trwksbury a confidential clerk.
Two retail dealers, who received the stolen goods,
have been arrested with the clerk. one at The re-
tail dealers is William IL. tarnhatn, OF the firm Vi
Farnham Il Smallcv. Mr. Sm4llev f, the SON of
/ Benz. >malley, formerly If Belfast and Faruhru's
mother is also Belfast woluan and d sister of
Benz. >mallcy. when The retail stores purchased
of the Winch Bros. Few kSlu,.v delivered tvi,.,,-
many goods as were ordered ona divided I'm,
,,rntir- ,f tn,. ovs,,,us rba manner. A., tb,f,,>fr
Nnalcy was totally Ignorant Vt the nature of tine
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,4 nj. fin, ,,, L,,,.l.,,,, if H. .,..i.,.l r,.r-
s,i,.,l H., hin, ,.,,.t,t, ,t..t - ,,i,.- ,,, calf
right It aunesrs th,t ,,t., r,,,.l- ,,..r ,rla,-I
from, Winch Rros b,- F,rnb,n, \ S,,,,tI., Trvyes
bury r,j. , n.,,,f,, ,f .,,ti,,,, .l,,I ti, ,,utt
* l,pi,l for in addition, n I.,t ,,r,,I ollr,ssl
TO himself in Mr. Farphtm'. care. The latter i, is
,aii was ALWAYS careful To be in the shore. when
tnr.,,,,l- arrived, ,,, ne nr,er,Ilo,vpd MIR ~u,,uv
to,,pra tn, cl-r, done This himself IN,
vnuld alvny, assert fine goods out ON the shelves
OF his store leaving TeNkshury's parcel I'm
the back Of the shop Mir smaIrv became sus-
ptriDus ot this parcel transaction at last and askrd
his partner what il meant Farnham said it was all
right. ii was merely parcel Tew kshury wa, going
To take home, and, as a matter of convenience he
had had it sent to the store. Later ON Trwksnury
would call and take the parcel but instead of tax
ing it home he wuuld take ii to James T. Bakt1's
Store. where the contents, extensive. bo,t. and