The Republican journal., 1885-10-29
NEWS OF BELFAST AND VICINITY.

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We are informed that thirty families of stone
cutters have moved to this city recently.
Sch. Meyer s. Muller, of this CITY, is on the rail
way receiving coat of copper sheathing
The city physician announces that free vaccina-
ton in this city, closes on Saturday next
verely injured has far recovered as to be on the
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Mrs. David Body, of Jackson the mother of
| Mrs. DIR. S. W. johnson, has moved to Belfast, and
occupies the Kalish house.
The Boston Journal in giving the average field
ing record of the Eastern league puts Dilworth
down for $50, which is above the average.
The usual temperance meeting was held at the
Universaist vesry Sunday p NJ. The next meet
ing is called at the same place on Sunday Nov. a.
The premiums awarded by the Waldo County
Agricultural society published the first page
The awards will be paid when the state stipend is
received.
On Monday the sch. B. L. sherman went through
the drawer of the bridges to load paving at the
Point. She the first three masted schooner
ever above the bridges
The British sch Amherst from Parrsboro, n. S,
arrivedin Belfast, Monday, with cargo of plaster
rock for j. II. Kaler. This is the first cargo of
plaster to arrive this season.
A gentleman on Main street suggests that the
business men club together and have an artesian
well sunk for the benefit Of an. Good drinlsing
water is scarce in the vicinity.
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iured in the eye, as mentioned last week. was taken
to the Eye Infrnary at Boston. He viii probably
recover his sight but has a bad eve
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journal Office Monday me chrv.,,i4 and cocoo,, nf
a large moth which were taken from an annie tree
The cocoon is large and finely woven, and has been
| laid aside for the winged moth to appear.
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with a traven.teip annie. raised Inv ,porr. n
Chauin Of North Scar.uprt. when measures min
tecn ana a b,lf 5pcbe, il, r5r,tr,farc,. I,,
est one of the season. So far.
Drnntv snario Avoriu. VINO l. n attendance, If
the supreme Court Saws the local n,iIiIi.hcd ,.t
week captioncd "Robbcrv in Frankfort, is tucor.
rect He did not ATTEMPT an arrest The ii,lu WAS
taken from the Bangor Whig
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Mr.. George Russ, Of California, was in Belfast
'''s' "eeA' "e new inns 'n5 twenty seven years
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p''0e =" MS return MS hlo''ieI' MS ANUS 7'ol
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u MI 'eo"' Si9tei " ''ie i"'e >'''iie " Ii9'n'
MIS- ureeh Is u years oil age anu very active
POULTRY. Mr.. ;. Emery, of Monroe, who keeps
a few hens, has been very successful ana says that
poultry rightly managed VIII pay In 1851 he had
my I'VE Or '"h heshorn mems MY u "hlch Iaii-
Duiis tiic Ser nc 9oi'' cass W Vile amount vi el0'
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pi'0 was rag No"'' poi '0A'h' INC PA'H' u" '''0
ni'5 i''' was 9io''
Mr. Clarence o. Poor has disposed of very
nah"soine music Don oy tlcAe'' ihroc Nunul'"
'iohe'S were So'o az ten cents eao" an" 9"'ur'"'1
AFTERNOON aii t'e 'NNetS were Pi"ctd IoseVfef any
one Drawn out by niue Slrl h'uhed sane Jones.
Inc iuchy number was % anu was bought oS
oharies w. h'ney' VINO 'ooh inc poN' ne gave ing
i''17 sif' 9i'
The knights of Labor bal advertised to take
place last Thursday evening was a failure,
not enough gentleman attending 10 MAKE II
| euooess' lhere WERE however an doul''ahce ol
| t'le o'iier SeA ING money wits ieiulN't''' me
s'ii' Jug ~ !" ivy Oo'' t.i' o""s ien II t'H "ou
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"Heh tieS want 70 les u'"le t'lhsa'
Secretary Bracket is busy sending out charters
and supplies for new Lodges of Good Templars in
different parts of the State. Four Lodges were
organized in one day the 22nd inst, and nine have
been instituted since the Grand Lodge session two
weeks ago, located in Franklin, Washington, LIN
| coin and Cumberland counties. lie expects to
| charter p more before the end Of the year.
The new carriage honsp nuiIt bv H. \. Lancaster
adioinin,, bis now st.l ON IIiuh street is e,mpIe
oil If = q, ~. * faat lpi of trf.l and Granite
ard c,, forms, r., tle o,,hitct,,,a az I'M. .tail. uf