The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-06-24
See the card of Mrs. Susan A. Woterhonse

Toward.
Mr.. II. B. Maynard of Bangor is building a cot
tage at Temple Heights.
The circus exhibits in Belfast next We,lncs dav
on the Monroe grounds beyond the Muck Pond.
Those in want of pleasant and furnished rooms
at Northport Camp ground should call at the Emery
cottage Maple street. Let by the day or week
Frank B. McMann, of Portland killed last Sun.
day by falling at Cape Cottage, was millinery
runner, and well known in Belfast where he had
many friends.
gang of swindlers are following Doris circus
and people should be on the lookout for them
City Marshall Mcdonald will have an efficient
police corps on duty that day to preserve order
Mrs. Waterhouse and her son Elbridgc, of Sears
port the latter the little boy who was lost in the
woods last week We're, in Belfast on Wednesday.
The boy attracted much attention. Tuttle photo
graphed him.
The attention of farmers is called to the atlycr-
tisement of the New Champion Steel Mower
This machine has many advantages, which may be
seen on inspection. Call at Baiey's carriage repos
tory Phoenix Row
Mr. George E. Bracket of this city, has so far
on Tuesday and it is expected he will be able to
20 out in a week. The work on the Forthcoming
number of the Temperance Record has deyolycd
upon Mrs Bracket.
Mr., Mark Andrews at the New Boston Clothing
House in this city proposes 10 close out his whole
stock of ready made clothing, furnishing goods &c
at retail before July +th. In order to to he is
offering great gains Those in want of goods
in his line should embrace this opportunity. Read
his advertisement in another column.
Good spectaccs and eye glasses, adapted to the
needs and condition Of ones Sight, are 4 comfort
such are kept by Mr.. Calvin Hcrvcy Of thi. city,
who makes spcctaclcs and dye glasses It speciality.
....Read what f. IL. Francis n Co.. Belfast, say in
regard to boots and shoes They deal only in the
latest and best grades Of goods and at prices that
defy c"mpctition....C. J. Conant. Belmont, ha-
nice horse for sale
"Wednesday evening June 18Th a number of the
personal friends Of Charles y. Ilazcttmc, ucIuI-
ing members ~ both political parties aud leading.
business and professional men, called qt ui- rc,i
result of the ward two election held ON that day
They met Il cordial reception a. 4 matter of cours,
and an hour or two was pleasantly spent in social
converse when the party dispersed with good
wishes for their genial host.
ADAMLEss EDEN. Monday evening June Is
under the manag cement Of Charles j. Burgess Iil.
ly Clay's Gayety company will appear at the Bel
fast Opera House in play entitled "AclamleSs
Eden" 1t will present the novelty of having all
lady performers The company has attracted
large audiences elsewhere and Will no doubt draw
we'll here. Eden, without Il man, must be a cheer
less place for the galaxy Of pretty girls of which
this company is composed. Tickets on sale today
at Poor & sons.
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% wears of ooc attrmptod s,i.i,,e o, s,,,,o,-,,.
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},crr n, ,ino attention, T., , Matte >,,,.. .,,,
isl ot thn chnrcb ,,, ,r,no,.
had ,,,orr.l,.d 1..+ u,.,,,1a,. -, .,,,,,'., H..
church and noticine, +bo+ Miss yor,,, II o+ b.,o
ON fine rin,, he r,vo nor v,1lca ont Of Who c,,r,t
partially disrobcd himself, and returning inside
placed revolver below the heart and fired. The
pan was HNt1lcated but the Young man died the
next day The families are well connected, Doli-
Ners 1ather pcing merchant tailor ~ Boston.
MI D"ltiver senior Is brother OF Mrs Charles G.
'"i >1''7Por''
BROOKS. Geo. q. Davis Post q. \. r. has
changed its time of meeting to the first and third
saturday afternoons Of each month ut , O'clock D.
m. They will have a picnic session the afternoon
of july 3rl at their hall Music by the choir -.
David Jones, who died ON Monday at the age of Is
years was 4 ven know character in town. He
had held several town Offices Ana for many wears
keut a hotel in thn yilIn~c Tie belonged 10
the society of Ouakprs which faith he held to his
death lie will be remembered by many as a