The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-12-02

| Mr.. George Hunt, of this city, has been appoint
ell brakeman on Sulliyan's train in the place Of r.
| S. Rich.
| Steamer Florence Tuesday brought thirty
passengers from across the bay. The majority of
them came to trade.
| Mrs. Lydia Larrabee, of jackson, sentenced to
Belfast Jail for man slaughter, has been discharg-
ed, her sentence having expired.
Howard & Foster, lumber dealers, have leased
the land between Lewis and Haradens wharf and
occupy the stone shed built by Craig
Mrs. Charlotte Hook, who died Sunday at the
home of her son-in law. David II. Libby, in this
city, was pensioner of the of 1872.
Mr.. Hiram E. Pierce, of this city has sold a
cargo of 100 tons of ice to parties in Galveston,
Texas. Sch. Gertrude L. Trundy loaded the cargo
Hon. Fred Atwood has cent us a collection of
unique advertising cards which set forth pictorial
ly amt otherwise the advantages OF the safety hol
low ware, kettle and steamer combined
There will be special business transacted at the
meeting of the W. c. T. L. next saturday and it is
earnestly desired that every member snail make
an effort to he present at the Unitarian church par
| lors at o'clack + NJ. Per Order.
petition in favor of adopting standard time,
headed by the jewelers. of Belfast, is receiving sig
natures and will be presented at the meeting ot the
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Sood9 'tu customers are not wanting at tlIs carry
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scph sterns. of Camden.
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aae,s sermon ut The Unitarian ab,,rfh nn>t SUNDAY
morntnr will he .,Tbr Service of SUFFERING
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sunday, both forenoon anu evening.
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SON BeIfast has nade a ,.r..at emf in te ,,.fr, "A
boots and shoes. See a,Iv..... Twenty share. of
the Masonic Temple Association stock win hp .,15
at the Belfast saving. Bank SotrrIav ,fto,nuon
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shoull visit hi. store SEQ advertisement In .rotl
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James NJ Glars formerly OF Belfast aled III -Nu-
pott ON saturday last OF pneumonia, aged @Nyeal-
NJ Clark hNea on Belmont avenue, near Harrison
llayford's, but sold his place four years ago AID
moved to Abbott where his Wife'a people lived.
MIS- tH'fA "le1 "Ne years ago ME-, clalh was
SICK ON! TWO weeks lie was y men"ei OF W ant"
Lodge OF oud elbows amt OF the Mutual helei
Asaoclatloh' me remains arrive" III Belfast
lueStay noon ami were buried IN the fltchel
cemetery MI Clark leaNe7 three e"lidren' two
SONS anu ono daughter.
MISSION SCHOOL Mrs. William b. C"uaN;, of
this city has started mission school for THAT CLASS
Of children who rarely 90 to ~;ibb;th school. Ste
has thirty pupils and iIells meetings every sun
day at the residncc of Mrs smith near Rig. Talk
cry on Cross street THANKSGIVING day Mr.. tot-
ant gave her school dinner and it Wa Il Yer, en-
joyable OCCASION Mrs G. is doing Christian
work and if any benevolent person wishes ID CONE
trlbute either money OF clothing II VIII ne tMI',-
1uIi received an" jutuc!ousiE dlstnputed'
Frank Gilbert, of the Head OF the Tide, Belfast.
was On the steamboat wharf Saturday with d load
Of goods He had Il single horse attached light
wagon. The horse started to run away amt in ut
tempting to stop him Mr.. Gilbert Was knocked
down under the horse, feet and the wagon wheels
went over hm. Mr.. Pete and Mr.. Con;Nt picked
him up and carried him into the w;iting-roon aud
sent for Il surgeon, but when the latter arrived it
was found that his services were not required. Mr..
Gilbert WAS cut ON the knee and head and some
what bruised. The horse was stopped on the hin.
NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. N"hday Nh
f. f. Hanson, the carriage KIM OF Maine bought
lot OF lahd at INC corner OF BrbiSe ih4 aShinE-
ton streets owned ny Johl Ii. lahtl aE'' VIII nm
mcdlaely erect building a by ~ feet,tWo stories
high on Bridge street and three -torie- ~ WASH
ington street to be used FOR his extensive ana
| growing business MI Hanson went 70 bangor
iuestiay 70 buy material NE h"7 btth occupying
the 0oHSeum 'ie past SEASON. nut thliN~ Ii more
| prohttpIe 10 nave hiapNh Ruii'hhS- Another NtlF
nc proposes 10 erect p'ihl "A't paohNH'Nh s""l'
MI. Hanson expects to occupy ms new quarters
before jan st. lie Is iHl "i enterprise anH ~