The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-07-29


is now in port having her rigging overhauled.
Mrs. Thomas Crosby, who lives in East Belfast
and is nearly so years old, fell day last week
and was quite seriously injured.
An original poem by our valued contributor
Mrs. Helen Clark Packard is published on the
fourth page. Other poems from her pen will ap-
pear in succeeding issues of the Journal.
Our stockton correspondent has sent reply
to Mr. Clarke'S criticisms on his paragraph on the
artificial production of rain, but its length com
pels us to hold 1t over for next weeks paper.
| The Bangor Commercial reports among the base
ball party in that city saturday 81. 5. Hartman,
City Clerk, of Belfast" The impression prevails
here that Mr. Hartman is no longer City Clerk
Geo. r. Lancaster, Esq. who takes much pride
IN his fine hay field, has finished operations for the
season, housing the greater part of his crop in eN
| cellent condition, but Il portion of 1t shows the
biachrninG effect OF wet weather. Bangor wing.
An NJ. {. h. r dummy engine has arrived in this
city from Yarmouth, to be used in pile driving.
The Watervile sentinel says this insignificant
looking engine can haul four five cars ten miles
an hour when in good condition.
Attention IS called to the advertisement of W.
T. Howard marble worker, Mr.. Howard is one of
The best marble workers ever in Belfast, as visit
10 bis shop in the Langworthy building Will testify.
His prices are living ones and those wanting work
in his line cannot Ito better than give him Il call
Mis- Isabella c. Poor daughter of the late VIM.
q. Poor died in this city Oh sunday aged Is years
She had been an invalid for many years, hut death
resulted from rheumatic fever which caused Il
spinal difficulty Miss Poor was Young lady of
many good qualities aud beloved by wide circle
| ot friends.
The Yarmouth Eastern Gazette 7.rys that MIR.
u :. Moudy after seventeen ears service ;,e the
faithful and accommodating landlord Of the Baker
House has retired from the business" Mr.. Moody
Mas formerly in business in Belfast and his many
friends here VIII be pleased to learn that his sue
cess will admit Of retirement.
1t l. not generally known that MI. Arthur W.
Shaw, Shoe dealer in this city, wounded in the
orangcmcn'7 riot in New York Sy number of
wears ago. lie was walking up Broadway during
| the disturbance when some one discharged q mus
ket loaded with buck shot -Four OF the shot struck
Mr. Shaw, two in the back one in the head and one
tn the wrist.
KINGEp SNAKE. one of the largest -cl1ents ever
-vc in this locality wa, Killed near the Upper
! bridge in Belfast on saturday by W.P. Castle and
/ ". 4 Hall. The Young men Shot Linn, firing two
rounds ot hot The snake has been classified A.
q rinscI snake and is preserved in alcohol 1t
measures feet in length, four and half inches
IN ,.ir-,,ni,.,,.,,c,. and weigh, two and half
pounds II is a rcpul,ye looking reptile,
10 lsIt a. HIATT. some gentlemen in this city
ARE getting mp an excursion to Isle au IIaut. The
| excursion Will 10, made ON steamer Rockand and
the boat ull leave Belfast ncNt sunday morning
1 at O'clock and return at J L. NJ. Fare % cents.
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/ i p.,, IN many of am, cit5<crs uh. ..il down
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the rebellion. Col W H. Foglcr of TIL city, WAS
captain of Go. u. lie say. John GRAY WAS Il bold
and good soldier and stood To hi. post like a hero.
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Ko>I.,. Visiting the studio of Nlr. PEREZ y.
>anluln Main street, last week, we saw the fruits
of lis labor during the season of roses ina series
% a'ilniI"bif on paintings lhcr' were CLUSTERS
"t fe'n "hlte' PlhA ana yel"W roses some III i
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poured "ut wealth OF 'udS ana blossoms MY.
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llh2' t"''r an" texture anu Ms r"0f S'uU'7 "l
this H'al are superior {" any that nave Prtf@i"d
them IRON M easel y soon a. he mas disposed
p some orders h"" ON iand Mr. 0anb"rn Will ne
gin ms out d""r sketches IN tllI~ vicinity
! CnrEcu NOTES, There Will E, no preaching
service in the Baptist ch lrh on the first and sec
ond Sunday, in August, the pastor being absent
on Il vacation The pastor of the Unitarian
church being i'll last Sunday, Rcy. J. 4. RIOS, occu-
pied the pulpit at the request of the Parish ON
mittee and preached an excellent sermon To Il Large
and much interested aWlencc...The theme Of
| ReV. ). \. Navage's sermon next sunday morning
VIII be The Future Life Rev. Geo. +. Tufts,
| of the Baptist Church IN this city j. spending Il
TWO weeks vacation al Addison Point. Rev Il,
/ q. WcntMorir has gone to the White Mountains to
! spent hs vacation. Rev. II. 4. Clifford ui Mon
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market the neat door above his place of business.
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him down. The Judge examined stevens hands
which did not bear whence of having struck Il blow
and he was acquitted. Ma@surc locked dazed
and said he guessed he knew who struck him hut
IN testimony admitted that he mipl ha bppu