The Republican journal., 1886-10-07

Mr. William Burkett. of this city, lost valuable
horse by death last Saturday
The steam engine employed in discharying coal
vessels at this port takes out 200 tons per day
Mr.. Frank A. Conant, a Belfast boy in business
at Malone, n. Y, arrived in this city on Tuesday
with BRIDE and will spend short HONEYMOON
here. Mrs. Conant Miss Anna NJ. Heath
Malone, and the couple were married at the Epis-
copal church in that place on Thursday last.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, of this CITY. and our
Liberty correspondent have each favored us with
communications concerning the alleged are of Mr.
Chesley Heal of Searsmont. The subject of this
discussion will doubt be glad to learn that he is
several years younger than he was supposed to be-
Chief Engineer Mcdonald has procured sixteen
hats for the fremen of No. engine. They are
handsome, durable, and cost S4s per dozen. The
New York firm that made them sent ls present to
the company an ornament representing a foreman
with trumpet in one hand and a child in the other
John +. Lancaster having other business, offers
ms express route between Belfast and Scarspor
for sale To the right man, who wishes healthy
out door business, here is an opportunity to
obtain one that pays large per cent. on the
money invested. 1t is a rare chance See Ianca..
ter's adv. in another column.
sch. Meyer 4 Muller Of this city, wa, taken out
on the marine railway at New York and found To
toe so little damaged that repairs were made there
she Is now aloat and under charter to load south
The only damage sustained was the los, of the
shoe and injury to the copper. The cargo will
heip pay the salvage for getting the vessel on the
Mary land beach.
Edward son Of Mr. aud Mrs Sidney KaIi-h. If
This city, lied of typhoid fever at Kansas CITY,.
MO, on Monday Last. lie had been sick on., q
short time anil last week his parents went on IL,
see him. arriving before his death. Edward wa.
about p years of age, a jcweler. tud learned ht,
trade with II +. Mcdonald, in this citv lie was
engaged in the jcWclry business in Kansas CITY
with his brother Benjamin, and was a very rronr-
ing voting man. The remains vii. be brought Il.
New York city for burial.
\ NEW NAcur. An addition win be ma,i. f.,
Beiia-ts yacht fleet neNt season ~ the timbcr> for
new ONE are already prepared and the craft will
hr huii' t3e coming winter. The Yacht viii t.
owned by Mr., Charles NJ. t5rz ud Mr. w. A.
hlm'aIl She VIII bc 81 feet over aII p feet beam
amt . feet deep, with centre board The stern Will
have eight feet ayerhang and terminal, ina fam.
tail They acnt win he three feet longer and three,
feet "jdcr uhan the Edna. Tie model wl- made
j'y NIr. Albert Rom, fine builder of the E.Iua. and
the draft by Mr.. 3D. K. Webster. The boat viii oc
huilt by VII. Frank Burkctt
MINED. Mr. l.. u. Murch city clerk has ar:-
Iyzti Old" Belfast yote i'm the recent state cIorffn
and finds it good deal mixed. OF tie 55t Rcl,t5
licu votes THROWN o0ly l9awere straight ballots.
all others being splits. OF the 534 pcnocrqlir
votes - We're Straight. For Register of pcc,l-.
I56 Republicans voted forthe Bernueratcnoninea.
while hop Democrats voted Ion the Republican can