The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-08-12


Miss y. \. Wells. 1t included most OF the old fash
Toned varieties and made Il brilliant display.
STEAMER NOTES. The b. 4 Il. boats are doing
big business The summer travel is larger than
ever before. This line is very popular with the
travelling public and descrvc,tly During the
week of the campmeeting at Northport the steam
err Queen City will run between that place and
Sedgwick and the various other towns down the
bay carrying passengers to the meetings. The
| steamer Queen City has been chartered to make a
round trip between Rockport and Camden and
other bay towns and Bangor every day during the
| New England Fair to accommodate the large num-
Der of down river people wishing to attend the
hibition.
| \ Cow TRADE. Thomas Storer, of Morrill,, is
known far beyond the limits of his town. He is an
eccentric but thoroughly honest man. Some time
| ago he bought cow from widow i'll this city pay
ing her $50 The COW was recommended Us a good
animal, which proved 10 be the case, Mr.. Storer
selling the animal for an advance over the pur-
chasing price. The next time Storer came to Bel
fast he called ON the woman and informed her that
/ the animal was more than she recommended and
/ presented her with 81 extra. Uncle Thomas said
! that cow trade hundreds of dollars in hi-
! pocket After the transaction was known nearly
every widow in Waldo county had COW to sell.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Shaw Bros advcr-
flse closing out sale of boots and shoes in con
sequence of change of business. They mean
what they say and there bargains for every
body at IL Main street ... Fred Atwood has mum
Der of short advertisements in which he offers for
sale a variety of articles from ArooStook cedar
shingles to Plymouth Rock fowls q. see card Of
J. F. Frye Co. general commission merchants, 9
John ami , Barrett street, Bostnn....A. p. Mans
field has carriage shop for rent ia Belfast, and
cottage on the South shore Northpot 4 delight
full situation. The City OF Belfast advelt,e- for
proposals for water supply >chr. Pavilion
will be sold at bargain. Address Mrs A. L.
Shute, RuckSpor.
EXCLUSIONS. The Sisters Of Industry and
friends Of this city made an excursion ON Thurs
day last from Belfast to Nmalhavcn on steamer
Rockland The company numbered 80. They ar
rived at Carvcr- Iiarbor at and remained
until six O'Clock p. NJ, arriving at Belfast on tie
return at $50 r. NJ. While at the iarbol a nail was
hired and all who cared to danced music Icing
furnished by Mr. ~tudey. Many called On their
friends and otherwise enjoyed themselves The
people Of Ninalhl,en used them handsomely and
all were satisfied with their visit j.. The Universal
SaIi>t sunday school and society of this cit to the
number Of fifty drove to swan Lake. SwanviIlc, on
Thursday last and spent happy day at that pleas
ant inland resort The party enjoyed themselves
in rowing on the Lake and other forms Of ;unuse-
mcnt Swan Lake is becoming somewhat noted a.
resort and lia, been brought into prominence Inv
oar ~e r,l.ort nrphI,ors The Forest CITY I,i,dpd
here Monday on an c>c,tr4iou from Rauror and
the IIurvc, landings and I,ou,rlt . pr,l,, from,
the former city to witness the IAN game. taI,in.
the crowd home on her return trip. There viii
be Nnhda! excursion from Bangor to Northpor
and Temple lleightH...-F The steamer Queen City
has been chartered by the Newburg Band for an
excursion from Bangor 80 lie bolo and Northpor
Aug, l7th-
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vile. orcm,ie, the puhit Of the NJ. f. church last
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P'sl"".''- ieU'eh Frfhh-, q Itt oi hlteen years
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iucd the arm and pronounced ii An ,,icht. ADO
hiram i. Neb-tervas thrown from hie wagon and
severely injured :rlrtuling Two ribs. The Ban
tit church ha, recently been strengthened hy the
accession of several new member. of rood moral
character. There i, Il little above thr AVERAGE
crop Of h;tv and it is of a superior quality Red
squirrels in great and unusual numbers, after kill
ing all the Young birds are destroy ir. the green