The Republican journal., 1886-04-08

Prof F. W. Gowen of Freedom will euogize the
memory of the late John b. Cough at Clinton Sun
day the 18th.
Senator Hale presented, Monday, memorial of
Knights of Labor of Rockport, Me-, in favor of the
Hennepin canal.
See changes in the time table of the Boston &
Bangor Steamship Company. April 18th, the boats
enter upon their spring arrangement
| We acknowledge the receipt of wedding card
from DR.. and Mrs. Fred A. Davis of Searsport
May their days be long and full of happiness.
| The city seNton's report shows that there were
! 9S interments for the municipal year ending March
LIST Seven Belfast people died away and were
| brought home for burial.
! The Belfast Masonic Temple stock is valuable
and much sought after. Three shares are to he
| sold next week at Administrator sale, and al
ready a premium of So ON 500 has been offered.
| Parties from Monroe say that the mother of
Charles Green recognizes the remains of the skele
ton found in the tree, recently, those of her SON
She is said to have identified the remains by the
teeth.
DEATH ON SHIPBoARD. Advices from South
America state that Edward L. French, of stockton,
mate of brig J. L. Bowen, died at Rio Janeiro, Feb
leaves wife and two children.
! Sch Maggie Andrews is loading hay at this port
for Charleston and sch. {, II. Green, potatoes for
a southern port. sch. Jessie Lena has discharged
portion of cargo of hard pine at Carler& Co.'S
She viii load ice at Gardner.
A storm of snow, sleet and rain prevailed here
all day Tuesday, and in the night it blcw great guns
from the northeast. The storm subsidized about
midnight. The katahdin remained in Boston but
was leave at 4 p. NJ. yesterday,
| Howard Murphy has begun work on cottage
for Col. Chenery, which is to be ready for use July
LIST. 1t 5 to be erected on Murphy's Point, north
of the cottage OF {. b Hazeltnc, Esq This is one
of the most delightful locations ON our bay
Mr. f II. C. Reynolds, of Bangor was in Belfast
Monday and attended the meeting of the city
council. He was here in the interest of water
works. but owing to the peculiar situation of the
present city government, nothing in regard to the
! question came up
Mayor Baker took the early train on TUESDAY
morning for Augusta to attend the meeting of the
Democratic STATE committee, as reported, but his
name does not appear among the distinguished
Democratic leaders present and he returned home
by the evening train
HORSE NOTES. On sunday seventeen horses
were landed al this port from the Boston steamer.
Fifteen were for Norton x Brown, of Palermo,
who large dealers in horses Monday Mr.. a.
G. Hunt. OF thus city left for Boston with eight
handsome horses to sell.
The Stockholders meeting OF the Belfast Manu-
featuring company called for Monday last was
adjourned to the first Tuesday in May at O'Clock
in the evening, ut the store of Calvin HerVey. The
directors declared a dividend of $40 per share
payable on the first Tuesday in May.
There Will be Dime oociable at the Baptist
vestry Tucs'lay evening Ape. -, similar to the one
two weeks before The entertainment consisting
OF dialogues, singing, scrap album pictures, etc.
will begin promptly AT 40. Ice cream and cake
will be served during the evening. Admission
only dime.
MIR G. $ Griiliu, excellent Stockton CORE
sponaent, made the journal Office call on Satur-
day. Mr.. Griffin practiced law in Boston for sew
er;tl years and is a close student of the affairs of
every day life. He has devoted much thought to
the labor question, and i'll next weeks journal
Will begin SERIES of articles Cooperative In
dusry-
Minot and Harry Crehore formerly of Lincoln
Vile, are in active business North Greek, y. Y.
The former has charge Of a tannery employing
forty men, while Harry Is i'll the wholesale and
retail grocery business They are enterpri>ing
and capable young men, and their many friends in
tis vicinity will be pleased TO learn of their pros
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offer for sale another large lut of boots and shoes
this time in the ladies' line. These gentlemen 10y
keeping first class goods at reasonable prices
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GREEN S LANDING DEER ISLE. j. Guss .Jr. has
begun work ON his quarry and also has a small
| crew of men cutting granite He has a large Job
of stone work and will put ON a good crew the first
of May Frank A. Warren of Greens Landing
has bought a farm Of 80 acres above South East
lTarbur Deer Isle and has also bought a very nice
! horse fast stptu,pI 4. M.,,ill of f',ntcb