The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-03-04
Public Meetings.

Inere VIII pc Il pubic meeting at the Belfast
Opera House on Friday evening, March at 7.3O
O'Clock, where railroad and city matters will be
discussed. Previous to the meeting there will be
caucus to nominate Mayor in opposition to the
Taxpayers. The speakers will be Mayor VIM. Fl.
Fogler, Hon. VIM NJ Rust, Hon. w. C. Marshall
and Arthur I. Brown, Esq. All are invited. The
galleries will be reserved for the ladies and their
escorts.
On Thursday evening Hon. W. c. Marshall and
a. |. Brown, Esq, will address the citizens Of
ward 4, on city matters at Flanders Hall, Head of
the Tide. Meeting begins at 30.
STEAMER NOTES. steamer Rockland made a
trip from Rockland to Belfast and Bucksport
Wednesday and returns to-day.
The Tax payers held caucus at the Court House
last evening to nominate candidates for the cit V
Offices We 90 to press too early to give the re-
suit.
Mr.. L. H. Haney has lease, the Dyer House on
Spring street and will take charge in a week or
two. He will still run his grocery store on Main
street.
In Feb. 1873, we had a storm similar to the one
of last week. No train went over the Belfast
Branch for seven days, and had but one mail in
the meantime
sheriff Wadsworth went to Islesboro last Thurs
day and was detained there by the storm until
Tuesday, when he and two others rowcd boat
across the bay to Northport
Mr.. Lorenzo Dow, of Fairfield, formerly of Bel
fast, who recently sold his cottage at Northport,
has repurchased it, which indicates that he is still
Methodist and win again visit us,
Mrs. Martha f. Johnson has taken rooms at Mrs.
Geo q. Wells, Church street, where she is prepar-
Ell to design, cut and shape dresses in the most
fashionable manner. Read her advertisement in
another column
The thieves who stole the guess cake from NO ?
engine company are cutting it into slices and send
ing them to different citizens through the + stolice.
Mr.. Timm, who won the cake, received slice, as
wen As Mr. q. W Burgess from whose Office the
cake was stolen
DEATH An THE AIMS House. James Wise,
aged % years, an English tramp died at the
aims house, in TINS city on Monday. Wise was re
Gently committed 10 Jail where he fell sick, and
upon the expiration of his sentence went to the
poor house The medical college was notified of
the DEATH agreeable to law
ACCIDENTS. Miss Flora Burgess, of East Bel
fast, fell on the ice Tuesday and dislocated her
right anklc......Mr Walter Frederick, Western
Union messenger fell from the top cf a telegraph
pole in this city on Tuesday. He up to clear
the telegraph wires when he Slipped and fell to
the ground. He reported for duty Wednesday
morning, ana not seriously injured.
y MIKADo SUPPER. The ladies of the Universal
list Society, Of Belfast, will give NIikado supper
and dance at Coombs rink Thursday evening,
March 18th. Sanborns full orchestra will furnish
music The walters will wear japanese costumes
and the rink will be handsomely and appropriately
decorated This promises To- he Of the most
delightful affairs Of the season. Further particu-
lars in our advertising columns next week
The Grand Army Post and Relief Corps, in this
city, rendered a reception to MIR. and Mrs NJ. &.
Dilworth, at Grand Army Han, on Tuesday eve
ming. The occasion the twenty fifth anniyer
sary of their marriage. A large company was in
Attendance. Ice cream, cake and coffee We're
served. A china set, glass set, silver castor ami
other presents We're made. c. W. IIaucy spoke
for the Post, and Mrs. j. W. Nash for the Corps
No mail from the West ha, reached thi- office
since Friday and the only exchanges receiv-
ed since that date are the Bangor Commercial OF
Friday evening and the Wing ana Courier of sat
urday morning. The Rockland Courier-( iazctte
came to hand on time yesterday. Some of our
country correspondence is showed up, hut our local
dpnart,a,,t viii l,n f,,,,,I ,t f,,m .r i,,+,,,t
inc. The hack mails reached hero If o.. = y
yesterday.
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ward for the RECOVERY Of 4 Iadr., watch 1o.t No
=, | tween MontyiIlr ,nd Hejf..t Alvin Iu,d,.,t
Belfast. has given hieninor son. Frank F. Blodrptt
his time and publishers /; freedom notice in nh
other column Attention i .ailpj ta the ,dv,.r
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on h'hdaY AN Democrats ALVIN Warren Moatr-
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l''"K MILLS htlf AN' y 7ur''771"i term ~
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p"'N''N V'""e months anu l. still m fuIl hI""m
| CAMDEN. The Maine Board Of Agriculture held
farmers county institute at Mcgunticook Han
Feb. ~ The following member. were present: Z
\. Gilbert secretary; A. j. ToIman Knox. j. VI
! Deering York :. L. HolLrook Sagadahoc: Fran
els Burnes, Aroostook; Prot. Baleutinc, agricul
tural college: H. l.. Leland The forenoon WAS oc
| cuptd BY J. NJ. Dcpring On the subject of rattl,
hu-bandry In the afternoon. discussion of conn
ty fairs, led bv : L.. Holbrook and Secretary Gill
bert occurred III tie evening Prof BYleutfnt
read an Interesting palrr entitled "IIoy 10 keen
Farm Accounts" There VIA. Il rood attendance
notW ithstandiu. the cola weather Nuch iptere.
was manifested . The hav gcldhla, e.NlcIiinn I'm.
been sold by II. NJ Bean to Boston parties NrIair
is seven wears DID ana has a record of 232
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