The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-12-09
News of Belfast and Vicinity.
PROVERBS ABOUT SNOW

The close time for cartridges and ducks began
Dec. lst.
The side wheel steamer Lincoln, which has been
running from Portland along the coast as grist-
mill, is now at Bath being altered into propeller
A man was recently published to be married in
this city, and when asked by the clerk for the
name of his intended bride it was some time be
fore he could think of it.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, has in this months
Bangor Historical Magazine a sketch of Thomas
Goldthwait, who in iii was Colonel of the second
regiment of militia in Lincoln county
MI. George Dyer, of this city, was i'll last week
and had physician called. Mr. Dyer is - years
Of age, and the physician was the first who has
called on him professionally in 81 years.
Mr.. A. X. Z. Moore, of this city, has bought a
double tenement house on Main street, Castne
Mr. Moore has been in Castine four months this
season, where he found remuneratiyc employment
Herbert Morrison has mounted for Mr.. Charles
i Hazcltne, of this city pair of moose horns
which are said to be the largest pair in the State
They are on exhibition at the of Hiram Chase
X Son
The FGrnald Bros, of this city, are making q
polished Oak Hill granite tablet to be sent to Ell
gene City, Oregon. The tablet bears the name OF
George NJ, Cooper. The order came through a
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NS'lah'' OF boston hi'rpor' reh"efe" Nalu"'le ser
vice III '"NI"s 'n '''e 7''"l0''' s''"'ei
i"Noi'io II massachusetts 'aF recently N'i'c'
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Mrs. Charlotte Hook, Vho died last week aged
heariy q years. "'7 tne olueS' hatVe porn reS''"
VI neil"s'' HlS' iiooA was hlf't "iN' wa 'oli
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Now is the time to look around for last years
snow-shovel. If you have any trouble in finding
1t look i'll the parlor over the piano The CHANCES
are that your oldest daughter decorated it anr
mug 1t up ''s' spring
SUDDEN DEATH Mrs Priscilla Wiley, aged q
years died suddenly on Friday last, She was liv
ing in the family of her daughter, Mrs Mckinley
at Poors MILL. Mrs. Wiley was as wen a. usua
in the morning, but later in the Cav was founc
death in her chair.
Two street lights were recently potitioncd for Il
be located on Church street. hut the request wa.
refused by the city council. \ post and fixture,
were bought however and erected at the corner
of Church ana Pearl streets, and lighted It i,
said the petitioners propose to pay their own ga.
bills
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ginning Monday next, Dec 18th, will run ON a new
time table, making four trips per week between
| Belfast. Islesbolo and Castinc n, now but chang
in the sailing tia vs TO Monday WetnestIay Thur,
day and SATURDAY. The new time table will he
published next week.
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frahhllh county ON the Cahaoi''h oof'er. rms
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inches Of snow fell, but made indifferent 7le@hne
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pa'uv IN places 1t LOOKS as though winter mad Sc
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| Smells have been taken from boats in our harbo
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seven cents per pound. The fish are unusuall
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