The Republican journal., 1888-09-20


Snip carpenters from Belfast have gone to Wal
doborO, to work on the FIVE mastcd schooner build
ing there.
u. p. Walker, Esq, Republican candidate for
state Senator, ran IS votes ahead of his ticket in
Ninalhaven, his place of residence.
Another Of the veterans of the 18th Maine has
been heard from, and our columns are open for
more. See Mr.. Bowdens letter, first page.
Mcdonald 4 Brown, of this city began Monday
to harvest their cranbcrrics, and will have about
$50 bushels. The recent frost killed about $50
bushels.
disease known as horse all has attacked colts
in this vicinity. The animals cough, swell up
under the iowl, and in some cases about the eyes.
We have learned Of no death.
Sunday some young men rolled lard tierce
from Howcs corner down Main street is far as
the Sanborn House. Policeman Frsbcc caught
them and made them roll the ca SIX back
The mails are regularly late now, noon and
night and when it is considered that the mail
which reaches us after dinner might lie delivered
here before breakfast deterrent train Il 'ralee-
mcnt seems called for.
The houses of Mr. Si'lnc, kalish and Mr.. Fred
'. Cottrel, on High street, are nearly completed
on the outside, and Mr.. Pcndlctons house on
Norhport avenue is well along. They are vau-
able additions to the city.
From Monday. Sept oath, until Oct. 18th, the
Boston and Bangor Steamship Company will issue
low fare tickets to Boston. Fare from Belfast to
Boston and return So This will give our citizens
an excellent opportunity to visit the Hub, for
either business or pleasure.
The Massachusetts Volunteer Militia Rihemcn
won at Crec'imoor, l.. l., Sept. 10TH for the third
consecutive year. the Interstate and Hilton trophy
rifle match. The contesting team was from New
York State One of the Massachusetts ritlcmen is
MI. w. NJ. FarTow, who, As usual made capital
shots.
The flower garden of Miss Augusta i. Wells 81
this city evidently escaped the recent rude froets,
judging from the box full of flowers Of all varieties
which reached the Journal office last week. The
four-years Old recipient for whom they were
destined was delighted with the beautiful and
generous gift
\ small boy i'll his fathers stable, in neghbor-
ing town, recently discovered something alive in
the tail of horse. An examination revealed. the
fact that mouse had enleavDred t. luiltl Il rest
in the animals tail and becoming eatangletl was
held a prisoner. The mouse probas!, took up
his residence while the animal was having down.
A recent number Of The Uniyersalist print
Ell at Chicago, contains an excellent cut of the
Rev. Simon Goodenough, of Santa Clara, Cal.
and one of the church he caused to be erected at
Oakland, Cal. During Mr.. t.oodenough's resi-
dence on the Pacific coast, he has, in addition to
his other lahors, built up a large Unycrsallst So
ciety at Oakland. We pleased to learn that
his prospects are very bright.
Attention Is called to the advertisement of Min
CT Mar shall on the third page This lirm has
opened new shop i'll the journal building With II
fine stock of goods. They practical candy
makers and have fresh canGes made daily, as
well as a line Of cigars of the best brands. They
are enterprisinS young men, and by industry,
economy and fair dealing hope Ia gain liberal
amount of patronage.
Mr.. Y. w. Delano, a hair dresser of this city has
been ill for some time, but is now out. lie is !,
member Of Mechanics Lodge Of Odd Fellows at
Lynn, Mass. He wants the Journal to express his
thanks to the members OF Waldo Lodge in this
city for their kind attention to him during his i'll
ness. The thanks arc uncalcd for. 1t is the sworn
duty of Odd Fellows TO care for the sick, relieve
bltitttt
phan
Capt. T. W. Warren, of this city, returned honc
from the west last week. The captain proposes 10
settle at Greeley, Colorado, town fifty miles from,
Denver. Capt. Warren has bought 4 restaurant
there and has come east for his family. Grcclev,
according to the captain, Is model prohibition
town. Before You can so mo business there You
have to swear you will not sell on give away intoN
icating liquor, and if you buy land TIL, provision
is Incorporated in the decd
Mr.. Frank A. Gilmore, of this city. is low at
home, but will soon return to Waicrvilie college
Mr.. Gilmore made about ;wen,r- live speeches tol
the prohibitonists during the recent panipaigu
He spoke chiefly in PcnouScot cou".v, Where tbs
rrohibitory vote made the best showing. MIR. Ga
more said many errors concerning hi n got Into the
papers One where it was reported that he wa:
threatened if he snohc at accitan rlace was "a SC
or at least, NJ. Gilmore knew nothing about it. lie
was treated with courtesy at eve, place where he
spoke
Belva Lockwood is dead. Not the i;cnu n'io i,
running for Pres ucnt OF tie Ip't2,i = i,es o tili
unive, sal Suffrage ti"&et, hlt tine Florida aII.at1,
owned by Saruel locke Of this q !. The ?ceert
cold weather did not az With Eclva, WHo wa,
built for 4 different c'inac. ~ it would 'cqt l.,
much attention and several tons of coal 10 get Eel
va comfortably through tie 10 & win.or san
thought he would preserve her in diiie"cAt forn
After inhang liberal IrantiiE o. clIoloiola
Helva gave up the ghost and her remains wee
turned over TO MIR. Charles Il. Coomhs, who vii
preserve and mount the skin. Gelva was neal,
three years Old.
A'DFoEJACL SoNNILIE. At meeting OF phu liy
Lodge of Masons, i'll this city Monday even u, til,
question of aiding distressed Nlason7 in the fever
stricken city of Jacksonville was discussed. III,
matter came up on the paragraph and Capt. II, j
Chaplcs letter printed in last weeks journal. IN,
lodge voted a liberal srm and chose comnittc,
to solicit contributions rom Individual Na-ope. II
Is hoped a handsome amount Will he received
Palestine Comma~'cr,- n. r., q 49, ci.-, net
Tucsta" evening To !a'-c into cous, c,a On inc
mattcro contributing aid 10 the TeniD''r e.. lu.
assistance. The mee,'rg aior ned 10 t,',,av
evening when thee will he lc.'niio actioo.
Down NoRTuPoRr AVENUE. Some 'imc since
we published, among other remarks by an oits.pte
observer one expressing surprise THAT Tie inc
building sites Northpoit aN entlc siIo,ld renal
unoccupied. Durham X I'alrs recent purchase Of
that at last movement had been made in that '5
rectiun. Since then Mayo street, e >tcndins no 4
Northport avenue to the shore, has been built as
1ortiing many e. celent building lots, anr NJ jos
cph F. Wight, Who owns large amount Of Nalu
able land fronting on the avenue, PROPOSES another
season to L street through his property to con
gress street. to open it up for building. Mr.. H. II
Mcdonald, of Maiden, Mass, formerly OF Belfast
has bought of Mr.. Wight three half acre lots on
Northport avenue Mr.. ana Mrs Mcdonald arc
both in business at Madden but propose to build 4
house on thsIr new purchase and return to Belfast
at no distant day. There viii ldouhtcdly be q
large amount of building in this rctioa of the city
at no distant day.
ARTIFICIAL HArCI ING Ar ItIE FAM. Amone
the numerous side shows at tie Maine ~ta,c 'ail
last week, none deserved S.cater patronage th.ir
the Il iii fetal Matching of cuicScns Ivy the Cot,re
Bros, Of this city. in canvas teIt thGv had {;
Monarch Incubator with 600 eggs so n ,:ed that
chickens and ducks wee hatcucd out uailv. III,
glass sides OF the incubator expose IL view the il
terror so that the ar.iica hItchipg of roul,'r :
stages oe hatcliing. in some the young cuick was
just knocking at the door cf his seale,, hone de
oandng egress 10 the outside world; others we',
emerging from the shell, and some We're uutlc'go
ing the Irving oil process in the lower part of the
incubator. older ones occupied a mnia.1. ho, st
in another part OF the tent. 1t sec'r- aimos, in
credible that artificial batchjrg il tt'c unue,