The Republican journal., 1888-06-28

The Building News, new Boston publication,
has mention of the various building enterprises in
Belfast and Of the improv ement of the post Office
grounds.
Tie Belfast Central school district offers for
sale The small building on the common hetw cen
the two school houses. See Mr.. Haney, the agent.
The person who took the silk umbrella from the
office of Heating X Field, Belfast is requested to
come back and get the Charles says the
er is no good to him and may he of service to the
other fellow.
iNEALIrS RETREAT. DR.. Z. L. Luce. of this
city, has leased for the season the +. L. Walker
cottage at Northport, and will open an "Inyalids'
Retreat He proposes to furnish Il seaside home
for invalids where they will have every care that
physician can bestow. The idea is good one
and we hope l'r. Luce will make 4 success of his
enterprise.
CROPS IN WALDO COUNTY. Oar correspondents
have reported crop prospects from week to week
and what they have said to date may be briefly
summarized. a light hay crop generally is Pre-
,lictcd although recent rains have helped the grass
very much. In some towns more grain has been
sown AMI foW'r potatoes planted than usual, and
grain ut this date is looking we'll. An average
applc crop Is expected No complaint Of potato
hu4-
Farmer, about to purchase mower or rake
should look At the merit. OF the new Walter \.
Wool machines advertised in another column by
l L, II. ianey, Belfast and East Knox. These ma
/ chimes have an excellent reputation. Rea,t the
I array of bargains which Mr.. Mark Andrews, OF
Belfast, announces from now to July Atten-
/ ton is called "a the merits Of the New York Cham
Il a a. tir~ sale l,\ + BRYANT. \.
I and L. ". Cunnirs ham Belfast. Mr.. Bryant also
4 sells peerin@ mowers..... Clear View cottage,
Nnlthport, t. oGcrcd tn rent for the season Also
Poplar r"uage rented by the lay or week. Girl
wante,, to tie house work. see ii. +. Mcpcnad
! BelfISt.,..Stc what Woodcock 4 son have TO >ay
in thcir new advertisement.
= IsLA>BoKo. y hail storm an,l heavy wind
squat visited this town saturday. The wind up
rooted many trees, but the damage WAS not great
....Laet sunday was Children Day At the second
Baptist churc' and Mr.. NJ, :. Howes, tic pastor
preached sermon appropriate To the occasion
Mr.. iIuWe>, VINO has filled the rul pit at this church
for time, graduates from Colby this year and
| = NOW attending the commencement exercises.
While at I~c~loro he has ma;,r many friends
After graduation Mr, uowvs Hill entei the Nor
gan Park Baptist Theological Seminary, Illinois
FEA>NruRr Quite extensive preparations ar,
being made fer Il celebration of the Fourth. Tho
EXERCISES of the day will iuClut.e tub race, >acl
race, l.'tato race three legged race, il one mil,
DASH quarter mile dash Ton boys under fourteen
years. creased pole, cite. Al : \, NJ. viii be tn,
grand parade. In the aftclnooa there viii be
match same of base bail, an'i the Grafton, whic!
will be followed 10y grand display Of fireworks
The Monroe band will assist during the day an,
give band concert in the evening. Cash prize
will lie iitrcd tuI lhc winners of all races an'
;l-p q prize fvr tie worst looking team in tn,
''ianta@,Ics." Preparations ere being madc t,
accommodate and entertain a large crowd -. MI
Horace Hopkins has returned home from Barre
Nt....Nr. 4. W. Benson has enlarged his >tor'
and i low prepared 10 meet demands for all kiAd
of finry goods, confectionery. fireworks am,
noNcltio>...... The neW schooner John Pcrr
arrived June 18Th and Will load with hannnere,
stone trr the Harlem River Erdse Mr. l.. W
iladicy started for Winthrop June 18TH. June ,
Was the hottest dav OF the season. The thcrmon
ctor registered lC4 in the shade ON tie Mt Waid
Granite Works and lO. in the village ...Thc pros
, poets for an average la! crop are small. On
farmers KY they viii not get twothircs the usua
crop.
IIElHiN. J. j. Walker has returned from It
l-"nN where lie went Is delegate To the Democrat
National Convention accompanied, hy hi- ,lau.htc
Ma'lsr, who ha~ been Attending school st It. loui
the l-t ear and living with her aunt, Mrs WHIT,
vino visited thi, town last summer Mis- Malg
returning h"'no With ier Mr.. anil Mrs W II
Lowell of Boston viii spend few weeks in thri
Hrw house il this yIlagc... Freeman Mcr~cr,t
!ts shu M -hor aud gone To- Mas. We nit y,
learn Watcher l., intend, To return or nut....W j
hnuWitpn ictt Tie inst uf the week for Washing
ton, u. G. tor the purpose of settling up his father
c~ta"--....Ih" game e ha-c lall M tile trottin
PARK ~aturia. trtnc,n the nlri.uc- III Hrlll-
ami the Liberty Mine, ~ty hing tAcm>ci,c. Pc,
, '"-:vr- resulted ia victory Tor the l.. ! = Is t
H. the iJ.s playing but innings. 1t w..s i clos
g'nnr and &" tho-c that Knew the game yer, !ntr,
t>tin-. Four innn-7 were played wltltnu; ,tlic
>Ilr getting t. it la>c. The WhitcMa>h,.~ wtr
Si\ Ia four IN favor Ell thep.J'-. We know la
little about the national game, bat We ,io claim
hHFc ~unc !dca opt au H. In the carly twilight Il
io~clU- with hi- Coach fuIl uf the pri Y. l.lv
r',.il away from tie sanford House ti,ytr can
sound tr,!A III, inside 90! inst coach that ,oi,I,
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wuu|l hr. We lt,p town the Str, ct from the N,
tori House a'tl Is tile coach approached w. y
concluded that the pirs"c> ,hc most ct them IL,
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