The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

MIR. Charles 0. Clark and John Sleeper of this |
city, will open gymnasium if suitable rooms
can be procured.
Potatoes in the local markets are scarce high |
and not of superior quality. They retail FOR 50
cents per blishel.
The question has been asked where is the cry |
Ty Route" and from what does it get its name |
Does anybody know:
| Found, on Pearl street, a mufr. The owner can |
have the same by proving property. Apply at
journal composing room.
| The ice Mr. II. Z. Pierce is putting into his |
houses is Of superior quality and not less than
seventeen inches in thickness
| }. II. Rich, of Clinton, manufactured and ship
ped, during the month of December G,5lo pairs Of
pants, paying out over 3, 900 for help.
| Frank NJ Ilodgdon, of Boston, a Young man |
we'll known in Belfast whose death was recently |
reported in the Journal had $4,000 life insurance |
Mr.. Levi Merrithcw, Of stockton, who invented
new pa tern for slipper, heretofore described,
has secured patent, and shoe men think it Il yalu-
! able one.
The following granite qualTcs at Green's Land
I ing, Deer Isle, about closing down for the Win
ter. Eaton & Grants. the Union, the Merrill Goss
& >mall's ana Frank Warren's.
DR.. Rich, of Brooks, Democratic senator from
Waldo county, drove to Belfast last week and was
initiated into the Knights of Labor lodge. The
doctor is beginning his campaign early.
The special engine for winter use ON the Belfast
branch railroad arrived in this city last week, and
| viii be in charge of ". p. Underwood when nc re
turns from his vacation. Mr. T., X. Talhot Of this
city, + fireman.
Mr.. Van K. I.ittlcGcd, of this city, ,lie Wcdne>-
day. lie was born in Monroe, Nc, Jan. /, l>i>
MI Llttlehcld scrVVd Ill the Fourteenth Maine
during the war and had sjncc been q member Of
Charles Russell Post No. :, q. A. II, Boston
journal Jan. 10Th.
In the coGnty trcaeulels report published last
week was an item ''paymvnt of county attorney IN
the I.arrabcc case" 1t should have read "attor-
ney." It was not paid the county attorney, but was
for additional counsel.
~mcts are more plentiful than in the first of the
season. some good catches have been made about
the bridges. Recently the steamer Elecla brought
across the bay from Brooksyie seven 'on which
were shipped to Boston.
Mr.. James Freeman, Of Winterport, while in
Belfast last week, exhibited piece Of Continental
money dated l119. 1t was of thc denomination of
SD and reieemahle in MeAican dollars OF
equivalent in gold Or silver.
The merchants Of Bang"r refuse to take Cana,
dian bank bills, and have begun to boycott the ,il-
yer, taking the latter ouy at discount Of twenty
per cent. The banks and dealers of this city Will
receive the bills, but the silver is current and
plentiful.
We have received from Joshua Davis. eff Port
land Grand secretary, the printed proceedings Of
the sixty third annual communication Of the Soy
Denver, Colorado. 1t contains the report, of the
Grand officers, and complete record Of the acs-
sion, ard makes book Of 400 pages.
Mr. George W. CottrcIl has purchased from HUI
DAN NJ. Gamnans the brick store Main street
recently occupied hy j. \. Cpttrc Il Co. The
price paid $1,000. As announced last week
the building Will be occupied by his son, Jul4on
T. Cottrell, III the manufacture Of clothing. Mir
Cottrc has received the first invoice If work aul
is putting it out.
The >eamcn's savings Bank, of ProyincctuWn,
: Mass, j. III. Dyer, Treasurer, gives notice of ac-
counts in the bank, which there has not been 1t
deposit made, any part of the deposit with
! drawn, any part ct the interest thereon for
twenty years. The names of the depo,itors, the
alnount of deposit and THEN last known residence
postoce address, is given, and in It recent 40.
tce found the following from this section: Asa
;. Bowiey, 49,. is, Orland, Maine; John B. Busbce,
Palermo, Maine
The kenncbcc Journal tells Of young man in
n Augusta of economical tum who thought to
save dollar hy docoring an old clock. Accord
ngIy he took it apart and cleaned it, but after
spending all his spare time for a week in his en-.
beavers to ''put the thing together he at last in
despair carried the clock to ewelcr, and saving
that "n winding the old thing she had tumhler 20
pieces left it for repair Locke tells of many
like experiences with watches as well Us clocks,
4 box full Of watch works, or a basket full of clock
wheels and springs, is not an uncommon con~ign
ucnt to % Main street.
CHURCH NOTES. Union services were held in
, the Methodist Church yesterday at \. NJ and at
: and F. NJ. This evening the union meeting OF the
North and Baptist Churches will he held III the lat
ter church and tomorrow Fri,layl evening they
will meet in tile North Church. The Connecticut
II corr, opnntent Of the Gospel Banner says uudor
the head of Norwich ''Rcv. q. w. jenkins i very
popular here, and there is especial interest in all
departments of cE!urch work. The increasing al
) tendance of young people at church is hopeful
/ sign. md the organization and growth of tic
Il Young Peoples Missionary society Is = step ut-
p. wal in the path of progress
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