The Republican journal., 1888-04-05
The majority If tramps sent to Jail last month


Much drunkenness is observed in Belfast Sun
days, and last Sunday it was varied by a street
fight
Mr.. Kenney, of Boston, the father-in,law of
Mayor Burgess, has sold his house, and will come
to Belfast to reside.
The late headquarters of the Salvation Army, on
High street, are now occupied as billiard saloon.
"To what base uses" etc
The Metropolis, of Jacksonville, Fla, says
Mr.. Iazeltne will rapidly rebuild the DeBary
block which was lately burned
A meeting of Timothy Chase Lodge of Masons
on Thursday last, largely attended. At re-
freshments ninety two bowls of clam stew were
served.
Waldo county is credited with furnishing 4,432
men during tie rebellion under the several calls
by the President, and the State with grand total
of 72,ol5.
Peter F. WEIGH has been appointed to light the
street lamps, Geo. W Frsbee to ring the city bell
Moses NJ Hodgdon bridge tender for lowerb bridge
and Collins Mccarthy for the upper bridge
The United States sch. Grampus has sailed south
to vcstgate the migratory movement of mackerel
and other fish. The Journal has correspondent
on board from whom we expect some interesting
letters.
Mr.. Ed. Macombcr, Of this city, who last year
made a patent to turn out toy yachts, has begun
the manufacture Of these little craft for the coming
year Many made for the Boston market, and
Mr.. Macomber has been successful in disposng of
his yachts at Bar HARDER.
NJ. p. Woodcock and others pctitioned the city
government to improve and fence the front OF
Grove cemetery. This is a good and has
been advocated hy the Journal. Grove cemetery
grows in beauty year by year, and the unsightly
stone wall in front is disgrace.
Nv Nayland knowlton who has been running
s',all shoe factory in this city, has large number
of orders ahead and is working full! crew. His
orders from Rhode Island Mr.. knowlton Is
persevering and it is hoped he may be successful
and eventually enlarge his business
MARCH WEATHER. We learn from Mr.. L. H.
Mulch that the average temperature for the month
of March was 3049, which was one degree warm
er than the average temperature for March, lss,,
but one degree colder than the average March
weather for the past twenty nine years. 1t raincd
on six days and showed on thirteen. sixteen
inches OF snow fell during the month.
SPARE TIE SHADE TREES several handsome
elms on thulch street were cut down last week.
People hayc Il mistaken idea concerning shade
trees along the streets. The fact that they in
front of your dwelling gives you no ownership I'M
less they are your land. The trees within the
street limits belong to the city, and there is city
ordinance we'll as Il statute law against their re
moval, ami those who cut them down without per
mission are liable to prosecution. The trees an
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| ToHk THE PILOT TO SEA. J. W. Frederick 4
Co., of this city, have received letter from Bati-
more which states that the sch William Frederick,
Capt Burgess, took pilot to sea. The vessel sail
ed from Baltimore March ETH, the day Of the great
gale, bound fer Demcrara and the last seen of her
! She was bowling down the bay before the strong
wind. 1t i, supposed that when the vessel was on
| the Capes Of the Delaware there was no way to get
| the pilot back and As the gale continued for four
days he was forced TO make the passage to Dcmc-
rlra.
The Maine Central management has issued orders
that will be appreciated by sportsmen. Provision
| j. made for the trans rortation of guns, rods and
| dogs and it is further provided that, "boNes OF
! fish and other game may be checked during tho
time When transportation of same is not prohibited
!
for cach person than the law allows, and thai
owners accompany the same, subject in all eases as
to weight according to the established rules foi
| trans portatiun of baggage" When the Belfast
Deer Hunters were making preparations for then
| trip last fall Il letter was written to Superintend
ent fucker for permission to transport deer oven
the railroad but he refused to grant the privilege
FtR>ALp y MIDGET. This enterprising gran
IL. ,,d ,n,rI. ,yorlin,. firm ot palfast su,cessor.
nf ,ho ror,.I,, pros T,,.o s,,,o,n, 70 Gov, IN ar,
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cd :, r.n,,,,tfon second to none in tbe state Tb,y
ara, now m,tiu., nm ,.,hor,tc tomb for " II Sum
ner. q banker of Schuyler Neb.. but which will h,
set mn At his rative town of 1up,cton in tbs state
The to,.,, win ne I.,it of r,ug, asbre,s with NO,
| ishcd trimninas. the interior viii hc provide,
with two marble c,slots I, tba;r yard are npm
o,ons ,,o,,r,cp+s ,.7,,ets which ,,,1 ,c sot ),
soon. Among the finest Is monument to the late
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CORDS ia, death IN that cItS last week If william
H. Niiham-"l uc.c ~ in hiS ,lst ycar. III
| last active tuty was a. watcltiau ON the Boston
| ami Bangor steamers, FROM witch he retired v!
reason If failing health. lie hH- been confined .,
! his house some two three YEAR The hatah
lin brought a biz freight down river Friiay am
! addvd largely To- It here. Mr.. \. II HauScnmc WI
ha,i,.. a vacation. freight clerk in The Elects