The Republican journal., 1888-03-29

The Cottrel Bros. of this city, are having an.
other large lot of chickens from their incubators
They will soon begin to ship broiers to the Boston
market
DR.. d. r. Orlway, of Belmont, has secured
quarters with F. A. Greer, over Woodcock's book.
store, Belfast, and will be in town every Thursday
Friday and saturday
y man named Rand, while assisting in loading |
hay vessel at Frederick's wharf, on Monday, was
struck on the head by falling bale of hay, and |
quite seriously injured.
Attention is called to the annual statement of the |
Guardian Assurance company, of London, of |
which James Pattee is the Belfast agent The |
Guar'ia is first class company.
Capt. William Rogers, of East Belfast was |
kicked in the stomach by horse on Tuesday but |
was not seriously hurt. The animal belonged to |
W. ii. West, and the captain attempted to go be- |
hind him in the stall
The southeast gale and storm etnesday night |
March 2lst, broke up the remaining ice in Belfast
haibor and Thursday morning all the docks were
clear, Yesterdays easteiy storm brought so ne |
h"atnS ice up the bay.
Mrs. Maria b. Baxter was announced to lecture
here in Pierce's parlor Theatre this evening under
gagemeut has been cancelled by her managers
She may lecture here at a later date
Mr., Geo. W, Lewis, who owns the DR.. Payne |
house on Waldo avenue, Belfast will take it down |
TINS spring and erect handsome two story dwell |
ing on the same site. The Dr. Payne house when |
erected was very noticeable building.
Overs marine railway, in this city, was some |
what damaged by ice during the past winter. The
bed was hove out of place and will have to be re-
paired before vessels can be taken out. Tie dam
age to the Merchants Marine railway by ice, was
tritlng
Chas. Gilman, who left his home in DiNmont |
several weeks ago, ami wandered to Northport |
while insane, has been returned to Dixmont. 1t is
thought that foot and several fingers will |
have to be amputated in consequence of being bad
ly frozen during his waut,erings.
Miss Cora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. :. W. Math-
ews, of this city, is very i'll with eyerat Philbrook
Montana. Tuesday a telegram received stat |
ing that she was improving and requesting that
Mrs Mathews come ON to Montana. Mrs. NJ left
for the West Wednesday morning.
Mr.. f. IL. A Body has leased the stable at the
sanborn House, in this city, where good teams can
e had and lie will also stable and feed horses Mr..
Boody owns the Young ratchen stallion Tornado.
and communds him to stock rascrs. Mr.. Body
is centrally located and understands his business
\ See his advertisements
The fourth lecture in the Belfast Scientific A.so-
citation course was given Tuesday evening by DR..
/ ii. IL. johnson. Subject, 'What give an animal
precedence in rank The lecture was a very able
| production and Was well received. Tie fifth in
the course viii be given next Tuesday evening by
! Judge Williamson, who will speak ON Prehistoric
/ Maine.
| TIE CALICO BALL. calico ball or leap year
| party will be given ncNt Tuesday evening at the
Belfast Opera House, by half dozen young ladies,
and an effort will be made to eclipse all former
affairs of tine kind. >lnborn'S orchestra will fur
ni>h the music Ball tickets 80 cts. and spectators
tickets -, may be had of Miss Carrie Gilmore at
| Burhttts store.
4 !. +. Cottrcll \ tu manufacturers of clothing,
/ in this city, have had remarkable success since
| they started and now have an office force OF TWEEN
| ty-fye people. The sewing machines i'll How
ards building. The firm advertise for twcnty five
more girls il to'lay's paper. Later they will put
! in power and fit up machine in their back
| building ON Main street.
| Brennan, Original star Theatre Company, nov
| playing at the Belfast Opera House, is drawing
| good hou-cs amt gives excellent satisfaction. The
engagement will continue during the remainder Of
the week With Il matinee saturday afternoon, The
plays for the remainder of the week are kathleen
| Mavouneen," "The Lost Mine" "Ea-t Lynne
and the "Gyrsey Queen
Heating Field, insurance agents of Belfast,
publish in to-days paper the annual statements of
three of the reliable companies which they repre-
sent-thc Phoenix Insurance Company, the Hart
ford Insurance Company amt the .Etna Insurance
| Company, all of Hartford, Conn. These are all
| safe companies and in fact Heating 4 Ficlt TO
present only first class companies
Mr.. L. l.. Ecsn of Searsmont filed petition in
| Insolvency Monday, and a meeting of creditors
will he held at the Probate ONCE in this city April
nth. Mr.. Bean was Il heavy loser by the fire
which destroyed his store and IL valuable stock
and has gone into insovency to secure an cquta
able adjustment of his affairs. 1t is hoped he may
make arrangements to continue business
Pensions have been granted as follows Original,
navy, Timothy Thompson, Belfast, original Eu-
doph llussey Freedom; reissue, Jos c., father
of Irwin l.. Frcuti--, East Th"rndikc; George +
Crosby, Orland; Otis &. Crockett, Rockport
Samuel y, father of Albert NJ. Spaulding, East
Benton; original, Julia A, widow of Charles G.,
Fisher Bucksport; increase, Reuben r. Well,
West Troy.
Two of the finest colts in this vicinity, says the
Bangor Commercial, are owned by David smith,
of Wintcrport. and are attracting much attention
among the horsemcn. Both of the animals were
| sired by Constellation. The dam of one of them
was by Elcctionecr, and MI. smith has refused an
offer of 500 for him. Tie dam OF the other colt is
/, handsome Messenger mare. There are few better
r,lt. ,,T
the owner is naturally very proud of them.
The last annual report OF the school committee
Of tile town " Watervillc has this to say of Bel
fast boy
we think our city is fortunate, too, in having Sc
| cured as master of the Grammar school, Mr.. vii
liam {. Crawford Colby graduate Of the year
lS>. He is enthusiastically devoted to his ptofe~
| Sion he has given much time 10 tn" study "t
methods in the best schools of Maine and MasSa
chusettS and while he is obserNant and skllltul III
adopting other peoples ideas ne is ar equally
ready originator. school work doe, not stem to
him il necessary evil ~ means of livelihood, hut
he enters into it with Il zeal W hrh is contagious
| The results of his organizing and stimulating in
| nuence are already apparent,
Mr.. James II. Mcnto sh, of Belfast, died Ine-
day, aged about As Years His death was caused
10y complication of diseases particularly of the
stomach. Mr. Mcintosh was formerly from Nina
| haven, where he sharpcncr, and later worked
for O. j. Hail. in this city. Not being able to follow
his trade, he last summer bought the lIrrick place
about three miles from the city where Ac has since
| resided. MI Mcintosh served in the war of the
| Rebellion and was 4 peu>oner. He was member
| Of Star of Hope Lodge of Odd Fellows at Niual
haven aud his remains will be taken there for in
| termcnt He lcavtsn wife and three children.
| The New England door, sash and blind manu-
facturers have formed an association The object
is to establish rate of prices for stock from which
no deviation will be made. Mathews Bros, of this
city, have not joined the association, but were re
us much, said Mr.. Mathews, "as make diff
fer,nt class Of work. Our work i mostly ON or
| ders for which We get special prices. We get ten
per cent. better prices for work than the schtd
uic,l prices OF the association. There Is the same
difference between work and the WORK affected
| by these established prices as there is between
custom tailor and sale work male by clothing
establishments We sympathiA2 With the move
mcnt but probably shall not join it,
Waterman the clothing merchant OF Belfast, lie
licves in Square dealing and advcrtises acpr'ing-
| II. By this method he has won the confidence of
the people of Waldo county and he proposes to
keep it,. Among the timely articles advertised
by A. a. Howes Y Co. Belfast, is grass seed. Read