The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

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on their guard against sharpers.
Mr.. Z. s. Carter. of the firm of Carter K Co, of
this city, fell one day last week and cut his wrist
badly with which he had in his hand
Mr. Haney, agent of the Central school district,
has obtained the services of Miss Birdie Carter rs
assistant teacher in the South Primary school, in
place of Miss Nellie Harmon.
We publish supplement TO day containing the
premium list of the sixth annual exhibition of the
Eastern Maine State Fair to be held at Bangor on
tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Aug,
2s, %. 30 and 81.
Mr.. Henry o. Dodge, of this city, has opened Il
branch clothing establishment at Green's Landing
Deer Isle. The shop is in charge OF George Hatch,
formerly Of this city. The goods are shipped to
and from Belfast
Mrs. ellison and Miss Wool, of this city, men
toned last week having been thrown from Il
carriage while attempting To follow the remains of
Mrs Gilson's daughter to the grave were not 50
seriously injured as first supposed.
MIR. Wayand knowlton. of this city, who has
built up a business In the manufacture of shoes,
wants Il partner who understands the Shoe bust
ness lie has got good shop material aI.I stock
and is all ready t" open upas as partner can
be found. Mr. knowlton himself will take the
road and solicit business. Here Is IL good opening
for the right party ami one which we hope will he
improved.
The Maine Gruuite AMI Improvement Company
has chartered the steamer Acadia for the season.
and the boat viii make her headquarters at Bel
fast. MIR Han, Who has frt qucnt pcca, ion to visit
| qualrcs at Mr.. Desert Green's Landing and IIur
| ricane has some trouble In reaching those places
quickly In future he will make the trips on steam
er Acadia, going and coming at his pleasure
| SORRY, But CAN'T ACCOMMODATE Nut. \
| gentleman in this city says that unless we stop
| publishing campaign songs he shall he ohlipci IT,
discontinue his copy Of the Republican Journal
lie says his wife hams htm and val,> Linn IN
| the night singing them. We can't hepit We uc
bound to elect Harrison and Morton, If the sub.
scriber is broken of his nights rest from now uu.
til November.
| Our Democratic friends have again moved their
campaign flag. The banner Is 81 large ii j. AN clc.
| phant ON their hands. The wire i now stretched
across Main street from Masonic Teu,l,, to Me
| Clintock Block, the ilag being run out from the
roof Of Masonic Temple. The nag was run uut in
Its new position on saturday evening. some one
remarked that the frequent changes aud Iui-for.
tunes experienced is an omen of the duWn fan oh
the fortunes of the party.
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the Martin White house, High street, Belfast sun
day midnight, discovered fire in the basement of
the ell. The night Waterman was summoned and
Mr.. frisbec and others cNtingtishtd the Gr,, with
out giving general alarm. The premises alt, ,t.
cupied by Mrs. Monroe, an employee I'm MIR.
George W. Burkett's dry goods store. Mrs Mon
roe has d number Of boarjtr-. II rruujr.J ,u,.-l,
eNertion to wake the family The ir,, wa, i'm
pile of rubbish on the fuol of the. basement rAc
earliest ones to the tire say they ,m,.ll,d Kerosene
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