The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-25
Eggs are very scarce and high.

Fred, the son of DIR, ;. W. johnson, has hung out
Harrison and Morton flag, from his fathers resi-
dcnce on Court street
Since the change of trains on the Maine Central
Mr. g. Ii. Rich has returned to Thorn,like station
as agent of the American Express Co.
cartridges have made their annual appearance
in the city. Mr.. Charles Swift started one up Mon
day evening as he was ON his way home.
Councillor William IL. Hunt, of Liberty, who has
been elected a member of the state Senate has
rented the Starks house on Sewall street, and will
occupy it with his family through the winter
kennebec journal.
There will be Il Harvest Concert at the Uniyel
salist Church next sunday evening, Oct Is. At
the close of the concert collection will be taken
for the purpose of buying headstone for the late
| Horace IIazcltine
| we have received very neat business card
from Edward >monton, ESQ., real estate and ii.
nanca agent, of st. Paul, MINI. Mr. simonton is
very successful in this line Of business and irli.
| bic man to deal with.
| The members of the W. {. I. l. are Invited to
meet with Mrs. \. +, CLARK Church street. to-day
| lIhursdayl at 80 y. m, to transact important
business, and make arrangements for the fair 10 be
| held in December, y full attendance Is desired.
/ The Maine Central railroad on Friday settled
with the Belfast people who lost freight hy the
burning of a car at Maranocook last July. tIeo A.
| Quimby received check for S>7s 70 Mathews
| Bros, W, A. CLARK and others were among the
| losers
| In speaking of I-leshoro real estate transactions,
we got the amount offered Dr. 4. :. Davis for lis
Turtle Head and other property on the island too
low by just one thousand dollars. We have an
Idea that il will take good deal of money to get
a Head Of the doctor.
As the skipper walked the slippery deck Of his
| broad heamed little fishing schooner he groNlc1 at
the weather. lit has been either a living gale OF a
dead calm he said, in reply 10 Il question as to
| his success. "Fur fourteen DAYS | never lifted
anchor and when it did not blow there WA, no
wind To get anywhcre.' The skipper brought in a
small fare and it was quickly sold
4 IHt EClINorE> Rev. I. ;. Iunneucll Of War
ren occupied the pulpit OF the North Church in
this city last week in exchange with the pastor
Key. X l. Lack-...T The tnivcrsalist CONGREGATION
Il increasing under the iniui-t,atiuu of Rev r. L.
Fayson, and the sunday school is growing tn mum
hers and interest .....Rey. Geo. T. Tufts Will
preach ut Northport SUNDAY afternoon at two
O'Clock
Nh, George +, Bracket, Of this city. is making
preparations To open Il joh printing office at his
rooms over Whites market, on Main street Mr..
Bracket publishes the Temperance ErcurI tie
sea Breeze in it, season, and, rs Grand secretary
Of the Grand Lodge of Good rcmplar~. has nearly
enough work to keep nm cnicr running He Will
put in new and improved presses with Il water
motor for power.
Fred Johnson, son ct lr :. W. johnson. Harry,
son of MIR. y. !. +. MgrJh;m, and daughter nt
Mrs Fred Griffin, all Of this city. left Wednesday
Tor Boston where they 60 for surgical treatment
! The children were in tie care of DR. Could. If
swami lille The operation is the removal of what
is known as the third tonsil \ young daughter ot
DR. : w. Johuson recently successfully treat
Ell for this trouble.
member of the first jury now in attendance
upon the Court has pollei the Jury and finds the
members evenly ti,dcd in pottics-siN Repufli-
cans and six Democrats. Their average age Is Is
years, and average height five feet and ten inches
The average age VI the second jury is ~ years and
five months their average height live feet ami
eight inches. In politics the panel stands seven
Republicans and five Democrats.
some one remarked to Representative Parker Of
tit- city that the Portland delegation were goin-.
-
to take a caterer aud keep hou~c together nj
Augusta the coming winter, and asked what his
plans were. "Wcll," SAID Nh. Parker, II can du
better than that, shall take Il landlord over" He
referred to Mr.. Loyojuy, Who had Just leased
''''N ''''" N'9"N''' II Is Stl' |" say that Nep
resentItivc Parker Will register ut Hotel North,
At an adjourned meeting OF the County Com.
mi~Sl"herS III tins city last week, the secCtmcn OF
Belmont said the monuments ON the county roads
leading from the Morse St,,. MIN la nm, ;,,,I,
.r 10y ~ VIZ
wig Town Inc nave become oidterHte'l, and
p,.t .ui.ot, monument. -.,..,.,i ,,.,; ..;4
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tH l0f Il new county roatt, in Frankfort, from the
road Leading l,v the Ia nlar, II, tl ,,.,,j I.r tim.
from Frank fort tu Hl,,L'. .,ru,.r
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Nelstlst choir, and the p"Sspss"r of one of the tin
est tenor '"ireS ever heard. With proper crtira
V"h ne W"lld nave lultc one OF the star singers mt
lhe country. II AL those VINO I"Nr'l to hear his
h'auti'ui voice VIII give but small amount the
society VIII have no difficulty in raising the sum
lhc Idea of thus remembering Mir. ilaItGuc is Il
| very commen'ahie one.
There was =, he9rfu,, fnr al, ..i,.,t,.u,,,,, f ,
Thursday hefo,, the county commissioner, ia ,,;