The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-03

dry and dusty as In summer.
Among recent nominations BY Gov Marble is
that of G. A. SpofforC, of Castnc, as Trial Jus
tice.
The W c. 7. U. will meet with Mrs David Al.
exander, corner of Court and Park streets, Satur-
day at O'Clock, p. m.
Mrs. Newell Mansfield, of this city, who has been
i'll at Saturday Cove, Northport, was brought home
last Thursday. She is recovering.
During the absence of Editor Pendleton at Au-
gusta, the Progressive Age will be conducted by
Mr.. l.. IL. Murch and Mr.. j, W. Emery.
"A Belfast lady says if Sioux spells ''sue" and
eye a." and sighed spells 'side," why doesn't
"Sioux-eye- sighed spell "suicde" Sure enough
Mr.. F. A. Stevens, of Monroe, has been re elect
ed assistant messenger of the Maine House. M.
Stevens is veteran of the sth Maine and of b hat
ties.
The Rebckah sociable win meet with Mrs. Nelson
Rich, High street, this Thursday afternoon, to
make arrangements for the Odd Fellows fair to be
held next spring. A full attendance is desired.
The gentleman who left the 81 Canadian bill at
the Journal office for a subscription supposed the
money was current here, it passes readily in
Montana, and was surprised to learn that it is not
taken even at a discount
Waldo county has sent one inmate to the state
Prison at Thomaston during the past year, making
four in that institution at present. Liberty has
sent two boys and Palermo one to the State Reform
School at Cape Elizabeth.
The Masonic Journal published by Smith & Sale
Portland, begins new volume with the December
number and has changed the makeup to magazine
form, which makes it more valuable for prcscry
ing. The first number contains thirty two pages of
excellent matter relating to the craft.
CHANGE OF TINE. The Belfast Branch railroad
entered upon a new schedule on Monday, rs will
be seen by the time table published on the fourth
page Of to-day's paper. The morning train goes
five minutes earlier and the afternoon train ten
minutes later than by the old time table
Mathews Bros, Of this city, have put into their
mill an Irregular mohldcr, new machine. The
knives make 700 revolutions per minute. Under
the skilful handling of Mr., Geo. A. Green, some
excellent work Is turned out. They are making
mantels with this machine, a new class Of wood
work for this factory
W. F. Griffin, candidate for the postonicp in
stockton, was soldier who enlisted in the early
~
MI james l. i"t''e competed repairs at inc
Court House last week. The ceiling of the court
room has been shea thcd and finished in four large
panels, with some ornamcntation about the centre
piece. The ceiling has been painted white and is
s'e"' over ''e o'' pl'S'ei '''i''s
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Kew geo r. lultS' OF ms fit!' ma written by
request lof inc Sfleh'lhc American oil New YORK Il
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mont and interviewed the neghbors and obtained
photographs of Mr.. Heal and Of his home to bc
used in illustrating tie article
RrtrAsr J,1I The p,i.on ,,,,I iii, Iu.pcctnr.
have mazda their animal rono,, or am. ro,,nt, ,f
they say "lhe Nallo county lall az Belfast, i
Old, badly constructed ami lnhcalthv The TAILOR,
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house u new apparently w" "'''''' ny 7''ii
reported for the year ending Nov. 30, as follows
whole number in iail during the year2o}. alnales
tramps, III; poor debtors ,; committee, for drunk
enness -; for selling Intoxicating liuuor :. TLt
account is misleading. The n committed 70,
drunkcnness are largely tramps who rci.,n ,l,unl,
annpss
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did weather here; more like summer than winter
We have not had storm for over IVY" months
There IS no frost IN the ground ana i rs dusty
as summer in the east We ike here very much
but miss the fresh fish and clans. We have plenty
of nice OYSTERS but the soil does not produce COOS
clans We receive the Republican Journal every
Monday and it IL the best treat We gct here. There
IS quarrel over it to see who shah have the first
reading"
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Oh h""l"n" nc says
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tie late Rucl Crockett Of Swanyine, wha MI,
poisoned by his second wife, for which she was
suI ho ~ iS0, o rnnJ AMI t ' M.
little step-,laughter came very near SEEING poisoned
TO-. sht t WAS On 'hg Wines stanu ~" &c m
deress forever ont Of the world THE girl lives In
a nice family, goes 10 Il good school, Where she
one
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS. with the hcgiupingof
the nav veor the rountv onircr. cIactc,l HI e,t,u
hor assumed ,haf,. ooIrtol dutie. .b,,Igo Gro +
.Iohnson and r. p FielG r-,, ,yaro 70. o,r,,od 70