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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
school Matters.

The Vinton graded school will re-
open tomorrow after weeks vaca,
ton for Christmas. The school board
for Big Lick district met in regular
monthly session in this city yester-
day. The board is composed OF pr.
e, II. Walker, and Messrs W. P. Moe
NAV and D. E. Kefauyer. Very lite
business Of importance was trans
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
a Rough Passage.
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 28.-The
steamer State Of Alabama, from Glas-
gov, which arrived today reports
that she had continuation of south
southwest to north northeast gales
with very high seas throughout her
passage. She carried away two porS
life boats, broke ventilators and sus-
tanned other damage about her decks.
The steamer Veendam from Rottef
dam, also experienced heavy weather
during her entire passages Thss
steamer Panama, from Bordeaux, he'd
strong west and northwest gales. ~
the 18th inst. in latitude Ace 10h Io5si-
tude 90 she passed the Norwegian.
bark Atlas, abandoned and futis Oh
water.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
Carlos I Takes the Oath Of Office.
Ry Associated Press.

LISBON, December 2s.-The cere-
mony Of proclaiming his majesty
Carlos "a king of Portugal and Al
gavares, took place today. Crowds
of enthusiastic people thronged the
streets through which the king
passed on his way to the palace. The
king left the castle ut Bellem at II
o'clock and journeyed to the palace
where he took the oath Of Office.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
Needs Attention.

The water cut off on the north side
of Campbell, between Roanoke and
Lewis streets, is very unsafe adjunct
to the sidewalk at that point, and
needs the immediate attention OF the
city engineer. 1t should be brought
to level with the pavement with
out delay, OF the city may have, at
an early date, a fIst-class damage
suit ON IT'D haasas,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
Lynchins AGAR.

By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, December 2S:-Word
comes from Charleston, B. c., that
eight negroes were taken from the
Jail at Barneville this morning and
shot. No particulars given.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
In STAPLE GOODS
WE HAVE

Fruit of the loom. bleach, 81 cts
Lonsdeis bleach, 81 cts.
Lou>d.!e, cambria. l. cts.
Wamu,e utta. bleach, II cts.
New York mills. II cts.
Pride of the West. bleach. II! cts.
FORSYTH. IA brown cotton. T. cts.
Dundee, A brown cotton 6 cts.
:, Mohawk Valley. l0-4 b,eGchsd sheet
ing TO II cts worth 80 cts.
Utica. l0-4 bleachsd sheeting for p
cts. worth 50 CTS
PepqeraA, 10 4 bleachea sheeting'
223 els.
CIark's 0 \. T. spool cotton, / cts.
rer spool. rs CT. per dozen.
t win pay YOU 10 examine our stock
g ore purchasing.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
FIRST BREAK
OF THE
SEASON

WE have line of Ladies NEW
MARKETS and JACKETS that
we are offering at greatly reduced
prices:
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29
WANTS..

CTRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE
y deep bay horse having a scar on
breast and front knees, also had har-
ness on when last seen. Any infor-
nation about the horse will be re-
warded by applying at the city
bakery. +. p. GOODWIN. dec29 1t
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29

EOR RENT-AN EXCELLENT
L stable inquire at HOBBS y
BAKERS Store, Salem avenue.
decol.2W
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29

DIANO FOR SALE. ONE HAZEL
1 ton Bros. Square Grand Action
Piano. The owner wishes to leave
Roanoke in short time, and will
offer the above piano for few days
at greatly reduced price. Apply
to MISS L. p. WHITEHEAD, 37S
Eighth avenue, s. w. deco st
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29

HANDS WANTED-BY ROANOKE
IL Manufacturing company. The
Roanoke Manufacturing company
want three or four good good shop
workmen. Fair wages will be paiu
for good, worthy men. Nothing else
need apply. dec l4-ti
TOR SALE.-NICE DWELLING.
L nine rooms, for $l,650, in monthly
payments of $50. ]. T. WINGFIELD,
real estate and insurance agent.
nov24 If
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-29

Mr.. Graves Sims returned last Fri
day night from Buena Vista, where h
has been experimenting some worl
being done by Skinker and Sims.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01
A $4,000 Fire in Camden. An insufficient
Water Supply

johnson Knights steam saw and arst min in
camden took fire at O'Clock Friday afternoon
from the back draft of the furnace The workmen
barely escaped with their lives. The water system
had not fun power on and the stream put on hard
ly reached the roof of the two story building The
building and machinery were a total loss in thirty
minutes. The total loss is $4,000 as follows D..
johnson knight, building and machinery, = 900
insured $1,000 st. Clair Spear 4 Trim, sash and
blinds, loss $4,000, no insurance, II. NJ. Bean two
cabins ana deck timber, 5000 no insurance; Len
dali Anderson, Tools $50 insured 800; two ear
penters, Berry and studley tools, $500, no insur-
ance; Rollins Ogier, storehou5e some damage IA
building and stock Several neighboling BUILDINGS
took FIRE with little damage. The sash and blind
building was supplied year ago with Grinnells
5prinkers at cost Of 5000 but they did not throw
over three feet The water supply was partly shut
on till half an hour when It came with fun force
The lire company telegraphed to the water com
pany at Rockland that there was no force of wafer
Then Rockiand shut off her supply, drawing only
benefit This is the second time Camden has been
caught without sufficient water supply. and both
times johnson knights buildings were DESTROYED
The other case was the new Masonic and Odd Eel
lows buildings in February, year ago. Citizens
throw the responsibility of this loss on the water
company. The town pays over two thousand dol
lars year for hydrant supply
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

Victor Grange, SearsmOnt, assembled the even
ing of July 2ith, after vacation of three weeks
Master L. ;. Wing having resigned at the last
meeting : 5. Bean was elected by an unanimous
vote to fill the chair until the expiration of the
year They will begin work soon upon their hall.
An original poem written for the occasion by Sis
ter L. l.. Moore, read The Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. connected with the Grange is doing good work
by their help to the Patrons of the Grange
Penobscot County Grange held its regular
monthly meeting last Saturday with Twilight
Grange, Corinna. 1t was the largest meeting of
the order for the season, full delegations being
present from st. Adams, Etna, Carmel, Dexter
and many other towns in the absence of Worthy
Master Holland, Past Master Z. III. Gregory pre-
sided; All were most cordially welcomed and gen
erously provided for by the members of Twilight
Grange 1t was voted to hold the next meeting
with Queen City Grange, Six Mile Falls, Bangor
on the fourth saturday of August, and also that the
meeting sept 9Th, upon the occasion of the visit of
Col j. ii. Brigham, Worthy Master of the National
Grange, will be held in Bangor, providing salts
factory arrangements can be made with the vari-
Gus railroads.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01
In Memory Of COmrade Haney,

Thomas II. Marshall Post, q. A. r., of this city,
mas adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, The angel of death has again present
Ell himself at the outpost and called on a worthy
cohIade e.. W. llaney, of our Post to get ready
Tor That llhal march to the silent Camping Ground
on me larther shore; comrade who was loved
ana esteemed by his brother comrades, and honored
by them ly electing him Commander three years
comradc who WAS always ready and willing to
help the needy and destitute wards of our Grand
Army;
whereas, In the death of Comrade G.. w Uancy
Thomas ii Marshall Post has lost a loved comrade
from Its councils and the social gatherings around
" camp, fires. In his death his wife has lost a
KIND husband and his children a loving and in
dulgent father. Be it therefore
Resolved, That the Post room be draped for
and that the Adjutant present a copy of the doinps
hereof to the widow of our late conrade and also
that the same be published in the city papers
NJ. G. DILwORTu,
ISAAC HILLS, Com
L. DEXTER GUPTILL,)
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

Harvest Moon Grange Thondike, has adopted
the following resolutions:
Whereas our Worthy Oversecr and dear brother.
VIM H. Sayward, has exchanged the gavel and
the badge for the crown and song, therefore
Resolved That we tender deepest sympathy
to the afflicted wife and children, trusting they
may receive that consolation the divine Master
alone can give.
Resolved, That in the death of our beloved
brother Harvest Moon Grange has lost worthy
and efficient member, the wife devoted husband,
the children an af1ectionate father and the com
munity good citizen and honest man.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
placed on our records, copy sent to the bereayed
family and also to the local papers
JOHN PERLEY,
Edmund MURCH, Committee
Mrs. ID. A. MCMANUS,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01
PcnObsCUt Raw Resorts.

Johnson shy the Sea, at 1ses5oro, was full of
guests last Sunday.
The guests at the Woodcliff, Fort Point were
entertained Sunday evening by sacred concert,
in which several of the musical people OF the hotel
took part. 1t was much enjoyed by all present
There was hop at the Acadan House at Cas-
tine, last Saturday night. There was large num-
her present and very enjoyable time was had
Good music was furnished for the occasion
Among the party were people from bangor who
are sojOurning there. These hops will proba bly,
he continued through the INNER.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

The Rockland Courier Gazette has again dis
covered the oldest twins In David f., and Jered
H. Young, both of South Paris, Me-, who were
born, Nov. 4. 1904. These later Youngs are older
than Moses and Aaron Young, and two years
older than Mrs. Mary Hademan and Mrs Martha
W. Cumpston, of Portland, brought out by the
Portland Press.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

Northport camp Ground and Vicinity.
TAc Cook cottage is occupied by a party Of
young people from Jackson.
The ki'ilcr cottage has been opened by Mrs
Cutter and party from Bangor.
Msses Ada McNelly and Fanny Kdder of
NatcMiile. are stopping at the Emery cottage.
The cottages are nearly all filed up, and those
who want room for August will do well to look
sharp in advance.
The Goodspecd cottage sold last week to
Mrs. Arnold of Belfast, and has been let to other
parties for the season.
Nh. Arthur Robinson, Of Belfast has leased the
association stables here and opened them for the
general accommodation.
Mrs. Will simpson and Mr. silas Laurey, Of
Fairfield, arrived on the Boston boat Tuesday and
pat up at the Lincoln cottage.
Mr.. F. |. Hopkins and wife, Of Lynn, Mass,
were guests Of Mrs. Brown, of Washington, d. C.,
al the latter's cottage this week.
Win. II. Wheilden, Of Bangor came here an in
valid Saturday with relatives, but having severe
relapse Tuesday was taken home.
The Journals went OF like hot rolls last week,
and many more were called for but for some rca-
son tie demand could not be supplied.
Mrs. SNOW. tbe aressm,ker Of HaIfsst has hcap
having q pleasant outinr win her l,,ghter Mrs
Toward, Of NaterviIle, at this place.
Re-, Geo .+ t,, .o.,,t,.
b,,.. H.,
mai ana somewhat eccentric style is quite pleasing
to tine lnDlttude
4 D.s salmon VA sent down here last saturday
from Bangor to Mr.. joss, who readily dismissed of
it at something over 30 cents n po,nd The fish
weighed p pounds
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:, "i''' iis' ASA l l"'' an"
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MI JOS has contracted to have Il fish stand
erected on the wharf here, to be managed by Mr.
Jones, the Bangor tishman. 1t is much needed
here ~ fresh fish is the thing most in demand
THE I.t4 III me B,noor News coniel so,,,o liam,
from tin. Iournal. about = week .fto, tbe,- b,,i
been Ilnte,i rrr,litiu.r one tn the Relfat a apd
coliptr anotho, ..snn.i.I, l,t,i II ,h, ,,,,.,i
Of :, IN, ncv.rapcr
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

! A''NiiNH'
4 The tniversalist Society will make their annual
excursion Wednesday Aug. !, going to Hewes
Point and Clstinc, and leaving steamboat wharf
at 9l5 A NJ Fares 81 and 20 cents.
At the fire in Camden last week man named
John Miller was dangerously hurt by a pipe fall
1 ing upon him. The newspapers say he belongs In
| Belfast but inquiry fails to find such man as a
resident of this city.
| The plans and specifications for the new me
mortal building have been received and parties
are now figuring on the foundation. 1t is expect
ed that by the time the foundation Is finished the
contractor for the main building will be ready for
work. The building ought to have been started
before this.
The Countess Magri, formerly Mrs. Tom Thumb
with her husband, Count Magr and his brother, the
Baron, gave performances in this city Saturday af
tcrnoon and evening. The storm inerfered with
the evening performance. The entertainment was
pleasing particularly to the children The great
| attraction was the smalness Of the performers
but we huyc III Belfast man not much more than
half a. large as any orc of the three little people
The party left sunday. ON the Boston boat and a
large crowd went 10 the wharf ID See them Off.
same time ago MI {. II. Holman, Of RockIand
with his Wife took a carriage ride from Bangor
along tltc shore IF the Day and river. ana wa-
/ much impressed with tile scenery and beautiful
sites along the route. Last week Mr.. Holman
bought the farm OF MI Emery Brown, Of North
port, just below Saturday Cove The farm con.
tains loo acres and was formerly owned by The
'aie Ethel Lindsey. The farm extends to the
shore, j. very slightly, and WITH make an excellent
+ ll!-a NO 81
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

heetihg at 1sicSDoro OF the Ehtcrshlp of the
Church of God in Maine i published on the first
page.
Rev. b. c. Wentworth, p. T., Bangor District
arrived home Thursday from visit to the churches
IN the northern part of his district He has been
absent six weeks and has travelled with lis team
about 800 miles. Dexter Eastern state.
Mr.. Ria Kitnidge, Of this city, says he can
write on postal card the Constitution Of the init
Garfeld's inaugural of ISL and IIalrison's first
inaugural-in all 10000 words He is doing some
work for Chicago art society.
Prof. J.. c. Bateman, of Searsmont, has a re
markable Newfoundland dog that passes the great
er part of his life in the waters of the Quantcba
cook. The dog will dive for rocks and is successful
where he can touch bottom with his hind les. lie
feels about until he locates the stone, then ,jiycs
and brings it to the surface in his mouth
Capt. Ellis of sch. Annie p. Chase, diSchar.ine
coal at T. G. Whites wharf il this citv, was
startled on Friday evening, and thought his vessel
was visited by burglars. He was sleeping near the
open window Of the house. A cat jumped through
the open window and landed on the head OF CAPT
Ellis setting her claws into the captains forehead
1t was quite surprise party e the captain
BAR DINNER The following Belfast LAWYERS
went to Rocklapd Monday to attend the banuuet
given by the Knox county bar In honor OF Mr. r.
=. Pierce, Of that city Who s to remove to Fort
Payne, Ala. W. II. Fogler W p. Thompson.
K +. Dunton, Geo. T.. johnson, +. w. Brown
and James ;. Hartman. Mi. Pierce IN Il ItwvrI
Of ability, native of Monroe in Til, COUNTY, apd
the people OF Waldo regret that he l., Il, ont
OF the State
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

Ihe event Of the season here promises to be the
Ar-j annual meeting of the Waldo Trotting Horse
Breeders Association 1t their Park Aug. 18th and
l4th. IAc famous THO oftrottcls Elmbrook. IIar
old-"n .Ia Thaekanhau il. tlcir race is Of itself
~uljrica; 70 c>citc great interest and bring out a
large crowd, int the othcr stakes, including the
-taIiA7, ana the Is, will he very interesting and
closely contested, net TO speak of the big entry of
r".t- III tAe different stakes For fun li>ts zee no
tico i'll advertising columns.
4 meeting Of the Executive Committee last Mon
day via adjourned TO next Monday, Aug lth, at
!" A. Dr. when matters Of Importance viii he
transacted. The date Of final payment of entry
fees ln all he oas~cs close. next saturday, Aug.
sill
Inc committee ON repairs etc, on the PARK have
hni-hoc putting the track il order for the races,
"nd Hereafter only members viii he allowed to t!~e
II. and they With only light carriages. Tie rail
in-- and fences Will he finished at once and work
begun On the judges stand.
Among the suggested improvements are a wen
on the northeast corner and the enarging of the
present seating capacity. If This meeting IS as
successful as it promises grand stand will he
erected another year
Capt r. ii. Coombs has been elected >ujl2rin.
tenielit OF the Park and has entered upon the dis
charge Of his duties
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01
A Great Day for Nelson's Horses.

~ NE fst race at Il aeon Park, oston, July
70 Black Amhle Sly uuttIotted the field. In the
SeCohH race I. 1. :. WAS backed to win. His
driver WIS changed in the third heat, but the
fiange 'Al not push the horse to first place. Au-
hlnc winning three straight. The summary fol
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01
Ia demGry of Mrs. lury Webb Hayes.

Mc,Dolial exercises in memory al the late Mrs.
Luet ", wife OF cA-Prcsident Il. Il. Hayes. were
held AT the Unitarian Church, in this city, sunday
afternoon, under the management of the w. C. T.
1. Society. The pulpit was very handsomely dee
grated with flowers. At the ight was picture of
Mrs Hayes, over thc frame of which was thrown Il
White m3utlo, while at the left was the banner Of
the white ribbon army on which, in old English
letters, was the motto Of the order, Cor God and
Home and Native l.anl." The exercises began by
the Unitarian choir sin -sng, "~lecp, Loved One,
Sleep" after which the President, Mrs. Andrew
L. Clark, read portion Of the 3lst chapter of
Proverbs. Prayer was offered BY Rev. J. A. say
age. Mrs. II. 4. Carter read from paper Il life
sketch Of Mrs. Hayes She was born Aug. .,
1871 and iio1 June ., 1852. Mrs. Hayes was edu-
cate9 Ill tie onto Wesleyan University and 1t the
Ladies College in Cincinnati. She WAS member
Of the Methodist Church. Miss Hicks read
original paper III which she said that tic one trait
in tic haraccr OF Mrs. Hayes that stood more
prominent than al others was her God given pow
ei Ct moral courage. Size -poke of Mrs. Hayes
stand for temperance wlile mistress at the White
House Where She hauisho liquors from the tables.
IAe Secretary ut state demonstrated and said it
Wou Ae an .n-ni; the Representatives Of foreign
powers mo: to offer them wine at state dinner.
Mrs Hayes replied 81 have sons of my own.
cannot cNyr wine 10 the sons OF other mothers
When I Will not give it to MY own" Her firm
stand raise i breeze. but now all commend her
h.mnc--. Gh-. Ncazie spoke briefly Of Ms Hayes
jife At the White House Mrs H:;rll sad that
the picture Of Mrs. Hayes had been draped i'll
wa!le rat.ec imam black a. more htlng for life
50 Pure as wa hers. Ste paid glowing tribute
ft IA oil,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

MAINE HossIr. There viii be a good repre-
>ehtauon Of the Administrations at Bar Harbor
during August The President and possibly
Mrs. Harrison will be there for 10 DAYS Sec
retar. Tracy has Just accepted an invitation to
pc Inc guest OF Secretary Blaine during the
latter part OF that mOnth.....Mr Lincoln owen
OF buxton Centre, graduate of Colby in the
class OF -, has been elected principal of
aterNIlc High Sch0Ol......J. :. Rich was an
pointed postmaster at Clinton, SATURDAY. vice
Albert Hunter. remOVed.....Mrs. r. b. Reed
ana Miss hIttie Reed, wife and daughter of
Congressman Reed. are quests of Rev DE-
Barr0Ws at the Sea shore House. Ola Orchard.
ma. he ten-year-old son of James Davis of
ltockand was drowned while swimming at
KatcllH Island. Sunday afternoon. His body
was lecoNereu......Ihe annual reunion of the
1oth Name Regiment and Second Maine Bat
tery, Will he held at hurricane Island, August
l1th......Gco!ge NaterhOuse, an old and well
known resident Of Bangor for many wears.
died Sunday. He has been i'll since the last of
March but has been confined to his house only
hVe Weeks......Ihe military board of inquiry
INTO the case of Colonel Lynch has made its re-
port. 1t eXonerates the colonel entirely on
TOUR OF the charges aud mildly censures him
on account of the two others...... The annual
session OF the Maine Chautauqua began at
fryeDurS last Monday evening. is said
That the strike of the Penobscot miImen, be-
sizes starting the crusade against the Bangor
rum shops, advanced prices of building mate
rial in New ork city."..The Portland steamer
Winthrop had aperious trip to New York Sum
day, its smokestack being blown down in Tho
gale......Mr. Blaine and his family are in
Augusta for a few days.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

IN BRIEF. A cyclone, followed almost i'm
medately by terrific rain storm, visited North
Wilbraham, Mass, late Monday afternoon do
ing considerable damage to property. .Satur-
days big storm in Chicago did damage TO the
extent of $1,000,000. Minister Reid writes
the state department that the French GOV ern-
ment will make ample reparaton in the case
of the imprisoned American ladies. 1.-The seiz-
IRE OF British sealing schooner by the cutter
Kush, IN Behring Sea, is reported. "Ex-Sena-
tor Rollins of New Hampshire is reported fo
be dying at the Isles of Shoals The firm of
=. A. II. Batcheler & Co., among the largest
boot and shoe houses in Boston, doing good
business at No. Summer street, have assigned.
A member of the firm states that the liabilities,
600. '0'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-01

MORRILL, Mr. Mellar Thomas wife and Caugh.
Ter from Natham, Mass, Mr.. VIM. Wood and
"iie from West Medford, Mass, and Mrs. Horace
Brown from Lawrence, Mass. were In town last
week. visiting relatives -....Mr. Hampden Adams
anu wife and Miss Mae Adams from New Haven.
COINS arrived last sunday on visit to relatives
'.'i'e' = ~ GOODWIN, although verv feeble in
'''.'' "e'' services ut the church last sunday.
'''v '"l '' q ms physician, 1t Is expected that
- w '''iie IRON MS Passionate 1t is with feel
.,7 E'"''l'e sorrow that our people learn of
' ''i III 'le snort time he has been with u-
- '''' '''S 'st-'i'aoe wire have endearcl them
selves d all hearts