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The Republican journal., 1890-02-06
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The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

pooRS MILLS The winter term of school closed
Friday, f. l., Bryant teacher This is Mr. Bryant's
second term in this district. lie has given good
satisfaction and all consider it a profitable term
A generous treat Of peanuts and candy was given
the scholars Friday afternoon by the teacher. Fri
day evening an exhibition was given by the schol-
ars The pieces good and well rendered and
all acquitted themselves with credit to both scholars
and teacher. Good music was furnished by Free
man sheldon on the violin, Mrs Sheldon on the or
gan, Mr. Merriam Of Morrill, with the cornet, which
added much to the entertainment. Many have
had the prevailing disease, influenza and some
have been very sick, but all are now better and
we hope 1t will soon be gone never to return .
The snow has left much to the regret of the
farmers, many of them have their wood vet to
haul from the woods and some produce yet to haul
to market. Mr.. and Mrs. Carver of Vinalhayen
are visiting friends here. Rev. r. T. Hack
preached here last sunday to a very good audience
He is much liked and we hope will continue to
preach here.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06
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The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

Paran stevens, the first proprietor of the Revere
House Boston used to say that there was a dis
nnctlve air about that favore hosiery of his that
was not possessed by of the other hotels which
he afterwards established. Many have since echo,
ed the remark for there certainly is air of quiet
elegance about the Revere combined with home
feeling, that is met with nowhere else Our people
have always favored this house and are earnest in
their praise of its conduct under the excellent man
agement of Messrs j. f. Morrow & Co. whose lat
est Innovation concert given during the late din
ner every evening from 3 to / has proved a most
delightful and highly appreciated treat. The music
under the able leadership of Mr.. Walter w
Swornsbourne of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Rosin soaps will shri1 AID d-color fla les q ~
woolens, but Brussels soap never does, being pure
and white
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

PALERMO. Mrs. Cora A. Goodwin has very
rare plant called Nicotiana which produces
splendid, pure white and perfect star shaped flow
ers on long terminal tubes. 1t is a night bloomer
opening at night and closing in the morning, re-
naming closed through the day and opening again
at night, and is so fragrant that a few blossoms
will perfume the atmosphere of the whole room
q uring the night There have been two deaths
jackson Kitchen and Prince r. Nelson-from
pneumonia, caused by la grippe Mrs Eliza Mel
son, Warren Nelson and Frank Young who have
been dangerously III with pneumonia, also caused
by la grippe, are recovering. DIR. Delany has not
been able to practice for two weeks. Herbert
Bachelor and Frank Worthing have la grippe
and the disease is on the forward march.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

Files. AT the last meeting Of Bethel Lodge the
| following officers were installed CTS G. Files
v T., kstelle j. Bracket; Chap, j Heath; Sec
| A. Nj Roberts, +. See, A. b. snow, r.. Chas
Lord, NJ j. Durmont Higgins; G.. Ed. Cole sen
Howard Littlefeld.
SWANrILLE W. Z. Dam, who is at WORK in the
woods in Lowell, Me, lost one OF mis- horses last
week, As Mr. Dam had just started on his win
ter's work it is quite a severe loss to him.. Fred
| p, Nckcrson has recovered from an attack OF Ia
grippe and resumed work in c. II. Nickerson's
mill Monday morning "A. Eugene Nickerson re
| turned to Augusta Tuesday morning MIR. A 81
/ bell Webb, who has been at work for the Cunning
| ham Bros. in Bmlington Me, came home sick
| last week. On account Of baI weather Mr.. Saw
Yer did not meet hl7 singing class Friday evening.
mir. i. y. Greeley, who has been quite sick is
again able to be out. Mir. Albert T, Nickerson
/ has gone TO lIampden to do the chores for Mr. 5.
| y. Greeley who is Sick with bilious fever
MoRmLL win AIorry arrived in town last
| Friday from Montana. lie has been away about
live years, and Will return after Visit here Of ten
/ days on fortnight. Austin Wentworth ana a
| MIR, Barker from Washington Mills were In town
last week. We learn that Mr.. Barker thinks Of
moving to this para aud engage in his business "
carriage masking AJeu Daggett lost a horse last
/ sunday which he valued 40 500. He found him in
his stable With log BROKEN. Cause unknoun....
| La grippe has hai d goot Mona of many Of our
! citizens the past three weeks, ami quite number
APE -tiil OF the sick li-t Rev. 6 b Chadwick "
/ Bolfaatrrcachcs hcrcneNt sunday at . NJ stand.
ard time, and wjI here tine 4d and IN Sundays
of each mouth mu, Conference.
/ l-LesnaHo. -.bool u district No j, taught BIZ
MIR. Rose q. tulcy, of Brooks CLOSED Jan u, at
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

Inc lopas Club, of Rockland, owing to the late
ness of the Boston boat was obliged to drive to
Belfast Wednesday to fulfil the engagement with
the North Church lecture course.
The returns presented at the State Encampment
G.. A. r., show that Waldo county has eight Posts
with total membership of 469-a gain il member
ship of p since the last encampment.
The Governor has re-appointed Mr. A. H. Brad
bury, of this city, Notary Public; Mr. Chas. H.
Rice, Bucksport, Trial Justice, and MIR l.. G.
Morse Of Liberty, a Justice Of the Peace and QUO
rum.
MI G. K. Ellis, of this city, is driving an eight
months old colt, after Elmhrook, that weighs 500
pounds. The colt is shod and Mr.. Ellis thinks it
is the youngest colt in Waldo County to wear shoes
The colt has on the same shoes that Elmbrook
wore when he was two years Old.
CLUB or THIRTY. The annual election of this
club took place at their room in IIayford Block
Tuesday evening. The following were elected Of
licers for the ensuing year W. c. Marshall presi
dent; Geo W Burgess, Treas; Joseph William.
son, clerk. The membership is fun.
Policeman Jipson arrested Tuesday Thoma. q.
Harmon of this city, who drinking and armed
with an axe. His family was afraid of their lives
The police We're notified by the inmates of the
house Harmon was before the Police Court Wed
nesday, plead guilty, and was sentenced to ten
days in Jail.
The public recital Of the Belfast Farlor Musical
society which was announced to take place at OLA
Fellows Hall Tuesday evening, Feb. nth. win
take place Monday evening, Feb 10th, OH adj
count Of the meeting Of the Belfast RoarA IF
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

brightly during the day, and if the old adage is
correct, We shall have plenty of snow before win
ter is gone
There was no quorum in the Common Council of
the Belfast city government on Monday evening
and both boards adjourned to Thursday evening
at O'Clock.
Two brothers belonging in Burnham, have been
making hoop poles in the north part of Dexter and
Friday quarreled with each other concerning some
liquor and one brother struck the other with the
butt end of pole, fracturing his arm in two places
Bangor Comelcial.
The County Commissioners have ordered a new
carpet for the Register of Deeds room the Court
House 1t will be of new No. 0 canvas and paint
ed. The carpet is being made at the sailoft of
Capt Geo 4. Osborne and Welch 4 Hoyt will
paint it. The carpet contains lis yards of canvas
MIR. Charles s. Bickford, Of this city came home
from Boston and Brunswick Saturday, and on
Monday morning left for Brunswick to take charge
Of the Brunswick Telegraph The announcement
will not lie made until the press is set up and
the paper comes out with a new dress and other
4 improvements
| If Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Cunningham, of this
city, lived in Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia or
Kentucky, they would be entitled to premium OF
300. The Cincinnati Enquirer has offered to give
$looto the parents Of trpets in those states. The
conditions are that the riplets must be less than
five Years old. u to date they have found twelve
trrets. In one case the parents were very poor
and the 500 given by the newspaper was a God
-end to then, The Enquirer published the pictures
OF one If uiplets.
Capt r. D Patterson, who is in command of a
steamer Dredging the bar On Charleston, 5. d,
writes from that ciy under date Of Jan Both ~
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

WALDO. There have been twelve deaths in town
the past ,eaT-abont twice as many as usual land
there is an unusual plumber on the sick list at the
present time. Ralph Freeman was badly bruis-
ed about his head and face last week by being
thrown from Sled while sliding He is able to go
to school at the present time. f. Elwel is get,
ing out one hundred cords of wood for F. G.
White of Belfast. -. Sherman Freeman, who has
been at home on visit, has returned to Rockland,
where he has employment. Ii. A. Chase shot
last week fine large cat owl measuring it. in.
across his wings. He sent him to Belfast to be
mounted. Joseph lieaton is very low with pneu-
monia, and +. L. Bryant and wife are STAYING
with them 10 assist in taking care of him.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

MONROE. Mamie Mansur has been very sick
with the grip, but is better now. Daniel Manson
Nelson Curtis, and several others are sick A
number of the scholars have also been sick 1t
was thought last week that the school would have
TO be closed, SO many were absent. Isaac Cook
is very low with lung fever. c. A. Mckenney has
been quite sick, but is better, although still
under the doctcrs care. Valley Lodge, l. o. of
q. T., have an installation and supper Thursday
night.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

The W. c. I. U. will meet with Mrs. }. Y. Cot
| trell at two O'Clock Saturday afternoon
II. V. Stairett is in town revising the Maine Reg
lister and taking orders for advertising and sub
scriptions for the book. The Maine Register needs
no commendation
Messrs. A. G. Spencer and W. Z. Jones, of this
city, have formed copartnership, leased the store
| 81 Nam street, and will open March st a general
furniture business and undertaking establishment
Deputy [. ;. Marshal, from Portland came
to Belfast Tuesday. Wednesday morning sheriff
Wadsworth drove him to Duck Trap, Lncolnville
where he ibeed sch Jamie Parsons for debt. The
Parsons is hauled up at the Trap
Last week Mr.. +. l.. Warren, manager of the
Belfast Foundry and Machine Works sold two
Heggie Rotary steam mills-one to Mr.. Lewis
! f. Pitcher of East Northport. A large number Of
these mills have been made and sold in the past six
| months.
Mr. F. A. Howard, of this city, who manufac
lures the Allard driver, is turning out
large numbers of them. MIR. Howard has made
| several Improvements on the screw driver ana it
is now of the best in the market The price
has also been reduced
| We We're in error last week in announcing the
regular meeting of the Belfast Board of Trade
The meeting takes place next Tuesday evening
the llth inst. at 80 p NJ, standard at Odd Fellows
Hall. clam chowder will be served. At a
meeting of the executive committee the following
topics We're decided upon for discussion at this
meeting Sewerage, electric lighting, and the on
ganization Of loan and building association.
The Dana sarsapaIlla company Of this city, is
making active preparations for a vigorous cam
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

DR.. Austin Phelps of Andover says that
Sumner made great mistake and should never
have given suffrage to the negroes How for
tunate that Sumner died, his fame secure. be-
fore be learned of his '.mstake"
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

Brussels soap won't shrink fiannels.
Flannels washed in Brussels soap are always
white and nice.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

Maj. VIM. III. Foger of Belfast has been ap-
pointed to the responsible position Of chief of
the bureau OF ordnance. Maine Farmer.
Our esteemed contemporary of the Maine
Farmer has been misled by similarity of
names and by knowledge of the fact that our
Col Fogler is well qualified TO ill any position
to which he may aspire. lie is not, however.
looking for place i'll the ordnance bureau, and
the new appointee is W. NJ. Fogler of the reg
ular army.
In Portland they garnish oyster stews with
pearls, and young man recently found u in a
stew be was eating. Unfortunately stewed
pearls are not merchantable.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

The regular monthly meeting of the belfast
Board IF Trade Will Ne held in Odd Fellows
Hal noNt Tuesday evening. The proposed
discussion u local topics, aud !, Clam stew.
ought p ensure a full attendance. II is wisely
suggested that the farming interest should be
recognized and brought into the Board Of
Trade, and particularly the dairying branch.
The membership i open to ali citizens wheth-
er engaged in trade or not, and it i, hoped to
have a our Interests and industries represent
ed, for the object is to promote the welfare Of
all.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

senator Randall" is the caption a Maine
paper placed over despatch concerning Rep
re>entative sam. }. Randall; and the other day
a New York paper spoke of the time when
Bill Nyc was elected to the L. 5. senate from
Nevada" That will surprise the humorist. 1t
was Jim Nye who represented Nevada in the
Senate, and a whole team he was. too.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

The report OF W Wheeler X Parks on sewer
age system for Belfast, published i'll the Jour
nal ia>t week, was read BY our citizens Wit
much interest ANA generally commended. Ii
will afford an excellent topic for discussion at
the coming meeting Of the Board of Trade
We notice that the Belfast Age did not publish
thiN report, but devoted the space it would
have occupied to the sewer-lke emanation~
now characteristic of that organ Of malice.
lotterie, and blackguar,li>m. The Age is GER
tainly a tit subject for the attention Of tie
board Of health and Of the officers Of the law,
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

The report Of the State Treasurer. made
public last week, shows that the finances of
Maine are in a healthy condition. The great
war debt Of the State. which ~ tie assumption
act Of 1865 included the war debts of lis cities
and towns, and amounted to -, l00.9gU with
interest payable >emi-annuay at six per cent
had been reduced to S2.14S, 500, which wa. re-
funded last -ear in three per cent. bonds Not
with standing the low rate of interest, the new
bonds sold a good premium a fact which
testites alike to the financial standing of the
State, and to the good judgment shown BY
Treasurer Bea in taking advantage of fay o.
able condition in the money market to dispose
of them, several months before the maturity Of
the old bonds. In Il review of the Treasurer's
report the kennebec journal SAYS:
Notwithstanding the new Insane Asylum
buildings at Augusta, the site for new asll um
at Bangor, and the State House enlargement
matters outside the usual Unsupported for
10y the last Legislature to meet the needs of .he
time, the States financial outlook is excellent.
With the considerable increase which will I'M
doubtedly be made in the next valuation and
the 500, 900 which will be returned to the State
by the direct tax bill that recently passed the
United States Senate and will doubtless be-
come law. all future obligations can be easily
met and the people of the State may reasona-
bly, look forward to a still further decrease in
the burdens of taxation.
a Chicago woman shot man at Troy, New
York, the other day, and the daily papers give
the following particulars of the heroine" Of
the affair
Mrs. Warnica is not handsome. She says She
is - years old, but looks older She is inclined
to embonpoint, and is decided blonde.
We should say she was "a decided blondes
and no doubt it hurts just as bad to be shot by
one of that kind as by decided brunette.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

at is just splendid for hannels," says a lady,
speaking o f 81 ussels soap.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-06

ART NOTES On the death Of .nom p tile hand
setter dog of Mr.. II. ii Moody, Mr.. r. A
Sanborn was engaged to paint life size picture of
the deceased Mr.. Sanburn mate Sketch in
oils of the head and a crayon drawing in outline,
and from these has completed the painting, which
that the artist has fairly surpassed himself III the
line Of animal painting. "pomi was nearly all
white iii color, making the subject difficult one
but Mr.. Sanbom has succeeded III placing On can
istic of "Dom," while Il sklfully painted back
ground gives the best possible effect to the por-
trait. The picture will add much to Mr.. Sanborn's
fine reputation an artist-.....Two oil paintings
by Mr.. ii. l.. Woodcock are exhibition in the
window of Woodcocks book store. one is a com
position wood scene, with pool of water in the
foreground in which the foliage is mirrored while
the trees include the picturesque birches Mr..
Woodcock has successfully handled in other
paintings. The other picture is marine view, a
soop- yacht coming nearly head on, under full
picture to delight the heart of the yachtsman,
and to make him long for the days when cruising
will be in order. Mention has been made of the
cat owned by Mr.. and Mrs. John Smaey, of this
pounds Mr., +. A. Sanborn has completed a won
derfuIly natural painting of the cat which now
adorns tire palor of Mr.. Smalley.
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f%Oritanr man life. Str. Scott onIloo,
ut FAB til 8 eaer 10 tuiinbe Dollars
assurance $4,000.
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bauble meo be episcUpale MDnbisbeber
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Sette er Reiultatet al, at gnbper oeb,
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bebite Slass.
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Wopariel moo CIT Sigger.

Ser bar ~itreiiet Ell Bigger pmfrtn9 i isis
coniiu; ban ian no Iom en- 8rllfferbpIt, men
ia9oe, at ban leo al Nitbrra % &beumntisme.
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men en- goo Slump Bense, p9 bar heller life
ban9e for leili9bebspis at piie Dem irem.
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lfr9mte ban Dem til at liaiie gense til BAN,
men oisie fcrsote ban mart paa SaIoonerne.
Spor ban tig9eoe, fable ban fig banoe bait
% ifat. Seq oil aouare 9anosmGno MOB at
poe 8ense til oenilass Soil.
Yelow Stone, 9a 6apette Co., &is.
". Nnoerion.