The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-01
News Of Belfast and Vicinity,

clothing factory Tuesday.
letter from Hon. S. l.. MilliAen concerning his
visit to the Monroe fair is crowded out OF this
issue, but will appear next week.
The demand for loans at the Loan aud Building
Association exceeds the supply, and money is be
ing taken fast as 1t comes In at good premiums
There was difference of - degrees In the TEN.
perature on Friday and Saturday, on the B. 4 3.
steamboat wharf, the respective figures being S
| and c.
Court street WAS run on a moonlight schedule
last Thursday night-that is to say, 1t was In
| Egyptian darkness from end to the other.
Should the city pay for light that is not furnished.
The derricks are now all down and the stone
sheds west OF the railroad track cleared away At
Halls stone yard, leaving the ground clear for the
| changes In the tracks to he made by the Sarsapa-
rilla Co.
YIN. McGray,, Of Unity, was in town to-day,
Although MIR McGray Is in his ssth year he Ell
Joys good health amt the Of all his faculties
| may be seen from the fact that he and sue
cessfully carries on several farms in the West.
| Lflttsheld Advertiser.
The body OF Mrs. Margaret Dyer, of Portland
was brought here for interment Saturday night by
her husband, Mr.. Charles Dyer. MIR and Mrs
Dyer are natives Of Belfast, but have lived IN
400 -'
A"efe was aafns robbery at Clinton Thursday
night. Postmaster J. NJ. Jewell's house was enter
ca ana roobed. Inc thieves entered the house by
a 'front.' window and took from his lighted room
"a'ch ana enain valued at 80 and S}5 In money
| ron ms l9ckethook There Is no Gle " to the per
petrators.
The papers were executed saturday by which Il.
r hanson buys the Maple Grove Camp Ground IN
west Searsport. Great improvements are to be
made before nest seasons meetings and the
! grounds put In trst-clnss condition. MIR ii. in
tends to form stock company to own and control
the grounds.
MIR Ralph Dyer arrived here last week from
Portland for short visit to relatives II j. seven
years since Ne was last In Belfast MI Dyer Is
young man q artistic tastes ana dcVotes nj iels
ore 70 painting and although entirely ser taught
mas met with good success lie made number OF
sAe'cneS "hiie mere
The last open air concert by the Belfast Band
Will be given from the stand IN post Office square
tomorrow. Friday, evening, II pleasant. 1t w.ll
be a "request programme" That is to say. If
those who wish particular selections will hand
''ieif cho''e ID 20 looI son '""s store pro
graihme VII DC made up from them.
While at Mutinicus In schooner Leo Mr. H. H.
Woodcock painted several views OF that pirtur
esque island and Of adjacent shipping. They were
painted from the Ieo'- deck, and are both realistic
and artistic The smaller pictures OF island views
arc little gems, but the larger painting represent
Ing two fog bound schooners, captivated the writ
er The paintings have been on exhibition al
Woodcock's bookstore.
The * of p had Il grand time I'm Portland last
week. In the parade Belfast was reure,cutp,i iu
feld and stan officers by Lieut. -coI. Elmer small
and surgeon s. WJohnson. The Belfast Division
turned out y members with the following officers.
Sir Knight Captain, W. F. Carter Sir knight
Lieutenant + II Wcich 9ir Knight Herald, = A.
Clough; Sir Knight Recorder, James A.tammans.
STEAMER Norl~ When the stean,cr Pcnoh,cot
was OH Sccuin Iight on 4 recent trim nom Boston
to Bangor AN eagle came aboard and took mo a
position over the bow lookout's head. where No re-
mained about an hour when he went TO the main
var and left the steamer at Spruce point .. what
is called an out IN printers parance made havoc
with o,,r item obout me Flrrta last week she re-
summed her route Wedreslov the Viking t,Efnu
tha I.Ioct., ,,lor. ,,rio the 1att. ,,,s ,r,arni,
rr.irs 30 Thar There. ,,, fltrrlqil,ti,n To travel
Han IL SMALL BUNDLES few Years ugp Ben
Haletinc to supply his jacksonville trade. bought
number Of hay presses of the "Delrich" make
which tut up bunites weighing about i25 pounds
each When the South began to receive it, supply
OF hay from the W est by Fail, the demand fol THE
stylc Of huudlc. ceased ami we hayc since seen
only the old fashioned bundles. Now a demand
for small bundles for tl, retptl tra, l. 4lrinrua
up in many Of the elites a1. presses are atyork to
produce them. We learn Of three ut work In wal
do county Tits fall the machines bciuL slight
modification Of the original .Delrck" and max
ing bundles ID weigh about l5o pounds each.
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Ord>v,y Who has t.t,lv removed mi. ,lastcr MANN
featuring business to ma city has one agent who
deserves mention Mr. y NJ ruIvcr. Of Irbonfa
Iowa. has been retailing tbc a,trr. for aI,out Hvc
years He is considerably mast the three score and
ten mark and does business on the rood peI
ding II ID tIate hr has ana nearly M uoo or th,ee
plastcrs In that way....T The skoda Discovery Co.,
has itst bol.rf,t, l.reo sof yhtr f. IL, br ut nj
their laboratory soon ..I.ast week me Com,npna
Rbepnotl, ON Go ya.,,n.}la +o tri order az, o,
count Of not receiving bottles md cartoons IL IN
noctod rho recof,,t a. =, s,,,,,I, ~ Ham ST t,o
Wheels m motion ,s,g,n oni ,,oy m, usnor .b,,.
nents M. be,n.. ;nadc.
CoRN CAHNIN"' ING journal IS informed ~
corn is r;iscs; I'm this vicinity for corn canning
factories, some of which are quite distance
away. 1t Is sad hat raising corn for these tacto-
res pays the farmers from 35u to 80 per acre and
sometimes more, ana that STOCK In such factories
pays good diyidenis. Isn't here chance to start
another branch Of manufacturing that Will bring
money to our farmers and capitalists add give en-
ployment to a number Of others our Unity core
! spondcucc, published on the first page, shows that
the corn canning factory at nifty, conducted by
the Portland Packing Co.. has closed most sue
cessful season.
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5 h,l,,;,, O. ,,ol "a tn. \tt,,iist Church,
ia roa,hcf {,.t si,,,,a o,y,.t,tI sermon before
q lar,,e CONDENSATION MEETINGS. every afternoon
ann, o,c,{,, at . IN ann e. o,,Ionl Al line Nortb
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so, ,.s ,,,,ti,.,,ro.l,. addressed fl, I'm, children
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