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The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

Ill- NJ" TINE TABLE ON TIE BELFAST BRANCH.
The Maine Central railroad entered upon new
time table on Monday. The change on the Belfast
branch is radical one and is the out
lined in the journal few weeks ago. We lose
the night train, ami the connection at Burnham
with the night Pullman coming east. We also
lose the Sunday morning train. Maces train be
comes a straight passenger train, making the i'm
portant connection at Burnham with the Flying
Yankee, In a circular the company say: This
train service as will DE seem offers better facilities
titan formerly Ter people living on the Branch de
string 10 transact business in Belfast to do and
return to their homes early hour in the after
noon. 1t should also be noticed that there are
three trains for Boston, including a connection
with the celebrated Flying Yankee. Freight from
Boston and Portland arrives two hours earlier
than ever before" Mr. Mace's advertised time is
one hour and twenty I'VE minutes from Burnham.
Mr.. sullivan will connect at Bumham with the
Waterville train for Dover, and leaves Durham
at A Nj. arriving in Belfast at 9. He will leave
in the afternoon at Is connecting with the same
train for WatervilIe. His will he mixed train.
The new arrangement will have some advantages
and some disadvantages. Among the latter will
he delay in the early morning mail and con
siderable wait In the morning for passengers from
Boston.
THE NEW FREIGHT iInU Sc.
The new Maine Central freight house in this
city il nearly completed, and viii he occupied
this week. 1t is modern in sly lie and Arrangement
and great improvement the old one 1t is
l4u feet long, twenty five wide and one story high
The root is nearly fiat and is covered with tar and
gravel one side of the building has doors which
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

AZ meeting Of the Executive Committee Mon
Wy tne secretary reported that the two added
stakes 20 thc August meeting, Nus. L and l3, had
petn lilleu as follows No. II, Green HOrsCs-H
T. ifhley, names, b 5 Game Bird r. H. COombs /
> hon Wlthers; w. l.. West, m Milly, A. NJ
MoTrli, b m Clytie; J. II. Gates, ) Nictors Last
y " Baliey, Dick; G. II. Webster IN Emma
r; W. ,. Pendleton, b llarry-s No. IL, ; 81
6iassDH f. Haley, names, b & Whynot; r. W
Burreii. b m Lille Nc; X. Ii. Coombs, oh m |. c.
w. Z. Marshall, b s Wilkesmont; q. O. Bailey, |
m Lady Heagan; q. X. Ellis, : Westbrook-G.
me summary of entries for the annual meeting
aug; "A, % and % is as follows Colts 30, VIZ
ySarnhgs 10; 2-year- olds Is, 3year-olds 3; year
oids >. General races: minute 10; 40 10, 237
o. 25t, ., green horses Shaking a total of 50 en-
ties' ms Is the largest tied yet, and far ahead
OF anything ever known in the State by county
association Indeed, the colt entries surpass the
State fairs
me association has decided to do Its part to
Waids having celebration July 4th and offer the
loho"ing purses to be competed for minute
class' SloO; a, 500; 235, s00; all open to track
Ioltefs and PAGERS. Entry fee per cent. at time
OF nomination and per cent in addition from the
winners. Entries close Saturday, June 20. Ad
uresS the secretary at Belfast
sun committee composed of w. e. Marshall
Ii; Ii. toomDs and b ". Eouaht was raised To SEQ
WIat afiahgeme 1T can he made with the Belfast
Band ana also in regard TO other entertainment
ior the forenoon, such as tia'tcs procession, fan
lae. e. e'c' etc, to report at the next meeting
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A Singular Suit.


hr Nayiand knowlton, an attorney at law, Bel.
fas, mas entered suit at the present term of the
So Court that is most rem arkabe in character,
TO use no harsher term. He seeks to obtain g. 600
on the death of a child ten years ago. The writ
drawn by Mr. knowlton himself, says in substance
that In 1881 he hired the Monroe house. in Belfast
now owned by Mr.. J. ID. Tucker. That the house
WAS warranted to be comfortable and warm, the
furnace good and ample to heat the house. But on
me contrary the cellar walls we're cracked, which
let IN the cold, and the furnace Old and rotten
IN consequence OF these defects his little son too
cold followed by Group, and after great sufe rim
hlea. MI Know on says he greatly injured
~ BODY and mind, injured in his business and put
10 great expense. He thinks that 81 900 will heal
ms mental suffering. The action is brought agains
Mrs Frances \ NJ Hopkins, the daughter of the
late Mrs Ann s. Monroe. Judge williamson has
answered to the suit
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

CAMDEN. seizure of liquor was made, Satur-
day evening, by Officer Fish at the boat wharf
consisting of a five gallon keg of whskey and
eighteen quart bottles of lager beer. The liquor
was marked for I. NJ Hopkins. II. Nj. Bean has
the keel stretched for another schooner He does
not allow grass to grow under his feet or in his
shipyard. Tug Ralph Ross arrived last week
with raft of 600 logs to be used in the extension
OF the Boston & Bangor boat wharf, and Captain
stephen Bennett is here with crew to do the
work 1.-The four masted schooner Katherine ID.
Perry, launched from the yard of IL. Nj. Bean,
april 25th, went to Bangor Friday to load ice
she Is 1863 tons, and is of the best i, 10, the
best, vessel built in this yard. w. b. Bovine, of
VII be commanded by Capt. Garfield, of Dennis,
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JUDGE VIRGIN PRESIDING.
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=, inhcN Ut w. AhSei MauSWo!th. " IL |
nan " o"ia ~ as Us. Ah7ei NadaWoftii. Two
ul'9 uit', Us one case Inc pih7. are
l. ,i'a'.T ~ ia in New TOTE clotnltg "ealers,
mn t'e ~ u'ith''a'' Is 'trea > MaiHtoh OF
noso'. W" years ''S" Mr. Marstoh came 10 BEL
1aSt rit oGGal we M OF to,hihS IN !4e
U" r. nIiri!iS near .ae Malhe I'hud utpot. ne
ht M " .i II 9t.'h VI cIotn9 III "cth OF NV
~" ca 90. very PuE 'r"h liie 9t''h' my
pms, III iiis atu" came 10 'elltst anu fepieFltu
h no, s4oqn soiu PH siu" utposHs fo'ooa In tne
oncer Th vi +I,t ~ 't1 't,otI
tha v i ,i t' e tii"o W. VA s,"i o"liliic,'
~ s ~ l W. "oitt s4uoIo' AN III ConsequchIc
esn =, XIX; '"H ny ~ 'c s"1i1
nfotna e. ,,o ,,',,,n hn+aa, 80 400 20 ~ non
mar 10 ~ III az t,, ~ w.
tnntjnn "f ,a,;n th st h te'l ,'I ~,
@ ~ Ky ny III t'ch'' tli ""hu hnNe ' i
ian,anr fr IA y ,;h 'o, t ~ ~ "Oi'' w.
n u ,oi p,n ihSinPsoli 10, Wy ,,
r ma" ID az ". Amsei a'sm" t',
- ne - ~ AhSel nad9"olli' "ele tWo
"a , , 70 ent ne easeS ln hot :"
Ii Ia vrt " tc ioiio" ~ e"t w.
nIsn fnr Ia Ih,,,s 80 a. pN' 'e''' nv
~ I i'l ~ n pm ilU ~ l loi WI
pIS, e'9 rt','S. - mgI MY ~, ''".'Sc,
lfG; ~ No y" tFe"NG I -iU ~ 10, ~
4eIseiea 20 neit IN lo'', iSNu ana Isl ana i'i
iyas fr,rit t' ~ tio E IN IIi lao ~ , i f 3".
nishaj 80 ~ iaft im ,bn UH,' i H. me-
hani ~ Stn' ~ ',,C i"ns ,',i,t tt,It
i; "a, 81 80, Ii9 N"9 iiel aseiiI, ptloi''''n'
mnf a'n" s% isl ne I,t hoe wv TN oiit rete
~ io''lJi ~ ',''t ~ u MN NJ, 'ii9 ny.
note. Five Years ago when drtt. left town he
made settlement by taking new note Of $3.50
ed on the note at the bank When tic note became
due It went to protest and Mr.. Dodge had to make
it good. The note was sued Judgment Obtained
AMI money finally realized on it, pm said that
def a,rrrfa 10 Nav ne ir III ,rbnn M NM ,ts
paid. bet. saTs he ice XII va 4 trrmmcd II y
charge Verdict for dett Brown for hin Du n
Crawtord + T,eat vs. Daviix Tro.t st,cltor
parties An action to recover the Inc value en Of pun
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WINK, YsleT nas selected j..
he .rf' e. t' i .tHt " proceed I"
jneti ',''' t'l,i MAJ ~ IAi.il-
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,,,,t IN, Ia" o>L,L '4oy, hoy SiIhS IL 'Ne ~
he tina,,.. lam -, " ii'.e 'lIa'';@ "Ih
H. i,to III a,', ~ re- - tlhe lh' pup
ir'lo H. ~ ana ~ laihlhg matters
~ ra7nt tta '.' I ,u-SeStloh>. ne nope
bonJ IL 'no 7,i,-, MT ,eilts' y : pr cent
mal NJ | 'T ,ii'l3i r. III S5itt mem
s,a.fsl frn ~ ~ VI n ~ 800
rafd Grn4raI saai1 h. = u,.1e 1tlNo-
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The Republican journal., 1891-05-07
Do You Cough?

Don't delay. Take kemp's Balsam. the best
cough cure it will cure your coughs and colds. 1t
Will cure sore throat or tickling in the throat. 1t
will cure pains In the chest. 1t will cure influenza
lungs, because 1t is a pure balsam Hold it to the
light and see how thick and clear it is. You will
see the excellent effect after taking the first dose
Large bottles Soc and 81.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07
Citl CONFINEMENT Meellng

The May meeting of the Belfast city govern.
ment took place Monday evening, Mayor Ihomp
son presiding.
Roll Of accounts No. amounting to = Q5I 50
was passed.
The following petitions received: Thomas
H. Marshall Post u. A. r. asked for An al,irol,la
tion of &l25, for Memorial day purposes The
board reduced the amount to 800 and passed it
Geo j. Brown and others asked for a side
walk on lncolnyllle avenue from Belmont avenue
to the intersection of Miller street The petition
ers viii do the labor if city will furnish material
Referred l.. o. Fernald and others asked for
an extension of Cedar street from sdlmund street
/" the mon therly line of land of Amos +. Bowen.
Referred IA lonzo Shute and others asked for
material for "A side walk from the corner of Vine
street ami waldo Avenue to the school house in
district No. g. Referred. The Hook and Ladder
company asked for coats and hats Referred 49,
me Belfast National Bank was granted permits
SION 70 occupy hot over nne-thlrd OF Main and
Beaver streets, While building extension to Bank
building ....I. ID. Mixer and others stated that the
cross road from near the Head of the Tide to near
the Old foundry building is dangerous and asked
that II be made public highway and repaired. Re
ferrcd :. q. Y. kilgore asked for side walk from
opposite L. Nj Boariman's Congress st, to the
road leading to A. F. Bowen's ousc Referred
The committee on roads recommended that the
city accept the street built by Mi Joseph + Wight
anu That Mr.. w. be paid 600 il full for building
the same. Accepted. The same committee report
ed adversely On the petition of DIR. Fletcher asking
fer an extension OF Charles street and another eX-
tension from Waldo cnuc. Accepted. The same
committee recommended that Charles street bc
graded from Main to James street. Accepted.
Committee on sidewalks reported favorably Tor a
walk on portions Of Pierce street and River avenue
as proyed for The committee to whom was re
ferred the petition OF Nj |. NJ. Cottrel asking for
yearly license OF the Belfast Dpera House re,.
commended leave to Withdraw. Accepted.
The following orders were passed: To furnish
material for work on River avenue and Peirce
street. That the Belfast Street Railway 90. be
granted leave to lay a track from Main street
through the centre of Church street to Northport
avenue and on the side of said avenue to the North
port town line. The company to assume all dam
age anu 10 leave SAD street good rPDaIT &c
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

Smalley. died on Friday. The cat was black and
white, close haired, and weighed eighteen and
half pounds. The catwas ten years old.
There was a case of assault and battery before
Judge Powers saturday. Mayo Bickmore, of Troy,
appeared against Isaiah Young, OF Detroit, for
"culing'' his son, Aubrey y. Bickmore, on April
lth. ,. :. Hackett was counsel for plaintiff and
J. ". Manson for defendant. Mr.. Young was fined
- 90 and costs, and appealed lie is now at large
under so bonds. Pittstield Advertiser.
CORRECTION. Grand secretary Brackt tt says
in the Temperance Record
Some bungling reporter of the q l.. session said .
The Chief Iemplar read the annual report of the
secretary, etc" and nearly all the papers iii Maine
nave copied the error. The fact is the secretary
read his own report, which, of course, from the
nature OF his Office was the longest and most i'm
porlani paper OF the session.
Miss Nellie Harmon, one of the assistants in the
Belfast High school received Il telegram last week
from North Adams, Mass, rendering her a position
as teacher Of German and mathematics at a
salary Of 500. Later in the Iay she accepted the
position, but Informed that the place Had been
supplied.
Cart Gray, Of Erooksyillc, came across the bay
last week in fishing sloop he had a young seal
which his daughter caught On tie shore. The seal
wa White and was about four weeks Old. 1t was
taken to the Arlington House, where it crawled
,.'' was P'"S .'' ana al 'i''''
LUZ ''' SUI
MI. h'J. hr!iey, OF Boston, of the shoe firm of
ChTmau Kelley, is an ardent fisherman. Mr.,
Kelley is spending short vacation in Belfast. anl
i'll company with Mr.. o. q, Critchett, is whipping
the n'N streams m this vicinity They nave taken
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SECRET SOCIETIES. The following Belfast Ma
Sonh Wen t" Portland Y attend the annual session
@ tho Grand hoGlrs Hiram Chase, ]niSe George
7. 'ohnSo1D Frank T. Crowley Frank = Mathews.
u A I'oyi, can't George 7 Osborn and u. l..
"nFtH-'.- me PAlrl'rehS Militant q. q. F. all
'.' S''''N'''S " 'o''''''''9 ia
Inc hl!hhery openings las' week were more at
UAeu'e 'hah ever an" the shops were Literally
P'''"nl|'i- Hiss ferguson salH she never before
had $" large sale Of opening hats Usually the
h't7 arr n9t taken away during the opening day,
PIT 81 many were taken from Nil fergusons that
the dlopiay on we second day Wa- rather meaEre.
Mi-5 9"uthW"lth aiso had large ~ale Of opening
9Il' III "Ep!iN"' captain ahi Mr. James
Neheeh eeieif rate" me 2''h anniversary OF their
marriage laSl ffriaE evening Ihelr friends amt
hei-ho"r7 caiIed an" presented them with hand
some SILVER set Mr. y. l. Brown making the pres
eh'anoh' which was fee!ingly responded to by
CapGn" and Mrs Mrheen. Capt. Ansel Wads
WORTH made some remarks. supper was served
and the evening was most agreeably spent.
MF- Nu55eiman mas completed censts Of the
RUl lI- OIL the tutIa school district, and
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

The tax collector reported the whole amount col
lccted for 1889, S5O,5261l; for 1890, 343,34l s..
The Police Judge reported the whole number of
cases coming before him in April as 4-one each
for assault and battery, drunkenness, search and
seizure process and tramp.
Chas. A. Ellis was licensed As an auctoneer
James ii. Howes was elected measurer Of grain
and salt.
Henry Brown was elected policeman.
The license board adjourned for two weeks, and
all innholders, victualers and keepers of billiard
saloons Will be notified by city clerk,
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

gagement of three nights at the Belfast Opera
House, beginning on Thursday next. see advel
tlsement for repertoire and other particulars.
PAYsON- STILES. Mr.. Simon A Payson of Bel
fast, County Commissioner, and Miss Hattie stiles
of jackson, were married Saturday at the home Of
Mr. NJ. 5, stiles, another of the County Commission
ers Rev. David Bracket performed the cere-
none. Mr.. and Mrs. Payson, came to Belfast sat
urday afternoon and will reside at Poors Mills
Mr.. Payson is a successful farmer and one of Bel
fasts best citizens. The bride is a sister Of Com
missioner Stiles, and an excellent Young lady,
Their many friends extend congratulations
In the case of Postal Clerk Libby against the
Maine Central railroad company, as mentioned
last week, the pin. obtained verdict with damages
| assessed at $955s. Mr.. Libby was injured in the
Oakland disaster nearly two years ago, at the
same time Mr. F. W Patterson Of Belfast was
disabled. Mr. Patterson has been awaiting the
result of MIR. Libhy's case, and feels much elatcd
at the verdict MIR. Patterson's injury is greater
than that of Mr.. Libby's, and he should receive
greater compensation.
BARRY AND FAY. A feast of laughter ana great
pleasure is assured our theatre going public in the
appearance at the Belfast Opera House neat Wr4
needay evening OF those two funny comedians
Messrs Barry and Fay, in their comical trtve-ty
on Irish American life entitled "McKcnna' Fir
taton" Theirs is q true picture OF the strong
points Of character often III our -clt mad,
men Of the present day, The play appeals to al
| home lovers, and win not onenl the most fasti4
Gus Barry aud Fay have an excellent COMPANY
and their scenery and appointments ,vere all made
specially fol this piece and are in all respects
The costumes OF thu ladies are brilliant and tEe
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

The Wnnebago Indians have decided to
abandon agriculture. 1t is to be hoped they
will not turi their attention to raising h-nair.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

"New~paper worker, cat is the caption Of
an item in the Boston Globe. Newspaper
workers were once commonly believed to live
ny ABSORPTION.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

The wicked Boston Globe, speaking of the
earthquake last week, say that "Brockton
shook il her Shoes
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07
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The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

The country i fun of promising" colts, but
it i performance that brings the lon- prices.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

EAST THoRNDIKE Mr.. John Hunt is repairing
ms ms bhidlhgs Miss Nora Ward has gone to
Pittsfeld to work Miss Ida Roberts is teachfng
school at West Brooks, School in district No 3
began last Monday, Miss Mabel Stowe of Troy
teacher. J'
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

1t is >ail to tie about impossible to obtain
liquor nj BANGOR. But that i, almost TOO rood
news 10 Ne true.
nt Ni'N'l boston "'ohc' Sieah'llS % ING
c''IHlu@Ac I'>' "eFA' say lh't hFo'kloh
NHo"A ID heI ShoE>'
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an item in the Boston Globe Newspaper
worker, were once commonly believed to live
jy ABSORPTION.
"thuc 'lr'h2 NJ ha'l SeNeI" n ol
Hlle iho 'he etnef'' 'ni''"e>' ll'N op''''ou'l-
i quite forward. ! warm rain would not
Come ami~~.
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Iiclry cas-.
hi fortunate that their idol doe, not re,enl-
lI., np,,nor ,.,ay.
N the tN'hih5es are * rn>lNtIN advertising
t1ra. l...brior, in me- Nain' lawn 81 Rremrn,
WAC are keeping ho,t>e Tor tbem>e e>." They
saou.d E2Ne tired oUr Nan' columns f6ath
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Belfast bid, fair to shine this season a, never
before. uAl,iI..e from the general c}ear;ug no
about TOXIN. The rIbbi,h which collects iur-
I'LL. he Winter ba. been M.rneI. wards and
t.,,Y. raLe1 oy-. .Ir.,,a...s ..,,otbad ana
sr.,.r,.3 .nj tb- -...,it-r, ,i,.f ,ar,eftpr. m,
r.,, ,.er, where. T.t tbe toa3 vorl, I'd Oh.
I, +. L.r.tf.f,- L,..l f-as, j ,nnr,I ana /. >.,pi
t.rt.l.,itt M ,i+,v
lyUrt;..., ,.t,.~ how FL fearful state of bribery
ann fofruti'h' i4efe - 4h'ru'ied evidence
of the bIiain- If l-or>. hi-ht of the yucied
Il.u v.r, \.geric.u. citizens. white fine other
ri rad. l.,l r.r.,r4i ittrti,,' -,.r. i,,rt All
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

More advertisements of summer resorts are pub
llshed IN the Boston Transcript than In all the
other Boston dailies combined.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

TO THE HABiTUAL LOAFER ON THE CORNER
What you need, my dear man, is pint of red ants
Or bumbe-hees' nest in the leg of your pants,
If renewed every morning AMI fresh every eve
on would hHm with industrial deeds, believe,
Ellsworth American
The Republican journal., 1891-05-07

CHAT The Club OF Thirty have voted to f,uuyat.
| their rooms in Haytord Block, aud rut them in
first class orar.... The Belfast Water Canlpar9
| began Monday 10 lay pipes for new water takers
| ...-Durhum x Hall have begun on tine foundatlon
for the new Eouse OF Mr.. +. II. WuIeu i'll t-uion
street extension. .Mr, Lewis Brew -tur Of Bill
fast, who fen in his harm last week. aud VII re-
ported as seriously injured, is recovering Th,.
hand9omcst spruce oars in this vicinity ar,.
made by Geo. Il. Chaplin, North Nearsport . Mr.
Macomber has gone down the bay i'll the yacht a.
clone with his cyclorama and viii be absent sew
eral weeks young Kid at the Crosby Inn sta
bic attracts some attention 1t is two weeks old
| Market men say that owing to the scarcity Of
beef meat will be very high this season 1t is ex-
pectcd that steak Will retail for thirty cents
per pound wv orkmcn were half day Friday
in digging out sink drain on High street IItlt
| the time was devoted to work ana the remainder
to answering questions from ptssers by . L. b.
otover mas opened paint shop in the ha serlrnt of
idyford block, on Beaver street. The old horse
Of Mr.. w IL. Brown having been Killed Id has
| bought valuable horse from the Belfast Livery
Company Mr.. Brown thinks he has got lis good
an animal as the ola one.... We are indebted to
Mr.. Frank \. Conant for copy of the Morning
Press containing account of the visit of Prasi-
dent Harrison to santa Barbara, Cal -. The street
sprinkler began Its rounds Monday, and was never
more welcome Capt. +. f. Williams came to the
city saturday from Crow Cove I,lesbor1 W ith his
sloop Edth, for the first time this season. With
| her new bowsprt, new standing rigging ami new
paint the Edith looks As fine as l.tllc. Captain
Williams wants to sell, As he has no use for hI-
boat Mr.. Fred Timm has bought the house On
Bridge street formerly owned by Rufus j Uon-
| dom Swift & Paul last week bought dozen
cucumbers which retaiIed for twelve cents each.
some one stole one from the box at the door.
charles hopes the thief will have a first class case
of stomach ache. The Belfast board of trade
meets next Tuesday evening 81. The Belfast Foup
dry Company has received an order fora thirty
loot Hegge saw mill for Mr.. X. 5. Keene, of APP
pleton, to be delivered on or before Aug 10th .
Two doves got into the court room Tuesday and
remained all day The j. A. Curtis store east
side is undergoing extensive repairs. i. Friday
Will be Arbor day. Mr.. W. II kimbal has MAD
purchaser for the Jennette but does not intend
to sell her. No other boat here IS so well adapted
for large party and a long cruise, and She could
not well be spared. The steamer AdeFine in
Dyer's dock is to be fitted out for summer bust,
ness. The topwork will all be removed aft of the
plot-house and an awning substituted =. Mr. Geo.
W. Pendleton has chartered the pinkey Erma NJ d,
ana Will use her to move his household goods to
Winter Harbor.. Master Harry Simpson, on Bay
view street. Belfast is raising chickens. As a
sample of what they can do, he has sent us two
eggs that weigh quarter Of pound each.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-03

At the New York Pasteur institute S2s
persons were treated during the past year
and no deaths occurred.
The British steamer, Queen Elizabeth,
from Japan for Manila, has been wrecked
at Ikismu. All on board were saved.
Pool selling on races at San Francisco,
except where the races take place, has been
prohibited and the pool rooms closed.
Gen. j. w. Foster, the United States
representative for commercial reciprocity
treaty with Spain, has arrived at Madrid.
Richard Hoyler of Escanaba went TO
Europe six months ago and fingered. He
returned last Monday and was surprised
and pleased when half the town turned out
with brass band to welcome him. The
Knights of Pythias, Of which be is an OFF,
Ger had charge of the affair.
John Stewart and wife of Walker, Kent
county, have been travelling along LIES
roadway In double harness the past fifty
years and have been so happy In IL
that delegates assembled from three states
and no end Of counties to help them cele-
brate the 5oth anniversary last Monday.