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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

Be.i coal 90 e5e per liun al
Uptegrovl
New stock 90 Paints aud kaiso-
mine NJ the CrrrIl.os supPly Co's.
store.
Go 90 Mn. Doyle's 10 hoy your
0focclics. Good goods, fuli weight
and popular prices.
Call and see our new Child's
Crib Just the thing and cheap.
Ceirillus Supply c..
Call on G. ~. Uplegrove FOR
Groceries, provisions aud produce.
Very cheap.
We have Just received our stock
of screen wiro-att widths.
CEHRItLos SUPPLY Co.'S.
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Rememhcr that MFs. Doyle's Is
headquarters for Ladies, Gentlemen
aud Children. fine shoes.
Fresh vegrlahIe-, In season, re-
ccived dsily.
a. l.. LAUpEEsLAGER.
"
The largest and best selected
stock Of boots and shoes Ia town
also the chcnrost, at Mrs. Doyle's.
New Potatoes at Uptegrovo's.
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u you want IA nice hat, go 70
Mrs. Doyle g.
We have for sale two second hand
Hall's Safes, Ut low prices. Call OF
write for particulars.
CERRILLos SUPPLY Co.
Cheap goods bt Laudenslager''
The place to get your money
worth.
The bottom Knocked out Of high
prices at Up%teRrove's.
We have just received IN invoic'
Of Glassware. Call and G oul
stock.
rrppvrY M Ernpf 10
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12
EDITORIAL and Local.

u .nmm-r - u. LI-amll.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

We have for sale two second hand
Hall's Safes, Ut low prices. Call or
write for particulars.
CERRIILOs SUPPLY Co.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

Remember that Mrs. Doyle's IL
headquarters for Lndles, Gentlemen
and Children fine shoes.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

We have just received an invoice
Of Glassware. Call and see our
stock.
CERRIIIos SUPPLY Co.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

Fresh vegetahies, In season, re-
cnived dbily.
a. l.. LAUpEEsLAGER.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

The largest and best selected
stock Of boots and shoes In town
also the chcnrest, at Mrs. Doyle's.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

We have Just received our stock
of screen wire-ait Widths.
CEHnGTLos SUPPLY Co.'S.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

Call on G. ". Uplegrove FOR
Groceries, provisions aud produce.
Very cheap.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

Call and see our new Child's
Crib. Just the thing aud cheap.
Ceirillus Supply c..
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

u you want IA nice hat, go 10
Mrs. Doyle 9.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12

New Potatoes at Uptegrovo's.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-12
Fine Baby Carriage

Reed body, nicely upholstered, first class springs, q
paras oil with lace edge, for TEN DOLLARS.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
Be lfast Board of Trade,


An adjourned meeting Of the Belfast Board OF
Trade was held in the Council rooms on Monday
evening, president a. {. Sibley in the chair The
president made report of the last meeting of Tic
state board, an abstract of which has been pub
lishoti.
James II. Iowes was elected vice president OF
the board.
Mr.. >ibley stated that among the improvements
in the near future new bridge across oui
harbor beginning near .he foot of Main street
Mr.. J. +. Wilson, street commissioner said he had
made an examination Of the lower bridge aad
found some portions of it in Il shakv condition Six
years ago portion of the bridge was rebuilt. Two
hundred feet eastward from the drawer, must be
rebuilt this year, and $50 feet at the eastern end
partially rebuilt. lie thought the repairs would
cost $1,000. The bridge then will be In good con
dition for a number of years Mr.. Wilson has
kept some account OF repairs ami says thai the
bridge costs the city about Il 900 per year.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

sch. Regalia, of Rockpor, arrived at Belfast
saturday from Boston, with oats for l.. T. Shales
x Co., and feed for W Z. Marshall. one man on
board Eugene Joga, the cook had thrilling
perience, and saturday forenoon Journal repre-
sentative visited the vessel and heard his story
The vessel under command Of Capt Wilson, left
Boston saturday, the llth, for Belfast. The crew
consisted of Capt. Wilson and the cook. When
near Cape Ann the captain thought he would go
into Gloucester, but finally concluded to proceed
In the afternoon the vessel was near the Isle of
>hnalcs. Tic wind was ). :. W and was brecz
ing. The light sails were taken in. The Eainsail
WAS hauled down and the captain putting In Il
reef while the cook was at the wheel. Capt vii
son on the main boom, beyond the titrail
passing the caring when the vessel made lurch
and threw him overheard. The cook attempted to
lower the boat while the vessel was running an
almost impossible thing. The boat became I'M
hooked from the tackle ami was lost. when Capt,
Wilson struck the water he shouted, tut ,Ioga says
when he got clear of the boat he could see nothing
of tie captain. lie iaid-to for an hour, and then
kept away. The situation was not Il pleasant one.
y .slt Was coming on, the wind freshening, rain
had begun 10 fail and Joga was alone on the yes
sci. lie ran the vessel all night, but In the
morning ii was quite thick. When the fog lifted
he WAS on Harpswel and ran the vessel into
Ma-kcrel Cove. Here the owners were notified
and Capt. Phineas Wooster, Of Rorkport, went on
and took command of the vessel, bringing her to
Belfast. Eugene Joga, the cook, belongs in
Rockport, and Is an intelligent young man Of
about % years. He is entitled to much credit for
the manncH in which he conducted himself in II
very irving position. Can't. Wilson owned three
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

The steamship Lucy z. Miller bound from New
ashore in a dense fog the night of April 18th on
Hogs Back, on Wards Island or Hell Gate
Capt Otkcs tried to back OF the rock hut It was
impossible. Examination showed that the steamer
had a hole in her side Her pumps We're started
and the carpenter succeeded In making temporary
repairs The fog impenetrablc that The
captain would not risk sending out a boat to get
news Of his mlshap to the city. During the night
the vessel became more firmly fixed IN her posi-
ton, hHt the commanding. officer knew that Sit
WAS IN no imme late danger and he so Informed
thctWo Passengers. Thursday afternoon the Mill
er was Ia Nod on the reef 10y the Chapman Wreck
Ing Company and towed to pier NO. 49, East River
where her cargo was discharged The amage to
the vessel Is small The principal loss VIII be 80,
barrels 81 su&ar In the lowe hold, whic is full 81
water ihc Miller has been dry doeked in the
Erie Bosom for repairs, ana it Is expected viii be
ready u resume her route next week. Arrange
meEtS made to forward her cargo to Rock
land by steamer Winthrop, of the same company
which plies between New York and st. John, \. b
IN" Bangor Commercial says The Bangor
marine, insurance companies had some valuabl,
liak- on toard The Merchants Insurance Co
rad 5f.9o0 on tn, goods OF one Rockland concern
hut are rels ing tn, probability of the goods be
Ing between decks ana out OF the reach of Ia,
water"
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
Deer Isle Invaded by Italian Granite Cutters

GREENS LANDING. Nelson 4 Shields, a Cana
dian granite firm doing business here, not being
wiling to pay as high wages other companies
are paying, have instituted general lockout
against all American mechanics, ana have made
use of Castle Garden very efficiently in securing II
horde of the lowest grade of Italian granite cut
ters 30 of whom arrived few days ago under the
control of an Italian padrone, and 80 more are en-
pee ted soon. The people are quite indignant over
the affair, and would like to know what material
difference there is between the importation of
foreign laborers under contract, and having an
agent stationed at Castle Garden, hiring them
under contract, (for about one half the wages
received ny Americans the minute they set
foot in America. Wen, suppose the com
pany has the privilege of hiring whom II
pleases, and is welcome to its rat-eating tiagos as
no other company here would have such trash
around its works. But predict that the com
pany will soon get sick of its bargain, as a major
ity OF the men are reported as not being skilled
work men.
Joseph Small, while loading a lewis hole on
Goss ~ SmalPs quarry, got blown up and very
severely burned. Ii is thought he will lose the
sight of one eye. He has been taken to the Maine
General Hospital for treatment. AonHo Sanders
feel from staging, some 30 feet, to the deck of a
vessel and broke his leg, beside receiving internal
injuries.
DIR. Barton is dan serously i'll with the grip.
The three masted sch. Ralph MiIken, of
Bath, is loading New York paving for IT, NJ.
Thayer.
C.. e. Gray arrived from Ellsworth Saturday,
where he has been attending court.
Miss Susie Richardson of Isle an Iiaut, is visit
ing relatives at Green's Landing.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

SOUTHWEST liAEBpK, April Fl, 1891. Eugene
stanley will build a vessel On ~utlou'- Island for
the general reighlins huSiness. He ha7 the lun
Der nearly ready to begin work on her,
r. keene has sold his steam launch Rabbi
Ross 70 parties in Bangor and delivered her Iast
week. She made the run from :. ". lIarbor to
Bangor in ten hours and ten minutes, against a
head tide lie has new one of Sc feet ready to
launch. The boiler is of steel, built by Quinn Il
Co, Portland, and allowed steam pressure of l7~
lbs The engine, Of by stroke, wa built in
Bangor by f. J.. O5-Ooj. She is lifted with a
Knowles independent steam pump for feeding
the boiler and piped for other purposes She has
also an insPiIator and one brass hand pump ana
all these are pped for feeding the boiler in case
one gives out. she is fitted with condensers ana
the feed water passes through heater before
entering the boiler The hun is of very pretty
model and the inside work is of nari wool finish.
ed in oil, shcllac and spar composition. The avn
ing is Of narrow matched boards and can he en-.
closed by storm curtains when stormy ana rolled
up in far weather. She is named for a Boston
gentleman, ;. v 4. Hunter
Paving cutting is good on ,omes sound About
ten large coasters have loaded there thus far TIL.
spring
sands Stanley j. putting up a private dwelling
cottage.
The herring weirs in this vicinity are nearly
completed.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
News Of the oranges.

The dedication Of the new hall of Seaside
Grange, Belfast, on the 18th inst was very pleas
ant affair. The exercises were public and n large
srowd was In attendance The program embraced
music by the choir, recitatons, singing a drama
entitled male Cook clog dancing, picnic supper
and dancing. Music by Gilmore and Midget
Mr. Martin b. Hunt, of Belmont, Master of the
H.aine state grange. returned home from Lewis
ton last week where he met the Executive board
of the order. Mr.. Hunt says that the affairs OF
the grange are moving along quietly, and it will be
his aim to follow in the footsteps OF his lamented
predecessor. Mr.. Hunt has issued Il circular
letter to all subordinate oranges in Maine officially
announcing the death Of the Hon. Rufus Prince
late master and his succession to the Master
chair. He recommends that all oranges hold
memorial services, in June, in memory of the late
Master, Hon. Rufus Prince.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

The Belfast correspondent of the Bangor Com
mercial says: Mrs. Lucius +. Mcdonald, daugn
ter of the late Nehemiah Abbott. in looking oven
the contents of box that had been disturbed ion
several years found quite a number of Old books
and papers heir looms from her ancestors. Among
them was valentine once belonging to her great
great grandmother The picture ON 1t appears like
steel engraving and the words set to music. Ii
has the date III on it. Another relic of interest
diary written in 1890 by Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller OF
Sandwich Mass, who aunt of Margare
Fuller. Among the bound books is "The Specta
tor published in I'LL, book of sermons by sam
uel Clark, ID. d., rector of st. James, Westmin-
ster,published in London in 1874. This book differs
from similar work of our day, besides the use OF
for s, in the free use of capital letters The ser
mons are made up chiefly Of quotations from scrip
ture bearing directly upon the subject, Several
novels were in the box published in the 18th cen
tury, besides some in the early part of the 18th cen
fury. The style of several differs from most of oul
novels, the story being told in the form of letters
One just read by your correspondent entitled
"Julia De ROubeghe, a sentimental novel, pub
lished by Henry Mckenzie, in Philadelphia in us.
Is written in this style. 1t odd to see the first
word of each following page printed Just below the
last word on the preceding These books are all II
the Old style leather binding
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
Good TemplarS,

The Grand Lodge of Maine Good Templars as
sembied in Lewiston April 18th The forenoon
session was occupied in comforting the grand de
gree upon great number of candidates. In the
afternoon an amendment to the constitution, limit
ing the age of applicants for membership to /.
years and over was made. The Chief Templal
read the annual report of the Secretary, who re
ported the total membership as 1892. The District
Lodges are in good working condition in each
county. The Vice Templar and ex Superintendent
Of Juvenile Temples reported. Chief Organizer
Hamilton organized 30 new lodges, recognized
and performed large amount of service He re
ports strong temperance sentiment in the State
This was followed by the financial report. The
following officers were elected Grand Chief Tenn
plar, Col. A. s. Bangs, Augusta; Councillor, Frank
t. Dexter, ,Springvale; Vice Templar, Lizzie b
Belfast; Treasurer, Frank J.. Gipson, Stetson
Marshal, A. d. Cole, East Livermore; Superinten
dent of Juvenile Temples, Emily f. Cain, Water
Vile
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
state Normal School. CastIne.

The graduating exercises Of this school occul
June 4th. Rev. Irving b. Mower, of kcnnebunk
port graduate of the school, will preach the
mon. The following class parts have been as
signed Naledictory, Edgar L. Dove, Palermo
Salutatory, Miss Bina jackson, Milford; Poem
Miss Clara W. Tapley, Brooksville; History, Miss
Lena Rumery, Jonesport; Essa, S, Miss ennie A
Meserve of Jefferson and Leslie ID. Ames, Lin
coin lille
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

"No Rosn' originated with and belongs to Brus-
sells soap and it is insult to a customer and a
base fraud to connect it with other and inferior
soaps. Housekeepers should remember this, and
insist upon having the genuine brussels soap It's
economical
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

dead eye machine to Bath.
ACCIDENTS. Mr. 5. G. Bicknel While at work
Friday hricking up the new boilers for the shoe
factory, ha'i two fingers badly TANNED MIR. Jor-
dan Wentworth, while engaged in splitting wood
Friday, missed his stick of wood and struck his
left thumb, nearly seyering it.
Mr.. viii A. Walker who since December has
acted as of the clerks at Hotel North, left yes
terdhy for Ninalhavcn, where he will spend few
days before opening the Arcadian House at Cas-
tine for the summer. Mr. Walker has made host
OF friends since his stay in the city and it is hoped
that he i'll return after the summer season is over.
kennebcc journal 18th.
The Harry Iindley Company, which began a
week engagement at the Belfast Opera House
Monday evening, has had good houses, and as on
former visits met with much favor. The plays for
the remaining evenings Of the week will be an
nounccd by the small bills. Mr.. Lindley comes to
Belfast every year ana is very popular. The low
price Of admission is within the reach all.
FAST DAY. The DAY va d quiet one in Belfast.
Public places, shops and factories We're closed,
and in the evening union services were held in the
Baptist Church. In the afternoon there was an
animated game OF bail on the common by young
stors led by 'Wcc" johnson on one side and
Ebert stevens On the other. "Wccs" nine won,
the score staniins - to L. The Belfast Rifle, Rod
and Gun oiuh hai practice shoot on thcir Con
sre7s Street groun|s.
poe ANp CATS. Mr., p. \, >smborn recently
painted fine portrait of Victor, the dog owned
hy MIR, Charles II. Coomns. The picture is on ex-
mbtion at the store of X. II. Cooinbs & Son, and
i warmly praised for its faithful portraiture and
accurate cplorng Saturday the portraits Of two
cats owned by Mss +. II Alden-Don and Jack
t,tl.j,
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

The W. Q. T, T.. will meet with Mrs. A. II.
Clark, Main street. saturday at ; o'clock p. m. All
are invited.
Mr.. John Dollon, Western Union lncmnu with
Mr.. Levi Clay, is making repairs on the line he
tween Belfast and Burnham. MANY new poles
wi be erected. 1t is thought the repairs Mil hr
completed in two weeks.
Mrs. +. u. Townc and son, Albert b. Towne.
are on their way from Nevadl and are expected To
arrive in Belfast Friday. TIE body of Alr. L. u.
Towne will arrive few days later and Win be
buried in Grove cemetery.
We indebted to the composer for longfcl
lows "Good Night Beloved" set to music by Mis-
Mae elaby, Of Bangor. The piece is dedicated
''To my friend, Helen Winslow Potter" and il
published by George ;. Nhsby, Bangor.
! The mosquito fleet sailed from our harbor Mon
day two small echooncrs and one sloup. The
boats We're those Of Albert Robbins, Fitl ratlrr
son and Samuel Robbins, and were bound for tine
islands down the bay to procure CLAIMS for i7h
| bait
The wholesale stores where grain and feed are
kept are more less infested with rat and mice
AT the store VI SHau x otbvy. Belfast. four Outs
are kept, who make it lively forthe roicuts. Whom
y barrel is moved a cat is On haui to- pounrr ou "a
mouse that may hc conccalcl
To HoHsEuEN. The Muigytt Bros Belfast,
call the attention Of horseme to thcir Stood stan
lion ihaekambau, Ihc hor5c la L rccorl w Is
and has produced some fac horses. People are
giving much att ntion % fine horses and lhr mcr
it's Of lhackambau should not Ne overlooked
MI Ben Iia1cltiuc writing from seattle, Wa -h-
ington says "liad some iiea Of coming ID Icl-
simmer I;tNp tri, ON n ~, fr tt,.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

A Maine paper tells Of a man who cures pa
ralysis by looking at the patient. That is moth.
ing. We have often heard of persons who
could paralyze others by look.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.


Wallace, Liberty, Winfield S. Carver Vinalhaycn,
and Ellery Bowden, Bucksport, have been APP
pointed Justices of the Peace and Quorum.
The funeral Of the late Timothy &. Rich took
place Friday afternoon from his late residence.
Rev H. l.. Griffin of the hammond street Congrega-
uonal church oiciated and the Apollo quartete
rendered several beautiful selections. There was
Il very large attedance at the funeral. Bangor
Daily News
The Belfast Water Company VIII begin to lay
new service pipes May first. superintendent Bird
says he has more orders now than he had last year.
and that the business outlook for the company Is
good He says he is pumping 100000 gallons "f
water daily which supply will largely increase as
warm weather comes on. \ hrgc amount Of water
Is wasted.
The government obigcs mail agents ON the train
to have what is known as Il face label 70 70 with
every package of letters. The label contains
printed directions where the package j. to be sent
The agents nave 70 pay for THY printing OF these
labels ont of their salary 1t would seem As though
the government should furnish the printing As it
does the material
I>soINENCY CorEr. The following Is the nus
ness Of the Insolvency Court, heli n Belfast last
week Richard II, ward Of TroN, warrant u mes
ScuEer returned, and Isaac =. Head of Troy,
chosen assignee. Westhrook u Thomas NJ Scars
mont, warrant issued, rctu1uhlr MAY -. William
Q apinney Of Belfast, petition dled and warran
issued, rcturnahle May -.
Metal for building pun loses II quite extensively
used in belfast. Tie metal covering ON the front
Of Mr.. Gcntbner- stable il similar N that oh Nil.
Stckncy's building, and Is ornamental ~ We'll as
useful. Mr.. john stewart Is covering the new roof
Of bf- dwelling Fi4n Mn NtD
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

The New i ork Herald remarks that the Ital-
ian Premier is opening his eyes to the fac,
that, in the expressive lingo of the wild West
he has ''bit off more than he can chew"
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

People had begun to question the Bangor
salmon stories, and now 20-pounder is cred.
tied to Samuel Drinkwater. Guess we shall
have to swallow that
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

Hampstead Washburn, Mayor-elect of Chi
cago, has maintained the reputation of the
family. He got there.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

MI II, G. Prince, of BuckGeld, an Mr.. +. r.
"yman, local editor OF the Waterville Sentinel,
have bought the Naterville Mail and will con
tinue the publication Of the paper, having ptr-
chased the plant and list.
The Republican journal., 1891-04-23

The April term OF the s. j. Court Tor Wudo
county opened IN this city Tuesday, Judge Virgin
presiding. Rev. II. T. Hack offered PRAYER. I'll,
following ulcers are in attendance
Tileston Wadlin, Clerk
AnScl W adsWorth, Sheril
Brown, County Attorney.
a g Caswel, j. w Wallace, John +. Avcrill
W. Il. + TWombly and Charles +. Bowen, Dcput
>heriilS.
J.T. Aye,iu, Crier
A. II. Miller Messenger.
Charles Q. BaIrows, Court Reporter
flRS JURY. +. A. Dickcy, Northport. foreman
Charles ;. Adams. ScarsmOnt: AIunXo T. Beck
with, Belfast; Reuel NJ. Berry Unirv. : H. Berry
Montyille; Charles II. Boyd, Monroe John i
Briggs, Belfast, James +. Brown, liberty; - q
Bryant. Palermo; ;. q. Crockett, Frankfort Byrol
Cross Knox: Alvin II. Ellis, SWanvile.
SECOND JURY. W. II. CHM, Prospect foreman
Thomas W. Gilkey, l.lcsboro; Atwood a. Gilmore
Searsport; {. r. Goodwin, Winterpurt, rhnea-
Goodwin, Burnnam; u. A. Greer, Belmont. Eutu-
bard, Belfast; Arson Know lton. Erection: Chas
a Icvenseller, aldo, Edward II. NJ ylick, Troy
ioward NJ. Small, Thorndke
81 fERNtMERAIHES y. Thomls. LincolnVille,
". i. Thompson, Wnterport John 4. Walton
Belfast David Weber, >eaI7port
Messrs. Reuc NJ. Berry Unity, and Rufus +
Hartman, OF stockton Springs. were excuse,
from jury duty
The following lawyers from out Of town wcr,
preset; W. II. Fosler, Rocklana; +. j. Martin
rtt-teld. ". Z. Philbrook, Water,iIlc Iamc
Libby, .Tr., Unity, Hiram Bis, Washington, /
NJ Partridge, stockton Springs " I. {. Euunrs
Searspor..
The Grand jury began work Tuesday.
The docket was called but no cases were read,
for trial ana the iuric- We're cNcu-ed unH Thurs
LAY morning
From appearances the term will pc q short one