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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

Resolutions on the death of J. +. Mcdowell
adopted by south Montyille Grange No. ri Il
OF II sept. 10Th, 1891. Whereas, Brother !
+. Mcdowell has been removed by the hand
of an all wise Providence, in the maturity
OF manhood and the tullness Of his intellect
from this life and all its active duties and as
soclations, and whereas, our Brother was, without
realizing 1t himself a leader and wise counselor in
our order therefore.
Resolved, That this Grange has met with an lr-
repaiable loss We shall miss his pleasant ANA
cheerful countenance, his warm and friendly grasp
of the hand, his wise and conservative counsel .
his active ceaseless and untiring efforts to build up
the order and advance the cause OF agriculture
Resolved, That the cause of humanity, equity and
the eternal principals Of right living nave lost Il
most worthy advocate
Resolved, That the sympathies of the members
of this Grange go out to the berevcd family Of our
dear Brother i'll their time of a1lction. Our loss i,
indeed small compared with theirs; we have lost a
brother In the order, friend and co-w0rker: they
have lost a faithful and loving husband, Il kind
and cherished counselor.
Voted, that a copy OF these Resolutions be for
Warded to each of the Belfast papers for publica
ton also copy to the family of the deceased and
that they be entered ON the records.
G. f. RANDALL, Committee
o. +. RANDALL, on
HATTIE A. GILMAN, ! Resolutions
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

The schools in Central District began for the
school year last Monday. The attendance In all
the grades is unusually large-Sl pupils registered
IN the High school the first day slight change
has been made in the course Of study In the High
school, French and Greek have been dropped and
mental arithmetic added. The chemical laboratory
has been refurnished, new apparatus put In and a
supply OF chemicals bought. Miss Harmon re
tires from the High school rs second assistant and
Miss Mcdowell in the Lower Grammar is super.
ceded by Miss Bertha Bird. A 50 pound bell has
bceh put upon the high school building, and will
ring half hour before each session; also for the
opening and closing of the schools and for recess.
Mr.. Mariner, the janitor has done a great deal
of effective work in and upon the buildings during
the summer, including reshingng and painting
the roofs of two of the buildings, fitting up the
lflgh school laboratory, and giving the seats,
benches ana furniture In all the rooms coats OF
paint or ShellaC, as needed
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

The Boston papers state that Mrs \. ". LarAin
of Lynn, has sued the widow of William Picker
Ing, jr of Salem. IN the sum of $1,000 for aieni-
ton OF the affections OF Mr.. Larkin. The case
has local interest, as Mrs. Pickering Il a native
of this city anG in her husbands life time the
family spent their summers here. The following.
special TO the Boston Evening Record shows now
the matter is regarded in Salem
SALEM, Sept. -. Mrs. Pickering, who ht- been
sued by Mrs l-arktn, of Lynn, is we'll ami favor
ably known here and has the entret into good 81.
ciety. Her husband was at the head of the PROM
nent coal firm Of Pickering n Co., and when he
dled LETT his widow and three children well pro
ylded for. She is a rather attractive looking
lady and has always borne good name. Her
residence at l5J Lafayette street, i4 one Of
the hnest on tins street of fine residences. Mrs.
flckerlnE has received her instructions from her
counsel and beyond the remark that 1.-The charges
are absurd VIII have nothing to say on the dis;-
greeable subject and no amount of questioning can
after her determination. Her neighbUrs speak in
nigh terms of her and scout the idea that there is
any foundation in fact to the charges made against
her.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24
The Proposed Electric Railroad to sortnport

Messrs 7 7. Robinson and ". 3. Ferguson OF
Boston, representing the Thomson Houston Flee
trlc Cos were In Belfast last Thursday, and to-
gether with Messrs. Joseph Williamson, r. F.
Peirce and p. G. PIERCE, viewed the route of the
proposed electric railway to Northport Camp
Ground. The electricians report the route ms
feasible and easy to build upon and express the
opinion that the road will be built and in opera
ton In the near future. The route has been sur.
veycd by H. T.: farrow, Esq, of Belmont, and a
map and profile plan made of It, The proposed
road follows the present carriage road, and It's
Camp Ground terminus Will he a short distance
week making further arrangements In regard to
no lo4b % =
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

The annual fair and cattle show of the Waldo
county Agricultural Society viii be held at their
Park Tuesday and Wednesday sept 29th and Goth
Liberal premiums and purses offered, and
good display and fun Attendance are expected
me managers have been untiring in their efforts
to Improve the Park both as to utility and beauty
ana 1etl tat they deserve the support and patron
age OF the public. The lower hall has been en-
aIScd and greatly improved New windows have
been pat IN and floors and walls made neat and
udy. All indoor exhibits Will be made in this
nail On NE second day Of the fair picnic din
her WhI be served in the upper hall. 1t is hoped
mat az those from distance will Join in making
TINS ne" feature enjoyable. Better facilities than
usual VIII be offered for the display Of flowers
and contributions IN this department are respect
fully solicited
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24
The Case of County Attorney Brown.

Governor Burleigh's letter to John W. Mitchell.
secretary of the Peoples Prohibitory Enforce
ment League, on the subject of removing from
office County Attorney Brown, of Waldo, reads az
follows
The matter Of the removal of "A County Attorney
by the Governor is grave one. lnasmuch as the
constHntionality of the law under which authority
to accomplish this purpose was granted has been
called in question In the public press, feel it my
duty to ask for the opinion of the justices of the
supreme judicial Court rs to its constitutonaIity
now that proceedings have been instituted for the
removal of one of the County Attorneys. | have
therefore, forwarded TO Chief Justice Peters uues
lions bearing upon the subject for the consdera
ti0n of the court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

CAMDEN. The wife and child of Samuel Over
who were burned in the fire Tuesday morning,
Sept. II. have both died from their injuries The
child died that night, the mother the following
morning. The Camden Wooden Co. is having a
large boarding house erected near the mill. C. r.
Brown is doing the work. The young ladies' of
the Camden Walking Club d. o. s., have decided
to deposit in the Rockland Savings Bank, S42 10
as nucleus for lecture fund for ST. Thomas
Church Capt. j. T. Conant and family have
moved into "Brookside" cottage for the winter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24
Fair Of the West Waldo Agricultural Association.

Fair Of the West Waldo Agricultural Association.
The annual fair ana horse trot of the West Wa
do Agricultural Association took &c ut the
Georges River trutiinE y RI ANT at Han ST.
George in Liberty sept. l-th and 18TH. The en-
tries at the hail We're but few The people did
not appear to understand that they were expected
To bring things there. The committees appointed
for that duty either did not know of their appoint
ment or could not or would not serve. There
were no committees present at any rate, W.
o. Twitchell doing all there was done, There
was very fine display of fruit and vegetables
which might have been quadrupled If an effort
had been made to get them out A. D. Mathews
had several varieties of grapes, pears and plunla
on exhibition. Ilcwelyn Ludwick had on the
tables p varieties of apples VIII Foy, of Mont
Vile. had also p varieties OF ap pies and tomatoes
G. II. Cargill exhibited - varieties of apples. L.
b. Carr had several kinds of apples ana the Brad
shaw plum. Mrs. Alice Know lton had fine dis
play Of tomatoes, did several others. VIII
Greeley had a splendid display OF vegetables OF
nearly every descriptions William Baker, of
Montvilie, viii foy, of Montvillc, and f. E,
Carpenter, of Liberty, had fine vegetables on ex-
hbtion. VIII foy had some fine corn. +. {.
stevens, of Unity, had ON exhibition seven yare
ties of onions, all of which We're very fine. lie
also had potatoes that he said Yielded hushel
from five hills. He called them the white ee-
plant, hut they differ In appearance from the 20,
tato of that name grown In this vicinity.
The fancy articles were meagre, consisting Of
some very flue articles hy Mrs W IL. Moody amt
some fine paintings from the brush of Mrs. G. II
Cargil. There were also some very nice pictures
in the hall hung 10y Dr. Porter and others.
The exhibition OF stock at the grounds was rot
large but of very good quality. The brood mares
ana colts of every from foaIs to four years od
were numerous and fine. As we have been unable
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

Capt. John q. Small died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Abby +. kimball on Pleasant
street last Thursday In early life Capt. Small
was engaged in the coasting trade, commanding
for many years the packet schooner Cameo, plying
between this port and Boston. Several years ago
on account Of Ealing health he retired from the
sea, and has since resided here and done such
work caring for public buildings, etc. Those
who knew him best pronounce upon him that best
of an cncomiums "Ie was an honest man"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

i local in the Aroo>took Democrat says:
1--WE are fun e we 20 to press" Evidently
The prohlbitory Law ueed> to be enforced in
I'rl.-Lne ! .ln.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

GREENS LANDING. Stmr Castinc OF the Belfast
ana Bar HdrDor route made her first landing he re
thc ION, ana our merchants are much pleased in
having boat connection with Belfast, as they saw
they can buy certain kinds of goods cheaply in
Belfast as In Boston, besides saving !; large amount
In freight. Miss NJ. V. Colby returned the 18th
from three weeks visit to Mrs. j. W. Sleeper of
Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

|
behalf of the Waldo County Agricultural Society,
requesting the presence of Governor Burleigh at
the fair sept. 80, a telegram was received ycster
day morning stating that the governor would at
| tend if possible.
Messrs. f. G. White, IL. &. Pitcher ami Geo. u.
McCrillis, Of this city, went TO Rockland Monday,
as witnesses in the case of 5. z. Prescott vs. son,
L. Snow and owners, for damage a cargo of
| hay, Pm bought a cargo of hay of Mi. White,
which damaged by rain while on board the
vessel. PIN. refused to accept the hay and MI.
White sued and recovered its fun value Now Mr.
Prescott wants damages from the vessel.
NoRTHroRrs Boon. Arrangements have Been
made to hold Chautauquan Assembly at North
port Camp Ground the last fun week III August
1872. The Camp Meeting viii he held next season
at the same time a. this year ana q week viii in
| teryene before the Chautauqu ans assemble. THEY
will occupy what has for many years past Been
| the campmeetng week The auditorium l. "a We
built, and the lumber will he on the grounds this
| fall. Possibly 1t may be built tbia season, but If
not it will he erected early in the coming season.
This will enable meetings to Dc hcld IN stormy
weather. With the new hotel AN abundant supply
| Of pure spring water and The many minor In-
provcment5, prosperous future is assured to the
Camp Ground association. and the town ot North.
port viii largely beuedt from this prosperity THE
electric road to Belfast 70 he the only tHiu4
wanting, and its projectors -ay that the road vi.I
he built
ROBERTS EoH>~o~. Very PRETTY ard r0ra-
ant wedding took place Wednesday Sept IG. at
noon, at Tie home of Mrs.. james Jouc- ~ thi-
city when her sister Miss Isabel Roberts, was
united FL marriage wtth Mr. Bci ouiH Robinson
|,.p Pit.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

ing made the journey in two hours and forty eight
minutes. Bangor News of Saturday.
The Committee on Cemeteries is now at work on
the Eastcry avenue of the late extension to Grove
Cemetery. The avenue leads from the hillock on
which several graves have been made this season
to Belmont avenue.
The use of printed cards is now the prac.
tice at all The list of entries in each
class is printed on a card Of convenient Size and
all in the audience who to can keep the record
Of the various heats very easily
TnF CYCLEKs. Mr.. 5. q. swift who lately met
several Of the Maine Wheelmen i'll Portland, saws
they are united In pronouncing the Belfast meet,
held carly this season, the best time they ever
had q. The Belfast Wheclmen are attending the
Monroe fair in body
The shower OF Friday afternoon was but slight
here as compared with places a little West of US
There was considerable heavy thunder and sharp
lightning and the rain fell IN torrents here, but we
were unable to reach Boston by telegraph in the
evening on account OF wires being down.
The claim Of the County Commissioners to the
land occupied BY The westerly end Of Franklin
street is disputed by some Of Our citizens, who
say that the street has been in common use and
was Kept IN repair up to about twelve years ago.
The city authorities should Investigate the matter.
Mrs. WIN II. Thomas, Of East Belfast, received
& despatch last Thursday stating that her SON.
Wesley IIinckIey, was washed overheard and lost
from snip lroquois on the 2nh of June last while
on the passage from New York To san Francisco
Mt which port the vessel arrived on Wednesday
last.
Three blossoms Of night looming cercus at the
residence ~ Mr, and Mrs A. Nj. sawteIe drew
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

Mr.. George wilkins, of Lowell. Mass, whose
death recently announced, the oldest
brother Of Mr.. J. W. wilkins, OF this city. De
ceased was for many years engaged in the rlotH
manufacturing business, having at different times
been superintendent OF the Bay State mills at Law
renee, the Middlcs,X Corporation at Lowell, and
the mills at North Nassalboro, Me. lie had many
friends in this city
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

CENTRE KNOXVILLE. MIR. and Mrs j w Han
mum of Mlddieboro. Mass, accompanied bv Mr.
Z. f. Llndall the noted CoTnetist of Boston Alave
been spending the past week with Mrs iiani.,n,s
mother, Mrs. Geo. 5. Palmer
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

EBUCksroRT. Governor Burcigh and party
We're IN town last week. They went ON picnic to
Alamoosook and also visited the salmon works. A
grand reception was rendered then Thursday
evening.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24


IpIiIltAL POINTS. ID reply - inquiries
by The Boston Giube among the delegates 10
tht ha>>htAuNettH htpublcdn state tOuNtm-
ton a. TO the preference for President ia 1872
~ answers were received, Of which 372 fay
ored Blaine, a Harrison, ! Alger, > ex-Speak-
er Reed, Mckinney Lodge, I.asset; for
second choice, - Harrison % Blaine, % Nc
kinney - Alger' T. eX-Gov. Long and - had
no second cholGe..,'..f lower ana Nheehan We're
nominated ny the Democrats Of New ork for
Governor any Lieutenant Governor respective
y'''..l be Eepubilcan state Convention of
Massachusetts, held IN Boston sept. Ii, was
distinguished by aggressive enthusiasm which
recalled the convention Of 1883. which
deemed me state from lfutleri>m as this one is
expected TO redeem i from Ru>>eli,m. Hon.
Charles ii. Allen or Lowell was nominated for
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

! Ae Bangor Daily News has again taken up
ite sI5gett OF organizing 4 yacht club and
Boiling Te4aijao On PenOb>cOt Bay, ana we re-
Falht IT. article Oh the fourth page of this is
9ue. ~ - OF course. rs the News SAYS, TOO
ATE Tor "A race his fall, but none too soon to
organize yacht club and to arrange for con
tests the coming season. 4 CORRESPONDENT of
t1e News .aHN The plan of forming club,
tHhei composed wholly of citizens of Bangor
aAd brewer, )r having 1t general PenobScot
bay ASSOCIATION Is one to he considered" We
beg 70 suggest the organization Of the Penob-
scot Bay Yacht Club, 10 include all Yacht own
erN on the bay and river, and that the rules or
bylaws Of such club should be as brief and
simple a. possible The proper way to get at
It would be 10 yachtsmen in each city or town
70 get together and see what members c0uid
De had, and then appoint a committee to pre-
pare constitution and hy-laws This could
ne done by taking the rules of existing clubs
and revising them where necessary. We see
no reason why such club would NOT be a
great success, aflorling much pleasure to It's
members, while it would be the means of in
creasing the number Of visiting yachtsmen and
advertising our beautiful Peno5scot Bay.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

The death of Mr. Luther Kyer, isesboro, was
very sad. Mr.. Ryder was carrying sick baby in
his arms, and without a moments notice he was
stricken down with what seemed to be paraly sis.
He could not move and death came instantly. Mr.,
Ryder was man of much business ability and his
loss will be severely felt by the summer visitors
that place. The funeral was held last Thursday
afternoon.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

Halathiel y otis, Esd died suddenly at a m.
yestel iay q apope y, aged u years He was the
son of samuel otis, who came to Belfast prior to
lo:'' and who for many wears in trade at City
Point. Deceased vas clerk in his fathers store,
and later hat interest in the business of Samuel
OTIS 4 Go. He married Mary Ann, daughter of
Daniel f. Maddox, who died in 1856. Two chill
Iren-eamuel b. otis, of Boston. ana Abbie -,
wifi, of Or. 9. G. X ilgore, of Belfast-and sister
and brother, Miss NJ. J Otis and Albert b. otis
Esq survive MIN. For some Years past MIR. Otis
had not been in business, and lattery had lived
with his daughter, Mrs. G. c. kileore, at whose
home he diei. The funeral will take place satp"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

Mr., Lucy . Woods widow of the late Francis
Woods died at her home in Brooks september 10Th,
l>ll in the th year of her age. In early life She
became a Christian and joined the Methodist Epis.
copai church, OF which She was constant attend
ant and willing worker Her useful hands always
found something to do. Her life was always sun
ny and cheerful. She had the rare gift of seeing
the light when others could see only the dark As
a mother she was ever ready to make any sacrifice
necessary for the clmfort OF her children She was
the mother OF eleven children, seven of which sur
yiye her Until two weeks before she died she en-
ioyed the best of health, ami to all appearance 1t
seemed that she might be spared for some years to
come, She had been visiting her children in Mas
-aohnsrtt1 for the past year and hat Just returned
three weeks preyiou. to her sickness. She leaves
large circle of loving friends to monn tile loss,
but their assurance can surely be, that what Is
their loss is her gain.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

NitNNcH NoIlo- Mr ". y. Eaton, tbs -oaUI
p''Sf' ~ ''rah'' .eW'-t"", Is 20 play -.roud
'''' y" '"' Nhiiit' i'i,H H lhr great nohto-t at
''"''V" !" MORO" "NtN'tl the shutters aul
''''' anu an '""'''i hi7 presented MIN "ih 4
l, F""'7 Y .' ""'h ri lAi- ".ta-''A.
'' '''''''9 "'' sort Oh combination &Htsr, one
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with Ramon, I,-t s,.a.., , ,nt 1,. ,
mourners ~ INA city NM -,iIl. ,,,.,,,t, L,
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larly every fan nj louo h. the ,4n,Ia ,,r
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port SATURDAY FOR Arr rr,y roma b,.t,,..,, III,
fast, Deer Isle ard E,r u.rlnr ,,,...... .
will be made Mt IsIp-boro WIN, tj,, st..,,,, .,
bria ana at Belfast vim ne l,-t,,,, l., u
trips n week are tp ne ,uadp 1,,. I,.,.. ,..
mcrc{al says at womb -..,, a. &C. n
would nav ~ th. R,.lf,.t ,,,,,..l,o,.. Ill.,
factllrers are having cnnsidproIln MANIA H. ,t.
direction and have to depend ON sn,aII ..os.i :,
II. The Lucy r. Miller Is making Nor t,f,. v.,,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-24

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-15
MORNING APPEAL
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We will pay the above reward for any
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Sick Headach Indigestion, Constipa- l.
ton or CostivenesS, we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when
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QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express and Passenger trains
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train lining Cars attached TO fast
mail tllIns between Truckee and Og-
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