The Republican journal., 1891-08-20


Metlnks If thou coullst in quiescence lie
FOR one full day twerc better for mankind
FOR them that dwell the sounding coast hard by,
fOr them that homes untathomable find
And so ia say, had the sovereign power,
We're all that is subjected To my viii
For but one 'ay, one minute, or one hour
whist am rcigning, Sea- do thou be stilI."
John kendrick Bangs, in Harper's Weekly
The regular term Of the County Commissioners
Court began in this city Tuesday.
Mayo 4 White, manufacturers o summer drinks.
had busy time last week, putting M more than
hundred dozens daily. They supplied the camp
ground with large quantities
d. j. w. tombstone OF Bangor, who was stop
ping at Northport, drove to this city on Friday
with team that attracted much attention. It
consisted Of fine carriage and a pair dc In.
dian ponies. The names Of the animals reachcd
nearly to the ground.
Prof. +. W Gowen arrived In Water, lille from
the West August 10Th. He has been lccturing in
New York and Indiana since the first Of ast NAV
with excellent success. Mr. Gowcn has Won hlgl
regard as a Prohibition speaker and worker In his
home state and over the nation.
DEER SEEN IN BELFAST. Nlr Charles Mclin.
ley, who lives IN the suburbs Of Belfast, while
| haying In his meadow recently, cav tHo deer-il
doe ana fawn. Judge johnson was Immediately
| notified, and is now debating whether To go into
Aroostook county or remain at home this fail.
The Compound Rheumatic Oil company have
men on the road selling their medicine III coun
mission In order to introduce it an agent Viii ralI
at every house in the vicinity visited An the Ip.
cal drug stores have the medicine on the counters
me medicine is neatly put up and very attractive.
Mr. Robert DAVIS, Of Camden. has Been In th,.
Clty buying logs for peculiar purpose. Mr.. MI
fany, of Philadelpha, VINO owns an elegant cor
tage near the hote at Dark lIarbor IS To build i'm
that vicinity log house for the use OF bi, SON,
and the Bangor market was called luloa tor th.
material 1t WIN he vrrv ornaulnutIl r6 I'M ir,a..
attractive resort. Bangor Commercial.
When snIIiym's train was coming down ,at1
day morning, 1t met hani ear with four section
men Just below Broon7 village. The section men
had made mistake IN time, ami vere not aware
Of the approach Of the freight train. collision
was unavoidable, and the four men jumpcI fr
their lives, and fortunately maize safe landing
The engine struck the hand car completely dcmol.
ishing it. the pilot Of the engine was -uncW h.t
damaged
A COOP corr. Mir Weston Deaue, or tryru,m
/ is the owner of three months old colt thtt is
hard to beat lie Is jet black with white points, b
perfect beauty in every respect and uursemen -ty
| that with good training he Mill uuiouDtedv make
a fnst one. He sired by a son ot "OIympa-
and out OF very fine "Joe .aIwiu mare Mr
p. has been offered fancy licc tor ii but Intends
to Keen IT.
TIE tIuHcua~ Rcy u. ~ PIERCE ha~ coso4
his labor- With the Baptist church il his cjty lie
was engaged for three months and the time hau
ing expired his work ceases. MIR and MR. Pierce
have made many friends while here. amt thr hest
wishes Of our people win % with them Wherever
they may settle. rev Nh. hirmau ot Auhuru
state Missionary OF the Cni.crsaIi,t preached in
Belfast on SUNDAY. AT the CLOSE OF the meeting
he took q liberal collection for m -sions
saturday man oil rrutrncs wa. Observed l.an
ing against the Belfast National Bank. lis prr.
ence there excited curiosity AMI every body ", u.
dered who he was. The man had lost both legs,
but one wa supplemented with yaod Tuc telov
had Just served a thirty day- sentence NJ Belfast
Jail for drunkenness and wanted To- .ct 10 iIulaf
| City Marshal llnoWlton had obtained Il pass Cor
him, but as the boat dd NOT % until next .av Nh,
man was obliged 70 remain Quarters verc rro
yided At the Belfast jail but the man Will ro ctrc
to visit that Institution until he VA Obliged ID
Not having a cent of money be Thought he might
derive some satisfaction by leaning against the
National Bank. Sunday morning Ne touN ul- dc
parture.
A,pIptNr o> nut IlEHoR Nr. Wmtu
Nno~iton accompanied Dy Mis- Mabel became OF
Belfast, and Miss Fannie Timer. of Rorhlana, Was
rowing On tne hulIor on Thursday evening la-t
ana visited tie steam urcd4cr Plymouth RoeA
near ',oose river. Whyn leaving tnc jre3lcr Mr.
huowtou got into the loaf To assist the n,j'c- On