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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. September g. 1892

CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Hon. S. l.. Milliken
addressed the citizens of this, his native
town, Aug. ;j1st. The hearty applause indi-
Gated the appreciation Of large audience.
THE school in Dist. No. began Sept. 9Th,
under the instruction of Mr.. John Erskine.
Miss Abbott has been engaged as teacher in
Dist. No. 4. The Free High School at Nc
Farland's Corner will be taught by Mr.. Cain,
OF Palermo. Mrs. Clara Palmer, Mrs. Har-
mon and Mrs. Fred Waterhouse and family,
are enjoying Northport for a few weeks J..
number of our citizens attended the
Washington campmeeting Sunday Aug. 4.
1.-The members of Union Harvest Grange
are making extensive Improvements on their
hail. line Grange sewing circle held their
first meeting the afternoon of Aug. Sth.
THoRNDIKE. Several of our citizens at
tended the Eastern Maine State Fair at
Bangor and report very favorahly of the
numerous attractions and of the fine exhibit
OF live stock A fall term Of school began
at the Station last Monday, instructed by
Mr.. NJ. w. SWEET, of Knox ....Mr. Daniel
Lalnpher and Mr. Hosea Hubbard are send
ing dressed lamb and mutton to the Boston
market. They report the market as rather
dull, only first class meats selling readily.
....NisS Mabel Higgins resumed her duties
as teacher IN the Kmball school last Mon
day. Miss Bertha Hllman, of Troy, begins
Il term of Free High school i'll the Files dis
trlrt this week.. Grain threshing is now III
order, and farmers report the crop as yield
ing very Well. MIR. Will Flint and brother
are attending the Maine Central Institute !:
also Misses Alice and Ida Roberts of this
town.. Farmers are beginning to harvest
the potato crop, which will he rather light
contracting 7" pay 80 cents per hrshel, and
many farmers will market direct from tile
field.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
DIED..

ANDREWS. In Camden, Aug o. Carrie +.
Andrews. aged - years, months and days
tloSSDN. IN Searsporr. sept. i, Capt. Freeman
Clossou, aged - years, months and - DAYS.
CDoMRS. In Belfast, Sept. &, Alice Nj, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Philip q. Coomh~, aged year,
months and Is days.
HILLS. In Belfast, Aug. 81, Clara, daughter of
Emerson and Alice Hills, aged ; years.
JOHNSON. In Camden, Aug y Charles John
son, aged 50 Years
JENKINS. In Monroe, Sept. 4, Everett jenkins.
aged 80 wears, months and Il days.
kALER. In Scarboro Aug. 30, Otis kaler, aged
16 years, formerly of Winterrort.
Mckenzie. In Belfast, sept. s. Mrs. Lydia
Ann Mckenzie, aged ~ wears.
PENDLETON. In sanford, Aug. 81. Mrs. Abby
A. Pendleton, aged - years.
RYAN. In Searsm"nt, Aug 81 Daniel {. Ryan,
aged y wears and months.
ROBINSON. Drowned, three miles from Isle
Haltt, Monday, Aug. %, VIM. $. Robinson, aged
IS years.
TWITCHELL. In Pleasant Valley, Ell Dorado
Co, California, July y, Asa c. Twitchell native
of Maine, aged 10 years.
TUCKER. In Belfast. Sept. g. Jacob d. Tucker,
aged Il years and months.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08

Mrs. D. c. Littlefeld and son, of Water
Vile, recently visited her sister, Mrs. F. ].
Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawriston Ciliey, of Brooks,
We're in town last week visiting Mrs. Susan
Towle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wentworth, of Bel
fast, visited the family of H. 7. Scribner
recently.
Herman Chase arrived last week from
Hudson, Mass, where he is employed as
night Waterman in box factory.
Mrs. L. Y. Ellis, who is visiting at c. O.
Fernald's, is on the sick list Her husband
arrived recently from Washington, d. C..
j. B. Dow, wife and daughter, Miss Kitty,
who have been visiting the family of w. n.
Dow, have returned to their home in Cam
bridgeport, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Carter, of Danvers
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman Moulton,
of Boston, arrived last week and are visit
ing Mr.. Asa Carter.
Samuel Nichols and family, who have
been visiting his sister, Mrs. I'll. L. Scribner,
the past week, have returned to their home
in Philadelphia.
Delbert f. Nickerson is at home from
Lowell, Mass, and will take ID vacation of
five weeks. He is employed as night watch
man III cotton factory
E. W. Seavey, Miss Nellie Dorr, Geo. w
Nickerson, Stillman Flood, H. I. Scribner
and Wife, NJ. G. Massure, Miss Nellie Scrib-
ner, f. II. CleaVes and wife, attended the
Eastern Maine Fair at Bangor last week.
a large party from Belfast and Northport
drove to Swan Lake last Sunday, and had a
picnic dinner in Cottrells cottage. There
We're thirty-fve in all. Those We knew We're
the Misses Lon and Blanche Carter, Mr..
Henry Brown, and a Mr.. Thompson. They
returned home by the way of Maple Grove
Campmeeting.
There We're over two Thousand people at
Maple Grove Campgroumd last Sunday.
Many able speakers We're in attendance dur
ing the ten days of campmeeting and a large
number OF converts were made. A baptism
was held at Goose River last Sunday after
noon. The grounds have been improved
very much since last year. Dr. j. l. Brown S
beautiful cottage adds much to the looks of
the place. Mr. Hanson says he will have Il
person to every tree in Maple Grove next
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
Strong Witnesses.

Among the thousands Of testimonials of
cures by DR.. Miles new Heart Cure, is that
of Nathan Allisons, well-known citizen of
Glen Rock, Pa, who for years had shortness
of breath, sleeplessness, pain in the left side,
shoulders, smothering spells, etc. one bottle
OF DR.. Miles New Heart Cure and one box
of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter
Jaquet, Salem, N. j., is another witness,
who for twenty years suffered with Heart
Disease, was pronounced incurable by ply
sicians, death stared him in the face. Could
not lie down for fear of smothering to death.
Immediately after using the New Cure he
felt better and could lie down and sleep
all night, and is now a we'll man. The New
Cure is sold, also Free Book, by r. H.
Moody.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
We haze reaiIed FIFTEEN HUNDRED bottles Bela
7. H. FRANCIS & CO., Main St., Belfast, M.
--
Boston Produce Market.

Boston Sept. 3, 1892. The following are to-
oay quotations of provisions. produce. etc:
butter-New FORK and Vermont dairy. good to
cnoice' 2z42 3c; Eastern creamery. good To choice
d. II Sfc me above quotations receivers
prices Tor strictly wholesale lots.
Sheese-Northern choice full creams, at 8 IL
q loc: 1ahcy twins. lna1o lie; fair to good at 6
;, fgss,E2stern extras at pc; Vermont and New
Hampshire extras at 22c
Pouitfy-Nnrthen fresh-kied spring chickens.
Beans-New York, hand-pcked pea, at = 10.
marrow pea. - 90: choice screen pea. at 81 ~
~ 90 picked medium. %; choice yellow
40: hand picked. - SOAP go
HaN-Choce. S19o20: fair to good s11d1S:
E l.,. choice at SHIFT 30; poor to ordinary
=, fot"toes-Choice near by and native stock. .
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
NOTICES.

OFFICE ON niF SHERIFF. OH VALID. t#
STATE 0F MAINE. WALDO Cut.NlA $
August %, a. ID. 1892
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 21tl
~ August, \. ID. 1892, a Warrant IN lis,
was issued by Geo. L. johnson, Judge OF r'.
of Insolvency for said County ot Waldo
me estate of copartner>hip of SEEkIN~ S
ERTSON. adiudged TO he MsulYcut lie
petition Of said SeekiiS. lie being a uc.
san coIartnerShip, which petition was r' n.
18th 'IaN Of August, A. u. 1892, To viii
tereSi on claims is to be computed; tA.'
ment of any debt to OF by said Seel.r.-
partnership and the transfer and leIiHr
property by them are forbidden hy a7
meeting of the Creditors of said Seel,lu>
copartnerShip to prove ;Acir debts aH,lp
or more aSSignees of their estate. wit f.
a Court of Insolvency to be hohtpll a. tlt 4
Office in said Belfast, % the 4th day y
her, \. ID. 1892, at two o'cl"Ck i'm the .tf't
Given under my hand the 'Iate first ,tbo., S.
ANSEL WApSWORTH SIt
As Messenger Of the Court of InSolveu.-
Comfy of Waldo. 2w:i5
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
Plenty Of Goats to Make

And good prices per coat, from $500 N
according to the amount of work. - 4.
$500; d. b. Sack, $500; GETAWAY tfoo' MI
extra for silk facngs Surtout Coat soll
ply to f. c. KNIGHT A., NJ
3w34 RockiaI'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
BORN.
MARRIED.

ARCHIBALD STIMPSON In Belfast, Aug 81
by Rev. }. f. Tilton, Henry O. Archibald. of san
ford. and Miss Fostina simpson, of Belfast.
ColE-CoMSToCk In Kent. sherman Co.,
Oregon, Aug. p, 10y Rev. Mr.. Morrison, Geo VI.
Cole. of Monango, Dickey Co. North Dakota and
Miss Henrietta ComStock, OF Kent, Sherman Co.
Oregon.
NOSE- SPARROW. In Halldalc Aug. t. at the
residence OF W. VI. N0Se, 10y Rev. James Wash
burn, Ehen NoSe and Miss Clara +. sparrow, both
of Knox.
WATT HOFFSES. In Waldohoro, Aug q.
George 4. Watt and Miss Carrie w. lloltses, both
of Camden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
Teachers and Their Pay.
Evening Wisconsin.

Ii is a popular error to gauge the
work of teacher in the public
schools by the number of days in
the year and the number of hours
in the day that the schools are
formally in session. Not long ago,
in Germany, when the young EN-
peror pardoned a youth who had
been committed to prison for crime,
and directed that he be sent back
to the school which he had pre-.
viously attended and be kept "after
hours" every day for a year and
given moral instruction, one of the
Emperor's newspaper critics inquired
what the teachers in the school had
done, to warrant sentencing them
to such punishment Not only
does the faithful teacher often re.
main at work In the school building
long after in the afternoon, but it
frequently happens that the prepa.
ration of reports, the correction of
exercises, and other work, give her
occupation at her home at night. AT
least a portion of her Saturdays is
also devoted to duties in connection
with her work, and SO is a portion
Of her vacation. 1t is not right to
compare her position with that Of
clerk in store, for she has far
greater responsibility. There are
teachers who faithfully meet all the
requirements of their positions, and
who receive the mesger salary of
$50 a month. Whatever arguments
there may be for letting principals
and others who are better paid go
without an increase, the salaries of
the assistant teachers should no
longer remain as wretchodly made
quate as they have been for years,
and as they are even now, in this
hamboyant quadricentennial year of
Americas greatness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
SLE1GH1NG could not be better.

SLE1GH1NG could not be better.
N Hoes are higher than for several
years.
A GOOD subject to talk about
3 Mineral Point.
4 THERE is great activity in the
n revolver market.
4 A GOOD farm is advertised for
u sale by w. II. Dunn.
u MERRY CHRISTMAS to one and all
Il is the TR1BUNE's wish.
"RICu gifts wax poor when
L giyers prove unkind."
n ASK to see those extra fine
leather card cases at Hansco ms.
4 DON'T forget the Christmas trees
in the new p. M. lecture hall to-
1 night.
SHIPS laden with presents for the
several Sunday-schools of this city,
n have arrived.
MINERAL POINT is a good city to
trade in and our merchants are good
men to trade with.
TURKEYS are roosting out Of
81
sight-it takes fifteen cents to
possess single pound.
WooD is being hauled to this
market in large quantities, yet the
q price hovers around $500.
Il The teachers and scholars of our
Il public schools were let loose yester-
day for the holiday vacation.
EGGs are on the high road to a
nickel each. Hens are not being
chased up hill to any great extent.
AFTER the first of January next
the fee for registering letter will
be eight cents instead of ten cents.
The merchants of this city have
agreed to close their places of busi-
ness on Monday, this making ii a
holiday.
Our people awoke last Tuesday
morning to find it IL degrees below
zero, the coolest for the winter up
to that time.
THIEVES took from in front of
HalI's bakery one night recently, a
large pail more than half full Of
fresh oysters in bulk.
If within any reasonable distance
af Linden don't fail to attend the
concert TO be given there on the
evening of the 27th.
THE largest stock of mufflers,
neckties, gloves and mittens to be
found in southwestern Wisconsin
at Gundry, Gray & Co.'s.
No event during the holidays
will lead that of the banquet and
soiree by the Legate Post next
Friday evening. Don't miss it.
Mr.. Geo. Buss, who has for
years resided in the vicinity of
Cottage Inn, has purchased the
Simon Lanvon homestead in this
city.
Wuo wants to secure excellent,
reliable mare, weighing about ll75,
perfectly sound Of good color, and
roodster stock? Inquire at this
office.
THE ready comment of all who
have not visited Mineral Point for
year or two is: "What great inn
proyements. You have a grand and
solid little city"
CHRISTMAS is a day of memories,
a day Of good deeds, a day Of good
viii, day when self is forgotten
in the pleasure which we seek to
create for others.
THE east bound freight out Of
here aJ D. m. ran off the track
near South Wayne, causing the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
SUBSCRIPTIoN RATES.
The Local Field.
Good Things for The Holidays.

Good Things for The Holidays.
Albums, books, dressing cases
and card cases, innumerable, at.
uactive and appropriate gifts.
A full line of beautiful watches
for ladies and gentlemen, guaran-
teed to give full value for your
money.
Seeour elegant Xmas cards, books,
mirrors, rings, chains, pins, etc.
All the best and cheapest.
ISAAC DELLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

Are needful for the comfort
and protection of your feet,
and at this early date it is
necessary to purchase the BEsr
you can get We are always
looking for the highest grades
of goods, in shoes as wei! as
rubber goods.
WE HAVE
Cheap RUbJers and Arctjcs,
Such as Mems Artios at ooc.
Boys and Ladies' Artics at Use.
Rubbers az 10 cents aud up,
BUT ADVISE you always to pur.
chase goods you are sure of
wearing well. We have them
at The White House.
w. j. PENHALLEaoN, Prop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

RICHARDSON DANIELS Al the home OF
the brides mother bi the city, on Wednesday
evening Dee a. hy T.. Allen, sr.. SIR, Joseph
Richardson, and Misc Lizzie 4. Daniels, both
now ~ Chicago. but formerly o. Mineral
Point
There was large gathering OF friends TO
witness the ceremony and IL win prove a
memorable occasion 70 all Numerous valuable
presents were ohcerfuliy bestowed upon the
young couple, than whom none are more
worthy. After the holidays they win leave for
Chicago. whore Joe holds good position as
machinist The excellence and worth Of
character 80 graudly sustained By this young
man and woman places thom in the front rank
of Mineral Points best production. That they
partake fully Of the comforts and prosperity OF
life which they so well merit is the wish Of all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
WE HAVE
Read Every Line.

NCau ENGI LlliC.
Holiday buyers who want some
thing novel and good should read
and heed every line Of the follow.
ing:
SHOULD you wish to present any
one with a ring, chain, pin, watch,
or anything in the jewelry line,
don't fail to call and see my large
assortment. 5lw2 ISAAC DELLER.
Buy your Christmas candies Of J.
a. Spratler, he has an immense
supply of only the best and purost,
aud prices within reach of all.
TuE holiday novelties at Gundry,
Gray ~ Co.'s are decidedly new and
such as will prove sensible and
serviceable.
ALBUMS of all kinds, card cases
for ladies and gentlemen, and purses
in the finest of leather at j. j..
Hanscom 81 Co.'s.
BARGAINS in holiday goods at the
Popular Furniture Store of Alfred
Penhallegon u Co. Call early and
make your selections, as they are
going fast.
CHRISTMAS presents Of all kinds
for old and young at the very lowest
/ price, at J A. Spratler's,
ALL toys at IIanscom's will be
sold at less than cost.
Away Ahead.
Our candy supply for the holi-
days will be away ahead of all
competitors. 50w3 HENDRA Bros.
ALBUMS, books, dressing cases
aud card cases, inuumerable, at
tractive and appropriate gifts, at
Isaac Deller's. 51w2
LADIES' AND MIssEs' cloaks and
jackets are being disposed of re-
| gardless of cost at Gundry, Gray
81 Co.'s.
Tue finest line Of gift books ever
shown in the city at iIanscom
d Co.'s.
The Finest
Stock Of holiday China, Glass
ware, and Crockery in the city, at
Hendra Bros. 50w3
! HAVE IN stock beautiful line
Of ladies' and gents watches, and
will sell you an honest watch at
close price, and guarantee to give
| you full value for your money.
5lw2 ISAAC DELLER.
Go TO Eden & Blewett's and buy
Christina. presents for your friends.
ANY book not in our stock we
would be glad to get for you. J. J.
Hanscom & Go.
A run supply
Of hanging and base lamps at
prices that's almost equal to giving
them away, at Hendra Bros. 5Ow3
THosE elegant Xmas cards at
/ Isaac Deller's are entirely new and
/ the prices ore very low. 5lw2
The Mrs Van Deuseu patent cake
pans for sale only by Eden &
Blewelt. Mrs Van Deusen's super
/ ior cake recipes given with each
set Of pans. Splendid for Christmas
presents. Call and zee them. 5ltf
The lecture hall Of the new T..
In. church will be opened for
divine worship tomorrow morning
at l0:3o, Rev. S. r. Chubb will
preach. Subject; Gifts brought to
the manger. After the evening
sermon Mr.. Chubb will give a re-
49,. :.g. ..Ly;ab FaIt,uyabir
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
A Good Show Coming.

Mineral Point Opera House one
night only--Thursday Dec. 60
the famous Bradbury Comedy Co,
jolly lot Of players, supporting
the clever young author aud actor,
j. l. McCabe, aud the charming
coincidence, Rose Bradbury, in the
greau st Of All Irish comedies, writ.
ten anl especially adapted for this
company by J, L. McCabe Al
mission 20 cts; reserved seats 81 ots.,
on sale at IIanseom'r book store.
As an extra iuducement the manage
ment will give away elegant
presents. An tickets will entitle the
holder to chance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
Prowling Footballs.

Last Sunday night as Joseph
Quirk was passing the gate of the
second ward school, on his way
home, he was suddenly confronted
by a man who pointed reyolyer
at him, aud demanded his wealth.
Joe quickly knocked the revolver
out of the fellows hand, but before
able to do anything further was
grabbed by the throat by an able
bodied party from behind and
choked down to unconsciousness;
still he is Of the impression that he
was struck with something Of p
rubber nature, or sandbag. His
pockets were relieved of $l700,
the desperadoes considerably Ieay-
ing him $l.l0 for seed, SO to speak,
and his watch, which was out of
his pocket and hanging by the
chain. Joe calculates that he laid
unconscious for nigh a half hour
He was so weakened by the ordeal
that he experienced some difficulty
in getting home, although it was
not far from the scene of un-
pleasantness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24
Erutts for the Holidays.

Hendra Bros reputation as the
fruit store will be fully sustained
throughout the holiday season with
the largest supply in the city. 5ow3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

VINO is it that has not heard of
Mineral Points handsome girls.
They are here in large numbers.
This is their natural home. They
greet you at their homes and upon
the streets with a smile as bright as
the first ray of sunshine that breaks
over the eastern hills. They are
the life of all social gatherings, and
without them life would not be com
plete. They make al things right,
and add to our life's happiness,
while they lessen its sorrow. They
make this big earth paradise, a
heaven.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

II you want an album, book,
mirror, or anything suitable for
Christmas gift, handsome and
complete assortment can be found
at Isaac Delier's. 5lw2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

INSTEAD of the customary Christ
mas tree for the M. K. Sunday
school, a large chimney will be
built of candy boxes, which, upon
the appearance of and few re-
marks by Santa Claus, will be re-
moved one by one aud presented to
the scholars. Before this, however,
the members of the infant class,
noted for their ability as pleasing
entertainers, will regale the
audience with songs, recitations, etc.
Admission free.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

Milwaukee Sentinel: The post
and Relief corps at Dodgeyille have
moved into a fine new hall which
has been dedicated with appropriate
cerem opies and an entertainment
said to Ia~s been the most interest
ing event held in that city in many
years. Dodgeville yottng people
took an active part in the entertain
meut. Among those present from
abroad were J. II. Whitney Of
Madison, assistant adjutant general
Of the Department Of Wisconsin;
d. 4. Jacobs Of Mineral Point,
aide-de.camp on the staff Of Com
mander-in.C Chief Weissert, Mrs.
Helen II. Charlton Of Brodhead,
Mrs. D. Z. Jacobs, Mrs. George
Jeuck, Mrs. G. f. Gale, Mrs.
Albion White, Mrs. John Pen
halIegou, Mrs. John Strachan, Mrs.
VIM. n. Curry, Mrs. J. A. Spratler,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wearne, Mrs. Mary
Priestley, Mrs. James Prideaus
and Mrs. J. VI. Smith, officers and
members Of George II. Legate
Relief corps Of Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

THE Chicago 81 Northwestern
railway company has decided to
discharge all engineers and fremen
whose wages are garnisheed to com.
pei payment of some debt. The
company has been considerably
annoyed in the past by garnishee
suits brought against engineers and
tiremen, whose wages are amply
sufficient to enable them to keep
clear of such proceedings, and it is
proposed to stop it by the dis
charging process.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

LOST, -on Thursday last in this
city check in favor Of j. B. Wallis
and made payable on the Hide aud
Leather bank Of Chicago. FInoar
will please leave same at Tribune
office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-24

How to avoid assault in Chicogo
is something to consider in making
plans for visit to the worlds fair,
but not any more than how to steer
clear Of being assaulted and robbed
in Mineral Point at night, Of late.
1t isn't only in Chicago that thieves
and sandbaggers are running riot.
There are more highwaymen, burg
lars, footpads and other varieties Of
the predatory human amin a at work
IN all parts of the country just now
than at any previous time within
the memory Of the oldest inhabi-
tant, and Mineral Point is no ex-
ception. They must be resisted,
captured, imprisoned and Kept under
lock and key, despite the weak ten.
dency to pardon out which resides
in the breast Of the average gov.
ernor.