The Republican journal., 1892-09-01
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.


44ruoon there was cold, disagreeahle rain.
The lecture by Mrs. S. A. McClees an
81 lnced last week for September 18th. has
H..n postponed until later date, of which
ur notice will be given.
Tie trustees of the Waldo County Agri-
ttlral Society are requested to meet at
r the Court House, Belfast, on Saturday af-
-eruoon, Sept. 10, at O'Clock, to make ar
eNtements for the coming fair.
ANY one DESTROYS of obtaining business
U4ttion should correspond with l.. A
..4y y Son, of Grays Portland Business
Dgc. This institution is one of the most
up1rte in New England. See al. in
nn5lrr column.
T.y contract between the Belfast Illumi-
ru4 Company and the city, for light
M- The streets, expires Sept. l4th.
III ttv viii investigate d new system be
making another contract hut the COM
mrv win continue to light the streets until
-tlcr arrangements are made.
" Frederick x Go. offer to-day a small
ISL, If first mortgage gold six per cent,
.i~ of the Rhnelander, Wis. Water Conn
r.e These works serve anout the same
collation. as the Belfast Water Co.. and the
rtaage is about the same in amount
rrucpal and interest payable in gold in
N-a York City.
W.T. Charles K. Coombs, was the only
uuber OF tile Belfast Gun and Rod Club TO
\ -4.nd the tournament at Lewiston last
Dr.l 1t was intended to have five or six
u6ers of the club present that they might
ticipate i'll the shooting as a club. Mr.
! mb>, however, participated in the midi
i lIai contests and made very creditable
wing.
Ihe Portland Packing Co. commenced
Yrking sweet corn at their factory in nifty
1 50. work. The outlook for large yield. if
rests hold off for two weeks longer, was
t- ef better. The company have put new
\ r improved machinery into their factory
A / win do away with considerable hand
al.. though more men will lie employed
"a ast year.
4 James Mitchell, of Bucksport. the we'll
Il WIN Contractor. who has taken the new
4 -Lr', Valley Railroad to build. grades
MI, puts on the s}eepers and new iron.
slices locomotives and all the rolling
fr the amount named, in fact builds
4 -t.sl including depots. equips and starts
10000 cash and 1G0,ooo stock He is
4 mid 10y installments as the road pro
u
N N,. q. 4. Howard. Of Belfast, says the
4 rlal was wrong last week in stating that
iuittee ot the Peoples Party had en-
Il ,,- Tue candidacy of W. T. G. Runnell,
8 E> As County Attorney. He says tile
4.4at.on for that office is left open for the
n Members of the party to vote as they please
-. H. {. sheldon called at the Journal of
4~t week to make the same correC tom.
u G+a.-o says the Peoples Party convention
pity was not ''semi-private."
HNaS announced Saturday morning that
Belfast burglar had been caught and
.el Suspended from a limb of a tree in
n a- # The Court House, on High street,
f. us ,H etfigy hanging by the neck and
-+ug over the sidewalk 1t was an en-
ID er, representation If man, complete
u lad 10 feet. On its back was pla-
-rl " Inch read: "The Belfast Burglar
Elm md strung up by the People OF Bel
The city marshal cut it down
AI Freeman Littletield has sold his taeto-
"a dng and vest business al Wnterrurt
s.4ii Il Mason, and Will hereafter manu-
h rt pants al his Brewer factory. Nh.
!uM H. III has been i'll business in Winter
rst 1lr the past % years, and during that
his books show, has paid out for
,Ta ~>l0o00 Some OF his help has been III
20 years, and the business has been
-..l 3cnetit t. the people in that vicinity.
II tnr the present reside there. although
III ,inesS in this city. as he has large
~ u which he cuts Is tons OF hay. H
-at he has dome business 50 long in
!, Nu that he had no sooner sole ont
a telt "homeSick-" Brewer EchV.
II GooD FELLOWS. Last week Miss
onl -ta F. Southworth gave Il dinner and
.f-noons outing to certain young peo-
FL town who 10 not often have such
.a l4+nt. Size took the party ont to the
'worth place. in the suburbs, where the
N 0ues thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
good dinner the young people We're
Il the lawn and two urchins We're
heard discussing the situation. They
'r-r feeling happy over the good things
7t-u one said to the other: Were all
o9f-lIows. amt we?'' "Yes, replied the
Il rl Well all 90 to Heaven, won't we %
- was the confident rejoinder.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Capt. Charles J. Jane
~ Wfmtrl y mate of schooner Nina TillsoI,
o aiken command Of schooner Olive Peck
% CAPT. A. j. Hall remaining at home one
The vessel is to load ice and general ear
III a' Wsrasset and Portland for Demerara
l4sA WI Elhn Wood. of Orrington has bought
4rv II a5t"rS interest in the schooner James A
Alael, Il Brewer built vessel. and will
Hi -Mand her. Capt. j. w. Ferguson Will
5e umand of Sch. Charlotte I. Sibley.
Bartlett remaining at home for ii trip.
. 'eSSel has loaded at Bangor. !. Capt. w
Small, of Islesboro, late Of sch William
8 Ne-l Alll take command of sch. Henry X
ol the new purchase of the Pend etoll
I'm rs sch. Mark Pendleton, of Islesbor0.
IT, gu discharged ID load Of coal at F. &
intid T~ has hauled into Carriers dock for
V A small spar buoy has been pac-
BlEA tlr upper harbor of Belfast to mark
e4-e which makes off from the east side
Nw the lower bridge. 1t was needed
Nu Mary A. Hall, Capt Neazie, which