The Republican journal., 1892-09-22

There was an error in our election table
i'll the Winterport returns County Commits
sioner Stiles had 2i3 votes, instead of 223. in
Winterport.
Capt Walter E. Crockett, of four-1nasted
schooner Senator Sullivan, was badly poison
ed by ivy while visiting his old home in
Northport last week. His face. hands and
neck are in a bad condition.
New BUILDINGS. Several new dwelling
houses are now being built in this city, and
will be finished before winter sets in.
Among them are n. G. Pettingill's on Elm
street, Capt. Geo. ID. Mahoney S on Salmond
street, and Capt w. A. Lear's on lower
| Congress street
The store i'll the journal building lately
vacated by Mrs. Haney has been handsome
| ly fitted up for the new tenants Miss A .
! f. Southworth and Miss r. A French. who
left for Boston Monday to buy goods They
! Will have one Of the prettieSt and most con-
| Venient stores in town.
Horsemen should not overlook the adver-
tsement Of the b. & B. S. Co. excursion to
Boston to the New England Trotting Horse
| Breeders meeting. The fare is greatly re-
/ duced and includes admission to Mystic
| Park, While the races promise to he the
| most exciting of the season. There will be
three races each day, with other attractions.
| Mr.. Jesse E. Wilson of the firm of Spencer
x W ilson, has lately returned from a trip to
Boston, where he took course in embam-
| ing ami received his diploma showing that
he is well versed in the science Of elnbalnl-
ing and undertaking. His partner is also an
undertaken OF long experience, his work in
that line standing high with tile people of the
| county.
The Cunarder Pavonia arrived at quaran-
tine. Boston Harbor, from Liverpool at II z
NJ last Saturday. AS she had no steerage
| passengers and no sickness on board. the
cabin passengers We're allowed to land at
| once, but their baggage was left with the
steamer in quarantine. Miss Frances j.
| Dyer and Misses Maud E. and Mabel X.
Mathews of this city, returned from their
| European tour on the Payonia, and We're
fortunate in their choice of steamers Had
they returned via New York they would
have been subjected to detention.
At the annual meeting for the election of
officers in the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Un.on on Wednesday, September til,
the old officers We're reelected with the
exception of president, Mrs William B.
| Conant succeeding Mrs. A E. Clark, who
has filed the chair most acceptably the past
| four wears The officers i'll full are as fol
lows; President, Mrs. Sarah w. Conant
Secretary, Miss A. A. Hicks Treasurer.
Mrs. Mary Limeburner: Vice Presidents.
Mrs A E. Clark, Mrs Emma Moore. Mrs
j. y. Cottrell, Mrs. n. Mansfield, Mrs. 5. G.
! Bic1nell The Superintendents IF the twelve
| departments of work are elected at the
4 county convention.
| Saturday Mrs, Alice McAulitf was he
/ fore the Police Court, charged with assault
ana battery on one Stella Mcfarland. a step
daughter of Joseph NJ. Flagg. The parties
/ are neighbors, living on Pleasant street and
! there has been trouble between them for
! some time. Flagg claimed that Mrs. Nc
! Aulitf beat the child, making some bruises
| upon her person. The defence was that the
child came into Defendants door yard and
!
started towards her t. drive her out The
child fell and llirt herself and Mrs McAulitf
returned to her work without touching the
/ girl. Respondent WAS acquitted.
/ HORSE TALK. Mr.. Albert Meservey. Of
| Morrill,, started on steamer Penobscot Mon
day for Providence r. l., to carry to p,,r-
| chaser there the mare Belle Withers by Gen.
/ " ithels, which he has sold for a good price
| The mare is a sister Of the two horses sold
/ by Capt. Charles Baker for $500 each 80. MI
| Hiram Ellis has sold his ti-years-old mare
Blonde to Gates X Chase, Of Brooks, who
/ will work her for speed un the track. ...
Midget Bros. have had one Of their sulkies
fitted with a pneumatic tire bicycle wheel
attachment, collars fitting upon the Old axles
/ With braces extending downward to the
wheel bearings. and others from there to the
( shafts.
LAST RACES OF THE Season The Horse
Breeders have made full arrangements for :,
grand series Of races next Saturday Sept
~, which will be their closing races for the
season The classes already filled are as
follows, with these horses named: Free-for-
! all Naumkeag; Silver Street: Dotty D.
Wilkesmont; Louis P; Currier; Nicwa
King Pin. 40 class Gladstone; Ben Hur:
AIDE laide Young Onward; Joker; King
Pin; Abbott, Jr Nictor's Last; Hilton.
These horses are so we'll known there is no
doubt about the races being for blood The
3-year old colt race did not fill, and in its
stead purse for 30 class, trot or pace
/ e tries 10 be made to time OF starting The
fast races will be trotted first 50 as to give
all an opportunity to witness them.
ADJUSTMENTS. Miss lola Pomeroy begins
a three nights engagement at the Belfast
Opera House this, Thursday evening Miss
PonerOy is now in her fifteenth year, and is
said to be as pretty as doll and a wonder
fully sweet singer. The play for this even
ing is Little Hurricane" Friday evening,
Her Hearts Choce;H Saturday evening
''Zadie-A Wild Flower" Popular prices, and
seats now ON sale at Til City Drug Store
The Charleston Courier says:
Miss lola Pomeroy, the leading lady i'll the
theatrical company now at the Opera House,
Is II Very pretty and clever actress Her
equal III singing and comic and dramatic
acting has not been seen in Charleston for
many day, and If you want to see good
show before the season closes, We would ad-