The Republican journal., 1893-01-12

ed inside the ring is the motto, "Not finish
ed but begun" and on the outside the g
ures '93.
The annual meeting of the Waldo Horse
Breeders Association will be held iii tile
Memorial Building, Belfast, Jan. 1lth at 10
a. Five members Of the executive com
mttee are to be elected and other business
attended to.
In the office Of the Alden Anchor Works,
Camden, is fragment of the stock of one
IF the anchors of the L S. Ship Cumberland
sunk NY the Rebel ram Merlimac in Hanp-
ton Roads The anchor was bought by Mr..
Alden, reftted and is now IN use on ship
VIM. II Macy Of Rockport.
The Maine Division, League Of American
Wheelmen has offered a number of prizes
for the greatest nl,lnher of applicants for
membership presented lN amy member. and
ii Belfast cyclists talk hold Of tile matter il
earnest se,nr OF them stand a good chance Of
winning The movement for the formation
Of the Ptnolscot Bay Wheel Club is being
pushed with good prospects IF success
Tile County Commissioners have received
and distributed their annual report Of the
finanre> Of the country Cohie> for di>tr-
hutiou have been Sent to the town clerks of
the various towns. Belfast parties can l'ro-
cilre copies " the Cily Clerk OF At the news
paper offices. The Commissioners 60 to
Frankfort Jan. 24th ON Il petition Tor a road
ana bridge from Mosquito mountain to Mt
IIeagan across Marsh River
Dr. w. NJ Hansrnm of the Murrell LiqHor
Cure Institute at Rocllland will probably
lecture here this week as previously am
nounred, hut cannot give the date. The
Institute at Rockland has had over forty
patients thus fan, and some wonderful cures
are reported Men who had drawn Il
sober breath for twenty wears, and who
might Well he termed gutter drnnkalds,
have been redeemed and made men of. The
Belfast Institute II now fully prepared to
treat patients, with the assurance OF like re-
suits
Mr.. w j. Brown of this city recently re-
ceiNe,i a long letter from a brother in South
Africa who has been absent from home
thirty Years. He HAS prosperea i'll his dis
tant home, is married. and intends to visit
Belfast next summer. The letter contains
information of two Of his companions. one OF
Whom. Charles Hudson. WAS killed by. tile
saVages in Africa. Hudson haa saa he
eanr from Belfast and used To i've in Pad
lle Dock. No one hrre recalls such ii person,
hnt Hudson may have been an assumed
name, The other. James Sweeney. Was from
Belfast. and dltd in London.
BEtpAe1 NATIONAL BANN The annual
lneetn. IF The stockholders Of this bank
wH~ hcI .Ian 10Th and the old haard ~ otti-
cer> reelected. It j. understood that the
ra-Iier, Nj. Albion II h.adbugN, wii rp-
tire .JulN /, 1889. Men Mr. G. w Mesc,tt
Will be promoted t. cashier, and Mr. Her
hylt T. Field Mill enter the employ n the
bank taking the place NOW Held hy MIR
Wescolt. MIR. Bradbury has entered upon
His :i5tli Year If service in this tank ain il
tile oldest bank official III point OF service III
Belfast, Ihe bank has declared its usual
-rni-annual dividend OF per cent.
A Singular ACCIDENT. y serious ;lce.i-
Dent arising from peculiar cause is report
ed from Jackson. a eat caught i'll a rat trap
being RESPONSE hle for a fall hy which Mrs
Eleanor HastN, lady nearly 10 wears of age
broke both her wrists \ common steel
trap had been set IN the cellar and the fanli-
~ cat got caught III it. In coming up into
the house. dragging the trap with her a
liNok 1T HE vnd NJ the chain caught On d
Stair AHA pulled TIE board off. Mt know
me If this Mus Hasty started to 70 down
e,4lEW AHA ,n account IF thu. MISSING ~raIf
tell with Tie above mentioned result
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