The Republican journal., 1894-02-15

Field. Mr. G. III Field Of this city, an uncle
Of the deceased, went to Boston to attend
the funeral
Miss Eiiie Clifford received letter from
friends in Warren recently in which it was
stated that George Montgomery, aged IS, his
wife Rebecca, aged So and his sister Abhv
aged 90, are all living i'll one family in that
town and enjoying excellent health. They
are relatives Of Miss Clfford's mother.
Sayings and Doings of East Belfast.
4 LOCAL INDl sTRIEs. The East Side manu-
facturers report better run of water III Tie
stream than usual, there having been no
slack period this winter. Considerable lie
has been cut on Peirce's pond and hauled to
ice houses for local consnmption or loaded
directly on board vessels None has W.T.
been stored for future shipment Both leatb
er board mills are running on full time there
being good demand this season for'' veneer,
III addition to the usual calls for tlic thicker
stock Sherman & Co. find the demand fo,
the Lambert plow colter gradually inereas-
ing, and there has been a demand for X kellv
Co.'S axes in excess uf their hop4s
considering the condition Of business and
the difficulty of lumhermen i'll getting into
the woods. Rankin & sons saw hill i'm i
promising outlook, with orders ann work on
hand and constantly increasing.
a SLICE or A FORTUNE Mr. Plinv NJ
Jones Of East Belfast has received notice III
the death, at the hand III 4 burglar. w bIs
nncle Nathan B. Jones, Ut his home near
Portland, Oregon. Deceased Was a wealthy
business man Of Portland, and had his resi-
dence at Mt. Zion, a suburb about six miles
from the city. On the night W JAN 2Sd his
house was entered by burglars, ana III WY
Tending his property MIR Jones rert-ivpd
wounds from which he died two davs later.
lIe legained consciousness enough 10 deu-
tify his assai.ant, one Charles Daver. WHO
mas since been Indicted for murder MIR.
Jones a native Of New Salem N III.
and Went to Oregon W hen u mere yullth. lla
was 0ne of family of eleven ehildrerl, III
whom but two survive, Alr. Henry Jones III
Monroe, IlI., ana Mrs Martha Triton III on-
tariV- Iit waS never married His rstate Il
estimated II about Sl5pooo. and there irts.
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