The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-05


Tuesday from Mr.. NJ. c. Marshall Of Cleve-
| land, Ohio, announcing the death i'm that
city, of her father. Mr. Charles l.. Rhodes, at
the advanced age Of s. years
The Courts will All be in session this
month: Probate Court Tuesday, the 10Th;
4 County Commissioners Court same day In
solvency Court Wednesday, the 1lth; and
Supreme judicial Court Tuesday tie nth
The Onion, 10 cents, and Morn, ! cents,
cigars, manufactured by G. ii. Guppv CO..
Portland, are taking the lead and are tile
best value Of any brands on the market. We
strongly advise our dealers to lay in a stock
at once They Will never regret it, a. both
brands big sellers.
John Burns, the tramp, who was sick with
consumption in jail last winter and after
wards taken i'll charge by the Overseers OF
the Poor, died at the house of Samuel Rob
bins Tuesday. The body was sent To Bow
dom medical school under the State law
The records at the Registry Of Deeds for
Waldo county show but 80 mortgages record
ed during the first three months Of this
year. against Il in the corresponding months
of 1893 and 81 for 1892 The Register informs
us that there have been more DISCHARGES re-
corded this year than in past years. These
two points show that Waldo county is not
suffering from hard times 50 badly as some
sections Of the country.
NORTH BELFAST. The auroral display last
Friday evening was very brilliant. At times
Tie entire SKY was covered with streaners
OF white, green and red causing the night to
be light as though the moon We're shining
Mr.. Hosea Collins IF Morrill,, Il former
resident If This place, n visiting his dangh-
ter, Mrs, Giibreth. Miss Louise Quincy IS
attending the spring term Of the Eastern
State Normal School at Castine Masters
Fletcher Russ, Frank Russ Wlhur Garter,
George Hatch and Miss Mabel Brown Are at
tending the pper Grammar school AT the
eitN Mr. William Cobbett, orr painter.
has several carriages On hand to paint
Our siek ones appear IL be improving.
Chat. Mansells Almanac says tlat April
WHIT he an unusually stormy month With
great changes in temperature and remarlxa-
blA electric displays The appropriation
for Belfast harbor in the river and harbol
bill II $1,000 TIN estimates called for Sl0
eop Snow mnd and dnSt Monday MA fi
iA9ora uses n iong l'andlesi plane fpr PLAN
hg HR'rs, deFks' nfN WHICH enables the
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iHE htttA~l SCHOOLS. Schools In Nei-
tfiil l'sfMc1 opened fpr the spring terM
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'iS rs elc.t tea ny tll' school committee last
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ile grades, Nf pupils from tile outside fi,
Tracts. anG some Of the Selluols are egoNited.
Mr III A. Perkins SUPERINTENDENT pr., t..la
Has .tn ctfst. III Memorial llil,lifl.c he md