The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
me North Waldo Agricultural Society
will hold their Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept 10th and 18th, 1885.

day. Sept. 10th and It'll, 1885.
An adjourned meeting Of the Waldo Hors.
Breeders Association was held at the Com
mon Council room Saturday afternoon. a,
which 1T was voted to assess the members
50 each to pay the Associations notes. now
due.
y. a. Hoyt is finishing, at his paint shop
at the corner of Congress and Park streets
the inside work Of the cabins of the new
barkentlne Josephine. The finish is in the
natural colors in birch and ash, and is SINH
lar to the work in the Doris.
Following is list of letters remaining in
the Belfast post office for the week ending
NOV. lb, 1885 Lades-Cynthia F. Grant
Miss Sale Hanley, Mrs. Laura A. Hall.
Gentlemen Mr. David d. Gaffney q let
ters,l Mr.. S. G. Scates, Albert Stranfs, Mr.
Q. 4. Yonng, MIR. Young q etters.)
Those who knew Belfast fifty years age
can scarcely believe that the arrival of a
smack load of fresh fish at that port the
other day was looked upon as a rare event
Exchange.
Those who know Belfast to-day know that
the smack III question has been running
here regularly for several years, and that
hardly week passes without one or more
arrivals Of such craft, with fresh. corned
and dry fish The above is evidently based
On the observations of fresh reporter.
special meeting Of the municipal officers
was held Monday evening to hear the report
AZ the sewer assessment committee. The
committee reported list of abutting prop
ertN owners on the line of the sewers built
this Year on Bridge, High, Union and Cedar
streets, with tile amounts assessed against
each The report was accepted and hear
Ing ordered to be held al the Aldermen )
room in Memorial building, Monday, Dee.
23a, at O'Clock r. NJ. The notices will he
served this week.
When Mir. Y. B. Paul of Morrill, comes to
town lie usually has something novel III the
way OF farm products lie called at The
journal office Monday With an ear Of pop
corn that resembles hand in a mitten. Per-
haps this is a sign OF a cold winter. Another
at tile small end Of tile ceb A Northern
SLY apple II II inches II circumference wiz
probably take the cake foil size in apples Of
THAT variety. and Newton pipliu recalled
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W miniature sVeaii YACHT on eNh1Nl'ioh
at Starrett's attracts a great deal Of attention
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