The Republican journal., 1896-09-24

0lA oot ttpfS y tiAS hCdN
10 Toss over into the woods
Y.- 1t was thought by some
uu4t that had escaped from
.. unicA exhibited at the Ban
lal afterwards came into
.-j To be very large, long
targe pointed ears, like
Tire dog had savage look
e1y good natured.
If4 ERANs! The Waldo Coun-
alton will meet with Geo.
aks, Oct. 1st, If stormy, the
Tie Post will furnish beans,
ard extends a warm invita-
-.tps of Waldo county to
ID This occasion, our annual
YOUR lunch baskets with
Hur any. Comrades, meet
r- nothing, and | believe
~ Is not lost. Bring your
IF So unfortunate as not to
own, bring some other
.- Sec.
The steamer Castine
.-M .1lp per day October 1st.
Nrredmoor, Capt. H. H.
FAST Thursday afternoon
party from Bar Harbor.
p-l at the Revere House
ent to Rockland Friday
steamer Castine picked up
bay Saturday forenoon,
ruwlocks or painter.....
Sept. 26th, steamers
Nd Penohscot will leave
At . p. m. on Mondays,
Is and Fridays Return
-ur at II a. N. on Mon
Thursdays and Satur-
touch at all the landings
.t John Bird, formerly Of
muhridgeport, Mass, fell
ing and broke one of his
lily So years of age the ac-
us one.... Miss Estelle
7t5 thrown from a carriage
HudaY and quite severely
IFS oining to this city with
and child, and when on the
Alilier's the horse took
.u- and ran, The carriage
td was dragged some dis
Nants, with the exception
escaped with few slight
-4Uturn was unconscious for
.titi III critical condition.
ken, but it is thought she is
Mrs Hiram P. Farrow
- stairs at her home in Bel
and received severe injuries,
-praiurj ankle.
ol CgIBBAGE. Two years
b. Hazeltine of this city
per bound from Panama to
IS a loQker-on while the cap
we're playing eribbage, The
.l to Mr. Hazeltine that he
rstaud the game. eyes, "
wife and | play it a good
fir aaptain then said he had
" tenn in it about man and
lIoou games and that thev
'an games apart. Going to
r-turned with a copy of the
containing the item in
.a to The Republican jour
riginally appeared. "I'm
MI. II when he looked at
i Mrs. Hazeltine have con-
wbbage and up to last Fri
aNed y, 400 games and were
1ues apart. We should say
H- cribbage record.
4S Schs. James Holmes
th cleared from Boston the
INTO Gloucester together,
the same time for Belfast
bay in company last Friday
AIlantonomah reaching the
hey were - hours from Glou-
huoners are commanded by
George 4, and Frank G.
Mary A. Hall has been on the
ton receiving new shoe and
~ work 90. Sch. S. E. Lindsey
friday from Rondout with
Maine Central r. Il. Co. =. AL
" .paded sch. P. M. Bonnie with
-Aaven and she sailed Friday.
Capt. Magee, grain laden for
wing the dock at Portland last
IA a sunken pile and smashed
lh her bottom. She had got
t'd Head before the leak was
i was run on the flats in Port
Keep from sinking. Her grain
H'st total loss. The schooner
i'N out on the railway at Port
0uaha arrived Monday from
rn and sugar for Swan & Sib-
Eliza J. Pendleton is at Car
."r decks caulked Sch. VIM.
"Weh is repairing at Carter's
-.'ered to load railroad ties at
' Boston. She will 90 out
loAn NJ Fiske arrived Monday
3 with corn for CHM 4 Field
4 Srarsport. -. Sch. Diadem ar
from Boston with flour for
.ey Sch. Maria Webster
'"N'and Sunday noon with . 600
ihA was back at this port within
7'A, Charlotte I. Siblev is to
''IaSl from New York, light, for
'e VIII be refastened, her centre
emit and "A keel put on, and gen
Hade....T The barge Forest Belle
session Sept. 18th from Fernan-
100 NJ. yellow pine, and after
VIII tow to Brunswick, Ga, to
1 ties for New York. The new
% Belle, built at Bath for Capt.
sH OF New Redford 10 ob,rto,od