The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-07-08
IF NEWS OF BELFAST.

, Woodcock has presented Thomas
1U--atl Post, G A. R., with fine
..l.ravlng of the Death of Warren"
Hill
- rlk in the bicycle combine has
.. Belfast, and Geo. 7. Reed has re-
prices accordingly on the standard
. Tie Columbia and Hartford
r4 Belfast Livery Co. has added to its
r aHI this season several fine horses,
M 1he company now has large buck
use,
. ID libby made last week for an Angus
..-t..rnan a hammock and two hunting
Dr.. S-1ut canvas. The Augusta sports
4d heen in company with Mr. C. B.
of this city, who had such hunt
bag and so sent his order here.
Ns.-.- Frank Keene has curiosity at the
--. lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K
benz Northport avenue. 1t is a fully ma
-.l '.d ripened cotton ball. from plant
4, rom the seed. and still has grow
Tive cotton is as soft and perfect as if
-s She South.
r.--. = talk of building dam across
ia, 5ok river at a point three miles
,+ -rnham. The business men of Pitts
.e been looking over the location
. all it one of the best water powers
art of the State, with fall of from
Z. -~tf They propose to erect an cleo
age
BANKS The new law relating to
business went into effect July 1st.
grace are abo lished and Saturday
made q half holiday The Bel
M Bank declared It's usual semi
dend Of per cent and the Peo-
# e. rnal Bank paid interest in its saw
trtment on that day. This bank
. JS dividends to stock holders April
t.. lst, and computes interest at
Ter annum January 1st and July
fT COLD MONTH. The month of
tossed was the coolest Mr.. l.. H.
3s recorded III the IS years of his
cord. The mean temperature of
Was j9267, or ) i colder than the
.r D years and il colder than the
E-vious June. 1891. The average
was ii So for june, 1881, 81 81.
--J temperature III June this year
nd day; lowest. II the "a day.
III II days, with total rainfall of
magundi Club of Reading. Pa, ar
last Thursday morning by steam
Bangor, and took the steamer
f9r their summer cottage at
Point. AS the name of the club in
composed of mixture of ingre-
There We're young ladies and young
3D. about dozen in all, who repre-
one may Judge by the class pins
eff the colleges in the country. Az
Of Bangor left the wharf the club
o.iege yell, with vigor.
F Triggs has farm and stable
low what can be done in farming
ii raising by labor and capital jul
applied. He has handsome field
t's growing on land on which was
--rond-growth crop of hard wood
-, while his garden is as good as can
md anywhere hereabouts In his
he has several horses, among them
7ne 5-year-old mare that stands Is IA
Ii. He has also two heifer spring
mat look exactly alike and are both
mails
4s,EK NOTES. The tide of summer
beginning TO he seen, in the increase
.7-.ug gers on the steamers. For several
a-r there has been large number of
srs landed here by the steamers
-t5n, To take the Rockland for Bar
and other eastern ports, the Silver
Is esb0ro, or to 60 to tue various in
IT'S Of this vicinity, The travel to
r Camp Ground starts in WE'LL.
1urr Castine went to Green Land
4'dy to carry the Kelly Theatrical
~ FACTS Sch. Little Kate, Capt. j. L,
feturned June 30th from her first
rip for the season. They tished
. Swans Island, and had moderate
neludlng one 40-pound halibut.....
W F. WEIGH has taken up his lobster
I'd fitted his vessel, the schooner
Mary, for mackereling cruise. He
~ My 1st... Four vessels with fresh,
e and dry fish were in port Thursday
sHp H, Mcdonald arrived Friday with
-7 fare of fresh and corned fish and
p9und halibut. Sloop Georgia was
af- Friday with a lot of Holsters, which
% tailed from the vessel at 10 cents per
BLE WITH A VESSELS CREW. Some
Feuent was created here last Thursday
ID otficer bringing three men up street
us. The men were sailors who attempt
cave the schooner Mary E. Morse,
z aiding on the East Side. Capt. New
'ald the men We're shipped in Port
'y e. S. Shipping Commissioner, for
wage to Belfast, and thence to Nor
'nd that they attempted to leave the
'- here. He accordingly had them put
rs and brought to town, pending the
Of a warrant. He soon learned that
ID not hold the men, and they were
'-j TO go, but forfeited their wages.
Len tried TO have the captain sued for
20 Imprisonment or Illegal arrest, but
NO attorney who would undertake
ase' They left by steamer the same