The Republican journal., 1899-07-13
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

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,frh Maine reunion will be held at
.-,-rh August nth For further particu-
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-...t WINS considerable concrete walk
WIZ III, kland people who visited there
s--b were obliged to admit that it
andy be excelled. Rockland Courier
- p-ukwater reunion will be held in
..rt probably at the campgronnd
lEast, and permanent organiza-
,e formed.
... .5ustable Mears had NJ. w. SWEET
..e i-tore the Police Court Monday on
.f r warrants The respondent plead
guilty and a hearing will be held
u Colby & Son arrived in port Satur-
a. Clara with about 600 pounds of
- inI fresh fish. They report seeing
. -f-5rrs near Deer Isle and that few
....lzht on jig. The dog-tish are driv-
ruth the mackerel and the bottom
M. b Freeman, veterinarian, of Rock
.-..-tu4t the CHAMBERS is having con
-...- ruu among horses in Maine. The
- IMPOSED to have horses slaughtered
... afflicted with the disease, and Dr..
--...r Examined one last week that was
uIeT this law.
- ATTEST rain of the season visited this
-. trIng the day. and an unusually
r.ufall in the night The fall from
.. at noon to Friday morning at
4-asured IL inches. There was
H-- thunder, and at one peal build
v.-. shaken IN way that resembled
axe shock.
~lute has been drilling a well for
.. I. pey at Isles boro. 1t is 102 feet deep,
sizes $50 gallons per minute of fresh
The well was bored under the
NJ W. H. Glover & Co. Mr.. Shuts
inc at work at Ninalhaven has
we'll for Alexander Strong of
Mass lSS feet deep. The we'll
-4u0ns a minute. ROckland Star.
Chase found ring in peculiar
st Thursday. He was standing in
door with one hand on the rail
0erly held the shutters in place,
-. -ooL the hand down there was
un the end of his little finger.
... wearing the ring probably stood
t-p place with the hand closed
ue rail, and when they took the
4y the ring caught between the
-4sh. The ring awaits an owner.
ege to be no more Sunday excur-
.a up-river TO Northport Camp
tl- trustees of the Camp Ground
s+u having decided not to permit
s,s to land there on that day
-amrr Catherine will make an excur-
y sunday from Bangor to Castine,
at Standpoint both ways, and the
~edgwick will leave Bangor every
st at = 20 p. III. for Castlue Bucks
and all ports on the river ana bay,
rhe return trip in time to reach
80 a. NJ. Monday,
Of breeding horses report that
be a marked increase in the num-
i raised in the county in the near
The country breeders have aban-
M- r-eding for trottlng stock, and are
heir attention almost exclusively
=uen's driving horses, for which
brisk demand at good prices.
rr horses of good form and action,
from 1850 to 1850. The demand
avy work horses of 400 pounds or
rpplied eheaply from the West.
IT, .A9Ps, Following is a summary of
reports from Waldo county to the
and Of Agriculture
non of the hay crop, 60 per cent
-lu of pastures, - per cent. Improve
L.ted, cutting of bushes and better
9= Pastures not depended upon as
rmeTly in most sections. Amount
crops, 10 per cent. Condition of
-r cent; mixed grain, s. per cent;
per cent sweet corn, II per cent.
IN, 81 per cent; potatoes, So per
apples, . per cent; pums, 80 per
-rrawberries. s. per cent. : ras pberries
-nt.; black cherries, IL per cent.
raLl fruit, so per cent.
a4sent-mi ndedness of prominent
t1icial recently cost him a treat.
=ucemen, both State officers o. high
tered his Office and wishing to trans
-ol- important business were shown
-ar private Office The county officers
-r tne arrived and he locked up and
'- ome, forgetting all about his visitors
60 BE Nas gone long time the pangs OF
81 . . "a mt of tba ind cd
" -Ro prisoners not been 80 well known
r would both have been arrested as
y ars. and probably the county officer
7.aD lave been tried as an accessory.
'fa1 Raspberries and blueberries were
we market July 9th. The price started
i euts per box. Charles OConnell
-A' aided an ice cream department to his
'-sis1rAnt.. Capt. G. L. Field is building
addition to his house at the corner of
-.lt aud Miller streets. -. Chas. A Wiley 4.
-F .as+n charge of the Revere House stable.
1'e leonard, who has had it, is in the EN-
ts y the Belfast Livery Co. Horatio
'l-e Las bought the 81 asset fruit store on
J. hFdge, and added a stock of groceries.
-.'l& u Harmon has the foundation ready
louise on Peach street. Joel P, Wood
sit the first home raised string beans to
NI' * Paul's July 8th..... Morrison & Nc
,'174 are painting the electric light poles
-+Ir are 100 poles. The bases will be
the poles white and the arms lead
Walter F. Hall has bought the old
which for great many years has been