The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-07-11

W. Exchange
] r.s hoard of State assessors will meet with
loral assessors in this city July 23d.
p,'ob II. HOwes caught Il pound pick
i tn Pitchers pond the first of the week.
uq1i-y o. Wilson of Searsmont harvested
,be,hels of strawberries one day the past
ask He had II pickers at work all day.
tuvernment buoy tender, a side-wheeler,
we'd Tuesday evening and was at work
-b- bay yesterday.
Mis-, Helen Patterson has opened con-
aronery store at the home of her parents,
~ and Mrs. j. G. Patterson, No. 26s Union
rgeI.
,toektaking was in order at the shoe fac
n ogeihauling and some new hardwood
folr a.d
Mis-, Gertrude Millett of Portland has a
4na, of burnt wood in fancy pieces at
ii. City Drug Store. This is one of the
..,.st lads and Miss Millett's artistic tastes
.rsNpi known in Belfast.
The Lewis Wharf Company is making
,ctpp.ive repairs to the wharf and store
snsps The wharf is leased to the Belfast
foa Hay Co., for its coal business, and is
,st ii ed as the landing for the steamers NJ.
M astine and the excursion boats, and
liz bal, fishing boats.
Freeman continues making daily
t., tween Camden and Belfast, and two
.,g, .er day between Camden and Lincoln
.4-, an accommodation line. He drives
III BIZ shore road through Temple Heights
-- \ofthport Campground. His hours are
-f- ,lue as when he carried the mail
IS am A. Ryan of Knox was before the
rle4 curt Saturday, charged with assault
- daltery on Walter F. Woodbury. of
1.e Iuiy 4th. The trouble grew out of a
Au words which was followed by Ryan
n- and shaking Woodbury. Ryan was
utility and fined $40 and cost, from
90. he appealed.
Iced of the land and railroad from
Il ~casset Il Quebec r. r. Co. to the
set, Waterville 4 Pennington r. Il.
. lieh was recorded in Waldo County
r., of Deeds July 9Th, had 500 rev.
amp, the first one of that denomina-
psented at this Registry. The deed
land in four counties, Kennebec,
H. Waldo and Somerset.
cal rumor has it that EX-Repre-
ve Frank p. Bennett of Saugus will
tudidate for the legislature this fall :;
- numerous body of Republicans of the
>augus district have promised their
i"r., and that if elected he will try for
.a ship of the hOu: e.-BoSton Globe.
TS will interest Mr. Benefits friends
Do ~ is county, where he is well known as
-r proprietor of the Beaver Hill Sheep
n-, Freedom.
I'' play to be put on by our local anna
las arrived and rehearsals will begin
INST of August. The date of the first
,-gtation has been fixed for Sept. 2nd,
- Belfast Opera House, after which the
H sail be given in Searsport, Bucksport,
.-tue and Camden and special steamer
ml.pled to reach these places. An orches-
"a viii be carried and a free social dance
eI II each place after the entertainment
W. had pleasant call from Mr.. G. B.
>1ury of Unity one day this week. Mr..
bury is one of the old-time horsemen,
has not come anywhere near forgetting
hat he once knew about good horse
act, he says he is learning something
day. He is wonderfully well pleased
b he business he is doing with Tyre
his season, and says that although the
'nAtition is sharp the men that have bred
ll1 in the past and got any colt at ALL
' cot a gooG one, and that is what tells
time in the breeding business.-T Turf,
Tir and Home
ST AMER NOTES. The tug Ralph Ross
IauGor was on Gilchrest's marine rail-
. for calking July 5th....The Castine
he withdrawn from the Eggemoggin
Vile this week and resume her excursion
-.ness. Beginning Sunday, July 18th, the
iaIhaven x Rockland Steamboat Com
ul made some changes in their summer
a'lule, as follows: On Sundays, str. Gov.
we'll will leave Rockland at go a. M
North Haven, Hurricane and Vinal-
wen. Returning, leave Vinalhaven at p.
Do. hurricane AS p. m. and North Haven
& p. M. for Rockland. Week days the
1lWell will run to Hurricane and
aalhaven via North Haven on the $50 a.
trip and until further notice the 9. so a.
rip to Hurricane and Vinalhaven will
3iscontinued.
,HlPPING ITEMS. Sch. Laura NJ. Lunt,
'lHch brought the hard pine lumber for G.
'iilchrest's new schooner, is to be taken
ID the marine railway for quite extensive
epaIrs. She will have some new beams, a
ortion of the deck will be repaired, and
ther repairs made. Sch. Allen Green,
gbch recently discharged coal for Swan &
'bey Co., is to load paving at Vinalhaven
g New York. Sch. Pendleton Satisfac-
ou arrived at New York July Sd after a
: days passage from Bangor. The follow
by charters of local vessels are reported ::
eh, Charlotte T. Sibley, Brunswick to
lumber, p. IT,. Bark Olive Thur
'w, New York to Port Royal, salt,p. t.. Sch.
D. knight, Philadelphia to jacksonville,
Jal, 90 cents. Sch. r. F. Pettigrew,
to Portland, coal, IS cents 80.
eh. p. NJ Bonney sailed Tuesday from
nalhaven with general cargo. 80. Sch.
'eorgia Gilkey has been chartered to take
eneral cargo from New York to St. Pierre
t S2,700.
FOUND DEAD. The editor of the Sho-
hone Idaho, Journal, F. A. Eveleth, ma
We of Maine, writes as follows sPhilander