The Republican journal., 1891-10-29
News Of Belfast and VICINITY

ant Revere House Spring st SATURDAY at y. IN
DIR. j. A. spalding, Of Portland, the well known
eye and ear specialist, will be In Belfast this week,
arriving Friday evening and remaining until sat
urday noon.
F. II. Francis Il Co, boot and shoe dealers, have
In the best stock of the season, including all the
new styles, and rubber goods of every description.
Francis K Co, say they will not be undersold see
their advertisement next week.
Judge George f. johnson returned home Thuls
day evening from SEowhegan, where he went to
preside at the Court of Insolvency for SomcIset
county. The case was the failure of the Cara
basset Pulp Co., of Fairfield. The liabilities of
the company were $l6,0o0, and the assets 50 600
The creditors got about twenty four per cent.
"ABE LINCOLN on THE jury" A witness be
fore the Grand Jury last week was pretty well "set
up After he came out he went to a friend in
confidence and said "Abe Lincoms on the Grand
Jury" The friend said he guessed not 81 tell
you Abe Incoln's on that jury" said the man in
evident earnestness. AS matter of fact one of
the Grand Jurymen much resembles the great war
president,
The Progressive suirituaMst Society Of Belfast
| has secured the services or MIR. +. A. TisdaIe of
Merrick Mass, for two sundays Noy. lst and sth
The meetings will be held in the Universalist We.
try, beginning at , O'Clock p. NJ. The evening lee
ture will begin at O'Clock. Admission 10 cts
Mr.. Tisdae is totally blind. He is one OF our
ables trance speakers, and is also tine vocalist.
Those Who listened to his lectures at Temple
Heights Will not fail to hear him again.
| VETERANS MEET. An Interesting couy crsatIor
| took place on Main street last week between Mr.
Ephrain pitcher ~ Belfast, aged ~, ana Mr.
| Foster, of Mon tville, aged 30. They were compar
Ing notes, reviewing the past and speaking Of the
great improvements. MIR. Pitcher said he was tile
Oldest native born Belfaster alive, In speaking ot
| his health he sam he Had taken good care of INN
self, and for the past twenty Years had drank moth
Ing but tea Kettle tea The newspaper man asked
him what tea kettle tea" was, and laughing Mr.
Pitcher said II was hot water
THE KNowLro> srRl>G soip, r. II. Durham
&. b. Hall and James G. Durham, NJ Belfast
Joseph /. Smith and william NJ. Bean OF old
town, stephen {. Higgins Of Milford, u. p KID
der and Nj. + Bragg, OF Bangor, ami Fret :
Walls, of Ninalhayen nave bought the lNnowltor
| spring IN Northport, paying $500. The spring wa,
| owned by Abram knowlton, of Northport amt L
A. Knowlton, N Belfast, Is located one mile from
| the amp Ground and now supplies the new hote
and number Of cottages 1t is Intended 70 lppll
the Camp Ground with water rrom this spring
\ BLOODY Fight \ man covered with bloc,
was led about the streets Tucaday in search uf /
surgeon, and taken into Or. Ellingwood'a Of
flee It was Irwin kuoWlton, of this city, ann h,
had been IN a fight at the Phoenix House. It ap
pears that knowiton and others went into the bar
room OF the Phoenix House and picked up ROW
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