The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-11-17
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

~,. body of Miss Rebecca Stevens, of Cas-
who died recently at Augusta, was
III to her late home by steamer last Fri
4. understood that Mrs John Garlic will
niue the business of her late husband,
adding another name to the roll of Bel
0eiu that they are as successful and show
march business capacity, as the average
NJ g. Gray wants to sell his house and lot
Bay View street. 1t is one of the best To-
ns on the harhor, with fine view of all
s.. ~ vessels and steamboats,. The house
trst rate order and has cost Mr.. Gray
No. He will sell at large discount if
ed for soon. Call and see it at "a Bay
street
>-rlVENtY COURT. At the November
af Insolvency Court the following bus
So was transacted: first meeting of credi-
Loren T. Foster and Fred l.. NJ itchell
nd f. \. Greer appointed assignee ON
states Oshea H. Plumme1 was granted
4arge VIM. 2. Thompson and Joseph
mmson Jr., We're appointed assignees
t., of Emery Robbins
\ week Mr.. II. j. Locke received let
M Chicago stating that the writer saw
Journals advertising columns that he
INST home from The Hub, and ordering
Il
r.ad+rs of the journal will readily guess
thr writer of the letter was Mr.. c. O.
| r, steward of the Commercial Hotel of
ago. and all viii be convinced of the
hat advertising pays.
Nh. C. E Perkins, Of Belfast, brought into
nice Friday, Nov IL, specimens of pre-
ri hens eggs that We're laid June 9Th,
and at that time packed away by Mr..
-kns with a treatment known as Bakers
Formula and not taken out until Thurs
| Nov. 10th. We tested them and found
-u in every particular as fresh and nice
revly laid eggs When told that the cost
ee preservation is less than one-half cent
.-,ozen. it is readily seen how profitable
would be to lay down eggs when they are
51 and keep them until they are high.
E. Perkins is the agent in Belfast and
estv for this valuable formula,
r "curve" of a base bali pitcher re-
- science and good deal OF practice,
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tN.-g the. barrel on its chimes at an angle
bout fortv-tive degrees. and giving it a
sends it spinning across the ftoor
Int to the door. In one place the bar
ASS through a passage between two
barrels Of -four the space being not
four feet wide. If anyone thinks it
s.. # linn try it.
r.,.. E1psr SNow While . f4,y scatrAri,,er
I.ad folI., ,,r4,.io,,sl,. +l,.. frat r..aI
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fall hogan early that n,ornino rn.
.,., h4inc, we'll .,yerad At dav1ie,l,t and
..n when if CHANGED to rain there was
--raop of eiolt inches ON a level in fine
. ,;elds As the ground was moi frozen
.yas very wet from tb4 late. rains pllrh
-.s first snnv, was ,.hsorb4l ami az if
vas very beav, = LARGE nlIantitv p,1st
t,llaf il, . short time Thursday pinbt
rain ceased and fine. weather. t,ecoming
,.r made very fair sleighinq ont of town.
+,r several da>s fine iin.4ia nf slai4l
. were heard and runners nredominafed
wheels
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