The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-02-18
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. February 49, 1892

See advertisement of promenade con-
cert by the Belfast Band. The programme
speaks for itself
The entertainment to be given by Prof
| BATHS at the Baptist church has been post
poned to March End.
Mr.. B. o. Norton left last Thurs day for
Missouri to buy car load of horses for this
market. For further particulars see ad :
vertsing columns.
We have received an obituary notice for
publication which does not give the place of
death, nor the name of the sender-two rea-
! sons why it does not appear in the journal
to-day.
Mr. J. F. Wilson has bought out the inter
est of Fred Jones in the furniture business
| OF Spencer & Jones. Mr.. Jesse Wilson, the
eldest son of Mr.. j. F. Wilson will become
the partner of Mr.. Spencer.
Thursday afternoon, before the storm Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Winters drove from Belfast
| to Unity, intending to return by the same
conveyance. The big snow storm prevented.
Saturday they returned home by raj | leaving
the horse and sleigh at Unity Monday Mr..
Winters Went to Unity and drove his horse
home.
The Saturday Telegram, of Manchester,
n. H., has department captioned ''Maids
and Bachelors" in which notices appear
asking for correspondents. The last num-
Der contained two notices from Belfast.
Here is one:
B. V. W., Belfast, Me-, box 1871 am IS,
hazel eyes, brown hair, ) it. in Would
IKE to correspond with nice Young man %
to a. He must be of good habits Blonde
preferred.
A young man is not so modest. He not
only announces his name, but like the "Wid-
ow' Butler, knows what he wants and is
not ashamed to ask for it. Here is what he
says:
III. L.. Price, Belfast, Mean 30, light,
fair looking, strictly temperate Want la
dies under 26 to write me. Object matri-
mony.
Charles O'Connell makes an attractive an
nouncement in advertising columns of
his new store and new stock of goods He
has large assortment, and the latest styles
i'll clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods.
all personally selected by himself in Boston
for this market. Call and see what he has
to offer
Coon TEMPLARs At the two last meetings
OF Belfast Lodge unusually fine entertain
ments We're presented by Co. A. and Co. B.
The winning side will be treated to a supper
i'll the near future. Another choosing of
sides has taken place and will be followed
by another series of good entertainments.
Among the pieces on the program this week
was the dialogue mo cure, no pay"
Belfast Lodge viii entertain the District
4odg" March 9TH. The program and partic-
ulars VIII he given next week. The Lodges
IN the county Will he notified early next
week by the District Secretary, and a large
attendance is expected, which will receive
fraterna care by Belfast Lodge.
Mr.. Geo. W. Burkett, dry goods dealer in
Odd Fellows Block, Belfast, announces that
he Will continue his clearance sale Of goods, |
AT prices heretofore mentioned, until March
LIST. He has spring STYLES which the courte-
GUS clerks will show customers ;. Thayer & |
Adams, IohnSons building, Belfast, pre- |
SCENTS some facts concerning watch that |
Will he useful to remember. No better watch |
rtpalrers can be found in the county than |
IhaNer \ Adams. IL b. f. Wells, Belfast |
dlstourSts ON the advantages of natural wool |
garments. which are Il protection in this |
time OF illness. Read what he SAYS A. A. |
HoWeS 4 Co., Belfast. are agents for the |
Radam Microbe killer Co.. a medicine that is |
having good run.