The Republican journal., 1892-05-19


vile, in the interest of steam saw mill will
be held at the old saw mill near Sumner
Polands-not Alonzo Polands, as incorrect
ly printed last week.
Prof. L. C. Bateman, the Peoples Party
nominee for Governor, says his party will
put into the canvass some first class speak
ers. Among them are Senator PETER, of
Kansas, Sockless Jerry Simpson, General
Weaver, Ignatus Donnelly and Mrs. Lease
Mr.. William l.. Nash, of Montvile called
at the Journal office Tuesday to say that he
has SIX lambs, twins, one year old, from
which he has this spring sheared tiftv-six
and half pounds of wool. The average
weight of the young sheep is 135 pounds and
each has lamb. He thinks this record can
not be beaten in Waldo county.
1.-The Islesborough'' at Islesboro will be
opened about the 18th of June The season
at this charming resort promises to be live
her than ever. Several New Y ork parties
have already engaged rooms for the summer.
Who says Penobscot Bay will not be lively,
with the Acadian at Castine, Northport Ho-
| tel, the lslesboro and the w oodclitfe all run
| ming? Bangor Commercial.
Mr. f. A. Dickey Went to Bangor Tuesday
to buy lumber for summer cottage he is
to build for Mr.. Schubert. of Syracuse n. Y.
The cottage will he erected on the Dyer farm
Just below the cottage on Wright's Point,
Northport built last year Mr.. Dickey says
that Mr.. Hartman, of SearSmont, will build
cottage at the Spiritualist Camp
ground.
Tuesday evening Mr. Dana B. Southworth
drove to Searsport happy crowd. The par
ty consisted of Mrs. r. 0. Patterson, Mrs
| r. w, Warren, Mrs. Della Moran, Mrs w.
NJ Priest, Mrs. Geo. G. Wells and daughter,
and Misses A. F. Southworth, Pearl Dad
man, Rosa Chapman, lisa Henderson and
Edith NJ Southworth Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Grnnell at the Searsport House entertained
| the company in pleasing manner.
Coon TEMpLARs AT their regular meet
! ing Monday evening Belfast Lodge of Good
| Templars treated themselves to musicale,
| including vocal and instrumental parts by
Sisters Sadie Fletcher, Bertha knowlton,
and May Deane, and Bros. F. W. Chase and
c. NJ. Craig. The Lodge will have sociable
tomorrow, Friday, evening beginning at
730. 1t is confined to Lodge members, all of
whom, both local and visitors, are fraternally
invited to be present and enjoy themselves.
ALVIN JosLIN COMEDY Co. This we'll
| known and faNorite combination will play at
the Belfast Opera House next Tuesday even
ing, May 9th. The play is too we'll known
| here to call for special mention. Uncle AL
Vim advertises t. give $50 laughs in $50 min
utes, Those who have seen the play say there
| is $50 laughs in every act. This comedy has
| always been mounted in excellent style, and
| there is every reason to believe that Uncle
| Alvin VII emdtaNor to give his frlendS-the
| pubic-a production long to he remeM btrti.
We advise all to 90 and have a good laugh,
LECTURE To THE SCHOOLS. Mr.. G. Board
man Smith, formerly of Lewiston, will adj
dress the pupils II the High and Grammar
schools, at the igh school rooms this after
noon at ) O'Clock ,on Drawing and Penmali-
ship" From to ) he will talk to the pu-
pills of the Intermediate ana Primary schools
The talks will he illustrated on the black
board. Mr. Smith has spoken to the schools
at Rocllantl, Camden, and Ninalhaven, with
good satisfaction. Mr. Smith was recently
with the College Grammar school in Brook
lyn. \. Y.
y. z, Mansfield to-day will run on REM
nant Hamburgs at his store in Masonic Tenn
pie See the low price he quotes in an
other column. Moses Gray, Belfast offers
for sale his house on Bay View street
Mrs. 6. r. Sleeper, Belfast, will give ladies
instruction in ornamental needle work.
W. +. Runnells, attorney at law, publishes
his professional card and can be found at
| Winterport where he may be consulted ON all
questions of law. Charles Z. Brown Nor
rill, has a card of thanks in another column.
Ia girl wanted to do houseworl by Ar
noid Harris, Belfast.
ACCIDENT. A horse owned by Charles a.
| Piper, Belfast, and driven by his son ran
away ON our streets Sunday Mr.. Piper who
WAS driving another horse, got out to stop
the runaway and was struck by a wheel
and slightly injured The boy was thrown
out. The horse was cut somewhat Miss
Dora Newell and Basil Staples drove to Bel
mont Monday afternoon to deliver a tele-
gram. When near Stephen Murchs the
wheel OF the wagon dropped into defect in
the highway. The horse gave a spring, broke
one of the tugs, overturned the carriage and
spilled the occupants into a mill pond. For
tunately they We're uninjured. The carriage
was damaged.
We are indebted to Mark Andrews & Co..
for handsome illustrated volume entitled,
| "Boston its Finance, Commerce and Litera-
ture. In the notices of business firms is
the following:
Mark Andrews & Co., Manufacturers and
| Wholesale Dealers in Overcoats, Refers
and listers, No. AZ Summer Street.-The
| prosperous business controlled by Messrs
Mark Andrews & Co., manufacturers and
| wholesale dealers i'll spring, fall and winter
| oyercoats, REFERS and ulsters, at No. As Sum
| mer Street: was established thirteen wears
ago at Belfast, Me, the character of the
house at that date being that of wholesale
manufacturers and retail dealers. The oc-
! cupaton of the present premises and the
adoption of the existing conditions occurred
during the year 1891. The goods handled
| by the house are of the highest order of
superiority and the connection extends
throughout the entire New England section
| The premises occupied, cover a superficial
area of $500 feet, and their management is
the perfection of systematic control. A staff
of SIX skilled employees is maintained, Mr.
Andrews being himself a practical cutter
| and clothing manufacturer, and the con
| nection OF the house is visited by a corps Of
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