The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-11-24

| inlnatlng 20. was cdlleu ioI ldSt 1ueSuay
evening but owing to unavoidable absence OF
some of them the meeting was adjourned to
! Dec. 9th.
An agent of James Adams & Son, Port
land was i'll Belfast Saturday, engaging APP
plies for shipment to England He will ship
by steamer from Portland Dec. Sth to be in
season for the Christmas trade.
A new idea in advertising has been adopt
this week. After covering large billboard
with ampbaclS lettering and colored posters
they had Hall photograph the whole thing,
and make copies for distribution.
DR.. w. G. Libby, dentist has opened an
Office in the Howes block coming here from
Pittstield He had been in practice at
Pressure Isle prior to going there The
ROOMS are very neatly fitted up with improv-
ed apparatus ana modern appliances.
Living Whist will be presented at the Bel
fast Opera House Thursday evening Dec.
9Th for the benefit of the Belfast Band. Fur
ther particulars next week. The public of
course, Will he ready to take a hand and
make the entertainment a financial success.
The old auage a about never catchnga Wea-
sci asleep seemed to be a little off in a case
in this city Tuesday if the little sinner
wasn't asleep he had been drinking or was
being taken with softening of the brain.
When first seen he came out from under the
sidewalk on Main street dragging large
rat. He was chased by boys, and, despite
his traditional snartness, acted as though
aazed, sometimes running directly i'll the
way Of his tormenters. After getting safely
away he would soon come out again, and
was finally killed by teamster with club
HORSE TALK. Two valuable mare owned
by prominent Boston horsemen We're return
ed home by steamer Monday after being
bred to W. c. Marshalis stallion Wilkes
mont Mr.. w. S. Patterson has lately
bought the Kentucky bred PAGER Slashaway
Although not having public record this
horse is said to have made a mile in private
| trial III 216.. While the accident which he
lei the stallion, Elmbrook, 2,26 IA, last sum-
! Iner, may prevent him from again connecting
in races, it will not prove detriment to his
work in the stud in the least. He will prob
ably recover fully, however.
Ny. Fred I. Chase, of tile firm of Hiram
Chase < Son, repaired the regulator at their
store a short time ago, and made a COPY OF
the inscriptions scratched on the face of
the dlat wheel The earliest mark is
"a. < Z. L. Adams, London, 1915" Then
f,1I,,,- II,
have been repaired or changed ten times. bv
seven different men, The clock was bonaht
by the late Major Timothy Chase in 1s26 y
\. Tyler repaired it in lSH7. "Mit" Farrow
IN 1865. and ii was rebuilt bv COL Hiram
Chase the same year, and cleaned by f. t.
Chase in 1850. The clock lIas done et..,l Ill
We" for many Years ami Is good for many
more
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1HE NH' k' HE'S heN' MAfa hliAspufN
not - preach TINS week, and EeN. l.. G.
fad''ocK, oi camden, who mad kindly Nolln-
teefed I" M her pulpit dHrlhg her illness,
was sent lof. lie preached III the forenoon
ana evening, both dlseonrSes being able, and
tl"lu'h'iS ueliNtfeo. mere We're no SER
vices al the hitafiah Church Sunday. The
next Two sundays the pulpit VIII be supplied
by KEY. D. NJ. Leighton, OF Wolfboro, n. I'll.
| Key P.J. Gerrlfy VIII hold services at the
Catholc Chnrcl, next sunday torenoon....
heN. j. a. savage, Formerly pastor OF the