The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-12-22
Concerning Local Industries.

Among the freight received here by rail
this week We're a carload of box shocks fol
Skoda Discovery Co., and another for Lam
bert & Young.
| Two weeks ago Mr.. w. A. Fenason of
East Jackson ordered set of heavy double
| harnesses of Stevens & Erskine. On COM
ing for them he was so well pleased with
| them that he ordered two more sets of the
| same kind, and all We're delivered within
ten days of the giving Of the first order.
Mr.. W. l.. Scribner of Monroe has put up
this season 10000 bottles Of his Farmers
Horse Radish, which meets with ready
sale wherever introduced Mr. Scribner has
30 barrels of the root packed III sand in the
cellar and 10 on II more to be harveste, in
the early spring. His enterprise in furnish
ing pure article ought to be rewarded
q, H. Young, the proprietor of tile Clinton
creamery, was III the city Monday and re-
ports very satisfactory season. The cream
cry has received the milk from about go
cows, ana next summer the number will
probably grow to $50 or 100 Mr. Young
keeps two teams at work collecting the
cream, and pays the farmers at their door
eleven cents an inch for cream at the present
tue- When the supply is the largest, us i'll
the middle Of the summer season. the price
rules !ower, but at no time during the last
year has il fallen below eight cents per inch.
The longest route over which the cream is
collected extends abont eight miles from the
creamery, Which is within the limits of
Clinton village. Watervile Mail.
Tie machine shop Of Frank A. Howard is
a busy place Just now. Eight hands are
constantly employed in turning out the pa
tent screw drivers of different sizes, and the
average output is about one hundred Der
day. This handy tool finds a ready market
and commends itself wherever seen or used.
One of the machines used is a marvel Of
modern mechanism. These screwdrivers are
finely nished in all their PARTS, and are pack
ed a dozen in a box. a branch of Mr.. How
ards business is the sale OF the New Era
washer, he holding the sole agency for Knox
and Waldo counties. The washer is simple
and does its work perfectly. Everybody
who wishes can have practical test of the
washer, as a man will be sent to tile house to
do a washing without expense.
PATENT MEDICINES. The Dana Sarsaparl-
la Co. has put a large f. G. Morris & Go.
vault into its store house, for preserving
from fire their lists, old account books aud
other property "of no value except to tn,
owner. MI. f. A. Wilson returned Sat
urday from visit to Portland, Saco and
Biddeford in the interests of the Slkoda bis
covery Co, James w. Wallace is meeting
With i'm for tliS in,
other Maine cities. J.. The Rodolf Co. has
made an arrangement with Mr.. Fremont Z.
Fletcher whereby he is to liave charge of
the introduction Of the compauy's remedies
into Massachusetts. The Dalton Sarsapa-
rilla Co. has ordered a supply of bottles,
and by the time the company is organized
and the rooms III readiness will have all its
material on land TO push the manufacture
49,. The Leon Sarsaparilia Co. has bought
extracts, ordered cartons and bottles, ana
will soon engage in manufacturing "A
meeting of the Daua Sarsaparilla Co. was
held in this city last Saturday. A ) per
cent selni-annual dividend was declared on
the preferred stock, and Mr. Frank f. James
OF Boston was reelected assistant treasurer.
....T The manufacturers of FittrlIer's Npge-
table Compound have removed their plant
| from NJ, II. Q, Dodge'S residence on the
! Perkins road To ms factory at the depot.
| They now have over a Thousand bottles
| made up and orders are coming in rapidly.
| MIR. S. b. LeNdecker of Blaine is to have
| charge of the advertising OF this remedy
| Among the letters received from persons
| who have used the medicine is one from "A
| a lady III -Aroostook who writes to DR..