The Republican journal., 1892-10-06

Mrs. B. f. Wells returned to-day with a
large line of millinery goods. See adver-
tisement next week.
difficult and dangerous surgical operation,
and is considerably improved in health as a
consequence.
The Boston Journal reports that G. j
Mortified, hotel keeper, Lincolnville, Me.
is compromising with his creditors at five
cents on the dollar.
About forty members of Belfast Division
U. r. X. CT p, took the morning train for
Lewiston yesterday, to attend the field day
of the knights of Pythias order.
The man who told an enquirer not long
since that the Waldo County fair was to be
held the first stormy Tuesday after the
Monroe fair, did not get far astray.
Messrs. W. P. Thompson and Joseph Viii
hanson, Jr., assignees began the sale of the
bankrupt stock of Seekins 4 Robertson at
auction Saturday. A. G. Caswell, of Sears
mont, is auctioneer.
Mr.. L. W. Clements, of Monroe Centre,
Slltb 1t large LIOoSG IltdI hdtdllulu Iron
Works last Saturday, and on Tuesday
brought the head to Mr.. Chas. r. Coonlbs of
this city, to he mounted.
Obituaries of Capt. Ephraim Orcutt, of
Rockport, and Mrs. Mercy Wartlwell, of Pc
nobscot, are published on the It'll page. The
latter was sister of the late Mrs Charlotte
n. Neazie, of Belfast.
The Waldo County Sunday School Con-
vention will meet at Searsmont village
to-day Rev. l.. G. Murch, State Missionary,
will be in attendance and speak on Sunday
School work. The various Sunday schools
of this city will be represented.
Frosty nights have come, but roses bloom
in the studio of Mr.. p. A. Sanborn, where
some choice specimens of his skill with the
brush may be seen. Mr.. Sanborn recently
executed commission for Mrs. j. w. Doll-
gan, of New York--an Oil painting of an old
mill in Connecticut, done from photograph.
1t is fine picture.
A special meeting of Waldo Lodge, l. o.
O. F., will be held this, Thursday, evening
at Dad Fellows Hall, for a reception to
Grand Representative Russell G. Dyer, who
returned yesterday from his trip to Portland,
Oregon, where he has been attending the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. Aurora Rebekah
Lodge will take part i'll the proceedings.
Mr.. L. H Murch, who keeps an accurate
record of the weather and temperature gives
us the following figures in regard to the
rat
G0.135 which was just tie average for the
past ,;3 years. and 3 colder than September,
1891 Rain fell on days, the total rainfall
being 30 inches, PIP of which fell in one
storm, Sept 14th and 18th.
Mention las been made of the efforts by
local Boards Of Trade to raise the ueces-
sary money to erect a suitable Maine World ;
Fair building at Chicago. The amount caiied
for from Belfast was 500, and the committee
some time since raised $50, At a meeting
Of the committee Tuesday it was decided to
raise the additional amount at once. and this
Will he done before the close of the present
| week
STEAMER NOTES. The fall arrangement fol
1'N''AN4N -
Bangor Steamship Co.'s line viii probably
20 INTO effect about the Sth of October The
passenger travel still continues good anG
the freight list is large. Mr.. II. J.. NeVens
the popular steward and purser of the steam
er New Brunswick, will build a new and at
tractlve residence in Bucksport this fall
The lumber for the house has been sent t.
A this season of the year every team
should be well supplied not only with robes
for the human passengers, but also witt
blankets for the horses. These necessary
tairnets OF the teamster calling, as we'll as
everything pertaining to the use Of horses
can be found III great variety. il tirst-class
stock and at low prices, at the store Of
| Stevens 4 Erskine whose advertisement il
another column should he read and heede,
by all.
A DANGEROUS REMEDY. Another case
showing the danger that may result from the
use Of antipyrne, even when administered
hy skilful physicians or druggists, occurred
/ in this city last week. Mr.. J. W. Dougan
who IS ;tn experienced druggist doing bust
ness in New York City, bought and admins
tered TO himself and neice, Mrs McCallom
six to eight grains Of the drug for headache
AS is sometimes the case the medicine did
not produce the usual effect, but in Mr.. Dou
gan caused delirium while IN Mrs. McCallon
it produced a stupor followed hy delirium
| Both We're quite i'll for twenty-four hours, but
| gradually recovered from the effects of the
drug until they We're nearly we'll, and lef
| for THEN home Tuesday.
ADJUSTMENTS. Among the coming attrat
lions at the Belfast Opera House is the play
entitled A Nutmeg Match, with Miss An
ME Lewis III the leading part. The Wash
ington ID. c, Evening Star says Of the pre-
/ sentatiom of the drama in that city last month
The appearance Of Annie Lewis III -
Nutmeg Match" at the New National The,
! tire last nj ght was in all respects, a success
Miss Lewis is one of the jolliest little sou
hrettes that the slage has seen, and III TIM
play she finds work that is thoroughly con
genial. The play is a melodrama of much
I interest. Its great scenic feature is a prac
teal pile driver, which is made to perform
service in the plot hy furnishing means o
placing the heros life in jeopardy 1t prove
| trodueed IN way that is natural as we'll a.
ders. Il young woman whose lack of pOlit
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