The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-10-27

Sleeper & West, who have a fish market
near the bridge, do quite business ship
ping clans to inland towns. The CLANS are
shucked and carefully prepared for ship
ment.
A party of sportsmen from Massachusetts,
who have been stopping with Mr.. Mitchell
at the Head of the Tide returned to their
homes Monday. They report good bags, but
say that they did not find the birds so plenty
as they We're last year.
The partnership of Berry & Walker, pro
pretors of Hotel North, Augusta, has been
dissolved, Mr.. c. w Berry buying Mr.. E. P.
Walkers interest. Mr.. Berry has been the
manager of the house, and the public will be
pleased to learn that it is to continue under
the same popular management
| Veterinary surgeons pronounce the horse
Elmbrook sound enough to be brought home
to Belfast The fracture of the leg appears
1 to be well healed, but Mr.. Ellis, who went to
! Fairfield to examine the animal, thinks it
| Will not he prudent to move him So soon.
/ He does not care to take too much risk.
/ Inc l1tt1tS OF Int I lllN tCSHlISU society are
negotiating with the Winthrop Street Male
| Quartette of Augusta, for a concert to be
given in Belfast next Monday evening. The
quartette sang in Belfast during the Conven-
| ton of the Non-P Partisan w. {. t. [. and
| delighted their hearers. Miss Mary Phil
brick, of Boston. an excellent elocutionist
now visiting Mrs GammanS, will give sew
eral readings.
| HANDS Across THE SEA. Tomorrow, Fri
day, evening will be presented at the Bel
fast Opera house Pettitt's splendid drama
with the above title. Some of people
where it had a very long run, and it may be
safely said that it is one of the best plays on
the stage to-day. The Springfield, Mass,
Republican, says of it:
| No other melodrama seems to have achieV-
ed marked popular success. 1t sat
| isles the popular taste for the sensational
and theatrical in dramatic art by its never
/ tagging action and rush of incident. The
managers still continue to maintain the eN-
cellence that has hitherto characterized the
cast and all of the favorite company are
playing their original parts as effectively
and satisfylngy as ever. 1t is a grand pro-
| ltltllpll anu dIi tACtlltIl GULL
Seats now on sale at the City Drug Store
GRAND BAND CONCERT In our advertising
columns will he found the program for the
| second anniversary concert by the Belfast
Band, at the Belfast Opera House next
| Tuesday evening, Nov. LIST The band and
| the program alike speak for themselves
and word from us would seem to be super
1uous We venture, however, to remind
the public of the many fine concerts they
enjoyed without expense during the pas
season. and to suggest that now is the time
to aid in replenishing the band treasury
and also TO enjoy a rich musical treat at
nominal price The band has been umtirins
in its practice under the capable Leadership
of Mr.. Rgby, and deserves all the aid an,
encouragement possible. Seats viii be o.
sale next Saturday at Nlgore & Wilson'S.
A CHANGE. Mr.. Il. q. Dyer leaves til,
journal office this week to accept a position
with the Dana Sarsaparilla Co. 1t is som,
twenty-five Years since Mr.. Dyer entered tn,
journal composing room, and With brief in
terruption he has been connected with TIL
l'''t
years as Local Editor While he must natural
ly have felt reluctant to leave Journalist til,
pecuniary inducements held out We're s,lcl
that he could not refuse them. and in hi
new relations. as we understand, he viii
still be in touch with the press. His success
sor as Local Editor Of the journal will h,
Mr. John S. Fernald who has had ten wears
=, IL. 81. I
tri0us and reliable newsgatherer With the
assistance he Will have it is safe to say thai
the interest and value of the Journals loca
columns will he fully maintained.
SHIrrING ITEMS. Sch Fannie A. Gorhall
has loaded brick and lumber at New Yorl,
for MaUanzas, Cuba. From thence she viii
70 to "A gull port and load lumber for a port
north Of Hattera, at - per Thousand The
Gorhams yearly charter expired with hti
last trip. Sch. John {. Smith. which has
Just discharged cargo of coal at Belfast
| Will have some repairs made. The owners
OF sch. Young Brothers, of Newport are re-
ceiying dividend No. Is on that vessel
amounting to 500 on a 9th. Sch Les
ter A. Lewis was taken ont on the rail-
way last week. Sch Meyer & Muller
Bangor for Palatka, made harbor
here over Sunday, sailing Monday. NJ on
day morning it blew almost gale from the
north and sch. Tidal Wave riding at one
anchor with not much scope dragged down
the harbor. Mr.. Geo. w. Frisbee, shipkeep-
er on Sch Paragon, boarded her and let 90
a second anchor. He also let:go the Para
CONS second anchor. Sch. New Era sprang
aleak in the harbor and came near filling,
/ She was pumped out Tuesday Sch Tidal
Wave is taking on board her second cargo
| for Monhegan. Sch. James Holmes has
| loaded hay for Boston. d.. Messrs Kelley &
| Spear, of Bath, have the three-masted sch.
on their stocks nearly ready for launching.
She is for Capt. Kelley, of Winterport, for
merly of sch. f. f. Hawley.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. There is a grand
rush at Burketts this week he having lust
received another large invoice of ladies and
misses garments, including jackets, capes.
etc Also one case each Of novelty dress
goods fall style percales and Toxic reps. at
| very low prices. Bargains are offered in the
carpet department. and job lot of ladies
1 and gents underwear is selling at reduced
| prices. Call at the big drv goods Stor, i'm