The Republican journal., 1892-12-29
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. December 29 1892

oneflH-elecC y. Il. Llttleheld moved his
household goods to Belfast Tuesday and
will take charge at the Jail Jan. lst.
Prof. Haley's dancing school will open at
Odd Fellows Hall Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock
An attachment has been served on H. f.
Marshall dealer i'll musical merchandise,
etc, and his place of business is closed
The History Glass will meet with Miss
Mabel Cushman Friday evening at 80
O'Clock. The subject will be, The coming
OF the Norsemen.'
All Of the clothing, hat, cap and furnish
ing goods stores will close at SIX o'clock
local from Jan. ], SO to April l, 93, with the
exception of Saturday evenings
The first of the Cinderella assemblies will
take place at the Belfast Opera House next
Thursday evening, Jan. 9TH There will be
music, cards and dancing. Music at p. m :,
to be followed by dancing
The following teachers started this morn
ing for Lewiston to attend the Maine State
Pedagogical Meeting, Misses Lillian p Rob
bins, Hattie E, Robbins, Grace Lord, Grace
Walton, Mrs. Maynard and Miss Mortland of
Searsport.
Mr., Michael H. Heating Of the firm of
heating Y Field was suddenly stricken
down with apopexy and paralysis Tuesday
morning and is now in a very critical con
dition. His right side is completely para
lyzed.
The company who own the tenement
houses near the depot have for several years
made practice of giving each child living in
their houses Christmas present This year
just fifty little folks received a silver half
dollar each.
The pupils IN the High School a e req1ir-
ed to pass an examination each term upon
some book which has been assigned them to
read during that time For next term the
Freshmen are to read "Uncle Toms Cabin !"
the Sorhomores, Irving's "Sketch Book p
the Juniors 'Eamona:" tile Seniors, ''Ivan-
hoe
Sheriff Wadsworth went to Mt. Heagan
granite works IN Prospect. Tuesday, to APP
praise eleven oxen and thirteen horses at
tached on the suit Of Mathew Baird VS.. the
Sargent Granite Co. The property will be
sold Saturday. MeSsrs. Chas. Baker, o. G.
White and David Alexander served as an
praisers.
Mr.. f. H Durham, agent for the Allyn
property. has received instructions to nut
plate glass front into the Robbins store re-
move the partitions in the second story and
tit the premises up i'll good shape for bust
ness. The lease to the coming tenant is not
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next issue.
Stock books have been opened for new
corporation to be known as the Belfast City
Hospital Co. which will take Dr. Luce's pri-
vate hospital and enlarge its capacity and
scope hy adding a Keelev cure for women
addicted to alcohol, morphine. opium or
cllloral. The capital stock is to be $1,000.
shares % each
BADLY FROZEN. A man named Ed. Hol-
lis started from this city to drive to his home
in Troy one of the cold nights last week and
evidently got lost, for he was found next
morning ma hen pen in Brooks where he
had sought shelter, with his hands and feet
badly frozen The surgeons think some Of
the limbs will have 10 be ampltated His
horse was found near by badly chilled
ACCIDENTS. Lura b. Richards, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Geo. w. Richards. aged
eleven, fell from her Sled while sliding last
Thursday and sustained bad injury to her
right leg. Capt. James Henderson was
badly shaken up hy fall on Bridge street
thursday evening Capt. H. j. Chapes
troze one of his ears very badly while riding
! IA ly Sat
Mark lngraham of steamer Lewiston is suf-
leflng from similar calamity. John Dol
LOFT the Western Union inenan, was called
To Stockton Springs Monday to do some
work on the Wire and frnze one of his fingers.
hudson p. Jewett was caught in a Shaft
III the stitching room of the shoe factory
Tuesday while trying to run belt onto a
pulley under bench. A thick frock and
shirt We're torn from his body and one arm
was badly bruised and strained
New ADVERTISEMENTS Spencer & Wilson
tell THEN story this week in short chapters-
all worth reading by the close buyer. Poor
a Son are making drive on vaseline Spleen
dice plasters, cough cherries and maple
cough drops All medicines at lowest prices
.-.,J. " Ferguson & Co. are going to move
| TO have repairs made on their store. and to
reduce stock will sell everything at a great
sacrifice This is ribbon dav and there will
he a speciality each day on some particular
thing, 10 be announced by card in the win
dow See caution notice Of E. H. Neallev
| Monroe The Dirigo Business College.
Prot. X. Il. Capen, Principal, has something
to say, on the Sth page, that will hardly be
! overlooked. Elsewhere will be found an
editorial commentators of this institution
from the Maine Farmer whose words al
ways have weight. F. NJ Bailey, CITY
| Point wants 800 cords of wood suitable for
slaves and heading. Swale hay and straw
wanted by T. G. White.
! THE CHURCHES. The Methodist Epworth
4 League held a very enjoyable gathering with
1 Miss Cieora Haney last Friday evening.
I literary programme was presented, Refresh
ments served and season devoted to pleas
ant social lntercourS A union Christian
/ EndeaNoi meeting OF the Baptist and Con-
1 gregationalist societies Will be held at the
! Nestry Of the former next Sunday at & O'Clock
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