The Republican journal., 1892-03-10
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

he next Injecting uI tIlt w . y. L u, VIII
he held with Mrs. Jones, Revere House,
saturday at p. NJ.
Mr. Thomas Condor has 100 lobster traps
ready and will put them down when the
weather is suitable. Mr.. Condor is always
first in This vicinity in the lobster business.
Other fishermen are also getting ready
ACCIDENT. Mr.. Ed. Crawford, brakeman
9u Sullivan's train, while coupling cars at
KNOX last week got his fingers caught and
lady jammed. \ Clinton surgeon met the
yrain at Burnham and amputated one finger
Durham & Hall are at work on "A job for
Sal Harbor. They report the outlook for
next seasons business as good, and are hay
lug a large run of foreign work If their
lusineSs increases much more new factory
~ III Toe needed.
Messrs. w. w. Merrill and " H. Wiggin
who have been manufacturing wash boilers
Lave ceased business for the present. Owing
illness they did not Manufacture So many
us expected, but made $50, which viii be
>dd hy Mr. Wiggin, who is now on the road
HIS SLED WAS TENDER. y good story is
t,id Of Mr.. Zenas Downs, of Swanville.
Wnle hauling wood recently the roller on
DIS horse sled broke. "By thunder" said
Mr. Downs, that sled is getting little ten
der. l put that ROLLER i'll that Sled forty years
qgo. 1t beats all how things will Wear ont.
Next Monday occurs the annual city cleo
non The board of registration began its
sessions yesterday and Will continue to-day,
lThursday) Friday and Saturday. If any
were omitted at the recent revision of the
voting list, the error will be made good on
appearing before the board at the Memorial
building.
SMELL FISHING. Fishermen continue to
catch smelts through the ice, above the
bridges, and it looks as though they will
continue to do so as long as the ice lasts
The market men say they never before knew
the fish 10 hang on SO late The season has
been good one, some days fishermen catch
ing as many as sixty pounds each.
SARsAPAkILLA. The first week in March
tle Dana Sarsaparilla company sold 202
gross of medicine, which is the largest
week business in the history of the com
panv The weeks work represents 29,OSS
bottles, and ST., 105 income. The company
has received an o1der for half dozen bottles
from Mr.. vii ard CHM, at Candy Neb.,
who said he read the advertisement in the
Republican journal.
DO Among the Improvements the Maine Cen
yral r. X. Co. Will make in Belfast this spring
will be the erection If a new coal shed and
the removal of the old one. The new shed
will be between the track and the wing of
The wharf and will be more convenient for
4Ae dischargng Of coal. The removal Of the
old coal building Will admit teams to the
wharf something how impossible.
SERMON To ODD FELLOWS. Rev. j. A
Savage, pastor Of the Unitarian Church. is a
member of Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows
lii view of Mr.. Savage's resignation and
consequent removal from town, the lodge
has passed vote asking him to preach d SER
mon t. them on some Sunday IN April, when
the Odd Fellows of Belfast will visit his
church in body. Mr. Savage is a valuable
member and the Odd Fellows much regret
uIs leaving town.
Coupons MAPLE sYRuP BUSINESS. Mr.
A4''h - >"ii"'n' ~ 'ellas'' VINO o" HIS Il
maple orchard in the town of Dedham has
s"i9 ~ 'i4"' l'idee ~ engage III the maple
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gan 02' "''''''S Yi q -''i 7'"le' ms year
be viii tap 800 trees. Last year sap began
20 run March 10Th He expects to increase
us '"'i'i''0 Wv "a i"9' , e"i'
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HEAVY STORM The second heaviest storm
of The winter IN this vicinity occurred on
Thursday last Tie wind was northeast and
blew q great gale Snow began to fail early
in the day and increased until nightfau.
when it was a regular blizzard The snow
was very fine and worked its way under
shingles on the roofs and around window
ba fall