The Republican journal., 1892-08-11

wants to announce great mark down sale
stock before her removal, and is Offering
bargains that will never again be duplicated.
Watch her advt, next week.
Notice was given last week of the races to
take place Aug. 10Th at Unity Trotting Park,
and some interesting contests may be be en-
pected. Hon. S. l.. Milliken will be present.
and by request will address the crowd at the
Park in the evening after the races. There
should be a good attendance.
Prof. W Bergman, eye specialist is now MAX
ing his annual visit to Belfast, stopping at the
Windsor Hotel. All orders left at that house will
he promptly attended to. Prof. Bergman will call
at your residence or place of business. He has
made annual visits to this place since 1869 and
there many of his customers who are ready to
testify to his ability.
The jewellers in McClintock block ON
Spring street We're annoyed Monday night
by drunken man who was trying to gain
an entrance into the tenements AT last he
Went to an clubhouse and laid down. The
night police We're called, and put the man in
the lookup He was released Tuesday after
noon.
MI Charles 7. Hazetine, who was recent
ly nominated by the Republicans of Belfast,
as a candidate for representative to the
State legislature, has declined the honor 1t
is understood that the Hon. William b
Swan will be supported at a caucus held
this EVENING" most excellent candidate
and representative.
The managers of the Belfast band say that
SO many persons We're disappointed in not
obtaining tickets for the recent Bar Harbor
excursion, that the band will give another
in about two weeks. The date will be an
nounced later. The coming excursion will
be to Bar Harbor or Ninalhaven. Many of
our people have expressed desire to go to
Ninalhaven, and the citizens Of that town
would like visit from us.
Miss A. F. Southworth will have the store
in the journal building now occupied by
Mrs. c. w. Haney, She will occupy but one
half of the store for her millinery business,
while the opposite side will be occupied by
Miss r. f. French in the fancy goods bust
seventeen wears, @he was for some time
in the store of II. A. Starrett and lately has
been in the employ of Geo, w. Burkett.
A BIRTHDAY GIFT. A very pleasing event
took place last week at the boarding house
of Mrs Hiram Jones, on High street. Mrs.
John NJ Smith, who is at work in the house.
has Young daughter named Jessie, who oc-
casionally assists i'll waiting upon the table.
BY her quiet unassuming ladylil1e manner,
little Jessie has become a great faVoritt III
the house and is loved by all. Jessie WAS
nine years old August 81, and the boarders
having quietly taken up collection bought
ii handsome neck chain and a pound of fan
cv candy. At the dinner table While Jessie
was passing water around she was stopped
and presented with the gifts. II is needless
To say that she was the happiest girl III
town.
THE BAND EXCURSION, The excursion
Of the Belfast Band to Bar Harbor Tue sduy
on steamer Sedgwick, was d very pleasant
one. The tickets We're u each and Were
limited to 300, for Belfast, Searsport and
Northport. They We're quickly sold, many
being unable to obtain them. Tuesday
morning il was reported that two tickets
We're sold at premium of 81 each. The
boat left at sharp o'clock and several who
held tickets We're left There was some fog
and rain in the forenoon, but it cleared away
and was pleasant during the remainder of
the day. The boat reached Bar Harbor at
l2lj. and left at 80, arriving i'll Belfast at
s o'clock in the evening. Several We're left
at Bar Harbor, including some of the band
members The captain decided to make an
early start home fearing fog.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Hattie Lane arriH--
ed from Boston Saturday and is leading Ice
at Pitrce's wharf, for a southern port. Sch.
Susie p Oliver. Capt. Snare. arrived Sunday
from Turks Island with l@,000 bushels of
salt The cargo is for Swan & Sibley CO,
.,.Sch. Leonessa arrived from New York
Monday with a cargo OF coal for Swan & Sib-
| ley CU..... Sch. Centurian has discharged a
cargo of hard pine from Boston for Mathews
Bros. Sch. Carrie Crosby in coming into
harbor Saturday fouled with sch. Paragon,
but did little damage. The Crosby was from
Boston with cargo of corn for Swan & Sih-
| ley Co az. Sch James Holmes is loading hay
| for n f. Houston for Boston. Sch. Moses
| Eddy which filed and capsized recently at
| the lower bridge, Belfast, has been righted
| pumped out and hauled alongside the bridge
She fouled with the bridge and carried away
both topmasts.
| WHITE WINGS. In a private note to the
| editor, DR.. w. H Winslow says "Orinda
has been altered and put in first class con-
dition by Lawley & Son, South Boston, and
VIII go into commission Aug. Is. I shall
| cruise awhile around Cape Ann and Marble
head (where | belong to the Corinthian
/ Club and may not go to Penobscot Bay at
! all | have altered the cabin of Orinda much
and expect to have more comfort this year.
/ All the forward woodwork has been torn
out. two wide transom hunks, built in the
/ floor raised six inches and widened about Is
! inches, 50 that there is large gain of space
| Our cockpit was a great gain last year and
| we enjoyed the deck seats. 1t is a shame
no one can get up yacht race at Belfast
! The bay is magnificent for the purpose
+ would surely come and give something to
help the prize list. The Secretary of the
| Treasury has issued a circular to customs