The Republican journal., 1892-10-13

ing Association have all been loaned up to
the present month, and business is good. The
secretary is ready to receive bids for the
month of October.
Sheriff Wadsworth Wednesday morning
attached the goods of Mr. Emery Robbins,
of Belfast and took the key of the store. 1t
is understood that Portland creditors were
the attaching parties.
ACCIDENT. Mrs. Frank Barker and Mrs.
VIM Stevens, sisters of Mr. Frank Staples,
in driving from his house Tuesday we re
thrown from the carriage when near Me
Crillis' Corner and slightly injured. The
horse ran away and demolished the car
rage
A NUTMEG MATCH. Next Wednesday
evening at the Belt asst Opera House will be
presented the play with the above title, with
Il strong cast and fine scenic and mechanical
effects. The company that is to appear here
played at the Bowdoin Square Theatre, Bos-
ton, last week to standing room only, and
a rare dramatic treat may be expected.
Seats now Oh sale at the CityDrug Store.
Mrs. c. W. Haney is all ready for grand
|
on Main street, but her advertisement was
received So late we are unable to give full
particulars this week. In addition to the
regular lines Mrs. Haney has bargain coun-
ter and she invites her old friends and the
! public generally to call at No u Main street
SERVED HIS TINE. Yesterday Mr.. Lewis
| Brewster. who has served a ten months SELL
tence in Belfast jail for the killing of the
tramp, Charles Brown, was liberated. The
event occurred 50 recently that it is familiar
to all our readers. Brew ster has stood his
confinement we'll and comes out OF jail i'll
| good condition. His wife has been a some
what frequent visitor at the Jail and we learn
that Brewster has gone back to her on the
old place.
E. p. Frost 4 Co., IS Main str eet, Belfast.
have put in stock of clothing and quote
prices that defy competitions They have
winter clothing for men and boys and cam
not fail to give satisfaction. Read their adj
vertiseme Mt. Poor & Son, Belfast, offer
| great bargains in second hand show cases.
Read the prices quoted. G. III. Buzzell,
Monroe, has a word to say to the creditors of
| DR.. Sewall.
! To THE CHIC AGO DEDIC ALTON. Next Sat
urday afternoon Governor Burleigh, his
staff and Executive Council, will leave Bos
tom for Chicago to assist in the dedication
| of the Worlds Exposition building Oct 20th,
21st and 22d. Col. H. f. Mcdonald, of Bel
fast, Will accompany the party. The home
ward trip Will begin Oct. 23d and the route
will be Via Washington. ID. c. AT Wash
ington, Col. Mcdonald contemplates leaving
tie party and proceeding to Tennesseeto Wis
it to his two brothers.
GRAND ARMY ORGANIZATION. The sever
| al q. \. Il. Posts in Waldo county will meet
AT Swan Lake, Swanvile, to-day to perfect
a county organization. A committee Will
also report ON a proposition to buy a lot
upon which to erect barracks. A Belfast
committee has ascertalned upon what terms
the battery property in Belfast can be
| bought and viii report to the meeting. This
property would he very desirable Reunions
could be held there, and q good parade
ground made. The Belfast veterans viii
drive to the lake on a blackboard, taking
!
THE CHAMPION BIRD HUNTER. Mr. Chas
| r. Coombs, of the frm of r. H. Coombs &
! Son, Belfast, will easily pass for the local
! champion bird hunter. Up to the present
time this season, he has shot ifty-four part
ridge and woodcock His dog, Victor is
fine bird dog and is showing up remarIl-
ably we'll this fall. Saturday Mr.. Coombs.
with Sam Locke. drove to East Troy, where
they stopped with Mr.. Walter Hilman.
] They returned Monday evening with ten
| partridge and eight woodcock. Charles has
| driven his stake for one hundred birds this
fall
| THE CHURCHES The prayer meeting at
! the North Church will be held this, Thurs
day, evening instead of Friday evening and
each Thursday evening hereafter Rev.
Geo. E. Tufts, of Belfast, preached in
the First Baptist Church, Bangor, last
Sunday morning and conducted a union
! prayer meeting i'll the evening. Rev.
Geo. w. Field, of Bangor. preached at Bar
| Harbor last Sunday. Services for the Uni
versalist society next Sunday: At 1915 A. NJ.
Topic: Lands vet to be conquered and DOS
| sessed-and the need of discoverers-TeXt.
Joshua XIII last clause of 1st Verse; S. S,
12M-Topic: Peters Vision. Acts X: 9-2O..
Repairs having been compl eted at the Uni
| yersalist Church, services will be held there
next Sunday. There will be harvest con-
cert in the evening
| STEAMER NOTES. The Boston & Bangor
| Steamship Co. has declared dividend of 8
| per cent. The company is said to be in as
good condition now for the building of a fine
new steamer, with modern conveniences and
accommodations, as could be desired, and its
patrons certainly hope that this winter will
See it done, thus giving this section as good
facilities for steamboat travel as are enioyed
elsewhere. ... The steamer New Brunswick
made her last trip to Boston from this city
| Friday. her charter expiring on Saturday....
| The new time table Went into effect last
! Monday, the Penobscot and Lewiston max
ing four round trips each week. -. Captain
| benjamin Arey, of the steamer Welcome, is
to have a new boat built this winter at II.
j. Learh's shops in Brewer for the Bangor
and Hampden route. She will be IS fert
! LONG and 10 feet wide and Will ha an ,,.D