The Republican journal., 1892-12-22

What better holiday present than a copy
of the Journal for full year? None. Try it
for the benefit of some absent friend
On account Of heavy down freight Monday
the passenger train passed the freight train
at Waldo, and the "hind horse came in
ahead
The Police Court room has been supplied
with new settees for spectators, and Messrs
Durham 4 Hall are making other furniture
for the same ROOM
The Flying Yankee is to be kept on the
Maine Central all winter and travellers who
lind this train very convenient will be pleas
ed to learn of the arrangement.
Mr.. E. F. Hanson, manager of the Dana
Sarsaparilla Co., has had a telephone line
run from the factory h. the main telephone
office, and to his new residence on Northport
avenue.
The Journal extends thanks to Messrs
Heating q Field for supply OF calendars If
-Etna, Holyolle, Royal and North American
Insurance companies, which represented
by that firm.
Charles A. Hartman has 4 handsome
miniature of Brook yu bridge in his window,
supporting artistic array of jewelry, while
i'll front is the Goddess of Liberty with
crown and torch Of diamonds. Bath indie
pendent
Mr.. Augustus Ferry of the Belfast post
office, is a great grandfather. and his son
Edward of Fargo, Oak is grandfather. The
latter's daughter Lena, now Mrs. Albert
Ames, of Ashland, Wis, gave birth to a
daughter NOV. 30th
Messrs. G. b. Eaton and Carol Thompson
are now preparing list of residents of the
city, with street and number OF each, accord
ing to the new numbering. The figures for
the doors expected daily and will be put
on soon as received
The Year Book of the Hampden county
Mass horticultural Society for 1892
tans fine poem by Mrs Helen y Packard,
"The Old Garden" An interesting letter
from Mrs Packard VIII be found ON the
second page of this weeks issue of the Jour
nal
A travelling man. well posted in electric
railroad business, says the Rockland road is
carrying more passengers than any road IN
the United States using the same number Of
cars, Rockland Tribune
Just wait until We get the electric road
running from Belfast to Northport, and We'll
show you what travel is.
Mr. &. w. Bradford was in this city Mon
day in the interests of the Self Closing Tele-
graph Key Co. of Clinton of which he is
president The instrument is one of Nh
Bradford's numerous inventions, and he has
testimonials from many Of the leading w est
ern Union and Maine Central operators who
have examined it.
Nh o. K. Webster has lls steam launch
framed ANA the top streak, on. She has an
oak keel, stem and sternpost, with bent oak
timbers of carriage stock, and floor ybers
with natural crook, Tie material is Of the
best and the W Workmanship iirst-class The
launch viii have good free board and Viii
he all able craft of her size.
If you don't see wha1 YOU want FOL Christ
mas. ask for ii. Buffalo Times. Readers
of our advertising columns do not have to
ask many questions. The} know where t.
md what they want. Troy Press. Same
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We are sending out dis 10 all SUBSCRIBERS
III arrears anu nope ioI pr"hll'' responses
IN many cases Vhe payment OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
is simply overlooked and a reminder is not
"h"e'colne' Inc newspaper puoilSilefs
must pay cash for what they buy and need
WHAT Is uue Uhem 10 carry on theli business
The Rock land Loan and Building Associa-
tlun rplLtlhneS 10 go gooo business: III ioan-
Tri1,nna
TIN. Belfast Loan and Ruilaino Assocja-
+ion is lni,,.s -. ,nod busfn4sa Althonoh if
Is ,t a., ,,,,,) ,,,.,,,.,. T., lena as the SISTER
ins+i+,,+i, u, fin. Ji,,,,-,.l civ. If readily
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s+.,,,,.., pAno1,srot Mondav va4 a ouattitv
,f rranh4rri4s from Henry C. Thomas Of
Morrill, and over 4 hundred barrels of lal,
stars scalIons ctr from Hancock sn,intv
,,ar4ias ono barr4l nf sraIInns lost a head
when ooing aboard the boat and the contents
was sn,,,, broadcast amid tL,. dustand snow
If rha oanguay
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