The Republican journal., 1892-11-10
Concerning Local Industries.

Concerning Local Industries.
N. S. Lord is making new sails for schs.
Mary A. Hall and Helen.
Fernald and Mudgett are making some
marble tops for set bowls to be placed in Mr..
Hanson's new residence.
The Dana Sarsaparilla Co. is laying the
foundation on which to set their web press
which will be shipped in few weeks
The boilers for the Dana Sarsaparilla Co.
have arrived and are being set in position.
The engine has been moved into the new
power house and until the new boilers are
ready steam will be made in the old one.
Mr.. f. E. Wiley has finished piping the
residences of DR.. G. c. Kilgore and Mr.. E.
F. Hanson, and is now experimenting the
setting of the boilers and engine at the Da-
ma Sarsaparilla works.
Mathews Brothers have Just received
large order for work to be put into the OBJ
servatory of Harvard College: also an order
from new customer in New York City,
who has seen the firms work at Bar Harbor.
The stock of the Leon Sarsaparlla is near
ly all sold, and the movers in the project are
getting ready to organize. Mr.. John M. Kill
gore has charge of the sales of stock, and
will be in Belfast the last of this week.
The Dalton Sarsaparlla Company now
has 1000 of its $4,000 capital stock pledg-
ed, the stock being taken readily The stock
holIarS arc nripcDal1x bDSiOnSS and DrOfaS-
sional men of Waldo county, though a few
shares have been disposed of in Massachu-
sets. They expect to organize about Janu-
airy 1st
In speaking of the exhibits at the North
Waldo Fair the Pittsteld Advertiser makes
extended mention of the exhibits of Mr.. w.
NJ. Monroe, formerly of this place, who is
now a blacksmith at West Troy. He had a
large lot of articles of his make and ca make
| anything in steel from sewing needle to a
ships anchor. His speciality is shoes for
trotting horses. Camden Herald.
Last Saturday was pay day at the shoe
factory of Crtchett, Sibley & Co.. and the
pay roll for the two weeks ending on that
day aggregated upwards of $1,000, which is
at the rate of over S125,00O year. The
greater part of this money goes at once into
local circulation, and directly or indirectly
benefits everybody in town, so that all are
interested in the increase of the fortnightlv
payroll.
The Skoda Discovery Co, has photographs
of the exterior and interior of the new
Skoda laboratory at Wolfville, n. S. The
building is S0N45 feet, and four full stories
besides the cellar and attics. 1t is on land
leased of the railroad company, the track
running to the laboratory door. 1t is also
within few rods of the wharves. Business
on the Canadian end is booming quite as
briskly as here. Both American and Eng
lish flags 1v above the building.
The certificate of organization of the Ro-
dolf Medicine Company has been recorded
at the Waldo Registry of Deeds. The certi-
ticate states the purposes of the company to
be the manufacturing and selling kodofs
New Medical Discovery. so-called. The
capital stock is $4,000 amount paid in,
S10,6O0: par value of shares, Sl0G each S.
W. johnson, A. f. Klgore Charles f.
Lane, Geo. A. Nichols. and Chas F. Gor
don are directors. S. W, johnson is presi-
dent, ard Emery Boardman treasurer.
The Belfast Machine and Foundry Co. is
still increasing its business. Although they
are now running until II O'Clock at night,
and have a larger crew than ever before EN-
ployed here in that business, they have been
obliged to hire more men the past week.
Their work is going all parts of the coull-
try. that now on hand including granite
car of 20 tons capacity for S. +. Allen,
Green's Landing winch and other machinery
for W. O. Sargent, Oak Hill, machinery for
the Fletcher mill at Burnham, the Randall
mill at South Montvile, and work for the
D"dln Granite Co, South Norrdgewocl,
the Pleasant River Granite Co.. Addison,
and Mr. c. j. Hail, of Atlanta, Ga.
ANOTHER BELFAST MEDICINE. Dana, Sko-
da, Rodolf, Leon and Dalton would seem to
lie q pretty good list of patent medicine
companies Tor a small city, but there are
more to follow. Dr. Fri Fletcher for severn
teen years past has been manufacturing
hitters known as Fletcher's German Nege-
table Compound. which he has been ped
ding throughout the northeastern part of
Maine his route extending from Monroe to
Blaine, the latter being his, headquarters.
He lately formed a partnership with Mr.. H
0. Dodge, and they have begun the manu-
facture of the medicine and intend to push
its sales. 1t is made by sleeping and mix
ing herbs. roofs and barks after the style of
our grandmothers' days, thirteen ingredients
being used The doctor reports good sale
in all sections wherever it has been intro
duced.