The Republican journal., 1892-09-22
$HE NEWS OF BELFAST.i

sa.bers, and is disposing of her stock in
nym wanted.
lurSe owned by E. F. Hanson ran away
a.. q door yard in Swanville Friday night
vas stopped on Bridge street in this
, 4tter breaking the carriage somewhat.
..,,, . long run.
NJ :. Arey 4 Co., (the members being w =.
4rey and F. G. Auspland) who lately
.,r into tile fish business at Pi,tsfield have
the business to Randlett Bros, of Pitts
and returned home.
usst-r Arthur f. Brown. of this city rode
,tirty from Belfast to Lewiston, State
t,.rk distance of 10 miles in one day.
]stance to Augusta, over the cold
T. miles, was made in hours and Is
te-
YtHaV, Bros. have closed a contract for
.rs, windows and blinds of the FRYE
.N.N IN course of erection ut Bar Har-
which is to cost $4,000. Mathew 5
~0 have a large contract for work on
> At Hancock Point for the Stetsons
Heor.
H..l X Son announce as "a starter for
a season" the famous Whist Club
..-> cents, the best in the market: a big
- III III all goods and the lowest prices
Belfast. Prescriptions carefully com
.uipd by competent druggists and the
REST drugs and medicines.
s-xander Cummings, who is % years of
q. and life long Democrat, always called
+ Democratic war horse of Prospect, went
!. 1aile on Monday last and deposited his
IT.. and for the first time in II years he
I'D his ticket, las he tells MS, casting vote
seth l.. Miliken and the rest of the ticket
.,r BIT ratio. Bangor Commercial.
Tl- Waldo and Penobscot Agricultural
-rty fair will be held at Monroe, Septem-
- 47tu, 2Sth and 29th. The grounds are
sdtd with new water works, the track is
.Nee lent condition. with large field of
.,-- and show of stock, with many other
nations and the largest fair ever held is
n.trd.
1T Is a matter of history that the once
-jy known Loon Club was wiped ont of
ST n'e by the result of base ball game
s.+ put up its shutters as it We're, and
rye from business. Deprived of their
- rhe undaunted Looms have stolen a
he other fellows by forming a corpol
W ana becoming the only Shutters. The
t-.r club has been regularly incorpora-
uth headquarters at Rockland, and,
set Of officers. Mr.. w. l.. Littletield
n.y. late Sir Loon, is a member Of
d club,
s-- the advent of the "cow-boy" medi-
IF, acticing with the lassoo, until many
.-cone quite expert Two or three of
otrt practiclng on the wharf the other
-uWlng a small line to steamer. the
pring into the water at every throw
e ,41ng fellow held on hit too long and
ne came inboard instead of ont, and
aek well-dressed spectator square in the
-t Those embryo cowboys reiterated
-u a war party of Indians was after
DENTS. The Rockland Tribune of last
fig lay says; Jacob Elwell, a carpenter
Yndicate block. was hurt quite hadl Y
.teu0l4v While at work in the second
+ heavy roller fell from the third story
NJ him On the head knocking him
1877 nd cutting a cash IN his scalp" Nj
Nr vas formerly Of Nortlport and his
tN friends in that town and III Belfast
r sorry to hear of his injury .... Her
r E. Bradnau was knocked senselesS hv
tuGng cage at H. +. Peirce's ice works
.r Thursday, but recovered from its effects
fly hour
.. INDUSTRIES. The Dana Sarsaparil-
ave bought the interests Of MI. Car
-.~ Cottrell Co and others in the two
printing press lately in use at
u.try and will use it on their work
.A-rc1ion with the new perfecting press
Il ave their new power house up and
r. apboarded with corrugated iron.
ut. Siblev x Co. are putting set If
wear machinery into their shoe factory
begin on Goodyear work soon....
y. 5, Lord is making number Of sails
Austin d. Knight, and Capt. ID. H.
sails for schs. Odell and Winslow
So THE Belfast Machine & Found
Goo. las finished a new Hege saw mill for
Nto. Randlett. Of Montville, and is at
lii IN a portable cargo winch for sch.
sg.ette I. Sibley. They also have consid-
Ollie job work on hand.
'HlfflNG ITEMS. Sehs. Geo. B. Ferguson
Mary Ann Mccain, Bangor, for New
ik' n port here during the storm of last
eA. sailed Thursday morning.. Sch.
s ma Campbell sailed for New York
aTsday with ice from H. E. PIERCE. >. Sch
-Fy \. Hall towed to Bangor Thursday to
vi f4 Philadelphia. Sch. Georgia Gilkev
. hauled on the marine railway Thursday
e1lpering. $50. The four-masted sch. Sena-
Sally an discharged her cargo of coal for
Name Central and dropped down stream
9dE This vessel is owned by William f.
=eu- Of Boston, and is commanded by
-t Walter E. Crockett, native of North
IT, who is Young man Of marked ability,
r. mo has risen to the command of one Of
largest and finest vessels in the coasting
Wee SIMPLY by his own energy and ability.
vessel is having her decks and her sides
'Ve light-water line, recalked by l.. H.
mean, OF Northport. Sch. Eastern Light
charged a cargo of feed for W. 9. Marshall
A A. Howes & Co.. Saturday go. Sch.
.ue NJ, Gray discharged a cargo of corn
swan & Sibley Co, Saturday Sch.
an L. Davis is loading paving at the
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