The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-01-26

negotiating for the use Of one of the halls in
Odd Fellows Block for it's meetings.
George w. Hartman Of Bangor, State
agent for the Humane Society, is coming to
Waldo county to look up some cases Of al
legged cruelty to horses.
Albert NJ. Carter, foot of Main street, Bel
fast, has just received from the mill some
| very nice flour which he offers at a very
low price. See his advertisement.
The firm Of Fernald & Mudgett, marble
and granite workers, has been dissolved by
the retirement Of Mr.. A. l.. Mudgett. Mr..
James F. Fernald is to continue the business
at the old stand on Pleasant street
An entertainment consisting of the cele-
| brated farley Wax Works will be given in
4 the Belfast Opera House February Sth Miss
McCobb, the ingenious deineator of this
interesting exhibit is now in ottawa Canada.
The demand fer her work is 50 great She
finds it difficult to I'll all Of her engagements.
The Shakespcarian readings Of Miss McCobh
an attractive feature Of her WORK. Fun
particulars next week.
/ PATENT MEDICINES. Tic new bottles Of
the Dalton SarSaparila Go. are to have
blown in the glass 'Daltons Sarsaparilla
Belfast, Maine, IT, S. A."... Chas. L. Lane
| of Brooks is now billing the cities and large
Villages of Maine for Rodoltis. ... Two thou
sand and four hundred cases Of Dana's Sarsa-
par!lla We're shipped To one Boston wholesale
house by Mondays boat. The Dalton Sar-
saparlla Co have leased the Fred A. knowi-
ton building at the foot of Main street and
viii take possession Feb. 1st when the prem
iSes will be fitted up for their use. Mr.
knowlton will remove his stock of groceries.
| Libby sail loft is ON the second floor and
Mr.. Libby will have to find quarters else
where before long. The Dalton has also
the refusal Of the Mansfield store adjoining,
and expected to close the matter yesterday.
BucKsPoRT. Onaccount Of the appearance
of of diphtheria at the East Maine
Conference Seminary few weeks ago it
was decided to close the institution, it will
be remembered. The faculty has now de
cided to reopen the winter term next Wed
nes,lav and to have but one week IF vacation
between the winter and spring terms, the
latter to begin one week later than aIver-
tised The Bucksport Board of Health have
made a statement to the effect that they
have carefully and thoroughly diSnfretrd
that portion Of the seminary buildings in
fected by the recent case, and 50 far as they
can determine the huilding is saf, Thev
found or know Of no local cause for tile con
tinuance of the disease A fire ~ Parktr's
shipyard early Monday morning DESTROYED
tile workshop, building about 5ox2o feet
together with its contents. Tools, models anu
a suit If sails. II is supposed THAT TN tirt
caught from stove in which there had neen
i fire during the night The schooner LII
nette, which was 1T the yara caught fire
/ forward and WAS somewhat damaged ll-
loss is reported At about 500 and there was
no Insurance.
BROOKS. Last Wednesday Mr.. Charles Il
Nealley Of Monroe brought Ill lrad If some
twenty-five children comprising the school
Of MI Irwin Fogg and the group was phota-
graphed hy Ncalley They We're :, group Of
veritahle Brownies and il is safe to SAY thiS
was one IF the happieSt DAYS of their exist
ence The school closed last Friday the pu-
pils presenting their teacher viii! a beauti-
fiji autograph album. Miss Nealley walked
to Brooks village and back, FIVE miles in all
to get the present. 1T is an i'll wind that
blows no good, and the recent cold
weather has inate lpfs Of business IN the
coal and wood line The services of our tin
smith and plumber, Otis w. Lane, have been
often called into reluistlon 70 look after
.itt IL:
have around. Il. 4: FawarGls still CON
TIMES to do business at til, Ali stand and
lis grist mill turns out lots of Ire1. Ite is
also selling considerable hoE1 Tile Il. a.
H. Pest boys have moved into Chnse's hall
in the old depot building. They have bought
j LOT ami Will build 4 hall next simmer II.
A. Hall Will also put mp hluding Bach
elder y Hall Will begin worS upon hnild-
iiig IN searspOrt as soon as tile season opens.
.... Nj J. Dow would exchange h good Young
horse for lumber. There il tax of organi7-
ing fire company here, and it Will probably
develop into something more than talk as
reliable citizens have volunteered to Join the
company and have contributed t. it's funds.
Yes, boys lets get up a good active company
protection against total humiliation in case
of a fire.. Joseph Ellis is sending hemlocS
from this station to some point west of us.
Joe always manages to keep crew at work.
III. Mrs. Berry Sargent, who has been away
on long visit to relatives in Massachusetts
and Nova Scotia, has returned home and the
family now occupy their new house. NJ, Ros-
zoe G. Edwards is handling corn by the car
load. Miss Ede Forbes is at school in
Pittstield. Mrs. G. S, Brackett Bertha
Pilley) is said to be very ill.,. Mr.. Caytng
is in Brooks buying apples and lots of them
have been hauled in. Robert McTaggart
has moved into his new house and they are
comfortable need be. Mrs. Emma Hulk
ford has been in poor health of late. Thirty
thousand stamps have just been received at
our post office for the use of the Rodolf Co..
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY ~
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is