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The Republican journal., 1894-01-04

A. c. Burgess storehouse, Herbert jack
sons store Poor's Mills), H. A. Carter's
and o. q. Critchett stables. Additions
have been made to the dwellings, Of l.. f.
Howard, Mrs. c. o. Macomber, Ed. l..
Macumber. A. }. Hartman, f. II Smith.
+. q, Greer, William Wood George Il.
White, A. W. Bates and others Critchett,
Sihley X Co S Shoe factory, Mathews
Bros mill, +. &. White 5, II. G. Pitch
EMS W. G. Marshall's l.. A. knowlton's
and f. H. Conner stor,honses have been
enlarged. ana additions made to 4 large
number oi stables. barns, carriage houses
etc There has also been more Of minor
repairs, such AZ painting, reshnglng, etc
than usual HE fine residence of Il. L.
Hanson and the stable "f a. c. Sibley
though begun IN iS!i2, We're completed
| this wear.
| BUSINESS CHANGES
There have been a large number of
changes in business concerns during the
/ year, among which are the following;
Fred Tinm removed his Shoe shop from
the Allyn building to 4 store nearly oppo
site On Main street e. :, Pitchers music
4 business was merged into that OF Mears u
| Pitcher. and the business afterwards en-
| larged by taking the adjoining store. -
| Charles Ii. Field succeeded the firm of
| keating \ Fiela ~ the insurance business
IN January MlsS Netfie Hamilton open
ca dfessmaklng rooms over tle'neh'
store Feb lst, Edward A. Jones re-
| ~umed charge q the revere mouse IN
January nc granite lllm " fHlll'd Y
Mudgett was dissolved III January aho
'iie business continue" ny James L. ftl
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The Republican journal., 1894-01-04
The Year 1898 in Belfast.


" t present UtltNitii our USUAL ItNltN
Of tiic past year, comprising a summary
under various headings and 4 diary Of
events The yeal ON the whole was a
pfosi rrous unc and devoid If serious cas-
Haltits ~ eaJastrophieS May the coming
yeal preseI; m fair record
LOCAL. iNIl -rEIt-.
Mathews Bros. Who manufacture
uoaI~. >aShe~, etc, have run their mill
on fan time except one week when it shut
d0u1 ~ pWi il new boilers AMI one week
afHaUcaiint of 1 broken engine In both
Instances they We're obliged to run extra
tino ~ latch M with orders. Several
improvements hivr been made daring the
NeAi. inclIpiing neN and larger boilers, a
system ol exhaust ians and pipes tor dis
posing Of saw,lust and shavings, an ~
llneoutnf fol heating the feet water tor
-Iie lrtilci. and others. fhe mill is light
M iA electricity and runs 10 hours per
HAL ;dt year around. lhc firm has done
flle largest YEAR business in It's history
earnaln II Hall. in the same line of
atsint~, alsn builders and contractors,
Hasr apd good Year run I II Durham,
tle srpos np.lnl,es died in March. and the
fHSinc~, lia~ SINGS been conducted BY 6 :
HaH
eitehett ~ibleN X ~. haye not only
#s1t W. t. thel il~lial amount of work
th4Mlei ilie yeah, hnt have been obliged
tleH.ar4e theii ~!ioe factory by building
.uaiiliou- ia tlge S3aJlcrN Side. They have
a1lliti 3 Department; ioi oololiilg ali tit
iHgS, weak NH IA has before been eone
9Hf @' tewHs An extension Of thrll butid-
in4 or The noItl Side Of Pleasant Street il
w~ed inl this purpose. y new line OF ma
Hiie~ scl making ffrondyear work has
leen RIBS ID, ala several machines already
in lS ltVt bren duplicated. Other nlnor
improvements Have been made from time
& Ffuc. The factory stats on the new
sea with Ihe prospect " another equally
ff9a -sfal tHn.
Hsl.ast Machine a FoUn'i1y Cp.
alaiDue te do q furnishing business
A.aNt Haily y eo. stalteCl 4 c""lera4r
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The Republican journal., 1894-01-04

The Sunday school has been recognized
and the Unity club. 4 social society. or
anized.
Rev Myra kingsbnry passed her vaca-
ton in the West Her pastoratc continues
to be very successful.
The North church has enjoyed season
Of prosperity unequaled III its history.
The pastor. Rev II. T. Hack, has made a
number Of trips to different parts of the
country, and given his parishioneTs the
benefit Of them i'll lectures illustrated with
the stereoptcon, those relating to the
White Mountains, the Worlds Fair and
the Congress of Religions being specially
interesting.
The repairs on Tile Baptist church We're
completed and include, ali enlargement
of the building which contains 4 kitchen,
baptistry, pastor room, etc The audi
ence room has Been flcscucd new pews
put in, i new pipe organ and carpet
bought and the building fitted up for both
gas and electric lighting. The interest in
all the church Services II increasing
The MethodlstS HAVE fully Kept NJ the
interest and attendance they enjoyed at
the beginning of the year, and their NUM-
bers have steadily increased. Thc usual
quarterly meetings HAVE been held with
good results 'rhs third semi annual con
vention Of the Ro,kland District Epwofth
League was held TIT the church htfc Sept.
18th and 10th
Tile Catholics lave he1d monthly scr-
| vices at their new church Ola Court street
The Christian Advent meetings have
been continued at Memorial HAN bY Elder
G.. i. Young. 'Ih work ltaS also been
extended and meetings are heid weekly IN
twp different neiglborhoods ~ tle East
Nltir.
Ihe NprituallStS llANe llad \ number "
! speakers here WHO FiaVc gwen interesting
dlsf"urse- aud sealces-
'iev- N +, stil1on, Assent If tht bibie
society at Maine sppkt ~ the VARIOUS
churches OCT z4d aun agents % the
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The Republican journal., 1894-01-04

There wels fewer civil cases Than usual
tried before juries in tie supreme Jul
dicial Court he past wear. The most i'm
portant oas' wAs tha! NJ Il. i. Sherman
vs.. Maine Central Il. X GU s., 9l9. u BE-
Ing claimed III account of the burning of
plaintiffs Buildings at Burnham, AS al
legged BY defendant locomotives Verdict
for plaintiff s., lsO-54 Motion for new
trial filed and allowed. Judge Libbey
presided at the January and October
terms and Judge Whitehouse at the April
term. The grand juries found l52 indict-
ments, and the Court has granted 30 di-
VOICES
The Republican journal., 1894-01-04
scREr SOCIETIES

Palestine (ommandery \. II of Beltas
and DeNalois Commentary Of Ninalha
ven We're the guests July and j. of Clare
mont Comm;ndery of Rockland The Bel
fast Knights went un steamer Florenc,
| and returned on the new steamer Gather
inc. They were accompanied BY the Bel
| fast Band
| Belfast Division. | n n Of III, opene,
the year By n installation, followed by
supper ut til, Windsor Hotel The livi
sion attended the annual field iay' of tn,
order at Batl Aug. gth
Silver Gross Lodge, HI of II. Hall i pIb
| lie installation, concert ~ sanborll' ! Nv
chestrl, and Dall at the Opera House Jan
Goth. HE l'd@e visited Camden Lodge
Sept. ~. Daring the year 4 ncw emile
matte Gilt sion WAS put wv Jill the outside
of the Castle HAN
Anrora Eebekal Lodge. |. q. O. Il.
held z verN lcecsstnl fair March list, fpi-
lowed IN supper anI dance Excelsior
Lodge OF b;ngor visited Aurora Lodge
Sept. rs.
The officers 81 King solomon Council,
X. and = ~. were publicly installed
April ith by J. d. Parker Past ~ L. NJ.
Refreshments were served Memorial ser
vices to Pas /. |. NJ. George f. Wight
Dec. 9TH.
The officers Of Tarrat'ne Tribe, |. O.
X. NJ. were publicly installed March .,0th
at odd Fellows Hall BY f. II. WEIGH, D.
d. q. 5. Charles ii. Litchman, II. q. |. :,
gave an address on the aims and history
of the order.
Officers of Primrose Assembly, Pythan
Sisterhood, were installed aug. 18th, by
Mrs. II. 7. Libby, Grand Chancellor. The
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
All Gone,

strfor 1The Gadsbys have an eie
e.nt ~ NJ, Years. lunch old man.
D.sho,ror w Have you been there?
Dni DasberaH rS \I'll get something
to eat before go.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
The Little Stranger.

The young Canadian on New Year,
morning, after he has taken breakfast
with his father, mother, sisters and
brothers, wends his way to the best
looking girl in the range, and as he
very we'll knows she can't refuse to kiss
him on ''le jour de Fan" presents him
self at her door, there to be warmly
greeted and invited to enter.
Taking off his snowshoes-it's easier
and more "a la mode du Canadien" to
climb over the crusty snowbanks than
use a "traineau'-he accepts the inyi-
tation, and as he crosses the threshold
ne gives the girl, for whom he has long
cherished deep regard, a couple of
smacks that cause the old folks in the
Kitchen to question each other as to the
origin OF the noise. Light drinks are
served. That's what the young man
aoes. The young girl waits.
But the old folks do not forget that
tne day IS the first one of the year. So
after the work of the household is over
they put on their best bib and tucker
and hitch un "Monplaisir." and thew j
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

DON'T fail 30 receive New Years day
with smiling face.
Don't usher in that day by declaring
you are growing old.
Don't sent word you are out because
New Years calls are out of fashion.
Don't neglect to send bonbon box to
your best girl
Don't receive an old friend gloomiiy
on that day.
Don't trust to new 1895 and SANDER
old 1894.
Don't fail to send New Years greet
ings to those far away.
Don't think you may meet your fate
in 1895. Perhaps it will be better to
miss him.
Don't be unfriendly. Do all the good
you can, and don't slander anybody.
Don't Turn over too many new leaves
fer 1895.
Don't be unhappy about anything BE
a philosopher.
Don't deride the new year.
Don't make the day unhappy.
Don't lose your temper.
Don't fall in love.
Don't declare you hate men.
Don't celebrate too much.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
A NEW YEARS PRAYER.

Thou art our God, Redeemer and Creator;
Thou art ''Our Father, dearest name of all.
Great in thy power and wisdom, in love
greater,
Therefore we fearnot or thy name to CALI
Hear ux, o Father, as we come confessing
The sins and follies Of the bJgone year.
Grant Us forgiveness and with that thy bless
ing
Our faith to strengthen and cur hearts to
cheer.
Sweeten for us eaeh bitter cup.of duty
Or strengthen US their bitterness to GUAM.
Give MS to see the King in all his beauty
And to behold the land which is fur off.
We thank thee for. our being and wefl baing.
Give us uplifting and upholding grace
To serve thes, here until, earth's shadow flee
ing,
WaeyermGres shall see thee face to face
Buffalo News.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

ed. This is the record from which no
will judge you'll close the bookl'
The gale howled about the old house
and ratified doors and windows, but Mi
ser Jones paid no heed. Men passed and
repassed, some laughing, some cursing,
but he did not look out upon them.
Noon came, and he sat there with pencil
in his fingers and paper before him
The winter day drew to a close, and
night came down, but no light shone
from his window. At midnight he sat
where noon found him, at daylight
where the winds of midnight had blown
the snow under the door and over his
feet When noon came again, some one
opened his door and cried out that Miser
Jones was deadl
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

At New Years in Scotland children
make calls upon their older friends and
sing in front of the house, after the style
of Christmas carols:
Get up, guide wife, and shake your feathers.
Dinna think that we are beggars.
We are children out for play.
Gies oor cakes an let's away.
Of different class are the men who,
wearing DISCUSSES, call begging upon
their richer neighbors and shout:
Get up, guide man; be na sweer,
And deal out bread as long as you're here.
The day will come when you will be dead.
You'll neither care for meat nor bread.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
wba. the New Year Brings.

Vacant chairs
Good wishes without number.
Change, but not always silver.
January-and all the Others
Mistakes-We date our letters wrong.
Friends grown older and few joy
less.
Bills of every description, but every
one too large.
improvements that cause wonder and
questionings
Dividends without variety, al shrunk
like old f1annels
""The new eaees at the door, the new
DOC, On the floor. "
New friends? Yes, and worthy ones
co. How have We Axistad without +hn,,,
tied every noble sentiment God placed il
your heart as child. You have sacri
| feed every principle that makes MAJ
,. r.'spectcd and beloved. Ycu have mad,
none. but you have been pointed ou
as a thing Instead OF man. AS hui
man being va have lived to be hatet
and reviled AT, - death-what?"
"After deatb-w, stf" whispered Mi
ser Jones.
The recording angel O. neasel sel'
apart page i'll her golden bo, % lor eaci
human being born into the wor,, = pee
l have brought the book that you m 'sh
gaze upon it. Here is your page-tl
page on which your name was inscribed
as child. What do you see?''
The old man looked and peered and
rubbed his eyes, Blindness seemed to
have come to him, and in his terror he
groaned aloud.
Here is the debit-avarice, selfish.
ness, greed, riches Here should bo
your credits, but there are none. Look
Tor them. Bend your head to bring your
yes nearer. Today brings a new year
Today you pass from earth to etornity
% stand before Your God and be .iude.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
start out and begin the rounds or max

start out and begin the rounds or max
ing calls, stopping at each house, the
old man kissing the neighbor's old wom-,
an, and vice versa, rinsing it down with
"a la votre' from the sideboard.
Conviviality reigns, good health IS
drunk, and alcoholism is unknown.
From the time the sun frst casts IT'S
rays on Canadian New Years morn
ing until a week and sometimes two
weeks later a round Of jollification ex-
lists among the French-Canadians OF
good standing Every night a dinner is
held at one of the "clique," " and SO on
till each has had his "blow out, and
finally all relapse into the old rut Of
common, everyday life, arising at the
sound of the angelus in the morning and
burning very few candles and still less
kerosene in the evening.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

In County Antrim in Ireland among
the Scotch Irish oaten bannocks, with a
hole in the middle, like our doughnuts,
are specially baked for gift cakes. In
other Irish counties cake is thrown
outside the door on New Years eve
"to keep ont hunger" the ensuing year.
In the isle of Man curious belief
and custom existed till the middle Of
this century. In each home the house.
wife smoothed the ashes over the kitch-
en- floor just before stepping into bed.
If there were found in the morning on
the surface of the ashes anything re-
sembling the print that pointed toward
the door, it indicated death in the
family within the year. But if the heel
of the footprint were toward the door
it was a sure proof that the family
would be increased.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
BY n. K. MUSKITTEIoK.

Draw up the chair about the logs,
That sparkle bright and gay;
That in quaint flowers on, the wall
In madcap frolic play.
Oh, toss nll sorrow to the Winds.
For this is Christmasday.
What if the chilly winds without
About the chimney Low
And high against the frosted panes
Make minarets of snow
When Christmas cheer this eozy nesb
With comfort sets aglowl
The happy child upon the floor,
With feelings luscious ripe,
Plays with the red toy animal
OF curious spot or stripe
While deep within his little heart
The birds of springtime pipe.
He roams beneath his loaded tree
Beside the inglenook,
Alive with candies, blocks and drums
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
To Get the Best Husband.

A very pretty custom was that Of
tasting the ''cream of the we'll, " the
first drink from spring OR we'll ON New
Years morn. The first pail of water
drawn, 'the flower of the WE'LL" in
sured positively tho best husband in the
parish to the water drawer.
An liltin gaed a sad gate
The flower o. the well to our house raes,
An I'll hae the bonnlest lad yet.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
Always Reliable.

THE BEST you can say Oh
Il anything is that it turned
out just what it was represent
ed to be. It's a great thing to
know, exactly what you are
getting when you buy any
thing. And it's frequently bet
ter to wait until you do know
before you buy. People in this
county bought drugs, paints,
oils, varnishes and books years
ago Of Saur & Balsley and they
continue to patronize their
house, because they always
find their purchases to be just
what they represented them
to be. That's about the whole
secret of their unprecedented
success, and they stick to their
old motto.
Money is always to be made
by purchasing of Saur & Balls
lev. A dollar saved is a dol
lar made is an old saying, but
it is as true as gospel, and this
should always be kept in mind
when you trade with Saur y
Balsley, as they guarantee a
saving of money, and also a
guarantee that you will get the
best goods in the market fo'
the least money.
Now that the holiday season
is approaching the store o
=. n~.l-y is taking on it
holiday attire. Goods suitabl,
Tor gifts are making their ap
Pearance, and the stock in thi,
hne bids fair of being larger
an and more varied than. ever
Those in search of holiday
goods can find just what they
want by looking over the stock
OF Saur & Balsley. Books,
fancy stationery, albums, toilet
goods, gold pens and holders.
and a hundred and one thinos
can here, be seen that will make
suitable presents for the holi-
day season.
F. speciality is made in wall
pa per. The stock is large and
n ew, with all the latest pat
terms to select from, the house
always taking pride in showing
their stock and how cheap one
can paper their house, The
window shade stock is also
complete.
The paints and oils found at
Saur & Balsley's are always
standard and can be relied on.
Brushes in endless variety. all /
grades and prices.
For pure drugs Saur & Balls
ley have. a reputation second
to none, and their long expert
ence in the business enables
them to give their customers
the purest and freshest drugs
in the market. In fact they
will sell no stale goods. Their
prescriptions are always COM
pounded by experienced men
and can be relied upon as be-
ing correct. They also keep
in stock all Of the best and h
most reliable patent medicines,
comprising remedies and cures
for every known disease.
IL ret,
Visitors are always welcome
at the store Of Saur & Balsley,
and obliging clerks ready to
show you attention, whether \
you wish to purchase or not. u
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20
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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

"He was wonderfully careful in fix
ing himself up before he called on Miss
Lordly New Years day"
"Why didn't he do as the storekeepers
do-display the sign, Holiday pres
ence?' +"
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

Inst night-but hush-oh, 1ookt
Hero comes the plump and luscious goose
So savory and brown,
A golden promise on dish.
Our cares and fears to drown,
- And place on our triumphant brows
y A rich though feeting crown.
Come, let US carve him While he's hot
And breathing fumes of spice,
And pilo the pungent stutting high
81 Upon each juicy slice,
81 And in dream shallops lightly drift
Through fowery paradise.
And afterward We'll light our pipes
y While twilight shades appear,
Z And when we break the wiShbone frat
Amid the blazing cheer,
Let him who wins wish for US all
A happy, glad New Year.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-12-20

"We should be thankful f.Ts nalI mer-
cies, said the boarding house nil Viess.
I'VE have to be, replied thestar ooard-
er as he gaZed at the diminutiv6 tu1 %ey'