The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-10-17
s NEWS OF BELFAST.

are hut four prisoners in Belfast
lp'' .ri,oinal process. remarkably small
all - for this season of the year.
rower Grammar school, B Grade,
lo' 4a North Primary held sessions last
s90 a.v and were closed Tuesday, to
''s. che teachers, Misses Bird and Walton
's trend the Rebekah convention at Port
sad
wilson has sold Sherman & Co. the
.ar7 poles for building the telephone
hstveen their leather-board mills. The
In BE- built as soon as possible and the
Il. sannected but not with the central
sfae
d /, Donnell of Rockland is buying hay
4bs Maine Central depot in this city for
s.,4.elt go Boston, and is loading directly
.H4 eat4 In case of not getting cars fast
ior his use he has hired one of the
| eai. ate stores on Common street, opposite
-eand-house. for a store-house
Hill aay recently, when the air was chilly
s5sh n make ones fingers tingle and
t-,At Hre hlazed in the fireplace in the
ss fenm, Mr.. V. B. Paul entered and
..joa AZ package said, "There is some
tiBe Ter you" We opened it and were
sas,.a To see a bouquet of mixed garden
swsFs, onspicuols among which were
iTie 9gely roses.
s ems / EWEIRy SToRE Notw;th
.5afag the rain of Saturday evening a
.,54 number of people called at the new
wfa store of Mr.. Willis A. Gates, 573
Fsar.es- street. 1t was the opening night
m; -he pretty store was brilliant with
Ega.s while the display of watches, dia-
,.3-.3s, mt glass, silver ware and lewelry
~. sry extensive and beautiful The
.l5r aiudow was Respondent and display
Il ia ng other things the champion cup Of
L4,l rs the Stevens Silver Co. Portland
pr.S> bet II
RaslaL No1Es, The Superintendent of
pase 4g Mail Service has ordered the closed
-ait5h service for through mail by the after
naar freight train to be re-esta blished. Post
aastss Nilgore has issued another circular
Hr8si iate Of Oct. 18th, giving the time of
srrFa and departure Of mails at the Belfast
a8 ifile, as follows Western mail arrives
5+48 T. ni and 5.25 p. M; closes at Z. a. m
5n.i NJ aua $50 p. IN. Eastern mail arrives
Hssl i. in. closes at ] .05 p. nj.
We 4ra sorry to record the demise of Skip
N sforl, which occurred recently under
NJ Erection ofDr. Freeman. Skips physi-
s coalition made the act necessary. but
BHt ieaIgg promised to be as humane as pos
..0Ia and see that he had good burial He
s9s formerly tramp dog, but was taken in
# fi4 81 1forlis and proved very faithful
rsad Particularly to Nell and Kate Tears
i4- cen she'd over the poor dog, and when
IT. Journal reaches Brooklyn, n. y, more
w likely to follow.
1-Qr0R CASES The three cases against
A4sta p Benner of Northport for keeping
lkug house and tipping shop, being a
5llA9n seller and keeping common pui-
Ssaee. We're called up in the Police Court
Saturday. Respondent pleaded not guilty,
waived examination and was bound over in
SOCCER aach case. The hearing on the liquor
ss1-d at the depot Sept. 18th was held in
ile Police Court Saturday forenoon The
Alt il Consisting Of one barrel Of bottled
Aser was ordered spilled.
RAILROAD SPARKS. The watering troughs
II waldo and Thorndike went dry last
week and the locomotives We're obliged to
Matter at Belfast and Durham. The Maine
Central +. L. Co has bought of Oliver Whit
i r+t r ~ ~
Unity station, for an additional gravel pit.
The new pit is 300 feet long, 1860 feet wide
Il Tie southHriy emu and comes to a point
1t tie northeriy end. Ii contains 50 acres.
H.. Tie Dew time table for the afternoon
mixed teaio went into effect Monday. The
time 81 Belfast and Burnham is the same as
iafiag tAe summer but for crossing the pas
senger tram the tine at Thorndike is min
ates an n than before.
NEN ADVERTISEMENTS B. G. Dinsmore
alVeIiises this week a ladies' 90 cent boot.
Read what he says of it, He makes spec
ally tits fail Of ladies' and gentlemens S.
boots and has ladies' boots in eight new
stYies of toes and lasts, and among others
tae heavy winter russell shoe for gentlemen.
L 7. Frost. IS Main street, enumerates
tAis week some of his bargains in under
Temple. is selling underwear this week at
wonderfully low prices, including some odd
4Jts N ehlidrens goods. A very desirable
Qfiee ia Hayford block, near the entrance to
fs4 b.,f for
~ Apply to G. W. Frederick. This is
re millinery season. Mrs. J. C. Gates an
leilees her opening for Friday and Satur-
day oct 1919, and the public are invited to
inspect her display Of fall and winter MILL
neFg Mrs B. F. Wells, II Main street, has
lusT returned from the market with the
latest styles in hats, bonnets, ribbons and
trimmings of ali kinds. Call and see them
y Ferguson & Co., Mrs. r. P. Chase,
nllliner will have their opening of fall and
winter millinery next week, Thursday and
Friday. Oct 24-25, and to which all are cor
daily invited.
CHAT Miss Ethel Bowden of Brooksville
picked a number of fully ripe field straw
berries Oct, 9TH. Joel P. Wood of North
port sold Swift & Paul lot of lettuce Oct.
10Th Il was of an early variety but planted
late Minot F. Stearns has bought house
lot At the corner of Court and Salmond
Streets and will build ON it soon. The first
re n tue season is reported the morning of
oe' 9th, When pals, tubs, etc, froze over.
Gun & Field received carload of corn
las' week that weighed out 1, 100 bushels and