The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-12-19

The refundinR Of the city bonds has pro
crossed TO $4,000, in total of $4,000.
An adjourned meeting OF the Waldo
Horse Breeders Association will be held at
the city rooms next Saturday afternoon.
The timetable for the NJ. G. r. r. which
is to 60 into effect next Sunday has been is
sued. There is no change on the Belfast
branch
The holiday edition Of the Sea Breeze
has made its appearance. with goodly ar
ray Of advertising and illustrations. Brack-
EFT & Co., publishers, Belfast.
There we're but 10 prisoners in Belfast Jail
yesterday, and the sentences Of Of that
number will expire this week, remarkable
record for this season of the year.
Advices from Appleton state that Mrs.
Delmore Cummings is one Of three heirs to
the estate of Orrison Mcclure, whose prop
erty is valued at nearly $4,000.
Do not forget to call on Mrs. L. T. Shales
and examine her fancy articles that are sell
ling rapidly. She will have homemade
candies for sale during Christmas week, af-
ternoons and evenings.
Parties who have the records Of Hydrant
Engine Company are requested to leave
them with Hon. Joseph Williamson that
they may be placed in the public library for
preservation and reference.
Hon. W. c. Marshall, who is one of the
State Assessors informs us that the amount
which Belfast will receive this year from
the State railroad and telegraph tax will be
81 900 less than last year, owing to de-
crease in the valuation of the stock.
The work of improving the ventilation
and lighting Of the cells in Waldo County
Jail has been continued this week, and win
dows have been cut in three more cells.
The stone walls Of the cells are very thick
and as the windows will be securely barred,
and open only into the jail corridor, they
will be no less safe than before. The stone
work was done by j. I'll. Healey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Dnsmore has
Christmas slippers, as usual, but more than
the usual variety and much below the regu-
lar price. He also has leggings for ladies',
misses and children, and mems pure gum
overshoes at 81 per pair. A. P. Mansfield,
Masonic Temple, will begin stock taking
Dec. Goth and means to sell his Christmas
goods at some price before that date. ".
Swift & Paul have Christmas candies in
great variety, including homemade choco-
lates; also dried fruits and mixed nuts. \.
w. T. Colburn, McClintock block, has high
grade overshoes at low grade prices, and all
styles Of rubbers, felt boots and eggings at
lowest prices. The advt. of "a. K Pierce
& Smaley will attract buyers of stoves,
tinware, etc. All kinds Of plumbing sklful-
" and promptly done. Christmas slippers
at half price, and ladies' eiderdown slippers.
at the Francis shoe store. !. Starrett's Christ
mas announcement will be read with inter
est The firm deals in facts as we'll as dry
goods, and offers some great bargains in va
rious lines. Garlic & Jones, 81 Main street,
have something further to say of their i'm
ported china ware. See prices quoted on
lamps and toys. You cannot we'll over
look the invitation extended by G. r. Poor,
the jeweler. Spencer & Wilson, furniture
dealers, have some very pretty as we'll as
useful articles in their line for Christmas
presents, and can sell you very nice furni-
ture for very little money. 4 handsome
pair Of matched driving horses is wanted by
NJ. j. Whittall, Palmer, Mass 80. W. A.
Clark, Belfast, wants at once men sack-coat
makers. Meeting Of Crosby Inn stock
holders at store of Calvin Hervey, at Z D. m,
Jan. 9th.