The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21

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the present in place Of Officer Black, who
has resigned and gone to Gardiner.
A monk-fish or Kingston was found by T.
E. Morrill, yesterday morning on the shore
at Little River. It measured 10 feet in
length and 10 in width. 1t was on exhi
bition in the afternoon at Knowltons mar
| ket.
| The recent rains have raised the streams
| SO that mills can now be run on full time
| Sherman & Co.'s new leather-board mill
Started Monday night to run continuously,
and the other mills on Goose River on 10 or
10 hours per day.
l.. p. McMahan and Eugene Black have
leased the lunch wagon formerly used by
Lewis & York of this city, and have taken
it to Gardiner, where they have a license to
run night and day. Mr.. McMahan's mother
and sister Flora will go with them and pre-
pare the food.
G. Ell. Chamberlain "ten cent team" ran
away from the steamboat wharf Sunday, and
when near the corner of Commercial and
Bay View streets, the horses were turned
from their course by some women who tried
to stop them. The result was an overturn-
ed and badly demolished carriage
THANKSGIVING DAY. The religious ser
vices of Thanksgiving Day this year will
be union service of all denominations
liberal and evangeistic, at the Congrega-
tlonaist church at $50 o'clock in the even
ing. The sermon will be by Rev. J. NJ.
Leighton, Unitarian. All are cordially in
vited. The schools, banks, manufacturing
establishments, ETC., will be closed during
the day, and the stores will close at u
o'clock, standard time
l. Y. Miller has sold tile stock, fixtures
and business Of the Arlington House to
Stephen Pierce Of East Belfast, who will
take possession next Monday. Mr.. Pierce
has sold his farm to jesse E. Staples OF
Stockton Springs. who moved in last eek
Mr.. Pierce will continue carrying the scho-
ars Of the shore road district to and from the
city schools, but viii keep his teams at the Ar
lington stable. Mr. Miller has not yet decid-
ca Oh his future residence
ANOTHER DANA SUIT A Boston despatch
Of the 18th says
IN tte superior court to-day Judge Shell
don, iii the case of Gustavus G. Kllgore and
Everard A. Wilson of Belfast, Me- against
Hon. George a. Bruce, rendered a finding
for the defendant. The action which was
tried year ago, WAS brought to recover
sl0ot0 upon a promissory note given III a
transaction " Stock i'll the Dana SarSaparills
Company III 1892. Tie case Will be reported
to the supreme court to determine whether
the rulings Ct Judge Sheldon upon the facts
We're Justified Or NOT.
The FRANKIE Carpenter Comedy COMPANY
opened weeks engagement at Belfast Opera
House Monday evening. The opening play
was "Iiuntet Down. a comedy DRAMA in
which a little girl assists ii lnnting down
and bringing to justice the murderer Of her
father, and II saving from the gallows an in
nocent man. Miss Carpenter and Jere
Grady who are ever popular here, won new
laurels and had strong support The
"krolmatrepe, a picture dance by Miss
Carpenter. was very pretty.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Two tons Of new
raisins ought to supply Thanksgiving needs,
with few left for Christmas aud New
tr,IS iNtisuSt LION tS " W. nave lueu, WIFI
all the accessories OF nuts, spices, citron,
figs, etc, and the sllbstantlals as We'll They
now have a tirst-class registered druggist .
earle y Jones advertise an annual Thanks
giving sale OF erockery. lamps, glass ware,
Kitchen ware. toys, and ) and 10 cent goods
Mansileid's yarn this week Will interest
knltters. Masonic Temple. i. See the proc
lamation OF -Ames 4 Son, cash grocers,
Stockton Springs. Chas. O'ConneI, White
store, 81 Main street. has IN a large stock Of
winter clothing and invites the Inspection of
the pnblie....G E. Poor, jeweler, Phoenix
Row, has something to say of interest con
corning Watches. The annual statements
Of the Belfast and Searsport Savings Banks
and OF the Belfast Loan & Building Associa-
ton will interest many and show that these
institutions are fiourjshing. j. I'll. y j. w.
Jones, 80 Man street, advertise skatt for
boys and girls. Every pair warranted
Girl wanted to do general housework at -
Church street.
Joseph B. Walton Of Philadelphia was be-
fore the Police Court last Friday charged
with assault on Miss Lucy Hussey of Free
dom. The girl is II years Of age and lives
with her uncle, Constantine T.. Wright, on
Bridge street. Respondent is one Of a crew
OF travelling advertising agents, and called
at the house on business, and Mrs Wright
not being at home left his errand with the
girl and called next day for his answer On
this visit the girl alleges he made improper
advances to her. She claims that this occur
red about the middle of the afternoon, Nov.
18th, and Mrs. Wright's little daughter, 4
years OF age. had money at night which she
said man gave her not to tell that any body
had been there to see Lucy. Walton saws
his second visit was in the forenoon. and
that he did not go into the house, but had
some talk with the girl at the door; that he
canvassed near Masons Mills, East Belfast.
IN the afternoon He acknow lodges asking
her some questions as to how she spent her
evenings, but denies any improper act. He
was ordered to recog nize to the S. j. Court
in $500 bail, and was comm tilted to Jail in de-
fault.
The GIRLS HOME. KNOWN g how many
demands there are upon all organized So
cieJies whose aim is to work for tie good
Of humanity, the Children's Aid Society re-
turn grateful thanks to all such who have
added to their funds Among them are the
W. q. 7. q. of Waldo for So the citizens of
Freeport for the following articles and
m0npy--lue pair of nittpu9 each frcrn Nv