The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-12

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| The sale and supper by the ladies of the
| Baptist Circle will be held at the church
next Tuesday, Nov. 18th. The public is cor
| daily invited.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Wadsworth are to
move from the Russell house on Park street
| to the McClintock block on High street,
rooms.
| Awake! True Heart" sereuade for tenor
voice, is new song by A. G. Knight for a
copy of which we are indebted to the COM
poser. 1t is published by the Oliver Dtson
Company.
| The Teachers Institute, the program o
which was published in The journal last
week, will be held in the High school room
| tomorrow, forenoon and afternoon. 1t is
| expected to hold the evening session in the
| Opera House.
| The sale which has been in preparation by
the ladies of the Universalst church will be
given about the 18th of December. Fancy
articles suitable for Christmas and the holi-
days will be on sale and there will be a pub
lie supper. The form of entertainment will
be announced later
The Girls Home is in need of -four an d
kerosene, and barrel of each would be
gratefully accepted Mrs. Charles Baker
and Mrs E. II. Conant are the house and
supply committee for November. -. A girl or
woman is wanted at the Home to assist in
the work. Must be fond of children
The Debating Club will have for discussion
tomorrow, Friday, evening, the question,
Resolved, That the present metho of re-
ceiving Armenian refugees into this country
is against the best interests of the United
States.' Affirmative, W. A. Mason and G.
E. Stevens; negative, E. P. Frost and F. H
Mayo.
Lieut.. A. r. Hall Of Oakland inspected
A. Z. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, Mon
day evening, He reports the camp in
good condition, showing a gain in member
ship and with a very favorable outlook.
After the inspection there was campfire,
with clam chowder, etc Lieut. Hall went
to Pttshed Tuesday to inspect the Camp
there.
Rev. j. F Hazel from Boston viii conduct
meetings at the Memorial Hall at , 50 and
: 30 p. III. on Sunday and will also conduct
revival services at the Peoples Mission in
the Noyes building on church street, opposite
The Journal off &c, at 30 every evening until
further notice. All are welcome. Seats are
free. These meetings are undenominational
and for the purpose OF starting d permanent
Mission in this city. Come and hear Mr..
Hazel sing and preach.
Two years ago Joseph A. Montefore of
this city sent to his friend, Mr.. F. H. Lewis
of Springfield, Mass, pair of coon kittens
Since then the kittens have been exhibited
in the largest cat shows in Massachusetts,
and have taken prizes at every show Last
year they took first premium at Holyoke
and Springfield, and this year al Springfield.
They are entered for several other shows in
the near future. The cats have been the
subject Of long illustrated articles in Massa-
chusetts papers. They are valued at $500.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Charles O'Con-
HUI, IlupIltbOl " JIG w ultt AoOUlt, OIL WAN
street, Belfast, advertises a grand clearance
sale of everything in the line of a clothing
house-mens, boys and children's suits, over
coats, ulsters and REFERS, hats, caps, gloves,
etc Goods must be sold. Prices right. Call
and get your winter outfit. Most anybody
can spin yarns Mansfield sells them; all
kinds Masonic Temple. Charles B. Haz-
nlt e. ,1s I,o of Il,
on his Saturday Cove lot, Northport.
Tenement and furnished rooms to let in the
Langworthy house, corner of Church and
Market streets. Apply to w, E. Marsh....
B. II. Lands & Co. are in town prepared to
renoyate or remodel old silk hats to the
latest styles. Mr.. Lands was here 90 years
ago and has a list of customers of that date,
which includes many leading citizens. He
may be found at the clothing factory Of NJ
b. Lawrence, Coliseum building. See advt.
of auction sale on the Miles Luce estate in
Waldo, Nov. II, at 10 A. NJ, G. W. Butler
auctioneer. 1t will include wagons, har-
nesses, two horses, farming implements,
furniture etc. You should see the cups and
saucers earle & Jones are selling for only 19
ttAuSs y NilllCl lamp lltG WIZ CfCiy t2IO
dinner set until Nov. 26th. =. Swift & Paul's
Thanksgiving proclamation will be found in
our advertising columns. They have most
of the ingredients OF the Thanksgiving feast
and everything that is kept in first class
grocery store. E. r. Conant has opened
market at 81 Main street, and proposes to
sell goods at reasonable prices Orders taken
and goods delivered. Mr. Conant has had
many years experience in this and other
lines of business and will be glad to see his
old friends at his stand. Parties in
debted to Conant & Co. are requested to call
and settle. =. George A. Quimby has good
family horse for sale; also two-seated
carriage, top buggy, sleigh, harness, etc.
Will sell separately or all together. -. Dins-
more advertises this week ladies' boot FOR
81, worth and usually sold for 81 %. A few
dozen left of those ladies' 19c. CATERS. "A
single cabinet bed may be had at a bargain.
Apply to-day at Is Church street. w.
I. Colburn, McClintock Block, High street,
las made great cut down in ladies' rub
bers Ladies' CATERS and a big line of
warm footwear of all kinds, just received.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Whitcomb pub