The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-03-26

The young people Of the Unitarian parish
will have a sociable and hop at Memorial
Hall tomorrow, Friday, evening.
TRAVEL RESUMED OVER THE LOWER
BRIDGE. The passage of teams over the
lower bridge was resumed last Thursday
forenoon, it having been closed Is days. The
city ferry for transporting passengers was
maintained Is days. The work of repair
was delayed at the start by stormy weather.
which prevented the arrival of a pile driver,
but after that arrived the bridge was opened
to foot passengers the third day and for
teams the sixth working day The section
replaced was 100 feet long. Monday fore
noon one side of the draw was opened and the
pile driver was carried through to the lower
side of the bridge, where the work of lriv-
ing the fender piles was finished Tuesday.
The rail was also completed the same day.
The winch for hosting the easterly side of
the draw has been repaired by the Belfast
Machine & Foundry Co., and will be put in
place to-day. when the work of repair will
be completed The bills are all in except a
few small ones, and will aggregate little
less than $500.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Nutriola
Company occupy extra space this week with
a new advertisement in which is set forth the
virtues of the Nutriola remedies, backed up
by some convincing testimonials from we'll
known residents of Belfast. -. Garlic &
Jones, q Main street, have over three hun
dred distinct patterns of wall papers to Sc
lart Of 70
Curtains on spring fixtures from II cents up
Dinner sets, III prices, $3.50. See cards of
thanks from Mrs. Sarah j. Ring and George
(. Ring and from the Belfast Band. John
M Ames Co, Stockton Springs, have some
thing to say about rubbers and rubber boots.
See notice of the Belfast assessors. All
dogs must be licensed by the LIST of April.
See notice Of city clerk. -. Grand opening at
Burkett's March 27th-one day only. See
advt. H, A. Starrett invites inspection of
line of spring jackets and capes. A large
assortment from 50 to ST.. A special leader
jacket for So. Cotton dress goods for 10
cents per yard. Look at the window display.
...See advt. WANTED at Once A good
chance for the right person. !. See adyt. of
two farms for sale in Unity. by F. A Bart
lett, administrator. There will be a clear
anoe sale of the Crosby Inn furniture at
Peirce's Parlor Theatre. March 2Sth Doors
open at O'Clock. Bargains for everybody.
EASTER SALE. Tie Easter sale which has
been IN preparation by the ladies of the Uni
versaist parish Will be held in Belfast Opera
House Tuesday and Wednesday. March 31st
and April 1st. The sale will begin at 80
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and continue
uhtll o'clock, when the entertainment be-
gins For the convenience of all wishing to
remain through the afternoon and evening
lunch viii! be served from ) to 6 o'clock on
the European plan. The entertainment will
consist of music by male quartette, Miss
Susie Dinsmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher, Mr..
Parker Miss Blanche Sullivan, Mr. Rouudy
and Mrs, Ed, P. Frost. There will also he a
unique exhibition by the matchless Gritmal-
neutrality-suspicious. ycheerstics (other-
wise known to the public as Honolulu
Dwarfs) the original and only The abilities
OF these dwarfs are celebrated, mysterious.
and too numerous to mention. Men, women
and children should flock to see them. Adj
mission % cents. The program for Wednes-
DAY Is as follows: A first class supper at p
cents per plate, served at 6 O'Clock in the
opera House by Mr.. Chas. H. Mitchell and
an able corps of assistants. The supper will
be 70 flowed at o'clock bye dance. San
born Orchestra furnishing music. Tickets.
at 20 cents each, for dancing are on sale by
members of the parish. Indications point to
very successful and enjoyable time.