The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-13

| b. IL. Chase has been appointed postmas
ter at Whites Corner.
my Early Recollections" will he con.
tinued IN next weeks Journal. The manu-
script was not received in season for this
issue.
The sloop yachts Mollie R., of and from
boston, and the Banneret, of and from Prov
| ldence, made harbor here Thursday. The
latter was bound for Bangor and the former
cruising
| A mass meeting will be held at Winder.
mere Park, Unity, Wednesday afternoon.
Aug. Goth, to be addressed by Hon. Eugene
Hale. Round trip tickets will be sold on the
Maine Central for one fare.
| List of unclaimed letters remaining in tho
Belfast post Office for the week ending Aug.
., 1886 Ladies-Lona Bennett, Katie Lowe.
conference.-the. II. B. Cammett. E. Iyers
lverson, Mr.. W. H. Sprague.
THE MCKINLEY CLUB. A Republican
| club will be organized in Peirce's Parlor
Theatre this. Thursday, evening at seven
O'Clock and all interested are requested to
attend promptly at the specified hour.
The people of North Islesboro will en-.
joy rare treat next Sunday in having their
pulpit filled by Rev. Geo. V. Howard, D. D.,
of Melrose Highlands, Mass. The pastor is
at Georgetown where Mrs. Boyd is very
sick.
The third annual reunion of the Herrick
family will be held Wednesday, August
26th, at Mrs. j. A. Wilson'S Belfast. If
stormy the next fair day. All relatives are
cordially invited to be present. Mount
Desert papers please copy.
The game Of base ball announced for next
Saturday between the Stocktons and Bel
fasts is indefinitely postponed, on account
of the unexpected absence of some of the
Stockton men. The Belfast Juniors and
Camdens will play in this city Saturday.
J. S. Hartman, ESQ has at his office in
Odd Fellows block for distribution some
large and fine portraits of Mckinley and
Hobart They will be given to those who
call for them until the supply is exhausted
He also has some excellent campaign docu-
ments
OSAA'Nb'
Tuesday, Aug. 18th, on steamer Catherine,
leaving Northport Camp Ground at $50 and
Lewis wharf, Belfast. at I o'clock They
will make landings at Little Deer Isle,
Herrick's Landing, Sargentvile, Deer Isle,
Sedgwick, Brooklin and Bar Harbor. Fare
for the round trip 81 90. Tickets for sale at
Poor & Sons
The hot wave which swept over the coun-
try reached here Monday and still holds
The average temperature, according to Mr.
l.. Ii. Murch's record, was 760 Monday and
l97 Tuesday, and the highest 800 and o4o
respectively. In other places in the city
the mercury ran up to 90o or beyond. We'd
nesday morning opened at IA, and at noon
it stood at $50. The air was close and sultrv
during the three days. making it very un-
comfortable.
BAND CONCERT. There will be a band
concert on the common tomorrow, Friday
evening at $50, with the following request
program:
March, Sound Off, Sousa
Overture, Bohemian Girl, Balfe
Serenade, Loves Longing, LEM
I a. Minuett, Boccherini
/ b. Gypsys Moonlight Dance, Kraeger
Selection, Mariana, Wallace
"Mirada, Pettee
Waltz, Wine Women and Song, Strauss
A WEEK OF AMUSEMENT. The favorite
| actress Mora is at the Belfast Opera House
this week, supported by an excellent COM
pany. The opening piece Monday evening,
was Dads Girl" and although it was pre-
sented entirely without music, gave excel
lent satisfaction. Tuesday evening in the
comedy drama "Pretty Poll" Mora took six
distinct parts. The repertoire for the re-
mainder of the week is announced as fol-
lows: Wednesday, Cannys X Roads
Thursday, A Pretty Holden; Friday, The
Dantes; Saturday matinee, Velvet & Rags
Saturday Night, Rhody.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS See advt. of w.
I. Colburn, McClintock Block, High street,
Belfast Ladies' shoes formerly sold at 81 25
are marked down to 50 cents to close out
This is the last week of the midsummer sale
of clothing at the White Store 81 Main St,
Charles O'ConnelI, proprietor. See his advt.
on the second page. Henry H. Cook of
| Liberty publishes a caution notice. Before
| taking stock Fred Atwood, Winterport, will
offer plows and harrows at prices that will
command the prompt attention of buyers.
| Pendulum churns, So and $3.50 Write for
| what you want or call and see the goods. -.
earle & Jones, Main street, Belfast, have in
line of wall papers for the fall trade in
Guiding new patterns in ceiling paper that
are pretty and cheap. Call and examine the
toilet sets they are offering for only 81 98. 80.
See notice of Office hours of E. H. Durgin,
M. D., Searsport
HORSE TALK. At the trot in Union Satur-
day, first and second money in the % trot
was won by Belfast horses. TIE first heat
was won by Walter Vests horse, Arthur
B., and the next three heats by L. L. Gent
ners trotter. Haroldson, giving Haroldson
first and Arthur B. second money. One
of the heats was trotted in 225. ...
The following Belfast horses, Harodson,
Maud Pitcher and Arthur B. were
ent cred in the Fairfield races Tuesday and