The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-10-15

A number of invited guests were present
at the Belfast Band rehearsal last Thursday
evening and enjoyed some fine music. The
! band is rehearsing new music for the COM
| ing season.
| Col. II, E. Mcdonald and party returned
from their hunting trip to Ebeme Lake last
Friday. They left Bangor Sept. 26th and
| drove through to Ebeme Lake Camp, where
they stopped one night. From there they
| started for the Gauntlet Camp, between tile
two wilkins mountains, but on account of
the rough travelling We're obliged to stop 5
| miles from Ebeme camp. Here they hunted
a day and half and secured five deer, four
of which they brought home. The party
consisted of FL, E. Mcdonald and B. H.
| Conant of Belfast, John Twomby, Bert
Littleteld, William Curtis and Ben Mudgett
| of Monroe.
ELoPED FROM PTrTsFIELD. Deputy Sher-
if Frank l.. Smith and Mr.. w. A. Hamil-
| ton of Pittsfeld arrived in this city by Mon
day evenings train looking for an clipping
couple from that town. The young people
are George NJ. Foster, aged a, and Mr..
| @ApOi~3
had been keeping company for some time,
but the match was not approved by Mr.,
Hamilton. Saturday they left home and
came to Belfast, where they registered at
the Revere House as G. NJ. Foster and wife.
Pittsti cid. They settled their bill Monday
noon and left. saying they were going to
Castine Tuesday forenoon the father learn
ed that thny Qtill in
company with the officer went over on the
steamer in the afternoon. The young peo-
| pie We're held at Castine by the officers there
on telegram sent from Belfast, until the
arrival of the father. The four returned to
Belfast by steamer yesterday forenoon and
| took the 1.25 train for home. The matter
will doubtless be settled without a criminal
charge being brought.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IT looks like
business TO see Burkett's bargains again in
the paper; and he means business when he
makes announcements, as the shopping pub
lie know. He is now Offering splendid
values in ladies jackets and capes, fur capes,
collarettes and boas, and invites the public
to call and see them. A. P. Mansfield, Ma
sonic Temple, is Offering bargains this week
in shawls and ladies' wrappers and is pre-
pared to suit the figures and pocket books
OF customers. See notice of tax collector
Bowen of Monroe, of nonresident taxes.
The shortening days and cool nights adj
monish us that winter is drawing near, and
now is your time to buy winter clothing.
You will find at the White Store, Main
street. Charles O'Counell proprietor, a full
stock of the latest styles in mems, bows,
youths and chidren's uits, as we'll as over
coats, ulsters, reefers hun ting coats, mackin-
toshes and rubber coats Starrett's fall
opening Of jackets and capes tomorrow,
Friday. Mrs, Rose M. Green and S. r.
Green publish card of thanks for kind
ness shown in their late bereavement of
husband and father. See statements of the
Belfast and Searsport National Banks and
of the Belfast Loan & Building Association.
go homas Leonard OF Morrill, publishes a
card of thanks to the friends and neighbors
who aided in saving his property from the
fire, Oct 18th, which destroyed his house and
barn.. Garlic u Jones, Main street, an
nounce their 4th annual lamp opening and
sale. They are making lamps more of
speciality this season and have them in
great variety, all kinds and prices. A very
handsome lamp may be had for very little
money. Call and see them on the opening
days, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10th and
18th Call an ee the Peninsular steel
range at n .chell's, 115 High street,.
Sc notice of auction sale of machinery for
grl, mill at Lewis wharf at l p. m. Oct
GOTH. homas Cannon offers for rent the
cottage house corner of Cedar and Franklin
streets. 1t has seven rooms, city water,
sink and water closet connected with sewer.
....See notice Of mink boa lost Sunday be-
tween Belfast and Morrill,. !. See notice of
tay 10 lantnrs Of rt nd