The Republican journal., 1896-04-09

The first of the "April Parties" under the
Thursday, evening in Memorial Hall. In
vitations have been issued to the ladies and
must be presented at the door.
We shall send to New York next Saturday
list of subscribers to the Weekly Tribune,
and those whose names go in then will re-
ceive the Tribune of next week. We shall
not send again for a fortnight or three weeks.
Mr.. Arthur Hubbard of Boston, who
conducted a summer school of music here
last summer and would have returned this
season had not Crosby Inn been burned,
will go to Camden. Belfast's loss is Cam
den's gain.
Benz. French, aged so years, died April
9Th at the home of Samuel Robbins in East
Belfast where he was boarded by MIR. Hay
ford. He was for many years afflicted with
form Of paralysis and was often seen on
the streets supported by stout cane. In
his younger days he was a clam digger and
local fisherman. He was never married.
The Maine Division, League of American
Wheelmen, is at work on an official road
book of Maine, TO be issued early in the sea-
son. 1t will contain accurate maps of the
various counties, and give all the principal
roads, with distances, condition of roads,
hotels points of interest, railroad and steam
boat connections, and other information of
interest. EN-Chief Consul Sherman g.
Swift is preparing the copy for Waldo
County.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Howes & Co.
have Billings, King & Co.'S ready mixed
paints, standard article, and the best floor
paint in the market. A new line of paint
brushes and everything in the way of oils,
varnishes, etc. Garden and field seeds of
all kinds; also fertilizers, with a special
brand for lawns. Maple syrup and buck
wheat, both seasonable articles. AS an
nounced last week Mr.. Fred H. Mathews
has bought the fish market of M. R. Knowl-
ton and is giving 1t his personal attention,
with the assistance of John Stephenson, who
had been with Mr.. Knowton nine Years,
All kinds of fresh, salt and picked fish,
with Holsters, CLANS, oysters, etc, in their
season, and all orders promptly filled. Ped
oilers and jobbers furnished at market prices
....See notice of annual meeting of the cor
porators of the Belfast Savings Bank at 4
p. m, April 18th. Mrs S. j. Nealey wishes
to sell or rent her house and stable at No. 7
Cross street. Terms easy....J. H. & j. w
Jones have pure paint, made of lead, colors
and oil, that they will sell at 81 cents per
gallon. Hardware at wholesale and retail
so Main street, Belfast. Read what Dali
tons Sarsaparilla does as tissue-builder
80. Garlic & Jones, q Main street, quote
prices on some of the many bargains they
are Offering their customers. Look the ad-
vertisement over and see if there is not
something you want Also room paper and
eurtains... George r. Poor, Jeweler, Bel
fast, is agent for the Remington bicycle Its
name is guarantee of excellence, and Mr.
Poor will be glad to show yoa the wheel
and explain its good points. You viii find
him in the McClintock building OF. Pho ii \
Row. The Nutriola portrait gallery con-
tains this week a speaking likeness of Col
lector W. p. Thompson. Read what he saws
of Nutrioa skin food. B. G. Dinsmore has
something to say this week concerning Goth
century shoes, and like the shoes it is very
much to the point. Attention is also called
to the window display of the latest styles in
mems shoes. ... .Starrett's bargain sale, of
which notice was given last week, takes
place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week. See advt. for particulars of bar
gains in Atwood serge and corsets. There
will be spring opening at Starrett's, Sat-
urday, April 18th, of jackets, capes and suits.
Don't miss it. Special attention to special
orders. MR.. w. B. Wadsworth is prepared
to do dress-making in all its branches at her
rooms No. IS Main street.