The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-12-03

ne Deoating Club will meet in the Police
ooor' room to morrow, Friday evening. The
question for discussion will be in relation IN
the Armenian refugees.
A. 3. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans mus.
e' III one candidate Monday evening. At
'hs regular meeting next Monday evening
'he ofhcers for the ensuing wear will ba
elected '"- Will "o
Inc winter term of the Bucksocrt semi
nary began Monday morning. Ouite . pu,n.
''- Vi students are already in attendance
e''''' i'io'e Will arrive during the week. There
Is every prospect for large attendance.
WILL THE CAT COME BACK? A buff cat
Win white rings on tail, has been missing
. 'ce Monday. The finder will he suitably,
re" droeo on returning the cat to Mrs
George c. Trussell. 81 Hiob stroat p,,tot
LooK out for the announcement nextweek
OF great fire and smoke sale of CLOTHING at
The White Store, Charles O'ConnelI. nronr;a.
Tor. full stock of fall and wintar ooods
mad been received at the time of the f 20
ana Will be sold now at great sacrifice
NAi PAA eiSuAdIS utAb week.
Mrs: M. A. Stephenson of Belfast who
uleu thursday morning in that citv was
wen known IN Augusta and loved by ali
Mo hne" her lor her gentle disposition
Inc father of the deceased, MIR. Levi NJ
Poor, and Mrs. Poor, accompanied by Mr.. G.
alter Poor, left for Belfast. Sunday to
attend the funeral, which was held in the
afternoon. There We're sent from Augusta
-FOUR beautiful floral pieces. [Kennebec
journal. "oo
Rev ). +. Hazel, the singing evangelist
OF Boston, Will preach in Memorial Hall.
Belfast, at ? 50 aud $50 D. M. next Sunday.
also every night at the Peoples Mission. OBJ
posice The journal office, Church street.
Mrs. Hazel was very ill and was unable to
be here last Sunday, as announced. Mr.
Hazel is here and there will ne no lisap-
polntment on Dec. 9th. Mrs Hazel is also
expected to be present. Seats free: all are
invited.
BUSINESS CHANGE. J. w. Frederick &
90. have sold their Ship chanalery business,
II Front street, to Capt. n S. Lord. who
will take possession Jan. 1st. The new nro-
prletor, who has conducted a sail loft here
Tor some years Ill the building on Swan &
Slbleys wharf, will continue the sail-1na5-
ing business i'll his new location. tile second
moor having been fitted for that purpose
TINS change reJires one of our oldest bust
ness men, Mr.. j. W. Frederick, He bepan his
business career Dee s, 1872, and now after
more than "a Years Of experience feels that
he has earned a respite. The junior mem
Der of the firm, Mr.. Charles ". Frederick
has been i'll the business about 20 wears.
with hardly vacation, and has other inter
ests which require his attention. Tie
Messrs Frederick are fortunate in their sue
cessor, Mr.. Lord not only having proved
himself an excellent citizen, but being well
adapted from past experience in somewhat
similar lines to continue this long-estab-
lshed business. The journal extends its
best wishes to the retiring propretors and
cordial welcome TO the new one.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. B. c. Dnsmore
33 Main street, is offering unprecedented
bargains in mems wool boots, rubbers and
overshoes. Read the prices quoted and call
and examine the stock of winter footwear.
....Go to d. P. Palmer's, Masonic Temple,
for holiday goods. They are too numerous
to mention, but you find the goods and
prices right and a great variety to select
from ..S Small farm for sale, one mile from |
Belfast post office, by Louisa Cunningham.
go. H. A. Starrett invites inspection of WIN
ter garments at from S3.9S to SIS; new lot |
of wrappers only IS cents, and umbrellas
from 70 cents up. The remnant sa lie is still |
on. earle q Jones, 81 Main street. will !
have grand holiday opening of their en-
tire stock of fancy China next Saturday. 1t |
will be display worth seeing. ...B. F. |
Wells advertses ribbons for Christmas
work, all perfect new goods at very low
prices. He has lace goods and handker-
chiefs of all kinds and new stock of dolls
So. The store at "A Main street, now occ,-
pied by Z. L. French, is for rent. Apply
to Arnold Harris, 137 East 9th street, New
York city, n. ". Miss l.. X. Curtis, Sears
port, wants white coon cats and kittens
also pure black coon kittens, three or four
months old
CHAT. Charles r. Coombs has recently
added to his collection of taxdermy, two
handsome specimens of white owl Mrs. NJ. C. |
Gordon of Center Montvile has lobster
cactus that covers a circle with a diameter
of three feet and has over two hundred buds
and blossoms on it at the present time
John Dollotf bought the front of the old
foundry building and has moved it to his
lot on Congress street where it will be
utilized as a hen house. The foundations
of Crosby Inn have been boarded over to
protect them from the weather. 1t is expect
ed they will be built upon next season. !.
The larger of the two deer which Messrs
j Johnson and Dunton brought home from the
East Branch last week was cut up at Nor
toms market Monday. On his way to this
city by train last week Mr.. W. c. Crawford
saw deer swimming across the Kennebec
river. 1t is reported that Capt. Otis Ingra-
ham will command the steamer Lewiston
when she comes on the route for winter ser
vice.. Samuel Adams has received the Is
class rings for the Belfast High School class
of 97....J. F. Wilson has sold his large pair +
of matched horses to the Boston Tea Co.,
who will use them on their new teams. C. |
Boswell of Camden has been granted a
patent for a dust excluder for vehicle hubs
80. With all the reports of an abundance of
apples good eating APPLES are a scarce COM |