The Republican journal., 1896-10-29

Mr.. John Strattard of Monroe has shown
us a sample of chestnuts raised on his farm,
from tree planted by his wife II years ago.
The Board of Registration will be in SEES
sion daily until Saturday at 5 D. m. for the
purpose of adding names to the voting lists
! for the Presidential election.
hands ONE Mason & Hamlin piano in a
dark oak case has been bought for the High
school, and the pupils are preparing for a
second entertainment to raise the small bal
ance due on the purchase.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office for the week ending Oct
oath: Ladies-Mrs. Sadie A. Benson, Mrs.
Ray Edison, Miss Grace NJ. Jackson, Miss
Mary Marsh. Gentlemen-M. A, Drake
Mr.. John j. Fair banks. Mr.. J. E. Mason.
Messrs. Babb and Goldwaite of Lynn,
representing the Babb, Williams, Douglas
Shoe Co. of Beverley, Mass, were in town
yesterday in consultation with the Board of
Trade committee. They made proposition
to the committee in regard to coming here
which is now under Amusement.
The announcement that the pretty and
charming soubrette, Miss Lillian Kennedy.
will appear for one night only will be greet
ed with delight by our many theatre-goers.
She will present her greatest New York sue
cess "The Deacons Daughter" with the
same cast as given in all the large cities, at
the Belfast Opera house tomorrow, Friday,
evening, Oct 3Oth. Reserved seats now on
sale at the City Drug Store.
Progressive Winterport does not mean to
stop with the establishment of water works,
but is providing additional protection
against fire. The fire wardens of the town,
Messrs. James Freeman, A. E. Fernald and
T. q. Rich, will have hose house ready in
a day or two One thousand feet of hose
has been ordered and they have one hose
carriage, all bought by subscription Of vii
lage residents The Bangor Commercial
says:
! Some day somebody will come along with
a manufacturing establishment, looking for
place to locate it. They will want town
Where there is water power, fire protection
low insurance. facility of transportation to
| al parts OF the world and of communication
with the cities, and low taxes Then Win
| terport will get tie chance which some of
| her progressive men have been getting her
ready for.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. G. A. Bailey an
nounces that in hardware he will meet any,
body's price and sell as low as the lowest.
| He guarantees bottom prices on blankets,
and names some of the important articles of
hardware that he keeps in stock. He has
received one car load of the famous H. A.
Meyer sleighs, "the best made sleighs on
earth, and will have cheaper lot by Nov
| 10TH. Carrie x Jones announce a cup and
saucer sale for Friday and Saturday, Oct.
5oth and 31st, with special prices for the two
days only. These goods are all new Open
evenings. Poor < Son have the new Stuart
perfumes and sachet powders, the finest in
the world at the price. They are sold by
the ounce or bottle.. H. j. Locke q Son
have full line of solid gold and gold-tilled
| watches, gold rings, chains, etc; sterling
silver for the table or toilet; clocks of all
| kinds, and glasses for all Call and
see the Miller lamp at Garlic & Jones Price
- and up. See notice of Office hours of E
ii. Durgin, M. D., Searsport. Telephone con.
nectlon.. Bailey is prepared TO furnish the
farmers of Waldo county with hay wires at
the lowest possible prices. Stevens Brothers
successors to Stevens & Erskine ,manufactlr,
ers of harnesses, etc, have put in new stock
OF boots, shoes, rubbers, trunks and bags
which they are selling at low prices. Harness
repairing and carriage trimming done as
heretofore. No. 80 Main street B. G. Dins
more is offering this week great bargains in
ladies' over-gaiters. These are seasonable
goods and the prices are low....N. B. Paul
OF Morrill, has three new mlch cows and a
pair of good working horses for sale cheap
| Call on or address him. -. M. l.. Mitchell
l15 High street, has the Glenwood Range
and Heaters, which are up to date in every
particular. Call and see them