The Republican journal., 1896-11-05

week at two o'clock, instead of Thursday.
The ladies of the Baptist Society will hav.
a sale and supper at the vestry afternoon
and evening, Nov. 18th.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Belfast post office for the week ending Oct.
81; Mrs. M. Flood Mr.. A. B. Grant
Delegates to Waldo District Lodge. which
meets at Jackson next Saturday, will 60 by
rail to Brooks, where they will be met bv
teams.
There are now four tramps in Belfast Jail
all brought in by town constables. Mr.. Nor
tons deputies have not arrested tramp
this season.
Lost, stone to a Royal Arch Key. If
found will the finder please leave it with
Mr.. Heating at the post Office and greatly
oblige the loser.
Frank E. Nash has bought a alf interest
in The Arlington and will take charge in
company with Stephen Pierce, the former
proprietor, to-day.
A small boy in this city was detected yes-
terday in stealing skunk skins and was
given little time to settle with the owner.
He may come before the Court to-day
Geo. A. Bailey is fitting up the second
story of the Kalsh store on Main street for
carriage repository. An elevator will be
built at the rear and other improvements
made.
The Belfast Gun Club will hold shoot
Thanksgiving Day, if pleasant, on their
grounds on Congress street. There will be
rifle matches and chicken shooting at IS
yards, also small rifle shooting tor chickens
| There Will also be d few trap-shootiug
J. matches. If stormy the shoot will be in the
| Opera House.
There viii be supper and sale at Memo
rial Hall next Wednesday evening, Nov
l1th. at O'Clock under the aus pices ofthe
Helping Hand Circle Of Kings Daughters,
for the benefit of the Home for Aged Women.
| The hall will he open for those Wishing to
buy articles at 3 o'clock p. N. The public
are cordially invited. Admission % cents
for supper and entertainment. Children
/ under II wears, I'd cents. Will all who wish
to assist in tins worthy object please send
food for the tables and articles for sale TO
! the Hall. The quilt which was sold hv
numbers will he drawn during the evening
AMI sEMENrs, Lillian Kennedy and her
| company presented The aughabie comedy,
| "Ihe Deacon's Daughter, at Belfast Opera
House last Friday evening Miss Kennedy
4 fully sustained her reputation as a soubrette
and her support was good. There was
good house and the audience was well
/ pleased. 4. Ned Masons Family Concert
and Specially Co. gave an entertainment at
/ Seaside Grange Hall last Thursday evening.
| The members Of the company with one
exception, members of Mr.. Mason's
family, and all are excellent musicians
Miss Lulu Mason's performances on the
cornet and Mr.. Mason's on the drum We're
good.
CHAT, Many Of our readers will We inter
ested in the autobiography of Hon. Nathan
Read on the ID page. E. c. Batchelder of
Montville left at Swift 4 Paul's some Bald
win apples weighing Is ounces. They We're
the common Baldwin, the product of
young tree. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Collins of
this city have eleven children. A son was
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charge of the restaurant on Cross street last
| Monday. "A large shipment of cloth-boards
! from Cooper Bros mill in Newport was sent
from Belfast Monday on the City of Bangor
| to the wooden mills in Camden Governor
| Cleayes is preparing the usual proclamation
| that Thursday, November Goth, will be OBJ
| served as Thanksgiving Day....An original
/ bpnSipD has hpen Ora tad tO ,,1in nf
| b. Metcalf, Camden. e. Frank X, Prescott
of Northport went to Pittstield Monday as
| foreman on an extension of the water-w orks
| New ADvERTIs EMENTS. The election is
| over and Charles O'Connell, proprietor of
the White Store, 81 Main street, proposes to
come down to business. His stock of cloth
ing was bought before the advance, and he
is offering great bargains in mems and bows
! suits, overcoats, ulsters and REFERS - One
lot chenille stand covers, % cents each, at A
p. Mansfeld's, Masonic Temple j. H. &
j, w Jones, 60 Main street, have all sizes
| of hay wires for the new DeGerick and all
| other kinds Of presses. Their wires are
made by the Washburn & Morse Mfg. Co.
| ana never break. See statement of the
| N'HN'ioiOii VI eAN i'otidot cdN luSS Dduh.
| See Garlic 4 Jones advt., "Given away. A
| Miller Lamp IL. L. Perry, the maker, ad-
vertises the Belfast, registered brand. as
the best 5-cent cigar on the market, and
; warns the public against limitations At
Mixers candy store, 81 Church street,
| (Journal buiding) you are sure of getting
the freshest, purest and best candies. as
they are made on the premises. Home made
chocolate at % cents a pound. Garlic &
Jones have Just received 5000 rolls of 1897
style wall paper, at to 10 cents per roll.
| See notice of Belfast Savings Bank books
| lost-Nos. 1910 and 1924. You cannot we'll
overlook the announcement of Clark, the
| Clothier and Tailor, 81 Main street, Belfast
! He has ten of Cushing, Olmsuead &
Snow stock, which he is offering at prices
that will draw trade. See prices quoted and
| call and examine the bargains offered .
| Fred Atwood, Winterport, has for sale the
| Zlmmerinan's Portable Fruit Dryer, Just the
| thing to evaporate your apples. Ilumi-
| mating candles and red fire at A. A. Howes
| 4 Co.'S just what you want to celebrate
| the Republican victory. Mrs. Franklin
| Chase and family publish a card of thanks,
| =. Eight day clocks in walnut or ash cases
| ~}, al the Hervey jewery store