The Republican journal., 1896-03-05
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.


,,,.r tomorrow, Friday, evening.
7rl.stnn Wadlin, Esq, Clerk of Courts,
- ,r4rared a copy of the docket for the
,,r1term of S. j. Court, and the same is
.,5 printed at the Office of Geo. W. Bur-
e
TI stamp collectors meet Wednesday
+,s~ at Sanford Towards store oppo-
,. ,.lmnix Row, to exchange and trade
n5 ana discuss matters pertaining TO
.U.Iness. They expect to form a local
,ts soon
.4t.es O'Connell has replaced the hat
- 10 As store by one OF improved con-
. .Un which shows the hats to the best
age and at the same time protects
t.s rom dust. 1t was made by Herbert
rsou.
VISA about a quarter of million of dol
. ,pended in real estate improvements
+. -h0ro within the past ten or twelve
-.4. small steamboat, large enough to
,.t trunks and some freight, besides pas
ugrrs. between that summer resort and
..if.l4u ought to pay. [Camden Herald
A rhe annual meeting of the Maine Bar
4.S.H4tion in Bangor last week Herbert NJ.
E.t40f Augusta elected president F.
~ Brown, Belfast is member of the COM
t.- on legal educaton Geo. E. johnson,
n.fi,t js on the committee on mem bership:
williamson, Belfast, on the committee
. asi history, Among the new members
alr tied were James S. Hartman and Nor
n4, Wafdwell, Belfast and Ellery Bowden,
}.0afport. The banquet in the evening
1885,. rgely attended.
espondent of the Union Times claims
South Liberty does more business to
-uare inch than any other place in
If its size, and says that most any
4.N Job can be done there After enum-
Ing the local industries which include
hiacksmiths wagon builder and d
..J MILL the writer concludes as follows:
lave no lawyer as vet, as there is not
need of one, the people are law
uE no settled minister, but as saliva
free it don't take much to satisfy
orpple here as in some places"
lHtr. Fred G. White is building an adj
0N56 feet, To the stable at his store
m Front street. Among the furs
10y l. V. Miller last week was one
-0ue silver grey foX....A handsome
utug representing a dish of pansies,
ri, Of Miss Laura H. Jones of Brooks
IN exhibition in earle & Jones
L W. Brigham, Palermo, has
rnonted justice of the peace and
H....It is the general verdict that
gorge" as Trilby got there with both
u. c. Greenlaw shipped to l. c. Lib
SON at Burnham last Saturday, II
IF mich COWS. Horatio Spieer has
farm on Belmont avenue to Mrs.
a45 Cunningham of SwanviIle..... The
t lank has received $4,000 of new
aton.-.."No yeast cakes" was one of
47uts OF the interruption of railroad
the first of the week,
OR SEIZURES. State Constable Joseph
Tears made two liquor seizures last
sday. At the Centre House. Unity he
= gallons of whskey, u IL gallons of
and - gallon of wine, and arrested the
lIHrietor Walter Twombly At Charles
l-""as saloon, Burnham, he got bottle
of Medford rum and whskey
mby was arraigned in the Police Court
Thursday on 4 warrants, as follows On
tr-t and seizure process he pleaded not
ny, waived a hearing was convicted and
steuced to fine of 800 and COSTS and 60
5il. IL Jail; in default of payment of fine to
ty- additional in jail He appealed. On
N nts for being common seller, main
.0ug common nuisance and keeping a
KING house and tipping shop, he waived
mutation and was bound over to the
9-ine Judicial Court. He gave bonds in
each of the four cases.
BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF WALDO CoUN-
MI John S. harrington, formerly of
1l.rd \. Y, is now in Belfast canvassing
She Biographical Review Publishing Co.,
# Boston, who propose If they receive suf-
~ut encouragement, to publish in a hand
NHe volume a Biographical Review of Wal
County, to "be made up of life sketches
men of local prominence, representing, so
f as their cooperation can be secured, the
eating citizens in the various branches of
.ness and the professions" Every effort
T-' be made to secure accuracy, and the
tA l'iif5 VIII Dt submitted by mall or Other-
WISE to the parties interested for correction.
Air Harrington is now engaged in collecting
Data for these sketches and taking subscrip
Aons for the work. The Biographical Re-
.ew Publishing Co. have published many
It these volumes in other States, and as the
iestimonials show they have been highly
suceessful in pleasing their patrons.
SHIPPING ITEMS. We are obliged to omit
our register of deep water vessels this week
wing to an unusual pressure upon our
reading and advertising columns. 1t will
appear next week corrected up to date and
'ur regular shipping list this week records
the number of local vessels Sch, Flora
{ogers arrived at Camden Feb Goth from
Bruins wick, Ga, with hard pine for H. M
Bean. A New York despatch of Feb 18th
7ays that the sch. Mary F. Corson 263 tons
reglster, has been bought in that city by
Capt William Mclean and others. The
~"rson was built at Milford, Del, IN 1872,
dnd has been engaged in the Jacksonville
trade, Capt. Robinson of Castne command
M her. The New England Shipbuilding
fe. of Bath has closed contracts with a Nau-