The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-18

The w c. I. Alliance will meet with Mrs.
E. P. Alexander Friday afternoon, Nov. 18Th,
at , p.
There will be Thanksgiving ball at Silver
Harvest Grange Hall, Waldo, Thanksgiving
eve., Nov. 24th The music will be by
Poland's orchestra, and the floor directors
will be Al. Kelar and George Hartshorn. A
Thanksgiving supper will tie served,
Helping Hand Circle of Kings Daughters
will hold their sale of fancy articles in
the Baptist Vestry Monday Nov. 22nd, fol-
lowed by public supper and entertainment,
including Mr.. G. B. Eaton with his Gramo-
phone. The public are cordially invited.
Admission % cts. Supper al p. m.
OFF FOR KLoNDIKE The schooner Abbie
NJ. Deering sailed from Lynn, Mass, Nov.
10th for Klondike, via Nova Scotia. This is
the party of which j. Austin Glough, former
ly of this city, is a member, The start will
be made from a British port in order to avoid
legal complications when they arrive at
their destination, which is in British terri
tory. The schooner was built in Kenne-
bnnk in 1883 and is of So tons. Her haling
port, according to the "bue book, - is Glou-
cester, Mass. She was out in the storm of
last week, but arrived safely at Westport,
n. S., Nov. 18th.
EAST BELFAST. A society called the
Kingsbury Aid met with Miss Lizzie Kelley
the evening of Nov. 10th About twenty were
present. The snow storm Friday brought out
quite number of sleighs. AS soon as the
first flakes appeared people began getting
out their sleighs, and by the time two inches
had fallen they were quite numerous on the
streets. The Christian Endeavors will
have their sociable at the union school house
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening. All
are invited to attend. Mrs Mary A. Nick
erson visited her son James A. Nickerson
Sunday. Percy Brock had one of his
finger nails pulled off last week by getting
it caught under the ring of a hay press.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
ed to the announcement of the special ex-
ploitation of flexible moulded corsets at the
store of A. d. Chase & Son, Nov. 22d, 23d
and Oath. The manufacturers special filter
will be present, and no doubt the store will
be thronged. ... They are closing out their
line of pant cloths at Starrett's, and are
Offering some very fine goods at less than
half their actua. value. But two prices on
the whole lot, 25c and 33c. Also bargains
in capes and Jackets at H "A. Starrett's, Main
street Swift & Paul have Thanksgiving
supplies, including new dried fruits of all
kinds nuts, confectionery, and the finest
canned goods, pickles and preserves. Call
at their store, Masonic Temple, and see for
yourselves. 81. W. Jones, successor to j.
H. & j. w. Jones, 60 Main street, is making
special discount on shot guns this week
and makes low prices on revolvers, rifles,
cartridges, loaded shells, etc. He also has
street and stable blankets, fur and plush
robes, sleighs, great variety of useful
household articles, and everything in hard
ware. :. See w. A. Clark's illustrated adj
vertisement and read what he has to say of
the tailoring art. Ladies', misses and
children's first quality lambs wool soles at 8
cents per pair, pairs for 10 cents, pairs
for 20 cents, all colors at the Francis shoe
store, Telegraph building. Mrs. VIM. lines
publishes card of thanks. 80. VIM. G. Mar
shall wishes to close out all his horse stock
and offers 10 head for sale, including some
very desirable ones. A farm and timber
land in Lncolnville for sale by VIM. G. Mar
shall, Belfast See advt. for particulars
f. S. Brick advertises shawl found on the
street, which the owner can have by prov
ing property and paying charges. Harry
w. Clark, SO Main street. sells the Storm
King ulster, made from all wool Irish freize,
windproof and waterproof. Chase & Doak,
jewellers, Main street, will close out their
note of it....B. q. Dinsmore is Offering
bargains this week in ladies' beaver Con-
gress and lace shoes also felt sole slippers
for ladies, misses and children.