The Republican journal., 1897-05-13

Wn. SylVeS Ter.
| L. ii. Marshall Relief Corps vii have their
domination of officers Friday evening, MAY
| IA. A full attendance is desired
REPAIRS on the public library are COM
pleted and the lii rary and reading room
will be open this evening and hereafter at
the usual hours.
| The fire at the ice houses in Iceboro Tues
day evening delayed the train on the main
line an hour and quarter and the Belfast
train was an hour late in arriving here
Armor Bearer Circle of Kings Daughters
holds weekly meetings at the homes of the
members. The meeting last evening was
with Miss Lora E. Maxey on Pearl street
| GOOD TEMPLARs. Belfast Lodge will have
a dime socable at the lodge room to-mor-
row, Friday, evening. $3.50. Waldo District
Lodge will meet with Brooks Lodge, Thurs
day, May 9th.
Mrs. Newell Mansfield is making a decid-
ed Improvement in her residence on Frank
lin street. She is raising the roof of the L
feet, thus making tw )-story l.. The work
is in charge OF j, Il. A born
James S. Hartman, ESQ, has filed his
bond Collector of Customs at tie port of
Belfast and expects his commission in few
days. AS Collector Thompson's four years
have expired Mr. Hartman will take charge
| as soon as he receives his commission
The Famous Canadian Jubilee Singers
are coming. They have sung five years in
Europe and several times before Her Maies-
ty, Queen Victoria Your only chance to
hear them viii be on Friday evening May
list. For particulars see bills. Tickets, %
and 30 cents, at the City Drug store.
r. c. Rankin of Boston, professor of
dancing, is coming to Belfast the last of the
month and will form d juvenile class in
dancing if he receives encouragement. Prof
Rankin is we'll known in Rockland and en-
joys an enviable reputation instructor
IN dancing. With the young he is said to
be most careful and painstaking.
Dom, the larg e ST Bernard and Newfound-
land dog, owned by Frank W. Twombly,
was cbloroformed Monday, on account of
physical inhrmities. Dom was one of the
most even tempered and pleasant DISPOSE
toned dogs in the city, and had many friends
both among his own kind and in the human
species He had been feeble for some time,
We have received the catalogue of the Gill
bert School at Winsted, Conn, for 1896 T.
The school was founded by the late William
l.. Gilbert, who left by will nearly the entire
amount of bis large property to charity. The
catalogue gives full particulars of the school
and is finely illustrated. The Principal is
j. E. Clarke, Phi. D., an educator of ability
and experience.
FISH FACTS. The sloops Wanderer and
Earl Paul Crabtree were in port last week
with good fares of bottom fish. The Crab
tree had a halibut caught near Isle au Haut
and weighing about 100 pounds. 1t was cut
up and retail7d at 10 cents per pound
Sch. Mary A. Ogier arrived Monday from
Clay Bank, with a small fare of corned fish.
There was larger proportion than usual of
Gus, and the catch included one small hall
but. r. 7. Rankin has sold his camp and
boat-house on the western shore of Swan
Lake to John Sanborn.. H. E. Mcdonald
left last Thursday for a fishing trip to Green
Lake. He returned Monday evening. He
reports that the salmon were taken in good
ly numbers the first of last week, but were
more shy later on. His party caught few,
ranging from very small ones to pounds,
Mr.. Mcdonald caught one weighing pounds.
The sloop smack Marguerite arrived Tues
day with a small fare of live fish taken near
Green Island. She will 60 clustering the
rest of the season.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Burkett adver-
tises another big sale, to open to-day, Thurs
day. See his advt. for particulars j. II.
j. W. Jones have the Overland and Toe-
do bicycles and make speciality of ladies'
wheels at $50. These wheels are fully war
anted. They have everything the wheel
man can call for in the way of saddles, ETC.,
and, of course, everything in HARDWARE.
earle & Jones have just received 10, 900 feet
of new pattern room mouldings, at to IL
cents per foot. Room paper s. 6 and cents,
and bargains in curtains and curtain po.es.
....You can have your wheels neatly re-
paired at the Belfast Machine & Foundry
Co. 8, Front street. All kinds of bicycle re-
pairs. Stevens Bros, 50 Main street, have
an advt. that will interest owners of horses
Their oak stock hand made harnesses are
handsome, durable and cheap. Ten styles
to select from. Call and examine their
stock. The house and lot on Northport
avenue, recently occupied by A. L. Mudgett
is offered for sale. Apply to R. F. Dunton,
Belfast, or Roslla Grindle, Prospect Ferry.
.... Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lambert of Stockton
Springs publish card of thanks. "A roll
top desk in solid oak, extra fine finish at
only So rs, is the leader this week at the
furniture warerooms of r. Fl. Coombs &
Son, 70 and y Main street. Bargains in all
other lines. .Starrett's sale continues this
week. Call there for bargains. Miss A. F.
Southworth invites inspection of her new
millinery goods, just received. ..All the
new perfumes at Poor K Sons. Try DR.. Os-
goods Indian bitters for spring medicine.
80. B. G. Dinsmore offers this week 10 cases
of ladies' black russell and OK blood Ok
fords at only 81 per pair. "A. A. Howes &
Co. use Poland Spring water in their pre-
scription department, and also have the
water on sale. Perhaps you had better cali
and see what Hiram Chase & Son have to
offer in the lines of watches and iewelry