The Republican journal., 1897-06-24

Next week Daniel A. Kelly with first
class company will be the attraction at the
Belfast Opera House. On the opening even
ing which is Monday, June 2Sth, the COM
pany will present "Outcasts Of Great
City, with special scenery. This play has
been highly complimented in all the cities
and is said to be deserving of large house.
The company contains many fine dancers
and singers, who he to make up a very in
teresting evening.
HORSE TALK. H. c. Marden has sold his
span OF sorre carriage horses to A. G. Sih
ley. 1t is one of the handsomest and most
stylish pairs in town.. Fred H. Mathews
sold his black carriage horse last week to
Geo. W. Burkett. -. Hon. VIM. G. Marshall
lost two valuable animals last week. A
7-year-old black mare jumped pair of bars
and got thrown in such way as to break
her back. Saturday yearhng colt by
Haroldson was found dead in the pasture,
and an examination showed the death to be
caused by worms.
One merchant in this city was somewhat
surprised at a new kind of curtains put up in
his store during a short absence last week
When he left the store there We're two or
three small pacards hanging in the WIN
dows, and on his return he found every win
dow entirely curtained with circus posters
and the store very dark The boy who was
in charge at the time thought he made a
good trade he got ticket to the circus
for the privilege of darkening the store for
week or more. The proprietor did not look
at it in just that light.
Some one has well said that person can
be no stronger than his stomach; for the
body is what the stomach makes it. Touch
ing upon this idea it might be well to inform
our readers that the question will be dis
| cussed as never before discussed at the free
session of the New Era Cooking School, to
be held in Memorial Hall, Church street, on
July s, 9, and 10, at 2 30 p. III. each day. We
learn from our exchanges that this school
entertains immense audiences in every town
visited and that both lecturer and demon
strator are highly interesting.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The season has
not been very favorable for bicycling up to
| this week, but now we may reasonably eX-
pect good weather aud good roads and
wheels will be in demand. J. H. & J. W
Jones, go Main street. are offering great bar
gains in mems and ladies' wheels See prices
quoted. The selectmen of Montville have
offered reward of $500 for information
which will lead to the arrest Of the person
! who set fire to tie barn Of w. F. White in
that town.. The annual meeting of the
| stockholders of the Belfast Coliseum will be
held at the treasurer's office July 5, at 4 pm.
PURE SPRING WATER. Swift & Paul and
A. A. Howes & Co. have attractive window
displays of Middlesex Fells Pure Spring
Water. The springs are located in the town
of Stoneham, Mass, on the line of the Bos-
ton 4 Maine Railroad. The water is remark
ably clear and the analysis shows it to be of
unusual purity. 1t is put up in bottles an d
cases of very convenient size and is sold at
reasonable price A. C.iSibley of this city
is proprietor of the springs, and Chas. A.
Sibley of Melrose is general agent. The Bos-
ton Office is at No. 80 Bedford street. Sew
eral agents are in the field selling the water,
and all are having good sales. We have re-
ceived a very handsome illustrated pamphlet
giving views of the spring and of the Mid
dlesex Fells.