The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-03

oho uhO AAAilo dlC W give d MUSICAL at ISlpa.
boro in the near future.
Thos. Fl. Marshall R. c. will have regu-
lar meeting to-day, Thursday, at / 80 O'clock
A full attendance is desired
Inspection of Thos. H. Marshall Post, No.
AZ, Tuesday evening next. Campfire after
inspection. A full attendance is requested
Per order.
The timbers of the belfry of the Bantist
church We're found to be in bad condition
and the work was taken down to the he'll
deck. The belfry is being rebuilt.
The Sewing School will open next satnr.
day afternoon in the Memorial Ruilding
Miss Lillian Ryan teacher. Contributions
of material will be gratefully received and
aid in good work.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
Belfast post Office for the week ending Oct
Goth: Ladies-Mrs. F. Dyer Gentlemen
Mr.. Henry o. Case. Windsor Hotel. Cbas
L. Cummings.
Helping Hand Circle, Order of Kings
Daughters, Will meet at Mrs. Henry c.
Gray's on Condor street, November 7. 1898.
All members are requested to be present az
important business is to be brought before
the meeting.
The Non Partisan W. G. T. Alliance will
meet with Mrs. A. c. Sibley Friday. Nov.
4th, at p. N. Subject, Domestic Science
There will be minute talks or readings
by the members, with practical illustrations
of economic cooking.
H. c. Pitcher has filled the Mansfield store
with apples and is now operating in the F.
A. Knowlton store next door. He finds
plenty of apples in this part of the State, and
all of a most excellent quality. Waldo coun-
ty is in luck this year on fruit.
A good likeness in oil of Ivra Heal, late of
Searsmonu, is on exhibition in Clements
window. 1t was painted by Thomas A.
Young, and was presented by him to A. f.
Clark Camp, Sonsiof Veterans, the deceased
and Mr.. Young both being members.
Mrs. Sanborn. the matron at the Girls
Home, has been granted six months leave of
absence and will spend the winter with
friends in California. She is now visiting
in Stockton Springs. The duties of matron
have been assumed by Miss Laura E. Alger.
OCTOBER WEATHER. The weather record
of Mr.. l.. II. Murch shows October to have
been a warm, but wet month. The mean
temperature was so 507 against 50 49, for
October, 1897, and 1866 average for October
for 80 years past. Rain fell on Is days with
a total rainfall Of S.3j inches The highest
temperature was 7S7 on the 18th day lowest
34o on the 18th.
THE GEO B. FERGUSON SOLD. The schoon-
er Geo. g. Ferguson, which for many years
was owned i'll Belfast, has been sold to out
side parties. The schooner went ashore on
Fishers Island, Long Island Sound, Oot4th,
and was taken off next dat by wreekers, after
removing a part of her deckload of slaves
and heading. The wreckers worked for %
per cent. salvage. After she was off and
towed to New London the wreckers made
Capt. Jonas B. Ferguson, her commander, an
offer to give or take, and as the vessel would
soon need considerable money laid out, be-
sides repairing the present damages, he de
cded to take, and she accordingly passed
out of the hands of her Belfast owners She
mas since Dteu repaired anu - reported dS
arriving at New York Oct. 29th
LIQUOR SEIZURES. The hearings on the
liquors seized from Know lton and Patterson
were held last week and the liquors were
ordered turned over to the Sheriff to be dis
posed of according to law. Saturday State
Constable Mears N ade searches and seizures
at S. W Freeman and Joseph A. Gilmores
He found liquors al both places. The stuff
was ibeled Monday, the hearings to be held
Nov. 18th. The roprietors of the places
were arragned and bound over to the S. j.
Court. Monday Mr., Mears libeled , barrels
containing 10 dozen bottles of lager beer
seized few days previously at the Name
Central depot. The hearing will be Nov.
18th. Tuesday Constable Mears searched S.
w, Freeman's place again, this time finding
considerable hard liquor and some beer. He
was arraigned and bound over as usual and
the liquor libelled, hearing Nov 18th We'd
nesday forenoon Mr.. Mears made a second
seizure at the depot, securing large guam
tity of rum and ale
New ADVERTISEMENTS Just now Jonn-
tention. 1t is not on old goods, just to get
rid of them at any price, but on good season
able goods. 1t will pay every lady to watch
them. This week it is ON comfortab les---
regular price 70 cents; for this sale 50 cents
Nv. A. Clark, manufacturer, Phoenix
Row, Belfast, enumerates this week some
business bringing bargains. See his advt.
for particulars. ~ There is to be a harvest
festival of dress goods on Friday and Satur-
day of this week at II. A. Starrett's, Main
street. There are also bargains in towels,
cotton flannel, blankets, tleeced stockings
| and underwear. Note the prices in the ad
vertsement. R. A. French & Co., Opera
House block are offering great bargains this
| week in ladies' underwear, wrappers, dress
goods, trimmings, etc. These are specialties,
| but they offer Gu their counters great
many other bargains. Call and see them.
| W. 7. Colburn, McClintock Block. High
street, has perfect fitting, up-to-date fine
shoes for fall and winter wear. and large
stock of trunks, steamer trunks, dress suit
cases, grips and satchels at very low prices.
....A very desirable tenement for rent in
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