The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-29
Seventeen good sized trout were c.roh.

ohas' D. slower Is painting the outside
woodwork of the court house.
The regular meeting OF the CITY Como; Il
will be held next Monday evening.
The town of jackson will hold its ANNA
town fair at the fair ground Saturday. Oct
LIST.
The Progressive Circle, C. L. S, G. will
meet with Miss Vesta Stearns. Union stroa,
Friday evening, Sept 30th.
Apple trees are blossoming quite general.
ly this fall, reports coming in of the second
crop of blossoms from all sections.
The annual meeting of Seaside Chan
tauqua Circle will be held at the home of
Mrs Geo. R. Carter Monday afternoon Oct
3. All interested are invited to lie nrasan+
List of unclaimed letters remaining in .ha
Belfast post office for the week ending Sent
oath: Ladies-Mrs. Addie F. Brown. Mrs T
W. Haynes Gentlemen-J. W. Holton, S.
r. Leslie.
A party of young people had a masked
ball at Odd Fellows Hall last Friday even
ing. The music was by the Belfast Theatre
Orchestra, and l. 7. Clough was floor direc-
tor. 1t was very pleasant affair.
George Rose has exchanged his place on
Northport avenue with E. II. Knowlton for
his farm in Northport. Mr.. Rose subse-
quently sold his place to Martin Black and
Mr.. knowlton leased his to Mrs. John Shaw
of Northport. MIR. Rose has moved to the
G NJ. Knowlton place at East Northport.
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been occupied by Mrs. Shaw.
he report of the Maine railway commits
si' 1ers contains the following concerning
| TIL Georges Valley railroad Gross earnings
ST. OH; operating expenses, ST 1872; income
from operations, $3.50, an increase of SO
After paying interest and other charges a
net income of 1886 remained.
W. S. Reynolds of Brooks, who has had
charge OF quite string of horses this sea
| son, his own and others. was at Monroe fair
| with several. where he sold the horse Dan
| dy Pat to F. G. Pendleton of Islesboro
Dandy Pat was the property of Mr.. Eli Mou).
ton of Unity, was a good one, and sold for
| good price. Mr.. Reynolds also sold one of
/ his own" Frank D.. to c. W. Morse, Bangor.
Frank d. is by Haroldson, is years old
and brought good sum. Mr. REYNOLDS has
Turf. Farm and Home.
With the exception of few of the faith
full ones" who We're out of town the workers
of Armor Bearer Circle, X. d. and S, held a
| pleasant and profitable meeting Wednesday
evening Sept, Dist. Seven large aprons We're
finished and other sewing done During
the evening refreshments We're served, and a
social time enjoyed by all. This Circle is
small one, but the "workers" are truly
'armor bearers" Another lot Of work
has been sent to Rockland.
II. j. Morrison has just sent to l. NJ. Cot
trell of Laconia, \. H, a handsome counter
for his lunch room. 1t is Is feet long, and is
surmounted by an elaborate scroll work the
whole standing feet inches high There
| are IS drawers and two closets under the
counter. There are in the top 10 bevel edge
plate glass mirrors and the whole is to be
| finished in white enamel and gold, The Jig
saving and turning We're done by E. NJ. San
born and the hand work by S. e. Small
EAST BELFAST. George Leavett John Ho-
gan and Will Larry left Saturday for hunt
ing trip up-river. They expect to be gone
two or three weeks. -. Mr.. and Mrs. James
A Nickerson arrived home Thursday from
Greenbush, where they visited Mrs Ms par
ents. Mrs. Mary E, Achorn slipped on a
piece Of wet board Sunday morning and fall
ing struck her head on a stone door step.
She was attended by DR.. S. w. johnson.
b, Kelley started work in his ak shop last
Friday with E S. Achorn heater and v D.
i4arrabee as forger. Mrs. V. ID. Larrabee is
| visiting friends and relatives in Dixmont.
| Mrs. Harvey Smalley and daughter Mamie,
| who have been very sick lately, are reported
! as improving at this writing.
a So 600 IRE occurred on Otis street, Bos
ton Sunday morniugin which the wholesale
clothing stock of Mark Andrews & Co. was
considerably damaged by water. 1t was a
| five story building and the fire originated on
the fifth floor in clothing mandatory
The Boston Globe says;
The whole of the second and third floors
are occupied by Mark Andrews & CO..
/ wholesale clothing dealers. Mr.. Andrews
was seen in his office after the fire and stated
| that while he could not tell the amount of
stock his firm had on hand, it was very
heavy. He also thought it was covered by
insurance Considerable water went through
these floors. The loss will be in the vicin-
| ty of So, 900, of which the greater part will
| be by water. The damage to the building
by the fire will not exceed S. 900 The build
| ing is owned by II II. and j. r. Carter.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. George w. Bur
kett, Odd Fellows block, will have grand
| opening of ladies fall and winter garments
tomorrow, Friday. The opening is for one
one daa only, and there will be exhibited
the finest assortment of garments, suits and
furs ever brought to this city Special
measures will be taken for customers desir-
| Ing electric seal astrakhan and cloth Jackets.
-. Fred Johnson, Masonic Temple, offers a
| lob lot of children's underwear, from Is to 20
at 10 cents each. See statements of the Bel
fast and Searsport National Banks. .Starrett
offers 40 in. dress goods in variety of color
! ings at II cents. They were bought at auc-
ton at a prominent dress goods mill, and
hence the low price. r. A. French & Co..
(R A. French and Nellie Hopkins) have
just returned from Boston with full line OF
fall and winter goods including dress goods
in patterns brads for trimmings in black
and colors, ladies' and Misses underwear
Spacial flriyas this week nv Wells X