The Republican journal., 1898-12-15
NEWS OF BELFAST.

.t1.nlght H. y. LoCho q oou Will
Bss'l@ every evening until Christmas.
,ave been granted as follows: Ad-
Psa'''a Era S. Common, North Castine, Sc
4ras- "a William NJ. Gatchell, South
$50 $40
5r December term of the County
gre Court will open at the court
lt r44sdAy, Dec. Goth. The years
BID. d- Term bills will be audited
..-. a.. : annual levee and ball
4y evening, Dec. %, instead
a members of the company
d las. week and as notice was
'-' oapapers.
H.f- been making G )od use of
...+Hg and are in good pract'ce for
Tl- mack pond is covered with
.as "mes when school is not in
F--on, whose leg was broken
.t.. bank caving in on him, fell
F neat Citvpoint Saturday, and it
49,. 4eared that he had broken the
'9 4. was not hurt, however, be-
..-er. 9ra.se,
..4 ~a.mons and Ralph Freeman
Monday from Isle au Haut with
.a..n. and q Quantity Of pelts, poultry
75., ualt the trip in sch. Maria Web
~.. also bought some cattle on the
.u.. hey were unable to bring at
..ut alarm" of the Fire De-
--.- working order and will he
the regular alarm will be
..-r4 short blasts on the shoe
.. Mathews mill whistle; the about
-uies that the fire is ont or
..-l -I-- alarm, is one long blast on
.....v whistle. The lever in the
MA been changed to a pssh
. -n.ral R. r.. Co. will have an
Unclaimed freight in Port
I'll. 1eginning at 10 "a. N. Fol-
The Belfast freight
j. Overton, 1 S rake and
Bickford meat box, c. H.
EAT boxes, f. B. Ray l shelf,
Bank l box medicine, Ro-
bbs. bottles, Murphy b.
W Harding; 9 boxes soap
Ulcers met Friday after
the sewer assessments as
ommttee. The owners of
to- On the sewers laid this
assessed pro rata and each
with a printed list of the
4 hearing viii beld at the A.
ode afternoon of Jan. Goth,
son. interested may appear
H- Joseph h. Mears made
4Ire at the Ocean House in
Ne"k. finding a quantity of
r-h aud seizure process the
sis Benner. pleaded not
Examination and was sen
ot 500 and costs and so DAYS
iallt of payment of fine and
-vs additional. On each of three
nuisance. common seller and
aud tippling shop. he gave
appearance at S. j Court.
lgiue No. is filled for the win
- Alcohol, a deadly poison, and
-ted or The engine. In years
'e- ave frequently drawn off the
-uk it, and one man came near
"peng alcohol which had been
be- engine a long time and had
.e 4nper work, forming verdigris
such as is now used, is cheap
SEED III the mechanical arts, very
If rank odor and taste. 1t is
81. he used even externally on
.a-...
If pl- Il this vicinity will rejoice
ssieks have at last come to their
az operations are to be resumed
rated Bassick mine. Before the
Bassick long and costly liti-
Heeu brought to a close. and it
hat no further legal obstacles
truosed. But Mr.. Bassick en-
Los 4
AIRY out his plans for operating
* -on, Edgar Bassick, is now in
roi IN the article from the
Standard on the % page.
BOAT. Fred G. White, B. D,
eues G. Durham have built an
Nse IN Lake Quantabacook that
-Vaa III ali respects to any craft
p Maine. She is called the
and is built after the latest de-
famous Hudson River ice boats.
Hrn- Hus are as follows Length,
feet, 6 inches; beam, Is feet, 6
r mast is s inch stick % feet
'.a- boom, II feet, 6 inches. The
f high, the gaff being as nearly
Tile mast as it is possible to hoist
pit is aft, 10 feet, 6 inches by 3
-, and will be upholstered and
Il mf0rtabe as possible for the cold
-s work Of the occupants. The boat
Lour persons comfortably. The rig
wire and the boat is thoroughly
' buckles being used wherever
Il. Walker was master builder;
-revens, painter; Loren Field, spar
ph l.. Havner, blacksmith n.
M ssI5maker. The best material is
llhout The wood was bought of
Surrey and had been seasoned under
-.r years
IA S lie CRY STREETS. Some of the
lens inside of New England have the
t' people who live in Maine-say in
9H. Augusta and Bangor-can step to
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