The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-10-27
The sentiment in favor of hehorning cattle
is growing in this vicinity and DR.. W. l.,
West has number of orders on hand.

West has mum Der of orders on hand.
Four of our boys who enlisted in the
Navy returned on steamer Vinalhaven Sat
urday, VIM. Hutchinson, Lewis Robbins,
Ed. Stinson and Harry Bennett. Deer
Isle Gazette.
The steamer Castine will make fishing
excursion to Isle au Haul next Sunday
leaving Lewis wharf at o clock a. H. Can't.
Leadbetter, who has had 20 years expert
ence in fishing on the coast, will pilot the
steamer to the fishing grounds
There will a meeting of the house aud
supply committee of the Children's Aid
Society with Mrs. A. C. Sibley Tuesday
Nov. 1st, together with the executive com.
mittee. A full attendance is desired az
business of Importance is to come before the
meeting.
Helping Hand Circle, Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. Martha Pendleton on
Union street, Monday, Oct. 31st. The circle
! has on hand large orders for comfortable
puffs and other articles; also an order for
aprons to be sent to Lynn, Mass. The money
is being raised for the proposed aged ladies'
home.
H. D. Mcclellan, Esq, has presented tie
High school foot ball team with fine new
ball, the second one he has given them The
team did not go to Old Town Saturday on
! account of the weather. If the weather
permits they will go to Rockland Saturday
and play against of the teams of that
city. They will 60 by steamer Castine
leaving Lewis wharf at A. NJ. Fare for the
round trip, including admission to the
game, 50 cts.
| PRISONERS DISCHARGED. Judson and
| Henry Wiley, the men who were arrested
last week on charge of breaking and enter
ing the store of d. NJ Mcfarland of Mont
vile, were before the Police Court Monday.
A letter was shown to the coart from lead
| ing and reliable citizens of Levant proviue
that the men were in Levant when that and
| other burglaries We're committed thus t4s-
tablishing an alibi. The prisoner were
discharged.
Mention was made last week Of the tive
days entertainment by the Belfast Band. ii
he given at the Belfast Opera House Nov
18th and 10th. We can only add now that
the Band is most grateful for the liberal
response to its solicitation of articles for dis
tribution Business men, dealers ami man
ufacturers, have alike contributed generous
ly, for proof If which you have only I'd look
in the store windows about town. It hard
y need he said that the musical and otbel
features will be first class. \ band concert
a dance, and a gift to every ticket holder
all for 81
THE W. c. I. { ANIMAL SUPER. The
annual harvest supper ami apron sale Of the
Belfast Womans Christian Temperauc,
Union Will take place in Memorial Han or
Wednesday evening, Nov. "a. 1t is hope,
tie pubhc VIII respond generously to iii.
call, the funds thus raised are used Il
further the temperance work and the de
partmeut Of charity which they make {
speciality during the winter months Sup
per Will he served from to ! 80 O'clock
Price % cents Contributions of Good foI
the tables a re kindly solicited
CAPT RyANs BODY Found. A telegram
was received here from Gloucester. Mass,
last Thursday announcing that body sup
posed to be that of Capt Frank G. Ryan of
sch. James Holmes had been found on the
beach near the place where that vessel was
| wrecked in the gale of February lst The
size of the body as described corresponded
with that of Capt. Ryan. The teeth were
also described, but while Capt Ryan 5
had been filled with silver, those of the
dead body We're filed with gold. However
| W hAn he in no
ine1, receipted bill was found from Bos
ton dentist for changing the filing and put
ting in gold, and dated shortly before the
vessel left Boston. Other papers were in
the pockets, including bills of ladng fol
sch. James Holmes. Capt. f, q. Ryan, and
letters addressed To MIN. Samples Of cloth
were cut from the various garments and
sent here which wer4 readily identified by
his mother and sisters. Tuesday Capt.
Wallace W. Turner went to Gloucester to
bring home the body, which Will be enclosed
IN metallic caskeC and buried IN Grove
! Cemetery.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Gen. Grant loaded
coal at the f G. White Co.'S for Is es boro last
q. White Co.'S for Stockton Springs last
Friday. The Boston packets Fannie &
Edith and A. Hayford arrived Sunday with
general cargo. Sch. Harry Prescott towed
W bangor SATURDAY TO Dad Ice for Bridge
port, CT. Capt. Herbert Cobb of Buck sport
has gone to New York to take command OF
the three-masted schooner Henry r. Tilton,
chartered for two trips with coal fro,u Phil
adelphia to New Haven....It is though the
big schooner building in Beans yard, Cam.
den, may not be launched before early in
January instead of Dec. Il as has been stat
ed, owing 10 the delay in the arr val of ha d
pine. The Italian ship Nicolo Accam me
sailed from Bangor Saturday for Bristol
Eng, with 1920, 900 feet of deals. Sch. EN-
ma W. Day was on the marine railway for
slight repairs Tuesday She will load hay al
A. M. Carriers for Boston. The F. G. White
Co. is loading the sch. Fannie & Edith at
Belfast and the A. Hayford at Winterport
both with hay for Boston. :. schs. Laughing
Waters from Swans Island and Garland
from Stonington were in port yesterday
buying goods for home dealers.
New ADvERTIs EMENTs. Gee. W. Burkett
Odd Fellows block, will offer stupendous
bargains this week. and each week; and
Burkett's bargains are known throughout
the county as bargains that are bargains
just look over his announC ement this week
and see what he has to offer III seasonable
and desirable goods and then call and ex-
anime for yourself Great bargains at Fl A.
Starretts this week. For example-25 cent
underwear at 19 cents IS. 80 and 70 cent
blan kets; comfortables from 81 to 81 Is.
Next Saturday speca. sale of dress goods
at Tie lowest prices YET quoted. Hereafter