The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-11-02

| Thursday. afternoon at the usual hour with
| Mrs. s. W Bicknell.
| Halloween surprise party was given to
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Shaw at their home
on Bay View street Tuesday evening A
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Frank W Collins of Rockland came to
Belfast NJ onday in his smack steamer Ina E.
Collins, and towed his two schooners Bar
Bel and Fannie May here for winter quar-
tiers.
During the past week State Coastal l e
Mears has searched and seized liquors at E.
II. Knowlton's and H. G. Bicknell's and
taken the necessary legal steps in the cases
of liquors previously seized.
The regular monthly meeting of the Bel
fast school committee was held last Monday
evening and the usual amount of routine
business was disposed Of Tho schools are
all reported in excellent condition.
The history of the Goth Maine Regiment,
recently published is book of $50 pages,
and is an interesting and authentic record of
that famous lighting regiment. The books
for Belfast subscribers are at P S. Staples
market.
Advertised list Of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office Oct. 51st Ladies-Mrs. C.
w Cameron, Mrs. Mabel Johnson, Mrs. G.
S Perham Mrs. Mary P. Rogers Mrs. Louise
White. Gentemen-W H McLelaud, Mr..
| Ephraim sheldon.
The bipartisan w c. T. Alliance will
hold their annual meeting with Mrs. Kate
Conant, Congress street, Friday afternoon,
Nov, 3d. at O'clock A picnic supper VIII
be served. Should Friday be stormy it will
be postponed to Saturday. a large attend
ance is desired.
The storm which ragged Tuesday along the
coast, central at Georgia, struck here in the
early part of the night. The rain fell in
torrents and there was considerable wind,
but no damage was done. The steamer PEN
obscot remained in Boston until daylight
Wednesday, The rainfall here was l inches.
Miss Lillian Smaley entertained a party
Of young friends Tuesday evening by H al
loweeu party at her home on Green street
Ice cream and cake were served, Halloween
agreeaby passed by all present. Miss Small
ley proved herself very agreeable hostess.
Clifton j. Bailey, for years manager of
the Kelley Institute at North Conway, n
H, is at the Windsor Hotel, giving the i'm
proved Gold Cure for Inebriates and drug
addiction As patients are treated at their
own homes by Mr.. Bailey this method is a
great Improvement over the Institute treat
ment both in results and matter of expense
OCTOBER " EATHER. The weather report
of Mr. l.. H. Murch for the month of Octo-
Der 1890, is as follows Mean temperature.
50.4G- mean for October 1898 80 3O2 mean for
October for 10 years past, As so highest tenn
perature, y the 18th day lowest, 33o the
DIST day rain fell on days and very slight
snowfalls two days; total precipitation,
3 Q3 inches.
John and Ferd Hartman of Stockton
Springs killed a deer in a novel way Monday.
The animal, large buck, was swimming
across the barbor, and they put out III their
boat ana killed it with a clam hoe The
buck fought hard and at one time got his
forward feet into the boat and nearly cap
sized her. The animal was eight years old
and weighed 800 pounds.
The open time on deer in Waldo county
ended Oct. 31st. ard the number reported
killed during the month is much less than
many imagined it would be. The mum Der
probably does not exceed fifty, though some
may have been killed and eaten at home
which have not been reported Fogg &
Brown have cut up four having one the first
day and one the last. The last one was killed
Tuesday by Fred johnson OF Searsmout.
The annual meeting Of Seaside Chautau-
qua Circle was held at the home of Mrs
Carrie Black Monday afternoon, Oct. 3Oth.
Mrs. Mary E. Hubbard was elected Presi-
dent; Mrs. Carrie Black, Vice President;
Miss l.. A. Cochran, Secretary and Treasurer.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Geo. R,
Carter, Commercial street, Monday. Nov.
9th, at P. M. Lesson from Chautauora
Magazine, "A Reading Journey Through
France" koll-eall to be answ cred by Items
of Current Events" All c. L. s. C.'s are
requested to be present. All who are in
invited.
NEW ADV ER1IsE MENTs. The Dinsmore
store continues this week the sale of the
mems So shoe for s. 40; also splendid bar
gains III women's shoes. Only So for
suit a W A. Ciarks, manufacturing cloth
ier Phenix Row Suits to order, ST..
Austin d. Wing of Montville publishes a
caution notice. ..B. F. Wells, assignee,
offers for sale at cost the entire stock of
Wells x Co... Burkett's bargain sale con-
tlnues. See his window display of rich furs
collarettes, muffs, children's sets. etc..C
II. Sargent will take orders for fruit and
ornamental trees, shr4 BIS, roses, grape vines
and small fruits, as agent for Chase Brothers
Company of Rochester, n. Y....A girl
wanted to work in small family. Apply
at Al Congress street.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way TO cure Deafness and that is