The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-09-14
Seo!!,s Emulsion
You will find it just as useful in summer
as in winter, and if you are thriving upon
it don't stop because the weather is warm.
SOC. and Sroo all druggists.

Mathews Bros mill was shut down yester-
day for some changes in the machinery, cleo
trio wiring etc.
full attendance is desired at the meet
ing of Thomas II Marshall Relief Corps at
Memorial Hall next Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Teachers and others " no wish to go to
Searsport by blackboard to attend the meet
ing of the Waldo County Teachers Associa-
ton, Friday and Saturday, should leave
word with Superintendent Brick Mr.. H.
E. Ellis, to-day.
A successful exhibition aud sale of colored
Japanese photographs was held at the North
church Tuesday evening. The pictures
We're interesting, not only as representations
of japanese scenery and people but as show
ing the skill of the Japs in the use of water
col0rs
Prof. Chapman attended the rehearsal of
the Parlor Musical Society Tuesday evening.
He reports great enthusiasm all along the
line, and that the Belfast chorus is well
abreast of any OF its size in the State Tickets
for the Bangor festival are on sale at f. S.
Pitchers, where plan Of the seats can be
seen.
The work on the sewer under the recent
order of the City Council is finished except
making a connection on Cross street with
the Main street sewer. About 20 feet re.
mains to be laid, which will be put in to-day.
| The question of the section on Spring street
between Church and High is not yet de-
cided
The Childrens Aid Society will hold their
| 4th anniversary of the Home. Wednesday
Sept. Goth, at the Girls Home, Northport
avenue, Belfast. There will be a picnic
lunch at - O'clock, and a short service at
| / 80 clock. All friends from any part of
the State are cordially invited to be present.
! ANY donation at this time will be appre-
i ciated.
| We were much interested few days ago
| to see a beautiful pastel double portrait Prof.
NJ j. and Mrs. West have lately had made of
their two older children, Master Roscoe and
| little Helen (the latter died about three
years ago. The picture was made from a
! photograph of the two taken not long before
| Helen passed away but while she was in
! health. The portrait executed by very
! skilful artist, Mrs. Pauline Jones of Angus
| ia, who is a warm friend of Prof and Mrs.
| West and doubtless much of personal inter
est went into the painstaking which resulted
/ III 80 satlsf actory picture. The portrait is
/ beautifully framed and the whole making d
delightful ornament for any home, but In the
| home of the parents it has a much greater
value. Pennington Chronicle.
ACCIDENTS Geo. Sides of Citypolnt lost
a part of the second finger of his right hand
last week by getting it caught between two
pieces of granite. Miss Ada Mariner was
thrown from her bicycle Saturday. She was
carried home and was supposed to be only
| slightly injured, but the doctor thinks that
there is an injury to the knee joint which
may take some time to get strong Pres
colt D. H. Carter had his right hand badly
cut by circular saw in Mathews Bros mill
| Tuesday morning. All the fingers were cul
into the bone, but 1t is thought he will lose
none...... Ezekiel Merrithew was thrown
from his carriage on Main street Tuesday
forenoon, his horse being frightened by q
band. One foot and one hand were quite
badly bruised.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. johnson has a
word to say this week about wrappers. He
also has homespun plaids, new collarettes
and scarfs for the fall and winter. Call and
see them at Mansfeld's old store, Masonic
Temple. William A. Clark, manufactur
ing clothier, Phenix Row, tells bargain
story. Mems winter suits at 50 TO- and brok
en- lots of mems overcoats reduced to SY.75
....Don't forget that Burkett's bargain sale
is still on, at his dry goods store in Odd Eel
lows block. Second story fiat of rooms
at 155 High street for rent. Apply to G. W
Frederick. DR.. E. l.. Stevens gives special
attention to the cure of ruptures by the FL
deity Injection Methods. His office is now
in the National Bank building, over 81 j.
Locke & Sons jewelry store. See state
ment of the Belfast Loan and Building
| Association