The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-04-20
We are indebted to J. A. Montefiore of
the Belfast Printing Co. for the loan of the
balftopa ont of the Perce block.

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half.tone cut of the Peirce block.
The journal has received an invitation,
handsomely engraved, to the sixth annual
oyster roast given by the Berlin Iron Bridge
Co. of East Berlin Ct, to its employees and
their families on April 26th.
STEAMER NOTES. The steamer Sedgwick
arrived in Bangor from Belfast Wednesday
afternoon, April 14th about 3 o'clock, and
was the irst craft to enter the harbor since
the opening of the river. Her arrival was
greeted with salutes from the whistles at
the various mills and the engines at the
Maine Central She left the next morning
for Bar Harbor with large freight and will
make three trips per week until further
notice. The City of Bangor went through
to Bangor last Thursday morning, entering
port with all her coors flying and receiving
royal welcome. The Bangor made her
three round trips last week on time.....
Steamer Penobscot is receiving extensive
repairs at East Boston New guards, pad
die boxes and other portions of her upper
works are being renewed, and her interior
renovated
New ADVERTISEMENTS, Johnson adver-
tises this week white goods, new covert suit
ings, new spring petticoats, summer hosiery,
summer underwear, etc, Masonic Temple.
Miss E. H. Patch, with her milliner, Mrs. H
B Woodhouse, formerly Of Wethern's, Bos-
ton, announces an opening of spring and
summer millinery for Friday and Saturday,
April DIST and 221, at her new store, 60 High
street. Everything is new and of the latest
designs, and no pains will be spared to please
customers. f. A. Folett, 81 Church street,
has large stock of Wheels for ladies and
gentlemen, including the following we'll
known and reliable makes: liver Johnson
Lowell Diamond, Peerless blue Bird" Peer
less "Triumph," Duquesne and Tonrane
Every one is fully warranted for the entire
season-tres and all. Follett IS also head
quarters for fishing tackle, SpaIdlng's base
ball goods and bicycle sundres-al sold at
the lowest prices.....W. A. Clark, manufac.
turer, PheniX Row, would like to find
customer for his retail stock and business,
ana viii rent his store at a low figure. He
wishes to retain the upstairs for wholesale
manufacturing. In the meantime he is offer
ing bargains in suits and top coats see
cut advertising the SJormer wheel, for which
John W. jones' 80 Main street, is agent. He
also has the Columbia, Hartford and Pen
nant, all guaranteed, and a full line of sun
dries, novelties and repairs. Geo. r. Poor,
Jeweler, Phenix Row, has the Remington
bipEp AZ -h,.., 10
lower price, with bargains IN a few second
hand wheels... See advt of Chas. B. Jane
son, selling agent for the W hte City Talors.
He will show YOU samples and quote prices.
For field, garden and flower seeds call
on 4. 4. Howes 4 Co... Dr. J NJ. Fletcher
offers for rent the house he now occupies,
with stable. j.. See what Harry w Clark.
tailor ana clothier, 50 Main street, has to say
about custom suits. James II. Clark No.
118 High street, has very desirable tene-
ment tor rent. Spring and summer styles
of boots and shoes at W T. Colburns New,
fresh and perfect goods-prices right See
advt. Of the Emerson Creamery -. House
cleaning time has arrived and that means
painting, vanishing and kalsomining. A.
A. Howes Co. have everything needed for
this work--the best of white lead, oils, ready
mixed paint brushes, etc. -. With a cream
cry in operation here there ought to be a de-
mand for the fine stock offered for sale by
G. j. Shaw at Sears Island. See his advt.
Has any one $50 to lend on good security
If 50, address &c, )" Journal Office. NJ. O.
Wilson, Searsmont, has Is varieties of straw
berry plants for sale. Mr.. Wilson is one of
our most successful straw berry growers, and
no finer berries come to this market than his
...E n. Hartman, Stockton Nprings, has
fine Brahma eggs for sale at % cents per
setting.