The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-01-12

-.ns of the two vessels.
Palmer. Prescott
2S5 300 0
... II II
. 22.2 2ll
. , HOO , .454 0
saunders of Mt. Desert was
froay N hls fishing boat,
-IiD ken halibut, the first
.M .ad Thought here since the No
el enlarged photograph of
. ~rl his violin has been on
nuson's window the past
it recently made a group
Washington Hose Co, No. /,
auaug with their hose carriage
CINE and hose rooms. An
h4 picture has been made
add now hangs in the hose
l.- fish market is now well sup
GOD and paddock, but there
onelts are scarce.
- aHf.F Crop, The apple crop of
~ be past season excelled all
s4d lis estimated that more
a---- nave been shipped away,
what Las been used and saw
sumption. IL. c. Pitcher
-.H4d POO barrels, and II. II.
lancaster and others about L.
Mir Cummings bought quite
pecan shipment. 1t is esti-
ro-s farmers aggregated 900
small lots, making the
luents something over 900
IFS from other points are
VS. Searsport, / 900; Win
Brooks, 1900; other points
l0p. Camden shippers also
EgrIy in Lincolnville. The
UnIes was a surprise to every
-a.ty scarcely less so, as
"rtlon of the apples We're
nduons early in the season
rOp below the average in
both respects ralsers We're
rHn.ed
.r AArER WORKS. Mr.. Z. H.
airy Of the Waldo q Penob-
A Society, was in Belfast
conversation about the
5uuds gave a representative
.0Af n7 following particulars in
Ar water supply furnished to the
Jag me fair. The supply is from
'1s tt.u Doc feet from the grounds
ample i.r all possible demands. A
Nas been put up at the springs
mu1 iut IN. At first a windmill
-l--A on Tor power, but as that was
% ''stfi4u contract was made with
7lls u Monroe to do the pumping.
-- u- hFings to the spring 10
HrL -nglne and boiler for working
a't this season was obliged to
.4 the fair, and one night. A
r7l' from the pump to the fair
aud there is rise of Is feet from
7ae f4nks. There are two tanks,
'4t N-ag 20 feet long, II feet wide
l+~p The other is about half
There are three troughs on
I'' Watering animals, and a
thinking fountains. In this re-
'i others, the Monroe fair man
1ghly meet the demands of
-EFEs At the Opera House
egening Robarts Harper gave
ung and Instructive illustrat-
'lr scenes and incidents con-
'ari ate war. This was the lee
appearance III our city and he
ldlly received by large audi
"'feductory remarks he stated
'it eliminate the horrors which
n 'i aud those in connection with
/ tRi VI tNtutS u bH6 DdSb
&c.,, half Mr.. Harper spoke from
., HEperence and in an impartial
5s. The careful Judgment used in
l,.., 'lF PICTURES brought out the most
,.. 'eatores both in Cuba and Spain.
/. r. ~ PICTURES were applauded. These
l,aa Photographic plates while the
ia,. cures were hand painted and
a,s. VI eoloring was dictated by the
s,, no said that the shades were not
lD,i 'uV We're true to nature. To The
mi. 8''ers who are familiar with Mrs.
es.,. S''sfs this lecture was doubly in
"a . az 1t Illustrated many of her vivid
4,.r, lures Mr., Harper is a cultured
Vt Ian, ~hom it is a real pleasure to
bin IL, aily and we earnestly hope to
o eo,5 'uf city again. in speaking of
Doe. Doni While calling at our office, Mr..
th4 have heard him on the sub
h s,s PRESENT here and some sections
ID l0'ensely thrilling. You will en-.
'''ore, am sure"