The Republican journal., 1899-09-28

job Permitting, at Sea Breeze. No IN
Main St., near Belfast National Bank.
The regular meeting of the City Council
will be held next Monday evening" Oct. ID,
T. c. Wallace, travelling passenger agent
of the Union Pacific Railroad, was in Bel
fast yesterday on business.
The close time on deer in Waldo county ia
off Oct. 1st, and these animals have become
so domestcated that there is fear thew NAV
all be slaughtered.
The will of the late j. W. Kuowlton has
been filed in the Probate court He gives
the Girls Home.
William P. Thompson, Esq of this CITY
has been appointed referee in bankruptcv
for Waldo county, vice Hugh D. Mcclellan
Esq, resigned.
The ladies of the Universalist society will
give harvest supper at Memorial Hall
Tuesday evening, Oct. 5rd, at six O'Clock.
Tickets, 25 cents. All are invited.
ACCIDENTS. Mrs. John Kenney fell while
crossing room at the home of her daughter
~
ceived few severe cuts about the face and
some bruises. Mrs Joseph Fl. Darby was
tripped by playful dog and fell in her door
yard Tuesday morning and broke one bone
of her left forearm, near the wrist.
A party OF q went by buck board Monday
afternoon to Willow Cottage, on the Read
shore, by invitation of Elisha Sherman, one
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feast on Holsters and clans, with the usual
accessories. The shell fish were done to
turn, appetites made keen by the sea air
were fully satisfied, and the occasion was
thoroughly enjoyable one. The party was
practically the same that has met before
this season at Willow Cottage and at Mayor
Poor's cottage at Little River
NEW ADVERTISEMENT. Geo. W. Burkett
is receiving new goods by every boat, and
has increased his force of clerks to wait IN.
on the buyers attracted by his bargain sales.
This week he has opened magnificent line
of dress goods and silk waists and will have
on exhibition millinery purchase of start
ling proportions Fred A. johnson has
cut prices for a week or two at his well
formerly A. P Mansfield, and tells the
story, in part, in our advertising columns
For the whole story, call and examine the
goods. From Maker to Wearer'' is the
caption of the advt. of William A, Clark,
manufacturing clOthier. Phenix Row, Bel
fast. Read the prices he quotes on mems
suits made from Pittsfeld wo0lens, A. A.
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stocked drug department. Special atten-
ton paid to prescriptions, and only the best
of drugs and chemicals used e.. A very de-
sirable tenement at II Church street is offer
ed for rent and MAJ be had ON reasonable
terms The location is excellent and there
are all the modern conveniences. -. You will
find at Poor's & Sons drug store new rub
Der goods, just from the factory, full line
of leather goods, and i've ounce screw cap
jar of vaseline for ten cents. Friday and
Saturday Sept Goth and 30th, are opening
days in millinery at the Belfast Department
Store. As & so Main street. Mrs. " H,
| Richards has just returned from New York
| with full line of trimmed hats in the latest
styles and invites the inspection of the pub
| lie. A part or the whole of the Wording
house, socaled, on Congress street, is offer
ed for rent. Apply to VIM. Olson or n. F.
Houston. Harry W. Clark's advt this
week illustrates the Herco patent pocket,
which is put into all the clothing he sells
| He is offering mems suits and overcoats
this fall at very low prices. Special bargains
this week in mems and youths beaver over
| coats. So Main street.