The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-04-13

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/ The W C. T. o. will meet with Mrs. H +.
Moore 40 Cedar street at go o'clock this.
| Thursday, afternoon; Topic for discussion
1.-The Power of Habit" A full att enhance
| is expected
THE ELECTRIC ROAD. William Fl. Quimby
was i'll Portland last Saturday ON business
connected with the proposed electric road
from Belfast to Northport CampgTound. AS
the matter now stands the gentlemen who
propose to build the road have caused
schedule to be made up of everything need
ed to build and equip the road and the ex-
pence of running. On the basis of these
:. figures they viii decide whether not to
build the road this year If they decide to
build they viii begin work on or before May
1st.
The men who have been serving a sen
| tence i'll Belfast jail for horse stealing
Young, Knox and Marden-were taken to
| kenuebec county for trial on similar
charge yesterday by Deputy Sheriff G. W.
Jones of China. They have finished four
months sentence here for stealing horses in
| Palermo. The charges in Kennebec county,
while of the same nature. more aggrava-
ted, and will doubtless give the prisoners
long term. AS the grand jury has reported
the prisoners will remain in Jail until the
September term.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. Johnson con-
tinues mis- banquet of bargains one week
more, and takes additional space in our adj
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| Knight, 1876 Upper High street, offers for
sale a very desirable two-story house. l. and
stable, with 5 acres of land, fruit trees etc.
80. Fred Atwood, Winterport, represents
the Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Baltimore
Md, and is prepared to furnish surity
bonds promptly Meeting of corporators
of Ssarsport Savings Bank at 10 a. NJ. May
/ 18th. s 100 wanted, with 81 POO real estate
| for security Address G journal Office.
W. H. Lord, general agent, is now in Bel
fast taking orders for the Life and Times of
| Hannibal Hamlin, book which should
commend itself specially to the people of
| Maine Mr., Lord is stopping at the Revere
House. Read what B. c. Dinsmore 80
Nam street, says about IAN Unusual Occa-
sion. Mr.. and. Mrs, G. d. McCrillis pub
| llsh a card of thanks to their many friends
and neighbors. See statements of the Bel
fast and Searsport National banks. House
| for sale by j. ". Jones. Read what II.
| w. Clark, SO Main street, has to say of the
| Mrs. Jane Hopkins star make of bows
clothing....A good steady boy who under
derstands farming wanted by Miss rendle-
ton, Northport. ~. Fl. Sayward, Thorn
dixie, has fine pair of work horses for sale
I'D. W. Jones, 60 Main street, sells the
Columbia, Hartford, Vedette, Stormer, PEN
nant and Mars bicycles-all guaranteed.
| See notice of the Emerson Creamery to tn Q
| farmers of Waldo County. This creamery
begins operation next Monday, April 17th...
! See statement of the Peoples National Bank
of Belfast.
CHAT Swift & Paul received the first
invoice of St John smoked alewives last
Saturday and supplied the local trade The
fish sold for cents apiece. Daniel Ingalls,
and J. II Pomeroy have taken store in the
Wells building on Phenix Row, and opened
a shop for making, selling and repairing
harnesses and repairing boots and shoes
The neghbors of Everett Nckerson made
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did good job had pleasant time, and
some refres hments. -. Spencer & Wilson
have an artistic and handsome display of
muslin curtains in their windows The
dishes left III Opera House after the hook
and ladder ball. and still unclaimed, are at
Fogg & Browns market. -. Fred W. Pote
has bought the H. S. Parker house on Church
street, in which he now lives. Samuel Phil
brook had on exhibition at Swift & Pau's
| April 9th stalks of rhubarb Is inches long,
! grown at his garden since he gathered his
rst crop-March Dist. Kerosene is now
retailing at 9 cents per gallon. Little
Miss Nobody" will be given here May 18th
Recent work at N. S. Lords sail loft in
cJudes sails for the schs. Garland, Fannie
& Edith and Flora Condor, and quantity
of awning work. H. W. Clark has put out
handsome new sign at his store on Main
street. Capt. D. H Libby has just repaired
a number OF sails for the SCH Odell and is
busy on awning work. A. E. Hutchins has
taken down the L and moved back the shed
| of his house at the corner OF Miller and Union
streets. The shed will be retinished as a
stable and new L, 16x18 feet, built. H
j. Locke & Son put on exhibition yesterday
a chainless Cresc ent bicycle. Wild geese
are reported as very plentiful this spring
A number of flocks have passed over, flying
low, and large flock was in the upper
harbor near the Board Landing all day Mon
day i. Mrs. r. A. Clifford is closing ont her
restaurant business.