The Republican journal., 1899-01-05

James +. ,yeS continued the manu-
facture OF wire goods, mattresses, coat
hangers, etc, at his place on Vine street.
Mayo x White have done a 90 ID bust
ness at their bJttling and candy making
establishment on Pleasant street. The
firm was recently changed to Mayo. White
& Carter
NJ B. Lawrence and W. W. Gates kept
their respective clothing factories in the
Coliseum building up to their full oapac-
ity most of the time. They work on
bicycle suits, and employ together about
- hands.
F. A. Howard 4 son had a good de-
mand for their screw drivers and have
added new department to their work
"a o-year contract to make the new
method rolls for the Condor Manufacture
ing Co.
The two cigar factories on the East
Side We're busy, and increased their out
put over the previous year The firm of
Bradman d Carnes is dissolved. Paul
CarneS continuing.
The patent medicine industry has all
gone out except the Dalton Sarsaparila
Co., which still does business at the
old stand, the medicines selling on their
merits without much effort beng put forth
by the company.
Hatch Bros, at the Head Of the Tide,
filled a large order for pork barrels for
John 7. Squire of Cambridge and are now
at work On an order for fish barrels for
Boothbay and Damariscotta parties.
T. l.. Strout worked his brick kiln on
local orders, and had an increase over his
business Of few years past.
Business, CHANGES
MIS- H. o. Cunningham bought the
ihillnely business OF Miss A. f. South
worm - ne journal building IN Jdnu-
afy' MISS HATTIE Nj, Black put IN stock
% fancy goods, etc, IL part OF the same
store. MISS rose A. french, formerly in
'"e St"4e WIN MISS SouChWortu, formed 4
t'l tL7. 9hl I WIN MISS NeHIe Hopkins and
4F9ue' q "i ana itheS goods BUSINESS IA
10y '"i IL PioIN- III me store formerly oc-
Taf'Nt ny NTto. a. bN--Aodrew l..
NH1Ni'7H ooH9ht i. J., French ) bakery,
ili4H S'leel, III JanN4Y and moved i'm oc-
,v'eI L" larger rooms Ill the john PIERCE
oi'ek "u church sJEeet-- Fine Boston
l9@ % moved IN Starch from High street
l' tine N9-S shall store an Main street, but
Nl'uIsd business IN DeeembeI-Dr
.Io4n stevens moved IN February from
W aln 9'.eeJ 70 The Opera House block
ID A. Ias>eIl bu'.t 81 small riop at the
i,.5pd Mis- f,,;. and .,t,...,...,.,, XIII
ness tHetC from High stlteI Mrs. Il.
a. 'NIaiA, Whn closed urt restaurant on
ol'@h 81 rect ID 4NNt, Ii. opened ou PhoeniS
i'.'" lH A3fe''---JNnl tab fgn took the
agency ~ the ; tnioid OH Cos, tor Bel
i"S'' da" has Inns a'"reNouee on Lane 3
Wh"il-- 81 y Brown bought B. ..
Norton meat market IN ApIii-An
ilal44 opened a fruit stand On Phoe-
IN IA wv May Iat------t Aarlie Coon
N"o', {Chinese) retained 10 Belfast
~ April an" rt-elened laundry Oh
Church sheet. IN december he moved to
Nam St1ee'--- c. Pitcher handled po-
tatoeH last Winter and spring III The Mans
Heiu Store, 1901 OF Mann street, and this
winter is handling apples and pota-
Toes occupying bo5u the Mansfield and
iAh"Witon sto1es---- be firm of Nor
III " fftnch, painters, was succeed
ca ny the Geo. j. brown Go. Chas.
ffench On the IaJe firm is on the
Iod4 WIN meat Wagon--Henry O.
DuaSe moved ms clothing factory from
common street to High street in June
+ req A. johnson bought the dry goods
business OF A. +. Mansfield in Judy
m II. Mcintosh opened grocery St0rt
~ the j. {. Thompson building ON Main
street III Septembpr-S old 4.