The Republican journal., 1899-10-12
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

lied which has been closed for some time
ar repairs, was opened to travel yesterday
,,oruing. Street commissioner Walker has
-ab1ilt the draw in a very thor ough manner,
,i It is in better condition than it has been
Years. Some minor repairs are yet O be
...Ie, but will not interfere with travel.
see the item in the Sea Breeze, this week,
. -egard to some money.
Hanry W. Davis and Ira w Grady have
rrd a partnership in the hlacksmithing
.Hess, to continue at Mr.. Gradys shop in
al. Perkins building on Washington street
lyertised list of letters remaining in the
asst post office Oct. 10 Ladies-Miss
rfr4 Cleaves, Mrs. Albert Nichols. Gentle
.-u- Mr.. NJ. E. Brown, A. B. Meservey,
Merton, Esq.
1-nsions have been granted as follows:
q ease, Freeman Mcintyre, Bluehill, Sc to
So, Benj, s. Greenlaw, father. Rockport, S12;
lease, Joseph Bsbee West Rockport, SO
ST.
State Constable Mears turned over to
st-rf Norton on Tuesday quantity Of
.4r3 liquors recently seized, which nearly
l pletes filling the five barrels necessary
81 % away under the law.
Johnson is offering many remarkable in
.,rments for economical buyers. There is
jnlbt but NJ, Johnson believes in the
-aying that Economy itself is "a good
nue." Read his advt. ON page 4.
special car arrived here last Thu rsday
ug, from the State hatchery at Lake
tru with G0t salmon for Swan Lake,
salmon for Unity Pond. 2,C3) trout for
George and IL for Pitchers Pond.
was a Searsport housewife who broke
. wrist in striking at fly with wire f1y-
And the fly escaped. I1[ennebec
ual
.N mol You are out on that fly.
D. Libby the Gardiner furrier and tailor
Belfast last week on business, and
t.r an error in this office an announce
Of his visit would have appeared in
advertising columns. Mr.. Libby has
putation of being one of the best fur
n New England. and his prices are
rable.
Maine Musical Festival in Portland
.- - success from start to finish and wound
a blaze OF glory Wednesday evening,
nrioh night. The same may be said of
suval in Bangor, Thursday, Friday and
riay Belfast was we'll represented in
tiles, not only in numbers but in
al talent, for which our city is Justly
AMER NorFs, The first serious delay
Boston 4 Bangor steamers this season
used hy the storm which prevailed in
% Friday. The Penobscot remained IN
p ,- until midnight and owing to the
sess outside did not arrive here until
eek Saturday evening. -. See advt. this
ra If reduced fares on the B. x B. 5. S.
5-esmers.
ands and neighbors of MIR. and Mrs,
s Fernald called at their home on
1e street last Saturday evening to cele-
-.ts the twenty second anniversary OF their
..It ge. The visitors brought with them
leseuts a handsome rocker, and some
ID aud glass ware. The evening was
sanity spent socially with music etc.
shments were served,
y some of the old government blue books
Belfast sailor can find pictures of all
and on the brigantine he will find
re topsail. Bangor Daily News.
N- thought so, That picture has been the
If many seafarer. Can the News
-HI1re a solitary witness who ever saw
A a rig The brigantines of the maratime
uces-and they are called by no other
officially or unotficially-do not have
IRE topsails." Our fresh water contem-
arv must Try again.
annual election of officers Of the Bel
- W. c. T. [ last Thursday, resulted as
SIS: President, Mrs. A f. Clark Vice
3ent at large. Mrs. P. S. Staples Vice
Tents from the churches. Mrs. Eleette
-h Miss Ellen P. rockingham, Mrs.
Cottrell Mrs. Hannah Moore, Mrs A
f-ruald Recording Secretary Miss Ellen
-lthinglam; Corresponding Secretary.
Ada Brier; Treasurer, Mrs. S. G. Bick-
Tie meeting this, Thursday, afternoon.
O'Clock will be with Mrs. Eliza Il un-
- On Park street.
I-l1't fldSs Ndlll. falLp W Val vel
ommand is the four masted schooner
>.aH W. Lawrence of 1863 tons, built at
n 1886. She carries 2 .2C0 tons Of coal.
sch. Mary L. Crosby sailed from Bangor
+th for Brunswick, Ga, light, to load
Ter for North of Hatteras. Sch. Henry
tuey sailed Saturday, lumber laden,
g9r for Onset. Sch. Lizzie Williams
7t- Il port three days last week, bound
Bangor for Boston, waiting for crew.
sailed Saturday Sch. I. W. Dunn
5a ii Saturday, light, for Brunswick, Ga.
The big three-masted schooner Carrie
lane, lumber laden, Apalachicola for
K. CT, shifted cargo, sprang aieak and
was abandoned at sea Oct. 3D.. The captain
rev were taken off by a steamer and
led at Norfolk Oct. It'll. The Lane was
n Bath and was commanded for some
'-tts by Capt, F. S. Dyer, who took her
I'D the Horn with a cargo of coal, and
again with general cargo She brought
trgo of coal to this port for the Maine
ral few years ago. The wreck of the
s-r reported as right in the track of yes
ylng along the coast and very danger
o navigation. Capt j. G. Crowley
tenently looked the matter over in r
ID 10 the naming of the masts of the six