The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-11-16

Thomas Haugh has sold the lot on which
the PeiTce block was burned last February
TO James Walker. Jr. OF Boston.
The Non Partisan W. G. I, Alliance will
meet with Miss Carrie Cutter Friday after
noon, Nov 18th, at l o'clock Bring needles
and thimble as there IS comforter to be
tackled.
Chas b Hazeltine has field near Little
River which Of late has not proved produc-
tive. This fall he has had it ploughed and
given it liberal dressing of lime ashes
which be bought in Roebland.
The first skating Of the season on Kirby
Lake, alias the Muck Pond was Monday
afternoon. Two girls and one boy broke in,
but the water was shoal and they escaped
with nothing worse than Wet feet.
ACCIDENT. Capt. George D. Mahoney
fell from a adder at the residence of Selwin
Thompson, where he was painting, Thurs
day forenoon, and broke his left arm very
badly. Both bones of the forearm were
broken ana the wrist dislocated.
The regular meeting of the Waldo Clinical
Club will he held next Tuesday at 10 A, NJ. al
the office of Or. John Stevens, Jr., i'll Hay.
ford Block. Papers will be read by Drs
Flanders, Johnson Small and Stevens, each
to be followed by general discussion.
Advertised list Of letter remaining in the
Belfast post office Nov, 14th Ladies' Miss
Augusta Holland Miss Martha Mcfarland
Eliza NJ. Otis, Mrs Lizzie Robbins. Gentle
men-Mr. Frank Goodwin, MI. and Mrs
Willis A. Harviie Harry W. Wood, Esq
The Deer Isle Press says of the Belfast
Band in connection with the reception to
the Columbia's crew at Stonington: THE
orchestral music furnished by members of
the band for the dance was exceptionally
fine aud many and tattering were the re
marks made by those present concerning
it,"
The officers of A. f. Clark Camp, Sons OF
Veterans, have received the circulars of a
national military college which their
brethren in the west propose to establish as
memorial to the soldiers of the Union
Army in the civil war. The work was de-
layed by the enlistment of large percent
age of the Sons of Veterans in the Spanish
American war, but is now being pushed
with yigor. The location for the college will
be chosen at the next meeting of the Com
mandery in Chief in Syracuse, N Y in 1900.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. A. Howes &,
Co. advertise this week a great variety of
new fresh goods for Thanksgiving. includ-
ing dried and canned fruits preserves and
jellies, foreign and domestic cheese, fine
tea, delicious coffee, etc, etc. Fogg 6,
Brown have Thanksgiving poultry, all kinds
of fresh and salted meats. bacon. vegetables.
etc. Sausages a speciality. Call at their
market in Howes block, High street $780, F.
H. Francis X Go, have an article that will
keep your feet warm and dry in wet and
cold weather See their advt Also bound
lambs wool soles, Little Trojan school shoes
and Baiey's ribbed back rubbers for men
ana women. ~, Swift & Paul, Masonic Tenn
pie, have Griffin & Skillng's famous Callfor-
ma faslns, Mt, Griffin is former Stockton
mani pound Jars of preserves for so cents
cheese III great variety, and large lot of
thanksgiving goods, of which they invite in
specton. Charles NJ Place of Brooks pub
| ilsl.e5 a caution notice. A desirable Office
III ODD Fellows Block for rent ENQUIRE at
oo Main street Isaac Staples & Son of
BROOKS advertise the latest style sleighs of
their own make. -. Found, a road cart, har.
ness, etc. Apply at A. M. Daggetts, Morrill,.
'. Poor & Son advertise the Cando silver
polish and Osgood's Bitters... earle &
ones offer special inducements to BUYERS
OF and 10 cents goods Friday and Saturday
Nov. 18th and 18th. See advt of closing out
sale surplus of stock. The Dinsmore store is
giving big bargains in rubbeTs and over
shoes for men and women. Double sole
rubbers for school children give double
wear. Read advt.. The season for adyer-
It's ing in the sleigh market has arrived. and
as usual j. W. Jones, 60 Main street, is pre-
pared to supply all demands in this line.
He carries the we'll known Sturtevant-Lar
rabee sleighs and Portland cutters, all guar
anteed, and has received a car load of me-
dunn priced sleighs and cutters of entirely
new and beautiful designs. Prices low and
terms easy. Frank NJ. Nelson of Palermo
publishes caution notice. IS. A. Little.
field, 62 High street, announces a closing
out sale. for ten days only, of his entire
stock OF boots, shoes, rubbers and clothing.
Also large stock of domestic knitting.
William A. Clark, manufacturing clothier.
Phenix Row. has two-faced cloth for ladies
tailor suits, bought direct from the mills, and
sells it at ri 25 Nor ward Spono;pr frao