The Republican journal., 1900-11-22

The Thanksgiving proclamations of Presi-
dent Mckinley and Governor Powers will
be found on the Sd page.
Richard J. Ellingwood has moved the
Singer Sewing Machine office to C. F. Cob
belts shop on Main street.
| Repairs are in progress on the bell tower
of the Methodist church, including replacing
some of the framework, reshingling, paint
ing, etc.
II. E. Morrill, of Belmont shipped car
of apples Nov 18th to j. G. Renter & Co..
Peoria, Ill. Next week he will ship another
car to party in Portland.
There will be a hurdy -gurdy ball in
Searsmont Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 18th.
The hall will be decorated and supper will
be served in the banquet room.
| Charles W. Lancaster is buying and ship
ping winter apples at the Mansfield store.
foot Of Main street, and paying the highest
market prices. He has already shipped 10
car loads.
| A hearing was held Tuesday forenoon in
the Police Court on the liquors recently
seized by the Belfast Police of Chas. W.
! Perry. The hard liquors were ordered
turned over to the Sheriff and the beer des-
troyed.
J DR.. j. Fraser Barbrfck, "The Boston Spec
| ialist and Healer" is making tour of
Maine for the purpose of introducing per
sonally his methods of healing and will be
at the Windsor Hotel, Belfast, Nov. 3Oth and
Dec. LIST and End. See his advertisements on
the Sd and It'll pages
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office Nov. 20: Ladies-Mrs.
A. +. Bailey, Miss Maria Arey, Miss NJ
Lena Miller. Gentlemen-Capt. Thomas
Brophy, Fred Clayton, George S. Howe,
ESQ.,, Harrison Mahoney, W. Sanford, ESQ.,,
Mr.. j. G. Simpson.
One of Geo. Hills companies, "The Gay
Masqueraders,' will appear for one night,
Monday, Nov. 26th, at the Belfast Opera
House. This company is composed of 20
able artists, who give clean, bright and
wholesome entertainment. Prices %, 80 and
so cts. Tickets on sale at Mixers Friday
morning, Nov. 23d.
| FISH FACTS. Smells are coming to mark
ct in good quantities, mostly from Searsport
and Stockton Springs. A few are caught in
the river near the Board Landing. Sch
[ Hector was in port Tuesday with fresh fish
| from Isle all Haut. =. Thinkers are still in
the bay and few are caught at every haul
of the nets.
| Last Sunday the first of a series of gospel
meetings was held at the jail, in charge of
Mrs. Hunnewell, Supt. of Evangelistic
work for the local W. {. I. L. About
twenty visitors were present Mrs. Hume
well repeated the 18th chap of Luke from
memory, and those who heard her wondered
how many others could have done it,
Late yesterday afternoon a fire occurred
! in the hay barn of the Belfast Fuel Il Hay
Co. 1t was in the back part of the pile of
pressed hay and considerable hay was re-
moved before the fire could be located.
Rain was falling at the time and the hay
was damrened considerably after being
rolled out. The fire was put out and but
little hay was burned.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry W.
Clark, SO Main street. is offering his ready
made business for sale to devote his whole
time to custom business for men and women,
| and meanwhile announces some great bar
gains in ready-made clothing and furnish
ings. See the prices he quotes in his adver-
tisement this week. .. Half price for new
crop table linens at Johnson's, Masonic
Temple, and one case extra heavy ia
blankets, worth S1.50. at S1.37 Call at A.
| A. Howes Il Co.'s, and examine their choice
line of supplies for Thanksgiving For
| fur coats, top coats, ulsters, REFERS and
suits go to William A. Clark, tailor, clother
and outtitter, next door to Phenix house,
| Belfast. AN error in Spencer Il Wilson's
| advertisement last week made procure read
purchase. The calendar coupons are pre-
| scented to their patrons. First class, white
male, angora (cOon) cat, to i years old,
! wanted by Rhoades Bros, No. / Race street
Belfast. .Chas. W. Lancaster, Mansfield
store, foot of Main street, is paying the
highest cash prices for winter apples....
Picture framing and mats cut to order by
| A. Clement Room over Misses Ellis store,
Main street. r. A. French 4 Co., Opera
House block, have just received new line
| of Boston bags, chatelaine bags, portmonais,
! undressed kid gloves, black and colored..
| George r. Poor, jeweler, is the first to sug-
| gest that it is none to early to think of
| Christmas presents. BY calling now you
| will find better assortment than if you
wait until the day before Christmas.