The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-09-13
See!!'s Emulsion
You will find II just as useful in summer
as in winter. and it you are thriving upon
II don't stop because the weather is warm.
SOC. and S. 90, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New York.

Mrs. +. r. Alexander, p Court street, Mon
day. September 18th, at , p, IN.
The steamer Penobscot got aground at
Searsport Monday afternoon on the ehb
tide, and was obliged to remain there about
four hours.
The next meeting of the Belfast Village
! Improvement Society will be held next Mon
day afternoon at the usual place and hour.
a full attendance is desired
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office Sept. IL Ladies-Miss
Emma Field, Mrs. Julia Fletcher, Miss
Marion c. Green. conference.-the Everett
Richards.
Tissots Life of Our Saviour may be
seen at the Belfast Free Library. 1t has
been loaned by the courtesy of Prof. G. l..
Little from the Bowdoin College Library,
The four large volumes will be here week
longer, and all who desire to look over these
| remarkable pictures may have the privilege.
W +. Chapman. of the Maine Festival
Chorus will meet the members of the Parlor
Musical Society at the Iniversalst vestry,
The Society will hold meeting for rehearsal
that evening at eight O'Clock. 1t is hoped
that there Will be full attendance at
both meetings.
POSTAL NOTES. The Northport Camp
Ground postot1ice will close tomorrow, Sept
18th, and mail addressed to that Office will
be sent to East Northport .... The change of
the lSlesboro mail route to one trip per day
goes into effect next Monday. -. The regular
weighing of the mails, which occurs once in
four years for the purpose of fixing the
compensation of the railroad companies
Will be had during the month Of October.
At the annual meeting of the North
Church Parish, held Monday evening, the
usual routine business was transacted
The following officers We're chosen: Moder-
ator, Edward Sibley; clerk, James Pattee :
collector, II. NJ. Prentss; treasurer, II. p
Thompson; standing committee, A. o.
Stotldard, H.. NJ. Prentiss, c. NJ. Craig :;
agent for care of parsonage. Edward Sib-
ley agent for care Of church building, H.
i. Thompson; committee on music, c. NJ
Craig, c. .. Poor, John Parker There will
be an adjourned meeting next Monday even
ing, Sept 18th, at 40 O'Clock.
STEAMER CITY of RoCKLAND. The
new steamer City of Rockland, built at East
Boston for the b X B. 5. Co., was launched
at 1925, p. M, sept. 18th, Miss Marion Hill,
daughter of the president of the company,
christened the steamer with the customary
bottle of champagne. The steamer is 300
feet long over all, IS feet beam over hull and
81 feet over guards. There will be 200
state rooms and parlors, and she will have
all the modern improvements. She will
have speed of 20 miles per hour, and will be
completed in May, 1901, when she will be
put on the route between Boston and Bangor
with her sister ship, steamer City of Bangor.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. ID. ?. Palmer,
Masonic Temple, has the fall style of the
Lamson 4 Hubbard hat, which is up-to-date
in every particular. He has just received a
large line of colOred shirts in all the fashion
able shades, and has hosiery, gloves, caps,
underwear and neck-wear in all desirable
shapes and colorS.. The Cold Storage Market
in The Journal building was opened Mon
day with "a good supply of meats and poultry.
IA reward is offered for small box lost
containing three old gold rings. Leave at
Adams jewelry store, 70 Main street,.
The game season is on, and +. A. FollettS,
81 Church street, is the best place to buy
guns, rifles, revolvers, loaded shells and
ammunition. He has Just received a large
stock direct from the factories and will sell
at the lowest cash prices. He has the
agency for the Columbia Graphophone and
records. :. Situation wanted as housekeeper
or companion, in or out of town,