The Republican journal., 1900-03-01
The regular meeting of the City Council

The regular meeting OF the City Council
will be held next Monday evening.
The ladies of the North church recently
presented Mrs Geo S. Mills with new
White sewing machine.
W. P Thompson Esq, of Belfast has
been appointed by Gov. Powers public adj
ministrator for Waldo county.
Another amateur paper has appeared, The
Eagles Eye, edited by Scott Cressey. 1t is
of pages, each 2x5 inches.
The Universalst parish will have dime
sociable this, Thursday, evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Johnson, Cedar
street.
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post Office Feb. oath: Ladies-Mrs.
Jessey Staples. Gentlemen-M. A. Drake,
Fred H. Clark, S. W. Heath, F. II. Meader
W. H. Staples.
Pensions have been granted as follows ::
Increase, Learoy S. Davis Searsmont, S16
to SIT Vinal V. Messer, Union, s12 to S14 :;
original, widows, etc, (reissue), Annie S.
Stuart, Camden, ST.
The commemorative service of the W. G..
7. U. to Miss Willard was postponed from
/ ist Thursday on account of the storm and
will be held with Mrs. G G. Winslow No
a Miller street, this, Thursday, afternoon at
30 o'clock. If stormy on Thursday, the
service will be held Friday
CHAT. Fogg & Brown had one Of the
largest Inuttons of the season in their mar
ket Saturday. 1t dressed 115 pounds and
was brought IN by James Walker Of Swan
ville... Geo. Il. Poor had display of relics
in his store window on Washington's birth
day. Nearly all We're owned in the family
and handed down from former generations
Jacob Loriug, the Rock land boat build
er. has taken the contract to build II row
boats for Woodland 4 White of New Orleans.
IA petition in bankruptcy was filed in
| the district court at Portland, Friday, by
| Daniel II. Clark of Freedom. Charles II
| Thurston of the Head of the Tide sold E. R.
Conner last Saturday hog,15 months old
that dressed $50 pounds. o.. W alter f. TAYLOR
has entered S. A. Parker's laundry as en-
gneer..... Y yesterday was Ash Wednesday.
| he beginning of Lent.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. johnson is now
showing spring goods at his store in Masonic
Temple formerly A P. Mansfield 81 and the
public are invited to examine the full line.
/ in other departments some great bargains
are offered. See advt. for particulars and
| prices. -. See statement of the Peoples Ma
tlonal Bank, Belfast. We publish in an
of no
| M .tual Life ms. Co. of New York. Since
| its organization in 1913 this company has
paid to the policy holders $514, III 946 In
1899 the claims paid arising from the death
of policy holders amounted to SIS, 629, 979,
and in addition to this the Company paid
during the twelve months $10,739 057 on ac-
count of endowments, dividends, etc.. A
| great clearance sale of boots, shoes and
rubbers will begin at the Colburn shoe store
to-day, March 1st, and continue until April
lst. This will be strictly cash sale of new
sly lie, fresh goods. McClntock's Block, High
street. In another column we publish the
statement of the Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany of Mary land, Fred Atwood Winter
port agent. Mr. Atwood is prepared to
| furnish surety bonds promptly and at
reasonable rates Surety bonds are now
almost wholly used by banks, corporations
| and executors and coming into use by
| towns. FL. j. Locke & S)n, Belfast Ma
tional Bank building, have the new sly le of
| belt buckles, with pretty new goods in other
lines. They can fit you to glasses and re-
pair your clocks, watches and jewery
Coon cats wanted py H. E. Morrill,, Bel
| mont. See his advt. The Belfast Depart
ment Store, 4S & so Main street, is selling
out the winter stock of millin ery at very
low prices, and offers 20 per cent. discount
on clothing, underwear, stockings and nit.
tens from March 1st to 31st. See bargains
offered in other departments, and particulars
as to the penny counter. Situation want.
ed as stenographer and typewriter by a
young lady who can assist in bookkeeping
....R. A. French & Co., Opera House block
will have a red letter day each Saturday in
March, when their customers will find great
bargains in each department. They carry
the Cresco corset. Girl wanted to dc
Homework. Apply to Mrs. A. P. Mansfield
| II Franklin street. Coon Louie, proprie-
tor Of the laundry on Main street opposite
the post office. gives reduced prices in his
| line.