The Republican journal., 1901-03-21

dQh = weather bureau 1aklrS,
The! 90 ALFRED sure O. spring
alH.n nl0ws turn up the acres.
NheI, n picious like when hens
JloT an M a healthier cackle,
1lT,n DE lead sure springs on the way
ST ben n dad gifts out his tackle
.i see the liverworts
oh, Fsssning through the MOSES,
A-p1b9 brch an hazel twigs
sF 'r' nm the water courses,
5Irtpt he woods alive with song,
leai '.ann1.p-tires' CHEEKY crackle,
'lls si ill., H. spring professions pass
~ Th an dad gits out his tackle.
1eavitt has put up 600 tons of ice
't'. season retail trade,
s,.t fresh shad of the season were in
jus market Saturday.
West has bought what remain
VI ,toob Of Belgian hares of Capt.
r. i Of Morrill,.
..ral vote for the Republican Mayor
JUG ,o+ 4yi as printed last week, making
wals majority 27o'
,.bn3' Committee will meet this,
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock for reOr-
p.r fun attendance is desired.
....5 number of Belfast people are in
S- I'D the steel trust, as holders of
-h- NATIONAL Tube Company.
,,-sr, ~ ~ again in the market. They
.44 lager than last year in size,
,r.-,, 4s.1 up in price, 25 cents per
saa
q. ,-- rad. 5tad to j. G. Lambert, Esq,
..o.ar. fo. 4 copy of the annual report of
.,;r.t. ulcers of the town of Stock
n,enrs-
r., --a.,u.,1 of the Belfast Humane So
5.-ra-..tr,l check of 800 from Mr.
|-...jI .-l0. the executor of the estate
Mr. HHra-au.
rt -.. te original Chinese laundry
E..l3,-. has returned here from China
4.-..,g.f a. I'll resume business at the old
-rle N~. ~treet
r Staples Of Stockton Springs has
..a-. r.rtu Of the stock of Staples 4
,.-. r.1dug underwear, hosiery and
49,. ai.=.U.u- goods, which heswill sell
..a-.r aul} low figures. He will adj
--.- .t.cs IN the near future.
I,,Jv- oollaI thn Evon1eipr
l..-f-gra uartette has been formed in
TIE members are II. A Drink
.a. rsit Hurr. p. NJ. Drink water, clari-
,.r g. .'gord, cornet J. Lee Patter-
ii, as.nHu1p They are at work on some
ts s,, MUSIC. They gave a selection
4n Mozart at the Universalist church
sunday 4eAt
l~ug>I- Martin Nickerson, aged 10,
.w If Councilman Everett A. Nickerson
If Fs,' Belfast. met with a very severe acct
5s-. fp Se8l-port last Thursday. He was
Unloading pressed hay from sled when his
b7,e beeame frightened by steam whistle
al umpel bale of hay fell on the
rrBs man left arm, breaking both bones
nig0piaces. near the wrist and just below
de elbow. He received prompt attention
1a 3r Eyeleth of Searsport, and is now
islg as well as could be expected. Mrs.
? i. Clark fell from a chair in which she
vs., Standing to fix a curtain, last Thursday,
AMI .--l mad hpr loft l,ppp
lIGuIN,- ALL WINTER. The Journal
-snt mentioned the fact that February
"a, probably the coolest month for half a
edg7,. aNt We can now add the statement
fiat tAa 41t-c Of 1900'01, has given us thus
iI li- longest consecutive period of sleigh
G OF record Snow came Nov. 18th to a
tgh aL inches, and has not been off since,
Ii-h-- haze been but few days in which
marr, would not go better than wheels
even ol tl most travelled streets. On the
aa Streets md country roads there has
l4H continuous sleighing for 115 days.
lLreara - about IS inches of snow on the
9olul aud fur the past month there has
4H ip much snow for ease and comfort
aGstju[
j -aAIlrSGE. There has been some
@llsytr the columns of the American
A4'e Breeder between Belfast CORE
4onlynt and Maitland B. Smith of Hart
A1 onu, concerning the latter's horse,
AalNtoh and the local tr0tters, resulting
a,le following challenge from Mr.. Smith:
AZ \ would give me great pleasure to match
,5 4aTSton - against either "Harolds0n,"
le.LEesmont OF Becker for a purse of
s Y a SIDE the contest to take place over
ne tIaes Of he Waldo County Agricultural
@9el oil such a date as might convene the
s%Ft3 after sept. 1, 1901. A future date
i ~ s4el d contest seems necessary from the
i4l that l Expect "MarstOn c." to make a
mst Seasul in the stud, which he has al
ready begun.
d, a certified check for 800 is on deposit in
t ~ 'ilce of The Republican Journal, Bel
'''4 Maine Waiting to be covered.
NJ. B. SMITH.
CHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Annie L. Hender-
s = winch arrived at Camden recently from
9pusW'a5 with hard pine, has been bought
y lSpJ Fled e. Hall and William Farrow
NJ NJ auckland, II. NJ. Bean of Camden, A. II.
" dull OIL Carver and Baker & Morrill, of New
'g.A' The price was $4,000 The vessel
.'- Oe commanded by Capt. F. c. Hall, and
h, aufdoy chartered to bring hard pine lum-.
,- 'IoA brunswick, Ga, for the Bean
a'plaLa In amden and the Carleton ship
-', I'D boesland. A portion of the cargo
,',' De material for the construction of a
%hoouef to be built at Rockport the
.r summer. The Henderson was built
o. -alliden Ia 1880, and was recently reclass-
~ Al ioi five years. She is in first-class
~. l'..,. Bark Thomas A. Goddard,
.4''u sailed from Rosario Nov 18th with a
asO oi hides, arrived at Boston March
'4 1t" days. She was blown off and had
''ash time. Capt. Park, the commander