The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-17
nuE NEWS OF BELFAST.

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- asea laro-zero, when the century
. "a, new. avorses inst az debtors
ismors make EXCUSES JUDI do uoo'oi0
asrl 70 say: ''I'm short today; you'll
sgi .arp 10 call again
haN' nv, ~, lust as beautiful, the men are
iaSi liza. a. the new century as they were
d iAfa Through the old.
Al ain sell sugar fifteen ounces to
- 'le pas as then, love is the thing that
1af nd Urls are much the same as
'lf rlders used to be.
..t tbey know it all--but they DON'T
G5 . -'a'r elders plainly see.
anaslngle sentence the story may
o,%d-ppw century that's come is ex-
r. .+g ike the old,
,sn,-v.le Journal
ri e.. T. [. will meet with Miss
bingham today, Thursday, at 2.SoP. M.
asL Hlmlin from New York arrived
ri.lts train. He will assist in
o. sos #. he Dress Cutting school.
.. Coombs has sold the large
..s reacock which has been at his
Di-' M mast wear to parties from Wake
III, Mass
Ballast Light & Power Co. and some
~. ors retail ice dealers began cutting
,,pa, last week The ice is of an I'M
~. d,e quality and very thick.
u Enow.ton has leased the livery sale
-aarl.pg stable at the corner of Main
...-o,- reefs, and it will be open day
.,,r - charge of competent men.
ri. governor Of the engine in Mathews
ql broke last Thursday and the
,.s. Shut Down until Monday morning.
wheel If the engine, to which the
,- chanism was attached, was
nlb wrecked.
lame ,.}I he a dance at Silver Harvest
.r-- Friday, Jan. 18th, for the bene-
..0-arseI Brown, who was burned out
..- alg ago losing everything he had.
Isl. mtLy object and the dance should
al patronized by the public. Ad-
m Gentlemen % cts ladies free.
,...-. ONE all, with your best girl.
..-F>rS. clifford White had his right
b. tal. rr.aShed in the elevator at Thomp-
A. Fl>ttr'- clothing factory Saturday
br.r Me tried to catch bundle that
g.. t.f-- and got his hand between the
4ate .l the floor. George Havener
8Fe handling express matter last
ru.a. and received a bruiSe on his side.
m A.- later the place became painful
rfaV4s obudued to the house until Tues
Tr- s. fIyil Service examinations will
u eral places in each State dur
March and April to secure young men
qoa-u for various government posi-
I'd, las, year upwards of 5000 such
1au MS were made without political
H-ra4 No fees are charged. lnfOrma-
m -r the places and dates Of eXamina-
ngI be had free by writing the Column
H. dependence College, Washington,
butte number of petty thefts have been
|arfi gently, especially in clothing
ra fue, in one case the thieves took
|7g -Hs lue, pins and clothes, and would
1a' taken the posts had they not been
1ll down Some young men who own a
1peal the city had missed articles from
-- .aue and one night recently they
@4 watch When the marauders were
s away with their booty the owners
A,s cartridges from d revolver and
g--l ihrlu to give up. The fellows gave
'ls p'under and settled later for what
0eel taken before. The next ones
-4 + not get off so easily.
tlIl0 The New England Telephone
a telegraph Co. has put in number of
|@a-ajs at private residences for four
9th, Tree trial, and it is thought that
a VIII become permanent subscribers.
tx new permanent subscribers have
I .r-u added. The recent additions in
Dc thompson Il Fosters clothing factory,
4l Tue residences of Thomas Cannon, DR..
ID Stevens, Dr.. E. L. Stevens, F. FL.
4o Mrs r. T. Emery, E. S. Pitcher,
'l'e copper, O. E. Frost, Mrs. j. II.
la- Edwin Frost, Mrs. d. A. McKeen,
WEIGH, r. H. 1Iowes, Geo. E. johnson,
4'' has f. Knowlton, Geo. W. Burkett.
Iir annual meetings of the Waldo County
" ASSOCIATION and the Waldo Law Library
'@GdioA we're held by adjournment at in
''l' since the term of Court opened. The
4'soeJation elected the following Off
resident, Joseph Williamson; treas
WI Feo f. Johnson clerk, Jas. S. Harri-
iha Library Association elected,
"7l-at, Joseph Williamson; treasurer,
p Johnson; clerk, Jas. S. Hartman
III bu lhE booho3 ooull H. - uA-
VI w, Brown, F. A. Greer. The associa-
considering the question of procuring
44ts If some of the leading members Of
a' to hang in the new library room.
PICTURES will include Ex-Governor
s4 Hon. A. &. Jewett, Hon. Nehemiah
'Ii' Hon S. l.. Milliken and others.
9"6 AND LADDER BALL. The annual
Belfast Hook and Ladder Co. was
70 belfast Opera House Friday even
all was a success, both socially and
4Naliy. The citizens responded liberal
IMPLYING the tables with food and an
i-1( supper was served. The music was
'1eS Orchestra, and list of % dances
gwen In the absence of Chief Engi-
f0fl Assistant Engineer |. T. Clough
~ DIS iloor director, with the officers and
p0eIs Of the company as aids. The