The Republican journal., 1902-07-10
The Non-Partisan Alliance will meet with

The NOn-Partisan Alliance will meet with
Mrs. Elmer Small, on Miller street, to-mor-
row, Frilly, at 2.3) y. m.
A standpipe for filling the street sprnk.
lers was put in position on Front sire ct and
the water turned on last week.
John 0. Black sold a six-year old mare
to Reynolds Bros. of Brooks last week, for
shipment to Boston gentleman for a car
riaye house.
Representatives of the racing interests of
Camden, Union, Belfast and Monroe are in
correspondence in regard to a circuit to be
| held in August.
Advertised list of letters in the Belfast
post Office July s: Ladies-Miss Dora d.
Stoker. Gentlemen-Capt Cuttings, W. N
Hervey, Mr.. Percy D. Littell, Capt. Nathan
! WoOdman g letterS.)
The season at Windermere Park, Unity,
opened July I'd, with indications of fine
summers business. Prof. Ross of Phillips
Exeter Academy is master-in-charge of the
boys camp this season.
SEVERELY SCALDEp. Charlie Merri-
thew, aged years, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Alden Merrithew, was severely scald-
ed Tuesday morning. Mrs. Merrithew had
poured some hot water from boiler to a
tub on the floor when Charlie and his
younger brother Carl ran into the room and
both fell into the tub. The mother took
them out as quickly as possible and a ply
stefan was sent for. Carl fell on top of his
brother and was but little injured but
Charlie was terribly scalded. His Shout
ders, back and hips were under the water
! He is in a critical condition
THE CROPS. The quarterly bulletin is
sued by Hon A. W Gilman of Foxcroft.
commissioner of agriculture, has been is
sued and is full of interest. Following is a
synopsis of the returns from Waldo county.
Condition of grass fields, 90 per cent, Con-
| dltlon OF pastures, IS per cent. Acreage of
grain. 100 per cent. potatoes, los per cent. !:
| corn, l24 per cent. Condition of fruit trees,
"a per cent. Condition of small fruits, %
i per cent. Varieties of apples that have
| blossomed more fully, f. L. Greenng and
King. Fruit was not damaged to any extent
10y the cold wave of May and 10. Six per
| cent of the orchards will be sprayed
Amount OF hay on hand, l45 per cent. Farm
erS are taking more than usual interest in
the business, and are enlarging their opera
| lions somewhat,
TnE y. c. SIBLrY PROPERTY SOLD.
! ne real and personal property of the late
| 4. Gutter Sibley was sold at auction yester-
day forenoon by the administrator, Joseph
Williamson, DR., of Augusta, \. g. Caswell
| OF >earsmOht acting as Huctiuneer. Some
of the smaller lots OF real estate and nearly
all the personal property had been previous
ly sold at private sale, The property was
sold at auction as follows: one-fourth in
tereSt IN the griSt mill in Brooks, not in
| Guiding the machinery. tn VIM. g. Swan for
100. The SIbley homestead, including the
| tWo-story brick house on High street, with
new stable, and more than an acre of land,
to Mrs. Annie {. Cooper for S3,27J. The
| Fogler h use and lot adjoining, subject to a
mortgage for S14s9.2l, t" Rev. Ashley A.
Smith, for S125 part of sch Charlotte T
| NIbey, f1-12S) to \. A iIowes for S245: two
buildings on Federal street. one brick and
one wooden, to J. {. Dun ham for $500: one
! pew III the North Church to j. {. Durham
| tOI IT.. The other pew had been previous
| Clark had bought the lot of land at the
junction CT Main and Federal streets for
| 5000 other real estate previously sold in
| Guided acres on Miller street for 500 and
| acre on Bay View to Capt. j. q. Hayes
NEW ApNERTI> EMENTs. Now is the
| time To drink MoXie, and yOu can buy it,
wholesale OF retail, of +. A. Follett, IL
Church street, the authorized agent. See
also the illustrated advt. in this issue.
Garlic 4 Jones have the Union and s'Ra-
dent oil stoves, !, , and 3 burners, and
the White Mountain ice cream freezers, = to
Is quarts Mileage books to let. Read
what .lohnson's owl has to say of another
bic corset purchase. NJ. c. Hin offers Il
FIRST class rent, with bath on Cedar street, a
good tenement on Park street, and wants
| shore farm. Frank F. Wilson, room , odd
Fellows block, Belfast, will make coIec-
tions, with prompt returns, rent houses and
sell farms D.. Mrs. $ NJ Ford and daughters
of Monroe Centre publish a card of thanks,
800. The Eastern Importing and Breeding
Co advertise a liberal reward for Il roll of
accounts, statements, etc, lost III moving
from Northport avenue to Congress street.
The farm formerly owned by Clark
Hanson, situated in Swanville and Belfast,
with a large wood lot ad dining, the Sears
port line, and personal property, is offered
for sale. Call at the farm and see property ::
bids to be sent to h. +. Hanson, BelfaSt....
See advt. of collie dog lost. Reward
offered by the owner at b High street, Bel
fast. &c. W. Braddock is prepared to re-
pair, clean and adjust bicycles, and sewing
machines. and to do lockSmithing and all
kinds of light repair work. Look for the
red, white and blue windmill on Main
street, a few doors below the Peoples Ma
tional Bank, and read his advt. in another
colu mn.
Letter to F. Rackliff,