The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-03-19
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER.
AS sweetly natural as the breath of the
Record.
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS earle Il Jones
have in their new suit parlor over the crock
cry department a large line of advanced
styles in suits direct from New York. Their
dressmaking department will be carried on
in this room and a speciality made OF shirt
waists and shirt waist suits. I'D. w. Haley,
oculst. will be at the Windsor Hotel, Bel
fast, March 3lst and April 1st See card
of James l.. Cunningham, real estate agent,
Searsport, Me. A. A. Howes Il Co. request
those owing them on notes or accounts of
long standing to make immediate payment.
Monday, March 23d, will be a special
working mans day with Harry W. Clark Il
Co. Read what they say about discounts
on that day.. See advt. of house and lot
for sale. -. Wright Il Hall, Belfast, practi-
cal plumbers, are prepared to do all work
in their line. Repairing in city or county
promptly attended to.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Sarah L. Davis
she had been frozen in since last fall, with
a full cargo of lumber for New York. When
the ice started she was driven ashore below
Stearns' MILL and lay aground while the ice
crowded past her, sometimes plllng high
above her deckload. When she started
she was forced against another schooner,
her port rail was badly broken and she was
considerably strained. She came to Belfast,
is discharging her deckload at the railroad
wharf and is to go on GllchreStS marine
railway for repairs. Sch. Margaret Is.
Roper was taken on Gilchrest's marine
railway Sunday for painting She is to load
ice at Rockport for Nassau. Sch
Sadie Wilcutt arrived Saturday in tow from
Bangor. lumber laden for New York. She
was considerably chafed about her upper
works by the ice in the river and will re-
pair before proceeding. Sch. Fred A.
Emerson arrived Sunday in tow from Bucks
port, to go on Gilchrest's railway for re-
pairs. :. Among recent charters are the fol-
lowing: Sch. Georgia Gilkey, Satllla to
New York, lumber, $5.S7aa. Sch. Flora
Rogers, Fernandina to New York Or Sound,
lumber, $4.25. Cement out, p. t. Schooner
Islesboro, Sargentville to Washington, ice,
SIS cents. Schooner Ella M. Wiley, Apala-
chicola to Philadelphia, lumber, $6.75.
Schooner Susie P. Oliver, Ponce to north of
Hatteras, molasses, $3.50. Schooner AIDE
laide Barbour, Fernandina to Philadelphia,
ties. %. t. Schooner John E. Devlin, Nor
folk to Barbados, coal Sol Sch. Anne
Lord, Gulfport, Miss. to Port Jabos, lum-
Der, 81 and port charges. Schooner Pen
dleton Sisters, Sagua to Philadelphia,
old iron. S3. Schooner Wellaeet, Norfolk
to Tampico, creosoted piling, $4,000, loaded
and port charges. Sch. Carrie E. Look,
Brunswick to New York, lumber. $3.50. Sch
Abbie c. Stubs, Jacksonville to New York
and Rondout, lumber, pit Sch. lnez N. Car
yer, Fernandna to New York, lumber, pit.
Sch. Geo. V. Jordan, Sargentvlle to Balti-
more, ice. 70 cents. Sch. Lizzie B. Wiley,
Apalachicola to Boston, lumber, $7.62 10
Sch. Ida C. Southland, Newport News to
Bangor, s1.6O. Sch. May V. Neville, New
port News to Bangor, $1.60. .Schr Han
nah Carleton and Lizzie Lane are chartered
to Bangor with coal for Bacon & Robin
son. After discharging they will load lum-
Der for the Ashland Mfg. Co. for New York
..Schr. Annie P. Chase, which was loaded
at Ayers mill, Bangor when the river froze
nm in the fall. and which sent her deck load
to New York by rail will take on another
deck load and 90 to New York....Schooner
Gertrude A. Bartlett, Capt. II. F. Sproul OF
Winterport. which was reported ashore on
the Mexican coast, Jan. 26, has arrived at