The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-06-18
7HF NEWS OF BELFAST.

pairing.
E. .-,3wberries, fully ripe, were report
. various localities in Belfast from
-l u The 18th.
urtis has presented a claim of
INST the city for one sheep and four
.-i by unknown dogs.
u..nr convention of the Deaf Mutes
..s.I be held in this city August %
81 and large attendance is expected,
..-I letters remaining in the Bel
ST 1ice for the week ending June
t.- Lena Curtis, Evelyn A. Rich
.... c. Abbott.
lants of Belfast have been sell
.- al the old rate of 80 pounds pes
viii hereafter sell at 80 pounds
SAT- egal rate.
.sr Field has received official
. 4 increase of 800 per year in
frederick W. Brown, post office
effect July 1st.
,SorS have finished the school
-aperintendent Dunton. They
. 4rSons of school age April list
alnSt 1870 in 1902.
break, Capt. E. II. Colby, was
week with live fish, and sloop
pt. Gray, with fresh and corned
-ters. Both had good fares.
.er Castine made special trip
LIST Friday to take Mrs. |. L.
hospital for an operation. She
uied by her husband and DR..
re.
41 is now using the horse that
broken a short time ago. The
- Grain and hay as usual, but is
IA halter without bits. The in
ended by DR.. Darling.
received, with the compliments
ntieth Century Mining Co., a
nLgold, a march composed by
shareholders and dedicated to
INT Of the company, Mr.. Anthony
Of pollock appeared in Belfast
summer and some large ones
N- from the lower bridge. Last
pollock struck in again and a
re caught from the bridge and
umment.
81 West, real estate brokers and
-, McClintock building, High
last. have a good deal of desirable
aims and residences, listed and
lg many enquiries from prospec-
.- Give them a call.
Mrs. L. ". George had their pet
Boliver, humanely killed at
sons undertaking establishment
u.-uoon, in consideration for the
Fred A. Howard, who was recent
eGle playing with the dog.
$50 louis, H., is one of the places
the western floods. Two-thirds
d was under two to fifteen feet of
the business portion, in which
F.. Clark of this city is located in
business, escaped inundation.
cNey has put up additional bill
ihe coming circuses, and has
number of more or less unsightly
ut the city, including the Pierce
n-rty on Custom House square,
.llson property on Phoenix Row,
1en Trotting Park is in excel
lion and the horSemen who are
uYIses there pronounce the track
cellent shape. Everything bids
Bog. DAY the Fourth. The entries
.ass are published on the second
Aurch OF Belmont was operated
-!l for chronic appendicitis, and
we'll. The surgeons in attendance
Ni gore and Wilson of Belfast and
Morrill,. Orrin Nickery of Nor
-lical student in the Syracuse
f.. was also present.
horton made another liquor
.ynday. At Jesse Z. Staples place
nothing, but at Gentner's he got
, of Whiskey. L. L. Gentner and
Nash were arrested and arraigned
dice Court. They were sentenced
g If 500 and costs and 60 days in
$50 days additional in default of
ny appealed,
nneapoliS Chamber of Commerce
very handsome illustrated pamph-
the completion of their
lding, and a fine picture of the
rs given as frontispiece. The book
full page advertisement of W. X.
IL Co., who furnished the hard
.his building and for many other
H buildings in Minneapolis and
GAILRoAD MEN. The change of
he Maine Central, June 18th,
bout the usual number of changes
ain crews. John A. Mace is con-
m the express train from Portland
aaSert Ferry and the Flying Yankee
4ngor to Portland. Henry Murch,
been engineman on the Watervllle
last freight, is on the local trains
Bangor and Portland, which con-
n the trains to and from Belfast
and evening. Orland Smith of
is engineer on the Belfast freight.
LIES CIRCUS. Sig. Sautelle's new
Dad circus, menagerie, royal Roman
ONE and wild west will exhibit in
Saturday afternoon and evening,
It'll, on the Lincolnville avenue
). The aerial performers with this
sc neither net or life belt, depending
upon their quick eyes and firm