The Republican journal., 1903-04-16

Mrs. Mary H. Small baa sold her farm in
East Belfast to Herbert E. Bradman.
The repairs to the upper bridge are COM
pleted and it was open ed to travel last Sat
urday.
G. B. Marsano has leased the store On
Phoenix Row formerly occupied by A. Col
burn and will occupy it as branch fruit
store.
3 A young man named webster living in
Waldo put an axe completely through his
foot making wound 6 inches long, but
lengthwise the foot and not severing bone
or tendon.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
Gle will meet Monday afternoon, April Goth,
! with Mrs. Carrie F. Black, No. Union
| street Lesson from chapter twelve of Rus
| sian Literature, and from the magazine,
| "Social Settlements"
Aurora Rebekah Lodge will hold shirt
waist party in Odd Fellows Hall, Friday
evening, May 1st. Ice cream and cake and
homemade candies will be sold, duringIthe
evening. The music will be by Berry's or
chestra. All are invited. Admission so
! cents per couple; ladies, 25 cents.
County Commissioner j. w. Brock of
Searsport and Joseph S. Mullen of Lincoln
vile, land surveyors, visited the county lot
Tuesday and determined the variation of
the compass from the meridian monuments.
The variation was found to be 10 west,
showing a westward variation of trite
| over one degree in twenty years.
Miss Hattie Clements began Tuesday
display of Fuller & Cobb's suits, coats,
skirts, fancy waists and shirt-waist suits at
J. ". Ferguson & Co.'s and will continue
! the sale to-day, Thursday. This enterpris-
ing neighboring firm have sent very stylish
goods and makes, and Miss Clement is very
pleasant and efficient in waiting on custom
erS. The prices are reasonable and large
sales and orders are reported
Mrs. j. Rheinhart has arrived in Belfast
and opened her boarding place in the Cutter
house on Cedar street, where she purposes
conducting first class house for regular
DttlutlS dlli one lids d tolt dbs
tractve dining room, with small and large
tables, and has had much experience in the
business. She is highly recommended by
Belfast people who have been her patrons,
and who encouraged her coming here.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT. The
April term of County Commissioners Court
opened in the court house Tuesday fore
noon. Petitions were received for county
roads as follows: For an alteration in the
county road leading from Knox Centre from
point near the land of Henry Boulter,
southwesterly to point in Montville near
land of Ephraim Foster; for an alteration
in the road from Belfast to Monroe, by lay
ing new road from point near the house
of Sarah Peavey, l25 rods northeasterly to
a cross road near Fred J. Webb's, thence
northerly over the cross road to the county
road at Emerson'S Corner; for new road
from near the house formerly of David
Ladd, southe.lsterly to the highway near j.
W. Knowlton's in Brooks. Petitions for
State roads were received from the towns
of Winterport, Searsport, Prospect, Burn
ham, Knox, 1slesboro, Thorndike and
Brooks. These are in addition to the towns
that took advantage of the law in 1901 and
1902
New wADVERTIsEMENTs. Carle & Jones
have large line of suits and skirts. Every
skirt fitted free of charge before leaving
their store....Fred A. johnson, Masonic
Temple, has some new bargains in white
goods this week New seeds, choice colOrs
and great variety at POor's d Sons....
Thirty cent tea and good Rio coffee for 13
cents e lbs. for 25 cents) at A. A. HOwes &
Co... House OF seven rooms, with stable |
for sale. Enquire at 16 Salmond street,.
All persons indebted to George W. Burkett
are requested to settle at once. See advt. |!
of the Rialto Lunch Room, High street, |
next door to Poor & Son. Sumner G. Fris
bee, proprietor. Horace Park, Belfast,
advertises farm for sale, 10 miles i
from the city. Flat of five rooms with
city water for rent. Enquire at Bay View |
street. Widow Jones suits for boys of all |
ages for sale in Belfast only by Harry W. |
Clark & Co. Ful value guaranteed.
Mason & Hall, Belfast, 50 Main street, are |
lead and colOrs. Spencer & Wilson, Coli |
scum building, call attention to their full |
and complete stock of furniture and house |
furnishing goods See advt. of the Storey |
Cotton Company, Tom H. Sidelinger, M. D.,
local manager. The fishing season has /
opened and at Follest's Sporting Goods
Store. 81 Church street, you will End every
thing required in this line, and at reason
able prices. :. Lamsen & Hubbard spring |
style hats at D. P Palmer's, Masonic Tenn
pie, and everything you need in mems fur
Isaac S. Staples, Brooks, has a |
larger number and greater variety Of pleas
are wagons, groceries and punts- for sale |
han ever before. See reports Of the Bel
last National Bank and Peoples National
Bank of Belfast and Searsport National
Bank of Searsport. Dorothy Dsodd shoes
for women and the Walk-0ve shoes for
men at the, DinsmOre store.
Fewer gallons wears longer Devoe-