The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
7HE NEWS OF BELFAST.

Wood Brothers have hired the store in
.e Journal building and are using it for
. storage of apples, which.they are, buying
p Shipment to Boston.
+ : Shuman, who does the teaming for
duplex Roller Bushing Co., has the
l.. of the corporation painted On the
.-aoards of his jiggers.
rs. F. Swift's horse, which has been
--rously sick of pneumonia, was taken
and harnessed Monday. The animal
allen off more than 100 pounds.
I.- tirm of Holmes & West is negotiating
III i Massachusetts syndicate for buying
acres of land in Maine for stock rails
purposes, and expect to locate the great
,art of it in Waldo county.
,rut. and Mr.. Wm. V. Pratt have purcbas-
the George T. Dyer farm in Northport,
rdering on Deep Water Cove, half way
-Y-en Belfast and Camden. 1t commands
-r, tine view of Penobscot Bay and the
lujen Hills.
4 O.. Pitcher has finished saving his last
.>.u's cut of logs at his mill in Searsport
..l, a woodlot from which he cut 100000
Hf spruce logs last winter, and intends
nj as much more the coming winter.
dnufacturers timber, plank and boards.
ere are any makers of spruce broom
IS in this vicinity they should commu-
30 with John G. Rollins 4 Co., No.
- street, New York. The firm wrote
the names of makers of these goods
= section, saying that they were de-
If increasing their supplies as they
arEe quantities abroad.
.ltv sheriff NJ. G. Norton searched the
slr Hotel last Thursday forenoon and
..i a quantity Of hard liquors, includ-
IT. gallon of whiskey, and smaller
..-eS of other kinds. The proprietor,
knoWlton, was arraigned in the po-
mt and was convicted and sentenced
lay, in Jail and fine of 800 and
N default Of payment of fine and
to go days additional. lie appealed.
ay Deputy Norton searched the Gent
ace on Phoenix row, but failed to find
NJ.
INA. Marie Corelli's Norwegian
re Ihelma was presented in Belfast
louise "Wednesday evening, Oct. l4th,
..nupe with Ethel Brandon in the title
The play was well staged, the scenery
.iiStic aud the makeup Of the char
rue to the authors descriptions.
Norwegian atmospheric effects were
.roduced by the use of the stereopti-
liI the parts were well taken and the
- dramatized that all the leading
NJ the story are vividly brought out
BFBRTFS. Herbert NJ. Brown of
.urt brought to this office last Satur-
pc straw berry picked on that day.
f. he brought strawberry plant on
b. was a blossoms "a ripe berry, and others
...\ formed. The foliage was very,
mi. One leaf was rich, deep red
-a reddish brown and green, another
. dyed with red, and two others light
.... Mrs. G. \. Mathews picked ripe
--laW berries by the roadside on North
venue Oct. 10Th, and fully ripe culti-
hlackberries were picked in number
i-ns Oct. 18th.
-lr time of the accident by which Jas.
imam broke his leg, Of which brief
Jn In lJarri-
. sas in Boston and Mr.. Hartman was
...4- at the Windsor, DR.. Elmer Small,
urssing the wounds on the head had
Irlman removed to his home, set the
u leg, and placed him in the care
attendant Mrs Hartman was noti-
.. The accident and returned by Thurs
Lht'S train Collector Hartman has
desk and typewriter taken to his
-. and will attend to his customhouse
Nate business there. He is getting
nicely, but will not be able to walk for
months
r. CLUBBING OFFER. We have just
- new contract with the publishers of
View York Weekly Tribune, under
We are able to furnish that paper
ne Republican journal each one year
This offer is open to all, whether
f new subscribers, who pay for The
adt one year in advance. The regular
Of the New York Weekly Tribune is
tear, and it is one of the best farm
home papers published. We can also
r n the New 1ork Tri-Weekly Tribune
Che Republican Journal each one year
$50. The Tri-Weekly Tribune is as
D., as ID daily paper and better than many
papers. Besides all the telegraphic
., i contains much general matter OF
a,est and is handsomely illustrated.
All MOVES. John Norton has moved
m the S. Y. Jones house on Union street
luhn J. Melen's house on Pearl street.
Mrs jenkins has moved from the ii. A.
Ter house, Union street, to the NJ. F.
II house, Cedar street,. Mrs. Drusella
" has moved from F. II. 11oag's house
BAY View street to a rent in K. W. Rog-
house on Congress street. Charles
ady has moved from Allyn street to one
~ i. Webster's house on Bay View street.
has. II. Coombs has moved from Geo.
Whites house on Bay View street to the
IS house which he lately bought on
Jon street. IS. D. Brown has moved
,m the Prescott house on the corner OF
ii and Peach streets to the Burkett
use on Miller street. VIM. IL. Sanborn
moved from No. 36 Union street, where
las lived Is years, to Fl. IL. Carter s
use on Bell street. &. Fred E. Ellis has
wed from East Belfast to rent in Chas.