The Republican journal., 1903-11-26


The regular meeting of the School Com
tee will be held next Monday evening.
William II. Bray has sold his cottage at
0uth Shore, Northport, to Charles r. Catell
Bangor.
w. II. Beckwith received an 8-mOnths-old
.vroughbredSt st. Bernard pup from Maiden,
lass, last Thursday
Thomas G. Small is at work on the foun-
alton and is getting the lumber together
an L to his house on Bay View street.
The boys and girls began skating on Kirby
SO last week, but the ice was not quite
l.p and three broke in Saturday and got
hrJughly wet
~rencer & Eaton have put up new sign
heir furniture store 1t is black, with
hic letters in gold leaf, and was painted
". II. Coombs.
II IS noted as something of coincidence
three men, each with an artificial leg,
81 uptown from the railroad station re-
-rt in the same carriage.
N f. Curtis has sold his farm, formerly
g. 5. Redman place, to his son, Geo. E.
It's, and has bought the Edward A.
uJdes farm in Northport.
IT. II Clifford will reoccupy his barber
p in the Knowlton building as soon as
gepairs are made, and his son, William
nd, will occupy the Masonic Temple
NJ Cottrell is building two ice boats of
~dme size, style and rig. They are "a
ong, and are to be used for racing on
Lake One boat is owned by Sherman
Rankin and the other by Estabrooks
Nichols.
long recent appointments by the Gov
p were the following: Justices of the
and quorum, W. II. Mcclellan, Bel
u.s.. w. S. Pottle, South Montville; F. f.
EFT, Union; railroad commissioner,
II Spotford, Bucksport.
I- estate of the late Van r. Turner of
mo was dock eted for a hearing III the
late Court November 10Th, on claims of
widow against the estate. A. Nj. God
. of Augusta appeared for the widow
Z. F. Dunton for the estate. A large
uber of witnesses were present, but the
~ was settled without public hearing.
air Hartman, W no graduated from the
last High School last June, is starting
veil as progressive farmer. He works
tather's place OF II acres on Waldo Ave-
and sold this season 45 bushels of pota-
Fec, at S1.00 per bushel and Is bushels at
cents He raised D acres of grain, be-
les good crops of general garden produce.
teeps FIVE cows and is working up new
route in the city,
~ome give stamps-blue or green; and
is all right-we give free the New
Tribune Farmer to all who pay for
Republican Journal one year in adj
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instructive and entertaining reading
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.rbers.
+HEEN STAMPS. The green stamp has
we'd in Belfast and on the 18th page will
found d list of the merchants who are
NJ them to their cash customers. If you
at the store of James H. Howes, Odd
lows Block, you will receive a green
ding stamp book with 80 green stamps,
- worth, to start with, and on the last
-sday of every month, beginning Dec.
h, upon presenting your book to Mrs.
die S. Holmes at the store of J. H.
ives, where the premiums will be dis
ed on or about Dec. LIST, you will re-
r. ved 81 worth of stamps as monthly
vidend. For other particulars see the
3vt. on the 18th page.
>TEAMER NOTES. The ROckland Star
avs it is rumored that this winter the
naihaven and Gov Bodwell will be laid
# the routes and the MineOla will take
heir places. Coming from Swans Island
he will touch at StoningtOn, North Haven,
nalhaven and Hurricane and Rockland
nd return in the afternoon, via Hurricane,
nalhaven, etc. The Vinalhaven and Gov.
dwell will be extensively overhauled.
he boat for Vinalhaven now leaves Rock
and at 2,30 p. m. daily. The steamboat
var on the Penobscot no longer attracts the
ttenton of the newspapers; but the rival
oats continue to run over the Bucksport
nd Camden route on their regular sched-
les, each boat with it's friends and partl-
ans, and with no indication of any change
d the situation.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE. Paul Nichols and
u chael Donlin of Frankfort were before
he Police Court Nov. 10Th in the forenoon
n search and seizure process and D0th on
.arrants charging them with being COM
non sellers of intoxicating liquor. Nine
illnesses were examined in each OF the
seller cases, and all testified that
hey had never bought liquor of either OF
he respondents, or seen them have any
quor. Both men were acquitted on this
barge. The liquor seized in the American
.xpress office in Winterport recently was
to belong to Nichols, but he
aid he bought it for private use. There
'ere Is quart bottles of cherry rum, quart
ottle of port wine, and quart bottles OF
,hiskey. The Judge thought this too
arge supply, under the circumstances,
Or the respondent to have for private use,
nd found the accused guilty. The usual
entence was imposed, fine of 800 and