The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-07-07

within left for US to dew
.--- an stay tew hum
tr Ii Granger's Barter tew
.-- Intentions have been entered
..t.,- city Clerk since May 9th.
ttt Of Searsport brought in
..4yy and me oxen last week.
-.a- cut up at Fogg Il Browns,
-hHl Relief Corps will have its
.---r5 July 18th. A good attend
Sled a. business of Importance
-4cted.
.un has the necessary five bar
..5 MINORS contlscated under the
and they will be shipped to
lejjstillation.
-fa /. Bird, who chaperoned the
Zs-anals. entertained the sixteen
her home on Congress street
ag afternoon,
.RbArries were IN the market
SIS. selling at % cents per box. Fogg
..-...I green peas the same day from
H.r-- Of East Belfast.
Mrs. Ann Robinson arose
..t oue night recently and went
-ardeu, where she fell and
....- +. arm above the elbow. She is
and quite feeble. Norman
Youth Of about u years, got
fire with crackers last Satur-
-~rr-by undressed him, as she
nan he was ever undressed
- escaped with a slight burn
--s.
II Portland, the well-known
tours the State every year
--.l>. was in Belfast last week
IT the industrial school for
. Il is proposed to establish
Te says there are 100 blind
ae and reported finding three
T- city of Portland has given
So, 1000 for the proposed build
5000 has been raised thus
.ly subscriptions. Ii is hoped
EAST $1,000, and with that sum
thought the legislature will
.opr.ation Of $50. 900 asked for
session. subscriptions may be
.. Butler. 50 Exchange street,
-l- Maine Association for the
i. Me.
r.ru N BELFAST. Our eelebra-
reudence Day began on the 1st
-umewhat premature reports OF
-ars aud other explosives il the
pat eut small boys. Saturday
-uas We're more frequent, and IN
-- - they were very frequent in
lay morning Pawnee Bills Wild
.. a.. -4i and occupied attention for the
casi0nai explosions were heard
-.. iay and evening, while at night
-. creased in number and force that
tons Of the city sleep was out
-.. ton At d. III. Monday the
H-> began to ring. the police hav-
jedi them up TO that time. Then
.- .rcus parade and the afternoon
--rn- exhibitions, with d running
..4.I1ent all through from crackers.
.- ..l pistols. But on the whole we
f Lii the fourth pretty well. with no
.. ccidents and, with the eXcep
Inc vandalism committed in the
Grammar school building. no
5e>truction Of property. Almost
. . : Wiling to lose one nights
.t Young America may in
his noisy observance of the
# late there has been tendency
he racket business, and in many
.. 3,ures have been taken for its
'',HE's ADDRESS. Mrs. Callie i.
Missouri, National organizer of
7. t., spoke in the Methodist
lay evening, July LIST, before a
= . -uce. She first reviewed the work
aeen and is being done by the ".
I Nhch she said is one of the most
l- organized societies in the world !;
-1 tu it is its chief opponent. the
and Retail Liquor Dealers As
The lines are being drawn more
'- bout the liquor traffic every year,
i,socation is becoming desperate.
ton to that traffic is getting on a
4ostantial basis every year. The
-- The country are being grounded in
B, principles. The business world is
aseued to the Importance of temperance
4 ,95rIety, not from any motives of phil
Ai0p4, but from a financial view. Public
lmeut is improving, The liquor dealers
.lg best way to fight prohibition is with
q license and local option. With these
question must be fought out every year.
Howe compared violating the liquor
Win the violation of any other crimi-
law. The plea would not be accepted
man could not conduct his business
Aout stealing No more should he be
.lpr because he could not keep hotel
ueal selling liquor. She argued in favor
d United States law that shall prevent
-tIne Us. licenses in prohibition States.
ar all doing our part in this work.
'-u The final blow shall be struck, shall
Aiaence be found to be for the right or
NUHg9
DIPPING ITEMS. The sch. W. f. & w.
Ila6, which discharged coal last week
ue wan x Sibley Co., towed to Bangor
IT, th.....Sch. 5. NJ. Bird arrivedtJuly
i,u New York with coal for George S.
'i AZ o., Waterville, to be shipped from
Iaat by rail. Sch. Hattie c. Luce ar
I'll from New York July:4th with coal
,le Swan Il Sibley Co. Last Thursda y