The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-03-24
Some big catches of pickerel were MAJ.
in u ntabacOOk the first of the week.

III U ntaDacOOk the first OF the week.
Come and see the fools in motley at
Memorial Hall. April LIST.
W. A. Clark disposed Of IL $3S fur coat
last week by ticket. S. G. Small held the
lucky number, which was 6S.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post Office for the week ending Mar.
20: Mrs. Annie Frost.
The waiting rooms, office, baggage and
freight rooms of the Eastern Steamship Co.
are undergoing thorough renovation.
The Walter Scott cylinder press of the
late Cream Publishing Co. was shipped to
E. F. Hanson at Chicago this week. 1t has
been stored in the basement of the Dana
building
Henry A. Rogers of East Knox has 6
cows from which he furnishes cream to the
Gerry Creamery. His last payment for one
months cream was $46.1O, and he had all
the skim milk to use at home.
A pup belonging to H. W. Healey Great
ed some excitement on Church street Mon
day by running about and acting strange
ly. DR.. Darling was called and pronounced
it fit caused by an abscess on the brain.
The animal was chlorOformed.
The attention of our country readers in
particular is called to the fact that we are
now publishing each week reports of the
live stock market in Brighton, Mass They
are furnished by the Libby Co., ami may be
1ia6 70 TO 6afa
The ladies Of the Claiming League will
have an Easter sale in the Unitarian
church parlor on the afternoon of Thurs
day, March 31st. 1t is requested that all
fancy articles for this sale should be left
with Mrs. W. NJ. Randall, Church street,
Wednesday, March 3oth.
Cup TO FREDDIE" This farce, in acts,
with men and women in the cast, will be
given in the NJ. f. church Friday evening,
March 25th, under the auspices of the
E. S. S. c. Musical numbers will be given
between the acts. Entertainment to begin
at O'Clock. Admission, % cents.
The snow is going off gradually, by ac-
ton of the sun, and unless there is heavy
from freshets. Austin Mckeen put his
carriage on wheels March 21st, and others
followed the next day. There had been
continuous shedding since November 3Oth.
". f. Weshe-"Billy, the boy artist"
his chums call him has again proved that
he is a skilful manipulater of the pa ste
boards by his second attempt at decorating
window at A. A. IIowes Il Co.'s with
playing cards. 1t has been impossible to
get by that window without inspecting it,
although we think there were the biggest
crowds when the decorator was at work.
SALE, SUPPER AND ENTERT AINMENT
The ladies of the UniversaliSt church par
ish will hold their annual Easter sale, sup
per and entertainment in Memorial hall,
Wednesday afternoon and evening, March
30th Doors open at 3 O'Clock p. H., when
aprons, children's underwear, handker-
chiefs, collars, fancy articles and home
made candies will be offered for sale. Sup
per will be served at o.15 p. m. The even
ing entertainment will be the popular
games of pit and whist. Admission, incud-
lilS supper, 30 ceLtS. ADMISSION Tree In Cne
afternoon.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry W. Clark
& Co. have some very attractive illustrated
advertisements this week of the Kuppen-
heimer suits and top coats. the Kuppen-
heimer and Black & Co. Rochester made
rain or shine coats, and the Widow Jones'
boys clothes. 1t is no use calling your at
tention to these advertisements. They speak
for themselves. .Marcelus J. Dow, Brooks,
dry and fancy goods and millinery, sells the
Globe corsetS and recommends them
Dwight p. Palmer, Masonic Temple, has
the spring, styles, 1904, of Lamson & Hub
bard hats. Cali on him for your Easter
hats, gloves, hosiery and neck wear. II.
Nj. Cottrell, Belfast, wants four experienced
boat builders at once. Call on or address
him. His shop is at the shore end OF the
steamboat wharf "A copy of the New Eng
land Primer wanted by private collector.
Mrs. A. r. Cunningham and daughter,
Swanville, publish card of thanks. -. The
Peoples National Bank has safe deposit
boxes for rent in it's fire and burglar proof
vault 1t pays per cent. interest on ac-
counts subject to check, and per cent. in
terest in its savings department. .....A. d.
Chase & Son are now opening new and
personally selected stock of up-to-date
spring goods, and have in their carpet de-
partment the greatest line of rugs ever
shown in Maine. Capt. R. w. Pattershall,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Mason and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. Stevens of East Belfast publish
a card of thanks. .Kent's Celery Wine is
one of the best OF spring medicines and you
will find it at the City Drug Store. -. .Auc-
ton sale of farming and household goods
at the store of Robert Russ, POor's Mills, at
10 a. m, March 3Oth. L. H. Piper makes
speciality Of doing paper hanging in a
careful and workmanlike way The sweet
est thing made will be on exhibition in the
Belfast Department Store window for one
week. -. "A Tabard Inn life membership for
$3.50. For further Information call at the
City Drug Store. Read what Fred John
son, Masonic Temple, has to say about
Black Taffeta Silk. Every inch is war
ranted money back if the wear is not sat
isfactory.. Lady's watch lost. Finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at
the Peoples National Bank. Read the
trading stamp offer of earle & Jones, good