The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-22

The work OF repairing schooner A. W.
Ellis on Gilchrest's marine railway began
/ last week. In addition to the repairs neces-
| STATED by her going aShore-new 'forefoOt
and shoe, refastenng, etc-she will have a
| new transom and new mainmast.
| Dickey'S excursion to the White Noun
tains for next week bids fair to be the
| pleasantest trip of the season and one at a
very low price. Many Belfast people have
! signified their intention of taking this trip,
the rates of which are the lowest in wears.
The party will leave here on the train of
Tuesday morning.
A very pleasing literary and musical en-
tertainment was given in the parlor of the
Unitarian church last Monday evening 1t
included readings by Miss Justina Smith,
who was visiting her sister, Mrs Harry
Lutz, solos by Misses Blanche L. Sullivan
and Marion Wells and singing by the L nj
tartan choir.
OF recent donation to the Winterport
Free Library Hon. Fred Atwood says in a
personal note to the editor of The journal ::
| This shows what one of our old residents
thinks of us, and in the years to come chill
dren yet unborn will derive much benefit
and thank the donor. 1t is better than
monuments of marble"
Posters are out announcing a souvenir
ball at Searsmont, Thursday evening, Sept.
29th, under the we'll known management of
Misses Knight and McCorrison. A pretty
souvenir of the occasion will be given to all
the dancers in the grand march 4 nice
lunch will be served in the banquet hall. If
stormy, the ball will be given Friday night.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. earle Il Jones
offer for Sept. 9th $40 worth of trading
stamps free to each and every customer in
their dry goods department with the first
purchase amounting to s.. In the crockery
department they are offering for one week
great bargains in decorated dinner sets and
decorated toilet sets. They have guns to
sell, to let or exchange See prices quoted
on lver-Johnson and Champion makes
Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, offers a
number of seasonable bargains in furs,
fiannels and fiannelette. Just received g.
800 yards new tiannelette waistings at 1Oe
and 123c. per yard. "A. d. Chase Il Son
Chase's Corner, offer two special numbers
for Saturday, Sept. oath black skirts that
sold for S1.3S for 75c, and fiannelette night
,, robes that sold for 81, S1.25 and $3.50 for
SOC, 75c, and S1....The Dinsmore store has
| received 500 pairs of So, $3.50 and 81 shoes
which they are selling at S1.9S pair-two
pairs of shoes for the price of one pair.
Robin Hood powder is the best, and sports
men will find it at Folletts Sporting Goods
Store, Opera House block If you want a
new harness, or repairing done, remember
that Stevens harness shop is at 125 Main
street, opposite the post office. 90. Howes'
Syrup of White Pine and Tar cures colds
and "stuffiness.' A. A. Howes Il Co..
Boys wanted at the Leonard & Barrows
shoe factory. ..... Rubber goods fresh from
the factory and warranted perfect at the
City Drug Store, Edmund Wilson, proprie-
tor. j. W. Haley, oculist, is in town and
located at Al High street until Oct list. See
his optical equipment in the window of r.
H. Moody, druggist. Consultation free.
See notice of the dissolution of Wright &
Hail. All bills due said firm must be set
tied within 30 days. Harry W. Clark &
Co., the Main street clothiers, tailors and
outhtters, carry the Kuppenheimer suits
and overcoats, which ensure good fit and
good service....A convenient tenement of
rooms for rent at No. 1S, Northport ave-
nue.. Apply on the premises to Mrs. E. E,
Babcock. The Waldo County Agriculture
al Society publishes a card of thanks....
Attention is called to the advt. of j. Frank
lin Harris. eyesight specialist, who is per-
manently located in the rooms over Poor's
drug store. He has had Is years expert
ence and has everything requisite for eye
testing, etc. Read his special offer for the
next ten days....F. H. Black & Co., High
street, have just received new lot of goods,
including outings, fannelettes, ladies and
chlldren's underwear, fancy goods, etc
Best values at lowest prices. Call and see
the goods. .F0gg & Brown are now cut
ting native pork. They have native and
Arlington sausages, frankfurters and meat
and poultry of all kinds. :. Joseph NJ.
Reed OF Stockton Springs publishes eau
ton notice.. Harry W. Clark 6 Co. sell
the Boston Derby at $3.50. j. q. Howes