The Republican journal., 1905-05-04

will be presented in the Opera House TO-
morrow, Friday, evening. The casts were
published last week. Homemade candy
will be on sale during the evening. Admis-
sion 25 cents; reserved seats IS cents. The
play will be followed by dance with music
by Reyes orchestra. The dance will be 10
cents EXTRA Give the school benefit.
A HANDSOME PAIR. Henry c. Marden
returned last week from Portland with a
handsome pair of bay geldings bought in
New York. Their pedigree is as follows:
By Earl Baltic, 1924, record, PIT, son of
Baron Wilkes, 475S; LIST dams, Orifce by
| Princess End; dam Humming Bird by
George Wilkes; Ermine by Princess 2nd !;
dam, Roma by Go ldust. These geldings are
brothers in blood, being by the same sire,
out of mares by the same sires. They drive
and hitch as one horse and are perfectly
hammered in and out of harness. They are
city broken, not afraid of cars or automo-
biles. and can road IL miles an hour, with
plenty of pluck to go distance.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A. D. Chase &
Son have something of interest to say this
week concerning carpets. They have every
thing that can be desired in the line of floor
coverings, and make and lay carpets.
You can get good time for little money
in both clocks and watches at the jewelry
| store of II. j. Locke & Son. A large as
sortment of solid silver, cut glass, rings and
jewelry of all kinds. Mason & Hall are
agents for Masurys pure paints. &c. c.
T ,I,%o Hoo, Nr
High street and is prepared to do first-cIass
! work in his line. Wool and hair mattresses
made over also carriage trimming. George
| f. Chaplin, Searsport, (house at Dodges
| Corner has boats to let by the day or hour.
| Meals furnished. ...S. V. and F. M. Phil
brook publish card of thanks. The
Lynn, Mass, Steamboat Co. has a 6O-foot
passenger steamer for sale. -. Wanted i'm
mediately,a second hand grocery wagon....
Henry French, East Belfast, pu blishes
caution notice James H. Howes has
some seasonable spring suggestions, and is
Offering some excellent values in wash
goods and special values in white goods.
A. d. Chase & Son have received one case
of d. 4 j. Anderson's imported Scotch
novelties, 81 yards in pattern. light
weight, specially suitable for summer shirt
waists and shirt waist suits, which they
sell at 40 cents the pattern. Maybas-
ketS, wooden ware and clothing at the Bel
fast Department Store....A new rowboat
for sale. Apply at W. A. Clark's clothing
store. The City Clerk advertses for pro-
posals for collecting taxes
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch Susan Stetson
was launched from Gilchrest's marine rail-
way last week, and sch. Maria l.. Davis
taken on....Sch. Good Intent, which in age
comes next to the Polly, having 50 years to
! her credit, took cargo of kiln wood from
| Prospect Ferry to Rockla land last week ....
The Polly still claims the attention of the
newspapers. The Thomaston Herald of
| last week says: "Thomastonians would
like to have the grand old ship present at
the Weymouth celebration in July. She
would get a royal welcome. "....U. S.
Deputy Marshal Hasty seized the schooner
! Allendale at Rockland April Goth upon a
| libel for contract of Fred Lamson. Thurs
day at Stonington he seized the schooner
! Mabel C. Goss upon similar libel of Rich
ard X. Snow and others of Rockland....
Sch. Sunbeam, 152 tons, was sold at U. S.
Marshal's sale at Port Clyde last week to
satisfy the claim of the fishing schooner
| Ella May which was run down in Portland
| harbor in the fog on the morning of March
%, 1907. The buyer was ". f. Sawyer of
! Boothbay. The Sunbeam was built for the
late Capt. Joseph Maddocks of Southport,
| g l.; e.
| Bark Alice, SS1 tons, built at Weymouth,
Mass, in 1881, was sold at New York re-
Gently by Philadelphia brokers to Eastern
parties for about $1,000. polly" The
Tale of Staunch Little Schooner, is the
title of a short article by Allen Day in the
May number of The Four Track News. 1t
has picture of the schooner coming nearly
head on and gives a brief sketch of her his
tory. Among recent charters are the fol-
lowing Sch. Alice Holbrook, Brunswick
to Baltimore, ties 13c bark Josephine, Rio
Janeiro to Baltimore, coffee, p. t.; bark Ed
ward L. Mayberry, Pascagoula to two ports
| in Porto Rico, p. t.; bark Rose Innes, New
| York to Guantanamo, rubble stone, So,
| back from south side of Cuba, cedar, etc.,
1878; sch. Marion n. Cobb, Sullivan
| to Philadelphia, stone, $1.15 loaded and
discharged, free wharfage and towage at
| loading port; sch. Lena White, Vinalhaven
to New York, stone, 1928; sch Nat Meader,
Sullivan to New York, stone, p. t. sch
| Carrie c. Miles, Rockland to New York,
| lime, p. t.
| STEAMER Nor Es.' The Eastern S. S. Co.
began the regular summer service on the
Penobscot line Monday, May /. which means
that there will be six trips to Boston week.
Steamers will leave Bangor daily except
Sunday, touching at Winterport, Bucksport,
Belfast, Camden and ROckland. Landings
will be made at Hampden and Searsport on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Re-
turning, steamers will leave Boston daily
except Sunday at 5. p. m, touching at all reg
ular bay and river ports except Searsport
and Hampden. These two landings will be
made on Tuesday, Thursdays and Sundays.
| All cargces will be insured by the company
except livestock against fire and marine
risk. An Augusta despatch of April %.
says: SIT has been definitely learned here
that the Eastern Steamship Co. is to build
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