The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-05-11
New ADvERr1sEMENrs. James H.

white sale of ladies' muslin underwear.
gowns, long skirts, chemises, drawers
corset covers, etc. Also special bargains in
hosiery, ladies' knit underwear and ladies'
house dresses. Mail orders receive prompt
attention. The attraction for this week
at Chase's Corner, A. D. Chase & Son, is
drummers' samples of straw mattings,
specially suitable for small rugs. The roll
price for these goods is % cents to SO cents
per square yard, and they will be sold at 8
cents....New 14-fOOt rowboat for sale.
Apply at William A. Clark's clothing store.
....Gold nugget scarf pin lost on shore
road between Belfast and Bucksport. A
reward is offered. . See notice of months
trial subscription to the Bangor Daily
News. Elite shoes for men, Patrican
shoes for women (Other lines in stOck) at
the n. c. Matthews store, Main street,.
See advt. of closing out sale at Stockton
Springs of the entire stock of the late Elvin
F. Staples. Boats to let at Swan Lake by
George E. Chapin....L. 0. Fernal Id has a
story and half seven room house with
stable and garden to let....J. Franklin
Harris, Doctor of Optics, 81 High street, has
something to say to Journal readers.....A
new fresh stock of Lowney's chocolates at
40 cents pound just received by earle &
Jones. "A. A. Howes & Co., carry the
Heath & Milligan ready mixed paints,
Muresco in white and colorS, and every
thing needed for painting. THE Belfast
Livery Co. has for sale few second hand
a. 4 IL
harnesses. A Mason & Hamlin organ for
sale at a bargain. Apply to Mrs. c. F.
Goblet, Stewart house, Main street
......Geo NJ. Gray, 80 Union street, of
fers for sale one 1S-foot launch with
Palmer engine; one 20-foot sloop and
Carter of Frankfort publishes a caution
notice. MI and Mrs. Stephen Pierce and
family publish a card of thanks, -. Furnish
ed house wanted within ten minutes walk
of business centre. ... Healey'S ice cream
parlor will open today, Thursday. for the
season.
STEAMER NOTES. The Sappho came on
the BuckSport and Rockland route Friday
in place of the Pemaquid, hauled OFF for re-
pairs. The transfer of officers and crew
was made at Rockland and the Pemaquid
was taken to Bath where her machinery
will be overhauled and the steamer painted
and otherwise renovated for the summer
service. The steam lighter Sagadahoc
bound from Bath to Stockton Springs, came
to grief May Sd just outside of Rockland
break water. The engine broke down and
it was necessary to send for the tug SomerS
n. Smith to tow the disabled lighter in.
Repairs were made and she proceeded to
her destination May 4....The Sebanoa has
been on the South marine railway, Rock
land, for REPAIRS. The Bangor News re-
ports that the steamer City of Rockland
smashed the seasons record Saturday
morning when she "blew' off High Head
at OPS O'Clock. The best the Bangor did
was lilo last week The summer assign
ment of captains on the Bangor division of
the F.. S. S. Co. has been made. Capt.
William A. RoiX will change from the City
of Bangor to the City of Rockland, while
Capt. F. f. Brown, recently appointed, will
take the masters berth in the Bangor.
Capt. Ezra W. Curtis, who was in the Ran
som b. Fuller last summer and who has
been in the Rockland since she went into
commission this spring. will shift from
steamer to steamer. During the summer
season the captains will serve two weeks
ard then take a lay off for a week. Capt.
Roix serves his two weeks in the Rockland,
and Capt. Brown his two in the Bangor.
Capt. Curtis takes the Rockland during
Roixs lay off, then goes onto the Bangor
while Capt. Brown is ashore, and then he
stays ashore week himself.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Harriet Rogers,
Patterson, arrived May Sd from Orland with
brick for Cooper & Co... sch. Collins
Howe, Jr, arrived May 4th from North
Haven with old sails for \. 5. Lord II Co,
and went up river to load lumber at Ban
gor and brick at Orland for North Haven. -.
Sch. Celia F. has been chartered to take
hard pine lumber from Brunswick, Ga, to
Bangor for Z. Il l. X. StetS0n at S515.
The Celia F. sailed from New York May Sd
with cement for Brunswick. -, |. W. Parker
went to Rockland Thursday to look after
repairs Oh SCH. T lula Soluon. lie SOI-
don is to go on the South marine railway
for painting, etc., and is to have new miz-
zenmast :. Sch. Isaiah K. Stetson, wrecked
last fall ON the rocks off Mosquito island and
later tioated and towed up river, has been
ken out on the marine railway at Brewer
for repairs. Her keel is all gone and some
of her floor timbers also. The rudder is
gone and the sternpost is cut in two. There
are two big holes in her bottom, one of
them large enough to drive horse through
The vessel will be repaired as soon as
possible and it is expected the repairs or
her will cost $4,000 or $1,000. In the hear
ing May Sd in the United States District
Court in Portland before Judge Hale on the
libel brought against the schooner Mabe
| E. Goss of Stonington by Richard X. Snow
| ct ais of Portland the vessel was ordered
discharged. In the case of the libel brough,
against the schooner A llendale by F. l. Lam
son of Rockland for contract the vessel was
ordered sold to satisfy the claims .... Sch
| Willis and Guy, Capt. Ralph w. Pattershall
is discharging coal at Brooklin, and will &C
from there to Vinalhaven to load cut stone
| for New York go. Sch. John L. Develn is
chartered to carry phosphate from Port
| Tampa to Baltimore at 81.