The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-09-27
Smelts have arrived. S. G. Small caught
a mess the first of the week in Dyer's dock.

Smells have arrived. S. G. Small caught
a mess the first of the week in Dyer's dock
Andrew L. Knowlton lost valuable team
put the horse in the stable of relative,
near the fair grounds, and the animal broke
through the floor, choking to death with
the halter before he could be released. This
is the third horse Mr.. KnoWlton has lost
within three years, by accidents which
could not be forseen or guarded against by
him.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Mail orders
promptly filled by James Fl. Howes, Odd
Fellows block, who is offering exclusive
dress goods weaves, autumn richness in
silk, women's fall outerwear in clever
modes, tailor-made suits and coats, chill
dren's school dresses, big values in fall
hosiery and underwear for womens and
children, blankets, carpets, rugs and mat
ting A. d. Chase & Son sare the first of
our advertisers to adopt the new phonetic
spelling and the goods they offer are also
up to date in style and price. Deposits in
the savings department of the City Nation
al Bank will go on interest Oct. LIST. Pays
8 per cent :. A very desirable tenem emit of
5 rooms with use of bath room for rent at ~
High street. Enquire at e. P.HFrost's
clothing store, IA Main street. Read what
Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, has to
saw of the New Memo Self-reducing i.corset,
of which he also gives an illustration. I'm.
c, Matthews, "a Main street, advertises a
clean sweep sale of boots. shoes and rub
bers. Goods way up; prices way down.
A first class shoe maker is wanted by X. j.
Ellingwood, 131 Main street, Belfast....
Uealev's ice cream parlor has been reopen
ed. Special attention given to parties and
dinner orders E. Horses wanted to board
by NJ. O. Wilson, Searsmont, Name
Thoroughbred cocker spaniels, black ana
sun red, for sale. Enquire OF u. U. Lord'
81 Front street or 10 High street. see adVt.
of auction sale of horses, carriages, puck
boards and harnesses, at Bar Harbor, oct.
ond. sd and 4th. P. Palmer, Masonic
Temple, has the Lamson " Huonard ilal'
fall and winter styles, Wright " Dltsoh
sweaters, and everything in the furnishing
See advt. of gold locket ana cii''ih
lost. Half the house SO Church street, cor
ner of Miller, for rent Mrs +. ii. Leoh-
ard Martha and Willis Kelsey, publish
card of thanks. Old factory cheese and
lots of other good things for sale by "A. A.
Howes & Co. See their advts'
STEAMER NOTES. 1t looks as though
Cant. |. A. Archibald has new steamer
hn having closed at
Isle of Shoals, Capt. Archibald mas return
ed east with his new steamer, the May
Archer, and the other day he made "Trip OH
the Georges river: and the Thomaston
Herald, after an interview Win oapt'
Archibald, was confident that steam boating
on that river could be made to pay. ut
would take about year to firmly establish
such a route said Capt. Archibald, "but
after that there is no question in my NINA
but what it would be successful. If was
to be interested in the matter | should adj
vocate having the boat leave Monhegan in
the morning and take in Round Pond,
Friendship and Port Clyde, arriving at
Thomaston in time for the passengers to
take the morning train west for Boston,
and leave Thomast0n shortly after the ar
rival of the afternoon train from Boston to
return to Monhegan, stopping at the vari-
Gus landings" Capt. Archibald also Sug-
gested that the U. S. mail route could be
changed from its present course via Booth
bay to Thomaston and thence to Monhegan.
1.-The Eastern Steamship Company will
continue its daily service until October Sth.
After that time the fall schedule of four
resumed. 49,. Steamer Monhegan will be
taken from the Machias route Oct. LIST, to
have new boilers installed. The steamer
Penobscot will cover this route until the
Monhegan is placed in commission again.
-. Capt Ben Arey was in Bath recently
and looked over the steamer Island Belle
of tie Boothbay division of the Eastern
Steamship Co., with view to purchasing
her for his Bangor Brooksvile route....
The steamer City Of Bangor was made late in
arriving at Bangor last Thursday by large
tow of logs, and was late in arriving here
on her westward trip.....The Eastern
Steamship Co. is to have new and elegant
steamer built for the boothbay division
ready to go on the route next summer. The
new steamer will be 125 feet long, much
wider than the present boats and with
ample room for freight and passengers.
The new steamer will be % feet longer than
any now on the line and her hull will be
built of steel. 1t is rumored on good au-
thority that she will be built at the Bath
Iron Works. 1t is also said that she will be |
the first of new fleet for this well paying |
route and all will have steel hulls and be |
very fast.
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