The Republican journal., 1907-10-03

Some OF our citizens are said to be poorer
In pocket but richer in experience from con.
tact with the takers at the fair grounds last
week.
SHIPPING ITEMS. An amicable settle
ment has been reached between the Coast.
wise Transportation Co., owner of the big
seven-masted schooner Thomas W. Law
son, and the Sun Oil Co., of Philadelphia,
charterer of the vessel. The Sun company
hbelled the Lawson in the sum of $259,0oO
1or alleged failure of the owners of the YES
sci to carry ont its contract. The Sun
people have agreed to install two additional
steel bulkheads.. The ship Shenandoah,
which put into Melbourne leaking recently,
with coal from Baltimore to San Francisco,
Will nave to discharge cargo in order to
dock and repair. Sch. Telumah has been
chartered to load coal at HOboken for Buck.
sport for the Devereaux Coal company.
Sch Herman F. Kimball arrived at this
port Sept. 26th from Weymouth with ferti-
llZer for jackson & Hall and discharged at
Lewls's wharf,. Sloop Evelyn K. Thaw
arrived Friday from Rockland to load lum-
Der at Citypoint for c. E. Bcknell, Rock
and....Schr. Lulu W. Ellis arrived Sept.
18th from Boston with fertilizer for John
Sanborn and discharged at Marshall's wharf.
...sch. Harriet Rogers, Capt. WEIGH, has
gone to Frankfort to load wood for Bangor
and will return with piling from Frankfort
for George A. Gilchrist. :. Sch Atalapta.
Cap ain Smith, is at the railroad wharf.
....":. Schs. Charlotte I. Sibley and An
ME NJ Ainslie, sailed from Cape Jelison
pier last Saturday with lumber for New
York -: Brig Hayilah, 461 tons, built at
Bangor in 1877 and hailing from New York
was sold at the latter port recently to How,
ard Compton of Lesburg, n. j., on private
terms. The Italian bark Geronimo Brachi
Capt. Lucino Celetano, which left Trapan,
Sicily, for . Vinalhaven June 10th, for the
safety of which considerable anxiety had
been felt, was reported Saturday afternoon
off Seal Island She is chartered to load
shocks at Stockton after dscharging her
cargo of salt
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A. D. Chase &
Son, Chase's Corner, dealers in dry goods,
small wares and carpets, have striking
advt. this week which cannot fail to attract
attention. They carry only first class goods
and sell at the lowest possible prices....
Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, is max
ing his initial display of furs this week,
and has on view an assortment of scarfs,
mutfS, and misses sets. See a1vt for de-
scriptions and prices. Caracule garments
for ladies wear, the latest fad, now on
exhibition by A. D. Chase & Son.. -. Row
boat found adrift by Frank Larrabee, Be-
fast. ...See advt. of c. NJ. Marr collector of
taxes for the town or Swanville. -. A flat of
four rooms for rent. Apply to Mrs. c. A.
Russell, "a Union, corner of Commercial
street Leon W. Wyman publishes a
caution notice. A suite of sunny rooms,
hot and cold water with use of bath room,
for rent at 30 Miller street.. Cider and
apple BARRELS for sale at % Bridge street
Fernald e Coombs, Journal building, will
have their opening of new fall underwear,
hosiery, etc, Saturday, Oct. 9TH. All new
goods. Local milk dealers give notice
that the retail price of milk will be cents
per quart. The family of Mrs. Maria
Clements publish a card of thanks. VIII
liam A. Clark, Clark's Corner, is sole agent
in Belfast for the clothing of J. L. Taylor
& Co. of New York and Chicago.
Francis A. Gilbreth, Mrs. Emery J. Roberts
and Mrs. Willard F. Randolph publish a
card of thanks