The Republican journal., 1907-03-07

at A. A. Howes & Co.'s: sailed pistachio
nuts. shelled almonds, Jordan almonds and
new bridge whist score cards. Second
hand household furniture IN goOd condition
for sale at the residence of the late William
/ c. Marshall. Church street.. IA. u. Chase
& Son are showing beautifui assortment
of novelties in new white goods. Ihey have
just received from mill agents ana whole
salers large line of Administer ana tapes
try carpets, rugs, etc. ..fleid " Quimoy
represent, among other strong companies,
the Insurance Company of North America.
the Westchester Fire Insurance Company,
the Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Com
pany and the National Fire Insurance Com
pany The sale of jewelry at nal1-prlce at
The Fashion will be continued until further
notice. Four organs for sale big bargains.
. Girl wanted to, wait on table in lunch
room and clerk in store. Charles O'Con-
nell, II Main street. Carriage painter
wanted by H. D. Brown, Stockton Springs.
IL. 0. White, Belfast, publishes Free
dom notice. 49,. .Denatured alcohol at City
Drug Store.
! SHIPPING ITEMS. 1t is said that the aux
Hilary power in schooner Northland cannot
drive her over three miles an hour that the
engine is constantly breaking down and
consumes so much gasolene with such poor
results that it is considered complete fail
ure 1t is for this reason no doubt that the
Northland had tug to tow her to sea last
week, and then got damned IN the ice Off
| Saturday Cove and was unable to proceed.
| She arrived at Rockland the next day. The
Northland has chartered to load coal at
| Newport News for Searsport Sch. Metz
| mic has chartered to load cut granite at
| Bluehill for New York at $1.50 per TOM.
Sch. Methebesec is chartered to carry
general cargo from New York to Baracoa
and cocoanutS back. Sch. Lizzie ID. Small,
which has undergone extensive repairs on
Gilchrest's marine railway, will be launch
ed as soon as the ice will permit. An
| other schooner is in waiting to go on. n.
S. Lord & Co. are making sails for the
Small. Sch Harold c. Beecher, Capt.
Ralph Pattershall, Capt. Bartlett Wadlln,
mate, arrived at Santiago Feb. 49,. Capt
Arthur NJ. Pattershall has gone to Hyannls
to get schooner Willis & Guy ready for
business. When she is ready he will be
Joined by his father, Capt. George W. Pat
tershall.. Capt Harding of 1sesboro has
| gone to Greenwich, Conn, to take command
of sch. Sarah l.. Davis. Capt. Vim. F.
| Welch is sick and will come home.
| DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSEs. The Demo-
cratic caucus to nominate a candidate for
mayor, and the caucuses of Wards l, and 3
were held in the court house Wednesday
| evening, Feb. 24th. DR.. G. G. Kilgore,
J chairman of the city committee, called the
caucus to order, and Hon. VIM. p. Thomp-
son was chosen as chairman and Maurice
| W. Lord as secretary. Wayland Knowlton,
Esq, who was said to have made the best
speech at the Democratic caucus last spring,
was the oratorical star on this occasion,
and to quote the Belfast correspondent of
the Bangor Daily News, gave an impas-
stoned address in which he tlayed the trusts,
ring-rule and Republicans and concluded in
an eloquent peroration placing in nomna-
ton for Mayor of Belfast the Hon. Edgar
| F. Hanson. Amid tumultuouS applause,
| MI. I1dUSUu was HUIllludt0u WlbuouG up
position" Others present say that MI
knowltOn also tlayed the clergymen of this
city, as he had previously done in commu-
nication to the Waterville Sentinel The
News correspondent says further: ''The
nominee addressed the caucus atisome
length. Among many other things he said
that he did not propose to wear the honor
| on the outside of his coat like bouquet but
! would get out and work, and work hard,
| He made the announcement that he should
| place in the hands of every voter in Belfast
pamphlet setting forth his recent troubles
which had been grossly misrepresented and
that he had been placed in a false light en-
tirely. He expressed himself as more il
| love with the city of his choice than evel
and pledged, if elected, his very best eff
| forts. There was more cheering" The
nominees of the ward caucus are given il
| the specimen ballot in our advertising col
umns, with those nominated Thursday
/ evening at the Democratic caucus in Ward
| 5. No nominations were made in Ward 4
| A call was issued but it is said that it mel
with no response. In Ward 8 it was intend
! ed to nominate for school committee Rev
! VIM. Vaughan. the Republican nominee
but the friends of Mr.. MichRls, now mem
/ Der of the committee, rallied and he was
renomnated.
Miss Laura Hunt of Unity arrived here
Saturday She is the teacher for the fifth
and sixth grades in the Riverside school,
PittSfield journal.