The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-18
Mrs. Alice j. W. Waldron is visiting in
Turner, Me.

The grocery, drug and provision stores
and markets have agreed to close all day
July 4th and it is expected others will do
so. Employers and employees say it will
be their only opportunity to enjoy holiday
during the busy season.
! We are requested to announce that Mr..
John S. Davidson, after considering the mat
| ter and at the solicitation of friends, will be
candidate before the Republican county
convention to be held in Belfast, July 18th,
| for nomination as county treasurer
Don't forget the benefit concert and ball
| of the Young Mems Association in the
| Opera House this, Thursday, evening.
! There is fine concert program and Keyes'
orchestra will furnish music for the dane
| ing. Concert, % cents; dance, % cents.
Give the boys benefit.
| At Republican caucus held in Sears
mont June 10Th. A. g. Caswell and e. S.
Adams were elected delegates to the State
convention. They were not instructed but
are for Fernald. The following were elect
ed delegates to the county convention to be
held in Belfast July 18th: A. B. Ripley. G.
s. Adams and A. G. Caswell.
| The case of Fred a. Greedy of Freedom
VS., Scott Holt of Benton was taken up in
the SUPERIOR Court of Waterville Monday
and tried without the jury. This is an
action brought to enforce lien on the
house of Rosetta Smith of Benton for ma
terial furnished in building her house. The
amount involved is $25. 1t was denied by
the defendant that the material was ever
| furnished. Decision reserved.
| The concert and ball which will be given
at the Belfast Opera House on Thursday
evening as benefit to the Young Mems AS
ISOLATION for this city should receive the
| support of every member, and the citizens
as we'll. In the Young Mems Association
in this CITY the boys, at a nominal sum, have
had Headquarters where they have had the
best reading matter, a gymnasium and 9TH
| er comforts. and which has proved backing
to an excellent baseball team. Aside from
the local talent, Miss E. Frances Ayers VINO
| appears here is one of Names pest elocu-
tionary readers and her work on the stage
has elected many favorable comments.
Keyes orchestra will furnish music for the
dance which follows.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. This week Fred
| A. johnson, Masonic Temple, advertlses
special sale of dainty summer muslin under
wear at practically wholesale prices. Read
what he has to say and note the prices quot
ed Mason & Hall are sole agents for Ma-
surv's Pure Lead Paints. George q. Har-
vey of Morrill, publishes caution notice..
Farm of acres near the Woods schoolhouse
| in Northport for sale. Apply on the preml-
SEES to G, Young, or to Orrin j. Dickey
John f. Rogers, Main street, opposite Jack
son & Hall, is prepared to do machine re-
pairing of all kinds and gives special atten-
ton to moving machine work ....J. w. Fer
gusop & Co. will give discount sale begin
ming today, June 18th, with discount OF ~
per cent. on all wool dress goods and dress
trimmings and 10 per cent. on all otner
goods This sale will continue for 30 days.
Willis E. Hamilton, florist, will place
| cut flowers on lots at the cemetery Sundays
| at reasonable rates. Quick sales ana small
| profits is the motto at Lords, and that is
why they are selling $1.25 shirt waists for
| VA SAAo o'SS>
| holders of the Odd Fellows Building Asso-
citation at p. M, July 1st......Mrs. j. w.
Wheeler publishes card OF thanks. Inc
| Belfast Department Store is to have 10
cent sale for nine days, beginning June 18Th
and ending June 9th, when great variety
of 25 cent articles will be sold for is cents.
| Lots of new goods on the and 10 cent
counters ... Furnished rooms to rent, in
suite or separate, with bath and gas, at "a
Church street,. The Staples Piano q Music
Co. has Just received and invites inspection
of Gabler Interior Piano Player, with mu-
sic. The S. L. Crosby Co. of Bangor are
the only legitimate agents for the Ford auto
mobiles in Waldo county, and the guarantee
on these autos sold by others will be cancel
| led at once. Miss Hattie M. Black ad-
vertises half-price sale of Crown muslin
underwear, to begin at 10 a. m. today.
! Terms strictly cash.
SH1pP1NG ITEMS. Sch. Harold c. Beech
er arrived June 10th from Port Reading
| with soft coal for the Swan & Sibley Co.,
and discharged part of her cargo at Lewis
| wharf and the remainder at Swan & Sib-
ey's. The run from Sandy Hook to Belfast
| was made in so hours. Ice shipments from
the Smithtown houses of the American Ice
| Company have begun with the schooner
Alice H0lbrook, which is taking on 1000
tons there At the Berry houses the Elm
| City is loading 900 tons and at 1ceborO the
NJ. K. Krumm will load 1,0O0 tons. The
schooners Elvira Hall and S. B. Kaplin are
in the stream waiting for their turn to load.
go. Bark Mary Barry has been chartered to
carry lumber from Boston to Montevideo,
Buenos Ayres or Rosario, basis, $3.50. .....
Sch Maria Webster was launched from
Gilchrest's marine Railway Saturday and
steamer Golden Rod was taken out Satur-
day for minor repairs and launched Sunday.
s.... The barge Hammond arrived Sunday
from Philadelphia with coal for the Belfast
Fuel g. Hay Co..... Fred V. Cottrell and j.
G. Patterson are making repairs on the for
ward house of sch. Pendleton Brothers.
The forward end was demolished May 30th
by heavy sea when the schooner was at
anchor between Gay Head and Cuttyhunk.
When this job is completed they will go to
work on the schooner Stanley Fl. Minor, the
interior of both her houses having been de-
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