The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-08
: NEWS OF BELFAST.
,surKs, NOTICE.

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FsS store Of D. j. Dickens lsa n Dow
Ayos9a yan searsport ana "a r M i; n suh
h. , ne authorized age gem ~ 'e '
ros. =. 3'e and adyertisements.
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ling from the wharves is now in
d. 5.. snow Of the seaso" Oct. End. A very
b. s.b,, walk has evidently come to
1'f nroyes what it is cracked up to be.
b. ..,bttge Of Isleboro has his pile driver
,,...s,s wharf, making repairs.
'' AIRY will be closed Tuesdays. We'd
The A''' FRIDAYS until further notice.
Fs''' 80 Mills Benevolent Club will hold a
The .otsrtainment this, Thursday, even
.rsI sad enter
'e Il Rlake's steam yacht Aria went
H'r ,.ion Oct, LIST and will be hauled
/. .. brewer
o.,s-7 Of this city probably holds the
J. " nsrticipating in summer Excursions
's'oD his credit up to week or two ago.
wear for big things in the agricul-
l'' b,, SQUASH, big pumpkins and big
pS and this section has contributed Its
III If November is the only open
l' .- IN Waldo county, and but one
y" ,, het by any one person. Bear THIS
0 viii cost you dear.
F wilson raised 70 bushels OF onions
....-4gbth Of an acre on his Northport
'~ ,.t. River He has a big crop OF
'1...t taujps yet to harvest.
g. Morse of Liberty was in the city
....s.,. He is arranging dates for
..-.i.utes in this county. 1t is ex-
eip be held next month, one at
,......Ee hall, Belmont.
,irhrest has bought of Charles
..- +he brick building at the foot of
.... .o.merly known as the Mansfield
.-und floor is rented for a junk
.., f.. lrest expects to use it for stor-
be a visit from the Grand and
r,srs at the next regular meeting
d. .. .a4ge New England Order of Pro
FL -l4g evening, Oct. 18th. The degree
erred. There will be refreshments,
. -.rrlng. A full attendance is re-
f.. ..urth Foundry and Machine Works
-eries of side tracks in connection
rarue railway in order to secure
... -sry room for their rapidly increas-
... n storing yachts for the winter.
.-.. o.aA facilities here for hauling out
81, " A. Macomber and Leroy Coombs
..- 3 10 do the work Mr.. Coombs has
....... rr the east side the big launch Nat
...ipy W. C. Bryant of Bangor.
.. TOSS. better known perhaps as
Established a sporting camp at
..-. Me-. in a region where moose, deer
-bn!nd and where he has comfort
-eaause in which to entertain sports
Nr- cross will look after the culinary
sr-r..qt and the price of board will be very
:r.f'p Mr.. Gross is a licensed guide for
,.ran and will guarantee his patrons a
deer. Write him at Bowerbank, Me.
town in Piscataquis county, six miles
p. bower There is a tri-weekly stage
& Wilson shipped barrel of apples
,--s 10 his son, Jesse E. Wilson, IN Fort
A. .oo The apples were from the Hills
g richard in Northport and were as
bed rf. barrel containing several different
,- Mr.. Wilson says this is the finest
..r. . has seen about here. The trees are
IN LA the choicest kinds of fruit. Last
g. all know, apples were not up to their
.-tard and in acknowledging receipt OF
... ..pt to him by his father, Jesse said he
.. -hcy had forgotten how to raise good
. eu this way. Henry Hills said when
- his years shipment ready that If Jes-
.. nv unfavorable comments he should
lemon next year.
4u. OR A POCKET PEDDLER. story
.pE.si out, or rather run out, the whole
t. hlnghole, in which a Belfast bust
r 3 the victim. 1t seems that the
a. barber shop when the screen
s- upened by stranger, who beckoned
-. wanted to speak to him. The man
F.. ne door and the stranger in a low
e..a. We'll, I'll take that stuff, guess.
-t tr?" said the man. "Oh, h, you
r Won told me down to the stable that II
d. I'd a quart you would let me have 1t,
an going on the boat and I'want it, Il
.r saw YOU before in my life said the
What do you take me for?' "Well' you
seen me all right, and take you for just
tgu5 are, a pocket peddlerl' and the busl-
usn went back into the shop, too full OF
ag, TO trust himself to common English
asked the barber to shave off his mustache'
eulor his hair red and otherwise disguise
50 that his own mother wouldn't know
and now he spends most of his time Try
10 hunt down his double. If anything nap
The Journal will try to keep its reader
ed
HIRING ITEMS. George E. Gilchrest has
'ht the sch. Mary Augusta,-of ITS tons net,
at Ellsworth in 1867. The schooner will
Fought here and taken out on the railway
rel airs, which will include new keelsons.
Sun zen Hur was taken out on Gilchrest's
a- ailway last Thursday for calking and
g She is "a tons net and was built at
asblrg Me- in 1888. Sch Susie H. David
arrived at Georgetown, S. c., Oct. LIST, from
rlr and will load lumber for Boston