The Republican journal., 1909-07-08

The members Of Castle Claiming, K o. K.
A., left town early Monday morning. with their
camping paraphernalia, bound for Pitchers
Pond. Their tents are pitched in a favorable
locality below the Rocky Point shore, and the
lads are due to have "the time Of their lives"
They are accompanied by Rev. Adolph Ross
bach, Merlin of the Castle.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS James H. Howes,
Odd Fellows block, will begin today, July 9Th,
July clearance sale to continue five days. All
that remains of his spring stock of ladies' suits
and coats will be disposed of regardless of
profit or original cost. Only few now on
hand. The sale also includes carpets, rugs,
mattings, linoleums lace and muslin curtains,
portieres and couch covers. Special sale Sat-
urday evening. Seventy acres, about two
thirds woodland, on R. F. D. and telephone
lines, for sale by Clarence F. Wyman. -. Lost,
ladies' gold watch chain. Finder will be re-
warded. IL Post cards, local views, birthday
cards, etc., one dozen for 10 cents at the Bel
fast Department Store, As Main street :. See
notice of meeting of State assessors in Bel
fast. Wanted, at The Journal office, girl to
learn to set type. Mrs. Margaret F. Gray
publishes card of thanks. See statements
of the City National Bank of Belfast and the
Searsport National Bank of Searsport. :. Rela-
tives of the late Mrs. E. G. Blanchard publish
a card of thanks. :. The White Cloud Hand
Laundry Co., 67 Church street, invites trial
of its work. :. The City National Bank has
reminder that the Fourth is over and now we
should get down to business.
LIQUOR MATTERS. At the April term of
court, George Forbes of this city was indicted
by the grand jury on four cases for liquor SELL
ing, but he with other liquor dealers at that
time could not be found. 1t now seems that
Forbes has spent most of his time since April
among the islands in a fishing boat and on July
End he arrived in Belfast from such trip in
tending to spend the fourth with friends about
town; but this plan not carried out, for he
was at once arrested by Constable Ellis and
taken to the jail, where he is now held, being
unable to furnish $4,000 bail, the amount in
which he is held for his appearance at the
September term of court. July 4th Deputies
Hurd, Cuddy and Adams with Constable Ellis
went to Liberty village and searched the
premises of Charles Marden and Willis ].
Knowlton for intoxicating liquors. At the
house of Marden barrel containing 40 pint
bottles each full of whiskey and barrel con-
tanning rs gallons of cider We're seized, and at
Knowltons four barrels of cider were taken.
Each were taken before Judge Rogers Mon
day afternoon and arraigned on search and
seizure and charge of maintaining liquor
nuisance. Marden given the usual SEN
tence on the search and seizure, from which he
appealed, and probable cause to hold him for
the September term of court was found on the
nuisance complaint. Being unable to furnish
bail amounting to $500 in both cases he was
committed to jail He got bail tuesday,
Knowlton was arraigned on his two cases and
asked for a continuance of the hearing until
Saturday, July 10th, which was granted. He
furnished 500 bail for appearance at that
time. Sheriff Carleton made seizure at the
E. S. S. Co.'S wharf Wednesday morning of
three barrels of lager beer, each containing 10
dozen pint bottles, and barrel of bottled
whiskey, billed in fictitious names. Yesterday
A. L. Knowlton of the Revere House was be-
fore the police court and held on single sale,
common seller, tippling shop and nuisance. He
appealed and gave bail in the sum of $500.