The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-06
=, NEWS OF BELFAST
FISHERS NOTICE.

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Ae foloS~oppTS At the post offlce.
4RsPOhi snoIScs. At the post office.
STocSToN, 81 At the store Of l. H. W..
yTifyrERFoFi %
wharf. Store of D. J. Dickens;
"CAspfN ,,.,,on Searsport and M. ]. Dow,
+, u'nnrtborized agents to receive sub
Boob'' q. and advertisements
s'iG10 n,,oAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Rarrows shoe factory is working
ls'a', .anacity and turning out 1900 pairs
pip full ca
PEI s,.,,,s Wash, subscriber writes; at is
r,g with my birthplace and l can
TIE 49, few names know in your items"
'''''' .oty residents went to Bangor last
S'l'' the asst excursion for the season
Ihal'-'- ,;,s steamers Belfast and Camden.
:" NO.. Realty Co. has sold for Amos F.
-aF homestead and farm in East Bel
sa' ~ Alex N. Snow of West Brooks
a.. Waldo Granite Co. has received
JUS steel derrick, which will be erect
t1e' ~ ,s-f They have also started their
w :. ar compressor
~ s.s, sharp frost of the season in this
.....-.ss GA sunday night, when ice made
VICE. moss Of window glass. All tender
,.,s.,agr eas Effected
s..s Re.man has bought the Mrs. Mary
1,.,-..r aouse, II Union street Mrs. Pat
make her home with her cousin
w. Jsrsrsou, on Franklin street.
MI. ..-.-.. If granolithic walk on the Main
the Savings Bank building was
~" ,srtav tuesday work was begun on a
We. f. rankin street by the post office
sros.
.... Md. aartion of Telephone Saved
.., v England Telephone Topics
m from The journal concerning
..- -.ra Hsyview House at Ryder's Cove.
ss
-.s.- a.. astine are taking plenty of
ere are no fish farther east.
vessels are waiting all the time
.... .-t Hs ferring bring good prices.
-.r.s for the weir owners.
. 1ie Town Fair at Tranquility
4 -aptenlber 9th, was successful
Il 4~- W so3 the attendance was very
,.-. .- ~as a good showing of stock and
| .,.r --,.. -ts out of doors and in the hall
,.a5.a-, trut and fancy work.
HIM .-ar aapter, D. A. R., will hold
4sr -, meeting for the season with Mrs.
Fag a= East Northport, next Monday
ss-rs Will leave here at $50 and
rfec lfles win be served at $50. All who
ssa 5,-r4 auce are requested to notify Miss
sse 7r rs soon as possible. The regular
tsrsr frs. ne evening will be carried out.
ne -.o.rufal Club at the University of
sms 74s perfected plans for the publication
tanrh raper in the interests of the COL
Esa Agriculture to be called the Practical
Esolir Maine and has elected the fol-
|mg nsd of editors: Editor-in- chief,
Eage Wr.den, II of Vanceboro; business
Easgsr Deering, u of Denmark; asso-
kite editor W. Rowe, '12 of South Paris,
b. jones. 2 of Unity, L. S. Russell, ~ of
hao md r. smith, II of Auburn.
Csg,NG ATTRACTION. We quote as fol-
tw ron a personal letter from Bozeman,
Montana vas Interested to see in The Jour-
Mts ,,- were to have Frank Dixon in the
&Hte course this winter. We heard him here
E year and ne was fine. | remember that he
Ena first augh by explaining very gravely
Ma he was not his brother, the author, but
sgs a.mte little brother" and that, while
hac SAD mat ne was going to write book
sae.ua hat would knock The Spots off Louis
Elsrl be had never seemed to get to it"
The exterior Of the barrel house at the Coe-
'tl7 liant is completed, as well as the
'ttsa extension connecting it with the
fa2t-.liug Quite a number of barrels are
aaly s--4a n the building and the company
NnSa1,s receiving by steamer and by
&'Te various ingredients used in the
Fllia I their we'll known fertilizers.
~ SECS taey were late in getting to ork
Fs to obtain sufficient quantity
Ea''-s . this year they win be prepared
Ore easing demand for their goods,
Aa a'- -nr1ed as second to none
a4- 4-. . NOD The Swan & Sibley Co.
2'g L. q. .ikesbarre and Wyoming first
r'r ughly prepared coal, See prices
A'o.af delivered and put in. After
'aeAfer If prices will be 25 cents per ton
'.s Order Jour coal now. They also have
@AFyad1 mpany's Georges Creek, Cum
al1 goal ard have wood for sale as usual,
Y" Tor iae stove. The Swan & Sibley Co.
WISH t9 impress every one that they are
Ill Inc grain business and are headquarters
assaie If grain, flour, feed and salt.
'-7 'l cur readers will no doubt recall the
7'te' menhaden-betterk known as porgies
We Plentiful off the New England coast
'5ls'' rad porgy factory for trying out
W.T. ''er thirty steamers engaged in SEM
D9s 1Sh were in our harbor at one time
'''is the menhaden have not been seen in
'''7fs but they are reported plentiful this
V Ias North Carroll coast, and more
""'IV0 were caught last week in two
'% carried into Beaufort, where the
'~eA convert the fish into guano and
sFNhg overtime and employing extra
p''aie the extraordinary catches.
'H't DEER. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
aid DIR. and Mrs. E. D. Tapley, who
A'lgnan last week by auto, returned
night bringing one deer, the first re-
'1ee he open time on deer, which be-
'la' at midnight. The deer was dis
t9gg d Coombs' market Monday.
"4ens Neal and Perkins went on duty
4" station Bangor last Saturday, and
igor eommercial says: