The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-03-20

Opportunity given last Saturday morn
ing before Judge knowlton to the consignees
whose names appear of four cases Of liquor
seized at the steamship wharf by Sheriff
Cushman and deputies. to claim their goods
The cases were marked as follows. A. Staples,
case containing 10 gallon, rum; W. Winters, TO-
gallons whiskey; G .Tibbetts, 10 gallons whiskey
c. Brickley, 10 bottles whiskey. No one
appeared to claim the stuff.
Last Friday night the dead body of Judson
Colburn, aged IS years, was found in the barn
of L. c. Rankin of Linconville, by whom he
had been employed. Mr.. Rankin had been
away during the day and returning at night
found Colburn dead in the barn. No marks
were found on his body and as he was subject
to fits death no doubt resulted from natural
causes Coroner Coombs who is confined to
his home by illness, was called up by telephone
and when advised of the circumstances decid-
ed that an inquest was unnecessary.
Seaside Spiritual society was ably served
by it's president, Frank R. Strout, Sunday,
March, 10th. The young speaker charmed his
audience with his psychic gifts, and many con-
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Mr.. Strout for his truthful messages and his
! faultless sermon in the evening. the subject of
which was "Rebirth of the Spirit" Sunday,
March 23rd, the Easter service will be conduct
ed by local mediums of this city. Thursday
evening, March Goth. there will be a business
meeting in Knowlton's hall and all members
are invited to be present as much business is
/ al phoSep for the
State convention which convenes In Augusta.
May 18th and 18th.-Secretary.
New ADVERTISEMENTS The Dlnsmore
Store extends Easter greetings. Easter comes
early this year. but the Dinsmores began to
prepare for it more than six months ago, and
are prepared-and never before quite so fully
to show all the advance styles and shapes
for spring-and summer as well. See their
window display and don't forget that the Dins-
more grade of rubbecs will stand off many a
cold and wear we'll. And, by the way. don't
forget that the Hoeproof stockings are sold
only at The Dinsmore Store This is the
time of year when wall paper is IN demand,
and Garlic & Jones have over 10000 rolls IN
stock which they propose to turn into money
as fast they can, and have marked down
the prices. Call and see samples, which are
marked in plain figures. The Ford season has
opened and earle & Jones have already made
number of sales of this popular car -. James
H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, has the latest
novelties for Easter. Beautiful new goods in
every observation-disclosures, suits, waists gloves
and neckwear :. earle & Jones will have an
Easter opening Friday and Saturday, March
2lst and 22nd, when they will take pleasure in
showing the latest fashions in suits, coats,
dresses and skirts, novelties in wool, silk, linen
and cotton dress goods, Easter neckwear and
Easter gloves. 1.-The New York Bargain
Store, Colonial Theater block, will have
spring opening Thursday. March 20th of the
lat est models in ladies', misses and chlldrens
spring and summer coats, suits, dresses and
millinery. Open evenings. 90. Harry W Clark
& Co., the Main street clothiers, sell the popu-
lar Guyer hats; also new shirts, new ties, new
Kuppenhemer clothes for men and new Wild
ow Jones clothes for boys. You will find at
the H. NJ Black store, Main street. fine line
of new Easter gloves, neckwear and hosiery, /
dainty spring and summer waists, up-to date
muslin underwear and new style white skirts
and dainty colored seersucker night robes.
Dwight F. Palmer, Masonic Temple, has an
elegant line of neckwear, hosiery, gloves, /
Shirts hats, caps, etc. All new goods and up |
to-the-minute in style. ae sells the Lam son
& Hubbard hats. Special Easter sale of
Fownes' gloves at James H. Howes' next Sat
urday night at special price of SO cents. Regu-
lar price 81 25. -. There will be an Easter open
ing at The Home of Good Values, 2 Main
street, Saturday, March 22nd. New spring
wearing apparel for men and boys, new spring
hats, underwear, hose, etc. Special attention
to mail orders to be delivered by parcel post.