The Republican journal., 1869-02-18
Local Items. &c.

Capt II. A. Hchborn, Stockton, that at the time
occupied only by Mrs Hchborn and lady friend Their
only resource to scream, which they did efectu
ly to neghbor Politely bidding the ladies
good night the house breakers took to their sleigh and
LETT.
H. E. Pierce publishes circular, asking to be consd-
cred candidate for tho Belfast Custom House. PROBES
Pierce desires the public to understand that this Is
not his card So long the public continue to patron
ize his BARRIERS shop, he hopes not be compelled
circulate hand bills asking fer Office.
Passing through Stockton on Saturday, we observed
large crowd of aborng at woodpie in saving and
splitting the We learned that the occupant of the
house had been long time SICK and that his neighbors
providing fuel for his family They apt to DO
things of this kind in Stockton.
On Monday night the rains descended and the floods
eame rendering streets almost impossible those
foot She next day Such accumulation of "slosh"
fearful to behold. When had become we'll tracked
over, the compound froze hard. making pedestranism
something like walking spikes,
Owing to the storm OF Monday, the Lyceum Lecture
postponed to Monday evening 1t will be by
ExGoY. Crosby. Subject-The Magic Lantern. 1t is
expected that the Governor will conjure interest
ing pictures of the instrument.
Attention Is called to the card of DR.. Lombard who
succeeds Dr. Burgess Dental Surgeon and occupies
rooms over Ii. H. JONnsOn5 store. Ur LOMBARD comes
highly recommended and will doubt give excellent sat
isfaction
The corporators the Penobscot River Railroad the
charter for which is from Bangor to Rockland will hold
meeting for organization In this city, Monday next
The advertisement in another column gives the list Of
corporators
Attention Is csled to the advertisement OF Whitmore
& Clarke's Ministries. who soon perform here.
They have excellent reputation, and comprise fifteen
first class performers.
masquerade balls take place here 10 Pierce's
Hall.
young fell in fit last Saturday, the sidewalk,
near our office, and remained inscnsble some time.
We hear that Col. A W. wdes will deliver a lecture
in our Iyceum course, before its close.
Vessels Built in Waldoboro' District.
The following Is statement Of vessels built
In the District of Wadoboro' during the year
1868, with place and names Of builders;
SHIPS.
Annie Fish Reed, Welt & Co.. Waldoboro 1895 80
Jane Fish, Sam'l Watts &c Co., Thomaston. 1893 81
Ventus Stetson, Gerry & Co.. 8" 1912 Oh
D W Chapman, f Norris Co., Damariscotta 1918 4
BARKs.
Martha Mcneil, Burgess, O'Brien & Co.,
Lizzie vii iams Cobb Wight & Co., Rockland, s27 IL
Nicolas Thayer, John W Small, Thomaston, 5s4 :.
BRIGS.
Lizzie Wyman, AUSTIN Hall & Co., Newcastle, 2s7 73
Edith Hall, Snow, Farwell & Co. Rockland, sS6 90
Rowland Jos Clark & Son, Wadoboro', 233 40
SCHooNEEs.
L W Wheeler Stetson Co., Damarscotta 322 81
Lizzie Carr Walker, Dunn, Simmons & Co.,
Thomasion $50 80
Maggie d Marston, VIM McLoou Co.. Rockland, 253 62
Oliver Jameson, o Jameson & Sons Rockand, 204 n
Oriole, Alfred Storer, Waldoboro' lq9 81
Joseph Fish, William Fish, Waldoboro ls5 SIS
Emma G Verriil, H Verril & Son, Rockand 81 20
Fan mir Raru Th0Do q, M z,l
Edward Morse, Nelson Thompson Co.,
Friendship, 30 rs
Nautilus > IL Foster, Newcastle, 94l
1o,1l9e7
Tonnage built in the Dist. in 1867, 9,074 81
Increase, l,045 16
The annual average amt of tonnage built
in the Disct. from 1860 1865 inclusive $50 9s
And from 1850 to 1859, inclusive, II 24l II
The of tonnage built in the District reached
Its highest point In 1854 when ~ 49 SO tons built
II. A KENNEDY, Dep. Collector.