The Republican journal., 1872-11-21
Local Items, &c.
News Of the County and Civ

| very independent man on Tuesday lei hi
horse down Main street on the sidewalk.
| There is talk of having but one session Law
| of the city schools during the winter
1t is not sign of drinking for Il man to hay.
| a red nose these mornings.
| About an inch of snow fell on We,nesd.,
| forenoon, but soon melted.
son, and fashionable.
| That mild tipple, lager beer, is freely dis
| pensed in our civ
Young lady clerks are Increasing among the
| stores III our city.
Rampant rowdyism is calling loudly for /.
check again.
| The burning of all the wholesale boot and
| shoe stores III Boston is sending good many
| of the local orders in that line to Portland
| Steamer Cambridge made unusually good
| time ON Tuesday night, arriving here before -
| O'Clock Wednesday morning
The new ship in McGlyery> yard will be
launched early in December, and probably load
| hay for southern port.
The amount of building in Boston and high
| wages attracting thithcr our maSon> and
| carpenters.
| The human remains found at Freedom We
| suspect, We're the ''sulject' Of some doctor,
| dissection, put in the brook to he cenn,rd amt
| not evidence of crime.
Mrs. johnson offers to her customers ana the
public tine new stock of goods in her line. in
Guiding fresh and desirable stock of worsted>
| See advertisement.
! If the plan of digging out and wulling tb.
| muck pond Shall he carried out 1t will convert
| mosquito breeding nuisance into a pretty
| place of resort.
| There has been careful examination of in
Surance policies within a few days Ithas been
| hard to tell whether holders were insured or
| not.
If the contemplated water works shall be
| built, there will be no use for engines along the
line Of the pipe. The head Of the water will
carry it over any building, and it won't get
| tired, either.
| small boy recently made a raid on The
parental pocketbook to the amount of : t.. and
with some companions made large drafts upon
| the markets for guns, cheap watches, nuts aud
| raisins. The festival was cut short by a dis
| covery that the finds waro p,i..ino
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| The lamp-postS in the city are UNDERGOING
| change Th4 one at the corner of Church and
Miller street has been removed to the opposite
angle near d. Lanes house. The fastidious
young men who wait on the other corner for
perImbulating damsels resented the intrusion
of too much hight on the subject, and broke the
SiitsS' A new night j. to be placed at the tJot OF
MANI street near ihc depot
ACCIDENT. On Monday, As four worhmcu
| upon the new schooner in Carter & CO.'S yard.
| were carrying piece of timber on board upon
| their shoulders, the staging gave way under
| them, and Nil fell to the ground one William
| Potte of this city, received serious injuries
| having three ribs broken and the shoulder-bMdc
| badly fractured The other- were slightly m
| ured but resumed work
| MAN Losr OVERHEARD. At five O'Clock on
| Tuesday morning, when the steamer katahIiu
| from Boston for Blngor, was on Dis Island. g,
man fell or jumped overheard. and was drown
| rd Who he was. or how h. r,nnp N In, ,v,t,.,.
cannot b. ..srcrt,ineJ AT tb,t finn. .,.,., al
distress from a>tprn wa given, the ,tp.tpr,y44
| Immediately stopped and two boats lowered
| one in charge of the mate Mr. Sanders and tn
| other in charge of Mr. Pierce, baggage maStrr
| A passenger informs Us that the boats were in
the water in five minutes, from the tir~t alarm
Capt. RoX directing the course OF the boats
| from the upper deck. During long and
thorough search they could discover nothing ot
! the missing man A boy " hu wa, in the saloon
saw man wearing light pants 90 out to the
after deck lust before the alarm. And 4 brown
cloth hat with the ton Of tbt. crown ~rwed i'm
quarters wa, CounJ nm tb,. ..ut A I.,d. >ybn
Ey in her berth in th cabin s, th.n sn In,y,.r-
mo himself dawn from, I'm. ,,,,,,,r L. tin b
lost nj. hold and wont .oyr. -t.,r,hot th.
PASSENGER LIST and ,,Iliug t lin. rnIl t.iI.j +,
show any one MISSING The man ,y.,> In.t ,,l4lN
bv his own fault. Nothing more could have,
been done bv the officers or crew of the kYt,h
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made chairman and W. f. BirkfnrI Secretary
Remarks were made by Axel lfavlorl, Charles
Baker, Reuben Siblev. Mayor Marshall, and
others. all flyorine the plan. provided I'm. sun
ply of wafer is sufficient. can't. Baker. who
investigated the whole subject while Chief
Engineer 4 few Years aga, said tAr .,lrA of the
pond is over an 'ocre with ;m average l,,pth OF
three feet. the bottom heing hard clay. The
basin is in considerable part filled with muck
which can be easily removed, and Is valuable
enough to pay for the cost. The pond is f.d hy
springs. and has never been dry at any timp
The distance to Custom IIOusp SuuarA is IlG