The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-04
Local Items, &c.
News Of the County and CITY.


tiles will be casting about for another location,
the people OF Belfast have resolved to present
the advantages which this city offers a. per-
manent abiding place for that institution. our
city is well located. healthul. accessible by
Steamboats, and railroad. and with no possible
disadvantage for such an institution. The Bel
fast Academy building, a brick edilice, well To-
lated, and which small outlay will render eX-
rtllent for the accommodation of the school,
will he rendered to the state. The location
with respect to other schools OF the kind in the
State should also have weight in favor of Bel
last. One is already established in the western
part of the state, at Farmngton-the Belfast
school will accommodate the central portion
and the third at some future day will be a fix
lure at Calais, Houlton, or some other point In
ihe east Taking into account I'LL these con
,lderationS. no place in the State can present SO
>lrong arguments in support Of a claim for the
hool a. Belfast
The bench and bar have no right to keep good
Jukes to Observation-Disclosures we relate little
occurrence which has occasoned some quiet fun
% the legal circles Of this baiiwick The Of
lcia reporter has been accustomed to abide,
curing sessions, At popular boarding house.
which also furnishes stated refreshments for
naoheloI clergyman. 1t CHANGED that the house
WAS 80 crowded previous TO the present session,
that the only assignment possible for the said
aOuTt Official was to share the roomy apartment
IF the clergyman, which the latter assented to
- temporary measure. Imagine the conster
nation which reigne3 in that household when
Ia a.,
HE shape OF A demnre Young lady
Al the meeting of the City Government, on
Monday, it was discovered that by an ordinance
ot the city the Mayor has authority to appoint
special police for any case which in his iadg
ment demands 1t. We suggest that il there is
any further out-croppng of rutiianlsm he make
the appointment of proper man a detective,
who shall act secretly until be has collected
evidence TO convict the scoundrelS. Then let
them be punished to the fullest extent OF the
sw. After that. order will reign
On Monday there We're at least haIt dozen
runaway horses in the streets at various times,
4nsed by the nuisance Of ayalanches from the
house tops. While Mr. Parker OF the livery
stable ami Mr.. Wilson, the railroad contractor,
We're sitting in a sleigh, indulging in little
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The Belfast Livery ompany had some ex-
ferienec with horse thief last week. ON
flesi4y - man who gave his name AS Cutler,
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I'D which the ,.sr,o b..,l anna f,r,,,..r1
Int ON hoard Mr. R,rrill 81 slor,,1o1,a,, .',
Also here ~, Toes l.r 1a,n an'ra Fo'''.'
eorn which is going forward for him. 4 cargo
u corn 10 ". G. Marshall j, discLarging. y
t0rtioH OF which will 20 over the road. Timber
lor the vessel frames cat th, winter has heo,ln
20 come forward. Ab5nt four carloads a dav
' potatoes are brought this way, but the scant
'fop Of hay affords bat little freight Of that
klnd, while last Year It was large
TyCrt>f The committee. r-aro. .,i,.,,,.,i,,toa
IN mat beir,. o,Ia f., o,,,,r,,,,,. go.
,asl ar NJ NJ U-;11o+. 80 1Jo-.st,,-l..,
WHO had been engaged, could not come in con-
--4uener Of the death Of his Two children They
hope. however. TO be able to complete the
curse to the satisfaction Of all concerned.
some changes have been made IN the Cont
Room since the last term. The Clerks desk
has been lowered. so that functionary comes A.
most down 10 the level Of common folks. and
the Failings have been removed from the front
ut the jury seats and the places OF spectators.
ING changes are good ones.
Rev. b. A. Chase of Newport, K. l.. former
" chaplain Of the Fourth Maine Regiment will /
lecture al the Methodist Vestry. on Saturday
evening next al half past O'clock. Subject
Army Life in the Fourth Maine Regiment.
SUICIDE. Mrs. Lovina, wife of Levi Mathews.
Jr., of Lincolnve, hung herself on Sunday
last, in the barn, with Il halter. She was As
wears Of age, and leaves two children. Mrs !
NJ had oeeh SUBJECT 10 attacks OF insanity.
The Prog. Age is enterprising as gatherer
OF news. It has displayed telegraph headin G,
under which Is a compendium Of the news OF
'H' 'o"p'i! WIG" y 'are'ully, Jndlclousiy'
anu A' great ''lSsofeo from us ex-
Vhahgts!
Last week, Mr. W hlte, at he Phenix House,
slaughtered three hogs, each two years old,
"mch welgned individually 40, $40 and 500
80 F',''','' n'i Is VAST
'' upon 'iie pen
Dr. a. W. Pollard, OF Massachusetts, whose
'i' t'''''i'0n' Vi '"iious 0hfohlc
i''9 ''Neii iooi''' al tiie american
houSe' where lie may De consulted. some OF
,4isoovot1 and ,,rosori,,o, o,,,,, NV w.,
noi Is 'Aiieu u 'ne advertisement OF