The Republican journal., 1872-04-18

james G, Cummings Liberty
Daniel d. Cushman, Burnham
Erastus u. Freeman Nor+hnort
thaFies Gldden, Freedom.
Gershom iiamlin. Brooks
George {. Harding, Belfast.
sUPERNUNFRARIFs
Hiram Wing Sea,smont
William Furbush NoutSilie
Gilman Mason, MOutViie.
/ The friends of Mr.. aud Mrs, Carman, of
severe atlliction they have sustained III the sud
den death Of two Of their children, last week,
by diptherea. Mrs. Csrman formerly resided
IN our city. and his since passed several sum
/ merS here
A. the workmen were blasting the founda-
ton of the shoe factory Monday. large piece
/ Of timber was blown upwards falling on the
/ roof of j. y. Stewards shop. A few minutes
( afterwards John was visible on the roof W it'll
hammer and saw repairing. damages. What
goes up must come down"-except prices
/ The Home Insurance Company Of New York,
through its agent Miles s. Staples. have paid
Mrs. johnson the sum of $500. the full amount
OF her policy for her loss 10 the ire at Monroe
which occurred Feb. sth, DESTROYING the store
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airy.
| The mud Is drying up quite fast in our streets,
and travelling in town is very good, though out
/ In the country the roads are quite bad The
weather for the last week has been pleasant,
/ and really looks a. though our city gardeners
could soon begin to put in their garden sass"
| We are indebted to Mr.. Fl 5. Parker for
some OF the largest and handsomest white perch
ever taken from the waters of Quantebacook
Il used to be thought that these fish couldn't be
/ taken in the early spring. but anglers have
/ come TO use very enticing ways.
Jere Written, the popular dancing master,
proposes the opening of sn afternoon Dancing
school in Perce's Hall, for all classes, April
18th. 1t l. unnecessary to say ANYTHING in
praise Of his schools, they speak for them
selves.
SHORT CAKE. This is Fast Day-see Gov.
Perham's adrertiSeme Mt IN another coumn......
Notwithstanding the lateness Of the Spring, it
/ Is thought that 4th Of July Will come about As
early this year as usuai.....L1bs are re-
failing in our market at seven cents per pound
including skin and legs. The public schools
's'lliiHtuttf4 uI houildF Kew. Mr.. w ltSOu,
who projected. and through whose influence
the Methodist meeting house was built, WAS in
+ our city last week. He is al present located in
( Michi2an...... Rev. W. o. Thomas was the re-
ciplent Of q donation party at the Baptist YES
Try one evening last week....The Janitor
has cleared the ice and filth from the side
walk about the Custom House...Tha muInos
are prevalent in town.. Rev Mr.. knaDn or
the Unitarian Church. Bangor, exchanged with
Rev D. W. Utter last sunday....If the locals
this week should "chance to fall below Demos
themes or Cicero" don't view them with crit
res eye, but remember the editor is sick. ana
drop tear for the victim who has undertaken
to get them up."..We learn that there is quite
call for board from people from the cities who
desire to spend the summer here...... Robins
are getting 10 be drug in the market. There
Is 2 cross-eyed house eat in this citv-n 1t how
ever. one Of the kind that goes back on rats
that John l.. Hall sung 10 Us sbout...... Rev.
Robert Collyer, of Chicago lectured on ..ce3r
grit Wednesday....D Pendleton leotured at
Freedom. Thursday evening-,ubiect Com
mon Salt'-we understand that ii had quite 4
SAVIOR to it,. Part Of the noon train run of The
track twice between Burnham and here last
frday-no damage...".T There has been good
deal of sobriety in town r the last week-"s
new broom sweeps clean,' Sc.....A story Is
told OF a person who applied to the City Agency
for little spirit, and the usual inquiry if it was
wanted for medicinal purposes was varied a
little by the Captains assistant who asked if il
was wanted for neohdntcu purposes "Ies,
said the man, Il want TO move barn"
Eugene Mcdonald, who was so long connected
with Mr.. Hervey here, has moved to R5ckland.
where he ls engaged in the iiewelry business
we wish him success.....Our people are genar-
ally rejoicing at the prospect of soon being able
to do without furnace fres.....We saw some
buds OF the trailing arbutus or mavfower gath.
cred from under the snowbank-ther looked =
little ahead OF the season......We are favored
now with small quantity Of moon.. People
complain Of apples rotting badly this winter.
The gas pipe froze up last week in front of Geo.
Wells house on Church street. but Mr.. Pierce
gave il al emetic with q barrel Of bot water.
which opened its pores very soon......The Rev
enue cutter Dobbln, which is stationed at Cas-
tine, paid y visit TO our city Monday ILL.,. Court
set Tuesday; what will be hatched remains ia
be seen.