The Republican journal., 1873-01-23

ltA N.Nt commenced To ftnlcnlSn tnS WOou |
shel> npon jhs Belfast Branch Of the railroad,
i've carloads coming in on Tuesday. They
0.nSrme a''oni $40 cords yearly at this station.
Another 1tor from FX-Goy Crosby will he
0ua3 apou the outside Of to-day paper. We
publish ore "a week during his stay At
-nth
a F.nrfaor citizen, wearing huge par OF
Uwot suectaces and Juggling away at a
-I-- ipe. was passing Cooks market on
IH.~ iaV. Whcu now slide from the roof de-
nle' hnrrhira Him iufo the street. and de-
1~luc II hs' amt ei>>e> under the snow.
liz Aeut bod ct h.s pipe. and after putting to
determine that 70 was moi out. calmly proceeded
-r4lg itr hI, eyes.
Nlna-, a>; Mr. John Hara,len celebrated
- r1 al,h dal, by inviting those of her
.4.llren. erau3 children and great grand chill
.t wAo 1are in town. to take tea and pass
ta evening with her. Fonr generations We're
presented ~ The table Mrs. John Harden
Mr. L. T. Qulmbv. Mr. John H Quimby and
t4~l. Willie Quinhy. The united ages ofthe
.lr were up wears. There was another branch
DE family that also represented four genera
1n~. hul were unable TO he present, As part
-s N1n- elsewhere
HAVE WE GOLD MINES AMONG US: Mr..
ul-A huowlton. OF Northport, recently sub
u.rei 20 tol. Chase Of the city. a paper con-
-lrue qusutty of >nining particles. which
e,rs t4Aeu from the ero, of a tame duck killed |
-ae s ou AZ place The test. showed the |
-f-l.e be- pure sold, amounting to about |
I,alf tI,at
MANNED VS. secured Mr. knowlton says
a-l the fall he opened some bitches through
.rIn- and in doing dug through gravel
.-l rotten luartz. such a. in his mining ex-
-tllenc- .u tailtorns he should have called
Tes good showing for gold. And in those
f.Ae> 1I> du, IL were accustomed 10 swim and |
VINO Al tell what richie, our neighbors |
h4,- under their feet
Aru~. WH4RvES Tuesday the wharves |
inu-lp activity. hay and potatoes
lsaa.. losing The chief articles of export. |
f remains scarcity oil vessels for the
Ale. oar harbor remains as free
l July, and predict lively
.Ai> department Potatoes are not |
rival a~ rapidly A. in former seasons. |
rNftytel to he more lively rs the |
-.-a adv.ure~. Woods. Mathews y Baker
a4|-l three ~yhoouer- with hay-two, the |
a.A = Ial ami II. +. Blai>dcll for Charleston, |
ui he 'hr. A. NJ. Chadwick for Bati |
.."e. rafr, rsrEop~ Of hay and produce have |
-.4e ~ C.r,er> Harbor by schrs z. VI. Bonnie, |
Hll. % Eldir ana senator. Emery Calder |
..oi : l's,iug the Fannie and Edith with hay |
-.t ri.h '5r Boston, The latter coming from
.HI. ..F4 in ~. t45fN Nj, i n.l
~.hr ! p Merriam with potatoes for Bos-
.l rtchrr a Gorham the >chr. Emma Lin |
aai fnr Baltimore, and Swan 4 Siblev schr.
TO- d. ArrS for Boston. Pitcher 4 Son are dis
lsr9ins --ir. Chase of = largo Of stove coal,
frlu Pnrl Johnson, \. j.
LN,H-N LECTC RF. The lecture of Tuesday |
-uu4 Was 9y Rev. Mr.. WtlIets of Philadel-
1a The subject had been announced as The
Nule Wifi Nm on taking the platform he said
a.- ne was moi prepared with that lecture, as
mad not been informed nv his agents that it |
ns, expected The one that he had, entitled
NJ ,1u~hino" was the freshest, and designed |
follow sunshine, delivered here last winter.
Ioou~hue treats of the illusions OF life, in all
-.tartGleHt>-lho~e OF childhood, manhood and |
d, .mamh,oi The lecturer handled The subject
~ mastery manner illustrating with ahund-
san aueciote. story and wit. Some of his stories
-,re o.i ones. bat has manner of telling made
--el An good new. The audience was de-
lifted from beginning 10 end. We intended
make i sketch of The lecture. but our notes
Ael SO cold. lacking the engaging manner
ll language of the speaker that we fear to at
5ua II The next lecture will he Feb. 9th, |
fS-iruk ,b-1nlerlain SubIpct-The Rat |
-.- ai tTc1ty~hurg.
STOCKTON.
Nr H. Partridge. "A native of Stockton, was
-- uilv drowned a, Humboldt Bar, on the
Hsr.ir coast tv falling overheard from steamer
I.ru4-+a \ san Francisco paper gives the
15eiug account o. the sad affair
While ~he Wa. crossing the Humboldt Bar,
IS m Wa quite rough, sudden lurch threw
T. a, ! ~ ne ,,r~ h;cb
..'.. r.rn from il fl>tenings. and carried away,
tImutlnS Mr.. Partridge 10 iaii INTO the sea.
.. MN. "a o. ,n' i,' va ~,
i ,br4v IN. lead line 10 the unfortunate man
wha seized hold ot it, bat the speed at which
,,.I ~, lar II t ltn ',,d ~ aGi
l. soon ~ can't. Thorne learned what had
a4.lFned. he put the ship about and done all
-,...1rv.f,,nr boiIr> TRYING 10 rarover The hodv
rui va unsuccessful. The flag of the Olympia
4 Y IT, ' nal- 'iiast ees'eI.S III [uspeDo 10
tra III. a na,iv.s ot Stocl[4on Maine agad "a
,elrs, and leaves an invalid wife and, we be-
.'Ne. Nv" children IN TINS cry. lie was for
III 'S iii',' ~ .le dh,e,
hutchinson He wa, widely known in this
IL among merchants and shippers, all OF whom
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