The Republican journal., 1873-05-22
News Of the County and City.


Planting season causes dali times in the
streets.
BE. Wells is out again, after severe attack
of eryspelas of the face.
Capt. Brackets new vessel i, to he :, brig,
not three masted schooner.
Gardeners have commenced measuring their
garden crops. Riggs has potatoe, one foot in
height.
The Brooks Farmers Exchange came out
with half sheet last week, and announced
that the publication is to be suspended.
Gov Crosby arrived home on Saturday,
much improved IN health by his extended
Southern trip, and in better spirits than he has
been for long time.
The city authorities will run a free ferry from
the railroad depot across the river. from A
NJ, TO 2. NJ, during the period in which the
bridge is being repaired.
Owing TO the low course of tides the new
schr. Lillian did not launch from Carriers var
as announced last week. She will remain unttl
| the tides are fuller
MeSSrs. Anderson ana Wilde, Railroad com
missioners, accompanied by Sup't. Lincoln
were in our city on Tuesday making An ex-
animation of the Belfast ranch.
Mr.. Ellis, who recently bought old Washing
ton Hall, is engaged in making 4 nice building
of It, by raising it several feet and putting
good store on the ground floor
| 1t will be seen by the paragraph concerning
hay, what snug sum the Maine Central might
have realized in freight had they been disposed
to transport the same at s. per ton
We saw our neighbor Bumil looking with fl
woetnl Nisage at his newly painted fence. An
army of tiles descending upon ir. had become.
entanSled in the paint, making it look like a
case OF the small pox.
The worst sold man in this city is the chrl.
who drank Il large quantity of purple ink from
| bottle which h. supposed contained btter~.
On taking dose OF steel pens he ha, felt write.
| inside ever since.
| Sewell Patterson, who runs the city ferry. on
saturday last carried across the river j4l per-
sons. Beltasters excel IN the manly art OF
sitting in the stern of boat and heing rnwet
over the sea.
George Quimb5 fthe firm of rote Il yuimby.
attracted considerable attention ON Wednesday
by wearing white band on his beaver. Being
interviewed on the subject George ,aii be ,v.t,
in mourning for his business partner. who WAS
married on that day in Boston.
Yesterday the weather was oIorions Tho
sun shone warmly, swallows dlrted and t,vit.
tered in the air, dandelions held M thefrlpliow
blossoms TO the light, and thr naples -uonA
their Young leaves in the breeze. ~ur ~, -um.
mer is here at last.
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| the course of Il few hours li,biur FRIDAY.
lLree M "' ms victims were foot in length
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Ihe house and barn of Richard II. Smaia, Of
'u' '''"' port was oeN''"''u Dy uir "s' sun
,"7'' =" '''' = I''S' i''oH ol li' '"N''uft
any, '''' iN."7 'ooIH' 'h' uI' TOOK ON Ih' f"".
''''' 'i' ,''ii'.9 0S 'aN'"E ~ apleal'
" e' "'''' I'll 7'''''' nA'- Il" insurance
1t is suggested that Il line site for new hotel
NAV be made OF the Old Angler House, from it,
southern limits to the Court House. 1t would
oe a'nlif"ply 'ocaleo on TWO StreetN' ana in =
H9iS uesifapie part oi the city Lei those VINO
'le "'''''iE li'e ih'feh o' Improvement thmN "i
this.
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mttee of five was chosen tn lay out pro-
gramme and solicit subscription, tor a Fourth
OF July eeIebratlon one thousand dollars Is
'"e inquire AROUND "n'ch thr't eNo'taht 'hlir'-
patlons reyoINe. We >hoHd -ay THAT 5l0oo
JuoiclouNF eNpehurd "ouIu produce consider
'oie Jo''i"''''''"-
there are stilI trout within easy reach ot ,ie
city Tor those who know how to catch !hen..
Last week. Mr. Augustus CoIhum wsnt an
loot to stream in the neighborhood, ant re-
have seen for ;, lone, time Rnt f,r .,,..,.. ,,.
must give to the hqit tbt n.,,1ri,, r,.,o.na,i-,
which bsIong. tn tl, l,,, .,,,,ro.
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