The Republican journal., 1873-01-23
Local Items, &c.
News of the County and City.

S. L. Milliken, Esq, lectured at Dsnariscotta
last week on the subject OF ''Aristocracy."
Isaac Fl. Darby was fined 81 and costs by the
| Police Court for being drunk and disorderly.
| On Monday we counted sixteen horse and OK
| teams on the square with wood and hay. 1t
| required sharp navigating to get 10 the post
| office.
| Peter w. Aver. of Unity, has been elected
one of the trustees of the State A gricultural
Society
| The thaw of last week. follow ed by the slice
| of Saturday, make nice sleighing for a few days.
| and our streets are lively.
| 1t is a sin for persons to allow slippery side
| walks in front of their premises. We hope all
who do so may repent in sand and ashes.
Steamer Katahdin, due on Saturday morning,
did not arrive unit Monday, having been de-
| tanned by bad weather.
| young girl in MontviIle, who recently lived
in this city, has given birth to a mulatto child
The colored troops continue to fight nobv.
A young man in search of work was heard to
remark, "when fellow can't get MORN one
| day work in a week, its mighty encourage
Gus"
| The ice harvest has commenced The season
so far has not been favorable to ice gathering,
owing to the large amount Of snow that la,
| fallen.
Our streets were in a dangerous condition
from ice last week several persons were injured
by slipping down. some Of them, we are sorry
to say, were moved to swear about H.
The officers ofthe Phoenix and Timothy Chase
lodges We're privately installed at Masonic Hall
| on Thusday evening, by II. L. Kigore d. d
| G. NJ.
| Nh. Written will give grand Exhibition
Ball, on Friday evening. at Hayford Hall which
promises to be one Of the most attractive affair
of the kind ever held in the civ
The G treat American D0ughnut Eater ha-
been sataed for once. A. It recent ~ociabe he
was presented with Il doughnut which in IL ex-
| tension and twists emulated a BARRIERS pole OF
the first magnitude.
Mr.. Cook has some yenison at his market IL
was brought by Mr.. Wentworth nom urland
| where twelve deer were last week ailled The
| deep snow and sharp crust rendered It easy TO
oyertake aud kill them.
A case of yariood has appeared II the brick
| house, where the young man mentioned last
week is sick, John B W4diu wae taken with
| symptoms which Indicated the .isorder. bui
'"eS oeNe'oped lhl' fh'uln''Hm' murh TO hl~
| relief.
now .cboo,or b.. .,...,, ...,.,,,..,,. g..
be huilt mi. ..a,o,, r,r ,'.,', t,l., l-',,.a,..
and ia he o,,,,ad Ia, ~, G. ,l:
Rros Hoyav 10 .,d,.u,oc- .to,,..,Itat,..,,
bv O. p Carter & r., and d,i.,..I d., ,.,r,
This makes six that l,rt4, ,,.,- no, aI.,.,'..,
tract.
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slaigb ,ool. grioht AMI .,a.,o.1 II. ,,.. ..-1,
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sIaiab ,,,,i,,.+ d. -,,,,,..,,,.t
| .l,i,.h ;., .,oi.t
mast ruo.,,+ lu,+',,v
The drizzling weather of THURSDAY made
business extremely dull on the streets hut the
monotony was relieved in the Hernoon Icy au
CONSISTING, Of t,yo horse. ,,,. ..i,.,,.,
hornoss nno ho.., ,.,,,,'I,. 49,. 80,
Ames of mis- city far sioo .rLa,,,ti,,,. t,.,r
CoIo IF r.l.-o, f,,. -,n ,,,t....,,..,., i.-,
ar 70 rrho,,... t,o,.,,,I.t. '.rp.oi 200 ~.
=" ~ notI''9 ''S h'l'9 Oh h''"h" I'r 500"
| and the harness to Thomas Logan on Belfast
| En,a,s.,,, ,7;uo, ,,c r2u,-r.. ,.,,,,.-I., a.
far .alo ,,.l C,t..rI,- l,.,.,. ,.... .........
| oopar.
|
very pous young man, after putting TWO
| spoonstul Of sugar INTO his cup Of ten and not
finding the desired sweetness fell IN ,,,r-i,.,
the SUGAR dealers for ,l,,ta,.,i,,, ,,,, .r.i,l.
He was led to taste the same when H.. f,,,,,, /,
to be snow-a little Joke Of hi, better half He
failed 10 it in that light and ,ay- ifthe thing
| hapl ems again he will emigrate
|
into store and stood pensiycly concentrating
| the large and varied stock. Suddenly he stove
| tunnel above his head, impelled by what Gail
Hamilton calls " the deprayity OF nanim4te