The Republican journal., 1873-01-09

I tbl1lt HtIt'ltiIN MAVEN az Ntt VI inc ItlSt
amount of produce that is shipped weekly from
tins cty 10 Clrvcr's lIarbor. Wcnoliced some
at the articles recently GONG Oh board the
packet Z. NJ. Bonnie Besides hay, brick and
wood there were 200 pounds OF butter with
InrnipN. potatoes and they say on auction
bills "other things loo numerous to mention"
capt. Burgess i doing i fine business as he
purchases his own cnrgoc> and makes one or
Two trips per week.
Mr.. Norton, the new -htrii of This county, has
made the following appointments OF deputies.
j d. Tucker, Liuaolmille; Samuel Richards,
Liberty Joseph Ham, Jackson; John NJ. Snow,
Wiuterport; Josiah Niekerson, Swanville. The
sheriff will in the spring occupy the residence
.,tttvhed 10 the Jail. until which time Mr. Cal
iernood VI i'll remain as jsiler
There were 10 deaths IN Belfast last year, Or
one to every "a OF population. Longevity in
he Waldo civ must be very great. Bangor
commercial.
That Belfast is very healthy place, is further
Atestcd by The fact that in the list of deaths for
1872 are the names of six persons bearing the
ages of S0, 81. 81, 81, %, and 95 We doubt if
a like case can he found.
ON "Wednesday morning on Nam street. a
horse belonging TO 4. w. Pitcher ran away with
The Sleigh attached. and made furious charge
aong High street, around the Court House,
md past The post office, dragging the sleigh on
IL side Several Sleighs Were struck and dam
tged, III one Of which Capt. Harrison Mahoney
tad q narrow escape from INJURY. Pitchers
sleigh wa >tr2Wn impartaIlv along the route.
:, ,o1
alton OF Timothy Chase Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Ma>0n~, Jan. ID, the following We're
ly,ted off er> for the ensuing year-I.. w.
r,ulleton, ". NJ; \. f. Fernald, >. w; Geo.
Is Quimbv, j. w; II. II. Forbes, Treasurer;
lliu ". Haraden, Secretary; Richard II.
Moody. 8. D.; J. G.. Townsend. j. d. The
unuai meeting OF PheniN Lodge for the choice
No officers occurs on the 18th inst
ELEGANT PGClURFs. Mr.. Tutte, of this
ly-l- eNreutng photographic, pictures by Lam
SONS Patent Photo-porrelain process. This
lAeihad recently invented, gives a peculiarly
.u mi delicate shading to the photographs.
'n4t renders Them very attractive. Some Of
NE PICTURES of young ladies taken by The Lam
-oH process are exhibited by Mr. futile, and
7fD exceedingly beautiful and artistic. Call
tt4 see hi~ specimens.
Ro>Sclj q. Lewis thus relates the experience
III uue ol his vessels About the first of Novem-
.tr w. oale the -ehr Forest Queen for Prov
H rtovn, Mass. Not hearing anything for a
1ug time concerning her whereabouts, he de-
patched an agent to look her up. On arriving
# Proyincetown he found the Captain, solomon
Marshall dead, all the freight money appropri-
.iel. the vessel out of stores and things wrong
-G-rdiv. They buried The captain there. and
he vessel viii be taken home
Mr.. Calderwood, the retiring Sheriff, gives
tile following lail statistics Of Waldo County
tgr the four YEAR that he has kept the ''boald-
ing house on the hill Number committed in
1863 was -; Tor crime 6s. for debt 9. In 1870,
crime 81, debt 3. In 1871, 53; crime 40,
1e't l3. In 1872, b; crime D. debt :. Sent
N Statc Prison i'll 1869, 4 1870, s. none in the
Itst two wears. Committed fer intoXca!ion in
SO, 10; $50, II; 1871, 6; 1872, .. In jail in
luuary /, 1873, .; of these for selling liquor /
.ar.eny, ,; assault =.
"A report came from Bath that a Belfast lady
VISITING there had been taken with small pox
n proved untrue, ANA had a curious origin.
II
Kitchen department run by a girl of such altrac-
IONS That several young men bestowed their
leisure evenings upon her baSking in her smiles
ma the warmth Of the kitchen fire. The lady
NJ The house was obliged to issue proclamation
f,rbidding counting ON the premises. One of
Tie Aau- has something 10 do with the railroad
aud tNrressed his opinion by mailing one of the
rtd danger signals 10 the front gate where ii
Aapued al LAY in The breeze. Hence the report
9f pestilence,
The Belfast Weekly Advertiser makes its bow
iu The public This week. 1t is very neatly
printed sheet, small in size, but large enough to
antain good variety OF interesting matter.
Mn BDardman has many Of the qualifications
'Hl n successful editor, and he has reason to be
tr1Gd Of hi first appearance in that capacity
The Advertiser announces that it will be indie
,tuient in ali matters and like papers of that
la~~ VIII take on habit OF pitching in here
aud There, a. inclination may suggest. 1t viii
doubtless, is we have before suggested. incline
20 support the national administration. Geo.
" Burgess Publisher.
Nn Monday, jeremiah FiaQg was before the
iolinc Court for assault and battery on John f.
Robinson, and was sent TO Jail for thirty days.
ihis was 4 continuation of the amputatel ear
4>e mentioned last week. jeremiah attempted
lo ne married At the house of his intended, sis
irr nt the complainant, but the family Directing,
hr look the young lady to a Justice of the Peace,
ho liked it up at once. When Mrs. F. went
home to get her clothes, they fastened her up
stairs. and She WAS obliged to Jump out the
window. Then came the brother with the com
Aint for assault, and the bridegroom, from
Hehind the jail CRATES, pours forth the amenta-
Tons OF jeremiah, Verify, the way to matri-
ntnial bliss is steep aud lhorny.
ALONG THE WHARVFs Hay continues to
te shipped IA large quantities. Woods Mathews
= Baker are loading the brig Josie A. Devereux
tuI Charle~ton, s. e. She will take about 100
tpu~.....-E- A. C,derwood has loaded the SCH
witch of the Wave for Boston, with 30 tons of
lay. aud 20 900 brick from Perkins yard in this
'iy....,.Srhr>. VIM. q. Eddie, Nolant and p. NJ q.
Bonnie have loaded hay for Caryer's Harbor
g Pitcher 4 son have shipped a quantity of
hng 10 the i>lands."...The potato trade il about
omlt ncing in earnest. Mr.. Morrow is load
.H- >chr. Alyarado for Boston, bringing them
"NtT the road from Knox Station. He is paying
i'lin u cents to 50 cents per pushel.... .Schr
7 A. Colc0rd, from New York. is discharging
rargo of corn at Lewis wharf for Pitcher &
'Iorham
After long and lingering illness, of con-
sumption, A. 5. Luce, Esq, died on Jan. 81,
Ut the aye OF 30 years. Mr.. Luce was "a native
NO Monroe, read law in the Office of w. Fl. Nc
Leilan Esq. and was admitted to the bar about
'wo years ago, since which time he has practiced
la the office of NJ. 5. Staples, Esq. He was a
nteIaber OF The 18th Maine Regiment of volun-
feer>. sad while in the service lost the use of
one leg. Mr.. Luce was an honorable man. and
gave promise of being useful member Of the
profession, and his early death is sadly regretted.
Hls funeral was largely attended by numerous
friends the profession and the Mas onc Frater-
uliy OF which he member, who followed
In remains To their last resting place. We
understand that hi> life was insured for 30 .OOO
The supreme Judicial Court, Chief Justice