The Republican journal., 1873-07-17
News OF the County and CITY


Farmers were never blessed with better bsv
tug weather
Next winters coal is being dumped At tb
toors OF citizens.
'howder parties on the shore of the bav ar,
popular lust now
New apples, properly called cholera bullets
so IN the market.
'oburn is now wrestling with his second
rpp OF currant worms.
carter Il Co. have contracted to build the
Lew Vessel for Capt Thombs
A band of rowing Gvp>ies are encsmnod of
ite River, Just below the clty.
0dI streets have been very quiet for ten DAYS
Na-i. Everybody is at home having,
'tfa"berrles are waning, and will soon be
ulV delicious memory of the past
Batting rats with corn and shooting them on
he wing. is one of the local amusements.
tnesday was 4 warm day, and would have
.-en blazing hot hut for the strong wind thai
lew.
he farmers must have forgotten the day of
The week. We saw them hauling in hay last
-lndap
4 gang OF workmen are trimming up the
Track ana iaymg new sleepers at the depot
grounds IN this city
Attention is called TO the following new local
announcements-Boa for sale--Marbe works
Al lark 4 FernaId's
Two carsoes of coal are in port One Sch
puroc. is for swan and Sbey the other, sch
arab Ann, for W. r. Bean.
The new mail from Brooks to Monroe is NOT
continuation OF the Jackson route, as stat ed
al week, but new and Independent mail.
ihie l. the season of outdoor endowment
uge- excursions, picnics and fishing parties
ooS the bay are now the order of the dav.
II i OF no use for thirsty horses to look visit
'allv 1t the watering trough in the square. 1t
a. dry n the treasury after salary grab
sch. !. W. Brown was launched from McGil-
very yard on Thursday last She is of 22O
Ions, and ine vessel. She is loading ice at
Fockporl for Nassau.
The Age has new theory OF the rule of pro-
portions. 1t says that Doherty the horse thief,
hen captured " was about half naked. having
Dut on5 stocking on
". 4. Bean. while weighing coal at his scales
80 TUESDAY had his foot severely injured by the
wheel OF a cart loaded with coal backing on to
De No bones We're broken.
The new engine purchased of the city of Bath
-or company No. ,, arrived on Tuesday. 1t is
very handsome and powerful Button machine.
Which suits the boys exactly.
IN the yard Of Capt William McGlvery at
earsport, the keel OF a vessel of 375 feet has
uSt been iald. She will be commanded by
apt. Joseph Walnut, OF Searsport.
correspondent Of Pennsylvania paper.
Slitlng from this city under the date of July
~ makes the remarkable statement that the
snow Is gone and grass looks promisingp'
amping out i lively now, and some of the
'Vyr stay over Sunday, iustfying themselves
M The plea that the groves We're Gods first
temples They might do great deal worse
= house lately repaired on Federal street and
owned by Ayel Hayford has been leased to
Orange H. Senner, who will shortly open q
BOARDING house for the employees of the shoe
factory.
Don't break the Sabbath, boys was The
Admonltlon OF a good man TO some of the
youngsters who were starting out early on that
sacred day. Mo- was the reply. 1--WE shall
,ahe The whole of it,"
4 'falS man, stranger in the city, entered
liz Unitarian church lust before the morning
-eryice, last sabbath, and TAX ing a conspicuous
seat made grimaces at the worshippers as they
entered. He was put out.
we nave received from Charles H. Ravens,
Boston very neat and convenient pocket map
VI Moosehead Lake. engraved from recent sur
'ev~. 1t must be indispensable to tourists to
hat famous locality. Woodcock has them for
ale.
On saturday horse ran away with a car
mage obtaining some ladies and driver and
on Nam street cathe in contact with the East
rrn Express wagon. The runaway team was
ismaged. and the occupants thoroughly fright
eAed
New telegraph posts are being set along
mon street to which the wires entering the
lily from the BAY Road will be ransferred.
The tree ON High street interfere with the
working OF the wires, BY contact of the
branches.
The hay crop is coming in remarkably well.
anu more favorable weather could not be de-
-lred, The general opinion is that the yield
VIII be nearly up to that OF last year, while the
quality viii be much better, the drier season
having given 1t more heart.
-Four rargoes of corn some 10 900 bus hes
have arrived the past week Three schooners,
the Gen Meade, Mary and Susan, and Judge
Low were for Pitcher II Gorham, and one, the
-rh. Mary Clark, for W. c. Marshall The
last two were from New York. the others from
Boston.
The house of Mrs. Joseph Mason, of Jackson,
was burned on Friday, together with most of
Nne furniture No one was in the house at the
llme' Mrs. Mason having gone for few min
lteS TO II neiehbor'S, and the cause of the fire is
Unknown. Insured for 5000 in the Home o.
New York.
White, OF Bay City, Mich, and daughter of
III VI L '1HtltlOu Oi haldnaZ0O, died on the
tn, At the residence OF Bishop Clarkson. at
Omaha. She was on her way home from Santa
Harbary, Cal, where she had spent the last few
months for the bentt OF her health
The steamer City OF Richmond is doing a fine
busines> this season. The route is popular
one with travellers, who know that every at
tenuon is given to their comfort and safety,
Trains between Portland and Boston make
close connection with the boat, passengers 60
lns from the east reaching Boston At ten O'Clock
10 the evening.
There We're gathered one night recently at
NE house vi Martin p White, or High street.
company OF six persons, whose united ages
amounted to 463 years. The company were as
follows Martin p White and wife, aged re-
spectivey II and 70; Mrs. Susan Gilmore. aged
10; Mrs. Sarah Fogg, aged rs; Mrs f. Mug.
4idge, aged 81 the last three named being sis
Ter OF Mrs. W., and Mrs. Eells, neighbor
aged ~ Years, who was also present.