The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-03
Generalities.

jeff pabiS has Survived six of ms bondsmen.
Tie self threading ana Standard machine
needles, maie by the National Needle Co.. are
the hest articles OF the kind in the market.
Those having sewing machine, should be sure
| to get them.
California salmon sell for sixty cents 4 pouna
in the Boston Market; Maine salmon, for one
dollar and fifty cents pound.
Mr.. T. w. Holder, clerk Of the steamer Ka-
tahdin, has recovered the valuable papers he
lost in Boston the other evening.
II is stated that Judge Taplev Of Saco, has
been selected ~ the senior c0uasel of Louis
Wagner whose trial takes place at Alfred in
May.
In pulling his handkerchief from his pocket,
Joseph Lpsman, Of La Crosse, Wis, got his re-
Volver started, and it SHOT him through the fee
ut the first VolIev.
Both branches o. the Massachusetts fegisfa.
lure have refused to rescnd their former reso-
lntion censUftng Charles Sumner for his course
III Congress relative to the battle-tfags.
| A family near Machias were blessed with
| chHd No. - about two years ago The fond
| father hopes, by industry and economy, to in
crease the number to score.
| George Bryan. a negro. wa. hanged bv mob
At ChiIlicOthe, Mo-, Wednesday night, Tor COM
| hitting 4 rape on Miss Fisk, 4 highly respect
able white lady, living about twenty miles from
that place.
Mr.. G. f. Hathaway, An extensive shirt man
utacturer Of WaterVle, has founded a new
sect. all those Of this age being too corrupt
for him 10 STAY in. So far it hasn't spread ont
of town.
Concord. N. H., March %. Mary Shattgaek
OF Nashua, an insane woman, jumped from an
| open window at the Insane Asylum here YES
terday, and received injuries from which, she
| died this morning.
| 1t is estimated that fifty thousand persons
| have visited Florida during tins season. and
| have spent IN the aggregate about five millions
| Of dollars. The circulation of this vast sun of
money has infused new life into business in
that state.
military company was organized in Dexter
about 40 years ago, called the Dexter Rifles !"
| numbering titty-tive men. One year since there
We're still living forty Tive OF the original mem
bers of the company. Several have died dur
| ing the past year. About forty are now living
| Last "Wednesday evening. owing to the seet
| the sidewalks We're in a slippery condition, and
| an notfensive looking man sat down ON his
| dnner-pail in front OF Haskel's shoe store IN
| Auburn. As a pail its days of usefulness have
| fed, but it may be made available as Il ie-pate
| [Lewiston Gazette.
"1hirty years ago. beef steak, oyster and
| chicken supper, with cream toast and coffee
and 'hXins generally, cost but 25 cents a head,
| and Dark Seal brandy or any other brand, was
only six cents 4 glasS-and large-bottomed cut
| glass tumblerS at that
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe after residence
| OF some years in Paris, and a thorough trial Of
| foreign makes. wrote as follows in commenda-
| ton of w Baker Il Co.'S preparation
| mo one need to look abroad for SUPERIOR
| article Of Chocolate III any of its preparations
! to that which you manufactures"
| The unsavory Byron secret which Mrs
Stowe tried so hard to drag to light has at last
been bCrled beyond disclosure. The venerable
| Dr. Washington, the only person who could
nave revealed 1t, if there was anything to re-
| veal, dlcd recently, in London, and made no
| sign. 1t is said he left nothing behind giving
| information on the matter.
David j. Moulton of Weare, N. H., has been
| awarded by a Jury the sum of $1450 for dam
| ages inflicted in March, 1872. upon his little
| daughter, who was about five years of age, by
"A dog owned by Benjamin Holt, of Dunburton
| The child was riding with her parents in a
sleigh, when the dog jumped at the horse cars-
| ing him to kick her in the forehead, fracturing
| her skull.
| The Bangor Wing says that on Thursday
evening two Unknown men attacked Joseph
| Baker a young man residing with Can't Horace
| Atwood of lamden as he was returning from
meeting and robbed him of his coat, wallet and
watch. They also pulled off one of his boots
and threw it away so he could not find it, and
| then jumped into sleigh in which confederate
was waiting, they drove off,