The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-11-06

| Pitcher a Son have shipped quantity of hay
| to Marblehead, Mass, by sch. Earl
Augusta is absorbing fifty gallons Il week If
Belfast CLANS. and is clamorous for more
They have got the snow plow upon the track
ut the depot, and are already for business.
The City Marshal needs to enforce the law
forbidtiinS the throwing of ashes into the
street.
Col Geo. W. Kicker and family. Of PORTLAND.
| have been staying Il few days al the New Eng
land House.
One day last week man found large sohi
| bead in his chew Of tobacco-and now every.
body is learning TO use the weed
Mr.. Albert Small of the firm of Houston (
Small, is suffering from paralysis, which has
been gradually coming upon him for week o.
| Two.
Capt. Bean assures II, that the Belfast branch
OF the state liquor agency has moi failed, bul
will continue 10 dispense spiritual comfort H.
those no need it.
The fashions ot wearing uniforms by all
classes and callings is taperng off pretty ine,
Last week our city was favored with three soap
pedllcr>. gorgeous with gold lace.
This is the time of year when il is specially
needed that chimnies. stoves, tunnels, &c, he
made safe Many building has been burned
for want Of little caution of this kind
Fitz W. Patterson, for being drunk and com
hitting assault and battery. was brought before
the Police Court aud fined. For drunkennc~-
without assault, Ben Robin, was also dealt
with.
John Campbell, Tor getting drunk wa, ,-nt
to Jail Tor ten days, and took his sentence Ihiin-
,ophieally, a John doe all the happenings u
life
MI C.l,llr i crowded with work al hl, leuI-
porary foundry al the Head Of the Tide, and -
working his force hneen hours a day 10 I'LL OF
ders He is putting in Il wafer Wherlto gel at
ditonal power.
N>One day last week Benz. r. Eaton was ,truc1
4 by 4 plank on board sch. Earl and knocked
} overheard, falling upon 4 raft alongside. H
was taken to his home upon the east side. and
was found Ia he injured badly about the tsc-
} and side.
E The >c4l. HarmonN leaking tribe. The ,ell,-
tain thought She needed calking. ami took hrI
into DyerS dock Tor thst purpose. Her plank
! in" WAS found 10 he 80 badly wOrm-eaten ltnl
/ the entire outside had to he taken of. Dyer 4
Son think they can make her tight with ne,,
coat
: Mr.. Thoma, Town. an old and we'll known
citizen. died suddenly on Saturday night, ol
congestion. Mr.. Town was one OF the early
overland emigrants to California and resided
there for about fifteen years He has recently
been Of thu firm of Town 4 Patterson
; cabinet makers.
5 LAUNCHED. The ship Antelope, "a ah1ui
= 400 TONS WA, launched from the yard OF Henri
McGllyery, on Tuesday she j. well bull
and symmetrical vessel, first elias, in every r.
spec, and credit to her builder. She i, ownet
:. by Capt. Baker McNear and others, and VIII be
+ commanded by Capt. Edwards Scott, Of Wi
: cas,et. She will load for southern potl.
probably Savannah
{ The expectations Of lecture goer- in this eli,
> in respect TO Anna Dickinson " ere grievousl,
2 disappointed last Friday. The committee hsi
n the contract from her agent, -igned and dei,
IL cred and had made every preparation Buthy
some stupidity She Wa, expected 10 lecture ON
. Wednesday night in al,i- amt on the follow
: ing night in Belfast. The reason why she
: didn't do il was the same that the man gayr
ny MS ilptNt '''illNill lTp Il lille III L-llr
Vt distance was loo great for the time. Anna tel.
e8faphed her regrets from The frontier, and
:. with that we have for The present to he content
II is hoped that she may be secured for future
d dale.
Il Mr. f. W. Pitchers new house on Franklin
street is attracting attention a. II very elegant
c and convenient one. II occupies the place cd
!, his former brick residence, which was demol-
. i-hed 10 make room for H. The new house :,
c OF wood, with slated roof. Ii is A by sc leri
o on The ground, 18th front projection vi >e,cu
| feet, exclusive Of bay windows. There are lru
. rooms on the TWO floors, all 10 be finished ia
r handsome style and furnished with War1nins
a pipe, hot and cold water, and all modern con
}. yeIence>. The location i 4 very beautiful
and slightly ont, retired and YET convenient L.
4 business. The house was planned and tn.
: work auperlntendetl by Mr.. Frank H. Durham
Fen IN SwANNuLE. Mr. Joseph >anboru
y since his retirement from hotel life has been
= ruStieatng for Il few days in the country On
n Wednesday Of last week, he and Mr.. Richard
l Robinson, OF SwanSille, chose i side OF ten
i men each, and started on grand squirrel hunt
The woods in the vicinity OF Swanville ami
Monroe were secured for that day, and at night
there We're deposited in 4 huge pile the scalp,
of squirrels nluskrats, raccoonS, ducks, part
| ridges, &c, counting in all $500. Mr. Robin
son claimed the victory, his side having captuT-
t ed 2160: Sanbnrn', 1J60 The lacoe,t nlunba,-
eolmted nv :, sinole nar.an ,,..,. 10, U II pJ
,o, ,,h, ,I,,i,.I,,.t 1on ,,.-. 49,, 80,
entr, 30 At night grand supper was par
taken oil at the house OF james Nickerson, The
expenses of which, IS we'll a. of the ammuni-
ton, &c., used in The hunt, had to be borne bN
, the losing side.
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