The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-05-08
News Of the County and City.

The shoe factory has stopped for time, %.
put in additional machinery.
Landlord Holmes of the NV England Hou>c,
served up fine salmon to his guests last week
Dandelion greens are now an article of diet
locally.
Does the scamp who sends the conundrum,
"Why is ady's hustle like mue?" expect
that we going to print it,
gang of twenty men left this city on We'd
nesday to work upon the section of the Maine
Central now building near Waterville.
The remains of Oshea Page, a former resident
OF Belfast arrived on Monday by steamer Cam
bridge.
! Areyivalis progressing in the Baptist church.
Rev Mr.. Bowler, the pastor baptsed five per-
sons on Sunday last.
Cy. Davis has leased the store in Hayford
| Block, adjoining AleXander's market and viii
soon remove thither.
ANY person having for sale office desk
with drawers and pigeon holes may hear OF
purchaser at this office.
On Monday Durham di> played three splendid
SALMON on the tables of his market. fhry
averaged twenty pounds each.
The fire kindled in It brush heap on the east
side, on Tuesday evening, spread 70 the dry
grass of q neighborng field, and raced betor-
| the wind like western prairie lire.
MASONIC. BY invitation of the Grand Master.
Timothy Chase Lodge of tins city will excmpify
the work on the third degree at the sitting d,
the Grand Lodge at Portland
The fence ON the line of the railroad abo,.
City POINT, took fire ou Friday, from spark,
from the engine md ab9lt thirty rods buroyI
before the section men could cNdngui,h 10.
The County Commissioners have declined lu
allow Mr.. Caderwood', bill for services in rn-
forcing the liquor law, and he VIII take it toIhr
Courts.
Mr.. II. L. kiIgore> many friends wifi f..
glad to know that the bargain to sell his Saloon
has been cancelled, and that he will remain ,u
Belfast.
Mrs. Johnson made very line l,olae ,l
millinery at her opening ON FrIty. and
crowd of ladies gathered to behold, admire aut
purchas
Last week salmon were quite plenty in our
market, large catches have been taken at Se,tr--
port and Stockton. They sold At about sixty
cents per pound.
At the meeting ON Saturday. ~elr,port Ir-
jected the railroad loan proposition, tn vote
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me irlehd' 'i N.Y. 'nd Nr'. T'or2e ~ balI'S
celebrated lheIr crystal wedding or fifteenth
marriage anolVer''ry-"n saturday ihe amount
OF glass ware conveyed th'ther was astonishing
to behold.
, David Dyer has dog several year, Old, THAT
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Some tnterprlAInS Yendrr Of Yankee notions
mas tald on our t'Dl' wire eonjr'anr' 70 pre-
vent COWS from switching iheT tails al milking
tHhe' we SH"uiH ea'. IL N"'"'Dt af''tIe l"I
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On Thursday the CITY Guards were oul OH
dress parade looking very hneN- IN inc even
A vol .ttan,o1 "a attractive. r,at,,r, If, ,l,.
: ovo,ir,, Wa. tbo axbitit;,, lr;u pud.,. adm.
| nard, 7f ror Fo,Iar
Last saturday we were visited low MAY
snow storm. II fell fast for a time, hut melted
Us it came. Fhe weather deran@ed the trips "'
e TING steamboats, so lhot the tdy # Rlehm 'ifd
was delayed Nnu' AFTERNOON, ANA '"e cam
The latter boat VIII make her trip, one d,ly later