The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-02-20
News OF the County and CITY.


| consents to another election.
| The Waldo Farmers Association vi meet
at West Winterport Feb. 9th. at 9 O'Clock.
Thirty families have moved into this city
since last April and more are ready TO come as
soon as dwellings can be had.
Services will be held in the North Church
next Sabbath. by Rev. Mr. ROBBIE, of Massa-
chusetts
Our city readers should not fail to remember
the lecture this evening by Mr.. Elwel. 1t will
be one of the most interesting Of the course.
sabbath recreation IN the camps is INDUCED
in by those who ''look through nature up to ma
lures God" Also clam chowders are made.
The snow drifed so badly along the line Of
the road that the 40 p NJ. train of Monday
| did not reach this city till midnight.
\ party of the Methodist Society, to the mum
Der of about sixty, took moonlight sleigh ride
one evening last week.
Three car loads OF very fine ship timber came
over the road Tuesday. from Newport, for
Carlton, Norwood 4 Co., Rockport 1t is land
cd on Hollis wharf for shipment
If somebody will start sweetmeat manu-
factory here, we can sell cheap a large lot of
second hand roller composition, that wlll make
| excellent iuiube paste.
The ice having dragged the wrecked steamer
Emperor 50 that her guard, struck against san
tords wharf, Wells put gang Of men ON and
hove her of to her proper moorings
A hop not down IN the programme wa had
at Jerry Whitten's assembly last week The
stove in the dressing room tipped over, and
made thing, Lively.
That Thomas eat i, dead. He was hand
someN laid out, and the crowd that nightly
gathers 20 discuss affairs viewed the remains
with moumful interest.
A careless man locked up I choice beef steak
one night in the store with his eat BY actual
test the feline ate one-,iXth his weight in solid
beef
A la,hionabIy dressed woman lost her hustle
on the street Tuesday ana presented 4 wofuly
collapsed appearance. But an honest little boy
picked up the wonderful structure of cloth amt
springs and hung it on post, 10 be reclaimed
saturday. February 22nd, (Washiugton's
birthday being Il legal holiday, notes OF paper
falling due on that day are required to be paid
the day before t21~tl Paper PAYABLE on sun
day, 43d, does not require 70 he paid until the
following Monday.
this city and Knox Station. It was left at the
latter place disabled
some person j. throwing poi, aned meat about
the streets, Several dogs have been poisoned
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hul owing ~ 'He uAiaEol""'e weather snip
mentS were night, ana lhe greater part was
stored. The store houses along the wharVes
are we'll filled, and the carrying trade bids fair
'oNe Soo4 lo' some ll'ne q come.
The coIored boy Charles Douglas, mentioned
last ween, as having stolen "a watch, was arrest
ed in Augusta. The loser, Daniel {. roothnker,
identified the property, and Judge johnson
sentenced the offender to the Reform school tor
five years, or during ms minority.
The gentlemen who received THE following
anonvmou~ note think that Il good work i, being
done in their neighhorhool-
S. Utls k Co--IurlnsrLi n this note i, 81 80 to
pay Moth principal .lnd interest for goods PUT
chased at '"Ar store m 1860
Chief Engineer Holt of the Maine Central
road wl~ IN our rttI last saturday, looking
with m eve to impro' cment- lhout The bridge.
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