The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-04

Flous people were liable to get their noses
nlrped in going to church last Sabbath.

Every person sent to jail for drunkenness
costs the County of Waldo an average Of S15.
Carter & Co., have laid another keel at their
yard.
Woodcock has been making improvements
Up his store. 50 have Howes & Co.
tIowes Il Co., have recently purchased TO-
res OF timber land in the Vicinity of their
mills at Burnham.
The new three masted schooner building in
tAft"rS ward for Capt. circuit, and about ready
for launching, has been named the Charley
Ruchi.
on one Of the recent Arctic days a man was
seen III one Of the street corners with long
pendant lclce on his nose and the nose itself
WAS NOT short one.
Mr. Eben Town. from NAyada, called at our
nrf last week, and paid for the journal in
io'Ifr- coined from the silver producl of that
zion. Il WAS pleasant reminder OF the Old
Specie day.
ON sabbath evening next, Rev MIR Utter
""l deliver lecture i'll continuation of the sub
ieet OF The previous one-Buddhism. in which
"lll hE given An account of the life ofthe found
y" hear that the post office At East Montville
h-N been discontinued. If this is the case sub
rber~ to The Journal will need to have their
e.i elr sent ID other offices and must give
Apu-e accordingly
ihe h"u~e of lydia j. Roberts Of Knox. WAS
lWned 0u the evening Of the 18th nit, probs-
Ivy caused by dciec III the chimney. Nearly
Ni 'he furniture was destroyed upon which
lL'l+ was no Insurance. Three hundred ana
HiIN dollars Insured Oh The house.
Alu,G THE WH4fvrs. Owing 10 the severe
Gather business At the Wharyes has been
night The hay coming in has gone iuto the
store houses. one cargo has been shipped 10
avannah FER sch. Laurs Bridgeman by Woods,
Mathew a Baker. Pitcher & Son are filling
al some eargoeS before mentioned.
Mr. Davis j. out with an advertisements that
MI direct attention 10 hi. fine place III the
lA~" men1 oil Hayforl Block. 1t is little war
t- in lone, md the reader may think Cyrus
he blood thirsty: but when he saws war to
he knife. he means only the oyster knife.
-Td mai isn't fatal His assortment OF frnit.
confectionery, &c, is first class
lHt WEATHER. An Arctic wave of atno,-
pierre sWooped down upon Us last week, and
-rdtd until Tuesday, with the thermometer in
the neIghhorhood of zero. And for ten DAYS
previous II that The cold had been 50 severe
t"l the snow had moi melted 1T all On Tues
lay evening the weather SOtteued, and to-day
Wednesday there are dripping caves and |
general thaw.
VIEW Local ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention
"tllcd 70 the following local announcements
Gu"d vest makers. wanted by J. l.. Sleeper
Great reduction in the price OF sewing ma
Times announced by W. X. Morrison. agent |
Tie has moved from his ola stand and can be
found nj the store Of H H Johnson & Co.
" ID. Poor n Son announce new stock of
holiday goods. patent medicines, drugs, &c
n F. Mcdonald successor to II. j. Locke adj |
'eti'Se, q new and large stock of watches gold |
and silver iewelry Of all kinds, also holiday |
=.il--N h.tten'> band ANNOUNCE, bail Oil lie |
r4-r side tomorrow evening
Charles Moore, Esq, of this city has received |
leller from California, bringing the sad news |
~ The accidental death of his son, Charles |
Franklin Moore at Picasio Marion county, |
ON" 600 miles from San Diego i'll that State.
He was clerk in store. A four horse team in |
1e street started TO run He grasped the bit |
VI one OF the horses but was unable to stop |
Them, and was thrown down and trampled by |
he horse and ran over by the wheels of the |
wagon. lie was taken up and died i'll twenty |
minutes. He was about II wears Of AGE and |
wa, unmarried. Age.
The antiquarian supper at the Methodist |
'hurrh, Tuesday evening, Was one Of the most
tira-ing events of the kind ever held in this |
ltE. some 25O persons were present, the
huich members dressing i'll the style of our
slandnother, days, one lady, Miss Anna Will
-ou. wearing cloak 100 years Old. The tables
were bountifuLy supplied with eatabes in
Weeping with the times represented, in which
he cid fashioned twisted d0ughnut was con-
-llcupus. Pleasing remarks We're made by the
pl,tor, ana ReY>. Parker, Ross and Hanscom
VI Parker compared the fashions of these and |
ltAtI days, and gave particular cut 10 the
enormous bustles Of to-day. The sum of S94 It |
"A~ realized, which will be expended in re-
.airing the church.
he moon, the Grand Masonic Lodge OF |
Name, ana subordinate lodge in this city,
-lt2 Slightly mixed The laws Of the Grand |
od@e say that subordinate lodges shall hold |
lat one stated meeting each month. The by
Avs OF the lodge referred to say that their
-,ated meetings shall be held Monday on or be-
lore The full Of the moon. Things have worked
-ong swimmin9ly until this month, when the
.Hooh took 10 fulng when ahe ought not 10
have done so. She fulled Wednesday the 90
bringing The Slated meeting Monday the LIST,
WHICH was All right and proper. Her next full
"ili occur Friday, January ID Monday pre-
--dn9 Will be Dee. 2ath. Now, shall this lodge
mold TWO stated meetings i'll December and
OIAte Tie laws of the Grand Lodge, or hold
but one and violate its own bylaws, or petit
LION the moon 10 behave herself. The further
~ proceed the worse it gets. The moon fulls
again on sunday the first day of February;
The preceding Mondays Jan. Goth. She next
arrives Al maturity Tuesday, March Sd; the
preceding Monday is March 3D. Here we pass
from January %, completely over February 10
March ID WHATS TO be done:
MONROE. Nh. VI. NJ. Jewell of this town
while cutting some frozen meat with an axe one
soid morning, cut one of his fingers of and cut
smother finger about half OFF.