The Republican journal., 1873-10-30

sort thing Silver IS 50 heavy and takes
up so much room-oh dear | don't like it
at a(; do you? And 50 forth. ana 20
forth, and so forth.
Fun in Ohio.
Hon. i. +. Cunningham was one of
those prominent democrats who believed
that the party could come nearest success
by proclaiming itself dead and buried.
after the style Of our mistaken friend of
the Machias Union. So Mr.. G.. left tile
party and attached himself to a sort OF
mongrel Independent affair. When the
result became known, lion John &.
Thompson, Chairman of The Democratic
state Committee, sent 70 his latc associate
despatch reading like this
toII-MBI' :. Ori. u.
10 Hon. L. f. birmingham. Lima. Ohio:
Accept my compliments, with Allen II, oll
next Governor, 4 Democratic Legislature. and
Thurman our next United Sl;tt~ senator This
IS good for z dead party.
joins &. llIuur>oN.
The reply was rs follows:
-, LIMA, ONO, oct. ~.
70 Hon. John q. Thompson. Columbus. Ohio;
William Allen, rise, THE shected dead do
squeak and gbbcr in The streets OF Rome -
Receive my sword trNNINtIi,u
The Portland weekly State is to bc con-
solidatcd with the Portland Advertiser
Nov. list, retaining still the name of the
State but be in fact the weekly edition OF
the Advertiser. The consolidated papers
will start with u large daily and weekly
circulation, and be valuable a. sources OF
news and mediums for advertisers. Mr.
Richardson will be editor, and Mr.. Slim.
son business manager OF the Joint concern
The stopping of manufacturing will turn /
good many people ont of employment at a sea-
son Of the year when they need it most. Ken
nebec Journal
III anybody had predicted Il year AGO
that such paragraph would appear in its
columns, the Journals indignation would
have been great. In Presidential wears il
IS necessary to have everything lovely.
The President thanksgiving proclam:t-
ton recites. among other blessings TO be
grateful for, that frugal industry is re-
gaining its mcrited rewards" There is 4
good deal Of frugal industry in the cities,
with idle hands in empty pockets that
would like to have Ulysses make good that
assertion
In the case olthe hcaAlcS~ skeleton found
near Lewiston, the coroncr's Jury finds that
the remains are those of Mrs. Lowell. W no
iouslysdisappcared An cxamna-
ton of the prisoner before Police ,]udgc
knowlton resulted in his being committed
TO Jail to await the january session of the
court
Anna j. Patterson. a yumw Woman
of Frecport brought INTO court Cyrus
Pritham, Il Young farmer of that town.
charged with a breach Of promise of mar
riage. Anna had been employed III the
farm house, and things had cot somewhat
mixed. Rather than stand trial. CYRUS
poddcd over $1,000, ana Anna @or~ on hcr
way rejoicing.
The chirp of the squirrel, the hammering
of the Wood-pecker and the drumming of the
partridge while woong its mate, enlivencd the
solitude OF our forests and excited Il feeling OF
checrtllIneSs in Us while roaming through them.
when the spring birds are absent. Prog. &c.
Correct. all but the partridge BEING a
sensible bird, he doesn't 60 into the
wooing business in the fail lie hangs up
his drum until spring, when the chicks
can avoid cold toes
The Watewille Mail ha, got those
Indian bones, and is happy, 1t says
Three Indian skeletons were found on the
site Of the new factory, Il few days ago, and Il
number of implement>-gouge>. chi>cl>, &c.
50 it seems that @ou@ing and chiselng
were known there before the Mail was
established
An article in the religious department
of an exchange is headed GLOW Young
men fall" The way one fell on the brick
sidewalk on Main street was by stepping
on an apple peeling. As he GOT mp and
rubbed the sore place, his profanity was
eNuberant.
The wife of Il clergyman n Picrnont,
n. H., declares that the Savior personally
appeared to her and instantly cured her
of a painful disorder We notice that the
New Hampshire papers think that She is
mistaken
-Caulfpld, the seaman that committed
the assault with u knife on board the sch.
Ida s. Burgess, of this port, has been cN-
amincd before = L, 5. Commissioner ri
Providence, and committed 10 jail TO await
trial
The reporter OF the Belfast journal is afraid
the girls will get cold hanging on front gates
o'nights. He should be in his Office ut such
hours. Bangor Commercial.
So he is, and his Office is to make su@-
gestions for the convenience and comfort
of everybody.
And now another man is 10 hunt for tha
"easterly current An American named Wells
his native land. in this conveyance, by way of
Asia. Portland Advertiser.
Let him try it, by all means. ANS we'll
that ends Wells.
Besides the hcadlcss skeleton, Lewis
ton has the body Of = newly born baby,
that had been secretly buried in 4 pine
box But then they enforce the liquor
law over there
Portland in going into The ice export
ing bushes, by railroading it from Lake
Sebago.
Bangor is agitated by rnmors of 4
coming party and wedding Of enormous
proportions.
The Bangor Wing speaks Of 81 new
Butler gas machine" that is to be put into
the Bangor House Is it Bcn's?
A seal has been seen in the river at