The Republican journal., 1874-10-08

nttid from slX TO eight cents per quart
The brick kilns on he east side OF the rivel
will commence operations next week.
Lecture next Sunday evening at the NORTH
Church. Subject 1.-The Morning of Life
Geo. +. White is loading sch. j. &. Drew
with ice. at Bicktords, for Jacksonville, Fla.
Several petitions for new streets were pre-
seated at the city government meeting, Monday
evening.
Little River bridge was up on Tuesday long
enough to put in new stringer, which was
badly needed.
Where's the fire: was the exclamation of every
body as they jumped ont of bed Tuesday night
II was only the whistle Of a belated train
Owing TO a freight train being off the track
on the main line. the Belfast train was five
hours late Tuesday night, arriving at midnight
a few of the Indians encamped in this city
are leaving. The majority, however. propose
to stop so long as they can sell a basket, and are
hitting up their tents with stoves
some of the papers lately have been looking
up their OLD men. As the first attempt we can
go into one small school district in Prospect and
pick out Ii men whose united ages amount to
l22G years.
Our city has OF late Swarmed with peders
taking from house 10 house every imaginable
| kind of merchandise. Some families think OF
providing two bell pulls. for caller and
one for peders.
James NJ Stevens. OF Northport, has pre-
scented us with specimens OF the fruit called the
| twenty ounce apple, Mhich ne raises. They
are monsters of their kind. and Il very nice
apple for winter use.
The city government on Monday evening
voted 10 raise the Goose River bridge The re
qured distance ~ petitiune1 by Mr. Peirre.
The construction has been left to the Niaval
and the committee of roads and bridges
Large pools Of blood on the walk in front of
McDonald's harness shop Tuesday morning
told of Il struggle fierce and wild the evening
| before. sore heads and bloody nos = WAS the
consequence. No complaints made.
Twelve lots at the Camp Ground have been
sold lately, TO parties who intend to build cot
! tagcs another season. As also four others out
side 1t Is getting To be fayorile resort for
| ing up.
| We see by the Bangor Wing that Eugene
| Rust, local of the Progressive Age. was mar
| ried i'll that city, Tuesday. to Miss Nellie A
| Case, OF henduskeag. Our friend vii! have
| his hands full in getting NJ locals and workin 9
| at the Case at the same time
| A fishing party recently visited Moosehea,l
| consisting Of ARENAS Libby of Augusta sam
| E. Smith Of Wiscasset, and others. A box of
| trout from their hooks reached this city. Tor
| which c. b. Hazeltine, the Old Settler. an d the
editor of this paper are duly thankful.
| MASONIC. j. II. Gordon of Brooks, has been
| appointed District Deputy Grand Master 70 +
the Seventh Masonic District, in place of Samue
S. Collier, deceased. The district is composed
of the following lodges-Centra, Unity, Ply
mouth, Star in the West, Marsh River. Liberty.
| Qnantebacook, Trojan and Sebasticool
The work of shutting Enclosing up of the
| outside planking-on Capt. McNears new ship,
building in Carriers yard was finished on
Tuesday. The work is being rapidly pushed
| forward and She viii launch in few DAYS
| She has been named the r. b Fuller, for a
! Boston gentleman
some boys on Saturday night took the large
| brass Ted-piece that has been wing ont of doors
near the gun house, and carried ii to the dock
near the depot. 1t WAS loaded with a tremen-
| dous charge and fired off 9 O'Clock Sunday night,
giving the jewellers near by d severe fright.
The explosion was heard at AL points Of the
city. Such playlune-s will end seriously by
gun house.
The promised ., tatement' OF Geo. ". Bur
kett 4 Co. can be found in our advertising
| columns, where they set forth a large display
| OF new ami fancy goods and at prices that Will
| suit the times II. II. johnson Il Co also call
attention to their Autumn opening of millinery
| and dress goods, and present most fiatterins
| display of new styles. Read their advertise
mcnt. Mrs. Richards and Miss Southworth are
always up TO times in their department of mil
! llnery and ladies goods. They are great favor
| ties with the ladies and by their determination
| to please have procured a large amount of pub
| lie patronage B. +. Wells also adyertises
new new stock of millinery. Ii is hard to say
who is the best, but You can always count on
Wells for 4 good article. Dinsmore 4 Son call
attention to their new stock OF boots and shoes
of all description. They are old dealers in the
| business and know Just what the public de-
Inand YOU can rely upon them every time, as
regards quality and price. People who regard
their own interest will purchase of liberal
| advertisers.
| BROOKS. There was a narrow escape from
| a serious accident al the raising OF the addition
| TO NJ. Chase's storehouse on Friday afternoon,
| A stick of timber "a feet long by fell from
| the girt of the frame, 4 distance OF ten feet,
| striking B. Rowe, Jr. upon the side of the head
| and shoulder, knocking him down, and infict-
ing slight wound. Had the stick struck him
| with full force il mast have resulted fatally.
A new hotel has been opened near the
| station, by Loren ana A. H. Rose, where all
can count upon the best of fare for 'man and
| beast"
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant are about 10 open Il
| Millinery store, at the late residence of q. G..
| Nesmith
| The first killing frost of the season III this
| section was on Saturday night Oct. 3.
| Hay Pressers are just starting into operation.
Brooks has got another road to build. The
County commissioners on Monday changed the
location of the county road north of the village
so as to 60 around the Horn hill $50 called
about ID mile from the village.
| BURNHAM. Mrs Amos Written planted one
common sized potato OF the Peerless denomi-
nation, and raised tfty-tive pounds of mer-
charitable potatoes.
|. s. Bangs is making an addition to his store
house on the of the Belfast Branch, in which
he will erect steam MILL to be used for grind
ing corn and other purposes.
The proposed new rig for three-masted
schooners, by which the sails are 10 be
more easily handled and the necessity tol
lowering the gatf-topsails when tacking
| ohriatol 1acalls th.. onnasitiau ancou1a