The Republican journal., 1874-08-13
Fine summer weather. thi

flne summer weather, this.
The days have shortened very pereeptlAv.
Five excursions to and from Belfast this
week
Attention is called to the advertisement OF
Calvin HerNey.
Campmceting at Wesleyan Grove. Northport
commences on the Gath inst.
A cargo of coal is being discharged at Rail
road wharf for parties in West Waterville
Any person having for sale small cylinder
| coal stove. may find customer at this office.
! The heavy rains lately have damaged con-
| siderable hay in the country. and overAowed
meadows.
The Baptist Society at the Head of the Tide
| Unity Pond.
| Mathews Bros. have got the contract lC
furnish window frames and sash for The new
Court House at Rockland.
Steamer Pioneer did not make her accustomed
trip saturday, owing TO the severe storm. hui
made up for lost time next day, Sunday.
An excursion of six ears from Pitts1ield came
over the road on Wednesday, and went acros,
the bay on the Pioneer. Returned home The
same day.
Rev. f. c. l.. Browne will preach in the
Unitarian Church next Sunday morning ant
even inc. Subject in the evening" A Sermon
on Ihurch Doors.
Prof G. f. Barnes will open school fol
dancing in this city. Sept. 5lh, in which will be
taught the latest ana mos, fashionable dances
See his advertisements
Burglars are operating i'll hr western ralI "i
the ely The houses of Edmund r Brown and
money taken from clothing.
The land opposite The cemetery advertised
by Philo HerSey was sold At auction on Tues
dav in lots from Two 10 FIVE acres The price
obtained wa- from $40 to st2G5 per lot
The Good Templal~ Of this city viii make am
excursion to Unity Village, on the train. Thurs
lay Of next week. 20lh inst The occasion " i'll
be t GRAND picnic of lhp Good Templal~ OF the
county.
Thorndke 4 earle have raised 4 very hand
some new >ien. leicrcd by Sanbom. JnS
across the way is The venerable sign of Furber
~ Bean. that has for forty -onc wears told the
location of thai firm.
The mosl Of the taxes Will have 10 be pad
within six months. Therefore The discount
which is being allowed is fourteen per cent on
cash tax and forty on highway. No discount
after saturday night next.
The grading of Bay View street was begun
on Tuesday last, and the work Will be pushed
with yi@or If Geo. Wells Will remove that
hill in The rear of the house owned by him. he
Will not only enhance the value OF his own
property. but add greatly 10 the hra'tt, OF the
surroundings.
Not much business before The Police Z utrI of
late. For being drunk and unable 10 pay his
fine. William Cunningham was OH Friday sent
10 jail. For drunkenness and breaking SiaS, III
the railroad buildings, William Quinlan was
fined SO and costs. William got together the
amount and was discharged.
A HEAVY RAIN At midnight on Friday
last soaking rain began in this Vicinity,
which continued with but little interruption
until Monday morning. 1t wa one Of the
heaviest rainfalls which we remember. Ii cX
tended all along the North Atlantic region, and
in many localities caused much damage.
LAUNCHED AT the yard of Henry McGil-
very, Wednesday, the barkentine Eyyor of
about 700 tons. owned by Boston and Bangor
parties. and 10 be commanded by Capt. }. Lit
tleticld Of the latter city. She was toWed to
Sanford's wharf by the steam tug Hugh Ross.
of Bangor This is a very superior built VeS
sci. one of McGivery's best.
The stable on Spring Street owned by +. P.
Eastman. and occupied by Henry Dunbar. was
recently complained Of to the Police Court as Il
nuisance by Geo. {. Harding. After hearing,
Judge Johnsonfined the keeper SO & costs
The ease was appealed. An application for 4
license for the stable has been made 10 the city
government. which will be acted upon tonight
(ThurSdav.) The complainant alleges that the
stable is within a few feci of his house. and con
stitutes anuisancc. After the action of the city
government, he proposes 10 move for an ahate-
mcnt hy Injunction,
LIBERTY. Mrs Bonner and Mrs. White,
with some small children were thrown from
wagon on the 9Th, and severely injured. Mrs.
White remained unconscious for several DAYS.
IINCoLNvIILE. Every thing is quiet on the
Horse Railroad. Appearances indicate that il
is q dead enterprise. The farmers are mostly
done having on their upland>, but meadow are
badly ogerhoWed by The late rain. The hay
crop will be about np 10 IN average With late
wears Other crops are looking well, hnl are
y,-ilI la hit
viii 60 10 seed this year from present appear
ance> The apple crop looks promising. Pol
ilic~ are rs quiet as 4 Quaker meeting