The Republican journal., 1874-07-02

DIE NJ =. iitSSCl OIL Dcliasl, Is lldNlljS Il HCN
deck and waist put on at sibleys wharf.
The launching ways are being placed under
Capt. Fred Beans new vessel, and she will
launch soon.
Daniel Haraden has commenced the building
on his wharf of a store house 80 by 100 feet.
and two stories in height.
Five Congressional candidates were in our
city on Monday, and ii was only moderately
good day for them, either
Charles Knowles, of Troy, visiting friends at
Medlord, Mass. was drowned in the Mystic
river. while bathing. He was 25 years old.
w. III. Martlen a workman in Mathews Bros
factory had a hand injured Saturday, by piece
of lumber thai had COT entangled with circular
saw
The Rockland Globe now reaches us ut noon
on the day of publication, and brings the earliest
morning news. There has been an awakening
among the mail bags down there.
Engine Co. No j. which will go to Bnck~por
on the 4th, should be handsomely decorated
with flowers. The boys hope that The ladies
viii moi forget them.
The Ladies Temperance Association will hold
a meeting ut the Methodist vcstry on Thursday
afternoon Mrs. c. A. Soule an eloquent lady
| lecturer viii be present and speak
STOCKTON. The house Of Mr.. Hall, at Sandy
night and badly shattered in the woodwork
and windows. No one hurt
The Supreme Court, now in session at Ban
gor, has denied the motion for = new trial in
the ease Of Black and wife v. the town of Stock
ion. The verdict of s4..9l.7 IS will therefore
| stand The same decision was had in the case
of G. NJ. Webster vs.. town Of Freedom.
! It will be seen by advertisement that the
steamer Pioneer will make the trip from this
! city to Bucksport on the Fourth. returning in
/ The evening The trip cannot fail to be 4 very
| pleasant one.
/ sch. Moses Eddy is loading AT Railroad wharf
/ for New York with deals that came over the
road from Kendals Mills Robert Patterson
is loading sch Banner with hay for Hurricane
Island Bickford is loading sch. Mary W
Hopper with ice for Philadelphia.
At the annual meeting of the Belfast ard
Noosehead Lake Railroad Co. on Wednesday.
the old officers were reelected. A vote was
passed authorizing the extension of the track
along the river front. The treasurers report
shows that the floating debt has been reduced
10 stiS.000.
Judge Williamson has picture frame made
from the oak that formed the water palisadc of
Baron Castine's fort in the ancient town of
Castlne. The salt water preserved ii for two
hundred years. The frame encloses a photo
graph of the inscribed copper plate found on
the Site of the Catholic chapel erected about the
same time. and dedicated to ..Our ladv of the
Holy Hope"
\ doctor and Il clothing man Went fishing
on a stream N Brooks last week. The boat
capsized and let them into the pcllucid waters.
The boat and fishing rods pensiNely dritted
down the tide. The doctor cling to the Trunk
OF Tree, and the clothing man chung 10 the
doctor. With Il great deal Of labor they GOT
out and came home Wet, VERY wei. We could
have made this paragraph more Interesting il
they hadn't got out.
About this season of the year farmers are
thinking of harvesting their hay crop. Before
purchasing their having tools they should look
1t The Hollin@Sworth Sullv Hay Rake that
offer, very many superior qualities. For sale
IN This city by A. }. Hartman ( Go. Fred At
wood. " Interpret. i, General Agent. Read
hi~ advertisement in another column alvin
llelVey aJNertiSes another new and rich stock
OF watches clocks and eWrlry OF All Lin,i-
II" il constantly adding /" his Stock
lGNl'~ Nfw YORK CIrCt~ lhat i travelling
IN this state win exhibit in Belfast Tuesday,
lnIr l4lh. Ii is highly recommended hy botn
press and public throughout The section Whcrc
II has passed. The New Noll, Herald has The
following IN say oft
The lenling season with Mr.. I.cni-> splendid |
establishment has commenced. and he seems
determined that the close of his successful met
r0polit:m season shall be unusually brilliant |
His troupe of artists cannot he eqnaled in
Europe or America for excellence. and we
never saw in our many wears Of familiarity
With publ" amilSementS 50 many first class
c4ncStrians, gymna~1e and acrnitat- i>soriItel
ia one company
>rAESrorr During The shower Of Mon,la,
evening, Lightning struck the house of Mr.. los
l.. iiayner, in his village. also a barn in The
back part of the town. Nobody hurt.
UNITY. The saw mill. single ana lathe
machines of Ira Tratton We're destroyed by fire
This morning between Two and three o'clock |
Two sons Of Mr.. Tral1on worked in The saw
mill until half past twelve o'clock. They c,t
male The loss, (mil and lumbcr) AT fifteen hun
bred dollars. No Insurance.
Operations will commence in the cheese fac |
tory July sixth Many of our farmers are |
holding bacl, TO see if the operation is going to
pay. If 30 they will come in and help another
year. Why not take hold with us now bring in
yonr milk and make the thing success this
year: 1t viii cost nearly as much to manu-
facture the milk of one hundred cows as it viii
for three hundred, and every one can see that
the profits viii be only one third as much.
BURNHAM. ON sunday morning number
of boys were swimming in the Sebastcook
River, about two miles below Burnham June
ton. when George Baylev. aged A. son of
Jonathan Bayley. jumped from Il boat and
dove III about four leet of water and was
drowned lie was taken out in about an hour,
and his nose was found bruised and bleeding.
1t is supposed that he struck a rock and was
stunned.
J. W VIM, John Jewell and d. l.. Hunter
are driving about 1890 cords Of wood in the
Twenty-Five mile stream. 1t was cut on their
land in Unity and Burnham, and * to be driven
down the Sebasticook river and taken out at
Fort Halifax.
George E. Berry has shipped the present
season 35S thousand hoops, and has on hand
about 200 thousand more.
Monday afternoon we had Il heavy shower in
Durham and adjoining towns accompanied by
high wind. balm giead tree that has stood
the storms for ,. years in Geo. Berrv'S ward
was blown down and completely DESTROYED