The Republican journal., 1875-10-28
Judge Libby makes an excellent impression
in this his first term in Waldo.

are for sale at Miss Wctherbee's store, on Pho.
nix Row.
One fourth Of the new bark launched al
Stockton was owned by the builder, Crawford
5. Fletcher.
If Judge Thurow continues i'll, Judge of
Probate from one Of the adjoining counties will
hold his November court
Rev. C. j. McCully, of Haowell will occupy
the pulpit at the North Church next Sabbath
morning and evening service.
Harrison lost a good horse last Thursday
while driving home. The animal stepped on 8
stone and fell, breaking his leg.
A minstrel company on the steamer Rich,
mond Wednesday, discoursed excellent musi,
At the several landings down the river
The girls have revived the streaming ribbons
called follow me, my lad" If the lad gets hold
of the string. he generally lnd> flirt at the end
of it.
Mrs Adelaide Alden, wife of Edward Alden
Of Wilmington, H.. died ON saturday of fever.
She was daughter Of the late capt Cousins, of
iui, ctv.
Mr.. Geo. II. Ames, a resident of san Fran
cisco is Visiting this city, his native place, for
HE first time since his emigration, twenty-siX
Years ago.
4. W. ritcherN Go. announce that they have
just returned with Il new lot of dry and fancy
goods. Purchasers will do well to look over
tAeir stock. See adv.
Maddock> blossoms out in rhyme in another
,oltu4n. |, there any natural ASSOCIATION be-
tween poetry and the gentle craft of leather:
Whittier, tirst of American poets, used TO smitc
The lapstone III his early days.
The pupils of the Unitarian sabbath School
viii give Harvest Concert at the church next
sabbath evening at O'Clock. The church will
be decorated with flowers and fruit, and the
exercises will consist of music, singing, decla-
nation, sc.
The indications are that the Belfast Shoe fac
tory viii stop operations next week, prepar-
atory Ia entering upon their winters work.
Ihc prospect for next seasons labor is very
good, and the factory viii soon be running with
ID fun force.
A vender of cord wood sold a load to IN Or
day VI TWO under the impression that they bad
received 4 donation.
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witness before Inc Grand Jury l. reported
'' nave gwen some comprehensive testimony
M liquor case. lie was asked if he had drank
t' CERTAIN saloon. yes "oltehE "les.'
How muah nave YOU drank there OF liquors.
saF N SIX months wv en- l can ieli exact
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h''li>l Lo'lSe q I ~ " i VISITED orlei'''l
'-'d-', o' bangor III pooy on uesuay even
i"s' Ah'N were l'icas'iiiIH entertained ana
7'iFTo WIN me 'oi'''ioh. ne opJec' was
t' Nl9it lodSe tha' had been under the per
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IHE ROSE OF INRoL The Richings Ber-
hArd opera company gave on tuesday evening
most charming performance, which delighted
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LINCoLNNtILE. Last summer swarm OF
bees took possession of chimney in Capt
""7N l''i '''ti'' HN"'N' '-"7' "e~iN N''N O"p''ii
made Il raid on them and got forty pounds of
nice honey, and much was destroyed in getting
it out....The epizootir is raging in this yicin-
~, in mild form.
TUorNDIKE. While several Indians th,t
..Iu,, ne,rthis station wore in fine wood Satur.
,lav ono ofthem vas LOADING q l,rne siv shooter
1i.tol While lettiuo the bauompr ao,pn q, to
The cam. the pistol was DISCHARGED and fine hall
,ntorod tho Enee of oua of his lrotbo,. Indians
city 10 get doctor to extract the ball.
SEARsropr. ON Wednesday ovonipo Of last