The Republican journal., 1875-01-21
Sanford H. Mathews WILL the coming season,

build for himself dwelling house on High ST.
Tuesday was the coolest day in January thu;
far, the thermometer marking 10 degrees below
zero in the morning.
The shipping in the halbor flew their bunting
at half mast on Monday in respect 10 the mem
DRY of G.. f. Thombs who WAS buried on thai
day.
Woods, Mathews and Baker. and Pitcher &
Son have loaded sch. Charley Buck " it'll ha,
for Wilmington \. C.-Pitchcr and Gorham art
| loading sch. Annie Bliss with hay for Sayan
nah, Ga,
! Considerable hay has been brought in during
! the present good hauling, but has gone moa'i!
| into tho storc-houscS.
! The traffic in potatoes i iiily dnll--l'" co ia
| 10 handle them.
\ Young married lady in lids city, who was
/ in possession of a very fine and abundant head
Of hair. had ii cut off last week, TO prevent
FILLING out 1t measured 81 inches in length,
and is valued at the BARRIERS estimate at SIS.
! We had on Saturday a pleasant call from
John Bird, Esq. of Rockland, one Of the new
Directors of the Bay and River Railroad. Hc
is leading business man Of that city, right
down good fellow, and thorough Democrat
What more need be said =:
Judge Dickerson has done 4 good business al
the terms Just closed. There were 346 cases on
the docket, of which rs We're disposed of in
| various ways Eleven verdlcts We're rendered
with two exceptions. Fourteen divorces were
granted.
| The trains from this city had a hard time on
| Monday. The wind had packed such hare
| drifts on the track that the snow pow on The
mornin. train ran eff, and no connection was
made with the Boston train. In the afternoon
| the through train ran off in ta>salboro. delay.
| ing matters so the train did not reach this city
until 10 O'Clock.
| h. F. Wells displays hi> usual large and at
tractiye assortment of new Iiamburgs and knit
ling cottons, at all prices, and to the satisfaction
of the purchaser. He makes those goods
! specially, and keeps the best.-Wm. +. Thoma;
| has opened new grocery at the old RAILROAD
store, and offers goods ut ow cost figure
| /. S. Rogers & Co., SrarSport. ;,dseli>, fol
agents.
Rey. " 7. Jewell, Will ,i'}iyrr hi. popular
Lecture, on the subject of IAN evening Will
Edmund Burke'-in the VI. T., Church, Thur
day eve. Jan. 2lst.
| William b. Eaton, for many years freight rlerl
OF the steamer katahdin, >aninrd'S line, was
married this week, and his fellow-otiicers on The
| steamer presented him with a superb silver
| service. With it came testimonials of subsan
! tial value from agents of the line at Buckspori
and Belfast, and in this city. Boston Adyertis
! cr.
| The bride is Mrs. Ada Mitchell. of this city
and the wedding took place al The home Of Nj
Eaton, in Revere, Mass.
| One morning few weeks ago their came III
| to our office, on the wings Of the morning
| breeze, a new and agreeable 0dor, tickling TIL
| nostrils with worry soothing and pleasing sen
| sation. 1t was not the fragrance of sausage
| from Owen Whites market, nor the smell O
| new leather from Gates 4 Stckney's, Ludel
our office. Investigation show that our neigh
| bors Ellis & CHM had set up big revolving
| coffee rooster, in which they were cooking
| bag at Il time of old Java. and doing 1t nicely
| Customers can be sure of having nice coffee
roasted before their eyes, if they choose. w
| think that an cXhilarating effect from the smell
| thereof is sometimes perceptible.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Haynes, agent for Zell's Popular
Encyclopedia and Universal Dictionary, is nov
! in Belfast, at which place She will be pleaseo
to show the work TO all who will favor i
with an examination, and TO fill the orders 0
| any who may desire the work. This work ha
| the endorsement Of some OF the best critics il
| the country. Lyman Abbott says
| 1t promises to be the most used and the mos
| useful book in my library, not even excepting
| the Indispensable Dictionary In facilitating
| the finding of date, a reference, or fact when
| | am in haste and have no time for research, il
| has already saved me in time more than its
market-price in money.
! On the LIST of July Wendell Phillips wrote as
follows to an agent of the Cyclopeda
Il have examined your zelps Encyclopedias
| as thoroughly as the leisure of two or three
| days allowed. | find in it almost everything
thought of looking for. The subjects are treat
| ed with fulness which surprised Inc. In ac
curacY, think YOU can risk comparison With
| any of your rivals, and one feature is specially
valuable; that when you are unable to exhaust
| topic, you point out, where. in the work, full
! er information may be found. 1t is Just such
| work as every one needs at home for immediate
| reference, even if he lives near 4 great public
| library"
| / give you my hearty endorsement Of intro
| ducing Zell's Encyclopedia into our schools and
| homes. 1t is a valuable work, evidently pre-
pared with great care, and deserves place il
| every family in the State.
| Very Truly Yours, WARREN JOHNSON
| State Superintendent
Dear Sir: l consider "Zell's Encyclopedia" the
best In use, for the amount of money invested
The work ought to be in the hands of every teacher
| and found on every teachers desk.
Yours truly, +. A. ALLEN,
Principal of State Normal School, Penn.
The above named gentlemen are too vel
| known throughout this section to need any Ell
| dorsement from us; and we need not remarl
that an exhaustive encyclopedia is library 0
| knowledge in itself 1t is a silent schoolmaste
in the house always at hand for reference; cost
ing nothing after the purchase money first paid
but always remaining bank of knowledge OF
which drafts are payable at sight. We may al,
that this work is being universally endorsed an,
adopted throughout the country. by scholars
Swans and scientists. Address j. c. Johnson
Covinston, Pa. Ed. Tioga Co. Agitator