The Republican journal., 1875-04-29

early landings Oh TUESDAY morning, both belns
about one hour ahead Of their usual time
The Washburn performance was far inferior
to the former appearances of the company o
the same name. 1t is said that the manager il
not the same, although with an identical name
New ADVERTISEMENTS. John l.. Locke
announces the arrival of a new and large stocl
OF furniture of all kinds. lie ALWAYS keeps th,
latest styles and sell them as low as any othe1
dealer. Read his advertisement in anothe,
column.
Arrangements have been made with the
Maine Central Railroad company that will en-
able the Masonic fraternity to attend the ses
sion Of the Grand Lodge at Portland commenc
ing on Tuesday of next week, and return 1ol
one fare. Undoubtedly the same Will be done
with the Portland boat
The millinery opening OF Mrs Richards and
Miss Southworth, yesterday and to-day, was q
very elaborate and tasteful display Of the many
fineries that go to make the head-gear of the
ladies so attractive. They are very popular
milliners and know exactly what the ladies de-
sire See their advertisement.
The Chinaman spoken of last week has visit
ed one Of our barber shops and INDUCED i'll s
shave. To shave, with a Chinanan, signifies
more than is usually expressed in that term by
us, as there is more of him. He shayes his
face-his eyebrows, and head, excepting tho
cue. When Sidelinger got done with him his
Uranium looked like peeled onion With rat
tail stuck into it,-and all for twenty-five cents
He expressed himself satisfied, and said it wa.
done better than 1t could have been in his own
country.
ALONG THE WnARNES. our Wharycs begi
10 present their old time appearance Of activity
and hustle. The shipments have been mainly
hay, some ten cargoes in all the last week. As
folows-brg Lizabel, Boston, by Pitcher and
Gorham. Sch. Paragon, Wilmington; sch. T
II. Livingston, Jacksonyille sch. Mary Far
row. Boston. by Woods Mathews and Baker
Schs. Huntress and VIM. G. Eddie to the quar-
ries down the bay, by Robert Patterson. Sch
A. Hayford, Jacksonville; Mary Patten. Sayan
nah; sch. James Bliss, Brunswick, GA. ant
sch. G.. NJ. Bonney. Carvcrs IIarhor, by Y m
Pitcher and Son.
The ship City OF Brooklyn of this port, from
san Francisco for Liverpool, which put in al
st. Thomas leaking, sailed again about April
1-th Capt. f. II. Hermann who went to st
Thomas as underwriters agent, has returned
He reports that the Boston Wrecking Com
panv's pump, which was sent ont to keep the
ship free, proved to be unequal to the work
A rotary pump was built from patterns made
by Capt. H., which. moved by the engine sent
out. was found to do tie work. The cause OF
the leak was not discovered. Divers who eX-
amined the ships bottom could discover moth
ing wrong.
WINTERPORT. The Winterport Cheese Fac
tory will be ready for machinery this week
The directors have contracted with Fred At
wood. Winterport. for machinery. Scarlet
fever prevails. Ii. T. Sanborn has lost a daugh
ter about four wears Old. and Capt Charles
Whitney is sick with it.
FREEDOM. Mud slosh, and bad trayellng.....
Farmers are commencing 10 SOW gra.h......Ihe
sugar business is mostly closed for this season
there has been a good flow of sap and much OF
the sweets made in this vicnity.....Som two
weeks ago dwelling mouse, DtlOuSlu5 ~
George Larabee was burned; the house had
been moved only the day before, and the fol-
lowing night was made bonfire of incendi-
arism.... In Unity the buildings belonging to
VIM. Crosby were burned; most of house fur
nture saved partially insured. His neighbor.
have put up a new one, which the family vii
soon occupy.
LINCOLNN1ILE. The cheese factory move
mcnt seems likely TO end in failure, After OBJ
tanning subscriptions to the amount of $1,000
and about 100 cows, there arose q disagreement
in relation to the location Of a building; the
three lots talked of not being more than 50 rods
apart. There is probably no better locality i'll
the county to make an enterprise of that Kind
Il success than within radius Of two miles
from I.inconville Centre. The thing ought moi
to be given up for so small a reason. Onl
large ponds still retain their winter appearance
and il is doubtful if May day sees blue water
in some of them. {. =. II is said that ")ordOn i:
Il hard road to travel" hut it is probably easier
than the road from here to 3 alfaSt at the pres
ent time. :. . T. b. Dunton Esq, has sold his
stock of goods to Mr.. John l.. Taber, and re-
signed the office Of p NJ. nj lincolnvlle Cen
tire. Mr.. Taber will, probably, be appointed
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