The Republican journal., 1875-04-22
The passenger travel is good on the railroad
a very large train out on Tuesday.

The passenger travel is good on the railroad
"a very large train out on Tuesday.
Steamer Katahdn, from Boston, arrived abou,
noon on Wednesday.
d. W. Dyer & Sons railway was damaged
considerably by being thrown out of place by
the ice
A cargo Of phosphatos that has been on
board sch. Helen Mari, frozen in the bay all
winter Wa, discharged Monday, and went over
the railroad to parties in the interior.
The weather this week, up to Wednesday
night, has been very cold, disagreeable, and ex-
tcedingy backward for the season. A strong
and cold north wind has blown for two days,
wiki fall Of snow on Tuesday
The death of Mrs. Susannah b., widow OF
the late ?. p. Quimby, removes from among us
q lady whose deeds of Kindness, benevolence
Hnd love viii long keep her memory green. and
whose lamentcl death is mourned by hosts OF
friends
Al uorndike Station. on Tuesday Constable
hesseA made seizure Of liquor. A Mrs. Weed
utd a trunk, which She was obliged BY the off
"-r 10 open, and ia which were found three gal
I"h Jugs 5l liquor. hacked in straw The officer
took the ur>. int len The trunk.
VnWedn-sdrv forenoon special tram brought
to tai- city 4 party If gentlemen connected with
le Maine tenlra Railroad. who are on tour
af Inspection. Among them are {, F. Hatch,
General Manager; Directors John Woodbridge.
JoAn Cummings. v. +. Perry, W. g. Davis,
F. w. Hill. aud Arthur sewall: also Payson
Tucker Est, superintendent. They dned at
-.r American House. ana left for the main line
ABOUT o'e,oek.
NEW L"cU Au} EGrisINENIs William
Phehcr 4 ~ou sAu lie attention OF farmers
lo their cargo OF Rel Beach Plaster, Just re-
tei. Also Frank Pitcher at same place to
alot NJ y hite Miilling> Just reeeived.-Henry
iar h NIB thc market with a nice lot of spring
s1udo. lie is ir>t class tailor, and always fits
N-e hi~ a,t.-Ilou~, ana lot for sale at Saturday
cove, Norlporl, inquire OF Geo. T. johnson,
tAl- rlt}.9. ~. Black, at the east side. calls at
ivutou to Din Bonnet Neutrality-suspicious. for
-a-c hv d. II. Tibhetts, oearsport.-Angier has
word fo people Who IRE in want of hardware.
MIX EDITOR. In Justice 10 ourselves, and
Hlr teacher. who very kindly assisted us in our
~prIlDg match. allow Us to correct the error
gone forth ln your last paper, saying we had a
Hrompt'r behind the curtain. No one had a
H~t Of words Ncept our teacher. and 10 one
prompted MS. HORACE C. PHINNEY.
I"MNIE W. LOTHROp
WILLIE n. CRAWFORD.
ATGt'SrI- PARKER.
HENRY u. WHITE.
7. BkONN.
Ih-urc, luasted sch. T. II. Livingston. Capt.
Augustus Mcdonald. arrived Sunday from
Jacksonville. Fla. with hard pine timber for
the Maine Central Railroad company. The
three ma,tcd Sch. Prescott Hazeltne, Capt. Ed.
Mcdonald. arrived Monday from same place,
with q similar cargo for Carter & Co The
aptainS are brothers, and bet was made be-
Lore sailing rs to which would arrive at Belfast
hr~t. The Hazcline sailed April Sth, and the
Livingston the 9Th The latter arrived here
the Nth. and the IIazetine, which made har-
bor at Vineyard Haven for one night, arrived
next ttav. Both vessels belong here, and the
passages were very fair Is TO length.
There's nothing Ike presence of mind in
emergencies When the first person to miss at
the spelling match in this city received A cab
bage bouquet il didn't evoke a bit of fun See
how differently it fell out at Lewiston, accord
lux to the journal
The first person to miss presented himself be-
tore The authorities and was presented with
copy OF that highly esteemed vegetable--the
cabbage, with which tie was crowned amid the
most enthusiastic applause. With spirit of
~eiI-abnegatlon. charming IN the extreme, the
proprietor Of the vegetable distributed SPRAYS
OF hi- cabbage-heal to one after another Of the
moualy-Wounded spoilers, as they fell from
the ranks. binding up their wounds and pour
I1g IN consolation and cabbage. Then il hap
peund THAT when the spell ended there was not
~ '1.bbase-ioad IN the entire audience.
Business along the Wharycs will be lively for
While. The store houses are well filed with
lay which must hc shipped. The following are
thr shipments made after the breaking up of
The iee-~cl. Annie Bliss, hay. for Savannah
~ch. y. W. Ellis hay, for Wilmington; sch.
Moses Eddy, potatoes, for Baltimore, by Pitch
er 4 Gorham sch Empire hay. for Boston;
}eh>. Banner and Lizzie Poor, potatoes, for
Boston. and sch Fannie 4 Edith, potatoes, for
Baltimore, hy Woods, Mathews & Baker Sch.
II. T, Townsend, hay, for Wilmington by VIM.
Pitcher X SON. Sch. Florida with ice loaded
<ome time since BY Geo. F. White, for Jackson
Vile; he is also loading sch. Ralph Howes with
hay and brick for some place-Pitcher & Cor
ham are disrharging 10000 of corn, and one
largo is Icing discharged by Woods, Mathews,
4 Baker VIM. Pitcher & Son are discharging
10 cargo OF Rid Beach plaster.
The SUPREME JUDICIAL COURr, Judge Dick
erson presiding, commenced liz April session
% th- cityon TucsClay The following is list
Of the jurors
FIRST Jury.
n. T. Cove. Foreman, Liberty.
John q. Adams, Searsmont.
James NJ. Chalmers. Troy.
by r0n Cross, Knox.
Frank A. Colcord, oearsport
Joseph Fields. LincolnyilIe
Albert Gray, Montville.
Benjamin =. Hall. Winterport
Isaac T.. Hatch, Waldo,