The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-05-27
Ice is being delivered about the streets.

The shoe factory resumed operations Monday
morning.
Plebian pop beer aud the aristocratic soda
begin to tizz.
Thin hats, white vests and immaculate stock
ings are coming along.
Frank Strout is building dwelling house on
the east side of the river
The weather is now very warm and summer
like. Grass is looking finely.
1t is reported that the steamer katahdiu will
resume her trips next week.
Bickford has commenced the manufacture OF
brick at his kiln near the lower bridge.
The North Church is unde rgoing repairs
and there Will be no services next Sabbath.
This is Il very fatal season for cats, especial,
those that are given to digging up garden beds
What became of the traditional Masonic goa
nj the fire Monday night: is the question sket
by the curious
The new sch. Lois V Chaples, at Carter.
yard is already for lannching, and will go OF
;he nr-t full tide
VIM. Pitcher Il Son have shipped but one
cargo OF hay this week. 10 Wilmington. ny sch.
Irlcn NJ. Condor.
Only five weeks ago that cold and ghastlv
sheet oi Ice hIled the bay Now we have sum
mer heat open windows Leaf and blossom.
4 pair of weasels make their home under the
church Street sidewalk and surnrisa nrouna-
u,tier~ lev popnino ont ~ luexnrcted times
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VIM '"i mn rare opportunity ior pheasant
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON an extensive forest hre
broke our IN the woods of Crosby and Heath
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were at WORN auDdulhS the names, and Mon
N"s AFTERNOON mao 'heih uhaef control. The
4Hii'"St l. not Ailo"h-that OF crosby Heath
= 'lul'e iieaFS' p'iI iio"eS Is trihihS.
Jew ADV ERTIsEMENTs. Charles b. Hazel
tine advertiseS Florida pine masts of enormous
lengths.-George A. Quimby has household
furniture for sale. T. Quimby, Searsport,
has 4 notice concerning closing up peddling
buSiness.-Perkins Brothers offers for sale their
carriage establishment, tools lyc-See DIR, Fitz-
gerald'S notice.-Cutlery and fancy articles of
All kinds by Calvin Heryev-Proposals to col
it't cliF taxes
BUSHES, at the Police. Court has revived the
past week, and pilgrims to the shrine of Norton
on the hill have been numerous Two tranps.
named Murray and Hussry, Went up for 10 DAYS
apiece for big drunk, James Burns, full to
The briln, took the same route. Daniel sheehan
ditto for 60 days John Collins, also drunk.
was sentenced lot % days o"t appealed and
io''h" pohd'' fof an assiIllI ana battery, VIII
nam '9hlhiah was also rugged, beng unable to
respond 10 4 Inc 81 - and costs.
Chief Engineer Baker and a narty of gentle
men this week examined the springs on the
Shaw farm, two and half miles from the city,
with 4 view to estimating their capacity and
the cost OF bringing the water into town.
Among the number was Warren Johnson,
tNq., OF Augusta, who owns the water works
~ that city He said the source OF supply was
better than that clty has. 1t was estimated
That the now would ill an eight inch pipe,
and that the whole cost of the works would be
s25,000. Mr.. johnson was fayorably i'm
pressed that he offered to take a considerable
portion OF the stock. Something of the kind
VIII nave to be done soon
sFARsrOR1 Mr.. Henry Carter, whose skull
was fractured by falling from staging in Nc
tiiiyery's 9hipgard, died on Monday. aged IS
lcar~......A telegram received on Monday an
nouncee the death of Capt. Joseph G, Field of
this place by drowning, at Sydney, Australia.
he WAS u years OF age....F. j. Beals is eating
ne" potatoes OF hotbed production
BURNHANI. Edwin Whitney, aged "a, died
Sunday morning of quirk consumntion. after
an illness of about two months. Mr.. Whitney
was well known, having served as Baggage
Master at the NJ. c. K. X. station for the last
eight years. He leaves a wife and two children
10 mourn Ms loss, besides relatives, and many
friends, who have the sympathy of all who
knew him.
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