The Republican journal., 1875-07-15
NOT A SKIM MILK CHEESE

No. fire company tried their machine one
evening last week, and threw water 1919 feet.
There was on Tuesday an invasion of organ
grinders, harpists, &c.. to the terror of quiet
folks.
Kilgore has photographed the thirteen colo
MES, as they appeared at the Centennial Far,
and 4 very attractive picture they make.
Attention is called to the notice of the Aca-
dian Hotel at Castne. This new hotel by the
Clark brothers has already become popular
resort for summer travelers.-An active can
vasser can benefit himself by replying to Il
notice in our adv. columns.-'The steamer
Pioneer now makes daily trip to Castine.-
Bickford adverises a large amount of brick for
sale.
AN ELEGANT WORK. cur city is being can
va>sed for the new publication by J. h. Ford
4 Co. OF New York, entitled Woman in
Sacred Hi>tory'-a work issued in twenty-five
numbers at fifty cents each. Every lrlmber is
Illustrated by beautiful plate in oil co'ors,
representing one or more OF the women promi-
ncnt in Bible history. Each of these pictures
is a faithful reproduction of the work Of some
celebrated painter, and is executed in the high
esi style of art To each subscriber is present
ed, as premium a beautiful telegraph copy of
Br0chart's "Sara the PrinccsS.' This picture
is % by / inches, and repre- en- Young lady
OF rank amid the surroundings OF Oriental life
1t cannot he distinguished from IN elegant
painting and j. alone worth the -ub eruption
price
SUICIDE. ON Monday afternoon The wife OF
Jacoh -. Ray OF Waldo, committed suicide by
drowning IN the Meadow Brook, stream near
the house. Her body was recovered . O'Clock
in the evening aud when found her face was
mbeddcd in the mud. Mr.. Ray Wa Young
woman about = wears of age, and the daughter
OF the late George NJ. Bean, of this city. In
sanity brought about by domestic troubles is
supposed to be the cause. She leaves one child
The performance of the opertt1a of sir Mar
lna,uke, by the Barnabee Operetta Company,
on Tuesday evening, WAS one OF the very best
musical entertainments ever offered in our city.
Everybody present was delighted, and those
who failed to attend missed delightful even
inc. The wish is expressed that the company
may again appear here, rs the quality of the
entertainment WAS not sufficiently we'll under
stood to crowd the house a would otherwise
/ have been the case
A singular accident occurred on board the
new ship A. 5. Davis in Carriers yard, Tuesday
/ afternoon, III which two riggers We're hurt one
quite seriously. The mainmast had been step
| ped, the maintopmaSt ,iointed through the cap
with the rigging over the head, already to be
mas headed. The backstavS were being triced
up TO the top. to take their weight from the
mast-r0pe. The strap OF the 9auntllne which
supported them slipped down the mast, the
block struck something which capsized and
unlocked it, letting the stays down by the run
The stay, which is wire, struck Robert w hite-
head, who was in the main-top, SHINING bis
arm from the shoulder TO the wrist. and niur
ing the hand badly He would have fallen from
the top had he not been caught by ii compan-
ion. Henry Waterman, on deck, was struck
by a dead-eye. and quite severely hurt There
We're a large number Of workmen about, and it
was fortunate no more were hurt
MONROE The Cheese Factory under the
management Of Mr.. W. Twomby commenced
operation on the 24th day OF May last, and re-
ceNed on that day 23i1 lbs. of milk. The
amount of milk increased daily until June 9th,
al which time it received 5.0l0 lhs. The largest
amount received in one day was July lst, 5,142
lbs. The whole amount OF mill, receiA I'd fl ON
MAY II ia to July Sd, both included, is lt:.i ,'i,
| lbs, making 31U cheeses weighing ,4H;' BIS
The first three day it tool, over ten pound. of
milk to make Il pound of cheese since then
II. 1 ~ L. = n. Nh.
| pound of cheese. The rheeses have been tried,
and prove to be of the first quality. They do
not belong to the ''skim milk order, and in
| fact this is not skim milk community.
| WINTERPOE1. Scarlet fever still hoyers
about this place and vicinity. ON Sunday the
4th, child of s. l.. Stubs was taken W it'll this
| disease, aid died after being sick but about
twenty -four hours Saturday last, about noon,
| the house OF John Cole Ia few miles from this
| yillAge) was discovered to be on fire. Caught
| in the L, probably from defect in the chimney.
| House, contents, outbuildings, and nearly all
| the farming implements were burned. Par
| TALLY nsured..".,On Saturday afternoon, a
| child, daughter of James Eaton while playing
| in boat near Sandtords wharf, fell into the
WdltI ana w ~ neal ptlliS tlioN htN' y Nptiss
| man, Joshua Thayer, hearing the cutlery, ran,
| and without stopping TO remove any clothing.
| plunged into the water W here she was seen 10
| go down. The water being very dirty he had
| to 90 down the third time before he succeeded
IN finding her. At first She was thought 10 be
| dead, but was resuscitaied. Mr. Thayer is de
serving of the highest praise.
| SEAEsPoEr. Owing to the fog which has been
50 thick in our bay during the past week. ehl
| Lucy a. Nickels did not get 10 sea until Thur
day, the 9th. When being lowed out by the
| steamer G.. h. SandtorI some part Of the engine
| of the steamer gave way, by which She Wa
| delayed some two hours. Damages being re-
paired, the steamer cast her :lrft outside OF
| all coast dangers, leaving her with fair wind
| to proceed on her voyage to Liverpool. One
| George Pendleton, living near the Grant g
mountains, of Frankfort, being aggrieNcd be-
| cause some young gentlemen went upon an
| open lot of his to gather a few Strawberries
| entered complaint against them for assault,
| and on Saturday they We're brought before Trial
| Justice John A. Partridge at our village when
| and where If was made to appear that all the
| assault was the act of drawing their wallets fol
the purpose Of paving all damages. The tria
| elected some aughabe facts. No wonder the
| man was scared when, in these critical times
| several gentlemen, in ali the yigor of young
| manhood, stepped up to him. cash i'll hand, to
pay all scores. Hardly TO be wondered at that
| he thought they were assaulling him, and hard
| iy TO be wondered at that he took TO his heels
| and ran as never man ran before. But the
| young men meant all right and 50 thought the
| magistrate before whom they We're tried. Pen
| dleton has to pay his own lawyer; alas. the
| county has to pay the costs 1.-THE Eagle
Island excursion on Independence Day melted
the Searsport Cornet Band about go. Mem.
| bers Of the band tender their thanks to Belfast
Cornet Band for the fraternal fellowship man.
ltested by them on the occasion. The North
Searsport and Evansville Farmers Club will
hold Cattle Show and Fair at the Porter