The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-17
Isaac Cakes is building dwelling house on

Isaac Cakes is building dwelling house OF
Bridge street.
David B. Carr is soliciting subscribers in this
vicinity for Abbotts new History of Maine.
The keel of Capt. Herrimans ship is bein.
stretched at Carriers yard. 1t will be % fee
in length.
Large numbers crowd the Boston boats Il
every landing, going west. Centennial is tn,
attraction.
considerable hay is coming into market now
but goes into the storehouseS. The shippers
are i'll want of vessels
A Floral Concert will be given by the SUNDAY
School Scholars at the Unitarian Church next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Schr. Florida arrived Wednesday morning
from Jacksonville, Fla, with 2l5.00o feet OF
hard pine for Carter Il Co.
Dudley A. Sargent of this city is training the
Bowdoin College boats crew for the coming
regatta at Saratoga. y. y
The remains Of Fred Monroe. who died OF
consumption in France last winter. arrived in
this city on Tuesday for interment
Linrolnylle every Wednesday morning going
west, and every Thursday morning going east
FREEDOM. Miss Maud, daughter of Edmund
Fuller, suffered a fracture of both bones of hen
| right arm on the Sth, by being tipped from /:
small wagon in the yard
The sealed express freight ear on the rail
road has not arrived for some time, and it i
thought it has been Withdrawn. 1t has not
been paying expenses.
The brig Ned White, Capt. Joseph Thomb>
of this city arrived at Havana. Cuba, on the
! 18th inst, 81 days from Valparaiso, South
America. She brought a cargo Of guano.
ANel iiayforl is moving the Howard carriage
bnilding ON Beaver street to his lot below Gross
street, where ii will be converted into tene-
ment house. A new brick building will be built
on the site made vacant.
On Monday the steamer city of Richmond
Viii make close connections 10 and from Bos-
! ton. Passengers Will be forwarded immediate
! Il ON her arrival at Portland. and An express
! train will take her passengers TO Portland
| While Henry Dunbar and companion were
riding in Montville. Saturday afternoon, they
We're oNcuaken by Il runaway team, and in
/ passing struck the wagon, ovcrturnin% the We
| hicie and horse, throwing the occupants Il long
| distance. They were not seriously injured.
| The steamer Pioneer is on Overs railway
| where she is being renovated, calked and paint
ed. She will also receive new propeller.
The place will be supplied by the steamer
| Hurricane from the Rockland and Ninalhavcn
Steamboat company's line. Capt. Farnsworth
will take charge of the Hurricane.
Jake Havener on Monday pnt out Il sign
that is attracting a great deal of attention 1t
| is the model of a life sized Indian. carved in
wood, dressed in full costume of war paint and
feathers. In one hand is held a package of
! cigars and a leaf Of tobacco IN the other 1t
WAS carved by himself. and is m excellent piece
of workmanship.
Some of the members of the Reform Club in
this city who have had the manlness to de-
nounce the evil, and are trying to lead tenn
perae and better life, are being tainted and
ridiculed by their former associates, who offer
them liquor, and try various ways to win them
back to vice. This is low mean business. and
the boys should either shun them or knock
them down on the spot. They would he sus-
tanned in the latter course
VIM. O. Poor and Son have completed the
| renovation of their drug store by the further
! addition of an entire set of new bottles, of
! beautiful designs, which are artisticallv ar
ranged. The compromising of prescriptions is
made a speciality with them, both i'll accuracy
| and purity of the chemicals They fill pre-
| scriptonS from all parts of the county. See
their notice in another column. -Attenion is
also called to the notice of farm for sale hv
Pceg Staples, i'll Stockton
POLICE tOURT. Charles Mcintosh was taken
before The court on Wednesday complaint Of
| City Marshall Patterson, for the second offence
| of drunkenness and resisting officers Charles
| is a hard boy. and has withstood the many earn
| EST plcadings of the retormcrS. ON Tuesday
| evening he got elevated, and when arrested he
| fought, struck, kicked, aud bit everybody with
i'll reach. He has become so exceedingly IA
miliar with Mr.. Nortun's quarters that the
judge thought he would change lis place of
residence, and 50 sentenced him for sixty DAYS
in the Bangor work house Fourth of July
will have been past and the season advanced
before we again see his face at the bar of just
ice, but we will endeaNor TO bear the separation
The exhibition of the genuine Washburn's
Sensation, Tuesday evening" WAS Il grand Sue
cess, the hall being crowded, and everybody
more than pleased. The entertainment was
first class in every respect. There was inimit-
| able negro burlesque, rollicking fun, splendid
gymnastics, and most excellent musical per-
tormances. Those charming young ladies the
Coleman sisters, are prodgcs in the great
| variety and perfection of their accomplish
| ments-actresseS, singers, dancers, and per-
! formers on instruments. The cornet DUETS with
| which they favored the audience We're charm
| ing. The trapeZe performances of the Holland
Brothers and Mile Victoria were the best ever
seen in this region. Add Weaver the leading
negro personator, was Just bursting with fun
and originality. In short there was enough in
each department of the Sensation TO make by
! itself more than an average of travelling shows
The veteran manager seemed to enjoy the aIl-
probation shown, altel the recent counterfeit
| of his name and fame.
| SEARSPORT. On Saturday last as Mrs James
| HERMAN of this town and Mrs. f. H. Henri
man of Belfast were getting into carriage, the
| horse SHE'D and threw them both into the gutter.
Mrs. ). HERMAN had her shoulder disocated
and received other bruises. The other lady was
but slightly hurt,
| .~>-.-...>s
The Centennial Tea Party in Portland,
| on Monday ayau;nr -; o;J . A. - N.:.- +,