The Republican journal., 1876-10-05


ion for savannah, Ga.
These are the days of apple bees husIing parties,
lui that sort of thing-aren't they boys?
HE hunters moon. in ali its brightness aud
beauty, is now nightly sailing across the sky.
constable Harding on Tuesday turned into the
gutter two barrels of seized and condemned ale.
Potatoes are selling on the street for GO cents per
.slcl. Large quantities of them are coming in
,r Tie railroad.
considerable concrete walk is being pat down in
-i- city. When well made ii is good, but poor CON
-,tg ISN'T worth cuss.
The sch. Weaka, heavily loaded with ice and tide
0.tucd for a week the east side has been got or
.pt /. already for sea.
Ihr-c moonlights nights are delightful for prone
81. l.>. Ii cool, good sized shawl can be made to
A.eq two persons warm.
Gbe first heavy white frost of the season in this
a.iQ WAS seen on Tuesday morning. Also vapor
-a. rom the harbor and BAY.
itc !1th annual exhibition Of the Waldo County
Agricultural Society commences on Tuesday of next
week, and continues three days
Attention Is called to the notice Of another Cen
laual Excursion by boat and rail This is the
e-res' yet. Reference is made to d. IL. Young,
riilnd
.'.heF & Son have received a telegram from
rau~wie,, ga, stating that the yellow fever was
la.ns The vessels loaded for that port will M
uutf-ily sail soon.
.,ea. o. Bailey has bonght ts, hardv.,r. stncls of
:c ate firm Of A. ), Hartman & Co., and viii re-
ci5h The same up 70 all the wants OF the market
George VIII be glad to have his friends drop in.
H.. po.,n.s,,.,. !, /, ,,,rr. ,,., IL. ,ousot. a.,
.... noisrfna nota-o.s from, thn cellar when .re
..,a backed dawn fine b,tcb,y,v into ,hn Collar
i" Wa- hoi'ted ont unframed.
bombs 4 Osborne are ihe busiest men in town.
lyir sail loft has been in operation far into the
ia-At tot a number of weck@-und we'I bet Il dollar
ey huyut heard a sermon lor at least three sab
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nrrv,A,r Tno ,r,ine centr,i u.ood.l,oi co,,
i.,iua 4ao cords of wood. WI burned on yyei3cs
L., morning C,t,,, Of frt. I,}-nou,n rb. n,lf,s,
MAIN could moi reach tll, turn liable, md ,yas OBLIGED
. -ur backwards Il, Halll.+
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N'A win hay Tor 'osirh
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aries. l,r,5s.re,. ,,. burned d., sh,s ,,i,I,ll ~
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,..sI,oa No in,,ir.nc. 1I,.rn had i,oon ~, ,iro
lights Used about the buIj:nr for five months 70
LIZ kuol,lctiga of tile family
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4 bushels to the acre six of the potatoes which
By. -tu. weighed eight and n half pounds The l., nd
ss.. manfred with Eradley's suuer,Iosrhatp
i' S't'e "n fis OF vessels nave fheir run similar
'''ia'e' Oh laho ana articles OF dress, as witness
" Naio'f OF 'i'fee nas',o vessels hulIf ie" years
y i"ei'' mas De'h MADE 10 c'ahge
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Alta meeting of The city government on Monday
'ynipg last, but little was done outside the regular
flaiine business The following petition was pre-
-t'tl by Mrs II. II. johnson and others-''To
o-c til, saloons and gambling houses in The city
','' ""9' am" /" '"io'c' 'he INV rtI''
S'''0'''' '1'''i'''''7 '"a liquor sei'I7'
"'' l''>S'N ~ 'o'iof"''ly 10 Hie
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f"Jl' Cot RI On Tuesday forenoon Andrew
Robbins wa before the court on complaint Of of
'r -'Hnm for drunkenness and disturbance. An
ra Eonng man from the cast SIDE, and this was
hr-t appearance before the bar of justice. Con
"iue the mldncss of the offence the Judge fined
$50 ;aud costs. Although youthful, Andrew was
',' ar1aut enough to hand over the cash when the
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N two hundred persons have gone from this
ea NJ the Centennial, up to this date. Among The
departures the last week have been Calvin Herycy
4ud wife, Asa a. Howcs and son, Mrs Henry Par
b,r ptv III Pierce wife and daughter Charles Bak-
en- 4, b. Mathews, Mrs, Wealthy Lowney, G. ".
Hnket and wife, Robert Burgess, Henry Ryan.
N-'No'"' -'Ai'' N'ti' '-'ti syn, -
y Aken and daughter, Edward Sibcy and wife,
d 'sila Mitchell, Wife and daughter, Mrs. 5. A.
L'Wes Frank Pitcher and wife, Oscar Pitcher and
N--'' Nf- panel Lane, Miss Susan Marshall. Ar
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uu Thursday evening OF Inst week tbe house and
. owned and ocrunied bx Albert TootIotcr ~, th
lor.IDr, OF ounntebacoolz pond in ecorsmont ,yar,
ie.;rored bv ,irc If ia s,,,,,osod +, lovo coul,t
f.n. i dcf.c,i,, chimney or stovnni,, r.Io f,rni
~ S"Feu' one nan OF me mouse was occupied
'''''"S' 'i'p' WHO li''oe il tlcif headquarters
''si'i"6 'nc Po"u' ana "iioSe FURNITURE ana
'P'i'n'S we're stored th'ff. iheY were AL de
' i"S l"'i" Is An'"N - me o." W oooeocN
''' anu was 'lio "'i'"p-"oc VI our reno" Fi'-
~ """"'''A' ii'e ouiialhGS We're oiu ana
"'''' value "if0 1oF 7''''
,rtr bu.iue.. MOI, cl ,I.. .:, ~ i
aga ARE advrrtisin,, ,,i,, +r.ol. IN DO ,e
"a III be found an o,l,,.rtis,,o.rt II, nv, .i ola AND 30
able firm OF H. II Ioi,,s.,,, 4, r., ,.l, I .
N a nov fall stock Of gooa Fl Is I,.. e -
-ad, with them They also dis,l.,- d nan, H.. or
tlll millncrv-1Irs Richard. and MIS- s,,,,,,,ln.t
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