The Republican journal., 1876-04-06
Spring moving has commenced.

| The rggers have commenced to fit the rigging for
| Capt Herrimans new Ship.
| There will be a lecture at the North Church next
Sunday evening by the Pastor-subcct "Nehush-
| tam
| The wooden shewers used by the butchers of the
city made by cripple, AT the rate Of seven
| cents per hundred.
The Reform Club continues to increase rapidly. If
goes at this rate, there win be nobody left
! who takes nything.
| Wednesday morning surprised It's by clustering
storm, during which about eight inches Of snow fell
| Very dscouraging to the early robins.
There mail on "Wednesday from any
places west. The night express detained by
| snow, which WIS heavy at the westward.
! Pitcher & Son are loading sch, Annie l.. Mckeen
with hay for Jacksonville, and Pitcher & Gorham
are loading sch Starlight with hay for Savannah.
| The horse of Mr. Mitchell away last week
with gig, and coiding with cart, knocked one
wheel off, converting the gig into 4 wheelbarrow.
| When the officers took Mcintosh and Quinlan to
the jail Monday night they assaulted in the
| corridor by the prisoners who were walking about
April FOOLS day rather quiet. Only here and
| there was a nickel thrown down with string at
!
| Mr.. George w Croker of Stockton, the proprie-
tor OF the patent sanding roller, is about TO travel
among the shoe factories of Massachusetts, with his
! invention.
The meeting OF the stockholders Of the Belfast shoe
! factory has been postponed, in consequence of no
one but the Secretary putting in an appearance at
| the appointed time.
| A correspondent NJ Burnirnm writes that Rev
George W. Colby, Of Vassalboro assisted by Key.
| John Cook, holding se.ir, OF mectings If
| which great religious interest is manifested, and
| really good work done The meetings still continue
three year Old child OF Mrs. Leathers of Brooks
visiting the family of John Frazier in this city
cidentally fell backward into pail of hot water,
| Thursday, Of last week, and was scalded badly
| that il died Monday.
| Policeman Bowen says that "grabbing among a
lot Of escaped prisoners for whom different rewards
are offered, is good deal like drawing i'll lottery
When he made his grab last week among Norton's
birds he fetched the $40 1elloWthe highest prize.
The following is n list of jurors drawn from this
city fol the April OF HE supreme Judicial
Court. Grand Iurors-Alber C. burgess and Horatio
f. Thompson, Traverse Juror,-Ebenezer l.ittleteld
Lucu, 7 Mcdonald. james Gilmore, Calvin Pitcher.
Nathaniel /. heeMe and Wan. u. Downs.
Ezra Bicktord was thrown from carriage Non
day, Will, crossing the bridge, and was severely
hurt although no bones ere broken He was taken
up insenSibe and remained so for long time. The
horse was frightened by the noise OF the donkey en-
CINE saving wood at the Maine Central depot
Next SUNDAY will bc The anniversary of the Meth
od.t sabbath schuo! in this civ when the reports
of the Superintendent and treasurer viii be made
For an entertainment there will be n religious rem
resentotion Of the two cates-1hc broad gate 10
ruin ,nd tl,o m to tI,, str,iol+ and narrow natb
p,
a., -, No.
mission Of tie Government will have TO be had. If
George has the difficulty that Mark Twain expert
enced in getting his celebrated beef contract through
the DEPARTMENTS we shall never behold its shining
r.,.
IS Soon as III, ri, ,.~ opens But how viii that dis.
pose OF the numerous customers that bolt in Inc
! '"''F ana INQUIRE loI 'Ne '"urh'l once ,r,,t,
They won't come STRANGERS and other seekers
f. a sim, ,.ill 500 +l,a+ II isn't tho Mae. Hence
,o,, <ceIIent SEWING machines won't get mistaken
far .,,,r., r,.s.as 500 it,
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tAhlfTs. Geo. W. burk"tt CO.. as viii be seen
by advertisement today, offer their customers the
f,s, - l. r.oT 81 tre.t ia > amino th. be.pt;ti,,
fabrics even TO those not intending TO purchase |
Very rarely do bnyers have better opportunes for
selections and bargains even from wholesale stocks
We advise our lady readers to drop in and see the
stock
I, will l ,s,, IN, advertisements ttt .h r x.o,i
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rfo,,,o,, i, 4i,is c+, m, 1,,csdo,, crori,a
a.,+ .,y, dr.,o. of ,tI.+oono i fan AZ intar.s+
s,,d Of co,rs. the farce. tbat follows will he for
e,-.r,- hod,. wants 4o he amused The cor,nan, il
made M Of excellent naterll and fine member, are
nroicirnt in fine dramatic art ms yiye or n.igb
bors a good reception, and Il full house
On Nopdav = most d,staraIy ou,rooo ,,,, c,,n |
mtted in Durham by a drunken tramp who gave his
name as Ephraim Fernald and halls from Palmyra |
H. ,,5 ~. a.. ,.. - ,,t u ..,,3 , c.,,1
~ .t $685.
Mrs. r. in the barn, and without amy cause he struck
her three heavy blows in fine f,r. knocking her |
lo,,., ,,,5 },,.j,, han no,l H. Won, on,..l J., |
oo"h' anu bel'hlS hef haIy. hr was arrested bV
DrputV Sheriff III all and held trial. Mrs. Il
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iu-say ana was postponed ulitlt cdneSdiiy when
he was tried before Justice f. Bapley of Burnbarn
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500, and committed TO Belfast jail fernald is an
ornamental painter by trade ana says he was ntoN-
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is an ugly occurrence between two menit is uglier
between man and ,ytnnau-it !. uoliest between
TWO women esIeci"iy "hth II comes 10 blows ana
pulhS mar le la'''r Is the kiho tiiit happened
last thursday hlsh' on 'h"feH street. near the
to"ri HOUSE, IL "'7 an ABOUT nali' Oh course
one claiming mia ny me iish' Oh ihatriihohE ana
the "iAer " subsequent Oct"Patloh' lhey Jawed,
ana cia"ed smashed oot"'ts ana pulled half' nhlli
me current OF Inc iislh Drought them TO pie OF
sawed WOOD when inc COMBAT WAS hhishea win
clhbs ana bloody noses Inc audience was SMALL |