The Republican journal., 1877-04-26
The North church is receiving IA coat of pai,

'Ho ''e"ni l'0I'ch oasauoooc IL Oh oyer $ rali
way pa'n'liis anu repairing
Williamson's History of Belfast will be ready fol
delivery in the latter half of May
e Lanpbor Stockton whose ,s,or ror,o;rs mn
ballad for il reouostod 70 call of th;s ot,;oo
These EVENINGS ara fnI, Of ,ooonI;,r,+ ,oo,.,- ,,o
,,.at not. of tbo ,wo,o,,ca f.on and ta+ 49,. ~
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''oo' i'o' 'elleilper H''cH
- -APii' % d '''iSoH 50 forward rs
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number OF Belfast men are contemplating Il
, up iA'H snouiu ie''' al
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9e'eHlh Lecture III the course on lessons from
'' -te 81 'hfIst' al the n'VerSailSt church next
,u'''''S e''Hi"H' ','J'''' me ln'eF'ie" "i'h
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\ R'"'tl "ain anu Il gang OF thirty men are at
"'lh upon the railroad bridge III this city filling
'N" P"ln"N tn"' HIS DIV inc zee IN the winter
iA'! propose 10 HI IN considerable earth and
.'NAS III Inc next Nv" weeks, lhey get the mate
| > pu"y NeSNeI was III our harbor on Mon
N'l one rcPl"eVa the biack pnoy Oh the ledge OF
""!ea wharf,. Anothel buoy Is very much needed
.'' Poln' "I ROCKS Oh inc east Side' between the
.i'U-e anu me t"Per MIL wharf IL makes out
NV anu Il ~" !'''s ago do
~ ''ii non ''"'"'' WINCH WIS carried away
Pitcher Gorham have loaded schr Mansur B.
9dkes with potatoes for Il southern market, and
s'.r Abby tale with hay for Boston. Woods,
Mathews Baker have loaded schr Empire with
aay for Boston VIM Pitcher 4 Son have loaded
o'@t' lHSihs sun WITH nay fer Charleston. ana Ha-
.riiue TO. arc Loading selr- Ions ' thapies
NiA hay and hme Tor Jacksonville
tH.A.A. HcoALl 4 }endtr OF charcoal who had
dispose, ri his stock and hoisted in Il personal
supply pi groceries that he had better have gone
5@ice for. strayed into Lords furnishing store
Placing both elbows on The show case he gazed
ong and earnestly at the brilliant display of neck
ats and iXings until the glass gave way and he
'onnd himself head and shoulders among the
goods II took all the profits OF his DAYS traffic
{" pay the damages
The meeting of city government on Tuesday 10
uear the report OF the committee on STRENGTHENING
High street adjourned without action to Friday
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'i' p''''i'ii' "n" 'iie 'i'iiioh VI 'o ei'9 SO
''N-''' 40 \ survey u 'e premises HIS
p7'" '''ue ~ "ilici Is i"uI" l'l'' Triangular
lleN' VI i'iiu WIZ nave I" DC '"hell from 'Ho So"th
'-' ''' 'ii5 ST 'o "i' ''si"Pi JUN"
'1s' "t'i " ""ae '"eh'H ieet across ruhliius To
E"'' o'l "iu 'e eeli'Io "l tile hNetE company ;
Stable oh the other side the line VIII be brought
w eighteen lcei i'll lhe corner ehalhg al POM
al the corner OF hltm"res market
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Read the May Day proc
iAnatlon OF Mr. and Mrs A. d, Chase, III another
column II is very interesting to those who are
about 10 purchase dry goods and carpets.-lt is
litiicult to recommend all oar advertisers as the
best but the old and reliable firm of II. H. John
SON co. Is among the best Read their no
l'a' received new lot al fancy goods spnng
mat u cap IS very becoming AT tins season OF the
year and T. v lianey has just received new and
fashionable lot He suits every time ,-Mrs. Shel
don. the popular lniner has a very poetic notice
concerning her spring and summer millinery. By
manufacturing her OWL hats. she uegeriuils to give
-Atlstacl,on.-House ion sale inquire at thus office
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,,,tad tbnt =, uirl WAS seen ,ln same day, at Whit
tiers crossing. inouiriup fine way 10 Union. Inn
whether it was the Manning girl is not known
some think That She has rnn AWAY and j., ,11cppi
,r., to reach yassalboro where She fo,me,lv lived
ntbors +Liul. sh. MAJ. b.v. t,u., irt IN. ,,,rd
'i" was """H e"' ~ Sa1 was SUBJECT L" nus ana
the road for some distance passes along the bord
rrs Of the pond
We are informed that the Name State Granite
association recently formed in this CITY has sent
r ,ro,osoI. t,. q, yn,an,n,nt oont,.oot to yot ont
'i'i'> Nv N''''+ '' ~ 'N'
"'d polSh granite monument, sixty 1eet III
length and five feet square 1T the base 1t is to
lo,.a p4lestl tvelr,. feet higb maxine ii the
'''' MN iii"Aii It ',''
''"2'7' 7'D@i' Shall "l p"HShed granite III The
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wv" Inns I'M p' II" Siiil J""' l"i 'He S''Ht "lieH
HA'7ieu Will weigh elghlE IONS rms company
"a'' eAce'ieH' i"eIli'leS l"i SUCH WORK ana can
'I'e' ulFee PolShcr' l"f the purpose III iS Saio
i'"' 'Ii'ic "ie p'' ~" "tiel Ilii' III inc c""n'!
'N"' '"N 4u'll9 'h" i''ii'n '"'H Jop
HE MISERS TREASURE Mr.. A, L.. Ripley, son
q" Samuel Ripley. who became possessed of tho
property OF Humphrey, of Appleton, as previous
y mentioned, writes to us the following explain
atory letter
Your article upon the .'miser" Humphrey. con
AIMS several errors Mr.. Humphrey died III Au-