The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

John Hurley was before the Police Court on Mon
day for drunkenness, and fined 3 and costs.
The Strasburg clock on exhibition at Pierce's
Hall in this city, is wonderful piece of mechanism,
and well worth seeing.
Decoration day was periodically observed by one
family in this city. On that day Mrs. Fletcher pre-
sented the Doctor with twelve pound boy.
Mr. Fred Francis has received three years old
colt from Texas, which is of distinguished southern
pedigree. The animal was twenty-one days in tran
sit and nearly starved.
VIM Pitcher & Son with Woods 4 Mathews have
loaded with hay sch. Emma II. Drummond for
wilmington. The first named firm is loading sch
j. G. Case with hay for Brunswick
Mr. Hall, at the Belfast foundry, has received am
order for mining machinery for the mine at Cape
Roster, and u derrick for II mine in BhehiH
The foundry crew is very busy just now
Capt Isaac NJ. Boartman, of this city, has been
appointed second deputy at the Belfast Custom
House, for term not to exceed six months The
Captain entered upon his duties "Wednesday morn
ing.
DIR. Henion, the celebrated electrician and practi-
cal physician, presents his advertisement i'll our
columns to-day. He is well known in Maine
that he needs but little introduction from us Read
his advertisement elsewhere.
The body of Nathaniel Wilson, which was buried
ON the Geo Woods lot in Grove cemetery in 1919,
was taken up on Tuesday and removed to the lot
described elsewhere. The coffin was in good
''''' VI p'eSe'N"'''' any t''t p'a'e Is bright a.
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our Camden correspondent, after attending a
meeting of the Maine Eclectic Medical society ut
Lewiston last week, concluded to make pleasure
trip to Machia7 in the steamer City of Richmond
which accounts for the absence of our usual new
items from Camden. our correspondent was equal
ly delighted with the beautiful scenery he saw ru
route and with the courtesy and attention ~ nus
,ensers'on the part Of the officers of the Richmond
STEAMER NOTES. 1t i, claimed that the new inc
between Bangor and New York Is successful beyoud
anticipation, and it Is said the company contemplate
purchasing larger boat than the james \. GARY
People ordering freight should remember thai
the boat leaves New York every TUESDAY night
Ihe hatahdn ON her downward passage MGuditv
night PASSED through very heavy tempest
MILLINERY OPENING, Mrs Richards and Mi.
Southwortb. ON Wedn4,.Isy dis,ls,ad from tbi,.
rooms ON Main street ap Dl,lo,,t. to.I f .,,,,,
millinery. consisting Of trimmed and hal
| from TIN .r.r,eou.Iv d.ctsd l,i,f,r l,n,,.t -
school hat Thai,, III .,,l.. has o,,, .,It,,. - f.
| later than the other. And Commits. all tb. ,,,
| fashions All ladies who have DELAYED the p,n,
chase of millinery Will fn1 it to their advantage to
look over this stock for they cannot fail TO lie suited
me opening continues to-day
4 Post of the Grand Army off the, ReuubIir Ia, I,,.
called Thomas H. Marshall Post will lie in.tttIl,
| in this city ON Tuesday evening Jupe IN Dr
Williams of RockIand has bern authorized f., MA.
form the ceremony, an an. ..,,l5io,,. ,,i ,,,tl
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| been chartered t" load hay at Bangor sch Pre-.
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jacksonville. ..ochr, VIM. stevens arrived at New
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