The Republican journal., 1882-07-06
Arthur !. Brown, of this city, had green pease


of Rev. Mr.. Gerrish's book, and will probably taxi
fifty more.
+. A. Follett, of this city, has manufactured th
season $4,000 mackerel jigs, which find ready sal,
along the coast.
Woodcock x Son sold 300 copies of the Boston
Herald on Saturday evening, containing the nc
count of the Guiteau execution.
The Maine Central II. Il. Co. last week received
by brig Julia Z. Haskell cargo of 462 tons of coal
1t was put into the sheds in this city.
Consul-General Frye recently sent from Haifa>
two Gloucester fishermen, who got lost from thcl
vessel on the banks, and were picked up by I.un
enburg vessel
Anglers can now fish for black bass and whit,
perch, close time having expired July first som,
fishermen from this city tried the fish at Tilden,
pond on Saturday with indifferent luck.
Mr.. {, j. Hall last week received per sch >amuc
W. Brown. cargo of eighty five tons of Province
town sand for polishing granite. 1t is said that Cap,
Cod sand is superior To any other for polishing
purposes.
Mr. D. 4. rayon, Of Hope, sends to this onice I;
stock of rye Which measures seven feet and three
inches in height lie says he has one ana one fotrtl
acres of rye. The above Is but an average sample
Pretty good for mi, -c,.,b
y girl baby was born on board steamer katahdn
Wednesday night OF last week when the steamer
wa OF Monhegan island. The mothers name i
VIVA! and She went Oh shore at Kockland. y mum
bcr oil children have been born ON this boat; OF
which bears the name of 1nc steamer
NACkEHEI Macker,.l have arrived in P,.noh-cot
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SCH. Aida, u { aiaiS " It'll corn for " Gods < Co.
of Belfast sprung aleak saturday While living
ii the dock in our halboI. The yc--elNa- supposed
to he tight ana the first w4rninr the crew had of
the leak wa- TILE impoverished hi v:.teruycrt the cabin
honr. THE cargo was discharged in tie 1ain If sat
urlaN- \ portion If il Wa- Wrt by the eait water
Mr~ Neazie read an interesting paper 5efor, IN,
Belfast Temperance Alliance oh sunday. Her
method of supurtssims Temperance i, to begin with
the youl. and educate thcIn to be temperate men
amt Wnmrn. Mr. Isaac TWomblv of Illinois adj
dressed the Alliance in an earnest ana sensible
speech. and save ;trrouHt Of the old Washing
t"Dian movement, Of which ne was Il member. Next
meeting Of the ililurr sunday afternoon Illv gth,
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