The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

live grasshopper found on our streets has beer
sent in to the journal office.
There was a good deal of drunkenness, attended
by disturbances, on the streets on sunday last.
The close time for Holsters was OF on the frs
inst, ami small specimens of that fish are now in
the market.
Founders are in the market and sold about
the streets Large numbers are caught daily from
the lower bridge and the Wharves.
Eddie Hersey has completed a census of the
central school district in this city, and finds The
number of pupils to be $50 slight increase from
last year.
Horace Thurlow sold in Boston last week fol
$500 the big horse he has been driving to his ped
dlers wagon; and Otis W. Mckinney sofa 4 pair Of
truck horses
POLICE COURT NOTES. Asa Mcintosh, for drunk
enness. was before the Police Court on Monda,
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail with costs take,
at -. Appealed.
Frank Hayden, the tenor of the Corrime Company
is in trouble lie was arrested in Chelsea last sun
day for eyading arrest an execution against lin
in civi! suit for nom-paymcut # tailor's bin
We have on our desk small apple in 1,elfcc
state of preservation, which Hon. Fred Atwood oi
Winterport picked up under his trees on the itll
inst 1t Is not much brag Of ls fruit hut it kept
well.
The Grand Army Post, Of Belfast, VIII have .
fair May 9th and lHth, t. which the public is invite,
to contrihute. Read the list of contributions in N,
advertising columns. Also what the committee -ly
in regard to the fair.
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IN use eleven Years ana for that age are in good
condition. Thu, factory started M, again Oh Tue
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KILLED. y Telegram was received in This city
on Tue 7otay stating that Ford Gay, of Belfast WA
killed on That day at the fiaylnri Mills in Orand
From another source we learn that Mr. Cay was
fuauinE a circular say. when piece Of hplrl
came in cpntdrt with the ami was thrown with
great force striking Mr.. Cry in The neck and killing
him. The deceased wa- about 90 year, of age, and
Aa- a family at the Head of the Tide. Belfast iIe
was It Very energetic man and Wei known in th7
vicinity We believe he W. part owner Of The min
Mention was made last week vi the arrest Of a
coiorcd man suspected Of campicitg IN the murder
Of Mn. Carlton. He Vas soon released, however.