The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-04-10

SANDY POINT. The river presented a no vel APP
pearence Monday. Floating with ice, aim ost as
thickly, were logs and boards escaped sfrom Ban
gor. A large quantity Of variable lumber vert
out by Fort Point Letters have been received
from brig David Bugbee, Capt. G. l.. Showers, at
Cardenas, from st. Thomas. Schooner Brilliant
discharged a cargo of corn and meal for C. F.
Snow last week.. Schooner Sandy Point is on the
beach in Gondola Cove, repairing Mr. F. j.
Watts and family returned from Belfast, Saturday
JACKSON. Mr.. Geo. Carpenter, who moved from
this town to Glenwood, Aroostook Co., eight ten
years ago. has sold his farm in the latter place and
is now in town with his family visiting relatives
and friends. .Chas A. Nealley has returned from
Stockton, where he moved last fall, and is again
living in the Eli Cook house at the village John
Fogs and wife. an aged couple living in the south
part of the town, are quite sick Mrs. James KIM
ball is thought to be dangerously i'll. Much sick
ness prevails throughout the town, The Select
men have completed the inventory of the town and
are now assessing the highway taNes....J. H.
Gates has a mammoth pair of oxen Their girth
being about it. in. finely matched. Mr.. Gates
Will probably exhibit them at the State fairs at
Lewiston and Bangor the coming fall. He has
eight more pairs of fine oxen in his barn that are
good to look upon" ...Tasker Il Gould's sawmil
Is now manufacturing the large stock of logs in
the yard, MIR Dan'l Putnam an experienced saw
yer is employed as foreman y. II. Cook is run
ming his shingle mill by night and day, and is max
ing fine lot of shingles Mr.. Cook has the reputation
of being the best shingle-sawyer in the county,.
The travelling is now in its worst state, and most
lucy ~ i'' ~ 80 '''N7 =
ploddng around on foot.
CAsrISE. The lectures of Herbert Leach were
fully attended, Notwithstanding the first one had
been delivered here before His account of life
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has in ST been cnn,nlcteI At the Head Nv Mr. p n
pcrLips for w II sa,ror. ,,,h, viii want a
Srbs pi.da,o and u.p4,r, ,ro ,,,i,,,,oi,,, .o,,i
for me roa.tinr busiuass rha F,irIaaler j. r., 10
commanded nv Aurustu. ro,,,,ls ,nl tho Na,tor.
by Edwin Ortlway S,h ID n patcbin arrived
from orlana Nopdor 1,,i., with h,.;. h,,,,,, t
Rnston Rorkantina 7 w n.osso. ra,,+ ID n
Parker arrived ,t pucnos wa. f.,, pnrt,,,d
Feb 27ti. NJ. Warren. rso county ot,orn,v
John Collins grand iurvnan and : w Wahster
traverse iurvman. started for Ellsworth on Mon
Guv To attend court NissT, yyhoola. f,,,,
local editor of the Casino Visitor ma Miss Je,n
Motto Uonl,. avg, t,,,, ina, ~ ...i,,, . , a., -,
about the size of the Visitor. Mrs DR. Plummer
arrived in toy,n ~, ,,,,I,,- AL III, 40; a.,
usuol rorrse of i,s trurtio,, =, ,l,.,+i,, a. ,h MI
mai school
MONROE me farmers Will soon be dong their
spring WorN'.'.lhe roads are muddy and travel
ing very pai- MI. Ira White has bought the
an that he may have ,ood .nrcnss a. ba van 10
serves it.T The select,nen ,ra totine, tho volua-
ton in town his week Ar tbo ,o,,, ,,ee,in,, of
last week the town vota to rococsi,ia tha ,.ot 70
tax Gogs , littIo l,o,- of ,,,;, ,, LIN. /,
TO have the ,inb,hnria If - nd, . r a,
snrin.r fins far 70, ,,o,,J ,, , ~ j.,
{; wbit. Ls of p,,, , ., y VIZ;
ten, bouse and win oman =, ,ov onico il no to,,n
house 4. In tho fra.hat Of 1,st ,-oo,- y n co,.,
lost his mill finn. ana, -, ,,,r,; f Ill.,; ,
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Marcus Iitt,etali ho. two WOW, A. ill.,, ,,.,, l.,
can t1ke 4 rouud .u,n for rhe au,.;c,rtnr,I socio
tv are making prcparation for fine trial in re,,r n
Nat Otis the horse killed ON fine paw, which j. ,o
come OF at Portland sonn Nv Atrood s,v- no
has evidence TO convince any iurv He thinks the
horse was killed by over eyertio,n in drivino ma
bursting of the heart and not bv colli,Iiu with the
wagon as claimed bv the owner of the horse.
John Twomblv has sprained his anl,Ir ana is verv
lamc....E. H. Neatly has bought another Grey
Dan colt which he thinks will make :; very fas
trottcr.. Jacob w. Bowen WAS before Trial JUS
tice G.. III. Buzzen Saturday afternoon March Doth
on complaint OF Joseph r. Perkins chorged with
an assault with intent to kill He was ordered to
recognize and failing to get bonds WAS committed
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