The Republican journal., 1892-12-22

Truant officer Jipson went to the Head of
the Tide to look after runaway boys from
the school in that district Tuesday and
brought in three.
Sheriff Wadsworth, after the expiration of
his term, is to occupy the house of Mrs
| Wilkinson Pierce on Miller street and has
leased the Russell stable adjoining He
has not yet decided on his future business.
As Christmas is vet some days ahead it is
not possible to get much idea of the state of
the market for that day. The poultry that
has come in, however, is in an excellent
condition, and ,here is as yet no change in
prices.
AS H. j. Colt and S. G.. Small of this city
We're riding to Northport recently, towing a
horse behind the carriage, a dog came out of
a house and frightened the horse, causing
him To Jump and upset the carriage. Both
We're thrown ont but luckily escaped serious
injury although the carriage was somewhat
broken.
Mr. Elijah Phillips of South Belfast has
shown us pair of chickens raised by him
this year which would be hard to surpass
They We're full-hlooded Indian Games, SIX
and half months old and dressed thirteen
pounds to the pair. From fourteen eggs Mr..
Phillips raised eleven birds, these being an
average Of the lot.
Mrs. Nellie A. Hall, who lately came to
Belfast from California, has bought the Pat
terson lot at the corner of Union and Allyn
streets date Henry Eatons house, and will
rebuild i'll the spring. Mrs. Hall and sister
Miss Etfie NJ. Spinnev, have leased the Gil
chrest house on Miller street. and will keep
a boarding house there.
The use of ensilage as food for cattle did
not have much a boom in this section. Sew
eral years ago few siios Were built and
hllel, but the of this food has gradually
decreased until now we know of but one
Townsend fills his sio every year and re-
ports good results from it. He commenced
feeding this seasons crop Dec 10th.
The second entertainment in the North
Church course was given at the Belfast OPP
era House the evening of Dec 18th Ivy w u,
LIE Roy, illusonist. There was good at
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dience We're especially delighted. The lee
ture by cell Perkins, has been postponed
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will be Jan. 10Th by Rev. Leroy S Bean on
"ChriStianity and the sphinx"
The PE>oBscoT CLOSED. The Bangor
Daily News Of Tuesday saws:
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steamers Pnnnbscot and Rockland. which
left port Sunday afternoon, closed up firmly
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from Bangor to a point far below the ice
houses. Mess unusually warm weather
Nl,''i el,S,' WIS ia' ~ ,t"S ai,'' V,ie
ont their fields The ice is nov about two
inches thick. The river open to naviga-
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In the Police Court Monday Alden Page
WAS charged with drunkenness and with
threatening to DO bodily harm to- Jacob W.
Eastman, his father-n-law- The parties
live in the same house, and Saturday night
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" hat Is tile matter with the malls' Tie
carrying 10y OF the daily papers is com
mon enough. and other newspaper mail is
often from II hours to a week behind time.
For example, We received Monday a New
York exchange Of Dec, ETH, which was
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day "a letter dated Monroe Dec 18th and
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0ht posi- oIlct stamp that 1t mad been to
0"ahNiile' anu u was Tour days getting from
Monroe 10 belfast There is no trouble with
Vlle Halls on III" Belfast pranch or III the
Belfast post ONCE, but something's radically
Nroilg else"hefe'
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