The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-11-26

Two weddings yesterday morning, and thc
Tram bore away two happy couples.
In this city, to-day, IL thousand turkeys will
be sacrificed to 1.-THE day we celebrate"
Barnabas has discouraged look. as though
the all Of Salt River does not agree with him.
| Capt. Lusher, OF this city, Who was passen-
ger on board the steam tug Ralph Ross, of Ban
9or, writes that they made the passage from
MonheSan to Bermuda in II hours
The uncommony pleasant weather terminate
ed last Friday in storm which deposited about
seven inches OF damp snow. The seghns was
good until Monday, when another snow fall
ended in a heavy southeast rainstorm that
left the 8 ound nearly bare. Since then " hay e
enjoyed rather mild winter weather
III. H. johnson 4 Go. have word to say TO
their friends and customers, IN another column
They are reliable gen tleman and mean what
| they say.-Caution notice by Isaiah Cross
Wallet lost in East Searsport = J. IIirojn,
Of Thorndikc, oilers for Salo the well known
Mineral Spring Farm.
| BrRNHAM Gustayus 4. Towle has been
|
| MONROE. On Friday. Herbert. sou nt sam
uel Stevens. aged H. was thrown from Nag-
on. breaking one of his riI,s and otherw ise in
lnring him. Mrs. Stevens, who WAS with him.
was also considerably injured
/ LINuoLNvuLE. Uriah Miller, formerly Of
| i-lhcolnN lie, died IN Columbia, Cal, Oct %.
aged 3yearS. He had re, iieti there for the last
= wears. bnt was well known in this section
As an occasional California correspondent OF
me journal, some Years ago, his communcl-
| lions will be remembered by many as interest
ing. For several years he wrote ESSAYS upon
various topics, which were published in differ
! ent papers in the Pacific state.
| SEARSpORT On Wednesday morning the
! Eth. between II and o'clock, The new drug
store built and occupied hv Alfred Hooper. was
! diS"oN cred on fire. The engines were prompt
| ly on hand. but the fire was we'll under way.
| the wind blowing fresh at The Time. The build
/ ing and lis contents we've entirely consumed.
| Mr.. H0oper's store was an ornament 10 our
| little village. The fixtures We're tasteful and
| costly Loss $4,000: insured by Cox \ Field,
! Belfast, for $1,000
| Capt. VIM. McGilyery and others OF this
| place, are building a ship Of thirteen hundred
| tons, at his yard in Brewer employing at the
| present time fifty men. The ship VIII be com
manded by Capt. David Nckels. who is part
| owner.
| Mrs. X. f.. Patterson has horse Shoe @era-
mum. eighteen months from the slip, that is )
| feet 10 inches in height, aud 2 feet ) inches III
| breadth
| THORNpIkE. Harvest Moon Grange OF Pat
| roD~ OF Husbandry was organized in this town
Wednesday the 18th. and The following officers
We're elected-R. $. Rich, Master: ). y. Tton,
| Oyerseer; Isaac IIodgman Stewards Newell
| Harding, Assistant Steward Amander Rack
| lift, Chaplain; \. j. llurd, Treasurer &. II
Rich Secretary OTIS i. Stevens, Gate Keeper
| Florence A. Harding. Ceres; Mary +. ~tcy ems,
| Pomona; Anna knowles, Flora; Ophelia ;.
| Rich, Lady Assistant Steward
| Charles White. of this town. has Il yoke "i
steers two years old last spring, that girl over
| feet each, and weigh over 5000 pounds They
| took the first premium at The State Fair last
fall. Beat Waldo on steers if YOU can.
| VIM. II. Sayward il building mill, and has
it nearly ready for machinery. 1t Will be 20
feet wide and 100 feet long, three stories high.
| Basement or lower story built of stone.