The Republican journal., 1880-10-21

BELMONT Thomas w. Cunningham who for \,
years has lived on the old homestead farm will sell
ahd pass the winter in the Aroostook. The home
stead was cleared by Mr.. Cunningham's father ana
mas never been out of the possession of the family
>EAR>PoRT. Trundy's steam min property W.
sold at auction saturday to Capt. J. c. Nichols for
Sl.l}3 -. One of Mr. Mathews livery horses died
| sunday night with epizootie. Nv. j. Dodge at
Dodge's corner. North Searsport Oh Friday, raised
Garfield and Arthur flag. Capt. j. y Hartman
has the most prolific hen in town. Recently She
stole nest in the woods and brought out IL chick
ems. Next day she returned home with fifteen oth-
ers, and now scratches for her family of IS
IsLEsBoRo. business prospects for the com
ing year are better than for several wears past
Two new cottages are in course of construction Al
the seaside, owned by the two Capts barbour ~
the steamers May Field and City of Bangor, which
make five built this year Some thirty more lot
have been sold, which in connection with thoS,. 4;
fietchers Landing, Turtle Head, and other places
along the shore, swell the number to be built the
coming year TO about 20. Work is progressing
hhel! on the Meadow Pond ice sluice and il will be
ready To u~e bt the time Jack Frost seaI- the mouth
OF the waters" nelman Hatch. a young man of
thie place about twenty years old eat his knee last
April slightly and has been confined TO his bed ever
since until Il few day ago. He aid one hundred
and twenty day on his side without being able to
move OF be moved, but now is able to 20 out.
WINrEEroKr. Patrick Mogtn'. house was tntal-
" destroyed by fire on The night OF oct 3d MR.
M'@;h was alone in the house and asleep at the
thne the fire was discovered. Insured for seven
hundred dollars Mr., Ann Bolan a peusioner Of
lSi2 aud widow Of the late John BnlAn died on the
10Th m7t..---N w. Holt viii open apothet;ny
shop in the AtN cAd Block store for many wears o.
cupjrl hy Df. w X. Merrell.. After the GOOD
news FROM Ohio and Indiana reached here Cant a.
sand to apt NJ We would ike to borrow your e1n-
mon 10 fire a salute. Dn being refused Capt A. ~.
plioi. "Nell, keep your gum we have four ii, III
the soldiers monument that were captured from
yOH2 ldrtg during the rebellion. we tau 1>,. one of
these. ....Mr~ Jolm~jon- having TIE residence af
tho latt ll,tlat prane put in good conditions II
i pheasant u have these od lananarh- kept up.,.
Pressed hay i pouring in without cc: ing, and wll
probably continue to 10 ~n until nest June The
country is full of t....our nachini7t-. ioner- and
pmn,rr~ ;.a. all busy, not an tic man among them,
ami bavo hl.l j. much thcy epulIdo all SPINNER
tANnr>. Me-ymt5caok stream l. y low that tho
factoric- are all running ON about half time. \
wItvl famine j. feared unless we have rain -eon-
I'D. \ malignant form of sore throat j. rtNailin-
to ~omc eNtentat Kpckpolt but aindrn village thus
lar has escaped. The repairs the store of H.
H. Cevcand have been completed and the new firm
pat nthcr according t. pre- yioil4 arrange
mrnt The Psnob-cot Valley rniyersa-t Association
h-ld it, nnual meeting vithth church ut Crn,icn,
Oh TUESDAY anI "Wednesday las, ClerGym:n lr,--
trt were the Eev- : GoodcnougU, Belfast f. W.
Prrhlc Bangor } N. IL smith, nrlanl, ana G. f.
NASH, camden. 4 social meeting wa- hcd at The
"IlAnnl t,llM Monday flrt. al