The Republican journal., 1882-04-27

Mr.. j. W Black has purchased Mr. /. w. Have
ners interest in the Peoples Coal Co., and now Of
fcrs the best of Lehigh coal for SIS.
The subject Of the sermon at the Cong. church
next sunday. will BE- Hard Things to Believe
subject OF the evening lecture, 1.-The Sea of Glass;
Next Thursday the opera Bohemian Girl will be
given in Union Hall, by local talent, assisted by
soloists from Rockland and Belfast. Mrs. Wight,
Of Rockand, will be the accompanst.
The prize fighter Joe Goss and his trainer, on
came ashore here while the freight was being dis
charged, and were the centre of attraction
Capt. Peleg b. Nichols is making extensive re-
pairs or his house remodeng and raising the main
house, and building new ell and shed. He is also
moving the barn, which will much improve the ap,
pcarance Of his grounds.
Hon. James q. Pendeton, of the Governors
Council, was in Augusta last week. visiting hi, son
WHO j. i student Of the Drigo Business College.
ami whoiS i'll with the hang fever. Young Pendleton
htj 20 far recovered that lis father returned home
Friday
During Che storm Wednesday night. Mr.. Lanes
wharf wa somewhat torn up, several Of the kiln
wool Meet more or less damaged ana the foot
bridge leading to Mr. Delano's was almost entirely
destroyed. The night tile was the highest known
n,.rr f,r wears,
Mr. W. T. Cochran and Mr.. Levi l. Dow have
aA'H Ie'7e OF sears Island for1ve wears, and viii
~ ato the business Of raising fine hlooded stock.
sheep mld hog Nh. bow having had large expert
"1ce we predict for them success is the location
comprises every Advantage.
tNtiA' weeks age Frank Merrill lost a large
.Hhth 81 Keys while putting up -Pool9 IT the fac
o't mere. and after searching the spool mill from
."Ah NJ garnet gave up all hopes Of ever finding
"'" I-''n. LAST hursday ne received them by
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WA. II West arrived al Kingston Ja.. Aurn III.
trom Motile....Ship Resoute, Capt f. D. p Nick
ol- alri} Ell al Liverpool, April 23d 81 DAYS from
New Orleans. Quickest passage yet. ship Amer,
iea. Capt Lo1ing b. small, sailed from san Fran
i-co.Januarv l-th and arrived at Havre April 18TH
N'i''e L. h'"nA' up f'"eI7' from
b"IEli "'tH teN'h A"h'fca ions zee on BOARD
."uh" Tor Ne" orleans came IN here Monday and
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ueN,'"S oi'e saIle' Iues'iay T., ~ BARK
e'Iia N'rlh cry 0apt = > Perry from Sasua'
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TA, ~ear~porr Amateur Dramatic Club win plav
Above the Cleui~'' at MON Han FRIDAY evening,
April 2-th The proceed, to 70 toward paving for
additions ID the scenery recenfIv painted b. Master
Dick smith which viii be used for the tfrst time on,
this OCCASION As This lis one of Bakers best written
pl.ys aud has been most carefully rehearsed ana
no expense spared in furnishing costumes and
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CA>IlNl. one night last week - man acting rs
-hlp Keeper W. boan. sch Henry Whitney, came
very near losing h-4 ME Ny -uiocatlon from coal
gas from me stove IN the CABIN where ne slept.
Nhch discovered N tie morning rs was apparent
4 "eP' qua = ply S-rlah was cai'e'' VINO suc'eeaeP
j" MN 10 me storm ana
Fly" ''F ~ "t"le9oaA I'iSHt "teh' "" Hoh7lIefa-
PIE damage 9e'erai nice poat9 were stove ana
'"' ll'hN covering OF TWO or three Whar'e' ripped
"P' Nle"heF ENelet " swan lsI'hd sustained
Allie Oakes, of Camden, is lischarging coal for
Ct-tine Packing Coz. DR.. 4. W. Plummer of Ban
FOR, one of the trustees OF the L. : Normal school,
WITS IN town last week.
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Z" P'97c99I0" VI ulc o'oic ANA soo'9 nc recently
iuf'l9e' % y -. Jones e morse mas taken
i"' I" Itst ING Iool ol inc ~ OF .. a. LoNeJoN
nous" ana polld piazza Miss Ahhle mcdowell
~ ''I"s'oh' Nc WIZ 'each lhe summer 9ehool
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Wy 'l' H"'Ie Oh turner son q 9amuel turner OF
i-S' "leli"o' WIS iIro"h from d loaueu team iisi
Weth. One n the wheels passed over his shoulder
"IeahhS the bone rms occurred Thursday eve
ming ON lonely road some miles from his home.
he managed to get home with The entire team with
out any assistance ID. o. Bowen, Esq, of Nor
rill, who is an officer in the Waldo Co. Grange,
was in loWn day last week making an effort to