The Republican journal., 1882-03-23

ALONG THE WHAKvES. \ large amount of tom
mage has been at our wharyes the past week. and
the docks have been busy Albert NJ. Garter las
chartered sch. Emma Green to load ice for the Rap
pahannock river ami return to Bath with ship tim
her. Sibey & Townsend furnish the icr.... Ben
Hazetine has loaded schro. f. +. Mcdonald ana I.
II Livingston with brick and hay, and sch Florida
with ice for Jacksonville, and has chartered ,oA
Flora Condon for same port.... Mr. tirorg,' torham
is loading sen. Fred Carrie with hay for harle-tnu
and 9rh. Geo. b. Ferguson With potatoes tor \vN
York. II, t. Pierce has loaded sch Geo. l.. Fe~
sender with ice for New York. VIM. Pitcher y
Son have loaded sch. : :. Birkmort with hay for
CharIo ston. Woods 4 Go. have loaded W it'll hay
sch. Emma lIotchkis4 for Boston.
TKASoFERS IN REAL ESTATE The following rra
the transfers in real estate in Waldo county for the
week ending March 2l-Eunicc Amono, Mu4HiIlc.
to Elzina NJ Randall. Joseph G. Atwood 4 ;Il.,
WinterpOrt, to Bradford sullivan, same town. Hi
ram Black Palermo, to Henry Norton. Same t"Wu.
Eden BUrkeu Appleton to Sarah Criuncil, Ljhcr-
ty. Judith c. Clark. Unity to Geo. w. Clark same
town. James H. Cook, Unity, to iona Il. t"tCheii,
same town. Hiram Crawford, Belmont to Daniel
c. Toothaker Belfast. Hannah n Doane, Winter
port, to Howard l. Doane, same toWn- john II aui
Margaret II. Davis, waldo, 10 GEO. +. Ferguson,
Belfast Joshua and Sarah GrinneIl, Liberty, to
John b. Pierpoint Washington. y g. IIichbom
estate Stockton to l.. NJ Partridge, adnr., Sanr
town. 4. A. Hura Thorndikc, To Frank l.. >trout,
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S''le Town. mas " lu'"l6' l-i''i'H' 1" '"7''"''
Nrlhhei same Town Af"Ilhe n i-'Ht' N"tuli"H'
10 'ohh H. Frohock' l+ihe'ihNllt' PSF l. N',i'n'
'lttH' 10 'oh"'''' 7'o"t' N"'e own ~ IL 'l'7
man. N"r'' h'"'i"7' I" Ni"'i' '<"i-''f' '''"i7
port 9"'i N'i'""' p''i'''' " i''''i| No. ''i'' ."
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l7ni9oh' frtt"olht h'fA - "'"'eF' Ah"i"uN''1"
Joseph y wing SUNG toNu' Noan " ff'@'"'''
ohhtoh' 10 Florence NJ 'eNelt AuguNtl NIII"r't
r PERKINS, "lhtefport' 10 Isaac j. PERKINS same
V""h' "t"' ltl'e' riahhloI| |" tHe Ne" l"Ih
ana Name raNlhg BLOCK ~ HeIrh II anu Benz.
L. hy"ef' l7ie7ooro' !" Y. a. hlhWHoh' he.l29l.
EilaS Skl'more, MontNlile TO Avian Mofris"n same
town. Margaret D. spauldlng, waldo, to Margaret
: "hte"mp' same town. Hers OF Joseph stevens
Ihlty' [" James d. LamSon' fret''"m. Hlrena +.
Sn""' heli"9'' 70 hoIAl'hh" n'"pIIi7' h''!"o''I
mos a. 'ho" " IT. "lntefP"i'' Y Dri"'I"'' 9"l
HNah' same town. hNeHle T. ~" IeHe. 'cIli'9' I"
ION" IA ri'i''N NJ llNN'"' l''N' -'iN'n i''"l w.
H""hNIile' |" CAloiiht II. ip""lt htH'NI D. ~
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THEGRANGEs. waldo CO. Council met with Mys-
tic Grange, Belmont. Tuesday. March IN ON A.
count OF bad travelling but small attendance Four
oranges represented W. NJ. Bellows in chair The
Oyer4eer, Lecturer, steward, Asst steward and
lady officers were present. The regular programme
was laid over to next council which il to be held
with Harvest Home Grange Brooks, NAV lth The
subject discussed, "Who are eligible tomcmbcr,uip
in our ORDER" followed hv a short discussion On
use and abuse of the ballot The subject of 4 Pat
ron's County fair ana Of a County Grange. was
not considered Mystic Grange traded ut thri,,
store S. 900 last wear and declared a dividend on
profits of per cent on purchases. some of thu,
members get As high as So drawback in this wav
The Grange is In a very 1ourishing condition
Honesty Grange, Morrill, did $4,000 worth of
business at their Store last vpar They bavn rrra,t