The Republican journal., 1882-06-01

SEARsPORT. Two teams, one containing Charles
Weber and wife and the other Prince Colcsrd and
Ed. Barney, collided on Main street. Tuesday over
turning and smashing both carriages. Cocord's
wrist was broken and Mr.. and Mrs. Webber were
injured. One of the shafts was driven twenty one
inches into the side of Webbers horse causing the
death of the animal
JACKSON. The rain of Sunday and Monday was
Just what was needed for the grass crop, but will
be the cause of some corn being planted very late,
as much corn is yet to be planted. Daneld Hasty
has had very attack of Inflammation of the
liver and affection of the heart. Abbot Warren
Is confined to his with congestion of the lungs
...Republican caucus to elect delegates to State
Convention, this Thursday evening. .Greenback
caucus last saturday. Marion son of Edman
Chase, former of this town, recently married
AT Topeka, Kan where he has lived for some time
past. star of Progress Grange is Wjdeawake, as
sual,and receiving many new members this spring.
&c. W Deering sowed some fifty bushels of oats
on new land, this spring .cm farmers are haul
ing what potatoes they have to spare to Brooks
station and selling at from - to $l00 per busel
CAsrINE. The Evening with Dickens in Town
The readings by Prof. Easily were excellent. the
characters being represented with his usual ant
ness. The tableauN OF the characters and scenes
were well appointed. These, with music, made the
chief part Of the entertainment, after which ice,
and cake served and the Young pr,plr engaged
in the dance. Decoration day WAS uIlietlv oh
served here by the suspending of schools closing
OF places of business etc. No decoration service,
We're held "A Chamberlain received on Monday
morning 30 nice salmon for shipment all caught in
this vicinity. .Hev. Mr.. Shelton Of Watcryiile
preached from the tnitarian pulpit on Sinduy....
Rev. Mr.. Locke has gone to spend two Oh three
weeks with his parents and other relatives. Mr..
Darling the proprietor of the Fl Dorado Hotel, is
dangerously ILL.,. Quite Il number of visitors have
arrived to attend the exercises of the Normal
school The Governor is not expected this year.
Sch, Fannie T. Hall, Capt. Taplcy, arrived Tues
day morning with cargo Of coal for Castine Plri-
ing Co.
PENOBsCOT. The mills have shut down for the
season. having done rather larger amount of bust
ness than usual. OTIS White X Co. have turned ont
from their mill l25 NJ. long lumber, 270 NJ slaves,
30 NJ, shingles, and $500 pair heading L. Grindle
son have manufactured - NJ. slaves. 81 NJ
shingles, 1000 pair heading, and manufactured so
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raised IN town The shaft in tha JI.,,.,I. ,,i,,.
is now down to 4 tieptl of - feet Tie orr, i ,,.,
nouuced hv Mr. smith t,e -uuerinteu,aut f. In,
rich in zinc ana ,roI.na nv Ed,,o,d n,,, !, -
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