The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-05-18

in session nj Union Hall Monday Nav, ooh
hN'''NE N"ihS' lhe report OF me qulck time
Hn''t ny snip America capt Lorlns b. Small from
9'N '"i'l7'o |" ita're' was an error, as she has
"'' arrived yet Inc arrival OF the British ship
America at H"'re caused the mistake Brig Amy
~ Lane capt H. = clifford, arrived at Cardenas
way IT, from Portland. ship Oneida, Capt.
BENZ Carver 2l, sailed from Hong Kong March
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Charles NJ Nichols sailed from on,lop ,,,,- % fo,
Boston. IN port If Havana N,v et, p,i,, Ian,os
Miller CAPT Seljep \ NcGivcrv Rarl John
Waits, Cant Josanb y S,yaatso, orri,.od at postor
NAV 10th from - Bark Jonathan Chase Cant
Co.ttra,, from Nav ,orL c, I.oI,,o,.i., ,. ir,o
NIonteyiIeo in ji.frass toni fin. At the lott,, mont
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u.t3l. n. ION. d " shin pbineas pen1Ieton lam
from \py Nnrk for y9tol,o,nY shin Franz
l,n,lpton can't r p \ichols roe. from Harre 10
DsrliYto Ioad roll for. I,io. BARK Hudson Cant
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III >ui'i'iel orange ana Lodge both
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THoBNpIKE. 1t began showing ut eight o,clock
on Monday and showed steadily until three in tbe
afternoon, leaving the ground white win, snow
ua Monday night the ground froze hard
lion joseph Farwell has been onitn sicl, h,+ :
npw able t. ride OUT. There has been l,r,a
number Of rruit frees delivered b,,o II, th, 49,
i'S "i' '"e Ieliioh' varieties Our
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JACKSON. Nearly an the schools in town have
Begun. Very busy time with the farmers. More
than the usual amount Of grain i heino so,,-r this
spring, but less potatoes will be planted. men
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receiving nearly 5000 back pension NJ tbe rate Of
per month since 1853 Miss yina peese loteIv
returned from Pittsfeld, where she has been at
work in the pant factory, very sick with ervspelas
accompanied by slow fever. Star of Progress
Grange have added some new settees to their han.
The following are officers of the Geo f Brack
~ n l.,t' ~ W. present 4ualter-
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season.
LIBEKIl. NO. Jones has removed to the Branch
Mills, having bought out Charles AchorD f. H.
Br3td-trcet Post G. A. X. are making ARRANGEMENT,
fHr Memorial Day. Full particulars will be publish
ed ia the journal next week.. DIR. ! w Clouob
returned last SATURDAY from oxford comfy with
four very fine horses. Georges River Grange
meets every Wednesday evening The sprinp is
backward All kind Of produca is HIGH Hav sI2
to Al per ton corn 81 06 Der bushel. potatoes :
oats 80 cents, butter % cents per pound dry hard
wood 81 DER cord . VIM IT HINT intends ia lao
the nohest granger Of them ALL Uewill ha va moro
land under cultivatior tbis seoso, tIa ,,,os+ e tI
regular farmers Mr. I q Elder nronriato, of
The Vermont nursery was in to,,.n dairerp fi+
Tree. last week H. be,I a fine lot of ,roo, oil eo,
his own nursery The noo,Ie II, tbi. sa.tio li
To think that northern Vermont j. ,ooa ,,Iace to
set hardy tree, from
y 'NeFohl' fIe'. l. Is Bishop Registrar OF
boston hiFersl'y mas been spending few days
last week. The Oratorio Queen Esther will be
rendered at the commencement concert in June. 1t
is under the direction of Mr. n d. Clifford who is
now conducting rehearsal. every Monday evening
g.. The principal of the seminary. Rev. Mr.. Prince
l. quite ill., He is sadly missed Inv the students
VINO MI love and rc.nect him, III bonod tbot no
win he restored to Lis ,,s,,} ,i,,o, j., fa,,, ,o
The public meeting of the reform cInh held LAST
sunday afternoon was an intaras,in,, ono CoI
kuetus commercial traveller who often visits NJ,
occupied 4 ,art of fine time with antbusi.s,ic o
lnarls....A house belonging to Josepb Power
which hal been recently moved To its new no.itiop
in the bacl, part of the village took fire on Thurs
Gay OF last week calling ont both fire companies
nut the fire was eNtjncshed before either couuanv
arrived. The fire is supposed to have originated
from sparks from a stove funnel which projected
through the roof as a substitute for a chimney..
Capt. Joseph Lewis died very suddenly at his home
in North Buck port, Friday May l2th at the adj
vanced age of 81 years. He was apparently as well
usual about minutes before his DEATH his son
being with him at that time But leaving the room
Tor few minutes he returned to find that his father
had died in his chair, probably of heart disease.
lie was the father of Mrs. Horace Hartman of
Belfast.An unusual amountof repairing is being
done IN our village just now.
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