The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
Searsport Locals.
The rollers are on the wane.

The rollers are on the wane.
Capt Phineas PenCileton has returned from New
York.
We are glad TO see DIR. Hopkins on the street
again.
sch. Empire arrived Friday with cargo of gem
eral merchandise.
Mrs. Alice Upper, Of North Berw ick arrived by
train Saturday night
Il. f. Patterson, Elisha Dunbar and c. F. Cor
den have been appointed appraisers of the estate of
|, W. EIavener.
Particulars ofthe disaster to brig II. c. sibley re
ceived from Capt. r. W. Fowler, given in the
Journal's snip news department.
On account of the week of prayer, Mr. VIM +.
Ktstty has postponed his readings advertised for
Monday evening, until next Monday evening Jan.
nth.
Mrs. Il. q. Waterhouse and family left We,nes-
day for New ork to Join her husband, who is in
command Of Bark Escort, which is nearly ready to
SAIL for Australia.
we would respectfully refer the attorneys of
Belfast to Chap. y See. 9 OF the Revised Statutes
for an answer to the question whether January Ist
Is a legal holiday OF not
mes htlf IA Int, NiiO II 9liNHNtuS iicI Ntt'ttipi
al Brentwood, \. IL. has sent some very beautiful
hani-panted sleeve buttons to j. Lewis Pendleton,
Fred b. Smith and Louis " Carver, members Of
Aer class ID sunday school
James Hartman was severely injured Thursday
vlic pressing hay for Jacob Eames. The pick or
follower that holds The sweep ia place, slipped and
tire sweep revolving rapidly, struck him i violent
htt> acro.. the legs just below Che knees. 1t was
al hr>t tLought both legs were broken, but ON eN-
animation by surgeons it proved not quite a. oaI,
though the young man j, TERRIBLY bruise, and sui
f,r- great pain.
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aug tile hei'e -oe moving at the Time.
rtr inioMIn- Ulcers were elected at the annual
.uc.tiu. cf Mariners Lodge +. 4 4. Nj. held Tues
.,as evening, Jan. >th \. 7. Qmmoy, " Nj. Z.
" Robbins. : ". !. W Black, J. W; J. &. Pen
.lr.u. Treas. g. l. Adams. Sec. q l.. Merrill.
s. p.- W T. MerruI j. i. There will be a private
installation va Masonic Hall on Friday evening,
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Zoe \ x were installed Thursday evening jan "d
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NJ Nhlunm' o. Of g. H. Hopkln7' surg D.
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wants, q NJ : Commander. john o. johnson OF
T. H. Bradstreet Post, Liberty, was present ana
ulade some stirring remarks in the interest Of the
order, rougralulatin- the members Of McOllvery
Post oA thcr military manner OF doing business,
ald tac large number of comrades present The
Post enters on the new year with membership OF
ciel.l,-onc.
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