The Republican journal., 1885-05-07
Searspcrt Locals.

Searsport Locals.
Capt. W. G. Nichols is taking trip to Florida.
Nathan F. tikey will go as first officer in ship
Wandering jew.
Geo. f. lines has bought the Joseph Morse
farm. Price 5 goo.
Rev. F. II. Osgood is attending the Methodist
conference at Ellsworth
Rev. J. A. Ross of Belfast delivered II able SER
mon at the Cong. church Sunday.
Il Capt. Andrew ID. Colcord and wife arrived by
steamer Tuesday and will make a short visit in
town.
Fred Savary went to Belfast runners Sunday
and found good seishlng almost the entire dis
lance.
Enoch w Robbins attended the annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge f. x A. NJ. at Portland this
week
4 Ship Wandering Jew, comman ding part of
which has been lately purchased by Capt. Daniel
| C. Nichols, is said to be one of the fastest sailing
ships aioat.
4 On account Of the large number attending the
free High school it was found that an assistant
teacher was needed W F. Runnells has secured
/ the situation
! Personal. Capt. Clifton Havener Is making
visit in town.. Fred n. >ayary has moved 70 Low
ell, Mass Miss Sadie Dow left for her home at
Franklin Grove, Iowa, Monday.
/ There was special town meeting on Wednesday
afternoon to see if the town will vote for the col
| ector to collect the highway taN as other taxes
also sec If the town will authorize the select
men TO expend the money or choose road commits
sioners. The dongs Of the meeting will he report
ell next week
/ ii has generally been difficult matter for sum
mcr visitors here 10 find suitable boats for rowing
OF sailing This there will be trouble. as
several good boats nave been put IN condition to
! let to parties by the day hour. Loring b, Field
has maize improvements on his soop the past win
ter, aud those wishing perfectly safe craft will do
well to call upon him.
The following extracts are taken from 4 letter
written in San Bcrnardina, Apr. 25th by Rev. Ed
win Smith "This Is beautiful country, Farmers
are having flowers are in full bloom and fruit Is
ripe and very plentiful. There IS only one draw
back-water is very scarce" How different
state No signs Of fruit yet fields covered with
snow, farmers waiting for the frost 10 leave the
ground; hut are IN hopes to get through shovel
Ing snow this month
A MONTH UNDER THE SNOW The Iescuing
party which left Lcaiville April e, for the scene
Of the terrible calamity at The Home-take mine
reached their destination at O'Clock several
i, IN tlc Hi" IN n'"e i ,,o
tanned provisions ETC. hut no bodies The bank
houst was NEXT rec hed, where II bouies were
tGroyn forward 40 if Estc,,i the wbulr r1osfi"n
indicating apprehension Near him lay one of Ms
@ Itla"s ~ ''u1f " III II nv nN y" a. y,
lqy on the hodv Three bottles we're found in an
upper bunk cissped il each others arms AMI 50
mn IN " nh ~ er" HMM, W.
side his bunk in an attitude Of PRAYER In another
par OF me caoln Wtfe two ho'le' crushed 'ftwfen
ahont tie cabin as If thrown from the banks bv In,
shock Owing to the fact that al Of the faces
"ete COY ele, ~, ,,'l ,n aG oI WIZ dHS
wns caused bv .uIocatton in nearly every rase A
clock and watch were found which HAD stopped
'e'ioe{ as ~ ron ai 'tteI Iu i
3ath ana 18th of February. The report that some
Of the men had been seen fortnight ago proves
unlennFa Ie pGiFs MefT t "foGsi 20 No
tin Boritn, Sylvester Borden, Horace " Mat
thew. Joseph Matthews, John Loek, Jonn Burns
oni ioI pii% bnrvn t,oi Ios"ateG
T,oof,tcss I1,,,,co. ami .t,st,,, n,o,ti,o,- ,r.r
searsport boys, sons OF the late Walter Mathews
! both very likely young men. Their widowed
mother has the sympathl Of The whole community
[ IN this her very -ad bereavement MIR W II
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Colorado mines near this locality informs US TINT
the iI,,n4-,aL. mine T. l,c,tcl At fine head of Ton
~ ,,I ~, s
h'9Stt y oih a""Nt SIAteen HlIt7 northwest llph
Leadylc in a bend in the mountain facing south
.aet rho Iolr rr,.- ,o,.,,i, l.. INN, i,,t ,ort,,
"' "N ''H Ni7o ih''''''''" = NIX !"'' "'i'
west Is very hlgh ana steep, ana me snow pies
over II % decp that il NAV he seen All Summer II