The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-24
Searsport Locals,

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Sch. Earl, Capt. Closson, has discharged 1000
bushels of corn for A. j. Nickerson.
Sch. Hattie Meg Buck sailed for Rockport Mon
day to load lime for Georgetown $ C.
Capt. II. o. Appeby, son.in-law of Capt A. D.
Colcord, has taken command of ship Cora.
The American Express office is made more pleas
ant than ever by the open fire in the CRATE.
j. II. Lane has been making quite extensive re-
pairs on the foundation of Masonic Hall block.
Sch. Salie ron will sail in ballast for Fernandiua
Fla, where she will load hard pine for the West
Indies
The st. Bernard dogs will be on exhibition at the
skating rink Monday evening. Skating after the
exhibition.
AS the small pox is in surrounding towns,
wouldn't it be good plan to vaccinate the scholars
of schools?
Sch. Empire has been rescued from her perous
position the rocks at Seal Harbor and brought to
Belfast for repairs.
Parties here have received from friends in New
York some fine photographs OF the cutter Genesta
and sloop Puritan
Mrs Helen r, Hook who has been visiting her
mother and relatives here left by boat Friday for
her home in Harrington.
Bickmore rattles the stage in about on time, not
outstanding the fact that he Is obliged to drive
nearly up to Waldo station.
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comb are on guard at swan Lake and woe 10 him
vino casteth net IN these waters.
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Vh 'he ARRIVAL VI the boat 4H'Sday afternoon
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7lonlss were ue'erreu IRON making me "Trip 70 bos
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Inc bF'dge 81 signs - again up ior repairs ana
the hVery men, stage men, ana express men, 90
mourning about the streets, but our local traders
Wear smiling races
Daniel sullivan mas recently sent by American
Fxpress nsckages of h,ofs and shoea TO Orcgon
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ARRIVALS THIS WEEK Capt. Frank F. Whittier
anu family, MISS Ii. IL Nlckeis, George ilammons
ann lhHillS' Heth hamn"''7 T. r oroohei' zen r.
= NlckeFsoh anu MS sons "lii'aii ana r'uSene'
News has been received of the death at Vancou-
ver Washington Territory, If Mr.. c. H. whitney
formerly Of this town Mr.. Whitney left here about
twenty wears ago. His remains are on the way to
I Portland f.rburfal
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t. oo,- we ,oght have beer called on to chronicle
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MONROE The new bridge is comnpted
! Farmers are digging. their potatoes and a fair
/ Weld is harvested Mr. A. X Fletcher has his
new house up. II is to be one of the best in town.
Miss George Coson returned from Boston last
Saturday with the largest and finest lot Of mii-
merry ever brought to this town..George New
comb cut his hand badly last Saturday with an
aXe-....Mrs- stoddard from Boston, is visiting
relatives mere. She is an Old subscriber for the
JOURNAL ana says 1t seems IKE an ora lriend' as
'io Wa ""i'o ''u'i'S sni'..'''f r"hh -So n'S
'p'"o'' LUZ ni'uie an" repairing shop "V the emu
Vi '"0 "ii'se anu "i7o mas oashets'
UNITY. The directors of the agricultural society
I are busy with their preparations for the coming
/ fair, which occurs Sept 2S-29. Several horses are
! being worked on the track for the coming races.
A. X Fletcher of Monroe has a very promising
/ year old in training here Reni HINT ha. los,
another fine colt II was found dead I'm the nastura
caus, of death not known Chas Carrie and wife
! of Warren have been visiting friends in town.
/ The hckapoo Indians have visited town and eyerv
! body is takin. sagwa Mrs. f. : Stevens is con
\ fined to the house bv sickness N opiet over the
/ Post once question; probably - chance will he
made very soon. but VINO the man win he is known
only to the f,itiate,I. The potato cron Is hoino
harvested. THE yicld is above tbe average and Of
fine ualitF.lorn is looking we'll but two weeks
i"tef tlan usual esiey oo"s mas gone 70
Z ho7-oh l" procure WORK Tor lhe "lhter.-..ihc
4 h@h'' + lfa. tlclhs YER lhe coming fair.
/ CASrINf. The town schools began on Monday
THE 9Th. The High school is taught BY Mr.. Bart
/ ieLt Of Ellsworth, q graduate of Bowdoin. Miss
| Mary lIooae mas resumed charge of the primary
school, having been Obliged to relinuush it for some
| time on account of iilness... Mr. g. b. Swan lately
principal Of the High school, ana Miss Fannie Tab.
+. bolt. who has been teaching the primary were
| married at the house Of Mrs f. Over the brides
| aunt on Thursday. the Rev. Mr. Locke officiating.
| The couple started the same day for Vancouver
Island where Mr.. 5. has a position as principal OF
a boys school MIR. J. L. Potter, one of the Nor
nal teachers, has resigned his position and accept
| ed one in q school in Lexington, Ky, whittier he
has gone. Miss Helen Emerson of No. Casne
has been engaged as assistant teacher in the Nor
mai schoO!-...l Price Weber has been playing in
| Penobscnt and Bluehill during the past week, but
came here again on saturday night and played by
| request "Under the Gaslight.' The hall was filled
! to Overlooking. Mr.. W. is the only travelling show
man who can fill hall in this place Mr.. f. f.
Lewis has received his postmasters commission.
He will occupy the Abbot house High street,
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