The Republican journal., 1885-10-15

long weeks Of suspense the administration has
fit to remove Postmaster sheldon, and his mantle
has fallen upon y. Roulstone, who took charge Of
the office Wednesday. Mr.. sheldon has occupied
the Office sixteen years, which Is the longest term
the office has been held by one since the days
Of Andrew Leach Mr.. koulstone, the new incum-
bent, is well known throughout the county, having
been deputy sheriff for several terms. ". H. saw
yer, the efficient assistant, viii be retained.
VIII E. Grinnell and Miss Anre X. Gilkey were
married the residence of the brides mother last
Tuesday at II O'Clock, A. NJ. by Rev. c. l.. Haskell,
and left after dinner by train for short wedding
trip to New York. The happy couple were the
cipients of numerous presents amongst which
gold watch and chain, set of silver teaspoons, stl
goblets, gold lined, silver card receiver. silver
cake basket, silver pitcher and goblet, silver berry
SPOON gold lined. set of silver fruit knives, Silver
pie knife, &c, &c. We are informed upon their
return they will take full charge Of the Searsport
House.
BCENI>W Mr.. l. {. Libby started for Brighton
Monday morning with seven car loads Of cattle and
1900 sheep. Ten people were baptised on sunday
There has been quite a religious revival in town.
THoKNJIKE our new =. NJ has received his
commission ami The post office Was changed on
Wednesday morning. Nj. Colin ha- held tho office
for twelve Years and has been q very obliging and
efficient officer and his removal Is regretted by ali
parties MIR. Harmon, his successor is a man OF
good standing in the community and viii also
make good fost MASTER. II. NJ. Blackstonc's
wife OF Boston, mas made his mother short visit
"A grand entertainment will he given by some
of the members Of Sayward Lodge l. q. g. T. next
saturday evening at JohnsOns Hail. consisting of
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BROOKS me proprietor OF the pants factory
mas recently made some changes ana repairs which
improve the appearance and ada To the convenience
OF the ouldlHs' slA new machines have been put
~ making no" y machines. The building was
i'r'neflS Heateo Win WOOD stoves hut a large
"oi''en h9s'e furnace mas peeh put up Whlch
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grown ol Staihs out the ears are father snort ana
poorly rlpened' oats are yielding WELL generally
per acre ana are hehNy pnt wheat turns out poorly
tor the BULK OF straw .E. A. Carpenter has a
well drill at work sinking well in his barn yard
for The accommodation of his Stock. Amnriah
Frost has got good supply of water in his well
by having his wel drilled 10 feet deeper than for
merly....F H. Brown has just completed a large
cistern Of 100 hid. capacity. John Mckinley has
! new eistern and has made very decided improve
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"o"9o W. I''h "' -7e r. Dert PARSONS Is sell
i"s ou' 'he S'ock IN Iraoe OF rankin Harris de
ceaseu.''.Mr- huei Crockett IN The W est part of
Chls town lost MS buildings by lire last week. The
'oSS Iaiis heaVy on f. 7. ne haVlng just completed
tio pui'i"s9 anu tleic was no insurance on them-
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CAsTISE. Mr. J. W. Dresser as grand i,iror and
Mr.. J.. p. Whiting as traverse iuror. are drawn ia
serve at the October term of Court holden NJ FIs.
worth. Sch. Emma Green of Bangor. Cant VIM.
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oihi'n Vi uilS PIace' afrlVeo from New lork on
Tuesday with 35 tons of stove coal for the Castne
Coal Co.,. Prio Kevstona Cant Hutchinson
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spoken OF last week, has arrived safely IN Calves
ton after long passage Saturday a marty
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