The Republican journal., 1886-10-28
searsport Locals.

| "liNcu at hong hohS from Newcastle, n. s w
Oct. 25th.
Cyrus W. Colson left last week to go first Office
of ship Cora, now loading at New York for Ncy
Orleans.
Capt. Joshua b. Nichols left Wednesday fo, No,
York TO join his ship which is loading far 81,
| Francisco.
Corey Brothers have completed an artesian VOL
lor ~ slavery and are now working on one for Mr.
Jonathan Savery.
Freeman McGilvery Post G. a. r., has a bette
attendance at lis meetings than any of the otbc,
| organizations i'll the village.
| Miss Myrick has recovered from her recent IN
ness, and has resumed the dress making business
in her rooms at Mrs. G. IL. Carver's
Runners are learning of the quick time Bicl
more is making with his new stage arrangement.
and many of them are patronizing him
James n Fowler was in town last week for Il 9
purpose of removing his household goods to Can!
den where he is doing lourshing business.
Andrew /. Allen and family left "Wednesday fo,
Brunswick, Ga. Mr. Allen has position a, matc
of the tug Inca commanded by Capt w NJ. Turner
monument was recently set on the Ihurstou
-N - '''N image ttlilNhtl IL Is OF granite
Oak Hill and was made by George Mayo Of BeI
fast.
Mrs. Alva Dutch, MIS-. Carter and family ana
her sister Mrs. Patterson left last week for Mil
ford Mass, where they viii make their future
home
o'r citizens can read with cnmpIaccncy IF con
hag@tions in surrounding towns, as Sealsport for
It's size has Of the best water supplies Of n,-
town in the state.
M Grinncll has bought the pair Of famous trot.
tiers of Charles stephens of Cnity which took the
second money at the New England Fair for the
past two years They are Black win striped faces
and weigh nine hundred each.
An attempt WAS made Thursday evening to start
the skating rink again. quite number of the old
skaters were present, and if sufficient encourage
ment il given it viii be open one evening each
week during the fail and winter
We have been shown a book entitled An ac-
count Of the life Of the late alr. David Braneld':,
printed and sold ny u. Ilenchman in Cornhill Bos-
ton, \. f., in l149 1t contains a full list Of the
names of subscribers to the book
There is one thing >earsport is deficient in-that
is clerks TO attend the stores at Moons, especially
the markets, which invariably close at quarter he
i'i' '"e'e anu FV'''u" 'hut until the pronrieiprs
navy ''N'" '"''i '''tii'""H hiti'
Sch. Banner has just landed sixty thousand
assorted lmAcr for Trundy MI Tlrindv pro-
poses ~ futu" to keep in addition to his full line
of all kinds of common lumber Kiln dried matched
hard wood floor boards, Til will be :, great con
Nenicncc to his patrons.
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