The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
Northport Camp Ground ana Vicinity

this week.
If the weather continues favorable Crawford cot
tage Will BE occupied fer some weeks yet
Buena Vista and IAlcwild cottages, North shore
were closed for The season saturday ana Birch
wood Mondry.
Most OF the cottages were closed up BY Monday
night last \ few families will yet remain through
the month Of september.
Last scene of all As we write is a sercnadc from
the tin pan brigade. 1t broke the Stiffness which
had become irk4omc to the boys.
Mr.. W. Nj. Bean, of oldtown, has purchased Of
Mrs. Kugges the public stable on the camp
Ground and will manage it next season,
There is mach complaint of raids upon gardens
4 Rcy. H. NJ. Burlington has been robbed Of most Of
the nuit and vegetables on his Nor,hport farm
I The dances at south Shore pavilion were well
/ patronzed and kept orderly, but the boys would
! shout when they got out, they can't seem to help
4 it rs they ride nome.
State Constable J. \. Partridge was ON hand all
/ last week keeping a vigiant outlook for violations
Of the lrohbtory law Less than TIE usual drunk
enHess was noticeable
Four thousand persons must have lett the ground
/ i'toiS''d! 'HIit' INC S'e"ih""at' were IittlalE
packed ana the wagons that left made street pa
: ra"e miles N cngth from every emit
I A Belfast woman went to the spirtualist CAM,
| Ground, Northport on Thursday last, and Friday
morning she gave birth to a child. The dwcilers
there think they lave lap the upper camp
Ground.
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were two ladies'. Mrs. Rosa Ellis ami daughter,
who anne all the way from Washington, y. G., to
I spend few days with their uncle : l.. Dodge, At
/ hi, cottage in Mcrithev square
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/ CROWN was 4ulti anu SOBER throughout.
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= 9""t'E li"i SVt W pl7 POI on tAt ptdth
Thursday, aud filled a long felt want iy boiling
nI,stprs th.t want =, q, h,i.l.I,- NJ u,.o,,t , .i
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N''''f "a uit uitHasclS hau never seen q lobs cr
DE .tlt ti,,u the Grounds a
commitments
i Two DAYS t,tctiu. M Tci,1i. up..,,. 3...- t 81.
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-3ht' with Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Wentworth as
sneakers Jpbn stewart ,-fll l.o,, III I,i.,,,, w.,
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the above meeting, tl,o ,rorceI. - Ic f,,i
fit Of Mr.. Grady, a needy man, and Iii, family.
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EFT 10 locate somewhere Oh tile .horts OF Peno.cot
i'"S 3i,' hlItN u:em summer holie we earnest
n s,,r,st th Y1IaIi! t tL! "
come to Nolthport. The Association can vel af-
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on4 III thQ tlnas NJ whit an] iYpeI htia .i,i l 81
i1A-- ~ nOl come OF them'elS e--thcy need iuNjt-
It P"h!Afst, tic ''il;tro Of lions Herald Is a
iH''A n l'lt presence aI'I deep thought. I!c i
f"'Atf stout MS speech e'lntts kindly feeling an!
great e"lhtsthtss; he i rather slow but most I'm
r&''i ID tone. Ills sermon here was based upon
tAe text, "Beholel, stand at the door and knock,
ST. EeY. {. i Cummings, OF Hockand, who
preached Thursday forenoon, Is Young man 3:
fresh and Vigorous thought with new ideas thai
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u looked lAe q cileu- II times. horse t!er t.
every trees the rural visitors 'unching On every
hnOIl TIE clam lehteI thc cane pcd0ler7. the .cm
on2de hIWhr.S, and finally the Italian hHrPcIs and
/ Hl'lle'a playing JIG among the crowd on the
wharf Then the tents At night looked ike Z.
ENpFN oncanpmont. All the same the services went
On at tile altar untl>turbed. Bat it wa evident
usual, that the great crowd didn't 2u for religion
at ali T wa for an outing, and 70 Got Ul The
pleasure out OF Il possible
1t la,u9v b4an r,;rIt leinn,.-t~l;,l tl.t MN, i.
stl'taI1e Hotel \crtDu.,,t IAN L,., l,ot,, Iii ~,
Summer, visitor. il wants rho .,,tlo,l ,,, t.
such a house viii he bu5lt auother se,.,,, IInr
,Ired. of ueola v,t, I.t.t ,,..l- ,lli.~.3 ~ i....
afttr opIy /. ,;t.. Witt l,or.tt.,. tlq,.q IA. IL, -
Bile Recommendations for them, THE. c,rt.,,,.- oar,
all Ied 50 were the hotels Oh, the Nouth si,,r. -.
wei as all the ncighbolng house, thai I'm, m
dodgers. II better accommodation. are hot farm
-hed another season visitors will be III carra erd
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issue for the season of ISSq published oat1r,j: y
The Sea Irce1e we'll SAYS
Tli5 years experience at \orthpor Ia. Sion i
inc Necessity 81 several things additions and con
urfII t,,.t ,n,ist b, " II AZ 9 ! ,I
point ON which hinges the future prosneritl and
Meii hei1g Of Northport. i has reached page in
f,,- a,, I, Mn " l 7le ',i lCttoIIt9
Il hotci, property will retain its present value;
wi 'i' ~ ~ VIII siaiHitilY decrease Nlth no
foiIn,y c",n, ~ xxx " @ f a. " i M y
4tf t'r. 1J y,4f Hmm,