The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-02-24

THoRNpIkE. 1t is quite ,ickly at the present
time. Joseph Sayward one Of our oldest towns
men, is quite sick. X. ;. Rich, ESD, is very i'll with
rheumatic fever, and Isaac Coffin has been afflicted
some time with rheumatism. Daniel Gordon is
teaching high school in Johnson's Hall, and is
having quite a good attendance. He is one of our
best teachers. Business continues good. Hay
and potatoes coming in every day in large guam
titles. o. J. Farwell has Il car load of wool ready
for shipment.
LIBERTY. Wayland knowlton, Esq, has gone to
swell the chorus of the disciples of Coke and Black
stone. at Belfast, having recently removed to that
city,. j. O. johnson had his well known horse,
Billy, badly cut in the fore le while hauling press
ct hay to Belfast day last week-...It does not
look much like nar,l times when firm which has
been canyasing this section for the sale of jewelry
and silver plated ware, report average sales, bad
weather and good, of so per day cash. Query
where does hcmoney come from: The schools in
the two village districts closed their winter terms
ls~ week. Writing school closed last week ALSO.
ban Mask at Knowltons Hall on the evening Of
March ith... We learn that the mail route between
thi, town and Waldoboro has been awarded to
Robert C.. Moores. of Washington.
STOCKTON On the l7fh inst. William Eli, died
7t the advanced age OF % years-the oldest person
H t.Wu. He had lived under the administration of
rly President from Washington down, and was
.aru in what is now stockton, on Cape Jellison.
uarr, he die,r March 18th. l7ss. He cast his first
rt.-jlenti,l vote for James Madison in 1872 and
..- lrel lit every Presidential election since and
4-,5,t every annual town meeting, He served in
WAR against England in l>l2-l3, and was re-
r''h- q " : pension al me time OF ms death IN
F'l'+'- VA. hih- Wao AN oid Sch"oI Jehers"hh'n
Democrat an" hInaIE adhered 10 th"se IDEAS 10 me
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NpNROF Benson urti4 brought home
m Milo la~ saturday, having been injured in the
.'."- Uy a dead limb falling upon him. The
.rtlurt arc iu session this week settling up tow
'Uut-- Monroe j. without a hotel, J. y Ne
prs having closed his house. The band has
.aa.yu new music and On saturday gave some
u. --icction.. The mail route between Monroe
l. EluGor ia been bid on by New ork parties
IHv Village school. attc}. a three months term.
-At hy NF Baker Of Philips, closed last Friday.
n. haNer Is thorough tearher. MI ork Is
Ane "a aaurln2 ~rh"o Ineeevenh=~ each week.
-tid ne ha- mn excellent school. The Good
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- "'' ''ll09 -i1rH J. hHeE mas returned from
p r. PIP amy N497 Otlie Nfo'heIl lfoh New 1ofA.
vi -Al'vI' l'e''nt' reported dangerously SICK
IN "e'A' va Improving ~ itsI "F"ui'9--'. APP.
'"'7 H. hFPtrlhoI l. qulir SICK. HAY ana wool
coming ~ IiI-e iieeI! MeSsfS' ffalt ami
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;t,. loe. marriage make strange r4Iation.bin
-4urIfulc- We have a voiJn,r man in t,u-n whose
Grandfather 1, MI, cousin. and hi. cousin i. Hi,
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