The Republican journal., 1884-12-18

son, lost valuable horse last week by bleeding at
the nose and mouth The cause of the hemorrhage
is unknown The horse had an attack of the same
disorder a few weeks previous, from which he had
apparently recovered....A. B. Fogg lost fine
morse last week; his leg being broken by kick
/ from another horse. There will be a Christmas
tree at the Grange Hall Wednesday evening next;
also one at the Congregational church mex Thurs
day evening". Star of Progress Grange have in
their store fine line of holiday goods which they
are Offering at unusually low prices.
| LINcoLNvILLE The fine weather and good
travelling still continue. There is talk of having
a writing school at the Centre. This is step in
the right direction and should be heartily support
ed-.The Band will have dance at the Grange
/ Hail next Friday evening. ...J Mathews bad
! dance last Thursday evening. The school in the
. Deahtown district is taught by Miss Agnes Wadlin
( Of Northp TT. Miss Wadn is a first class teacher
and the arhoois fortunate in securing her services
...Thr peddcr cart owned by Geo W. Young and
! driN'H the past season by Robert Hardy viii be
driven The coming winter By samuel Wadsworth.
4 Jason Hills and family have lately moved into
their new buildings They have first ella set OF
buildings, probably the best in this section....Mr.
. Ernest lTnkwater arrived home from Colorado
I Tuesday of last week. The NJ. f. Church ut the
Centre w1ll have Christmas tree on Christmas
cyo
LIBERTY. All the election of officers of E. H.
hr''7tryei f"st q. y, K' the toooWn@ were elect
en- ''"m'na'r II d. .. Johnson : " g. T. II.
Clement; >. v. o. \. u bryant Quarter Master
j. Coliy kuowton Surgeon. j. r Brown; 0. D.,
''t' %. W hite Chaplain, Alexander Woodman;
~ '"hh ESahrY'-'-lT' Hhephardson' the man
villa tue "loa4 ofI'nmedh nat ana the I"n- hHr, VIII"
''""7 up represent fractional part OF L". the
/ Pl'' i''"''' was GA QUIZ Srecl9 SATURDAY evening
I "l"' "'9 'uf'ASe Illuminated after the fashion of
ln' "''""1}aI7 since the election III Cleveland.
" y" or H'1 OF 'H7 "nE nan Ia7hei about furious
/ y "3 't '"l" o"'th "'M' a. " mtahHtre1 through
'Nf slf'tt7' rtsh r"iu the top Of Hay stack noun
. tuli' AE loN tht tcW rtreop9 WHO had the courage
4" 'i'ih o"i h Yrs toid ani il9ttn to him. he fral
'N "'ti7 u ffF''l'" r ms hNinrht.'''A fine
"'o1 ''''i-ls ~ ffe'i smith, ct Ao"til'le, 7tlt-
et Il ''A one oal ii1St Weth &hd running nm "n to
! !Ne F"l''h l"h' 'h Palermo they f"He through the
l'' ana We're b"th irowne't. -No'netime TINS Win
Ter we expect [" ten the readers q" the journal the
biggest story about the biggest hoE p his age ever
I ral~r'l IN Maine lieIs put Il months o!a. Many
persons VINO saw the bl2 hoE tI tine State Fair at
Lewiston ;tfd nave seen this One, -a} inst hi, is
thr larger hog, and the weight Of that one alive
was 1880 pounds. This one is feet long amt atrts
upwards Of : feet and is very thriving. Al the
I'VE mile race at the skating rink saturday might
between Murray and Peabody Murray came out
second be~t. This rink isl very poplar place OF
amusement. Everything appears to be plenty
with " but money...... And God smotr Willis J.
knowiiou with sore bots,.-.A distinguished
stranger arrived in thta village last week amt is