The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-04-24

at MctarlandS corner, Tuesdays at SearSmOnt vii
lage, Wednesdays at Linconvie Centre, Fridays
at his stable in Knox, Saturday afternoons at
Centre Montyille. Pompei is nine years Old, six
teen hands high color, Bay with black points, and
star in forehe ID and weighs 1925 lbs. Those hav-
ing good mares and wishing Tor good colts will do
well to use this hose ...Oliver Bowen has been
doing good deal OF business in his saw mill late
ly.
STOCKTON. \ very destructive fire visited this
place last week, destroying two business blocks
and adweng house and injuring other buildings
The aggregate loss was between $4,000 and 3d.
900 At one O'Clock Thursday morning fire was
discovered issuing from the apartments occupied
by John VI. Lafolley, who Kept small store in the
McGiiyery building. The other occupant of the
building was F. NJ Hichborn 4 Co. clothing deal
cr, The building of brick and erected a
few wears ago 1T a cost of $4,000. The parties
were insured. The fire crossed the street to the
Roberts block owned by b. NJ Roberts and the
Masonic Trust Association. This building was
occupied by b. NJ. Roberts general country store,
the store OF " +. Griffin and the law oiicc OF L.
NJ Partridge. The upper story was occupied by
Pownal Lodge of Ma-ons The stocks of +. NJ
Roberts and ". F. Griffin were removed but in Il
damaged condition. l.. NJ. Partridge lost about
everything in his Office Pownal Lodge OF Masons
lost it, charter furniture etc, but saved the rega
lin. The p1rtes were insured with the exception
of Nr. Partridge Tits is the second time that
Pownal Lodge has been burned out within few
wears. The fire next communicated with ana des
uoycd 4 IN Cling horse, forty feet from the Rol
erI- store, Owned ny Everett :. Grant, and otcupi
cd by Air. Truudy amt Berry The store Of :. \.
aut c. F Randall ami the house of Everett staples
were slightly DANA ged, The fire evidently started
in tine store of Nj Iafolly, but the origin is nm
known.
PROSPECT Oh Prospect went through the late
fre>hct with her four bridges on South Branch
stream better than Mas expected. The Reservoir
broke above the mills on the meadow, the
water iuiurmg the Hartman Mil, Outlying
around the dtm al Blacks Mill, starting the
Eume- bridge ami carrying away the Wifred
staples and Lyman Partridge bridges The first
bridge in Prospect is the Lane bridge, which stood
att I'D" water passing through the span, The II. c.
Partridge bridge -to,',, hut more than one hundred
carloads ~ dirt were quilted out on both sites of
the ahutmcnt- Two -linscr9 of the IIaW -t bridge
were carried away, and the earth washed away on
naja sides Of the bridge. one sran Of the Ellis
bridge Was carried away, and one OF the shore
-'"h' ''"'tn'tIIs W'l'i ~ tHe BOARD. some timber
from The nld nail was INT down for an abuucnt
.It travel Wa soon resumed. The roa1- and
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