The Republican journal., 1885-12-10

were destroyed. The premises were insured. II
is thought the fire originated from spark from the
chimney, although some think 1t was case of in
cendiarism. Mr.. Nickerson was moving out and is
alleged to have had trouble with his father.
THoRNDIKE. The members of Sayward Lodge
are preparing to present the Drama "Teu Nights in
Barroom." to the public on Christmas. The hall
will be fitted with stage and scenery which
will add to the interest of the play....B. f. Ward
raised this year from acres of ground 100 bushels
Lost Nation wheat. Daniel Gordon is to teach
school in Dist. No. and will begin next Monday if
he is able fIe was to have opened last Monday
but his health would not admit.
LIBERTY. The long fight for the po.toflice has
ended at last and Davis Woodman is the victor
INC feelings Of the Democratic party in this town
is best expressed In the following lines
Some feel bad and look so sad
Chagrtned, their heads they bow
While some look glad and say bc dad!
we whipped them, anyhow.
Gen James A. Hall, of Damari7cotta, special agent
for Maine for the Soluble Pacific Ciuano. is estab.
fishing agencies in this locaity....A d. Mathew
offers hi. Touring mill for sale at = bargain...We
learn that the renowned Jim Twltchel the temper
anre apostle, of Montyille, has his eye on all the
cider vendors in this vicinity. Less business Is
being done IN this place this fall than during any
fall for number OF years. Christmas Is near and
the universal cry is, no money to buy presents.
The most sensible Christmas present that YOU can
make your family is certificate OF membership in
the Maine BENEFIT Association for $4,000 dollars
j o Johnson agent,...lu the list of the living
member. Of the Maine legislature published In the
journal last week the names Of A A Brown, of
L'oer'y' 1888 anu b' ~. Hatch Morrill, same year
were omitted
LISCoLNyILLE We had our first snow storm
last Thursday Travelling HAS been first rate late
ly -. The ;. $. Com has been putting Ratt's nor.
NAL Reader. into the school. III place Of Appetor's
Central Lodge has lately BOUGHT an organ. and
is IN 4 very prosDcr,us condition, - ,I,nriry
school il held tn phili,s Hall tbe Centre .y Bon
net. Bros. Rev Geo r. FiIc. e1pects TO rent
Mrs. Porter Drinkw,trr,s hon.-,t Dpck. fran.
The school in district No. IS taught G,. Mr. J.-u4
Muffin district NJ. ! tpe,ptonnI. Inv Miss Laura
f. Gikcy, Of Camden; East oungtown district Nv
Miss Jennie Caldcrwo1i district Va. 4. NV MIR. F
O Bartlett, OF Hope; tla Mathew. district 1y Miss
Jessie Pierce the Lamb district by Mr. Frank ev
en.aler Inc Miller district bv MIR Orris Woster of
Camden; the Andrew, district by MIR A. \utt.
the Cobb disrict by Miss T. j. McKennpv, ana The
IIeald district by Mr. NJ. l. stevens of Northport
....M.s Anna f. terraid has gone to Swans l.
land to teach school and Mr. Howard !. Bragg to
Islesboro for the same purpose. \ our CORES
pon'cnt hnd tile pleasure of visiting Sea View
Lodge Of good tcmplarsat Northport last >atur.I4y
evening ana should sar that with few sura mem
bers as r'les'on Wadlin, NJ. {. Hill and Il. j. Iiur
any lodge might flourish.
,yAxyr,l Tbar.,i,os .i4e,,.ie,c ,,frr moo,
at Mrs. 1. p, N''ker'"n's por' l5th, THE semitic