The Republican journal., 1885-11-05
mere was handsomc ra!nbow after taa shower

IuDnc temperance meeting at Universalist YES
try next Sunday P. NJ, at the usual hour.
4 Washington despatch of Nov. 2 says that Davis
Woodman has been appointed postmaster at Lib
erty.
Mark Andrews, one of our enterprising business
men, is having an artesian well bored at his resi-
tcnce.
Miss Ada A. Morey, of Morrill, was awarded the
Bracket premium for best September butter ex-
hihited at the Waldo fair
The local is deer-hunting this week, but we hope
the report that he left his gun at home is untrue
our mouth made up for yenison.
The repairs on the lower bridge are nearly COM
plcted and it is passable for teams The bridge
was not injured at all by Mondays storm.
No QUORUM. There was no meeting of the City
Government last Monday evening-only two mem
beers present. The meeting will be held next
Monday evening.
We regret to learn that capt. Roix of the steamer
FenobscoI is still quite sick at his residence in
Boston. Capt Homer OF the katahdin is now in
command of the Penobscot
Geo. Z. Bracket has gone to Lewiston to attend
u session Vt the Board of State Fair trustees
Among otner matters the time OF holding the next
year. tai viii he decided.
VS. nav received The wedding card Of Frank b
Bic afori ana Alsra Z Baker Who were married at
skewAesan, Nov l-t, ana extend the usual
EXAMINATIONS good wishes.
Little Lu Llttledeld, WHO attends the south Pr
mary school had her collar bone broken Monday
ut falling from a seat during recess. The children
were pta. ing ANA the lille one was iosJIed from
Toe -eat.
Nj oilnorr ot Monroe, one Of the parties in the
aaair ato'ConueF- saloon, reported last week, we
.rc4 --urci wa simply the victim of bad company
.4j Is iu no way % blame for What occurred He
i.aotadrnNne man.
VS. Maze 7eon Il sample Of figs raised in Wash
iu-tou, u. u, by A. T. G Dodge, Esq, formerly Of
ud- uuty. The fig grown in The open air
and are vi very good flavor Mr.. Dodge raised
quite quantity Of th- fruit this year.
A; tie request Of the ciJy government tree yacci-
uauou tor a persons over TWO years of age will be
r9adaUot Jno present Or. ;. " johnson, city
phs -lciau. win attend 10 all applying, every >auu-
'.. from io"A. NJ, and to ~ Pm
O.iJBue WEAuiER. Tne average temperature
fi tic past month was iJ.4l Deg being ABOUT three
taurt.- Of Ia degree warmer than the average tenn
perjJnry of October during the twenty six years
previous, and slightly warmer than the same month
It's. year Rain fell on eight days and snow two
d.u- during the month.
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s'rcct- after dark without being exposed TO insult
81 H. lime something WAS done about It.
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\ r. Malshed' Masonic Iemple' makes some
changes III ms advertisement th9 week. 10 winch
the"ttention of our readers is called THE winter
ten" at the L. NJ G. seminary opens Nov. 80. This
Institution offers superior educational advantages
'1 very reasonable terms See caution notice Of
S4mAeI Z. Batchelder, Of frankfort.-..A lady
"ant7a situation as house keeper IN a small family
Fellows we are sorry 10 lear, that Mr. Follow.
l- IN poor health He wants those indebted to him
I'D settle.
N'''Nh' '''N' Nu0 VI 'no ih'eIes'eu par tieS
writes us wish % correct your statement OF last
week. Maggie A. staples was not divorced from
Edwin r staples oul EINh r. staples and thc
asieehrht was h"l - ou Puullsh i Out az folio"s
M, olaP't7 "-fees 20 pay MRS staples W per
Carrie t SJaplcs and pay Mrs stapies a reason.
alie sum tor chid's board when with her. said
rhl" Il 10 ntVe care ana Gnstony oi cli0 one one