The Republican journal., 1886-03-11


master at North Searsmont
PALERMO. The house and barn of l.. A. Bowler,
at North Palermo, was burned Monday evening.
Loss $2O,000 no insurance.
Don't forget the lecture by Mr.. Applebee, on
Wednesday evening next, under the manage
ment of the Shakespeare Club.
Capt. selwynN. McGilvery, of stockton, former
! lyo Belfast, is in command of ship David Brown,
now on the passage from New York to London
The executive committee of the State Grange has
Issued circular to the farmers of Maine. 1t tells
how to organize a grange, its work and other mat
ter relative to the Order
Senator Frye on Monday, presented a resolution
of Dirgo Assembly, knights of Labor, of Belfast,
urging the passage of senator Mitchel's bill pro
| hibiting Chinese immigration.
Mr.. w. c. futile has fine negative of the lost
steamer Cambridge and is printing some excellent
pictures of that boat. He has a upright
piano for rent. See advertisement.
Some idiot Tuesday afternoon started up steam
whistles and the ringing Of bells At first it was
thought to be an alarm Of fire and the engines
started out subsequently it was ascertained that
the Tax Payers were celebrating their defeat ut the
polls
MIR, Mark Andrews, of this city, makes in an.
other column, his spring announcement and offers
| some astonishing bargains in clothing Mrs. l..
| h. Mccarthy, Belfast, annouHc clear auce
sale of winter goods. Here is an opp,rtuni ty
to ret bargains.
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thursday Mtrch 4th' ON Iht'rSday the mail was
carried by Mr.. Grants boy on snow shoes hauling
the mali bag on a hand-,led it being impossible to
get Il team through at the time. The length Of this
route Is about % miles the round trip The roads
throughout the town were not all opened until
saturday. oId people say they never knew any
thing that would equal the blizzard of last week.
....Three of Geo. Goddin%'s children Were severe
| ~ burned by playing with gunpoW der during the
| absence OF their parents on Feb 18th. They are
all getting on finely now and considered out uf
| danger.
| BROOKS Louisa Lang who has been sick for.
many months with consunptlon, died a short time
since. Two children of George Goddinc were
| badly burned bv utin powder the other dav The
| father and mother were absent from home attend
ing Il funeral, leaving four children at home, the
eldest being about ten years of age In their cN-
plorations finding a horn of ss,lnpow,rr they
thought thev would tv If it would bum. So
throwing some of it into the fire it blazed mn bur,-
my TWO OF them quite badiy. ihey are improving
rapidly and are not So badly burned IL was at
hf7t IeiTed- lhey nave probably learned how
ever 'ha' P"""ef VIII oulh' Inc "fItihg 'ch"of
lduSht ~ Lane lane mas proved interesting anu
large general attendance mas greeted them. .'...
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