The Republican journal., 1886-06-10


as low twelve cents per pound.
| The supreme Court says, in substance, that a
ward clerk cannot elect an Alderman.
A full attendance of members of Waldo Lodge
10. o. F. is requested on Friday evening.
On Monday Mr.. L. F. Hanson, of this city, sold
his Tooth carriage this season. His sales are much
| in advance Of last year.
KNOX. At the Republican caucus held Thurs
day, June 81, /. II. Jackson and John Wentworth
We're chosen delegates to the District and State
conventions
An agent of j. f. Gerrity \ CO., Boston, is in the
city taking orders for enlarged portraits from
photographs to he finished in oils, water colors,
india ink rcrayon. Specimens shown at Cald-
wells bookstore.
We have received from Mr.. W. c. Crawford,
Principal of the Thomaston High School, an invita-
ton to the graduating exercises, which take place
i'll the Congregational Church, Thonaston, Wed
ncsday evening june 10th.
On saturday il shaft Of granite twenty four feet
long, three feet square at the base and weighing
| twenty tons hauled from Oak Hin to City
Point Ten yoke of cattle and four pairs of horses
were used III hauling the block, The granite was
| shipped to Quincy, Mass
CITY LAUNDRY. Mr. f. f.. Bradbury, propric-
tor Of the city laundry, announces in another col
umn his removal from - to 76 Main street, over
the store lately fitted up Ny Arnold Harris. Mr.
| Bradbury has made the ctf laundry Il success
and is receiving liberal and growing patronage
! Mr.. Isaac Whitaker, who died at City Point
Belfast Friday last aged 81 years and 8
months, was held i'll high esteem 10y his neighbors
and left many genuine mourners. lie mem
Der of Timothy Chase Lodge of Masons and was
| buried by that body on sunday. There was
| large number present.
MrJames Mitchell of this city, who came home
ON saturday says the water works he is building
| for Maiden, Mass. VIII he completed in about one
month lie Mas taken the contract To build the
railroad from llaraud to rjtsield, and 81 y that
when the link il completed from Greenfield to
Pitt>iield the Lake viii be - miles nearer Boston
than now.
The fun court has handsomely sustained W. H.
Foglcr aud Joseph Williamson E~,ls. of this city,
in their presentation of the law in relation to the
contested election ease in Ward Two. Opposed to
their views We're Attorney General Baker, of Au-
Susta, Hon. j. H. Druumuud, of Portland, Hon.
! \. =. Could, Of Thomaston, and store of lesser
lights here and elsewhere,
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Thomas Drinkwatcr for the past three years has
"te" ""li'hnS soup !"Vi' VII us PIt'h'S'> III
N"r'"P"f'' anu ia9' WEEK sHe WIS PIa'eo III inc
"aler ~ SATURDAY N"Nt where She Is "elnE flS&e't'
me boat Is about 80 feet long, Of ialr motel aud
doubtless VIII sail well. Mr. Drnkwater built
All inc hull himself ana Will now spar, llg amt cut
and make thr sails.
Albert KnuwIton and eleven other, from the
towns of Morrill,. Liberty Montyille and Sears.
mont. recently petitioned the County Commissions
cr> to repair the highway in Morrill, near the resi-
lencc of Hosea B. Thomas and Daniel Higgins
commonly called the Iliggin. Ridge road alleging
that il was defective and ,laugcrol, to travel: also
that tht, municipal officer, If Morrill, had actual
knowleI.c,. of the defect and had NEGLECTED. tn Tt.
pair the same ON Friday hat tile County Com
uissinnes viewed the ro,,l and ordered the r,n,ir.
made The following is the nr,lr,,- ITO clear the
road of nil movable stone blast off oll lr,l,n, pro
irrtin.r 9boyy fine ,nrfac, IL fine rood and ,,.I