The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-02-23
County Correspondence.

aii spllut'', Httt !lilhstli llohf toHtoi
and ran short distance when he was thrown and
one fore leg broken between the knee and pastcrn
The animal was found TO be worthless and was
Killed. Mr.. Lamb had refused an offer of s40O for
the horse only few days before the accident.....
Mrs. Burgess an inmate of the poor house, who is
now n years of age, is critically ill.,. Louis
Bachelor is in failing health Everett Libby has
sold pair of fast PAGERS to Massachusetts, parties.
The price paid is supposed to be about 5000 The
exhibition at the Rand school house Wednesday
evening, Feb. Sth, was 4 success. Notwithstand-
ing the evening stormy the house was well
filed and the programme was successfully carried
out under the able supervision of john McAlistcr.
ISLEeBoRO. Sch. Lucia Porter, Capt. Grindal.
left Demcrara for Philadelphia, Jan. I'd, and was
spoken the 18th just to the southwark of Hateras
The captains family and friends very anxious
about him Mrs. Atlanta Laidlaw, died Jan. eth,
aged y wears She was getting up from the meas
les and died very suddenly from heart disease.
She leaves husband and two small childrcn...-.
The measles very prevalent here and with oth'
CT sickness keep Dr. Harmon. quite busy.....Wc
are having Il hard winter here and may well lie
termed an icc-bound island. The only communca-
ton we have is by the mail boat Mr.. Heal,
the veteran mail carrier seldom misses a trip and
deserves more pay than he gets for his service.
IIors, racing ON ,bc il. at seal uarbor is abouta all
| the amusement We have here ut present The
schoo.in bistr;ct No. d. Miss Annie Vcazie teacher,
c1o.o,i last week aft.ra successful form of twelve
,yn,lk rh.. following scholars ,yorc n,, absent
one hali day Lydia Coombs, Etna Coombs,
Orrio Coombs. Mllie Dodge, Eddie StocNhrdec
and Urlan Marshall.
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