The Republican journal., 1881-04-14

NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE

Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
There is unquestionably revival of business en-
terprlse IN our State. There are already many new
projects taking solid and durable shape that will
be OF great benefit TO the public There are 9TH
ers not SO far advanced. but they being discuss
ed and agltated very earnestly and quite likely
some of them will be pushed to success business
prospects continue to be favorable.
The want Of capital is the main hindrance in all
our enterprises. There is good deal Of private
wealth in the State, and the owners would like to
invest 1t IN something that would pay more than
four per cent, but they are timid about putting 1t
into railroads, factories, mills and vessels unless
they can have it demonstrated TO certainty at the
start, that the investment will pay handsomely.
Ot this, OF course. they cannot be certainly as
sured. The element of uncertainty enters into all
business enterprises There was a time when gov
ernment bonds sold at a very low figure. but those
who bought them took the risk of their being
deemed by the government and found them
profitable investment The old saving Nothing
venture nothing have has great deal Of truth in
1t. Ot the many men who acquire wealth by their
own eXertons the most OF them take risks ana
responsibilities and then exert themselves 10 make
their venture a success. Enterprise moves the
world OF business 1t makes successful men and
thriving communities, the lack OF it keeps other
men and communities dead and poor.
1t Is an encouraging sign that our people OF
means are ma lteshng larger degree Of interest
a @ I ~ ti. t. ii u nm 10 Pi!ses,
tnu doP0 @ tat We % 5lall see a. " ItS,t Pr"itets
who invest in them and add TO the industries and
wealth Of the State. kennebec Journal
\ GENUINE ROMANCE.
Here is genuine romance Through the re
verses OF fortune young lady in Ellsworth named
Agnes Bartlett was compelled 70 earn her own
living. She was smart as a steel trap accom-
P!5Aeq ana Sool i9oklAg LAke most 1ankee
Ti,IS sue l4eI scnool leatiIlng ana giving music
tsSoHS '.l @ tlie con- lteusaiioh was so meagfe tha'
!te 'ooH uIncu H9l la!eAtS Il! other directions
80, 80 80 ~ ~ ~ ''N 11st'Net ~ we b't 'out
- ' iI i Lill Et e"le - Aus"st'. anu went !"
n""te u ~ oIe ol oul uist ialLIIIles Oh
- , = I Iio u1llig, " o auu!ieu tHe oqAs
!dul SPnnh, improved MS opportunity ana .[aa
lust sHlllei "ll ,d iils mor'aL con ~ nas left
~ .ulle - ~ G"'V'0 70 nlN ttt pfsng niece who
i aaS iesi7tgu T her position and gone home L IS
't,r,a - al Young man ID Augusta VINO be
a,r ~ ''ioreu q me fair housekeePef D'f"re ne
Aut" '.e was an helress Is to share the prosperity
Ue'eI'lN ies"''e. iNeAHepec ''uFn"I-
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~ our news coiumhs IS lHe account q lhe death
9l ie5eT Leurau' VINO dlea drunk lp a ulfeh ~ bd
utord iast SUNDAY MS ialthTul doE stood beside
inc pouv on MS ueag master thinking perhaps he
was Only 1Iuhk' ana Woulu H"t let dAf one couie
near IT. lneE hau 10 iasso lhm ana dIa5 nun
ava! men ne sIlpPed me moose ana followed
ure eait eonlIluinS ms master podE' ana al Inc
anuelta taheI Al9 sIiel anu dhectlou were very
loucnIH6 ne lY o! the corpse moaning, occa
slon".ly PutllnE MS pa" upon ms nead master
pIeaS. ps !! iItElhg 10 rouse MIN Foof Le'rau' he
aau one Id!.niui IIlehu al least TO mourn lor nm;
AHI AIA ltIthIul dos We nope BE may ma hlld
ndSteI. ~ no one else VIII care 1oI hlm' II they
WIZ seHu MN 70 us we II keep nm ~ he ues out
~. ief"iI ioL ms MusN i9!all! 10 HIS uAhaP2!
friend luardiner Home journal
INDUSTRIES OF WASHINGIoH COUNTY.
According to the Machias Mon the cut OF Ium-
pt[ IL ashihgton n1 90 the winter Of lSSo 81 is
aoouI l-:'VU"""' ashlngton county produces
Two lnllllon bushels potatoes annually The county
PlouIces -pou0" mems eggs; Ioo'ooo ef when
are are SniPpeu annually; value at !" cts per dozen
3r+'Ou'. bIueoeflles canned al y Naffaguasns Fleas
any ana AachlaN rivers, season $3.50, equal.ed IN
N%aIue % >'-."".
ne sIanlte business Is II Inc lntantle stages OF
ueteloplheAt, -. ! ne ne ihree principal 4uarnes sent
out .'sst t@d 3uu'1l III N'ue. II araroad located
@ ,ts to 0iole AI4e Was surveyed OF nearly So the
mt ate business III I'VE Years would exceed eIo"
WV yearly
THE INDUSTRIES OF BANGOR
Inc Legislature at its last session granted Al
a. @t' y, iHcotPoIhI!oh lol manufacturing company
With EfI1a and ,I.s Nr'I'itS 'Io topHiE IoI M"lu
- - PI 'IG P'e"SHle ~ '-t t9iaoi. si4IleIl I"
ana nHn % ootJA ~ itlIiS. Nlln p"Postu c'iHiai {"
h,,s;,,s I u ~ ,ii'iI"E W Z" ne" eI" II we
sTt o' "Iu PlonPeiIty u tne Pldee
irdrstria ao east ;'' ana
small Tbese estahIisLments Rarn y naIt. "ii4 ~
II Ilt1 nnn aT1. NV ri,' u"ae " C"P.t"i VI
sons uf ara ai5 s36o tna % az i ~" r.
used in ,neI,I,tantrrir, M re e', le ~ maze "a
ed amonnte 70 - 0 lGl and tbo ,ratIo+
000 S+a,a o,,a w Sa, ''l' ~ ny NJ - ",
nents r5 ,f '-eu ] 10 .'ie t 70" seI eS'aollsn
ypnient and a,cti', t , 80 q 'lioet N0N
The tac1tias for f,atar ~ ,rar nan T th p
pohscot ami ] ii Doi =! itI;i 'Ie
10 preaf Iytent ICor pnrtiatJ prDss '''''Ae4
BIBLE SOCIETY Or MAINE,
The seventy third annual meeting OF the Bible
Society OF Maine was held at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms Portland. THURSDAY.
The following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year: President Samuel W Larrabee: Vice Pres
ident, Mark P Emery Treasurer. r Il. Hinklev:
Corresponding Secretary, Rev Asa Dalton Re
cordlng Secretary. Il " Shaylor. Auditors Ed
ward f,orld frod W,olr,,,, ,,i:---..