The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-04


IhoRNDIkE. Elisha Gordon. a man about 20
Years Of age, attempted suicide 10y cutting his
throat with razor, one day last week. His wife
entered the room Just in time to save his life. lie
mas been sick long time and says he is tired of lv
Jug Charles White took the first premium ON his
oxen as being the best pair ut Bangor. \. d.
humps TOOK the second money on his years Old
troiier. Potatoes are an excellent crop in town
an" are marketed at 40 cts. per bushel....N. \.
Gates Of Unity has put up over eight hundred cans
OF sweet corn of his raising this season. 1t is
neatly put up and superior in quality to any factory
corn we have SEEM. Edwin Cornforth raised an
onion that weighs over one pound and measures
Is inches around y. Bumps is at home quite
sick "A /. Brown from Belfast made some of his
friends cali on saturday. made here on
SUNDAY might Of an inch thick.
MoNNILLE. We were panied to hear of the
death ot Mrs Thomas Robinson of Vallejo Cal. Mrs
Il was for many wears Il resident of MOntville and
was twin sister to The late Mrs. John SprouI who
lied May 2ith. Mr.. and Mrs >proulmoyed to Mont
Alle about % Years ago and lived in log house un
lll lhcy couAi have one built. They were peoplc
with open hearts and hands ready for every good
Mofb. ana did much 10 advance the cause of indus
try ami education. Mrs SIrou Mrs. Joanna Car
ter ana Mrs Mary Ann Carter .the latter two now
AvinEl were the mothers of fifteen children each
aui Mrs Robinson wa the mother Of nine Mrs
Robinson and Mrs >proul were born in Bristol, Me-
j" ha wear 1901 and eye witnesses to the bat
'''"e'u lie enterprise amt boxer
"SiN Women 81 ihlehlgehce' beloved ny all
'si' -9'orus 'H"' WIZ "hE pc remembered
pro>rtcr. Mr. Rovd his hmm j cot,,,r IAN, and,
cleared o.t the canal and i.r,.,y ,,rcporeJ 70 SAW
.anal short Iuun1cr Picker. f,,. Isiir., ba, ,ra
.ou IN. demand i'm fIi. section The t,,esba,. ~,
bort ta,. largest amount Of -rsin IN sborta.t 3s.
unrr without 4 skin. miIe 1o3o Ln.fal. rho
i.re-hiu1 vas done at the following larns Frank
.tui Freddie anne. Freeman portri,Iaa IIenr, Nc
Casliu. foreman ON Aaeliert Crocketf estate Y
W. StauI,.- Thr ia,.r,.s- ,iaIa ,f harley fran, ;;
auSH sowing II au1 + fane \ b5.,als wheat
lu-a. .,,,,iro i I,ar+riIra snr,,.l,t. no+s
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IG5 ....-b.f. M, ,,,, s.,.s If ,i,, 1l .,,,,,l ..,
NJ Wilson pa,.t,j l., +,.,,,..} .,+ ~ ,,,,,} ,,.
.u,-,.3 .o,, Win. tl,.st IL Ill.,.
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,r,i t,,.t ,.-,,,I,.ri =. 81, Fiji ,..., .,,.o'7, No.,
former owner SIN ..ar.l, ,. ,,,,do i, +I, ,,o
tYr,. and the sf,t} a,- she wa, found in M, ,,ot,,
stuck ta.t in % mir. r,I .ii,a ,,,ti ,,l l,l ana,
-N.,tt-r- M. liz. l,.t ,,.l ....I,. ~, HE
Ftt T-tt tt.ff ta. l- oh ID nj
-ca.. ill., ,,..i r,, .,,I ,,ltr4r',i,'
d.. ,y..t.r >n ,,.as laLo, III ,,,,, = ~, ,,,
feet a.- .,r,t mimi. f min t.it,a ,Iaco
where, sn. was t,,,oi ,s lt,,,. ,.r.,, IL md. =,
u5rc, Mill n went uitbtn Ia fa., If tbor7 ,,,,,n.
bernt 4ays before .lujt. 4 ,,uo,lrr Visited the
state Fair 1t Bangor from Till l..a. Amop., those
who took the ears nj Ru.bsport Thursday we're !
II. IiitleH. M. Arthp- Bovd Freeman partrids.
Capt s. 49, Gtnn George Avery. There were a
number II Jstlio-. some went with teans... Mr.
John F Iitbv is increasing his ,.ly goods and gro
Gerry business and Keeps a eood variety 9tore....
Mr. j T. T.ly is one OF the Iarees. dealers in com,
mcrciaI fertilizers ana a-.gicutur, indictments On
'''9 N''' -li'7 N'"N'h ~ IONS OF hra"-
''i"''1'i7 a''' iH"N> morse IAhes anu
BENpeNI Tile NTH annual cattle show and fair
was held the 27tbor sent under the ,,,ana,ncnt f
Mystic Grange Tie ,lav WAS fine fine show b4au
u.ul add eyervthir. passed OH pleasantly TN,
preferences, were rs follows wheat / Han
nan. Nj H. limit. corn / n Nn,sa ,.oo no,n,n
r. F. Alexander; Pom Corn p Narine, :,
Lamb. oats, NJ B. Uunt 4 I Dorn41I. I2,,lIs y
f. ArNanuer:ONe q H. white t.,., Dorrou :
BicEneN h vearo Cba- ,inn,or. Re,i >ri,..,
q. Lamu .,ar bid -te.1 + Fletcher a + Auap
wood. Calves f Fletcher + T. Clement G 7
White; Cows, A. J. Douncn r. T. Alexander.
laa-. Jord3u. IIeifers g. Bartlett. e. Townsend
h. H. Alexander. Fat oven 4 Mariner d 7
Wtlr na- simmons. DRAFT a>cn.I Ric1snen.
on White. Hur-c- SH1nY Beam Hiram Pierce.
Matched II rises. : b. Iazr,tf,i. Colts } wear oId
r. A. Tower. \ r. tiL.pcood. sbaon p i
Alexander. II,p. l. Dnpu, q a. 4 ,Iava,,I,r.
oca,c Z Lamb. Hoes 7 u,,,.u rb,,.a ,,.os
ii Iar.,a ,ariat, i, nntafns. ,.,,,,,l ~. x.,,o.t,
onions. r1Irpin- bsnt- r,r~r,t- ., ill ,,, ,,i.o
Aullc-. ]. Bicb,eII " IIu,,t n n INT
Pears. " = Hunt. Crab ArrIes D. 4 Greer.
Grapes. A. H. Mariner " RfcLn,II. ,roubn,ris
A.L. Donue, W Birknell: Tomatoes. v. p. Bick
nnll. The committee could fna no preference in
me two lot> II butter shown 3y Mrs. ]. BiclncU
amt Mr.. l.J. DouneH Grape ely. peach pre-
serves, pear preserves l,v MIR. J. Bi,knen: Tomato
pickles raspberry preserves Ns Mrs. Lillian Bick-
nult SILK quilt. Mis- Apha Mariner; Worstrd
quilt. Mrs 4. Mariner, Mr. 4. J. DonneN Mrs
MIG Brewster. Print quilt Mis- Ellen Hunt,
Mr. NJ. Is Hunt, Mrs. : =. Howard; White quilt