The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-11-27


unsuccessful. Purposely. | may say in>t ct
lively. have discussed the issues and conSe-
quenceS of that contest without reference to my
own defeat, without the remotest reference to
the gentleman who is elevated to the Presidency.
Towards him personally | have no cause for
the slightest i'll will. and it is with cordiality
express the wish that his official career may
prove gratifying to himself and beneficial to the
country, and that his administration may over
come the embarrassment, which the peculiar
source of its power imposes upon it from the
hour of its BIRTH
Maine Matters
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
EASTERN MAINE AT THE n. o. EXPOSITION.
The Eastern Maine exhibits for the New Or
leans Exposition We're shipped from Bangor
recently, three large cars being used for that
purpo-e. The following is 4 list of the exhibits
and exhibitors: +. 5. Bow Ter. birds and ami
mails; W. T. Blanding, minerals; H. B. May
nard. bltteau; Dexter Andrew. TWO pairs of
oars ana two paddles; h. f. II. Strickland,
John Morrison Co., James Walker Il Co., b.
b. Thatcher, John l.. Cutler aud W. +. Pear
son, short lumber SWEET Il Co., and Treat II
Co., cooperage: I. j. Stewart Il Co., fruit box
es; NanceborU Wooden Ware co., articles of
wooden ware; Bangor Edge Tool Co.. can't
uuSS anu axes, H. W. ht1lbdll. cant uOg$, IL.
" |. X. Stetson, ship Leon Martel:" Bangor
Stone Ware Co.,, articles of eurthern ware F.; City
cf Bangor. photographs of school buildings and
ater w Works: Frank Hawes, crayon sketches !;
Il. a. Buck. mocca>ins; Conuors Brothers,
driving boots: Robert Perkins, boat knees !;
Mrs. 5. Il. Hoskins, photographs of the Penob-
scot Indians; Mrs. II. f. Prentiss, drawing :;
Jewell Granite Company, polished and dressed
granite; Green Mountain Railway Company,
views of scenery along the line of the road :;
Col. James Dunning, walchman'S register and
au arrangement for preserving ice +. Gerli>h,
canvas canoe. The above are all Bangor eX-
hibitors. Below are others outside of that city
Hunt 4 Morrison, Oldtown. birch canoes, h;ls-
kets, bead work, mocctsln>. and other articles
of Indian workmanship; NJ. Currer Il Sons,
Abbott, bale of excelsior; Ptnub>cot Chemical
Fibre Company, Great Works, appearance of
wood in its variuu- Stages from the log to pulp {;
Four Slate companies Monson, eighteen large
boxes of roofing slate; Williams Slate Com
pany. BroWnNllle, roofing slaleS. l.. ii. Dwell
~ Il Co.. FoXcroft, >pooi> and spool work; u.
W. BrockWay, Dover. extension sample cases
johnson 4 Ciough, BroWnvllie, match splints :;
H. Blanchard X Sons. Eastport, sardnes Che>-
ter w. CottreIl, Belfast, miniature ship; j. W.
Dresser, Casine, fishing lines; r. SNOW 4 Co.,
Bucksport. sheep>kin mats and rugs; George
H. Hathorn Il CO.. Chester wing calh> :;
Nhtcomb, Haint> n Co., Ellsworth Falls. tX-
cel>iOr and barrel slaves: W. IL. and H. f.
sides the above there are forty fine spec mems
of Maine forest woods situated near ka,ahdn
Iron Works by Mr, Blanding and prepared
with great "arc under The direction OF Com
missioner Ham. This list d es not include all
the Belfast exhibits. heretofore noticed in the
journal, and the others Were probably shipped
by way Of Lewiston. Ed.
MIR. X. W. Sout is preparing an exhibit of
the products OF the Insane Hospital farm for
The New Orleans Exposition. 1t viii embrace
collection OF gralu>. seeds, vegetables, etc.,
such a> are not ptrshable. The articles VII. bc
forwarded at once.
Commissioner Ham has received Il sketch of
the space assigned 10 Maine IN the New Orleans
exhibition building. 1t is located between the
l. 5. government exhibit on the south. Ma>sa-
chu>ett> on the east, Vermont on the north and
Iowa on the west. The area assigned is 5u5&
feet.
PUBLIC BEQUEsis TO MAINE SOCIETIES.
The will of Hollis Moore. late of Boston, Ill
ed IN the Suffolk county probate court, cunlaIu>
The following pubic brqut>r: TO the General
Hospital at Portland, - 800 for free beds; The
Maine Congregational Missionary Society, s.
900; the Methodist aged and luirm minister, III
Maine. $1,000; Maine Home Mission, $4,000 !;
Maine General Hospital, Portland. Me-, $1,000 !;
Oid Ladies Home, Portland. Me, 5000; Com
gr' ,galional church at LoWcn Village, Me. ST.
900; Congregational church South Parl~, Me-,
1000; Methodist churrh, Suujh Paris. Me-,
81 800. subject to the condition that from that
amount shall be placed ON the steepe of The
church town clock ami whatever surplus At
ter that shall 90 To the society; South Paris
cemetery, $1,000; Congregational church AT
Crags Mills Oxford county. Me. $500; Meth
odl>t church, >ame place. 5000; ttuGFt4 4atlonal
church al Norway Village, Nc, $500; Maine
Home Missionary Society. 1000. Large suns
are given to other charitable and religious suc-
ttes. These and other ltgaclrs are 10 be paid
after the individual ieyacit> are pad in full. In
case there should not be sufficient property 10
pay the public btQut>ts i'll full they are to
share the pro rata, and in case there should be
surplus after paying the above lrgacie> it is to
be paid to Rev. +. X. Alden at the Consrcga-
uonal House hi Boston, to be applied to churl-
table purposes i'll any way he deems best
a PREACHERS SPARE TINE.
Way up in the northrl,, corner of Franklin
county, in the plantation of Eu>ti~, is post
office known a> SIratton. Here is a pretty little
Methodist church located, the only one for miles
around in any direction. The citizens, with
slight help from the Methodist Conference.
support preaching regularly the preacher being
Rev. William Condor. II some Of eur city
clergymtn had o perform the tasks OF this man
they ouId feel lis though they needed Naca-
tlOn a. often - every other SUNDAY. Mi. Con-
don breaches three times every Sabbath, besides
conducting Sabbath school, and hold, lnc cctlu4s
in the ad lacent neghborhOol every evening in
tHt week. lHtH Ol course ne mas 10 dtItHu
many funerals, not TO speak OF weddings ana
pastoral calls. lie also has tarm where hc
puts III MS spare time. lie Is an earnest torr-
bic speaker, anu very naturally l. very popular.
sWeet-toned bell, the gift OF Gen. MAnches-
ter HAYNES, calls the people to worship, SOM
erset Reporter
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law, and We're ptrpttrated 10y laWle>s men.
They were both indirectly caused by hquor
To-day there are three murdercrS III ktnnebec
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aroused The community. and threat, of lvncb
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