The Republican journal., 1886-04-29
Maine Matters.
TIE STATE FAIR.


day, sept. AL, inclusive.
The premium list was thoroughly overhauled
and revised, several additions being made which
must meet with public approval. A sweep
stakes for best fat animal. and for best exhibit
OF fat animals WAS offered, and second purse
added for trottng stock stations. which here
after must be accompanied by specimens Of
their get. II. C.. Burleigh offers a special
prize of SO to the boy who will exhibit the
best pair of fat steers. The hearts of the best
teamlter, of oxen and horses will be made
glad with prize @Oad stick and whip, each to
he silver mounted and properly inscribed.
The Grange interest has been duly remem-
bered by prizes offered for best general display
or exhibit from Oranges. which will no doubt
bring out sharp competition, and prove quite
a fair of itself.
Correspondence is being had with our friends
in the Dominion, which it is hoped will result
in their sending over specimens of their fine
horses, sheep. etc., and such reduced rates Sc
cured as will bring car loads of our Canadian
cousins to visit lis on the occasion of our an
nual agricultural jubilee.
The premium list will be printed and ready
for distribution Soon The Androscoggin So
ciety and the State Pathological Society have
again united with the state Society thus max
ing a grand consolidated fair which the trus
tees confidently hope will equal if not >urpaSs
any OF its predecessors.
The trustees have in contemplation several
new and appropriate specialties especially for
evening in City Hall, particulars of which will
be announced in due season. Trustees Prince,
Hilton and Bracket visited the park and
3roul"> iiufsuaH, Ah4 Iot'h4 every thlns III
eNt5Iieh3 toN"'l.o" ana nu' shSht injury ,rt 70
track will be Immediately put in the best of
oluei ana heLt 80 doI IN 'he St'soh' lIeie
WI! nc put Iittc new puIuln9 lh'> year bs tnG
sociG!a, pul eEcrHtlliis Mlll re Ply III Sooa
C9liIitioh' y lot ma ,e:i u tilc a.
rleultura dealers who VIII erect an ornamental
exhibition building in pavilion style, 60X45,
othnrl
The season is opening a,l>3iciousIv and the
promises for full entries and exhibits are of
The best. With good weather the Maine State
Fair is bound to be 4 success.
FROM THE N,TIox,I rApIrAI
NJ, r,,.:4-. H.,
M: ooilecH % " '1Nii!liS 'ol iciIltol ~
va! introduced IG>olutioh Iilq,IIfil2 Whttiier
fA-H1lilpeI -: w. W. sweat VI 1dd'he ma VIC
ia'tN NJ PIN neg a. dH cA-eln3fI' ny al,peal-
iS Oh !lle iooI o. tit lio'lse a> DOR
iecr S'ln HWtai l. all attorney OF me NoI u
acme Tallr9"u' -A!Fl otpHte' lli' Itsotut j.
was iioHlIieu 80 IL 10 'l'polil 'olhili!tite ~
mum NJ.hcb ~ GT-iigiii", ~ ~
ny lult. " necu U'lCiiel on '7Nenti anu
"lu l""t ht uiu llol se| wiz d i man QUIZ ilot
IaIiIodu heIoIt oil2ftss' ne mas as hIu '
Il9l1 10 20 pelolc the eoiii'iii'VGes is any INV
Ac,, 9" II., HG.
Iit'iN.l IL my 'liV VI
Vile, for a liberal AUTHORIZATION for Internal
improvements, especially for construction of
the lIcnnepin canal.
The House committee on Judiciary have or
dered favorable report on Mr. Reeds bill re-
iatn@ 10 the time Tor bringing SUIT against sure
ties ON bonds given to the United states.
Mr.. Reeds cooperaSe Dill was killed in the ways
and means committee OF the House by strict
~ party Vote.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of
q ~ II pr
BOwDOIN COLLEGE.
N-, :, rI.b 4 NJ ,,;,,,,,,,,,,. -
Schools IN iiaI,arhi, Na.u los ,,,,Iisba1 -
a'r,,I1t Nm H., I;.t, 40 L. e
l'.-iPriC' InV i'''ei "a 'io W
~ IN ~ - i+i -, ,1 " o.
,na-mL',e ~ fnIlo,.S I"h,' pradIa,i ,xLo
was accidentally drowned in Lovewell'S Pond,
Fryeburg, in the summer of 1876; DR.. Reuben
Il. Baston' who died after an illness OF only a
few days, at Cape Elizabeth, III september,
l>eVi Horace II. Ialith' VINO dlcd III balh'
Vctoher. 80. 'l me hitH-seNen Original men,
ltfS OF the ciaSs now ilNlhg. eighteen are sun
unmarried Among Inc iWthll-thrce melhiefs
present at the deccnlla reunion OF TINS class
held III Grand Army Hall, BrunsWlek, June
ON, lHS9' were l'fol: EDWIN ii. HAL OF am
bridge Mass. m. ). Curtis, Esq, OF New
! DIRK city ;. NJ. Carter Esq. OF Auburn; ReN.
q. q. Cressel OF Bangor; Dr. Myles StandiSh
OF Boston, ana woodbury. Iui>llef' Esq. OF
Lewiston.
IIIE PINE TREE STATE CLUB
Tho fr.+ ,l;,,,o,. of rho ri,, ,.oo sto+, ,.l,1,
,,,',.aI ~ i,.i, ~ ,,i
who are natives of Maine, will be eaten al the
w +i a. NJ
to+ VI tii ''', Ni.' NJ ' Ia
hnan in,itnJ ia narfici,ato in th, mron;latio,
IN 49, ~ u, - 'ii ~
tid ,l,,i++ Nv, u. Nv, u -
i,ol an inyi+atin t "m,g ia Ln'H
pniIi+ - iI IN ~ i4 4l7 =, ~ ~
a., ar,a,,ila+ia,, +n h,', on,,,i IN ~ c;t,
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,nn,,in Tbe I,nla,,,ant ra,ei,'ns tha an,,,,nt+
If f',nv If tL1 INV. IF Min VIZ a+.,
,,on,ima,,+ i, hi.in". onL ma '.,fiN,. =,
Wasaa,.l,,,sott o,.; I,..lIa ,a.+ ~ NJ -.
ri,u,ntts ,,n1o from, Main" l'"'' u
ARREST OF WoILleBE TRAIN WRECkERs.
On the night of April 18th two bows. named
Waiter Eaton and Iierbert irwin. a,ted Is And
10 years respectively. placed large block over
%" one i NJ l,ic tth 81 .aig nughlplt pltI
0,,,i,'4,, ma silralit ~, rh' I,,.,,,,,e
tr,im fnr nmnl,t sn,,, , ln,, ,,,,,,i,,'
fast ami str,I.ll tba hInL r.ith 'tr,o+ fn,ai
nvtin,T,ilhine ali Tho Iitht az, Tho locomotive
1t a., '-'o Va ',,I ~,
III not Inat +I to" Xxi ~" i,,,,, - ~ hay
Io Da+a; I'LL ~ ~ Nv al
WA, notitind mad t,n,loJ ~, no i.,.o NJ,
s "a r.,,+ o,,I ~ .iI ~
Ames of Rurk,uort AnriI l1sf md h0nnI oH.,,r
III thr sum OF SoV0 tacll I0r Their appearance AT
.o,t o'i' III H'is" III
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KILLING THE DISEASED CATTLE
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emd in tbn Tith tn 80, 10y 0 tile - ooli,'
Er,, Vot Howell .n;n,l r,,oi,,l ' ~
now dnsertnd harn E"rt,1a,or ha, va"
III "'7o' '7' va "' '0''s-9eNeh i'Ne peeh
AN EDITORS TIN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs s. F. Pickard. of the Portland
Transcript celebrated their tin wedding, the
tenth anniversary of their marriage Monday
evening There were ouite n number of their
friends present. and MANY lifts presented
made of the useful metal. Poems were read
written for the accession Nv. Job,, 4, Wb;++ior