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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

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Potter . house !. b. ;sr the hrres;
and n.i,esi farm hg~>s N the c,luty.
A. carton usie u. i .h,.-,
Wei, the other dag sni sqb~u FL frr
the CHiEr. Mr BuG;"a ba. -; q
hi. pedagogical el,iLe, sni losi. and
dot!ei the brosn .1ct ~ and genial
bronrei face Of an original granger
Id. Fern j, 4 suc-ess asa aror.
manager a; a soci4l hop. Sub "a.
the case lat ruc-iay night.
The bet fine cut tob co 10 tom
l. a; j. q Pot,er'.. IL !, done uy in
little tin wallets AMI coat. on'y ,eu
cents a package. It, good, for W.
tried il.
-Frankliu'. statue in Printing
House Square, Nv York, j. one Of
the most Gcmufe-looking objects il
the world yet for all rha, /, " a. re
Gently caught casting admirinc ~glances
4, pretty eirl-for which !, wasn't
really 80 very iauch 10 blame, >, he
not only had q most charming face.
but was most 's.rily a"l tAslicl incly
arrayei IN becoming garments, made
a!'ef Tue CD grated p'ues'!c iaprr
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fa"'oh''
w IN. Is. Thorne, the treasurer Of
Adams County, and J. Th0rne our
representative in the Constitutional
convention lat year, we-" =" 'own la-,
Saturday Nth their Lilies. -uL eay
u a call. We should Ike . --r chem
uoNh 'hi- way n'.c frequently.
\ herd Of young cattle maiuiy year
Ing We're driven through t1Sn Mon
DAY, bound for the upp Republican
There were about ga, IN the her!
ihey were purchased about Nebraska
Try Tor prices rarying from five 10
fifteen dollar, and weTs being driven
west iof pas'"F'Sr.
W. y. Richardson left Cor Chica
20 with two car load, Of hogs last
Tuesday.
The board of directors Of the A.
riculturai Society were in town Tues
day, giving the fnishinr roucbe, ~
the premium Ii, for tn, fair Tn.
premiums n. All considerable L;,l.r
than haze YET be.p ofarcI Tire L,,rJ
ere irving an e9~nrriren, tn see wh.,h.
e. greater inIuc,meo,s Mil MOI, c,n.e
greater competition.
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distr;c, i, Womb so.m tn, ,ho,o o,,h,
10 be some action t,L.,i, tbi. r.,,sr
-.J,mas I.hs;,z w;.h., ,oi,c,rm
the nnbl;c thu, bo :. ,,w lo.,,oa
new office in the po., Office building.
and is now prepared to furnish legal
advise to all troubled spirits who may
call on him.
Our lack of editorial matter ,h;,
week is on account of tie premium list
o%ccupying so rir.ch room. We pro- !
nose however To i.sue ,uppIem.,, !,
sheet as soon As we hear from the con. |
at CINCINNATI. which will con- t
lain the latest political news. i
H. soLoo, o,;,s-o, AL -., j
other, from town. eninre1 q very b
pleasar. pic &c on the south siia NJ =.
he river in the grove YESTERDAY o
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WELL BORING,

N. c. Clark Of Guide Rock. has for
sale the best Well-o5rihs. .apps asus
ever used, consisting Of drills. auger~,
etc. Two men with one of these drills
can drill FROM 40 to 80 feet In one day,
through the rock Of this country.
These drills are warranted 10 be the
New York Artesian Drills. 40 If
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
Morgan a Rodmas,
STOCK,

All who are DESTROYS of improving
their stock wAl do well to call and see
one of these celebrated horses. which
will be kept the present season at
Guide Rock. The weight of this horse
is 400 pounds, and stands I6 hands
and | inch high.
At the same place will also be kept
o e of the best Jacks ever brought in
to the State, oe the Mammoth breed.
four years old, stands II hands and /!
inch in height.
b3S 2m L. SMITH.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

At the great fire in Boston in 1872, the
proper authorities caused certain proper
ties to be destroyed by gunpowder in or
der TO arrest the progress Of the flames
suit was brought in the District Court to
recover damages from the city for the acts
OF their agents, where Judgment was rem
dered for the defendant; the plaintiff took
exceptions and had the cause removed to
the Circuit Court which last week affirm
ed the judgment Of the District Court
and released the city from any liability in
the case. The city based its rights to re-
move or destroy building within the linz
Its OF the corporation for the public good
and protection upon general statute OF
the State OF massachusetts, which declares
that afterwards. or any three of them.
present at any place in immediate danger
from Il fire, and where no tirewards are
appointed, the selectmen or Mayor and
or more Of the civil officers present, or in
their absence two or more of the chief
military officers of the place present, may
direct any house or building to be pulled
down or demolished when they Judge the
same to be necessary in order to prevent
the spreading Of the fire" The Circuit
Court of the United States by its decision
sustained the constitutionality Of this act
and held the city free from liability when
it is carried out in its provisions. ard this
will serve as a guide to other States and
cities when acting upon this important
matter
Three cheers for Old Waldoboro! 1t
does ones heart good to see the old ban
ner Democratic town coming up to the
work, with an increased vote of $50 over
last year for the Democratic candidate for
Governor. and splendidly complimentary
vote to Hon. Isaac Reed for Congress, Civ
ing him 44S majority 1t wouldn't take
many such towns to swamp the whole Re-
publican majority in Maine.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. -
Arrivals of stock at markct-Cattle 1886; Sheer
and Lambs 9023; Swine ISL number W cstrrn Cat
lie 2259 Eastern Cattle IL Mich Cows and Northern
Cattle 100.
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weght-Ex
ira quality 50 50a5 -; first quality 80 25a5 Il =
second quality 81 s. 2a4 L l third quality 81 25a
%, poorest grade of coarse oxen, Bulls, SC
ST. <5al 20.
Brighton Hides 6 l2c per Id; Brighton Tallow GAG
per III. Country Hides 12ajc per lb; Country Tai
low &c per Id.
Calf Skins l0allc per lb; Sheared Sheep skins 25c
Lamb Skins SOC: wool Skins $lal IS each.
Working OXen-Light supply in market, and not
much call for them; few pairs each We elk is all the
market requires at present. We quote sales
One pair girth it in, live weight 3200 lbs, $ 55
pair girth # ~ inches, live weight 1900 lbs, lac
pair girth it inches, live weight 200 lbs, $3.50
! pair girth it inches, live weight Pool lbs, 1928
pair girth it inches, live weight $500 lbs, Sl45
! pair girtn #, coarse Ones Sl30,
Store Cattie-Y earrings, Sill to l6; two year olds,
Prices upon small Cattle depend upon their value
for Beef But few stores are offered in market for
sale.
Mich Cows--Extra s55a95; ordinary $25a50 per
head Most of the Cows offered in market for sale
Of common grade Prices for Mich Cows do not
vary much from week to week.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West We're all
owned by Mr.. Hollis, and taken direct from the
to be slaughtered There was Il fair supply Of North
crn and Canada Sheep and lambs in market for
which the demand has not been active It's it WAS
one week ago Prices We're fully 12c lower, ranging
fl ON II to ) - per ID.
Swinc-Store Pigs wholesale SaS 1.2c, retail $ -
aloe. Fat Hogs, ZOO at market; prices 7a7 lie
per ID.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

vile to New York, 81 sch. Georgetta, of Ellsworth
Norfolk to Falmouth. ia, hhd slaves, SIP, gold
bark T. L. Sweat, of Portland, Boston to Melbourne
lump sum; brig Kingston, of Thomaston, New Yor;
to Rio Janero, general cargo, at about 90 gold
per Dbl; sch. Emma Green. of Bangor, Brunswick
Ga to Porto Rico, lumber, $40 gold schr Osprey OF
Addison Brunswick Ga, to Huntsport, L. s., vel
low pine lumber, $40 gold; brig Winfield, of Var
mouth 5000 qrs. sraid Boston to Penarth Roads, IS,
"a; schrs Louisa Smith and Abby WATSON, of
Hrooksvile, coal, New ork TO Boston, 90 cents.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Fred A. earle, of this port, arrived at Inver-
ness, Scotland, % ult., eight days from Queenstown.
The cargo of came out in excellent condition.
ana was the first of the kind landed at that
verness paper
CALEDoNIAN CANAL. The threelnasted scEoon-
err Fred A. Carl. 40 tons register, Capt. ConGon,
master, arrived in the Canal Basin on Wedne sdav
from Hoston, United States, with cargo of 2000
qrs OF Indian corn, consigned to our townsman
MI. Gregory: The vessel had a prosperous voyage
taking eighteen days from the port Of embarkation
70 10 hlnsston' thence eight days to Inverness Cap
pilot
Gas Co.'S dock at Bath Friday night last was struck
oy lightning, and had maintopmast and mainboom
somewhat damaged.
BAYNoR, Sept. Z. schr Belle, OF Orland was cap
sized near High Head yesterday afternoon In sud
den squal. A tug towt d her ashore where She now
lies and Will be put in order again.
Schr Annie Stevens, from PHILADELPHIA for
Saco, with coal, went ashore on Block Island A VI
OF Sept l, but came off 7 NJ of same day, leaking
and after throwing overheard 40 tons coal Her
rudder was alec damaged She put into Newport
|, I'D.
QUICK PASSAGE. BY telegram from st. Pierre
MiIueon, to Messrs. Wendell & Phillips, we learn
of the arrival of schr Cambria, Capt Simpson, max
ing the very quick passage of three days and half
from Boston, the quickest on record.
LONDON, Aug 20. The Mary Nj Bird, American
Ship from Madras, has arrived in the river, with
port bow stove above and below deck, headrails
gear and forecastle deck carried away, wndus bits
started, and ether damage. The master reports
that the ship struck, when off Folkestono Eabout
L NJ on the 9th, by light bark, name unknown.)
The American bark Edmund Phinuey, Small put
INTO Milford this morning with loss Of sails
Brig Annie Gardner, tlnyener, from New York for
Pernambuco, was anchored off the Forts, Bermuda
Sept LIST, and would into port that evening or the
next morning. The only apparent damage vas the
loss of some sails
Schr Admiral, of LINN, before reported as being
on the railway for repairs, proceeded to Northport
to take on deck load where She hetlcd off and biged
and is now in much worse condition than before
The captain has given up all hopes of saving the yes
sci.
The bark Kate Harding, of Thomaston, which re-
Gently sailed from Liverpool, has put back to that
port; reason unknown.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14
Maine Central Railroad

Trains leave Belfast at 40 A. NJ Brooks
7.55. fhorndike S2s. Unity $40. Arriving at
Burnham 9.OJ A. NJ.
Leave Belfast ut ; 80 Z. NJ, Brooks 40. Thorn
dixie SOB Unity 5.15. Arriving at Durham at $40
l.. vi.
RETURNING,
Leave Burnham at go A. VI. Unity o57 Thorn
diks 1910 Brooks 1877. Arrive at Belfast ll$o
A. NJ.
Leave Burnham at COS 7. NJ. Unity $50. Thorn
dixie 6.42. Brooks 7.l2. Arrive ut Belfast $50.
Snutembcr4 lS7f
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14
CHARTERS OF THE WEEK.

The business of the week has been rather mOder-
ate in all departments, but although the conditions
of the export trade have been against free outward
movement OF produce, previous rates of freight have
been supported. The prospect of brisk autumn
season continues promising, more especially re
CARDS foreign business. Coal freights have gradual
ly advanced to rs to Boston, and bid fair reach
$3.50 within few days recently predicted in the
Journal Several schooners have loaded ice at this
port for New York at about 81 per ton sch. Annie
l.. Mckeen of this port 200 NJ. hard pine Jackson
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

obituary notices, dcgond me Date, Name and Age
must DC pdidfor.J
In this city, Sept, 9th, Mrs Jane McCrlllis, aged
50 years.
In Scarsmont, Aug. 9th, WIN. II. Laughton, aged
10 Years and months.
In Burnhan, Sept. Sth, Annie NJ daughter of
Franklin and Angus ia AIudget, aged II years and
months.
In Knox, Sept 9th, Ichabod Thompson, aged $,
In Plattsburg. n. T., Aug. 2Ist stephen Norton,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Austin Thomas, aged one year
and two months.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

SMUGGLER COMING TO MAINE Col
Russell, DESTROYS Of showing his famous
stallion 10 the people and breeders OF
Maine. has decided to trot him at Portland
on Tuesday, Sept. II; at Gardiner on Sat
urday. 10th; at Bangor on Friday, 22d,
and at st. John on Wednesday. 9th
The fact that Smuggler won the cham
pionship purse for $4,000 at Boston in
1871, recording the fastest stallion time,
2.2O, has for the last 1.-TWO years placed him
at the head Of the stock horses Of this
country; and since he beat Goldsmith
Maid at Cleveland this season, we are
bound to place him at the front in review
ing all trotting horses. In the first race
this season he made Il record of I'll. in
his second race ?. IS IA, at Rochester / )
81, and at Hartford 2l5 IA thus show
ing better time as he goes on.
Smueg!er was bred in Ohio, taken to
Kansas when TWO Years Old. where he was
used for saddle and farm work till he was
six, when he first began to show the speed
which this year has 50 astonshcd the
whole country. He is descended from the
fastest running horse this country has
ever produced, 'American Eclipse. i" from
whose blood he probably gets his wonder
iul lasting qualities.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14


Ar at Portland Sept 4th, schr Ralnh Carlton.
darkness, New ork in ballast to load for the West
Indies.
Ar at New York, Sept Sth, bark II d Slower.
Pierce, Havana; schrs Fannie Flint Warren. Hills
boro n. s. Fannie & Edit H. Bartlett this port 9TH
brig George Gilclirist, circuit, Matanzas.
Cid from do, 4th brig A j Ross, Lothrop, ST
Pierre, Mart; 9th, bark David Babcock, Coicord,
Antwerp; sclrs Laura II Jones, Cousins. Portland !;
Floridu. SWEET, Boston.
Ar at Providence, Il |, Sept Ih schr Moses Eddy,
Warren, Rockland.
Ar at Hart Island, Sept 7th, bark David Babcock,
from New York for Antwerp.
Cld from Philadelphia, Sept sth, ship G b Hazel
tee, Gikey, Bremen
Ar At Port Royal, S G, Sept eth, schr S seabury,
Cld from Jacksonville, Aug 3oth, schrs Annie l.
Mckeen, Mckcen, New York; Sept lst Prescott
HaLeltine Stnson do.
ca from New Orleans, Sept 4th, schr S Day,
Mcfarland, Ctilla.
Cid from San Francisco, Sept 9th, bark Wealthy
Pendrton, Blanchard Burad Inlet.
Ar at Portland Sept 9th, sclr Louisa A Orr Orr,
Gloucester, Eng.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid from Gloucester Eng. Sept sth, schr William
Frederick, Amcs, Philadelphia, mot LIST inst. be
fore enormously reported.)
Ar at Liverpool, Sept eth, ship Sontag, Herman,
st John, b.
Sid from do 9th ult, ships Charlotte W White,
Herriman United States.
Ar ut Inverness, Scotland, Aug 2}d, schr Fred A
Carrie, Condor, Queenstown. (See memoranda)
Ar at Havre, Aug 24th, ship Investigator, Bate
man, New York.
Ar at s. John, n B, Sept eth, brig Gambia, Hard
ing, Bucksport.
Ar ut Dunkrk, Sept sth, ship William McGiIvery,
Nichols, Bombay.
Sid from Cardiff, Sept sth, ship McNear, Taylor,
Hong Kong
Sid from Memel, Aug I'D, brig John Crandon,
Pierce New Haven.
cid from Rio Janero, Aug sth, bark Helen Angler,
Staples, Batavia.
Ar at Hong Kong, Aug 9th, ship Alice Buck, lie
| rlnan, Cardiff.
AT at Bermuda Sept list, brig Annie Gardner,
Havener, New ork for Pernambuca.
Sid from Cardenas Aug Goth, brig Jeremiah, Ford,
| north of Cape Hatteras
Ar at Liverpool. Sept 9th, ship b Metcaf Blanch-
| aad, Newcastle, n. b.
Ar at Waterford, L., Sept 10, brig Atlas, Powers,
| Philadelphia.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14
$l45.
RICHARD II. MOODY.
Treasurer.
Notice TO Creditors in Bank
ruptCy.

In the District Court of the nited States, for the
District OF Maine.
In the matter of HENRY s. STA,
PIES of Stockton, in said Dis In Bankruptcy.
trct. BANKRUPT.
nISrRICT OF MAINE, IS. A meeting of the
- creditors OF said bankrupt will be held at the
office of Charles iiamlin Register in Bankruptcy,
in the Custom House at Belfast on the l3th ,lay Of
September a. d., 1876, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of inquiring whether resolution accepting
composition proposed by said bankrupt to his
creditors, respectively in satisfaction OF the debts
owed by said bankrupt to each of his said creditors
has been passed in the manner directed by Sec Il
of the Bankruptcy Amendment Act, approved june
~, 1S14 and the Revised Statutes of the United
States, title Mi, Bankruptcy, and has been con
irmed by the signatures required by said Sections.
And also, whether it is for best interest of all
concerned, that the said resolution accepting the
composition prOposed) should be recorded, and that
the said statements showing the whole of the assets
and de BITS Of w yaId bankrupt h1uIa be %E eH
Clerk of U. s. District Court, for District of Maine
In the District Court of the United States, for the
District OF Maine.
In the matter of COLCORD, BER- r, pa,,,.u,,,,.a,
RY & Co, Bankrupt. III p'iiArup'cS'
At Portland, in said District, on the sixth day of
September, A. D. 1876, before Hon. Edward Fox,
Judge of said District Court, in Bankruptcy.
nISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS. Upon the applca-
IL ton of Joseph Williamson and Lewis NJ. Par
fridge, assignees of Cocord, Berry & Company of
Stockton, in the County of Waldo, and State of
Maine represent that the question of title to a GER
tain claim for indemnity decreed to be paid by the
| Court of Commissioners of Alabama, claims to the
owners of eleven thirty seconds of the bark NJ j.
Colcord is now pending between them, the said
Assignees and Martha ). Cocord, adverse claimant
in the United States Circuit Court for said District
and that said adverse claimant proposes and agrees
with your petitioners upon receiving the sum of
four thousand dollars to release to them her alleged
| title to said claim and to all claims which she has
against the estate Of said bankrupt, and to allow the
suit in equity now pending in said Circuit Court be-
tween your petitioners and herself to be dismissed
without COSTS and praying for an order of this Court
such controversy in manner as Aforesaid. anu Se''''
| Upon reading said application it is ordered that
notice of this application be given by publication in
| the Republican Journal, and that hearing will be
had thereon on the first Monday Of October A. d.
1876 at three O'Clock in the afternoon at Portland,
when and where all persons interested may appear
and show cause if any they have why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted
Witness the Honorable EDWARD Fox, Judge of the
said Court, and the seal thereof, at Portland, in
District, on the sixth day of Sept, A. ID. 1876.
| IL VIM. z. PREBLE.
| Clerk of District Court, for said District,
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Think for Yaurself.

-
Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering
| from dyspe osia, Il discorded stomach and liver
| producing biliousness, heartburn, costiveness
weakness, irregular appetite, low spirits, rails
ing 1000 after eating and often ending in fata
attacks of fever. They KNOW THEY ARE SICK
yet get little sympathy. The unfaling remedy
which is yearly restoring thousands. is DaCos-
tas Radical Cure sold by w. o. Poor & Son
sole agents for Belfast. \. j. Jordan, agent
for Orland. Il. b. Slower, agent for Bucks.
port.
A 25c bottle will convince YOU of its merits
Don't delay another hour after reading this,
but go and get bottle, and your relief is as
certain as you live. VIII you do it, or will you
continue to suffer? Think for yourself.
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs p cents. Try it. tao
Sensible Advice.
You are asked every day through the columns
of newspapers and by your Druggist to use
something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, you get dscour-
aged spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all its effects, such
rs Sour stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos
tiVeness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn,
Water brash, coming up Of food after eating,
low spirits, &C., we ask you to go to your Drug
gist X. IL. Moody, and get a Sample Bottle of
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cents and try
it, or a Regular Size for - cents, two doses
will relieve you. 6 mos. 80 cow
To CoNSUMPTIy Es. The advertiser, Bretired
physician, having proydentally discovered, while a
Medical Missionary in southern Asia, very simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
OF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh and
MI throat and lung atlectons,-aso positive and
radical specific for Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and all Nervous Complaints feels it his duty
TO make it known to his suffering fellows. Acuatcd
by this motive, lie will cheerlully send Gree of
Charge to all who desire it, the recipe for preparing
and full directions for successfully using, this prov
identally discovered remedy Those who wish to
avail themselves Of the benefits Of this discovery
without cost can do so by return mail, by address
ing with stamp naming paper,
DK- CHARLES p MARSHALL,
3n50 :}3 Niagara Street, Buffalo, n Y
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News OF the City and County

lthcH sabbath
desoted to eIectioneering.
r,c three mastcd SCH. Flora condon is j, OVER.
t,cs receiving a now mizzcn,oust
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wv ''0''''u ~ low II '''''
80 '-."i1' rom ''''e" was i9S' at ''''
''T''s lhle' Oh Fr'"'y night Ore" S"Feu'
Ile Belfast shoe factory IS doing sooa business
-l resent "1Il a iAf prospect Ioi '''' i"'''''
VIXEN Dick Wa taken to the dairy farm lie may
Ha said to have disappeared by the milky way.
.r,n ,,i,Ft ,,o}io,,apn nave Lad some practice at
..-.ol shooting in the streets recently. Nobody
hurt.
There will be Il meeting of Hills Mission Sewing
circle. at rhcir rooms on Wednesday, sept 20. Al!
Ire invited.
new kind of angling INDUCED in by the boys
t.at ol catching the neigh,ors' hens through the
....e Will. ID Aool. and line
-c.. John C. smith is Al sibley'- wharf under
'ar ,ome repairs. She will be raised and have
addition OF Il Poop t'2A'
lnaM. Keith, "A workman IN Mathews Bros. sash
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..aecs lists last ,,ock. 1h.e were about equally
.flpt between tle two part;os.
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,t .,rI- NH, room, ,yas iIin,fnatod last Tuesday
.,.. birds ir, leaving. yellow leaves float down
l.. w.. -rcrs. and rl, melancholy Chin of thu.
.+bqtf fills thaair Aatumu is surely here
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lha 'wor'ni '' Church stree! LAS suddenly dos
-'Fe pat n campaign flags suspended across ,'l'
rH -tauo Clara tIarita' came TO this city Sat
"lb.. +. - 's} up river, with voters from the
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amusing incidents occurred at the polls ON
~ "lt' 9iiulth heiuOieai9 III lheif excitement
'-' Democratic '"Ho's' ana democrats made IKE
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

FOR SALE ssy No' e:cs r ri HEc rges with with
everything complete. Apply at
HENRY /. WHITES, Church St.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-14

The Grand Union Hotel, New York, opposite
the Grand Central Depot, has over $50 elegantly
furnished rooms. Elevator, steam, and all I'M
provements. European plan. Carriage hire is
saved, as baggage is taken to and from the depot
free. The restaurants supplied with the best.
Guests can live better for less money at the
Grand Union than at any other tirst-class hotel.
Stages and cars pass the Hotel constantly to all
parts of the city, and to Philadelphia Depot.