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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26
HAYES AND THE STATE FAIR.

The Chicago Times makes the following
editorial mention of Mr.. Hayes trip to St.
Paul:
1t has been publicly stated that President
Hayes was going to the Minnesota State fair
at Minneapolis" as the guest of the unsavory
political huckster, Bill King. The statement
put the chief magistrate before the country in
very dubious light, as consenting to be the
guest of a politician with record which all
Neptune's great ocean could not wash clean.
But it was not correct. The President is going
to attend the Minnesota fair, which will be
held at st. Paul, and not at Minneapolis. He
will be the guest of the State Agricultural So
clety. The Minneapolis fair is private specu-
lation of Bill Kings and MIR. Hayes visit has
nothing to do with it.
The correction, SO far as Hayes trip being
to the State Fair at st. Paul is concerned, is
proper, but we are sorry to see the Times
unnecessary fling at Bill King. Mr.. King is
out of politics and is entitled to immunity
as private citizen. He has committed q
good many sins and while in public life was
sharply criticised, but even if Mr.. King was
all his enemies have painted him, we see no
reason why Mr.. Hayes should hesitate to as
sociate with him. We have infinitely more
respect for Mr.. King than for Mr.. Hayes. His
lobby brokerage business was small offense
when compared with Hayes crime. Hayes
stole the Presidency party to the
bargain and fraud by which forty millions of
people were outraged, and the very founda-
ton of the Republic shaken. It was crime
which should never be forgotten OF forgiven;
and Hayes and all his guilty associates should
forever be held up to public execra-
ton = not especially as a punishment
upon them personally, but to prevent
the repetition of the offense by others or the
temptation to its repetition. Every patriotic
citizen, regardless of political preferences,
should unite in condemning the theft of the
Presidency. There is no safety for the
country in any other course.
Mr.. Hayes and his friends need have no
squeam ishness relative to associating with
anybody. They cannot find any one guilty
of an offense who will bring them into disre-
pute by personal contact.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26
Thorn In His Side.
Wright County EAGLE. |

ITIIE5H1 COUNTY, EHgIt.
The st. Paul GLOBE is like a thorn in
Washburn's side aid gals him rather hard,
only for that, he might congratulate himself
in having ''soft time'' in his campaign for
Congressman this fall, especially as certain
so-called Democratic lights are pulling the
wires for him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26
a Queer state of Facts.

To the Editor of the Globe.
We would invite any one that has curiosity
enough in seeing what we call queer thing,
to visit Rice street and see the grade of said
street. and they will find the following state of
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26
Typographical Error We are So,yy For

Since President Hayes announced his in
tention of visiting the State fair at st. Paul,
the GLOBE don't call him ssHis Fraudulency, .
but actually condescends to call him Presi-
dent Hayes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26
If tile Democrats Would Nominate ste,yart

Melrose Record
Ii the Democrats would nominate and
support DIR. Stewart for Congress the people
of Minnesota would not be afflicted with the
Washburn family. The Democratic party
cannot elect Democrat to Congress
this year, but they can make choice
among Republicans and between two evils
choose the best.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26

The Tennessee Republicans failed to in
dorse Key. WHAT'S the matter? Are they
disappointed in their favorite son?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26
Very Crooked.
The investigation Of the st. Peter insane

asylum is developing some very crooked
things.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-26
FAGAN'S FALL.

DENTS IN a Neac York Hospital, Resulting
from Atcohotism, Of Formerly Re
spected Clergyman ofthe Roman Catholic
Church.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-16

GU bilt eu trobesm Elm &leI, lautete bic
teiere Gntwcrt, unp gu fcs pas 6erltsr
unb nieper ianfen bic @crtanbe.
@cnrab {dnm!e, bis CT zen Shattsn
pieber bin, uub lerlhwsten fat. gr fonr
te Hh scn rem 0eoanfsn nitt loslasen,
baB psrislbe wirflih aas 1awar,em @apier
aussslhnittsr, pon fpielenpsr 6ono ab
unD ;u ae1dwunaen weree. Damn lests
CT feline N,beit tratsnb fort gDas er
ansfIih sswiiniht uno sebcfft bate, mar
eeldeben. Durd bic Stimms, modlte iie
beilsr unb raub flinsen, mar isine Nutb
anserest pprnen. gr fu.htsts ndt mstr
bas munberlihs @sbiloe cbtrbalb b:r Saus
tbur. 9tubiser ssratts er bss 3wanass,
tpeld,er bm BON pfm oreidu 4gsn Jrsmrsn
aufsrlest moro'n. rub ger Der Sage, welde
er - mad lensr gsreGuung MIR nod
i'm Sauie Der bSien 8erwaneten weilte.
5tinfer ieste er bic Jube pursiaanoer auf
letnsm Wsse pcn 0atarns su 9lterns, urD
nit iihererem @rif brudte er Die @asbat,
ne niscer, @trubfn uno Ga1sn in 5inilsr
nib, sleidiam in Sdiummsr ,psrlsntsnp.
III. Cap -Nufber Seeieite.
Nls Elm srn &inps,banb lpielsno ae
itwunsenes Stat!snlpiel pahte gcurap
iih Rem gefber Der bsiIs,usn Stimme, css
3lcrl;dlsn S6msi,ertauiss nit rem aeIpcn,
lti1ncn Sturitm uub bes bod ummou
erten @artsns. llnO bod tdte l6rn cine
rstt tarfe 9tiae ea,u gsbrrt, ben eiIsnfe
fen eopitan 8uaer gu trasen, lslb,t aud
faun, wenn sr I'D, siniS erbetl;nen lhei
les leincs &orpsrs, leinss fiinilliten linftn
Ssines. en!leciste. Hdrs uterbaupt niGt
mesen pisles tilnliihen Ysines esmcien, 70
bate man iihsr nod lanss martsn f6nnsn,
tscor sS nsm etma ishsunoiiinf,isiabriss
Gapitan sri liter einssfaqen mals, bei,ule,
aen uno wie Elm Slid i'm Sanee ih ali.
mablib tcbt su 3appeln. spas inrsllsn
aelhsten tcnnte, Dem cinssHsittn aIten
Seebunce tsn ss,wungsneu llsteraana ,u
Der bsreils felt sebn Sabrsn sepapfensn
3uhe gu frieiftern, oas bate er nit ener
gang rafiuirten gginpunsssabe sstban,
i'ic6 ctns Elm anreres @tfabl bel dct su
er,eusen. ale er einsm i'm Werft1tlamm
psrlenftsn antsr ,uifrisb, oeer einen ae.
itrancstrn pctt'pall uelter sersetit feline
l'btsn &ralte anl!rensi rieesr in nas tsi.
milae elsment suriid3uselanesn.
(5ortieBuns fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-16
Z c + q .,

= Sn 6latcria fam Otto 5ranf ,u
iSinsm 5cre, ineem isin Yferp, mdbrenp
eS atsr Elm Galb rannte, llir,ts uno oui
ben 9tsiter fsl.-9Gslia trsfsn fat 100
0alIsn Dapmmulls in Statcnia elm.
S Sn Sbsrnan ,eissn Die gtactpGter
s'sisans, eas Muiieiren III rsn 5tinfia.
Ions su Yerbieten.
- Die 5srrea Dietert In Borne batsn
tn LETTER sBcds eins Sertei1erte Baum
poaensin erbalten ,inb in Operation ae
isbt. esiber .ssristt ain Dpnneraaa Serr
Blhelm Distest nit einem fsnsr Grme
awifhen bic gasen unb muroe papurd
fdmfr perwunset. DaiTslbs MiBss1did
bstraf bsrrn s. 0enelsr, sr fam nit Der
5anb ,wii&en pie sSssu uno erei isiner
Giassr wureen tabsi atsl ,ussridtst.
= gersanssne sHode murps Elm
Nann Namens 9. Q. Sag Don Ranaen
In bic Sail pcn 8enbau So abseliriert,
esr in eratb So. elm MQp&sa ssrautt
BADEN ipq
= Nm 80. Ssptemtrs rpill tas gSrne
Diulllcprps ein 6on,srt in 5rieori9sbura
usrantaltsn.
= Gas 8rsnham Noltsblst. tsris!st {;
Die 5srrea 8. o. SOron, 5rant SIC Sn,
tpre une 93iuis Sic 3uiyre rei(tsu am
Mcn'aS mad @iempbs as, nm bort ais
Sfanfsnmartfr bas selts 6ister su BE.
tampfsn. gGir mlniAsn BEN 6efrsn
Grfols in ibrsm Samuritsrpert uno alia.
lihs 8Ndtstr nab @pqsntaua iyres az
tabrSoaen uu!ernebmens.
Sn Dam Greet, Juystts County,
auI Msnsine's Gin ersisnsts F6 poriae
sBcde 6rcitas sin bspauernswertAs In
faa. Gin Garmsr Namens 4uoult Iiafi
scrists namiih turh unpcrFhtiateit NIT
ifinsm linten Qrm smiihsu bic sGsen Der
Gin, 70 tae iam rsr gauge A,m BON Der.
iiitsn big quI rem &nOtrn ssrfsbt pures,
aud Gle lnfs Sruit III, pa bic Maicbtue
esn gan,sn Grm in Fh binein ae,csen,
ctnas psrlsbt. 5err Or 0epere Don
Sbsltp mar fdnel CUR Stelle uno leste
ben getbanc an.
= unweit SheltY auf Der 8arm son
Daoio 9isbi fai5 pcrise gpc@s peIsn
Sdwtsaermu.tsr sn ben 8olsfu bss Sc.
nubss elmer Joiis Ct yaniu. Die Sate
tan9t 70 3ulammin: lie Sdwieaermut.
tee lcmohl' wis aud Die 5ran pon .. Wiebl
nabmcn ndmlid pcn 3sit ,u 3tit assen
pfrihisptne usbfi eire Doiie Gbinin Elm.
i Veri5e 9eod,s nun roats Die GoApeaer,
nlntier rafslbs tbga. naam absr liatt
Gbinia cine MtIsripbs pua Strp6uin
uno ltarb leiter an Den Jcl3en Der 8sr
siftuns.
- Die Sntsrnationale @ilenbasn bal
cine san,s @arlacunp rpll hranila.r
9rptuf,e sur ausaslans na6 ct gcuis
aftsaGt. llnttr ben Jrahtsn tsfnpsn
fb pFriide, Nspfsl, 8irusn, apritolsn,
pnaumen, Ns.tarinen, 8sisen, @rpteeren,
Stahslbssrsn, Brcmtteren, 8irl1sn
sBcIntrauben uno Wanoeln.
Syn @ranias County wurbe ein8n1uA
ssmaht, ben Stors pon 6. sD. Salssn
an,u,anosn. Gas 5eMr wnrbe tn ter9lSpt
Der WtisfpfdiIsr unsslsst. "
- Sn Collin County fab Gontratts
5ur etsfsruns BON &orn ;u Is Gents be,
Balbsl absefdluGen pOrosn.
- Sn euero tpurte elm Ballsn Baum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-16

Sin rsldbaltsss @0ortimsnt sls
gantsr Fslsipsrffoff, Damsn. unb &inose
blte, zine srcbe 9uswabl pou 86nosrn,
Sptssn sc. fnpst man fortpatrsno Bel
5srrw {. golfIon. 1Om
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-16

- lliber Die 3ufanse in Stem Srlsans
Dor ans5ruh Der gpipeniie idreitt bic
tcyti9s ;. Oeutlds 3situns"; Die Nem
OrlsanIer Snarantdns be9anu, pis jepes
Sabr, i'm Wai uno purbe gsraee tieles
SaAr NIT spatr9afi bratgafhty in's gd-
deriiGt tspi.tsrarsifsnOsr Strsnas ee.
saupbabi. Die Suarantane Veamten
seridicHen ben oafsn uiAt uar aesen
Wofasisrt uno giftttsn, lOnosrn aud
aesen 5riitts unp lsbrncs 5bisrt. CAMS
Shifslapunsen Banansn, Gitronen uno
ancersr Grppeniriihts wurpen bpr6 Nus
rautsrunl uno 8slpribuns nit Gat5cl-
Saura osrnidstst. unp 70 itrens mar bic
Sanbbabunb Der Ouarantane gseeu 8ei.
fsnpe aus tropiIhen eGnosrn, bab esr @e.
iunobsitsratb iib ,psl Wonate binpurh
bis auf Den beutigsn 5aa san3lidb oerae.
bsns abssmibt bat. bsn Sall naA,umsilen,
Nurtb ZEN tas eslbe 5iebsr sinssltleppt
wcrbsn isi. g4dbrsnppslfsn iarrte bic
aan3e Staot, bsi siner antaltsnpen @lut.
bibs bon 90 Grab unb w66snt!ihen 9le.
asneifen, i'm tisflrn ShmuB uno
S4lamm, uno oas 6iebsr brad aus uno
wuroe sue gpibsmis, trob einsr Quarou
tdRs, Die nod ME 10 ltrens sstanbbabt
woroen mar, yie sssaes II etsIsm Sabr !"
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14

Last August several youna fellows Of
edmDrldSeport perpetratcd a practical
Joke upon German named Starbecker,
employed at the works IF the D0ror
Stamping Co. They Informed Starbecker
Who had been subjected to several harm
less plcasantries by his companions in thc
workshop, that there was / considerable
amount Of money buried in the cemetery
at LongWood, and proposed that lie
should accompany them to the place in
order 10 unearth the treasure. \ night
was appointed, and he went with thcm.
l4iI VI expectancy. pom their arrival at
the cemetery he was told to pray. and a
spirit would appear and designate the re-
poSltory OF the treasure. lie commenced
pray ING, and before he had finished one
Of the youths sprang out Of hiding place,
enEeloped IN sheet. The German be
came frightened and fled down a path.
and before he had taken many steps he
was confronted 10y another Of the party
clothed in a long black cloak At this
sight the man ran all the way to his home
on Andrews street, Cambridge. Since
that time his mind has been affected and
he has neglected his work. and within a
few days he has shown such marked
insanity that it has been found necessary
TO commit him 10 the Insane Asylum at
Worcester The persons concerned in the
affair are Patrick Flood. Bernard Nelch
Michael Hayes and Patrick Crowley.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
MARRIED..

In this city. Nov. 9th, by Rev Wooster Parker,
Mr. Thomas q. Small and Miss Annie NJ. Shaw, both
of Belfast.
In this city, Nov. 10th, by Rev T. Gerrish, Mr.. l.,
Baker and Miss Annie |. G. Snowman, both of Il.
In Ellsworth, Oct 3Oth, Chas. w. Currier and Hat
tie Z. Joy, both of Ellsworth.
In Ellsworth, Nov. 4th, Willis l.. Pratt and Miss
Carrie f. Garland, both of Ellsworth.
In VinaIhaven, Oct. 3oth, Mr.. w. F. Pierce and
Miss Hattie e. daughter ofCapt and Mrs II. Lane,
of Vinalhaven.
In Vinalhaven, Nov I'd, Mr.. Eugene f. Coofnbs
and Miss Spear, both of Vinalhaven:
In Rockand, Oct, 10th, Mr.. F. A. Knight and Miss
Cora E. Maddocks, both of So Thomaston.
In Rockland, Oct. 2lst, G. L. Maker, of Camden
and Ella NJ. Sellers of Isleboro.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14

Friday Noy. lst, young naval officer
attached 70 the revenue steamer McCul-
lock, With man named Martin, started
out in the harbor OF Castine duck shooting
The wind was high and the sea rough.
and when about a mile and a half from
Castine the boat capsized and both were
thrown into the water Luckily. however
they were able TO get hold Of the bottom
OF the boat They shouted Justify for
help and the officer discharged his rifle,
ana with much difficulty loaded it and
discharged il second TIME. They had
chung to the boat an hour and a halt ana
were so thoroughly benumbed with the
cold they We're about to Let 20 when a
boat arrived and rescued them The Nil
ticeI lost bis bleechloadlng rifle and his
watch, a aluable one. and regrets this
more than his wettins. Bangor Wing
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
CottonS! Prints !BLlCk CiSNNEEE>

All we have to Say is to call for that
heavy fine and elegant ! yard wide cot
ton which we are scattering through the
county for &c. per yard best Remnant
Prints, only 4c. per ward good Brown
Cotton, only &c. per yard good Yard
Wide Bleached Cotton, only Oc. per yard .
Checked Shifting Flannel only &c. per
yard also for I2!c. per yard Gray
Shirting Flannel only l24c per yard
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
SheriH's Sale.

VXTALDO sS.-November II, 1873 Taken on exc
w cuton, and will be sold By public auction, to
the highest bidder, Al the store Of b. p. upham,
O'Clock in the forenoon all the right, title and
interest, and title in equity, whether by deed, bond
agreement, or otherwise that Benson Barlow Of
Liberty has, in and to and of Tedeeming The follow
ing named and described land, in said Liberty known
as the Aaron Daggct lumber lot, bounded follows,
to wit ON the north, by the county road, leading
from SO. Liberty to Belfast; tle cast by land Of
Joseph NJ Light and +. Light on the south by land
OF Daniel b. Grinne deceased and land Of John
I.crlnond; and on the west by land of James Fish,
William Fish, deceased, and Benson Barlow con
tanning eighty acres less, it being same
premises conveyed 10 Andrew Burkctt by Benson
Barlow, March ., 1872, and by the Burkctt heirs to
Eden Burkett, Oct. IS 1876, upon which there is
now due about : 10.
3w16 5. 6. NORTON, Deputy Sheriff.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
Highway Notice.

TIME undersigned, appointed at the october term
of the Sup. Jud. court, 1875, a committee on the
appeal of the Inhabitants of Belfast from the decs-
ion of the County Commissioners of the County of
Waldo in locating and establishing highway in
said Belfast in August, 1873 on the petition of f. W
Banan and l03 others, said highway commencing
near the house of Edmund p. Prown, and terminal
ing at the road leading from Whites Mills so called
to the city. hereby give notice to all parties interest
ed that they will meet at the house of said f. p.
Brown, Tuesday, the 10Th day of November, inst
at ten O'Clock A. NJ and thence proceed to view the
route set forth in the petition, Immediately after
which, at some convenient place in the vicinity, a
hearing of the parties and their witnesses will be
had and such further measures taken in the prem
ises as the committee shall judge proper.
ORRIN LEARNED,
T.. r. HAHN, Committee.
WILSON HICHBORN,>
Belfast, Nov. 9, 1s78.-46
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14

'Telullms TO Farmers.


.t. "AtF.til all'- IedQIlS hdiHc
-ha rvf.+.n journal with
m llt ENCOURAGEMENT 81 lhe CROWN
..aI ir +ba -ta+r makes the following
..,t.risf.-s -.f I'LL. Lewiston Journal recoe-
.... .-If.,rt.tra.. .r. fI. Agricultural industry
t"a ar5 8..-r.r.r n, stimulate an interest III
t.~r1Ir., NJ tft. .tafa bereb, offer a ure-
WITH II .lIsrs for -bt hest acre Of corn
.+ ...-- a,.IY.j4f. NJ th,. harvest of 1872 De
al 3.ir.. sonnet .ifl,, ta encourage the farm
Nd ,,r,a n 1.tl-. .l..s levit. on tbe pranarjes
Irr.- s,.5 TnIieytnp Mat Maine farms are
o4,-4i5|r, n Hin IL lrxnrjantIr AZ the
5t.s-., .yG'i'sred rrairie farms Of many Of
tt.s-.ri s+st,.. W. ririte t,a farmers ot Maine
.a.5e I'M friendly c,,rnatitjn, FIR this special
tri.-.,r. I.,lr-laI ,.roi,.i,iI
r.ia.a ar-eri+., HI tI.i. rran;um must forward
-.H..r-.r .,f t--.. r- y h4fnra Tgne III 1874
I.ta1s are to Do made. viii be given at an
44r Names pf competitor, VIII be publish
t.- journal from time to time
NEI>uN DISGLEy JE.. d 90
I-,t ..;,.1 I-,u,l.,. .,l.,,, ,t4;,,., 81, a,,~;
VI M iHC az lllVI 'l9o Viloi7 ~ -
-l-ItA competition premiums 0i "lio"'
aatot, as fellows
.Ht tfoificl"IH Oi iAt HfMtf NHeI a RITZ ~
aHared dollars II cash III the premium, e.
~ 4e -acceSsiui competitors ~ vac tau q
.pan He following conditions
rn.- NH. none. win he placed in the hands
t1. ,.ra.I,ro+ II III gtat. .grirI,tnral Snrietv
Trustees of which >haIl a0pGiut a committee 10
r Hv tbo1D awarded On the second dav of the
'' he 7ia , az ~ ~ 'Hc 4ai 81 j."
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
Foreclosure of Mortoane

THARLES L. WING, ID Morrill,, ny his deed
y dated Dec. 30, ts74, ana recorded ID the " ado
County registry of deeds, in book 49, page s. con
veyed to the late Hon Nehemiah Abbott, in mort
gage. tN certain parcels OF real estate the par
Gel beng situate in >earsmOut. and bounded and de
scribed follows being the easterv part Of lot No
T. in the second division Of lots in said Searslnon
ami beginning at the northeast corner Of said lot
and being the corner of oSN0 50, 90 and 81 thence
south "a degrees cast, on the line of said No % 100
rods to the Of said lot, thence SOUTH Is de-
grees west about 80 80 rods the east side of the
road leading in lSJ2 from James Richards bv Joseph
Fletcher's and Ansel Hooks mill to North Sears
mont thence northerly by the eastery side of said
road, about 100 rods to lot 40 y: thence north. M
degrees east On the line Of said >. to the Place Of
beginning The second parcel being situated in Nor
fll, and beginning in the middle Of a brook on the
westerly side IF the road leading from Belmont to
North >carsmOnt, on land OF A. w Greer; thence
westerly, down said brook about Is rods, 10 stake
and stones on land OF Samuel Hazelton; thence
sOuthery, on said Hazelton's land al ont ten rods
TO stake and stones thence easterly Is rods. to the
road thence nOrtherly, ten rods said road to the
place begun at. And whereas, the said Nehemiah
Abbott has since deceased, and the unders gned have
been duly appointed executives of his last will and
testament and the conditions of said mortgage hay
thereof, hereby claim a foreclosure of the same
CAROLINE W. ABBOTT
CAROLINE b. ABBOTT
ENrs Of the last will Of the late Nehemiah Abbott
Belfast, NOV. II, lo7S.-3w4d
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
DIED.

Nothing beyond the announcement Of the name age,
residence &c, of deceased persons acU be published
under this hedding)
In this city, Nov. 9th, Mrs, A. NJ Patterson aged
"A years, month, q days.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
Great Bargains in

Ladies. Gents and CbiIdr9n'S Underwear
Remember this, that we don't
advertise special bargains only
on OUR counter, but always have
all the big bargains advertised.
Don't fail 80 call and examine
our 10 cent Counter. We have
Just put in a large counter and
covered itwith valuable goods,
and by paying 1Oc you can take
you choice OF goods that can't
be purchased Tor a dime in
NEW ENGLAND.
We take pleasure in annOunc-
inc to public that we have Sc
cured the services OF MIR. w. 5.
BRANNA6kk, who for many
years has been i'm the Dry
Goods business in this city,
ard where he would be pleased
to see all of his old friends and
patrons.
Please call and examine our
stock before purchasing.
r. w. PITCHER & CO.,
PIJTE STORE RF!IFASp
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
N G S f!

owing TO the demands made upon our
time in our Dry Goods department, we
have resolved to close out our entire stock
of Carpetings, and to secure this result
shall sell our large and choice stock at
greatly reduced prices.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
Those Sl.OO Tea Spoons

A new lot direct from the mandatory, finely
finished ana Warranted 70 wear 20 years al
HERVEY'S JEWELRY STORE.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
ROYAL % sb n Der
Absolutely Pure.

ROY AL" has larger sale than an other baking
powders combmed-because OF its unquestioned
Purity Uniform Strength, Healthtulness and Eli
cacy. Prepared from GRAPE CREAM TARTAR
imported expressly for this peerless powder direct
from The Wine district OF France-i has received the
Endorsement and recommendation Of the New York
Board Of Health, ana OF eminent physicians ana
scientific men everywhere. 40 family having once
used the ROYAL taking Powder will ever be with
out it.
sold only in tin cans by grooers
ss Ihchpes; preparation in the world, Consumers
should observe that its perfect purity and strength
not only nsures success in baking, but makes it go
one-third further than adulterated or short weight
kinds twill keep any length Of time in any climate.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-14
3 CENTS.

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The Republican journal., 1878-11-14

The Republican State Committee for 1879, met
tuesday evening in Augusta and organized by the
choice of Hon. Jas. &. Blaine Chairman, j. O.
smith, Secretary. William Caldwell Treasurer
ms IS Senator Blaine's twentieth election as
hartman
The Benton record., 1878-05-10

The above is the title Of pleasing and
instructive work fresh from the Western
press. 1t is an admirably condensed ac-
count OF summers travel in the Rocky
Mountain States and Territories, by that
wel[knoWn correspondent, Robert E..
Strahorn, and is crowded with useful in
formation as well as with versions of de-
ll9 9httul mountaineering experiences. Fond
OF sightseeing in new lands, the author
pleasantly introduces us to the erandest
aud most beautiful scenic attractions in
the Western mountains; a devoted "disciple
Of the gun and rod, he leads us through
the widest Rocky Mountain hunting
grounds and by the side of the finest trout
streams and lakes; keeping eyes and ears
open for the ''main chance" he is enabled
to make valuable observations on the vast
areas of unsettled farming lands, the wonss
dertul stock ranges, where cattle and
horses take care of themselves the year
round, and on the gold and silver mining
regions, where fortunes are sometimes lost
bnt more often won. The writer has spent
considerable time as correspondent in
the Black Hills, Big Horn and San Juan
regions, and furnishes special articles on
all Of these sections. To fill want lone
felt, he also Finishes vast amount Of use
fuI information concerning routes, dis
tances, expense Of travel and living il
the many different locations described. all
obtained recently from personal observa-
ton. A large and entirely new map Of the
region covered by the book is one Of its
nost valuable features, The work con
5ains l4l large pages aud is proflsely il
ustrated with gems Of Rocky Mountain
scenery. The really extraordinary part Of
I. however, is that any one can obtain a
sample copy free Of charge by applying TO
EHos. I. KInBALL, Omaha, Nebraska.