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, 1881-08-29
4 Curious Itusxlsn Novspapor Project.

Tno ttnssian uoyasn.nsnt IL aa,d to hc coMtem.
plating tho execution ar II projuet which y quo
in0st singular 4bvclopmGnts uf paturuhl dc4'
putfs.a: In o1!er tu encourage thu !uyu Df tcuu'
!nx aud WsKn tho poa&Auta ero'A tho futlkt shp(a
Il u prupuScA that tho a0vornlnent should put.
ltsa T. popular gazette. ahd that tho yntosta
SHOULD roecly0 anl distribute every hhnlay nntt
huduy threo or fuur eoplos III aAGh village. whore
lle flllAxera aF1 to he Asaut'lo!eu ~ listen
10 the public reading and discussion at tts ctlI-
iNt,ts. Tho NMatlal ptHss ID tuKrosAcd with tho
discussion Of thts well. nlsMil.nH hut somewhat
isupracllcahIa .proiect, 3'ho. lt'rtu|t4; tnslsta
whici, sa'll! be Wsloomsa by; III urtho!Yx. tlss
EAtl!lless tho Raskn!ntkl, to wv MpththT IT
tha Gteat aua Little ttusala.ls tue Esilt,ntalss.
tile FtnNs. the fo,oa, tlo IartMts. Nua tho
ArEuen,lasi nut TINT ItMEcNtty e0uttt surely
~ surta9unttA by sIoelA. Glt!oAs. Thy
lha difficulty would 6a to u,nkH the tslcs listen
10 lts tEntpnta. II {eatatlVo etlort wpro iladc,
tay h1t'F tue 4reAt ltutsiAn ytftaHgs Of the or
shtAl0x rto. It 10 p4msiblv ahnt shfs oya alnptR.
uou uf tho stx&aenth century cxpet!unt Ut
tuninY the lu,plts" might Klleeee.l llnt tue
true n'Sthut ~ nos!er taste Tor rnadin: wt1tch
IL hy no mca4ss axstnct IN tho MMltstt, u tu AlioM
preaeutls denLed ttnnl. Tbs Cur has quito
enough IN btu banda at pFossGt MltosAt under
taking the 4ltlea OF newspaper editor. wl!ch
bssde could be suueh better performed by
scores Of h!s subjects II hs woutl but let thsnI
trys
, 1881-08-29
A Nihilistic Meeting Prohibited
by the Police in
Geneva.
Count Ardrassy Visits the King
Of ROunianf1 nt
Sinai.
Meeting In Berlin Of the Gorman Chess
0ongress-shipmonts Of Gold to
the United States,



ARRIVALS FROM CHICAGO.
Spfttat table.
pARIa, A1l1. :s~-chfcaEoAns registered hare
to-duy: 7. q. Logan. II. J. Slater. aud Perry II.
Smith
THE FIGHT IN rtsis.
~ thf lrFxtfrn Assoetatfd {'frss.
rAnta, Aug. :,B.-WIth reference tn the report
from Tuna Of an engagement bGtwccn tic
French troops nnd Arabs rear lintnsun1nct, III,
otlIeni telegram stutes that Eol. t:urrcard. III
raising camp nt Erbaln Friday last to march tn
llnlnnntnet, wns attacked by 1!0U tununted
AtrAa. thu French ioss WINS trIt.inx. but tho
Arabs left fifteen dead ui.l II nslinbGr Ut
wounded on the field. toa. Cusrcurd suspended
bis advance until le Gun ascersat,l the dlsposI-.
ton of the people OF lIamn,n1not. Ills desirable
10 occupy tint district, as It Will nlwnys afford
facilities for thu decentralization Of troopE.
CNSypYA or RtfI'f1.lt:a
for vtctualtny Grrnyvlllu and Mcel,rrsa, Algeria.
arc eeIug sent forward III vlcw Of tue autumn
campaign. a
GAMn:rr.A
rrcatlcil ut II 8atharing III this city to'dny to
lIsttn to Il iruturu s,el educational nuttcrs by
1'auI Iscrt. Onnbctta WIS enthusiastically vel.
coined.
GOLD EIITrMESTS.
About GS0,0N III gold were shipped from
11avro for New York Saturday.
wol11nS'r Fight.
LONDON, AuY. ..s-CIg1nanccnu' duel at Mar.
Pcitles did not come or owing to tho rcfusnt Of
n. sorcno to tight.
, 1881-08-29
TILE CROPS.


KANSAS;
Special Ht,pntth In The Chieaeo Ttibuns.
wichita. Kas.. As,g, ss.-~TGts portion of the
ArsnnsnB Valley, composed OF tho Counties Ut
scdgwIck. Sumner, Harper. Kuxtuau, and nut.
lor. Just now presents sccno uf agricultural
beauty ami prosperity. Such bount11nI corn.
crop as Will Ibis ycar 10 harvested in theee
counties bas seldom In tho history or tho valley
been cquafcI MID nrvor surpassed. 6od-e0rn IN
satno u tlose counties Will yield thirty mud forty
bushels per arre and in tho oil aud neil.tll1e,1
yniiry hnttum-lnnds of 4utnEer Hnl sc1gwick
iounttes tho yield will rtn from 1lfty to sescn-
ty.t}vo md eighty bushels per ucre. Contract
pre are here from Iowa. tndlano, nrd Texns. anu
arn Offering to contract new corn ut u cent. per
l'tlshel uni pay now onr-hulf Of the money
down, and tho corn 10 10 delivered ID tho month
Of December III tic clty Of Wtch!ta: and 80
Wichita, at ans time tho largest primary vhcat
tnnrket I'LL tho continent, bids fair to become
IMrKo corn Innrkct. And, In addition 10 her
corn. Eet1Ewek County hnd tho upla1ltas all
Ht0tltid AFc NOW dotted with sheep and buiIchea
nf cutie. atd It Ia HOW estimated TINT HeIHEck
County ulnNc eontltns :D,0W shcEp. 1it ilucks
rane!1E: from ta,uoo down To 40o. nostlr Mexican
sueep. hesng crossed md graded with alcrinns.
ri rainfall, mud much hny Is being cut anl
shipped to colorado. FencbcR. grapes, nud
sntatl fruits are abundant, but 1winY 10 tho Col.
Urntlo ana lllNnhtnln detnand eDfn!ul'id poud
prices. Wla, WIS once portion Ut tho Great
American desert n now tic finest agricultural
tGRion uf knnsne. n1,1 It, lime will rtyat thu
ln0st fRy0rctt portions Of Iowa.
, 1881-08-29

=, NupIfl GIr(f1FaIl1lfNf Isa6dtk Iki91N N1tW,
1t II all0slt 10y years vince thu pelleHra made
ward. III FFanoo aud ltaIy, nnl& !atss 1T t'teeoe
and othcr counties. III !I9ly thv seu.!tga bag
HurEuuo aun5, il, th0 year is.s. III least ~ go
pprsous, ii calculated, wsso Rttitetol with taa
turrltle epidrnlio, n!n,ost 70 per ctltt ot !i'o
Nifecs III the ;uhlaly Is i cuInpIuls lcIradahoH
Of tho phyeloal aul tntelcett!al l'owsrs: Tao
Ssyitls aid hospitals Ur cotiilnlt suicide, loav+
inH Tue 2ecds OF the uaiady Ia sad hcFItuYt, to
tbuIr children. Ihls IL Il terrible picture, Gn1
, 1881-08-29
POL1trICAL.
OHIO.


Special Dtspaseh 10 17* Chteaaa Tribune.
TOLEDO, o., Anx. .sS.-.rbv National party Of
1ucas County, Its birthplace, Ii no tnore, II. nr
tho retrNna vi 1t. having formed Il coalition
With the Dcnocrallio party. Al thais Conycn.
tlon to-day tho Nationals, ur the delegates who
attended tho Convention m Bueh. indorsel tho
uemocsat!e l,otnittces by placlng tneta on their
own tIcket. 1ay thla n,oy0 tho National party ts
merely resolved Into lts original elements. ind
iis nlelnllGrs. majority or whom 4rc lscpub!to-
ntss, left to y0lo AB they plousc.
, 1881-08-29

Sptetat Diapateh to 1hs Chtta7e Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wiz, Aug. GA child Of Edward
Morley WIS fatally bitten by n hulhlug ycster.
t!ay afternoon. Tin tioK tore and laccratcd tho
tpsh In q iyrr1ble ,nHuncr. md whom driven or
removed its rttnuk upon tho child. The allimaI
Hns killed. Tho child died to- day.
, 1881-08-29

spteial Dispatch to The tnsaro Ttttnre.
WHITEWATER, Wiz. aug :7..~The Republic
n,lH l.elst CAUCUS hero to.nfuht attended BY
nrcr ltW. Tim houKe wis divided up tho 9ues-
lion whether J. J. y, Partridge Or pltt CrAva.h
10 Chairman. Tho tellcrs tlsaxrned, and two
srEatnto organizations aatel. Although thu
ErttHth sttle wesp supported by n lnrEa llutl,hrr
st Ucinuurats. still ttey ver0 bculun, md tue
npposIt party olcctcl uII'its candidates.
, 1881-08-29

IItJJtE4TIIUN 1NJIkssE II EEIlNH.
Spfetat [isuaseh to 1Ns Chftapo TrtbnE&
JACKSON. Mich, Aug, .8.-Tho State proh!bl.
tian camp-meotlns began hero to.uay witt,
good attendance. Speaking was coalncnncd Ivy
tho Ncr. Y, y. Hll1reth, fol0wca i'y capt. Doll.
item, G.1d All dNy tho crawl hnH bcun talkcu to.
Tho Attendance tonight 10 quito !Ar1o. Al the
CHURCHES npre tn.tlay prayers fur tho PrcsIocntk
recovery WeFc utlrFcu,
, 1881-08-29
EMERY A. sTORRs

M StCE-fHESfDEET A1kTltuR
sv.al Dt.patsh to The Chicago 1ffbuns.
s,n,1ooA, n. y, Aug. :2s.-A coiyersa-
IN tt,h Emery 4. Storrs, although held be-
s,p lie last terrible change occurred III the
ns,1den.'s condition, is or Interest at tllis
snt IT, StoFrs WAS asked a. ta the sel,tf-
r,nt Of lite Vest regarding the Vice-Irest-
dfuL .. ...-., ,g... -,
N,st.n said Mr. Ssorrs, "and the feeling IL.
aur sec,[on VI the country at the ttMc tue
President vas slot, anil wIlen 1t WIS thought
hSouId die at once, was one Of appretlc,i-
ion for the political future. Since thetl the
killing ncn OF the West have been
upajn, to inquire Ms to tho Vfce-Presltlcnts
qualifications, habits, and associations, aid
ihaeensral belief now prevails that he Is q
;,mble, fafr, and perfectly honest man. l
sase probably known the Vlce-1'resident as
Ultimately as my other Western lnan, mud
| regard him rs a lnHn OF Pc
tssas executive ability, a good orgaulzer,
An ExcElLf:ST JUDGE OF MIN,
tedpessessal Of tho tlrmneBs, tact, and courtesy
sssaary 10 control them. or co.,rse It Is
10 uathankful tusk to speculato on tho
dsth Of the Prcsidcnt, and
Rat ths tIme appcnrs now to huyo cume when
'ss.a w ,.e," ,ha a..,,t,nn ,'os1,,, T.. H.
,,ra sn, whrn cycrrl,n,,v sho,tlI
Ia b. bcst tn restore couf,t]once
m@s evua..5. ano a"nta y. tcs.as4t -
iaIt1dtsmen,o ond trnubIr."
"1faali the West 10 1ca!ons Of AT Eastern
fHtdtnt who would tnk0 tho piaee OF Vest
tn Pr.1ent?"
not at all Tho jealousy Of tho West, go
nuch tA!kod about,
nnEs NOT ry1sr
,aptnt Of lact. 1t IA nyth. The West Ia
rse uu Ia orept uronnrtion ns Eastern mar.
nd shey arc mt prone tn In icnIous Of
th, tecfion In vh,ct, thov woro horn
viii Western ,ncn ~ or,, nro,,t - ia WAIT ~
xuf.hIue tbey hnvo crcatcd THAR a.5ccston fnr
,asls brthulacc bns nos harm ol,1ltcr.
it'd Tbe East mistakes Tho West In
s s,a.. Wy otneF par1'cnmfa' paf'n9 tao nat
to Test, but when Illinois came with her ihrxe
hM-money majority. md was followed
h Minnesota, Kansas. and other WcstDrn
flutes, It was sceu that Massachusetts anl
ias East generally ucoctlcd missionary work
soss than the West. Indtana md Ohio woro
TINTED, aud the nonrcr wo n,,,,roochc,l tlo cns,.
m line Tho tcsa sound wo hrcnmc n, thG nt,nov
sunaqu or eourso every yIiauo would like to
hre
ITS owy TowSsuAy PRESIDENT.
n! The West tccla no tcatousy OF tho East, and
tosettion Of tho country has broader National
VIVA"
"Tts not the West clamorous 10 hayo tho
sssrssasy Of tho Trcasusy when 1t already had
aspfesdent?"
H.
, 1881-08-29
SWITZERLAND.

S1llI1IsTIC MEETING rH0IIluyTEn.
DgasE, Aug. 2s.-Th. p.tblle tncctlng which
wiz tu have l,ecn lieIl u Geneva Saturday to
protest aRnlnst tho expulsion Of Prince Krn-
potknc, Nihiiat was not held. Tho police pro-
hlbtttny tho pEucarf,lng ofnunounccments and
cale for tho meeting,
, 1881-08-29

Special pfsn4tsh 10 1he' 'Chttaec Tr:sr.nt.
nATTt.E CHEEk, Mich, Auv. @i.-Joseph Frey,
.nachln!st ut thas city, to'dny roce!voi fata'
lnjartus by heavy plrco OF machinery falItug
upon hlns IN a mill ho VIA ttilng With 1naoh!ncry
uf Alexandria. lilo lcaycs wife md fatnily Vi
nrOWIt~ lJU children, :
, 1881-08-29

ClIANIEsros. =. c.. A,ig. .s.-TAe caatsrly gato
yesteetlny and lass night ca,,ss! loss OF about
$l40D11 'rhDlnns r. Lcscsne, son of Chancellor
l.cscsnc, was swept from tho sen.wRll at tho
battery and tlruwtittl. Three culurcl p9r9ons ut
Euliy9ns lslAnu Wcre Lruwnctl.
, 1881-08-29

EIIi.SE TUUHN.tMFsNTs
1RNLrH. Ang. a8.-The eecond congress Of tho
German Chess Club opened to-tlay. About To
players wcre present. After nh uddress OF wel-
eumo IRON tho chairman or tho committee. the
drawing for tho champion tournament was pro-
cccl!cl with. There nre clghtccn competitors,
Including blackburn Of London. Masan Of New
York, l.. anl ". rnulscn, md II humber of
1tussfaus. Most Of tho others nre Ucrmaua.
, 1881-08-29

tOLOHED CHILDREN BURNED.
JACKSON, Mss. Aug. fla Eot,yo burned On
1o,n A. Smiths fartn, ncar IlGoneyillc, last
ntylt, ,rhros coIoEed chitarrn were bakcl 10
ctiHfs
NAsnytttE, Tenn. Aug. .7.--John c.. Alex
anaerS t.nl,te burned ut Chrcr'a creek 9tAtlon.
Five co!orcd children wero cFumatcd.
, 1881-08-29


GntdGsv1I.rE, ILL.,. A1lg. a7.-Tho Thermometer
The highest registered by tho sumo thes,non,e.
tors thta year hlt8 Deen Jus ind 10I, Ono rcnturo
OF the tleltt t0-y ls tho hot wflNa, Which Is alleu
With dust ind IL very oppressive.
, 1881-08-29

Special QltpdteA 10 1Ns Ihtfa44 5ftR4Hes
MILWAUKEE. Aug. :s,-Tha ma,iRted reIunlna
Of m uslk,lnWn lnan woro found on tho ratlroal
track u, tho Suuth Silp Ut a inlc hour hist
nixht: N nocsct.aiary IT, 1.:'a1 y "J9hn
, 1881-08-29

NEW AuNAs .,.
SALAMANCA, N. y, Aug. as,-0a tho nstleth
balot tho Republican Convention nominated
Norman 81. AIlen for State ScunGur Il, place QG
Lpfen u, Hesstol}a,
, 1881-08-29

8pft3al UHpaEtR 70 4RS ENtfd7o 1f1SR6ss
WABASH, Ind, AuE. a1.-p 1io&s. a reafdent
Ut SoluerSet; WAUAsh County. mud father of
Hh4rItr lto&s, wns lhetiwt, fran buggy Wh!to
driving through soueraat so@day aud tatally 1n-
, 1881-08-29
n.rv A. ssorrs Discusses the
D'l3 Presidential and Other
Questions.
:. pp,,eycs Gen. Arthur Would
Make n Worthy Chief
Magistrate,
I'd f.orrects Some Eastern Err.
' ,o,s Concerning Western
Sentiment.


HTfTf. FAFUlfAUI1Es
s1rnr,yE MANSION, WASHINGTON, u.
= iuy .s-3 H. u,.-'rlle President las slept
" ~, ottha time since midnight, and Is now
~. '.,r 80 for he !.as slept better tonight
~, for seycral nights past. The favorable
,,nn,o1ns still continue.
, 1881-08-29

VIENNA, Aug. .H.-Count Anlrassy to-tlny
Visited the King ri itoumanla ut Sluai,
, 1881-08-29
IlI.E-Dttlvl:ls ACCIDENT.

GREEN lAs, VIA, aux. ss.-jacEson nIaIr was
tAtaly injured by tho falling VI II pile-tirfstr
and !cl Ut Mttlo' ployar llrldac, near I'lovsr,
Wis, lust Night, llo onIy lived ab0ut thEoo hoars
altcE ha WA4 hurt.
, 1881-08-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arentl,a lsuef, Iron. nnd Wine, with
CIncbona, tho STANDARD tnct.tena, tonic OF thli
progresslve auo, It tnrichcs the blood. prompt.
improves diHcaton. etc. ltesult: A round form,
bright eyes, happy state ot mind. Arent'a drug
store, corner Madison street aud Fifth avenue.
, 1881-08-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

'NKw y0I,N, Aug. 28.--Arrlycd, tho Siicsla from
Hamburg, 3ielyotIh from ILy9rrool:
York. nnl Sardsn!an from Muutrcal, hAye nr.
rived out,
, 1881-08-29

NEW YORK C1TY.
Grtekll D.spateh to Ihs CAteapo TrthnsA.
NEW YoIst, An4. s8.-Jcmperaturo ut $3.50 p.
m., 81; y. M, 81; p ILL.,, 56; II nl., Il; avcra4c
temperature, TAX.
, 1881-08-29

fsucIk d. T2ayncr'a 1Iotll Powder IL tho
sl1rt'st Insect -kil1cr. 1t mnkcs short work e3
roaehcs, Hens. HES md budbuxs. Also preaervof
valuable furs and wO0tonB frs,ra tho rayages Of
moths. buck :: hayner, makers Of tho Mars"
Cologne.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

The Gazette says that Rockland's new
loan is being taken quite rapidly and is
regarded as at1ording a desirable invest
ment. Four per cent. government bonds
are now worth premium Of Is per cent.
Holders of them who sell out at this rate
may get four and half years. interest in
lump, and then put the principal into
the Rockland four per cents, and d:aw
the same interest as upon the govern
ment bonds.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

The Rockand Free Press publishes sketch of
been obtained during long conversation with the
great actress Madame .Januaschek was born and
educated in Prague, the capital city OF Bohemia.
She was the fifth in a family of seven children
her father was merchant Of Prague, and her
mother died when the actress was very Young AS
child she gave evidence of great musical talent
and wishing to put her powers to useful purpose
she was placed IN training for public life as an
instrumental and vocal musician A slight acci-
dent to one of her hands interrupted for the time
her piano practice, and as she made the aequaint-
ance of dramatic artists in pursuing her musical
education, she induced by them to adopt that
profession She made her ied"t in Prague PLAYING
Schillers "Love and Intrigue" while still very
places III Bohemia she went to Frankfort where
she remained as leading lady for several wears.
She had established her reputation as great
trassedienne, in all the leading cities of the CONT
nent, and in Great Britain before her first appear
ance IN this country, which took place in New
York i'll 1868, when she acted Medea at the Acad-
envy Of Music She at that time visited the prin-
cpal cities IN the United States, returning to Eu-
rope at the close of the season. Her family rela-
tives remain in their native country, and for the
purpose OF visiting them and in the pursuit of her
profession, she has crossed the Atlantic twenty
one times
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

In his address to the Naval Cadets at Annapolis
last week President Garfield paid the following
handsome and merited compliment to the Navy
The profession to which you belong has made
this Nation sailor was first to give this land
to you The sailor has crystalized the borders
of the seas. The Mediterranean was the first
through which they sailed, but it was too small for
the rising ambition of the world Then the At
lantic was the theatre Of the worlds drama, and
the Pacific is yet to be opened, and you, gentle
men, will be the ones to scout it for us Before
long you will sail through the Isthmus to open up
the Pacific. (Great applause.) hope the American
Navy Will be that one first as it was the one to
open commerce with Japan.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

The New York Herald is infringing on yennors
prerogative in telling its readers what the weather
is going to be. In recent issue it says the season
is now becoming more settled, and with the cx-
cephon OF one or two more cool spells POSSIBLY in
the third week of this and the first week of the
next month"; the farmers may count on more equa
Bile and solsttial weather
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

At Il serenade to Judge Robertson at
his home few evenings since, Mr. Rob
ertson said: "While | am opposed to the
machine, | am heartily in favor of party
organization, for that is essential to the
efficiency and success of the party itself.
but it must be healthy organizations not
the property of one man. 1t must repre-
sent the general sentiment Of the republi-
can party, respect its wishes and carry its
will into effect; it must invite every re-
publican to participate in its counsels, its
conventions, its nominations and the labor
and struggles following the nominations.
Such an organization would strengthen
the republican party immensely"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

1t was announced a day or two ago that The
Critic, an evening paper published in Washington
had changed hands and would become an admin
istraton organ Now it is said the Critic will not
be an organ but is expected to crticise the admin
istration This is just as we'll The day for sor-
gans" is past The administration needs no spe-
cial editorial champion
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

Did You see the eclipse of the moon early sunday
morning?
Farmers holding their wool for a possible
higher price
The almanacs say that summer begins on Tues
day of next week
Fred Atwood, of Winterport, has sold a large lot
OF scythes to Connecticut parties
We are now having the longest days in the year.
On the 22d the days begin to shorten
The question of insttutiug lodge of old Eel.
lows at Unity village. is being agitatea.
Heavy frcighting on the Belfast railroad has
caused delay in the noon train for several days.
Sch. George b. Ferguson will bring To this port
1000 barrels of cement for the Wateryille cotton
factory.
The next session Of the Prospect ana Unity quar-.
tery meeting VIII be held at Thorn,tke centre.
June 49,.
\ >ear-port correspondent of the Maine Farmer
thinks that Waldo county farmer, lost fully on,
thousand sheep by the recent severe weather.
Georges Royal Arch Chapter was consecrate,l at
Liberty last evening. \ number of Belfast Masnu~
drove out To assist the Grand Chapter
The New York Herald say, George :. Was,oa,
the young Boston marine painter will use his Yacht
for studio during summer cruise in ami about
PenohScot Bay.
The city schools close next week, With the ,\cep.
ton of the High school, which Will continue another
week, owing to a short vacation recently caused i,y
the illness of the teacher.
The revenue cutter Levi Woodbury. came into
port saturday afternoon, leaving early sunday
morning, IL Infer and drummer play an accom-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

The American horse is looking up.
Last week we chronicled the winning of
the Derby the great event of the Eng
lish turf, by Mr.. LorIlard's colt, IroQuois
and this week we announce the winning
Of the Grand Prize OF Paris, 10y Mr. James
keene's colt, FoAhall. Foxhall was bred
in Kentucky and is noble specimen of
the American horse
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

Secretary Blaine is reported as say
ing: "My relations with Conkling are
the pleasantest imaginable. have not
spoken with him for ten years"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

Subscribers are requested to take notice of the
date on the colored slip attached to the paper 1t
is the only form of receipt used. For Instance
- May 81, means that the subscription is paid to
that date. When new payment is made, the date
will be changed to correspond and SUBSCRIBERS
AREREQUESTED TO SEE THATTHEIRDA TEs
ARE CORRECT. Subscribers in arrears are re
quested to forward the sums due.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

Even the Calais Times kicks against
the foolish stories with which the aver
age Greenback paper deludes its rural
readers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-16

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