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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
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OrhHe: Nos. 90 md ~ Fourteenth street.
Now Advertisements.

The Arganl Parlor Stoves. a.n,.
Embetiish Your Houses - rS
One Touch Of Winter-B. +. Caldwell.
City Taxes Due.
Stockholders Meeting-Riyerslde Iron
Works. 7' III
sspaTerbs, TentlerloIns, tc.-D. C. List, Jr.
Art Goods, &c, ut Mcclure House Art Store.
Oheia House Minnie Palmer.
FOR cineinnati-stea,uer Sidney. &.Er'
Sealed Proposals. r'
The Musical Success Of the Season.
Card OF Thanks--James Mcdowell.
Wanted-Coal Miners. .
Martins Capital Restaurant.
Sotice-A. Siedcnbach Il Ero.-Head oil
Local. T..
Fare Opportunity-Hcad of Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

SpEclALTIES IN imported Silk HIND.
kerchicfs, Silk Muillcrs; full line Of Cart.
wright 4 Warmers Hosiery; beautiful
Plush Scarfs, new anu very select styles
In Gcntlcmen's fine Furnishing Goods, vi
tho Star. u. GUNDLING s. CO.,
&0tI 10 Twelfth Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
s,nlus ortl,e ulucosc Co,un,,,x

4 meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS of tho
Wheeling Grape Sugar aud Refining Com.
pany was held at the City Building last even.
Ing to consider tho present status OF the
eoa,pany'a affairs. 1t bus been known for
some little time that the company had not
met with the measure OF success they had m.
iicipated, and that a large balance stood On
tho wrong side Of their profit and loss &C.
count. Inc Iucetiug last night was private
but after it adjourned Mayor Egcrter, who is
one OF the managers Of the inctory.t told u re-
porter that the business would be continued
mud on much larger scale, the increase Of
capacity contemplated for some time having
been agreed 70 BY tho meeting which al.
been shown 10 the satisfaction OF the stock.
holders that the establishment can be opera.
led 1T handsome profit. III y Z, NJ III; 3r.t y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

Tnermomctcr Record.
The following shows the range OF the thor.
mon,eter, as observed at Schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday: p 81. 4 ri
1881 7 = .'.5-a-T 1882 -.ssjsS
u. X. l2N. Sr.k.7rx "a. Y. 2x.Sr.x.7r.
81 50 II u - 81 81 ~
l.-H INDICATIONS. ESsrd
@WAsulSaroN, D. O., November q, 4. NJ
For the Lower Lake Region cloudy weather
with rain or suow, southwest veesiug 10
northwest Winds higher pressure. rs il
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair
and colder weather, no.thwesteriy winds and
hikher pressure. thEg 4TS ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
REDUCTION in 1,ianoa,

rssss1t st1c s, Of planes s;elnwsy Knabe
au Rsy IT, ET ers,, 1 assa
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. lE,{iS5 ..5ai'.TG
Lucas Music sroaE, II
ll42 Maiil street, h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
sT.J.AAIEs HOTEL,

osles. Cincinnati a MeFaldcn, Catlix,
4 y Lane, baltimore. CS Gaycgus THU.
\ Butt. u i . Ry. G A Newton. l'uclinnnou.
y M!oSontx. Madrid. YIN Williams, StliaeH.
" Robinson, pittsbsh. Geo johpson, ~ y ~
n 4 Alldridgc. IaltimorGD; 4 \ orriS. Dayton.
WF,Mari!n.. =" " y Ross. Washington,
y Duml, WellsbuE. /, r AIurry, Cortland.
J j Jaco, Grafton. Il Cameron & ", Wlnona.
y, y Arnold 4 son Cndi2. " Shaw i wife, Wlnli,
y II Smith. philadelphinJas Rose Lancaster. :
y slaIcy While OAK. ~ X Stu rman, NY, f,sts.-
Geo Hal. -. A LKaludcr, y Y. -
George ttink. Maltsvic.S G BESsctt Newark q q!
4 Ptatt. d Q lsy. Mcconnell. Clcyeld,
! Fsweehcy. CITY. 6!ttcns, Pittsburgh.
,Mh McGlH,e. phl!aaei "a Rsggs, n \. $3.50 '.5
,Wsnyder 4 vile. !" ~ Jas Morrt. { friend Wdfd,
l0,'sc q vie, lMnnok Miss N Reinhcw, Mats
Miss Coup. pnlor!GwN. Miss q l.e!nhew, 80
D hseen. Chicago. CEFtelaud, MY.
NICK ROBERTS cAEslvAL COMPANY. !.
n D Roberts. Si,tts La Fortune Unofr,
GIiMsldi, 7,s Harry wombold.
BrGwn, Clowns Q 7 Raymond, s,}s
teaia IL, Maarii,!ons. <
1nGll9 ohoLi:. Nv Ashton. ,,s
True Van Bosch. 20. \ Qoss =
81 Z Kelley, iss}}'sI + Iiijdrtb,anJ y =!
Z. ldn Bertha. tfjy W 4 Gauswann Apt
Caas ohoiIi 'giaif y Orcsla Onotri. ,i,i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

lIoLo on to the truth, for It will serve Won
we'll and do you good through eternity
Hold on 10 virtue. II Is beyond price 10 Won
al all times and places Hold on 10 Dr..
Slough Syrup, 70, therei nolhin! ike
II 10 euro cough or roll, $50, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

MRS. ZlEGENFELDER is prepared 10
supply families with u ilrst.clnss article
Of Ice Cream to-day. No. GO TwelflI,
Street. .rsag,. TAT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

The old hand have built themselves n COW
band room in upper town-havc ii painted
up in first class style and the walls decorated
with pictures OF different characters. Such
enterprise deserves recognition by the public,
aAa no doubt viii receive it on the 30th, at
the bands festival. e 5s,1e iilrIE -
Yesterday morning, while W. J. Fickcs
and others were making At excavation at The
Clifton Brick Works, d landslide cOu.ht
him, completely buryins him beneath II.
After some time he wis cxtrieated from lis
perilous position, much bruised and cut, but
not seriously. hurt Tie was attended BY DR..
G. L. Beaumont. =
Next "Wednesday night The drama, "Color
Guard" will be given by East Liverpool G,
AR. A new lodge OF Knights Of sryihias
will alsoibe Instituted. The G. A. r, OF T1f.
ronto have the steamer Lettie chartered 10
come up that night and the Chandler Lodge
OF knights will come upon Il special train
from Steuhenville 10 institute the new lodge.
The lodge will start of with twenty-five new
members and no doub. will flourish Z. ."e."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

j A PINT Of tho finest lux for families or
schools can DO made from ten.cent package
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

THE Usual merchants l;ncl, at the New
McLurc House Sample Rooms daily. VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
Remember This.

il you are sick Hop Bit,cIs will surely AID Nature
In making you well when al! else laiI'.
II you are co.tlvc or dyspcptc, OF arc Nat'H
from .aHy other OF The AumeroHs diseases oil Tue
stomnc!, or bowels. 1t Is your own hul. II you fs
lunln III, for Hop Bit,GH arc sovereign remedy IL
all such complaints.
II you arc wasting away With any iOrn0i aiaae'
isensc, stop tempting ,ita.i this nd@tn' aaH 'p'H
for cure TO Hop BitleS. ,...x.
II you IRE rick with that terrible sickness Hti
ou:ties you VIII had a "lhm In G!lead IN 'HeSF
Of Hop Blltcrs. r, ,,,,,
II You arc lrcquenter, or Il resident oil %S,
matte district, ba!rlcAle you! system aIAlns' Gs
Sc0urse OF all countries iualaral. epidemic; a,,
lOuE. and Intermittent fcveN-by the use o. IVY
! Bitter. l.t sod
II you have rough, pinply. or saIlOw sEIn @,a
breath. pains and uches, md ieel miserable Easii
ally, Hop Bttets will give you iaIE kin. tch po'
and sweetest breath, health ald comfort. Lob
III thort they cure all Diseases Of the Noa l.S,
lIowels, Bl00d Liver, Nerves, Kinney, hl!sM w,
Disease. 500 witt b. paid fot cate ihef WIZ N''
euro Or help. .,,,b.
ThRt poor, hedrddcn INVALID wife. A's'eF inH MI.
en- or daughter eah be made the FinfF o. hI. .It
by few bottles Of Hop Bitten, COSTING W! ',aS'
| VIII you let them suffer- n1ll'1lAA-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
ID ARE OPPORTUNITY.

having determined to retire from nc,iye business
We oHtr for sale our stock OF Groceries, which Is
fuf mud compete, with good wifi OF the business
aud lease Of store room. Ours being one OF the
oldest houses IN the city md doing very satisac.
tory trade, oilers great advantages to any party
Wishing to engage In busincN. Full Information
glven. MAXWELL L. ISHAM
Db2l. p u. il 10 ~ 20 l:1S Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

FOR RENT. -''---
,. ,m !, ., me T'oand floor md all Of IN. -. :
sss s, ., ns ga Smith Brewery BulIlS, VIPER
seventeenth md Chaplne street. n nm,. Conner
'se' w i'o ieet VIII lease 10, Ave yca,, 's 20
nos tRSklSE 4 ALLISON .,r..
no. lSls Matttts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

OFFICER hproRn ran III another drunk yes.
tesday. 1t was captured near the Market
House, and answered 10 the name OF William.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

FORsAl.li-TllAT VERY CoVc,31.-
MILE two MDry dwelling t,p,| az" rOkT.
sJ9a.h Penn street. The house |, Smyss'l "a OH
"s,s a %, E,c IT. waller ana th S sn a
II Wiss Is', sn .%s yd
Gitisens railroad. The price i yS1S 'ils 81 Nv
hSa! VAL, hiale Agent aud Bfolet, \" ii S9NE
s'teci o"s Block" corner Market All r SsjJts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
FOR SALE,

foRi sALLE-A VALUABLE pirc;r
mi ~ o. grouhd east side Of ChanIir. ilkCE
H VIZ be ssS, ~ oil frame Snnymsn nStss
Cis oSally4 TsI,ns S ysy ds
p,., ia, AttSHSiiER unvp
's ~. r., ts.aie AsentAhd Croker, ilCI MS;Ltt:
nav s h'oes' corner Marie. and lSsIGIss street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

No matter wha. your almcnt Is, Browns
Iron Eiuers will surely benefit you. PAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
TOR SALE.

,,a sEat hundred ami twen,y,one Ae,o, ., 49,,
t"a 1 e. l" 9'o S ,SS miles iaca fG ssy
Ths land Is unetitid With coal sn ~ !ne Elt Gvet
0e hoatctt down Fix River to m%fs"e "%I1't tau
Aeses oil ahbetedland In Ferry uTM,S ~ 40 SItc
~, Wv, iloGE / ERinIss'$e,
~ TOO Na,kDtT.u,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
RIVER NEWS.

Local aud Tclc=raphic-Gcucra Matter.
] E.E-sir. from the Lcvee. lls
TheJ. S. Ncel left lust evening for Middle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

eniches the blood and purifies the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

willeurc dyspepsia, heartburn, malls.
sia. kidney disease, liver complaint,
md other wasting diseases.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

The fair grounds at Unity were infested by gam
blers and vendors, and much money trans
terred from the pockets of gube persons to the
sharpcrs. 1t is strange how easily people can be
hnmbngged- The sharpers will display tricks
which look simple that the unsusptrting are
confident that they can do it "just easy" The re
porter followed man and his wife who had come
to the fair and determined to take it all In.
They were first found at the stand where the trick
known as ''Knockng down the JOKER was being
played The game consists in pushing a suspended
ball so that its return vibration will knock down a
pin set in the centre of board. 1t is Il trick that
requires much practice, but looks as simple as an
infant The keeper charged twenty five cents fur a
throw and said he would pay % every time the pin
was knocked down. The man. a farmer from Trov
to practice but he could not hit the Joker The wife
nervous and In vain sought to guide her hus-
bands hand, but it was no use. At last she took
the bali from his hand to show him how it was
done. After some practice she succeeded in knock
ing down the joker three successive times. The old
then drew his pocket book and taking out IA 50
greenback, told hi wife to go in. With confidence
that she would win back the money, she launched
forth, but now that money pending, she could
not hit the mark. Eight throws consumed the 81.
Next the woman was found at wheel of fortune,
where after several investments She won fifty cents.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19
The President in Massachusetts.

President Arthur and party arrived in Bos-
ton Wednesday, 18th inst. and reception was
given them in Faneuil Hall in the afternoon.
Speeches were made by President Arthur and
Secretaries Chandler and Lincoln. In the even
ing reception was held at Hotel Brunswick
at which 5000 attended. Thursday the exercises
of the Webster centennial at Marshted were
carried out according to programme, after
which the President returned to Boston.
where he attended the Globe theatre in the
evening. Madame Modjeska, who PLAYED
juliet, gave him a basket of flowers from the
stage, ami another to General Butler who oc-
rupl"d the opposite box. Friday the President
returned to New York. The Boston Journal
says of the visit The President came TO Ros-
ton almost an entire stranger to the people of
this state. He has seen much Of public life.
but In stations which have not brought him be-
fore the public. 1t is not too much to saw AS
President Arthur departs from the city that he
leaves behind him most favorable impression
Ills di@niticd. manly and courteous bearing
have imp cssed the people with the conviction
that wherever the President appears, he will
50 conduct himself as to reflect credit to the Re
public.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

~
3. u F'"p">'' /" puma Il IL W opera House
+" i''lI,
"'N'l hlIn was on Monday admitted
I" practice before lhr nttd States supreme
.Ii .n,,
n QUIZ H'F'cl 4hd IcmtN. Bath, boasts Of
''I'r l3lTH "i twins.
~ IliiiH"h>, 'l@i' la> been shot by Ira Gar
.'',' 80 IL, .S'.N iIit. ne "lrd measured
,r Ak ' Y Ii"h w I" UP 81 wings.
Wy WIZ SAYS Iof the week ending oct. -th.
''l >.HIFl iit,@fy ~ East"n took 2o:,t0 bushels
~ l''"'p>' Ms Was III the rate of 3.i21 bush
~, PEI ""n
some u tn Farmers III the vicinity of ~kuW-
T.. III ~ '' Reporter that their sweet corn
"a p;." ""T1L Siuo per tcrr
H' I3- NalN 'tht from JuiN l>t TO Aug.
~, w, W'f' surveyed IN Bangor. GN.92N.3jN
~ IuIil''i' Il m -'.f ai!!'tlhl tlth for sever
81" rI'I>
ne North uln'.r cheese factory has made
Fp'|f" worm Of ch''~' from milk supplied
tii ~ li2i ni3fr 'han TWO AND one
i'a.! mites, flllN aII. There j. strong talk Of
'uI,iii2 announcer factory
,.IW IIil'> N''lN me >ho| shop troubles in
,,'upIoIi' seem !" ne gradually disappearing.
r," IT, I'M 4"alhrd /" I'LL me places Of the
'3l' strikers anu matters are beginning to run
H ,moolhIN a. rLLGr
A"n,r HI N'frIiI' Tor many y,af~ Treas
II 'N''" '>'"2-I" county. dirH ocf. 10Th.
.,.
ir "[I'a4I Transcript contributors viii
ihr '1ijt@. farm ~ prono i being ably
managed. fad : Yielding satisfactory returns
.IN'',' ~" ~AIiIiu direction Of superintendent
FnWrf.
-, l'N I'a'Ioil oI 'hr publisher. Hon. Charles
r. Nash contribution, Of Maine Farmers Al
'i'I'"o h'II in' lf t4Ifd ANIMAL meeting in Au-
WI" ~ Vel l1' az if"l'l North
a. - ''H''i'@ factory III Bethel has put
VIZ -",4" cans OF corn thi> season.
t,,i .N n "S.'r % brIht Wh" : IN ~ eighty
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

The first almanac for 1888 to reach us is the
Maine Farmers Almanac, Charles L. Nash
the Maine Farmers Almanac comes also IL
neatly printed pamphlet containing the annual
meetings of the contributors to the Maine Far
mer's Almanac at HaIlowell, June 3, 1880, and
June II, 1881, reported by Daniel Il. Wing, of
the Waterville Mail
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

This is the season the Aborignes called their
fall summer" Al the first steady cold the
early colonists thought winter had come, but
the Indians said, ''No, there will be summer
yet" When this warm season appeared, Carver
and Standsh said to each other "Lo, here is,
our Indian summer"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

A Democratic exchange asks the question
''lf all the rogues in the country were locked
up, where would the Republican party be?'
The Norristown Herald guesses the conundrum
the first time with the answer: ''Well, it would
be running the campaign with very little oppo-
sitiOn,''
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

The Bath Times says that the Agricultural
Fair is an institution rs old rs the race that it..
began when Eve made her disastrous exhibit.
of fruit to her too-contiding partner, and has
pursued the even tenor of its way ever since"
The men now exhibit apples and the women
hooked rugs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

| journed session Of court
| n,,n,,,a, ~ Ill. ,..
,, =, H.,
vi "
letter dropped into the Belfast postohice adj
dressed TO party at "kerrbough' was forwarded
| 10 Carloou.
The next meeting of the Belfast Temperanre
Alliance will be held sunday afternoon at 80 in
the Unversalst church vestry.
| Messrs Geo n otis & 20 ot ,h., pa,. ,;,
Stnol L,,.,,, no., t.. : 49,, ..no e !,
two year old Hereford hefers exhibited hy them
at the Waldo CO. fair.
cao a pai,,,- H..
po,,,a,,1 - '1,.1, ~ ="
| ,,1ooo tho,,- ,,,;.,,o. '''N
| ioo.t Az, ,,,I,1+ III, :. '''''o az
- II. johnson y co.'s millinery opening to-day
= oie ''a' VIII charm inc adles. "e"lII not At
!" "ee'tloe lne oohhe'7' mats plrdN' leatherN'
"ie''hS' fioooh'' Nf-' tor only me pen or tongue
y ""'"h ""u'u ~ t'ta justice, hut ASK the la-
INN N II N'' "e""'" '"e SPIeh''"r TT themselves.
Albion Drake has been appointed postmaster at
centre llncolnNllle In place Of + T. buntou.
oahuel 'eilsoh' formerly of Belfast has been ap-
P''"'e' postmaster al Rowland, ln fenoh~cot
COUNTY ms Is the place where Mt Jellisou Is
HttS Cyl spool Stock for us >earsporI spool fact
| olS
The Masonic Lodges in this citv have this wear.
the first time been taxed ON their personal Ira-
| pertN which consists of furniture, rrEalil, etc.
III : "oh' uhdtf recent decision Of tAe ~
Pieht court Whieh says that Masonic bodies Are
| "o' N"'rll""' institutions WITHIN ing meaning OF
'''' WINE" r>'''p'S 7"'n lh0''''''h> me
| ''N - ''>s''s'' "' ""'u' - e''t'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19
The North Waldo Fair.

The twenty second annual fair of the North Wal
do Agricultural society was held at Unity We'd
| deslay and Thursday of last week. The first day
was devoted to the display of stock and farm pro-
duce the second to horse racing. The exhibits were
very creditable, but not so good as last year The
attendance was good about 1000 being present on
the second day. The show of stock presented the
same features u other Waldo county fairs, ndcat-
ing that neboodcd animals are displacing the ma
tive stock. The fancy articles fruits, sc, were
displayed in the hall opposite the grounds In the
building owned 10y Mr. T. 5 stevens. The show
was small but good Among the curiosities was an
old mortar made from an ash tree, l15 years ago.
It il now il the family Of Jos. P. Libby. Straw
hats We're shown which ere made by Peter Moul-
ton, who is - years old. several pumpkins a vege-
table which has been stranger to our fairs this
year, We're displayed by Hon. Jas. r. Taler and
Dr. Craig.
THY following are the entries at the fair
Bulls. Hereford W. H. j. Moulton; grade,
&. i. Pin>bury De,ons Edward Davis; Jersey,
4; Frank Chase, Durham, Chas 5. Nose, John
Thompson.
Eat oNEN. J. Il. Vickcry, Coffin 4 White; Ave
years OFT, Cotin White four years Old, Knott
Gates, Weston Written, A. ;. Rand.
STEERS. Three years oll, Knott Gates, James
Davis; yearng,, Edward Davis, Ed Rand calves,
! IlaS ;. Nose; trained steers, Chas Nose, A. :.
Rand
TOWN TEAM. 4 u. Bumps
forth, &. i. Pil-hurv, Weston Written, Ed Rand.
STOCK COWS. Rnbt Cornforth, Chas. ;. Nose,
Chas. :. Nose, \. \. Gates yearing heifers Oliver
Timer; heifer calves, Il. F. Chase, FL Rand.
! Pil>hurv, Pillshury Knox; q. \. Hunt, three
years old Benz Hunt \. u. Bumps, J. II. Camp
MATCHED uoEsrs. pr Craig, Mrs Ada White
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

report last week of the death from Brights
disease, of Congressman-elect Updegraff, of
Ohio happily proved incorrect. Mr.. Updegraff
has been i'll, but is on the way to recovery. The
gentleman did good service in Maine during the
campaign of two years ago, and is pleasantly
remembered here
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

Ella Wheeler has written some verses in
which autumn is called ''modern maid and
described as sitting
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

The papers are telling about somnambuIiF-
tic girl of Rochester, who gets out of bed att
night and goes to saving wood in the back
yard. That's nothing; we know lots of mem
who never saw wood except in their sleep
Gardner Home journal.
Do they sleep with their eyes open?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19


rum ho'' ihN'l 'I"'t pupiSiieIS' New
Vi NJ WITH '"e compliments u 'he lr'''lel )
y ~ = ~
'"''' ~ nav i'''''''' '''''''eo'n' VIZ" >
"' ''''' ''''
reproduced IN immature with portraits III the
centre of the page. The veteran ThurloW
Weed orr,,niav tbn rou+ IF bonor .nl ~ az,
MS rlSht porlra'i OF MI luisllcf' on 'h' nf>t
page of the daily Herald, and on the left Mr..
Haskell and tbe sunday Herald. The nortroit.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

The Prog. Age scouts AT the claims of Aroos-
took a. Il promising field for agrcuhurists, and
seems to think it good plan to advertise West
rrn products and Western railroads with a view
to inducing Maine people to leave home. We
90 not agree with the Age in this, nor do we
believe there can be found an intelligent person
IN the State who does. When advantages equal
10 those offered elsewhere are to be had in
Name, there seems to be DO reason why our
people should go to distant States with a view
to lettering their fortunes. And we consider
ii the duty of the Maine press to make these aid
Nantages known, and to lend helping hand to.
all our agricultural and industrial enterprises
That is the policy of the Journal at all events
Last weeks issue of the Camden Herald
contains the valedictory of w. W. Perry, who
for the past eight years has edited that paper
Mr.. Perry defends his political course at some
length, and in good spirit lays down the editor
ial pen to WELD the tongue of an insurance
agent. We hope his policies may be more sub
stantial and successful than the Greenback
policy. This weeks issue of the Herald will
appear under its new arrangement, as hereto
fore announced
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

UHUDIIIp
Her fanciful designs on blade and leaf
1t is Il SANDER on nature to call its handwork
daubing. Ella ought to be ashamed of herself.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

1t is an of year in Ohio.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

A Belfast correspondent writes "a temper
ance Democrat here (who by the way does not
claim Ohio as Democratic victory said to me :
'oh you will get the State again in 81. for they
put SO much resin in the lager beer that it gives
one Bright's disease, and with free beer for two
years our majority will all be dead" [Whig.
England has 10000 mementoes of the war in
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-10-19

ACCIDENT. \ severe accident occurcrd nr:tt the
stock farm in this city 1t ~ O'Clock On -aturla,
evening last \ team containing nr. Pierce and
wife and Mrs. Ralph Morse, Of stockton, was
was met. DR.. rierces horse SHE'D into the gutter,
oyerturning the carriage, throwing the occupants
violently to the ground The DR., ana Mrs Pierce
We're not much injured, but Mrs Morse sustained
dislocaton of the right elbow and a compound
dencc ON Bay View Stock farm, where she received
every attention. and will remain there until able to
be taken home. Mrs. Morse was about to START for
the west being one of MIR. Goodenou4l'- party.
She had been to this city to purchase a ticket
and have some dress making done.