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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

X Parties wanting Fertilizers for cash
or -aegosisble psper.Will see J. c.. Taylor.
Sands Old Town. Feb. Q, 6-3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09
Twin Calves.

a COW belonging to Dr.. Thos.~W.
Beo5ar gave birth Friday to two calves.
TIE calves are both alive snd thriving.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09
DECAPITATIOSS

DECAPITATIONS.
l. Behead whereabouts, and leave in
this place.
2. Behead TO feign, and leave piece
of meat.
3. Behead to pare, and leave kind
of thin dry goods.
4. Rehead piece of furniture. and
leave-a part of the body.
8. Behead robe, and leave to pos
sess. REC.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

Ham Sausage. Corned Beef and q
fna lot of other fresh canned goods,
inst received, st A. C.sJoNES'. 2-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

Buy Canned Goods,
Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco,
from A. C. JONES. Aft.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09
Rasonle,s cIclopedfa.

Sosp, Starch, Blueing. Pepper, Spices
and Soda at A. C. JONES. PIT
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

Judge. Presssg will address the Sab
bath <Schoel :of the Baptist church on
next SabhSth afternoon. :. -. :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09
MUSIC.

We have for sale full line Of all goods
belonging 10 6rst-class Drug Store.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

Royal Baking Powder. Sea Foam
Horsford Bread Preparation and Po'
tapsco Baking Powders at
2-tf A. C.. JONES.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens forasupplies and for rent,
sor SAKE at this Office. :.. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

m- Buy the best Smoking Cigars on
the market from A, G.'JoNES. "'' Att.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

sMr. Andrew ). Livingston's Oldest
child, fcnmie died Friday night, Sd in
stSnt. He was about Is years OF age.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09

x Mr.. L. S. Bowers, post master al
Prosperity is our authorized agent al
Ekst place.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09
kend,lps Treatise on The Horse.

KendaIFs Treatise on the Horse.
This valuable book is Sfor sale at the
Herald Book Store, :prlce'only 25 cents
for single ccps. or five copies for Sl.W.
This book terls you what to do for yoDr
horse when sick, and treats Of every DIS
ease to which horse is liable. Get 8
copy and sage money and anxiety:
Only for sale at the
SILT HERALD BOOK STORE.
@ The best Organ at Equapd scholtz's:
6Tlv
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-09
Oa37. Puzzle Corner.

ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.
CHARADE.-Catnip.
EN1GMA.-"Love, and love only. is
the loan for love. Nouaag's "Nsghi
1bougzts."
WORD SQUARE
K A J. |
A NJ O. K 49,. ..
LOKI
I r IS
ENIGMA.
Composed of "a letters.
My 10, 8, II, 81, "a, z, is affecting.
Ny 12, 4, %. Is. 3, is to compose.
My 5. 18. 16. 2. 20, is herd.
My 10, II. q. 9, /. is thicket.
My IS, l6. a, %, is a part of the
body.
My whole is q maxim.
ISABELLE.
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Commercial.


CORRECTED WEEKLY
;, N, MARTIN g. CO
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01
- 11ss1A11v .
0unpl Auu - 0pDuanao . o.

o. ~ s,GAe q ~ olhiosG 49,
sleaeo vbe - la1alv agsoveo =
oovO ~ m0Q60R - oA0Son0 soooe
oss spDOs Au0 Rbgs 00lA A0Ao ~
sssusslag - sn0p sBlv = ~ svss'
~ be v.s ~ y swoeasR 80
q lheo ssaaashlog: "Thss0 60
,s<ssy e...a -sajsse; keb - whee
I,-'s &c." snss sossts6 - spespsss
hiss. TIE asas, svsgbsas1og ~ ~
nssk, paoeud - ha06 - - d.
sbseoss. asd sso1jss M 9s060 - ~
eshss: II ssso NJ tseoss - hin
alsoe, - sssos - y WoDl hoa1eo."-
Gono1lp Neoo.
h sssooe ~ . ~ IlaGno -
soevo ~ Dooh 0ogo oog00O thn0 6
Asut suppsss1. Iasosn1 g - sosoD
q 1eor bslng bosss6 ~ DoDbse
~ sbeue - h ~. loG00loG
~ busl6ioes, = absot ooAS~
h seo1D ID Hen 0aos ssayso ~
ropoetod y y = . vssoobe0 0oo1k
tloo. 0ta0o esasbs Soosh 0l0oooe
Twelve heo0 beAlod o0s, as0 ~
ra1so0sss q p1soty q sssssiss
IL walking = hlll
EnGiooo1 . )ovo1 q ~.
neeay . ~ gssesvoljsa. ssot -
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~Hh .aa.e - ~ l6lupanri
--S H..A.a ~
.s......a.. - ~ ~ -
~ = = - s1nni. eouaoopoe.
aa,esunn - ehgne 3ooIApat eoona. 81
- tvo anogpoehea. enoh 10 49,
Dauelag upoo thsse hsss piss. ho0
1soslag - uppst ebosd q bsldOe =
~ - III. VhiDo tro0 H. boeao0
ef6oeomt lbonAoG3so - ~ oopShog0
eetho heidDo = ~ ~. Tslal wslgbt
A~h \ ~ enoAana Al M
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no 0o6O q tVo 6ivio6ooo q ~
j. 2. 1Aileund VIII - - ~ LjttSe
D1DekSeee, Dess ~ ni66le essssiag
q ~ soaOo rod. Il = nkooy - -
soaDsehlog oes poiot. . ~ sstss -
Rlo0, q ~ 6oobSo beo6os t1nloo win
alss VISIT bsevssa ehat puiat ssd
Il b Npssesd ~ Nssthsso Faei0e
DnllgoaA eenok - ~ 3aGoogD 6lvi-
40 , 6s1ag ~ dsvD = ~ Sooe =
tvo - ~ 81 . 9aasees nnlDH Dss
~, ~ ehse ~ wiDose tssnlous
vt0 pesenbly ~ g Dsasoo's Lso6-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01

eIdsey Dlllsa, H., Psss1dsat q
~ Uoioo Hosl0e O., VIII . en-.
sidsssh,s Dasty - e01ials, sa0e vsss
thio Vook . hPaD tho in1or0ooejo0 q
the Or1os 0Aost Lise VIII ibe
Utah and NoeehogD % Rugtoouf CA0.
yoQ aD1 rotupDo6 OoGk
Jaba Lsagnal6, H., h whiting
ths sapleal ety..
d. 4. Il. Mitchell = % the city.
Nssm y. r. lllles aaa Thea o.
Ajlss saae b ysse&day ho0 he
upSss Va))sy.
0Gssn. 4. g. Xlbbo, 4. Xoo1eay
seA Tn eSsevsll, q Do.vse. ~ -
ing ~ Silver Caey.
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Dnhunn1n1ol p1oog q Dut1o .
1soapog11Y.

Netting tsodb 0eso . peeve ~
esovlag psssPesity ~ pos0a0soee
01Dueto thoo ~ uo0boe q elegant
hee,oD With - bsla1 bal3 cd
Nasnishe6 d sar nidse aDd ~ -
0aod 0a6e 0Pso ooe 0oeehaoeD IL
~ 1Dege elnGD q hoooo hbs0lshjaD.
Z l. Dsosee 4 ca, vheass vitbeoe
Q givnl % ~ W0e % thls bsaoeh q
basioeD, inlbea - thae ~ pose
voek ~ bosa 90 efusosoal astiv.
~ ID thsls sasnee Department, ao4 .
alaooo q thsir ee6ee beek saels0od -
~ thelP solu WooDA compare AveC.
ahly VIII tAsas q my Basesso -
~ easpee hsuse.
Thie 1sD makes . spoe8a)ey q SeF.
nishloe hsusss thssaghoss, wh6eh.
- peaooo q thsi1 insseaso Geek,
t6sy ~ eooh1sd - - q 0usb lowef
saosp thao ean - obsalosd easwheso.
Theis fall essse, VIII esas1de hslp.
~ now sagagsd Atsiog - sevrsal q
~ 1sest heusro IN Bstse, ine which
thsy hsvo peesived the eoaessse II
s.npstitIss With Hsw Yask hoss<s.
Tsey bave alrsaAy had = duplicate
toeie Nsll ssasss, ~ hsve DoS -
sooess laaUs oddities % thsir hand
~R>as~.Aa e.ana HnekA2ann
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Local News.

lase aigbe
Ceotgovil1o ~ - botehes shep. 4
go spssiag - - sstsspsislsg
- g vu06e1.
IT, eoasst = beosD1ag wy DIN.
~ Win psesebly ~ ~ . ~
nlgh1D lsa0ss.
De0eesa1D ao1 Repoeo6eoao fsosee-
Dissd lase sigse uo6ss ~ io0oeoes
q llssasshys sssG asd huose. We
veQe ~ wbss0l
Ne. Bvsas - posehaood ~ -
oeee saw Mn, ed Win PIT 4 -
opesnl1oo % ~ a0bss. lbss = I've
niDoo vsee q Der LodDa.
Joho x. Wlnions, vho Submitted
- ~ spssaejoo q szes1s6eo ~
TUes6ay, b 6siaG vii sod nAs)y %
soeovee ~ 80 sfhis lint.
Jeo. Dsaogheso 4 CO. ~ boil6iog
% s06ltteo - thslr bgisk sosso 10
WaDhssvills ~ ~ recommendation
q thas lasUs ~. Sssia ssd f6ed
b0s60eaa
NJ. r. A. Keooieook ~ aeeo0-
polshed iaslsuceoe ID joseSu0estal
80 voenl 0os6s , esUaoio)ag eeno
10 vaeal nssle, en00eselD9 Ma.
~ night ~ 0e'd Ts0p,as Hall.
Harry Mas.sehy, tsus n hb veil
koown g..uesuus issaisuos, proposes
as.ahss krs~oe, asd viIl p)ay u
R.sshev ha') s-xt Fsislay sisht ~
~ orue0t II the 0isa<ns' haslisal
W~.Thosas~E sq., ''ssioe hase" q
~ Assesieno Hoasl, CesessvilDe.
,sse With . palsNsl aesjdese ysteF-
dAy. sesppiag % = VI. whIeh pes'
senaGe1 ~ tese - issh asd . hail.
orssxessy L. d. lgeCssshese and
4. =. bsslrigh, VIII Deetsss - light
vsight 6ellsn, dsvx3sposat q ass
Esssssc0 ~ 0saas O CAjwe.o chenp
neess' sed eeess s'ese ssees q ~
peeoees nsse sea Psses'es ID ns''s'
ss'oss'ow s'eee
Uotil further Detieo, nt1ed trains
sssFyjsg fFsigbe asd passsageD viii
assivs q Dsse LedDs q ~ .. -, asd
6spast q 3 p =. dally. 1T asticf
pass4 thruagh posseaGse tcotDs VII
rua - aod hs0 Der Ledgs within
swssk.
Tbs dsstsuetisa a Two epsipes IL
~ Peet,eaf eo).taiao ~ csips,lsd
~ q. "a n. ekui9he deuartneut
q he entire avnilnh1e noeive po,vee
a ~ epmna,y veee rsauissd % haal
~ henvy Ireleht tr>ins befoev the
saeaAent ne,ei,ine a. H. di.hled
e>sa.p = 49, 49, n ~ 10,
a. ~ - ex.es1aa - = q. ~.
~ ~ -, n = fsv veaka
Z. =
Ne. "e' w"
w. - ~ ''esss
~. 80 - ~ 'su u
vo "
- .se - ~ 49,
~ - oeo =. - ~ W.
-
UoUS 0ooD09O OOoo00SSy. 0Ise0e
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For Rent.

voo0a; end o0o bouse. luar rnoma. Apply
- q. T. kEN~LER.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01

3HoOo01013o0.
Many = esr thsatss'Seing people
Vim goaoo0boe I'd. Banker ao0 biz
VII, TIeesoeo Wells, VITO Wsss IN
Duele, With thsls fascinating dnagh-
81, Issse, ~ so00sr. Liet)e 1rsoe
geesntly nade hse dsbst - ~ Dso-
W saa0e, asd ~ slssady 6see0s .
gssae kvesiee thsse. Her sdnisen
hovo ehsisoesed hse ~ ''Ce1osado
NsQpsG," anA havs psssssted hef
viii . ~ beAge, q whish ~ Dea-
W Rspsettees ays: "Os Saturday
svsaisg = pseiss Irsse Banker ese-
- hss 1sse eaGaGe0eat upeo any
saaos q ~ RAlses Theaasr. Min
Is<os = ~ daaghles Il Ed. Baskes
a1a his wifs, weoss seaGs name b
RDosesee Wella Isess has bees .
essse Avosise, especially IL hss sesio-
eo0be sooes and I'D woaaao bosiossA
obs = . hsight ord charming little
10Y, With hFDs, bsasei1sl eyA
~ - eeoe heaestly - ~ dsa-
0alse inseiseos, and = destined -
0ahe . 0ask b ~ minnie void.
o. ~ ooeaG6oo q hes farewell, Min
lsooo w. psssestea With . hasd-
se0e ~ baADA sasPeo0od hen .
hssvy ord bs.sai1slly ehased eoad
slnH' tt iasssipejsa ssads -
RsoDoooed =
L1el)o
Igo0o Daokeg,
Coooga6e's Na1ek,
Hsea Hoe Hsieo76 & ~
AZ q e5soo q ~
lIsut
9nOaOe0ooe
o 9: e. RI f.
o. ~ elasp = eagssvsd ~ date,
'.Dssvse, Colesade." Tbe pssssooe-
I3so ~ . gssse ssspsiss - ~ l1saDs
asels1e. ~ - 0a6ss wy psstioeot
ao0 oooelb1o ljetDe speoes q thaska
Lsa1sd visa ~ tssPaiss-tLs baAQs
~ 1oven- oesk lssvo q ~
s1nno amidue the Vil0ose appooase.
e. Win alvays havs 0oay was0
6Ioodb u Deovse, VIE ~ eeoo6sot
= elmo - hsas ggsoe thi1O q lsso&
NJ - Mn 0nnkap NIL wellsl
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Tbe gespeaiagse III Avssibo Dooes
q a0ase0eoe ~ svsolag ~ .
ggaDd oUoooA IT, hoooo No
egowdod wieh - eothuslaseie ao6l.
esse. We lsodly alplaa6sa ~ ~.
essl preferences = ~ agDesssa.
Mn saaaly s1s1aised ~ Sepo1ae3ss
= . plsaslag vssallsk ~ 0nlnsd
many ssw nisodA II Halh, -
ussal, vsss i0nsoss, aod hegt ~
lssDs asssosaaos h ~ ~ q b.
uDoe. NJ. and Mn. Cnl)se4 bes6oD
appsasiag h thsis iai0leaboe. uoaF
psoeehabls e1agdaoeo. 0a1e . hap1g
~ "a DevsPeela)ey. 1hib ny ao1
aoot)omaa ~ astis1s q . hlgh ssoee
e 0ssiA aod eaaase ~ - p1oaso ID
whaoovee ~ thoy NJ Doo1Go toap'
pooe. TO-alght thego Win - . Toao-
lng b1l1.
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0ob o(A

Throo ~ )oods 0Wooe's oosssn00
- - NV e0ruoto % Montana,
aDd . agStvo within the next ten
~, olx 0i0ego0t s6seo, suitable
e 90 s'ass's q work. Leave ''d'''
~ Nou1AuA LuNpBR Co.
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4 l11WtaAed room at ~ pAS WCek, ore.
h0lf oiook 1yum Main slroet, On Granite.
Apply ~ q. Singers.
/00adOV
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CoWD TAl3.
pSssh Cooabetioaesy Just received,
q Morris BROS.
0ese bg0ndD a Tnaoeso,
CiOnn, ClGngetaes, cold q
1OsTb BTO's.
q Morris Bros.
New Cham q tho West Fine Cut
q AogEie Rvois,
Onl1lbenia aoah fruits
yooelved daily q
MOeTis BFO'o.
Blgi1 egsamesy-best In TIE mar
Sy0oo Impoeted Cigass-Paul Muir
ply, 8e0iy Clays, and other tavOr-
IL 6ga00D, Is Morris Bros.
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II lelIowing fssight w. sbip9ed
Dogth OVoe ~ Ueoh : Northern
II Butte = sss q by, q poeaseea.
: q ee1s, I q eesn, q bs3ek. st
eool - Z q moCeh00diDo. Dtl)o0-
lsar q nsshinesy, SCI esal asd I q
0oeehoDdise. 0lnektooe- can a
unneuhnn6iuo ao0 igoo sato. Silver
DoV-2eogD q 0ogeh006loo. P0eor
tslDo-3 eass q iroa PIP. EagSe
Doek-3 en- q eool Psa1kli0-1
s.s efeeal Laoss-ll eaD q eea).
oix Wy eam-00de~ P0ot, IA.
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10 - 1000Oe
o. ~ 1t a Novembef. 1852, I
Win yoopen The Nevada saloon and
lodging ho0se q East Broadway.
Iho Vh0I0 QDtabliohment he's been
gooovaled and arranged Tor The con-
vsaissee q gueses, and will b run
- ~ best style q TIE art. New
bodD, nv furniture iact, every.
thing throaghout The house b new.
An ~ "a patrons and the public
eg0esnlly ~ invited 10 Give ne .
eall. PAUL DAVIS, Proprietor:
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Az q 81 tvpo metal, which b
Ha90n0ool 81 asaohioisls 70 b the
~ ~ s''a'' II '.'' '' ~; =
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0hip0eooD q 6ullloo Weso 006e
daring the pnse vssk, thsoagA ~
s0ss u the Rssi0e 4xpgso esmpaay
= lblDoW1s
Ansseoda, . bam, valoe1 e.. )ASol
Dosnsll, Clask I Lasahis. y
Ia., v.,ss1 a...................... sysss
AlIee, y aass, volosa ae......... 1ay1oo
Lsxinglso, II bam, vaDoedae.. 8, -
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ImDogonn1 - ~ L0ASoo.
Al s1aO.se II q sui1A 6sl0aas
aod wapo. s0slsely ~ sev)oA -.
eslvsa lib ~ - s8pssD. 8
~ L. Doan1D 1 Co.
A0V u = -.
Ths es0se = 0agni1ssatly gsasA.
-A00ot CoW6Gv.
Tho ou0ee 1h6oth.-Nou I6ekA-
Ths vhhhay = ~ allhe % bsth
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
The journal for the Campaign.

In compliance with numerous requests we
have decided to make special rates for Subscrib-
ers to the Republican Journal for the coming
political campaign. The paper will be sent a.
follows. one copy to each address that may be
forwarded to us,-FROM JUNE 10 TO SEPT. II.
INCLUSIVE, FOR THIRTY CENTS. The cash
must in all eases accompany orders. Friends
of the paper, and of the Republican cause, are
requested to aid in extending the circulation of
the campaign Journal.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Echoes from the Convention

\ Gorham despatch concerning the rejoicing
over the nomination of Col. Robbie ~ the Re
publican candidate for Governor says: No one
has done more than he to advance the interests
of this town, and all our citizens. without dis
tinction of party. can but rejoice i'll the meritrd
honor that has been conferred upon him.
Lewis \. Barker. ESD. telegraphrd Mr.
Bouele from Chicago: .Accrpt my congratl!-
lations. Eurrah for Robe and the entire ticket"
Tuesday evening, 18th inst. large body Of
Republicans escorted by Chambers band, went
to the house of Mr.. Barker. Portland, where
Colonel Robe Was staying and rendered Il
serenade to him. Speeches We're made by
Colonel Robe and Hon. Seth l.. Milliken. Col.
f. n. Dow was subsequently visited in the
same manner. lie made very happy speech.
Mayor Libby was not at home but his house
was illuminated when the procession halted in
front of it.
1t was a matter of universal remark that the
immense Republican convention of Tuesday
accomplished its work with wonderful prompt
ness and orderly procedure, and the utmost
credit is awarded to Senator Hale for the abili-
ty he displayed as presiding officer. Much
commendaion is also due to the careful and
systematic arrangements made in advance by
Hon. Fred n. Dow. Secretary of the State
Committee. by which the delegates We're pro-
vided with tickets and reserved seats 50 ar
ranged as to keep town and county delegations
together This greatly facilitated the voting
and all the arrangements We're excellent. Ban
Hon. w. W. Thomas received. at the State
Convention, the graceful compliment of the
hearty support Of a large majority of his city,
county, and Of the adjoining counties in his
section of the State. His supporters We're
Jealous and enthusiastic; and he may we'll be
proud of their Partially. With the endorse
ments of nearly six hundred delegates in the
state Convention, it is morally certain that if
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Bad for Laid.

The complimentary notice of Representative
ladd which we copied, by request, from the
Boston Herald, and which gave him much credit
for his part in securing the passage of the Gen
eva award bill, proves a real boomerang, and
the Doctor must wish most heartily that his
friends political would be pleased to let him
alone The publication of that puff has
brought cut the fact indsputaby that DR.. Ladd
took no part in that discussion. but, on the con-
trary, was here in Maine when the subject was
under consideration and the vote taken. The
speech printed in the Congressional Record.
purporting to have been delivered in the House
by him was never in fact delivered but was
printed as many speeches are under leave of the
House obtained by a friend while the Doctor
was at his home in Bangor. Whether it was
the influence of that undelivered speech which
caused the House TO give the award bin pas
sage before the speech was in fact printed our
readers must judge. Bath Times.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

mackerel, the FREELY having put in an appearance.
sch. Maud Briggs thirteen days from Turks Is
land, arrived at Belfast last week, with 900 bush
els Of salt for Swan & Sibley Bros
The annual temperance camp meeting will be held
at Lake Maranocook on Saturday and Sunday, July
29th and 30th. Further particulars will he given
hereafter.
Nathaniel Shaw, Of Belfast, while walking in the
road at East Belmont, on Sunday, stepped upon a
rolling stone which threw him to the ground The
right fore leg broken in the fall.
Frances f. Ciuey. Of Brooks, on Friday forward
ed to NJ. p. Woodcock, in this city, young eagle,
taken from IL nest The proud bird of freedom is
about three weeks old. Charley Quimby il now its
posscssor
The Camden Hcruld says that il satisfactory an
engagements can be made for water power, it is
quite probable that Di"key, Brown 4 Morse, of
>earsmont, will move to that town and engage in
the manufacture Of doors, sash and blinds.
Belfast has furnished tut two Congressman for
the National House eff Representatives Hon. Hugh
J. Anderson, who was 4 member Of the 18th and
10Th Congresses amt Hon. Nehemiah Abnott, who
wa~ A member Of the 35th Congress. Hon = l..
Milliken will be the next one
ship lyanhoe, Capt. J. X. HERMAN, Of Belfast,
at Rio Janeiro bound for the Pacific coast. will
probably make the passage Via Cape NJ GOOD Hope
and Australia instead ot via Cane Horn. several
vessels have made The former passage in bettcrtime
than the latter, although the distance is much greater
\ family in thi. city were startled at $50 o'clock
L. VI. on saturday BY hearing the front door bell
ring The Of the house, partially dressed crrpt
.l-4,l ti,IN
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Wilt 10 Nb ttlltl 10 me ttftallN Sttlttll dltSl
disgrace. 60 back for minute Take the 20
years the Republican party ruled in Maine.
Who complains: Who dareS assert that the Re
publican party. having full control of the gov
erning and legislative branches. ever inflicted
wrong upon any citizen of this state: Ever took
from him his ballot. which he cast. OF 10 count
it other than in the way he cast it, Not Il
human being Who complains that the free
schools did not prosper in that quarter of cen
fury: W no complains that agriculture and man.
utacturc> were not encouraged. far as the
state could encourage them. Take the next
four years. Is there
4 CONTRAST. GENTLEMEN:
Why. the very first two wears there was an
attempt to OVerturn this republic and DESTROY
il. You east your ballots. elected men for the
Legislature. and the new party which had con-
troll declared that Your ballots should not he
counted. What il a republic: 4 government
of the people. How: BY the ballot. and only
by the ballot; and the moment YOU make a
ballot say what the man who cast il intended il
should not say. YOU have no longer a republic.
Il is gone. The very first attempt made by the
party that came into power was to destroy the
republic, and take away all power from the
ballot. and the supreme court of the state OF
Maine, in decision which ought to give them
an immortality OF fame. saved YOUR state from
anarchy, II may be. from war. What next
When the head of that party-Wrll. | don't
know OF what party-accCr riding to the letter to
Dear sam" il is the head OF the Grecnback
party, according 10 the Democrats. it is the
head of the Democratic party. and accord
ing ~ Republicans. it j. Republican in
everything but name, that is a> am informed.
but that gcntl' man. The very first lime lie GOT
an opportunity. attempted 10 strike down this
judiciary because it saved hi, stale from
anarchy and war. Now in lhe name of dee, mt.
common sense i there NOT a contrast brtWccn
The then and me NOW. which ought to settle the
question 1T Who shah control The political
affairs Of The state Of Maine tor The mex;
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Nordhotf, journalist and author. The town lots
will not be set off; they will be Nordholi
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

1t is proposed TO have reunion OF the retail
grocers of Maine at Portland soon, and form an
association. Such Il society is bound 10 grow,
Sir
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK ROBE.
OF GORHAM.
OF GORHAM.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS.
THOMAS B. REED. Portland
NELSON DINGLEY, Jr....... of Lewiston.
CHARLES A. BOUTELLE. ... of Bangor
SETH L. MIIIIKEN. of Belfast