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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

a-tet op4E "a f. & a. VI meets arst and
T '7iaFdaN 10 ,ach m.nth At =. M. in Budd
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Persons wishing to send THE HERALD away
are informed that the postage on single copy 1
one eenttoany part ofthe United States. Canada,
or any 0fthe countries Of Europe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

Agen;-R. BUGGINs, Mt. Ida. Grant Co.
Wis, Notary Public aud Conveyancer. Colles
tions q ~necialty.
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igent-R s MORSE. Beeiown. Genera
Collecting Agept, Notary Public and INSURANCE
Agent Business promptly attended to.
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GERMAN EvANGgLIcAL nHunoH. Madison ST
sunday School Q AN Services l0AM Singing
school r. ~
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Parties wishing their papers discontinued 81
expiration Of year must netify this Ofice, as all
0apers are sent until paid and ordered stopped
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GERMAN PREsBYTERtAN CHURCH. Rev. !
Ringold. Pastor Services every other SUNDAY
sabbath School every sabbath at ii a. NJ. Social
Meeting Wednesday evenings.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

Rnteredatthe Post Oficc, in Lancaster Wis. ,as
secondclass matter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

tKAST CHAPTER Regular convocation second
al fourth Tuesday ~ each month at p. M, in
&udd block
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

Mississippi VALLEY Lopez |. 0 0 F. Meets
cry Wednesday At 7:3Ap 10. in Odd Fellows
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HYpE's 0rERA HoUss Corner Madison and
Cherry streets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

attorney. j. ARTHUR, Lancaster
Wis. Attoruey aud Notary Public. REAL EsTATI
and Insurance agent Notes, mortgages. am
land bought aud sold Loans negotiated. Pat
eufs obtained. Collections a specially. Office
over NcCov's store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

AttorneyS-CARTER 4 CLEARY, Atfn'
news al taw Plattevile Grant 90. Wsconst,
Practice Ia al the courts Of the state. Ofilceov,
Hodges e NcCaru's Rank.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
etFl GlIBE

- - Abbs
4-rst oD4EA F Al VI meets arst ant
q ,tiHFsiaN ~ 'achm.uth At =. M. in BudC
isck
5HAvr CHATTER Regular convention SECOND
al fourth Tuesday u each month at P. M, in
indd block
Mississippi VALLEY Lopez l. 0 Q F. Meets
9an Maple street
4AsoA~Ter LopaE |. Q. 9 T. Meets every
nesdayai o. N in l'ndd block. Madison street
LANCASTER COUNCIL r. T. Meets first Thurs
ay of"acb month in Bndd block. Madison street
FIDELITY .oDeE 40. Z. W. Meet first and
hird Mondays Of each month in Budd block
dadfsOU street
sylvan CAMP. NJ W or A. Meets LIST and Sd
fridays Of each mouth n Bndd Block, Madison
trret
Tog COX Posi- 0. ~. G A. r. Meets every
secnnd ard fourth SATURDAY. nights OF each month
IN Bndd Block Madison street
cosenEeArnNAI cHraon Corner Madison
md Cherry streets. Services at 1890 a. m. and
p N sunday.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHUBcH. Corner Mon.
re and Cherry streets Services 1870 a m. and
~ sunday.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH CornerJeGerson and Cher
y streets. Services at 10 40 a. m. and p. m.
unday
cry Library Gourt house Open wednes
lay afternoon aud saturday afternoon and even
NJ
PR"rrsTAvT EriscorAr carecH Corner LET
trr1@nAndn ak -treet- Services at ~: % a. m.
fnd .. ~ sunday
aYpE'~ orsnA Houss. Corner Madison and
GERMAN Ev,vagucAI oHrnou Madison ST
Sunday School . Al Services l0A.a Singing
.choo r. 81.
dEHNAN PREsRYTERlAN CHrRcH., Rev : A
sabbath School every sabbath at II a. NJ. Social
Meeting Wednesday evenings.
- cassvELLE. .......
Agent H. G. SNEcLODE, Cassville
Wis Notary Public Convevancer and Fire IN
.nfance Agent Collections promptly attendedto
oo--o-o--~os.-1eetSSso = ; =
Dactar- L STRONG. Lancaster. Wis
rnnsin Physician and surgeon Office owe,
iiaetor-A r. BARBER. Lancaster. Wis
7ice over Gibbs Rarber shop. Honrs In a. NJ
D0c;or-S. + HAsSELL. NJ d. Off"
a. Sfonr,S tIa-sclrs Drugstore Lancaster Wis
Attorneys CLARK & MILLS, Lancaster
WISCONSIN Attorneys ~ law ONCE over tn
oatofce IN Clark's block.
Attorneys Oar AND Lowry Attorney
1t .aw--ofice over Thomas and Orton's stor,
east side ~ Cont House square
Attorney HERMAN BUCHNER. LancaS
ter Wisconsin Attorney and Counselor nj Law
Practices in vi state Cnnrts Special attention
t. business before the Probate Court. Agent foi
the Anchor aud North German Lloyd Steamers
Office In Ivey & Wehh's building
ttfGrueys BUSHNELL AND WATKINS
Attorneys and C0unselors al Law. Gen
,ra Collection and Land AGENTS Practice in al
he state aud United states Courts. Office II
Lancaster. Wis
ttt0rney-L. j. ARTHUR, Lancaster
Wis. Attorney aud Notary Public REAL EsTATI
and Insurance agent Notes, mortgages, am
land bought aud sold Loans negotiated. Pat
eufs Obtained. Collections a specially. Ohic,
over NcCOv's store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

PROTESTANT EPac0PAI CauRcH Corner JET
fer-"n and OAK streets. Services at 1910 q. m.
nd D. ~ SUNDAY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

)FPIcE First Floor Rudd Block Madison eet
Lapcnster Wis
w.trvv C~s WV, p. er.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
THE HERALD

THE HERALD
One Year. paid In advance. ................Si.to
When not paid in advance .................. aOo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

Attorneys -ORR AND Lowry Attorney
1t ..aw--ofice over Thomas and Orton's stor,
east side " Cont House square.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19
CassvELLE
LAMA >geEEk

Attorneys CLARK & MILLS, Lancaster
WISCONSIN Attorneys ~ law once over tn
ost0ffcp IN Clarks block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

CosGREsArInNAL CHpacH Corner Madison
md Gherr, streets. Services at 1890 a. m. and
p. sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

lANcAsTER LoDGE l. o. q T. Meets every
nesdayai o. N in i'ndd block. Madison street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

->->->-~.~~--~~o-~-~-o~o~ ~~@~0~-o~~--~~~~~o~~
ltiarneyS-A. W. u w +. BELL, A.
sorney- az Law. Plafteville. Wis Also Gener
gnllcctiug Agents 0Aice In Washhurn 81 Bro
Block Main street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH. Corner None
re aud Cherry streets Services 80 m. and
y IN sunday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

FtDELfTy '.oDsE 40 e. W. Meet FIRST and
iird Mondays Of each month in Budd block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

cry LIBRARY. tourf honse Open Wednes
lay afternoon aud saturday afternoon and even
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

Tog Cox PosT. o.13' g A. r. Meets every
second ard fourh saturday nights or each mouth
in Budd Block Madison street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

photographer B. VAN DE WALL
Photographer. Gallery two doors west of Post
Office Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

LANCASTER COUNCIL r. r. Meets first Thurs
sy 81 each month in Bndd block. Madison street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

sylvan CAMP. M w or A Meets LIST and Sd
rdays Of each month IN Bndd Block, Madison
ppf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-01-19

CATHOLIC CHuRcB CornerJeIerson and Cher
y streets. Services at 1890 a. m. and 8 p. m.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
Fish and Fishing.

salmon are making their appearance IN the Ma
chias river and several were recently taken there
They were plentiful thirty years ago.
Brook and salmon trout 10 the number of 5ll
900, have been introduced into upward of forty
streams in the Adirondack+ during the past season
y sturgeon weighing 30 pounds, w;s killed by Il
steamers paddles on the kcnnrbccriycr last week
Sturgeon used to be quite plenty in the rcuol-cot
but lately there seems to be mach smaller ANN.
Der.
The work of packing -ardincs in the factories
about Eastport has been almost entirely suspended
for the past two weeks, and the same may he said
of all the factories along shore. The goods are
low in the Western markets and it is thought bet.
ter to suspend packing operations for 4 timc, Us
sardnc herring are somewhat scarce.
The following fish story comes from Hoo,hbav.
capt. Newall, Of southport, VINO wa ont On Mon.
day with a sailing party, discovered i little Ills
lance from Captain A. W. tiray's wharf the hig
fin of an ocean sun-iish. He speedily IT. lisfcrretl
himself to Il boat and in il little time caught
the fellow by his nose, with his boat hook. The
skin was so tough he could not penetrate it and after
Il hasty fight the fish escaped. lie WAS probably
six hundred pounds in weight. This fish is pcclt-
liar, in being little but head and two immense
fins about where the neck shnult he, and tho most
of the body is wanting. They lloat lazil on tie
surface, and take the name from b;tSking iii the
sun. Their food is Jelly iish, so abundant On this
coast. The livcrs are very large AMI yield large
quantity Of - which commands high price a. Il
remedy for Sll:inS and burns.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
Acknowledgements.

Alr. Haiph NJ Perry Of the West Hotel, has sent
lis the dinner bill of fare ON the ih anniversary Of
the opening Of that splendid establishment, and a
copy of The Daily Graphic containing illustrations
Of the principal buildings i'll Minneapolis .....We
are indebted to Hon. G. \. Boutellc for copy OF
the Aill- bill to Hon. :. l.. Milliken for copy of
senator lI"ars speech ON the fishery treaty, and to
T.. {. Jordan, {. T., of Portland, for pamphlet
ON methods uf >cWcliHg cities, towns. etc.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
The Lawn Party of the W. c. 7. T..

The ''outing" of the w. G. I. L.. the 'iospitablc
farm house of Mr.. and Mrs. III. W. Pitcher last
Wednesday was !; complete success in every re-
spect. The day was simply perfect, the drive out
was delightful, the face of nature appearing as if
freshly washed with Pears soap) after the rain
of the two days previous and the cheerful, hearty
welcome of the host and hostess served to put us
all at our best The covered platform in the beau
tifu grove opposite the house, was prel.iy decor
ated with branches of beech and birch and ferns,
and vases of flowers upon the tables. The after.
noon was pleasantly spent in social conversation,
eating cherries just picked from the trees singing
NC, &c. The bountiful supper was enjoyed by
the thirty guests. who did ample justice to the re-
women can cook to perfection, as well as work for
God, and home, and native land" A. A. H.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

A correspondent of the New York Mail and
Express, who recently made trip Oh coast
ing vessel from Maine to Southern waters,
says:
have talked with these captains about the
effect Of free trade on what is left OF our Amer
lean shipping. Said one: "Why, Nova Scotia
can build cheap ships of spruce, man them as
cheap, feed the crew on potatoes and drive out
even these coasters! And they would do So"
Mt such a cost. Why, to preserve the ancient
legend of the stars and stripes at the peak of
even lugger would be of some moral worth
These men say, in their own parance, "Givc
patriotism chance"
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
Mr.. BIaine's Welcome Home.

Mr. Blaine Is the man whom the people delight
to honor. lie will be received on his return to his
country by such demonstration as no King or
Kaiser is able to command in the Old World. And
the joyful welcome will be sincere and hearty.
The people of the United States will rebuke the
ganized bodies of voters from all parts of the coun-
try will be here the Sl instant testify their
admiration for Americas foremost citizen. New
York Tribune.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

The wool question is one that interests many
of our Waldo county farmers, and as wool has
declined cents pound since the Mills bill
came into existence the effect II it becomes
law may be readily seen. We haye an interest
ing letter on this subject from Hon. I. C. Lib
by, TO be published next week.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
MeSsrs. Ralmrnd 4 Whltcomb's Excursion I,
the Yellowstone National Park.

On Monday, August 20 and Monday, september
10, Two parties will leave Boston for visit to this
Vcritabc land of wonders, under the direction Of
MCSsrS. Raymond n WhltCumb, whose tours to the
I ellOWStone Park have proved 50 emlnently sue
cesstul. A generous allowance of time Is made,
thus enabling the parties to visit the various points
without the fatigue incident to more hurried Wis
ii. The parties will be limited in numbers, and in
charge of experienced conductors. Three parties
for Colorado and six excursions to eastern resorts
are also announced. Circulars descriptive of either
the yellow stone Park tours, the Colorado trips OF
the sin August excursions can he obtained of W.
StrnNI ti..-Inn.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

BrE>iINM. Mr., Aibcrtn Chandler has finished
haying ON high iaid, Nh, James ~uywarl linisho,
hay ing and is helping some Of Ill., townsmen get
their hay. Mr.. bradford Dodge put the Hast Of
his upland hay into the barn two weeks ago since
which he has been looking after the potatoes, Kill
ing the bugs Mr.. II. Is expecting company from
Boston HrNt weck..... Mrs. Juliana Munroc, OF
Camden, is 4 guest of Mr.. VIM. Weed and family
Miss sarah \. Heal is at home for Il few weeks
She is expecting go to ~tetson about Aug. 9th n
Il guest of Mrs. l.owcli.,... Miss Abhi" T.. Weed
and Miss Virginia >onilla Brown expect to- go Il
Rockaud ON Il Nieit to friends about the 18th Of
Au@ust.... Mrs II. Ii. Weed returned to Boston
last Monday and Mir. Wtcd will return Friday
night Aug. ,itl IA little son ur Jackson Dodge
was bitten day last week lay Il cross dog, and
the dog has not been killed 1t is thought that il
Mr., Dodge realized what may be the re- ult he
wouli have the animal killed .... afr. John Say
has been driving a team for the last few months
Mr.. Walter Eimuuls has sold his large colt to
his brother Ccphas. Arrivals at the Dodge
House, Mr.. Phillip Brandon and Mr.. Fellows both
Of Boston. Boston people think there is no place
like Wmnccook Lake tor fishing, and it seems
strange that some one ON The West shore does not
fit UP. for sumner boaldeis. The writer knows Of
thirty or more people in Boston who would have
come to Bunham this summer if there had been
accom- mo'lations. Every farmer from the head To
the foot of the lake could take from to four
boar.cis every summer at - per week, Just well
as not. Then they Could give the boartirrs some
thing to eat and make some money out of 1t. 49,.
The tuncra of Mrs. Eugene Young was held at the
Mount school house sunday. services by the Rev.
Toi,l;S ord.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
Belfast Free Library.
List of books added July 1881;

List of books added July 1881:
BIOGRAPHY.
Everett Edward, Memorial of..... ........ SIS 20
NJ. Observation-Disclosures. -. 49,. .. sl5 81
Lincoln, Levi, Memorial of............. sl3 "a
FICTION.
About, +. Story of an honest man.. ...... l25 30
Adde'S husband. INSTRUMENTATION. 137 %
Cummins, NJ S. Ell. Furei,lis. 242 26
Haunted Hearts. 242 p
=" Mabel Vaughn. 500. 80. 242 %
Cunningham, A. Lord Roit'an. ............ al Is
western life. Observation-Disclosures. a45
Harland, ii. The yoke of the Thorall...... 233
ic............. ........... ............. 236 81
King, +. The Golden Spike. 253 81
Lee, E. B. Parhenia; or, the last days of
Paganism NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 242 Ii
Lowell, r. 7. S. The New Priest in Concep-
Married for Fun. Observation-Disclosures. 225
Peard, f. NJ. Mother Motley. .......... IA
Pitrat, }. c. Paul and Julia or the Myster-
les of the Church of Romc... ...... -. l25 IL
Sewell, +: NJ. Gertrude.
Warden, F. At the Worlds Mercy......-... l43 8
Week away from time, ...,............... 24G IS
HISTORY.
Alabama Claims and their settlement 49,. 443 Is
Richie, l.. Romance of History. France, ". 437
LITERATURE.
Anstcr, j. Metrieal translation of t,uthe's
Ashby-sterry, j, Cucumber Chronicles. Lifts
Hurnand &c Happy, Thoughts, l225
" More Happy Thoughts. .. .l225 ,
Knowles J. :. Tales and Dramas; 2v..... lli2
PHILOSOPHY.
DvmGnds, j. ESSAYS on Morality ...........l0 i3 -
Iobrock, NJ. l.. How to strengthen the
Memory ....-.....,.... ............. ..l042
roETRh.
4 Prairie Ilyl................... 49,. ....l2l44
RELIGION.
Lnanning, w 4. Thoughts; selections from
writings DR.. Claiming. ........... ....... 1923 )
greenwood, +. W. L. sermons, .y....... Hop n
Moves G.. X. The New Testament; transat
ell from the Greek text of Iischcndorf. lob II
SOCIOLOGY.
Good TemnarS, Proceedings OF ;;;d session,
(lsSI) ....-...... MISREPRESENTATION. GAG
Maine Good 1em!lars Proceedings OF, 1855 GAG
Tost0l, l.. \. What to do....... ...... lUl1 IS
Coppec, II. Field Manual Courts Martial 1905
Bird, |, l.. >lN months in the sandwich Is
lill'iN 1lN ~
I;outou, J. i. Roundabout 10 Moscow. ja3 II
Troliarc, a. North AmcricH................ 1l3 u
I. :. ri BLIC uoCVMENrs.
Finance report, llSii .......-.. =. ........ p u.
Regulations of consular service. ......-....lo j>
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

The speakers at recent third-party meeting
i'll this State devoted themselves entirely to adj
vOcating free trade and defending the Mills
bill. Some of the hearers who went to listen
to addresses Oh temperance were Disguised.
But there is more free trade than temperance
in the third party movement, which has no 9TH
er excuse for being than to aid the Democratic
party,
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

There should he full attendance AZ the Re-
publican caucus in this city next Monday even
I'M. Let every Republican Who wants his par
ty TO succeed in the coming campaign start the
bail right by olccting Il clean set of delegates.
II Is time to Put stop to the carrying OF Re
publican e:tuctl>cs by hired Democratic votes.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

''liaying and the Maine Press excursion are
over. and now lets turn to and clean ont the
Democrats, remarked one of Cur active Young
Republicans the other day. The Almni>tra-
ton is meanwhile making the undertaking an
easy one by its trucking to Great Britain. its
free trade measures and IFS pension yetoe>.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER TIE STATE.
ALONG THE MAINE CENTRAL.

~, -.
~. H. ~ ~; '". ~ o.iNi II" ~ 10,
@ ,,i, y LII Woiu PAM! '" W 'l to''
"a, -! ii.i iit y i'>n'n-. )! d
NAY 10 snplleiiieh. lne leaai.iS matte ,
"oo " ic'i''l h'o's Won WI : 'i" No
w. ii'i stranger "oulu a'oui ,
~, "'i'l'e "'>ish> ~ t' ''Nei i''"he ''' "ooN
S"' ,',',, ,
rrof. Jordan. Of the orono Experiment
station has already large number Of mpor-
lam eNr4rilpput, iIuier way and the results
win soon he published The fertilizer examin-
atoms are nov romnlated and the bulletin will
be issued at once. Prof jordan i, eXperimen-
ting with The various breed, Of cows short
horns lIolStrins Ayreslirr. and IrrspvS An
interesting and ,1Iuahle SET of Mo EXPERIMENTS
are also under way. In field eIrcrimcnts they
have one hundred ami eighty Inherent varie-
Ties of uota1oe> Grain. etc.. under TEST and be-
tween fftv ana siytv rtats of ti,e different
grasses md foraUr ,,Iau,s are heiuu tried sem
araIc and distinct. Prof. Harvey i, Giving
pro,,e, attcution tn tIIr ertoluolo6ical d,l,art-
inelit. The Mae, i, hesjnujGt To show ,nmiS-
taka. ..tt5 ol al agricultural and Industrial
Institution,
,..,,,,.,.,.., ,.,-,.>.,,,,.
,...,
Tie dedication exercises OF the Fifth Maine
Association han at Peaks Island, August l>t,
Were music 10y III" i'orllah" Male !naFlrtie'
poem 10y Mrs.. Helen y Faek'rd report OF re-
rellt> ana fNltndIiur,>. and address by Nd
jutant Geo. W. Bickncl OF Lowell. Dinner
Wa served in Greenwood Garden at p. m;
followed L! the te"tIoii OF VlrGr> III Memorial
l'aII ~ T. H. NIn' a. 'lInt aug phi'
wrI' present. IONA i 'eh'h' t,l" III o"n' "a
XIV 'lu>' =. - 7'i'2 - IL ~ ti'iti. -
~ NoItoh aiH y. T. brown were 'he 'o'''''i't-
i'o o. aIIaii3'hieitN.
ihe thltt"ehfh annual reunion OF Inc iiS>1clt-
,Ioii f"ll'oren o. Tue veterans "l i'ie >'Nieehth
Hi''i'' 't-iic''S WI ~ MA" - IL" i>t"h' "i
"'"h'N'Aa Ai!i iH"'H"aN' -AuEu>t aiit .,
A!Iaii-eH' NJ lHNo "tei H'" u 'me ~: 'n'
IUiN' .'''''' : I'l'l''' hulill"''' " ''''N"c'"
''' one rare 4"l 'He F""n' Fii''
BEAIH OF HON. NLEN AMBER CAMPBELL.
Hon. Alexander ,a,n,brH. the last survivor
of The well known and ou, established lumber
firm of 4 t'an,l,nII Il co.. died AT ,h.rrytcld,
!uIy - II. wa> born Al t'herryiirld. March
ltL. I,aH. Mr.. ,aIuuhrIl WIS formerly a
Vii. and ba~ he,n IA artiAe and influential
p.mr1llir.r, .ii,pp ill.,, tnrm.tiun of In. nartv
lio h,. hcru pr4 min, nj in The lu},lic affairs of
hi, Town aid comfy and In, been EYnorrd lv
service H. STATE senator. DELEGATE To National
COM rHtiolr and I.lr.tor al Iar.e,. Oh the Pr.>i-
dental Ticket Mr. Campbell WAS for a ION.
time = member of tin. Board Of finishes of
tolhy I-rivrr>jty H. leaves 4 widow. four
sons and three. ushtr-,
DEATH "f HON l. = kiMfNI-
,i H. N,.i ,'t,. I, XIII Jbyir.
An. ,,r,1'i,,a. =, - a. o"",j y,.,i. mi II
KIN I'i0' Ii - =, a - tl ii.
i,.,a T. i;,; -, rn,,,;,, i,
~; H. '. ~ ,,I,i',|-..t ,,,.1,,i,,'r ~ tn,.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

CAMDEN. At the annual meeting Of the Camden
Wooden Company the old board Of directors was
reelected: ". q. Alden, President; q. W. Stone,
Treasurer; Fred X. Allen, Clerk, This company
has been engaged for some seven months in the
manufacture of ladies dress goods. The trcasur-
crs report showed good balance in favor of the
stockholders and it is generally believed the bust
ness will ultimately prove Il good Investment and
one of our most important insiustrieS..... The
Herald calls for reform in three particulars. 1t
says "1hcre are three things which have hitherto
disgraccd our village, against which there are
ample penalties of the law if enforced, which
ought to cease and they will be public bencfactors
who cause them to cease, namely liquor selling,
keeping open stores sunday and profane
swearing on our streets Our village government
and police can accomplish this if they will"......
The steam yacht Ibis, gen. J. G.. Lawrence, with
family and relatives arrived Monday evening They
LETT Boston saturday and touched at Gloucester
and Isle Of Shoals on shcir way to Bar llarbor.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

The Republicans of Bangor raised two CAM
paign flags and opened headquarters last Mon
day evening. Speeches We're made by :. w.
Matthews. Henry Lord. e. +. Littleiield, Dr.
ID. a. Robinson, A. +. WiswclI. Lewis Barker,
Hannibal lIamlin and Lewis A. Barker. The
Bangor band furnished music. The speeches
were spirited and able. and the Democratic
free trade measure. the Mills bill. was Gully
ventilated BY several of the speaker. The
people turned out en- mas>c and much enthusi-
aSm prevailed.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02

\ horse thief 1t Falmouth left his red BAH
lanna in the stall where the horse ought 10
have been. 1t should have had his name in The
corner.
The Republican journal., 1888-08-02
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Waldo county will meet in
convention at the Cc},tt HUuSe in HeifSf, ThUrS-
day, the Hh day ot .ingnst ncrf, at ten O'Clock in
tn forenoon. for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the following offices, viz. two senators,
sheriff Judge of Probate, Register of Probate,
County Attorney, County Commissioner and Coun-
ty Treasurer.
The basis of representation Will he rs follows:
Each town will be entitled to one delegate and an
additional delegate for each fifty votes fraction
If twenty five votes or more, cast for COY. Bod
well at the election in l>St
This basis entities the several towns to delegates
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