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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
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CEvENTH STREET VARIETIES.

ELEVENTH STREET VARIETIES.
y TIN BELOW WALNUT.
T. +. DOOLEf co. .............. .fRofRlkTORs
JOHN Y. CLhhhE.. .MANAdkh
L. j. .MUMANUS............. ..lhhAsukEk
A MAMMOTH SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
All the great favsrites In new acts.
Emerson and Clarf, Sam Coilyer, Archie White,
Ella Eslnond, Sallie Herman, Josie Sherry,
Dick Durand. Prof sam Hamilton.
asst ap ,earance Of the Wonderful Klngcade Family
(gymna. ts). al Annie and Andy Hughes.
EN1IRE NEW PR CRANE.
THE PEOPLES FAVORITE, DANNY CnLLYE ER,
In q pleasing entertainment with his father, the
only sam Colyer.
Monday March q9lh, first app a; ance Of Mr.. Pad
DIV Rooney, Irish charac'e er vocalist, late OF Tony
Denier's Humpty Dumpty Troupe, en- aged at the
largest salary ever paid to any pc former who has
appeared In Wllmins tor. mir2,-lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

u-DIAMOyD JEWKLRP a Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches is Sarat, solid gold rings.
ladies' and gents solid gold chains Jewery in every
variety, also clocks at prices TO suit the tnes at n
W. Bailys old established stand, No. 622 Market st.,
Phbdelnhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON, DEL, March 27, 1878.

WELLINGTON, DEL, MARCH Y, 1915.
1t has been subject Of concern to know
whether the interest due April lst, on the first
mortgage bonds of the Wilmington Reading
R. R. Co., would be met, rs heretofore. We are
informed to-day, by one of the officers Of the
Company that it will not be. We are not in
formed as to the reason for this default. The
first mortgage of the Wilmington & Reading
amounts to 81, 250,0O0.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
Boarding.

-
WANTED. "A CANVASSER FOR
w the City Directory. Apply at
marsI-lt. THIS OFFICE
ROARDlNG-TWO GENTLE EN CAN
- be accommodated with board IN private fam
iy al mar.4 80 $40 WEST HIGHTH ST.
BOARDING - FGRST-CLASS BOARD
- lNG-A new. clean house. hot and cold water
baths, In second third, and fourth stories,
Nj. 220 FRRN II STREET
Charges. s4.5o per week Must bring good rfcom
y endations. als-lm
ROAhDlNG FOR GENTLEMEN.
- apply JanY.tf sl2 KING.
ISOA X ING WITH DESIRABLr
, rooms ri lyT II sal WEST ST
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
Mantrd.

NANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WO-
w man Ac iuaii ted with light hOus work, ard
who desires quiet and pleasant home In smi II
family. Good reference reqr red. Address
inar2l-3 24I. CHI STER, PA.
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN OF
w large experience in different kinds of mer-
camille business. situation where the employer and
emo Dyed will he rad. Could furnish some capital
" desired Address BUSINESS.
marl2-tf This ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
Rfrards.

EWARD. LOST ON THE 25TH, A
III large fu glove, between 4th and French and
9Th and West Please return to
mar 6th,tf I 7ANDs E. FOURTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
for &AI&.

DOR SALE A GOOD PURCHASE
Money Mortgage for $1,000 II applied for prompt
'mar27-lt Real Estate Mortgage Exchange.
CTORE FIXTURES FOR SALF.-sO
- feet first class shelviDg eo feet first class
'Si maiao,ti IaSti . "'' 'l'e JOHN WAINWRIGHT.
FOR SALE. : BROWN LEGHORN
u eggs for Matching. setting 500 Msrrant'd
marq4-tf Hardware store, 42a Market street
DROPERTY FOR SALE = ON MAR
l. ket street Causeway, between and Street,
(four miuu es walk from Front and Market street,
$50 feet frapt. 3s9 feet deep improvements are I:
main uildlng, one story frame isO 80 with story
frame L,ooxiO droning on the causeway,) and 2sto
ry brick. (adjoining back Of main bu ii nR,l s0xS0;
story fame ONCE. 24xi2, (ironti the cause
WA In the back porto, OF the lot are one-story
frame, ieox2o two sto frame stable, 2oX9' and
bu ding Is now u ed as carriage factory, and is
fitted up with seam power circular and jig SAWS,
DO and steam heating pi p. Price moderate. Terms
,,'f'' -" w. p '''' - j. NJ. PusEY.
marie-tf lii6 King street
no r SALN-THE THREE STORY
L Brick House, No. 500 West Street. Price low.
Terms Easy. Apply on the premisas 8 or 70
marl1tf N. w. CDR. I,h and Market SITS.
LTOR SALE Two HUNDRED AND
Queen Anne and Kent County Railroad, known as
as mins Forest miles from coNs station For
1874 North Delaware avenue,
marl21meod Phlladelphia.
LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = A
IL snug little farm OF acres, for sale or ex-
change, with good buildings, in Min Greek Hundred,
miles from CITY, VIII be sold q bargain. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Almond Building.
marl2h Corner Sth and Market Streets.
E R SAW = PERSONS WANTING
Il first-clas III rengs are invited to look at houses
Nos. b15 eli West street, and 405 West Seventh
Street, as they will be sold very cheap.
SAMU 81 MCCLARY, JR.,
mari ,2tmar3,tfeod 44 West Seventh Street
FOR SALE
100 ebls. fine Old Rye whskey.
90 Bourbon "
10 New Eng and hum.
10 4" Apple Brandy.
Old Irish and Scotch Whiskey.
Wholesale or retail by
FRANCIS KELLEY,
novi4-ly ios Market Street
AsOR SALE OR RENT = HOUSE NO.
900 Delaware Avenue, with ali the modern i'm
provemeDtA, with a splendid stable on rear OF lot
Terms OF sale easy. For ent from one to three
Sears Apply to
NJ M. CHILD CO.,
No. W. 7th Street.
Jan4-2tawu Wilmington Del.
NOR SALE = ONE DUMP WAGON
l. and two carts all in good condition. Address
GEORGE d. KELLEY,
augo-n Wilmington, Del.
L'OR SALE-A THhEE-STOKY BRICK
L. house, No. +0s West sth st. Apply to
octl2-u W. ii. GREGG, on the premises
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

:T-Seeds. Garden seeds, all kinds fr, sh stock
lowmans, 2nd and KING streets. mar23 II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
CARD TO TIRE PUBLIC

( SARD TO TIRE PUBLIC.
oFplCB or
wouLLBY VAN TRUMPs
INSURANCE AGENCY,
fltR. MARIN9, LIFE, ACCIDENTi
No. JouRN Al BUILDING ADJOINING TAR
CITY EALL,
%LafsoTON. DELAWARE
We are tho
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF TIE OI. rs,
LhfGkST AND BEST KNOWN CUNPA.
MES IN THE WORLD,
uAvIHG
CASH ASSETS OF OVER. ..........{ltp, ,O0O, ,cOn.
We insure all kinds OF property within the state
anu adjoining counties. Dwellings and Farm Pro-
perty taken al very low rates.
we make specially of taking entire charge OF
our customers business. thereby relieving them OF
mucn trouhe and expense and settle all losses
rhoafILf AND LITERALLY, without extra charge
OneTlhg oar past record ~ guarantee for the
future, we confidently assert II will be to your in
terest 10 call on ub and examine our list of Compe-
MES IN all departments before nsuring or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECrED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES.
communications by mail will receive immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements for the pstroIl-
hse We nave enjoyed and soliciting a continuance,
we remain, very respectfully,
JAMES wooLLEY. X. A. VAN TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
The Temperature, To-day.
Legislative Proceedings.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oPFioE.
AT s A. M, II All p. M, 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

ev- Fone.i's Lace Shoes from si5e up and wo
mems button shoes from s2.'5, at Pretty mans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
CITY tTE M S.

81 Boots ard Shoes al prices to sui, the times, Al
pIettymans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

BB-M Mens Winter Boots from s2.I5 up, and Mems
ualf Boots from 1850 up, al Prettynans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

pANK5 AND BANKERS ARE INVIT-
ID ed to direct ihe'r orders for printing to this
ONCE, eguarantee satisfaction as TO prices and
quality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
Aufttnu SaIss.
THOMAS NJ. CGLE
AuCTlvss.i

NNHOMAS NJ. CGLE
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE TOWN OF NEW CASTLE.
:, ~ vlrtue OF the authority conferred Oh the una
signed as executors OF the last Will and les aneni
ol Mrs. Mary B. Copper, late OF the said tow ~,
New Castle deceased, will be sold at public saI. e w
the premises, "'e oh
ON SATURDAY, the 81 day of April
ut l2 O'clock noon
Al that lot situated In sail town at thu corner =,
Deaware aud Pearl streets, with larg. b lrk mar,
sion house, stable and other udings therann erat
ca, late the residence OF the sal Mrs. MARY IA
Gonptr. Also the un ivlded one-third OF the III a
vine street, with dwel Ing house thereon or % c,m W
and Of the vacant lot adjoining the above esc,Ihsl
premises aud premises VI Giles Lambson ~ ueu @
NAMING TWO thrds ol the last mentioned ots nj Ia
sold the came tine and place by the uniersipneG
HI agents. 9's"eu
pllcalon to the unders gned, or 10 George Or !
Esq tn 'ir attorney, at New "a te, Del or to.J i
Taggart, OF the same plac
JAMES d. GROOM.
,,,,a.., =, JAMES b. YOUNG
% i.,,n,s ~ VI. , elt, Alu.lonecr. Executors
PUBLIC eALE
Nom k1N,s ATLANTIC HOTEL.
CAPE MAY Nd,
is alto rutd until FRIDAY, Aprl . 1877 ats IL
M. on ihe premises. For particulars q e Phh3e
phla Erening Bulletin, or address at Cane MAY
mar21, ,29-apr JOHN MCMAKiN
House open all the year
( CARRIAGE AND HARNESS BAZAAR
j. 4 w. MERRICK,
WILL HAVE THEIR FIRST PUBLIC sAIEoF
CARRIAGES. HARNESS AND HORSES.
& 49, asg
at Their Carriage and Harness Baz a.,
NJ nan
DELAWARE, ~
WEDNESDAY MORNIN G, APRIL IA 1874
AT TEN U'ClOCh,
our public SAL Will he con inued and held eycry
Wednesday and Saturday morn ny at 10 o'clock
comprising nearly Two Humid ed carr en- wei
ST. cted good as Ortnent and OF various kirds nnd
OF the beft mat ufacurts OF ty and el-ew, ere
with large as -ortment OF Single aud Doube hat,
ness, and some Thirty Head OF Good Horses
Through the large experience OF the sen,ur memher
or the nrm In the carriage manufac ure, together
with bu ing everything for cash, they are enabled
10 Sell at the most reasona lie prices and give sails
faction In every transaction Ne will co st ,n,ly
Keep the latest and most fashionable ttyles in our
stock Always on hand afPe a sorime'it OF Car
rlages and Harness at uriva SAFE or exchange fr
second hand woIk. Wewil at ary lime buy or al
vance cash on Carriages, Harness. etc., or sell On
commission. Consgnments solicited.
Jan9-u j n W. MERRICK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

X, BRlNGHURST " Co,
Cor SIXTH and MARKET ST.
Oncr nne assortment OF line goods
comprising In part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers.
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands,
Cut Glasst 0gue Butties
!laln Cotgl,c Bottles,
Cologne Toilet sets,
travelling Cups In Russia leather.
Hand and Toilet Mirrors
Fnest FIR, nch Hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes
Finest American Hair brushes,
(ln ivory, bulalI, ,lnaid, Rosewood satinwoud sc.l
Tortise-shell Dressing Combs,
ivory Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs
lndla-rubber Dressing COinbs
Dressing Cases.
smelling Bottles,
frencn, English and American Extracts
uor Tie Landkerchef)
hetliea al extensive variety of Foreign and Amer-
can Cologlies, II iiet Soaps, Cosmetics, Sachet
fuwuers, Cloth, Hat, Nail and Tooth
Brushes, &c., comprising one OF the largest
assortnents OF FINE TOILET
GuODS, ever offered in this city,
E. BltlNGHURSF X CO.,
APOTuRCARIRs,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
Hnttres.

NOTICE.-FUNERA NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices to secure insertion In
the COMMERCIAL must i,gdrtably be paid for in ad-
paaee. apr4-i COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
NOTlCE-AS THE SEA-ON HAS AR
~ rived for renovating and heautfyng homes
for the coming summer, and ~ Paintluy, Grainlpu
an Glazing con'rbute an important part In Id ng
trther atrdctiveness lake great pleasure In aga
presenting my card TO my many friends give my
personal attention and suDergiscn to all work com
ini'ted 10 my care: thereto e. persons tayorinf me
with their orders can rely on having their work done
promptly, with the best material in the very best
workmanike manner, AMI on rsasosabe terms
Shop seventh and Shipley streets,
mar25.ti JAS. FRANCE.
NJ lCk-AIECHAN LOAN AS5O-
~ citation, Fl tn Series, 800 shares In the Fifth
Series VI this association are now for sale. First
payment TO be made the econd Tuesday In Nay.
Appy to w j. MORROW, Sec.
mar2t II No. All French 'treet.
NOTlCE.-OFFiCE OF iHE SEURE-
~ larry Board Of Public Education, Wilmington Ii
Del, March 22d, 1875.
An election for members of the Boa-d OF Public
Education, OF the City of Wilmington viii be- held
SATURDAY, April Sd. 1915,
in each of the wards OF the CITY
Polls open at O'Clock p H.. closing at I O'Clock
p. m.
The members to be elected, and the places fol-
hold ng the election are as fnows
First " Nard-ODe member for three wears Polls
school house in Second street near Washington
Second Msrd-one mem6er for years Polls
tetpn House, at Second and Walnut streets
Third Ward-One mrnner for 3 years.-Pulls
cor of Fifth and range streets, AT Jacob Hauser s
Fourth Nard-One member for yearJ and one
member for year. Po ls, city Hall, Market s'r.et
Fifth WSrd-one member for three years and one
member for one year.
Lafayette Hotel, c7rner Ninth and Shipley streets
sixth Ward-one member for tive. years Polls
Edward Fent0ns, corner seventh and Walnut
streets.
Seventh Ward-One member fnr three ye rs and
one member FOR two years. Polls vt No 2 Schoo
House, Eleventh anu Washington streets
Nirtf-tllp lt1prf fn-s t,..tr
at corner OF Fourteenth AMI King reefs
Nlnth warf.-One ne'rber for three yea s. Polls
e'ld Academy, NuAdever Avenue beow Market
street
Ttnth Ward-ono member for three years. Po'is
school house No. 10, corner Elm a. Adams streets
WIN. II CLOWA' d,
Secretary Board Pubic Educatlon,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

/ 1T II A r Y S iCIETIES ISSUING
week or monthly papers are invited to avail
themselves OF GU facilities for neat work at prices
slightly above cost of production, at the CONNER
cAL sTEAA POWER PAINTING Rooxs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
BY SPECIAL INV TaTiOs.
MR.. ANN ELIZA YOUNG.
NINTT FNTH WIFE OF BRIIEAM YOUNG,
VII deliver her lee ure, entitled,
MY LIFE IN NDAGE
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL srn, AT $ O'CLOCK.
"There Is nothing sensational nor Objectionable
either In her lectures or method Everywhere the re-
ligious class rally round her, while curiosity draws
crowts. end those who "come TO SCOT remain to
pray" She has the iorsement of the highest of-
cias In the land, including the President and Vice
President, while the great Metho list church, OF
which she Is member. supports her with all its In
nuence and organs '-Eardct from a private letter.
RESERVED SBATS...... SO Cents.
day morning, April l.t mar2T, 80, ,3i-s,1,o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
EASTER ATTRACTION
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH qsru
One Night on'y
MRS HARRIET BEECuER STOVES
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"
WITH 1HE BEST CAST IN AMERICA.
Sam 8. Sanford as "Tncla Tom"
Nelly Pennoyer as " Eva"
julie Reed as "1opsy,"
J. W. Wallace as " Lagree."
Together with some now performing at Eleventh
street Opera House, Philadelphia.
Admission 81 and 70 cents. Reserved aests IS
cents, which can be had at Book stores
mar25 1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
MILMlNGTON AUCTION
noUsEFURNIsnING GOODS STORE,

At NO 3l4 King street, second d or below FOnrth
street, where there may be found general aSsOrt-
ment OF China Queensware, t,ass, ami Fixtures
brushes, basktts table and pocket CUTLERY spoO ls
etc. Also, gentlemen furnishing goods etc. Store
open I'll O'Clock IN the evening. Ladies' re nvitei
10 call aud examine our stock and prices before Ilr
chasing elsewhere Liberal dis cunt made to dt al
ers. Having also taken out Auc.ioueer's license
ofer my services TO call sales Of Real Estate snl
personal property, 10th In he city and country
Sales ut private residences solicited, sa iAfactlon
guaranteed. All goods sold PAID for within trree
DAYS from sale. Public sale at store room On Tues
day, Friday and aurtiay evenings
feo2-5m X. q. FHAId, AuctiGnepr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

ANN ELIzAs LECTURE il
made elsewhere, that Mrs. Young has accepted
the invitation TO lecture in this city on the 9th
of April She has been meeting with great suc.
cess in all the large cities, in evidence OF which
we print the following letter which explains it,
self
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

niarl5-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

Specially Reported for Tue Commercial.
DovEs. March &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

NJ lCk-AIECHAN LOAN AS5O-
~ citation, ri tn Series, 800 shares In the Fifth
Series VI this association are now for sale. First
payment 10 be made the econd Tuesday In Nay.
Appy to w j. MORROW, Sec
mar2t II No, All French tire ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

rF Large Fall and Winter stock OF Boots and
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store i2l
Market Street, Third door below Second
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

McGREGoR would give half his interes,
in soap mine If he could rub out his
hard money record. But he can't, and
it stares him in the face. 1t won't down
-Rtpostfoy,
And would not the radical Grant lead.
ers give an Emma mine or two to get rid
Of their record of wholesale legalized
robbery Did they not enact illegal ten,
ders? p Did they not enact the 2,o7t
National Banks f? Is not their resump,
ton to abolish the 382 millions of green
backs and establish more National barks
which the Government will supply with
currency gratis! Is not the whole scheme
OF forced resumption to increase the bur.
dens of the people and put more mil.
lions into the Golfers of the moneyed
power2
Democrats say if we are to have paper
money let the Government issue it di'
rect and not give it gratis to National
banks 10 loan out and speculate on
We would relieve the burdens of the
people and encourage trade, business
and labor. The people are "soaping
the Grant radical party, as witness
California and Maine and soon also
Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
CANTON, OHIO, SEPTEMBER %. 1875.

w r, DAY, Esq of this town spoke
to the Hayes radical club in the Opera
House last Monday evening. Mr.. Day
declined graphing with Bill Geghan,
had not much objection to the law, and
then at once, grappled with Bishop Nc
Quaid Of Rochester, N. Y, and the Pope
and the Catholic church, charging them
with a deep laid plot to divide the Public
School fund and break down. or up. the
public schools Of Ohio. This bugaboo
OF the young gentleman occupied his un:
divided attention for some time. He
did not, however. attempt to connect the
Democratic party with his radical buga-
boo.-did not quote fromi a Democratic
speaker. nor Democratic journal. nor
Democratic platform, nor Democrat.
ic Legislature or member thereof, a sin
gle utterance against the Public School
system. or anything advocating divis-
ion Of the school fund among the relig-
ious denominations Of the State.
This shilly-shally twaddle Of the radi-
Cal stumpers should be sickening to
babes.
We did not hear Mr.. Day. .on the hard
money business, but learn he urged a
rapid return to specie payments. This
means the withdrawal Of the greenbacks,
the cheapc.t and best paper money the
country ever had; and an increase Of
National banks, now over two thousand,
which furnishes the most costly currency
ever forced upon free people
The whole radical scheme of resump.
ton only means to strengthen still more
the grip Of the moneyed power upon the
labor and business of the land. 1t means
an increase Of the burdens Of the people,
In fact, more robbery and more ruin.
The young gentleman tried the
"bloody shirt" business, holding it lit.
tie higher, probably, than Senator Nor
ton, but not taking with his audience he
changed the subject and soon turned up
his delicate nose at "Brick" Pomeroy
Sam Gary and "0ld Bill Allen" which
was received better.
He seemed particularly venomous al
General Cary, calling him Sham" Gary
charging him with going to New
York to import Brick" Pomeroy-with
being bondholder to the amount oi
twenty-five thousand dollars, (which is a
lie) and many other naughty things.
As to the first, the Alliance Fair peo.
Pile got the immortal Brick" into OIL
county, and we have the honor Of getting
Mr.. Pomeroy to Canton. Sorry Brick
spoiled their Taft meeting, but we could
not help it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

Es war amOh N tzeit Oe de lett orrick
particular waura wen SO in de grossy am.
ter nj gedu hen, un Wann aLer yusht sus-
pect IL warra % ar net entirely honest
war, hen sc N OILS gebutta. Aver we
ses now, in denna Grant Republican
tzieta7
Iii We g'sawt, de majority fun ena sin
deeb. Denk ynsht amohl draw-.Der
Major General Grant, net tzufridda init
double der lOhn- $4,000 onshtot S25 900
aver now grabbed az oily yohr $75 900
besides, for contingent household expen.
seB. Es is n fact os 81 entire expenses
net mener oe SIS, 900 q yohr is, un os az
$75,0 900 Ous der treasury Tous grabbed, uu
der balance $50, 900 shteCkt ar in der sock.
Moves isOrdlich orriCk der President fun.
der United States accuse fun shtala, aver,
We con mer drivva kummaHDe figguresan
der proof, un iCh comet Ana warum os
ner de operation by enniCh annerer
nawma mentioned Oe g'shtola. I'm wann
der President fun der United States
shtaled, warum set meT net oily onneR
lett sw exCusA wann re sich seIYer helfa
tzu geld % net era g'hared7 Ich bin uf
der opinion os mer allies beim rechta
naWma hasa set. An ku is N ku; aa
shUte is N shOle;a paWr shtitile sin 3
pawr shlitfie, un N deeb is n beeb.
lch blame al ku aver net Os SEN ku ia
Sc cons net helfa, un N shofe cons aw
net helfa os es N shOfe il, un es con aw 81
os a dale lett 3 net helfa kenna Oh Sc deeh
sin. We sell is vase ich net. Der Pres
ident Grant dut's hardly glawa os ar "A
leeb il, aver ar denkt we'll ar President
is darf ar de contingent expenses SO dick
druf du Os ar con, un allies grabba wass
ar con. Aver es dinkt mich mer settA
amohl an onner principle proweera.
Aver wass hut der Grant nit der lee
ton tzu du des yohr in NY, Pennsylva-
MIA un in OhiOS Eli Ordlich, feel. Ar is
der leader-der head fun de Republican
party, un wann mer widder seller party
era candidates nj 'lecta don dun mer
all era shtalerei apprOofa un endorse.
Now, doh in Pennsylvania runna mer
an mon for GoVernor-der Judge Perish.
ing-os de deeb in de Penitentiary shiCkk
for mer sin determined amohl proweera
eb mer net uf seller plan bessery tzeitA
bel bringa.
Un now, wass hen der i'm sin tzu du
in Ohio? Mer hutfa all for Bill Allenl
Dos der all dertzu shtick'd, un eem about
dreisich daussend majority gebt' Shick
uns amohl IN grosser dose demokrawtish
dunner-wetter! Geb uns grossy tzifferS,
un wannd era all right ous m fight kummt
DOM geyva mer eiCh grosser hurra doh
in alt Pennsylvania, un driva de grossy
un klaney deeb Gus era neshter. De-
Fanny sawgt Sc feel'd selwer sheer gorly
os wann Sc lusht het selwer noch Ohio
gea tzu foOs for in favoor fun Old Bill
Allen lectioneera. Aver, ich hob era
gsawt sell is net noatwendiCh, un OF do
demOkrawta un honesty republicans i'm
sin hen era duty tzu du in arnsht. Un
wann der g'winnt i'm October nit
80, 600 don look out form demokrawtish
multiplication by two in Pennsylvania
60 900 for Pershing IN Piolett, un noch
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SAMMY SCHNlTzLRR,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

they enjoyed it too. Our friends one and
all, enjoyed the able and telling effort oI
Mr. Pomeroy-his frequent and happy
hits, his capital representation of charac
ter during his speech illustrative Of the
times--his rebuke Of corruption and the
building up Of a moneyed power in this
fair land. told we'll upon his large and
attentive audience
Mr.. Pomeroy's speech here was SINH
lar to that he delivered the evening be
fore in Alliance-that is, he pursued the
same general line Of thought, and driv.
ing at the same points. To our friends
and citizens in attendance it was a rich
treat, and being unexpected was some
thing of surprise which they greatly
enjoyed.
We extend our personal thanks to Mr..
Pomeroy for so generously complying
with our request to visit Canton. We
well knew the anxiety Of our people to
see and hear the genial, whole.s'uled
able and distinguished Brick" PoME-
ROY. May his shadow never grow less
his soul never will, we well know.
A number of our friends subscribed
for PoMERoY'S DEMOCRAT to himself
last Saturday; and we will cheerfuIly or,
der his paper for any one Of our friends
who may leave their orders. His N
Y DEMoCEAr is a bold outspoken organ
ofthe People.