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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-31
March II CIV.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

"A
IN the matter Of the Sher1s sale Of the property,
real estate OF Daniel snyder and Daniel snyder &
Company, and Abram Snyder and Ell Hartman.
The undersigned appointed by the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF columbia county 70 distribute the
money arising from said sales TO and amongst the
lien creditors VIII perform tie duties OF his appoint
ment at the once OF brockway a Elwel In Blooms
burg Friday, March Sst 1876, at IL o'clock n. M,
when and where all persons interested Will attend.
GEO. f.. ElW ELL,
March S-4w Auditor.
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COAL
COAL.


G. w. NEAL & Bro, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks of
Domestic,
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Ladies in mourning can get Henrietta
Cloth, Peruvian Cloth, Cashmere, Wool De-
lain, Grapes, Handkerchiefs, or anything
they need at Lutz d Sloan's.
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A DUITOEs NOTICE.

A DUITOES NOTICE
- ESTATE OF JAMES HESS, LATE or CoLUM-
BIA COUNTY, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Court
to distribute the balance IN the hands Of the ADMIN
isrators OF said deceased TO and among the persons
eutiu d TO the same will attend To the dulles OF ms
appoint mcnt at the Sherifs Office IN BlOomsburgOn
Tuesday the 18TH day of April, 1916, at ten o'clock a.
m, Whch and where all persons are hereby notlned
TO make tneir Caim before the Auditor or be deb0r-
re from coming in on said fund .
WESLEY WRIT,
Bloomsbury, Mar 1I-4w Auditor.
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WANTED, AGENTS for the GREAT
CENTENNIAL UNIVERSAL HISTORY

to the close Of the first 100 years Of our National In
dependence, including an account Of the coming
Grand Centennial Exhibition, ZOO pages hne engray-
ngs, low price, quick sales. Extra terms. send Tor
ciroulRr r. ", Zcsler Co., bls Alch street, Phia.
March l1-iW.
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Piow Shoes at McKinney's.

Ladies, call and see E. Butterick & Cos
Spring Pattern Books at G. G. Mars.
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Don't buy old-fashioned goods because
they are cheap. Go to G. G. Marrs and get
the latest spring styles cheap.
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c. G. Marr's New Goods are always the
latest STYLES in the market.
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New Prints and full line of domestics for
cash or produce at Clark IL VOLTS.
String Shoes at f. NJ. Knorr's at very
low prices.
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ALSO,

Al the same time and place, by virtue n q writ Of
lclhr Facias, AL that certain lot litCt OF land
situate In Beaver township. ColamOia county, la.,
bounded ana described as follows, 10 VIC: ON tDo
north ten ruds ly land oT u, McAuee, oi The sguth
'un louS along a certain street ADJOINING land Il
Daniel la. Is on The east By luuu oi sand T. MCAuto
ANty-two and two-tcntll Ierhes. and pl tha NeeU
hy land Of J9On H. lions slAty-two and tNo-JeIth
pcrchcS 10 Tie place II beginning; on which We
erected dwelling house ana other OutuuuGirg-.
AvLed taken INTO execution, and 10 be tla a. tie
property Ct El'galeth NJ. Lucas.
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Butter SO cents pound, Eggs 1G cents a
dozen, at NJ. NJ. RusselPs.
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$500 buys a good pair ladies' Shoes at
McKinney's.
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DRlDGE LETTING.

We viii be at our office, in Bloonsburg, on Mon
day, April 3rd, 1876 and win receive proposals. be-
tween one and two O'Clock p. n OF said day 10 build
the following named bridges
one over Little Fishing Creek near Jacob Christ
ian'S, superStructurc TO he wooden brace covered
bridge ~ feet span, l2 feet roadway land built upon
old abutmentS
one new bridge over same Creek near Samuel
ECkmans. To be n wooden brace covered bridge,
80 feet span, and two abutmentS feet high With
suitable wing walls, roadway IL feet.
sILAs McIENRY, Comrs.
JOHN HERNER, of
j. F.. SANDS J Col. Co
Commissioners office,
Bloomsbury Pa, Mar 81, 10
Attest: WM. kRICkBAIN,
March u, 'T6-2w. Clerk.
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ALSO,

certain lot Of ground I'm Light Street. being lot
No and une-ha1 Of lot No. IN sch H addition uf
said town, ,whcreOn are erected two dN eng hUust "a
stable aud other uutbuidiugs
seized taken into execution, and to be SOLD as the
property OF Charles Lee.
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Dress Goods at Clark & Wolfs, 124 cents
an up, with a full line of Ladies' Ties,
Ruchings, Ecru Nets, Laces, Guipure Yak
and Cashmere Laces.
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White Dress Goods are beginning to be
looked at, at l. w. Hartman's.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

n ,,-.-,-.--
Joseph =. Conner and Samuel Conner Administra-
tors of q. H. Fowler deceased,vs. 5. w. Baker.
In the Court or Common Pleas OF Columbia County
No 233 Dec. II. lsT2-Fi. Fa 1l2 Dec. y. 1SI5-Nend.
EX. II Feb. Il. 1876.
The Undersigned appointed by the Court to dis
tribute the money arising from the Sherifl's sale in
the above among the Lien Creditors legally ell
pointment, at the once OF A. c. Smith & son In
Bloomsbury on Friday the eth day OF April slGwhen
and where all persons having Hens are requested 10
present the same before the Auditor or he del
from coming in for a share OF said money.
HERNEi L. SMITH,
March 10, I6.-4t Auditor.
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Verbatim Reporting.

TERMS; Actual travelling boarding., aud other
expenses nve dollars session, Tor takIEthe report;
ami ten cents folio, hundred words, Tor Wiling
out into long. hand.
Where the matter reported in one day equals or
exceeds nifty tJius, the ivedOllar VIII lie rpult
ed, and the UanscIibug inc ,oBg-haud CHARGED az
fifteen cents folio; but, In all suCa cases, II fewer
than ifty tolU5 are purchased, the ave dollars Ill
be charged.
Address.-S. y. Walker, A. NJ, Coui-s; cog-
raphcr, BlOomsburg Columbia county, PepIsylya-
MIA.
Residence Iron street, between gnird and
Fourth.
Office WitHE. f. orvis, Esq. ,Colrmblon-buid-
ing; entrance opposite the east gate to the court
house yald hrst floor, nrst doc. 10 right.
OnlCe-hOur, from twelve to one O'clock
Feb Is, ls76-ly
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]. Schuyler & Son give notice that ai,
ter April 1st they will not trust, but will
sell lower than any one can sell doing a
credit business
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If you want a good Ham,
If you want cheap and good Tea,
If you want Cohee-Jaya or Rio,
If you want good Canned Fruit,
If you want the best Mackerel
If you want Sugar for the least money,
If you want the best Syrups in town,
If you want good Cigars,
If you want good Tobacco
If you want anything in the Grocery an
Provision line, go to RUssELL's, Main stree
ties
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G. A. Clark has just gotten in his spring
stock of Blank Books. 1t is large and well
assorted.
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SATURDAY, APRIL sth, 1876,

at 10 O'Clock m al that certain real estate situate
in Montana CCnyugham township, Columbia cuUu-
t., bounded by lands OF Evan JOues Uf airy George
On the west: being about thuty ftet IN TUnt, and
one hundred and fCrty feet IN depth, more or loss
buildings.
seized taken into execution ard 10 be sold ps the
property OF William Morgan and Philip D. Ilughes.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION. Russell takes Butter
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for goods
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8 Ply TratFord Carpet Chain, 2S cents at
Clark q VOLTS.
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w. f. Hess has removed his store four
doors below the old stand into one of the
ro oms of the building lately erected by VIM.
G. fillmore, where he is opening large stock
of new goods which will be sold as cheap
as can be had in the city.
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ALSO

by virtue Cf writ Of Alias FieIt Tacas to me
directed viii be exposed 10 public sale mt
the court House In BloomsbmE, an that mes
suagc md tract OF land situate IN orange township,
Columbia county, Pa, bounded On the south uy land
uf lanel Kline and Abner Welsh, On the west by
Daniel Kline and Jonathan Poust on the nurtn by
John Kline, and on the east by Abrcr Welsh; con-
tanning 60 acres, more or less on Witch are erected
q dMolllng-house. barn and olhor ottLulllngs.
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RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Scia-
tica Rheumatic Gout and Nervous Diseases
positively cured by Dr. Filters Rheumatic
Remedy and Pills. G A. Klein, Sole Agent,
Bloomsbury, Pa. Dec, II, 10y.
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You can get three pairs of ladies' White
Cotton Hose at Lutz q Sloans for 20 cents
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-31

The latest styles of Dress Goods at G. c
Mars
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-31

For comfort and durability, buy McKinney's
fine. Shoes, all widths and sizes in the best
makes
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-31

Hold the Fort and buy new pair of
Shoes at McKinney's.
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No place like l. w. Hartman's for Cheap
Muslins.
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WANTED. WANTED. WANTED.
Any quantity of Musk-Rat, Mink, Racoon,
Fox and Skunk skins for which the highest
Cash price will be paid by
David Lowenberg.
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A. j. Brown, the artist, has engaged as All
assistant Miss Della Wilbur, whose reputa-
ton as first class artist is unsurpassed.
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G.. A. Clark announces that although he
does not keep Emusic" on hand, yet he is
consta ntly ordering. Send him your orders
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Calf Boots very cheap at E. Nj. knorrs.
Val Paper-G. A. Clark has double the
stock of any other establishment in town,
which must be sold.
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Ready Made Clothing Cheaper than ever at
d. Lowenberg's.
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. .SHERIFFS SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VEND EN. issued out
OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Columbia county
anG TO me directed, VIII be exposed 10 sale On the
premises on
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Ladies, go to c. c. Mars for +. Butter
ick & Co.'s spring dress patterns, the best in
town.
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Flour and Feed at M. NJ. Russelps.
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lEoAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

| Tho undersigned would hereby give notice 70
parties indebted To him. on note or lqok occount 70
come forward and settle at once or the accounts VIII
be placed IN the nands Of the proper cncor for col
| lection. ...... ,.....,,,
| Feb. i-tf. SIklNhN hNulih
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New goods this week at E. NJ. Knorr's,
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1000 yards of Dry Goods TO arrive this
week at l. W. Hartman's.
Oranges and Lemons always on hand at
NJ. NJ. Russel's.
For a nobby Cap go to d. Lowenberg's
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Ladies' foxed Caters $500 at Mckinney

New Spring Styles of Dress Goods very
cheap at G. q. Marr's.
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inc, Shoes, all widths and sizes in the best
makes.
Ready Made Clothing Cheaper than ever at
d. Lowenberg's.
Flour and Feed at M. NJ Russell's.
Don't buy old fashioned goods because
they are cheap. Go to G. G. Marrs and get
the latest spring styles cheap.
G. A. Clark has Just gotten in his spring
stock of Blank Books. 1t is large and well
assorted.
No place like l. w. Hartmans for Cheap
Muslins.
Another large assortment of Calicoes, Mus
lins and Tickings, just received at Lutz "
Sloan's and will be sold at the very lowest
cash prices.
Ply TrafIord Carpet Chain, 2S cents at
Clark q VOLTS.
A fine collection of Surgical instruments
is offered for sale by Moyer Brothers. These
in struments are of the very best materials
an workmanship and are made from the
latest and most approved patterns. There
are no superior instruments in market. ANY
article not in stock will be furnished by
Mover Brothers with the least possible de-
lay and at manufacturers list prices.
Ladies, call and see Z. Butterick & Cos
Spring Pattern Books at G. c. Mars.
Plow Shoes at McKinney's.
WANTED. WANTED. WANTED.
Any quantity of Musk Rat, Mink, Racoon,
Fox and Skunk skins for which the highest
Cash price will be paid by
David Lowenberg.
Ladies in mourning can get Henrietta
Cloth, Peruvian Cloth, Cashmere, Wool De-
lain, Grapes, Handkerchiets, or anything
they need at Lutz d Sloan's.
Butter 50 cents pound, Eggs l6 cents
dozen, at NJ. NJ. Russell's.
Calf Boots very cheap at E. NJ. knorr's.
Val Paper A. Clark has double the
stock of any other establishment in town,
which must be sold.
Ladies, go to G. c. Marr's for L. Butter
ick & Co.'s spring dress patterns, the best in
town.
Ladies' foxed Caters $500 at McKinneys.
New Spring Styles of Dress Goods very
cheap at c. G. Marr's.
New goods this week at Z. NJ. Knorr's.
1000 yards of Dry Goods to arrive this
week at |. W. Hartman's.
Oranges and Lemons always on hand al
NJ. NJ. RusselPs,
For notby Cap go to d. Lowenberg's.
For Blank Books go to G. A. Clark's.
Canned fruits of all kinds at Russell's.
Spring Broche Shawls at |. w. Hartman !
Sl2. 90 $500 and $500.
Don't forget to call and examine f. NJ
Knorr's Spring Goods before buying else
where.
The Newest, Neatest, and Nicest Clothing
| for Boys and Children that can be ObtaineC
in the New York market just received at
ID. Lowenbcrg's.
Picture Frames.-A large variety of Pic
ure Frames, Sxl0, in stock. Other size
m ade to order, at g. A. Clark's Book Store
New Orleans Baking Molasses, choice Syr
| ups from so cents to 81 gallon. A fine as
sortment OF Young Hyson Imperial, japan
and Black Teas at NJ. NJ Russels.
| HATS! HATS!! HATS III
| Newest colors,
Brown, Black and Navy Blue
| just received at ID. Lowenberg'
| G. A. Clark announces that although h
does not keep Emusic" on hand, yet he
consta ntly ordering, Send him your order
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Spring BrOche Shawls at |. w. Hartman 5
$1,000 $500 and $500.
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For Blank Books go to G. A. Clark's.
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Business Notices

Business Notices
For Rent.-Two elegant rooms, suitable
or offices, Rent reasonable. Apply soon
j. ii. Maize,
Espytowu Steam Planning Mill for sale or
rent Address, N. u Funk,
March 24-tf Bloomsbury, Pa.
FOR RENT. Tho store room on Main
Street, below Market formerly occupied by
f. i. Lutz, as Drug Store and lately by
NJ. G. Britain as Clothing Store. Inquire
of f.. J. Thornton. Mar. 24.-tf
For Rent-A first.class Office in the Co.
lumbian Building, fronting the Court House.
Apply at this office. IT,
For RENT.-The House, barn, and lot on
East Street, formerly occupied by l. w.
Niles, apply to BRocKwAY q ELwELL
bloomsbury, Pa.
Mover Brothers have in their Main Street
store the best assortment of Hard Rubber
Goods. ever brought to Bloomsbury, COM
prising Hair Brushes, Combs, of various
STYLES, drinking Cups and Flasks, Match
Boxes, Tunnels, Syringes, Rattles &c, also
Gum Cloth Bands, &c Call and examine,
c. G. Marr's New Goods are always the
latest Styles in the market.
Lutz & Sloan have received their new
spring styles of Nine. Demorests Cut Paper
Patterns. Those not having received cat
alogue from the carrier can get one by cal
ling at their store.
New Prints and full line of domestics for
cash or produce at Clark q VOLTS.
String Shoes at f. NJ. Knorr's at very
low prices.
$500 buys a good pair ladies Shoes at
McKinney's.
White Dress Goods are beginning to be |
looked at, at IW. Hartman's.
The latest styles of Dress Goods at G. G.
Mars.
For Wall Paper go to G, a. Clark's.
A. j. Brown, the artist, has engaged as an
assistant Miss Della Wilbur, whose reputa-
ton as a first class artist is unsurpassed
Hold the Fort and buy new pair of
Shoes at Mckinney
J. Schuyler & Son give notice that af-
| ter April lst they will not trust, but will
sell lower than any one can sell doing a
| credit busines.
You can get three pairs of ladies' White
Cotton Hose at Lutz q Sloan's for 25 cents.
| w. +. Hess has removed his store four
doors below the old stand into one of the
ro oms of the building lately erected by VIM.
Gilmore, where he is opening large stock
of new goods which will be sold as cheap
as can be had in the city
Dress Goods at Clark & Wolfs, 124 cents
an up, with a full line of Ladies' Ties,
Ruchings, Ecru Nets, Laces, Guipure Yak
| and Cashmere Laces.
For comfort and durability, buy Mckinney's
fine. Shoes, all widths and sizes in the best
makes.
Ready Made Clothing Cheaper than ever at
d. Lowenbergs.
Flour and Feed at M. NJ. Russelps
Don't buy old-fashioned goods because
they are cheap. Go to G. G. Marr's and get
the latest spring styles cheap.
G. A. Clark has just gotten in his spring
1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-14

bids fair - bea states prison offence
Three. orl'our of our citizens went
to STARK county last week, and were
gone only one day and gathered about
eleven bushels of grapes.
Master Willie Norton is about
well again.
"A Democrat here, the other day
offered to bet five dollars that the
State would go democratic, and five
dollars that Tilden would be elected.
The offer was Immediately taken, but
Tilden's admirer Immediately backed
out as all of them will do who do not
wish to lose their money.
The report got started the other
day that Mr.. Grossvenor was going
to support Tilden. He was immedi-
ately interviewed upon the subject
and declared his intention to prose-
cute the originator of the SANDER il
he could be found.
Last Thursday about forty of our
citizens went to Warsaw to see and
hear the "Old war Governor" o. p.
Morton, and it does seem that no
thinking man, after hearing those
plain facts, can support the candidate
nominated by the rebel Democratic
party.
EOr-INrOv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-14

On Wednesday night between
and 9 o'clock, anil about the time the
torchlight procession was passing by
the saloon Of John Wolford, on Mich
igan street, a disturbance arose there
which came very near having serious
results. George Hazelton and George
Dill got into some alteration when
the former pointed a revolver at Dill
and the latter promptly knocked him
down. Chas- Rosenbury and William
Thompson were also concerned in
the melee, and the latter received
several stabs in the back, shoulder
and arm by some unknown party who
escaped detection. 1t seems to have
been free fight and although Mar
shall Logan was promptly on the
ground, no arrests were made.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-14

editorial page.l After having ram
bled along for about half or three
! quarters Of on hour nd having ex-
cited4ittle4,no enthusiasm, he
, cred up his spectacles andrLotes and
took back seat. Meanwhile the
"Tall Sycamore" had found a Seat
on the stage and ne at once got the
ear of the audience. Mr.. Voorhees, is
a fine speaker and he retained the at
tentiOn Of his hearers to the close Of
his long speech-nea.ly two hours.
He was frequently applauded and
told stories with good effect, indeed
STORY telling seemed to be the strong
point with both Of the speakers. At
the close of his speech some cheering
was done and the audience dispersed.
The number of people in attendance
was about $500; the number of DEM
ocratic voters was much less than this
number.
In the evening a torch light process
sion went through the streets to the
Parker House where speaking was
promised. A young lawyer from
Rochester talked himself oarse about
Belknap, Robson &C., and at last was
called off by friends who saw his de-
plorable condition. Loud calls being
made for Packard he came prompt
ly forward and congratulated them
on the fine display of the day which
he regarded as great popular upris-
ing of the people instead of politi-
cal demonstration. eve had supposed
before that political demonstrations
were "uprisings of the people, He
was, in turn, followed by Mr.. Ste
phens, of Missouri, who said that, "af-
ter listening to the Tall Sycamore"
it was an insult to you to make a
Speech" aud nobody disputed the as
sertion. Some cheering was then
done, the bands played their final tunes
and the crowd dispersed. Some fight
ing and drunkenness was seen, but the
"rally" was a genuine one and alto
gether a Democratic success.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-14
Juage D;tteuboef.r,s s,eec,

An intelligent and enthusiastic au.
dience greeted the appearance OF
Judge Dittenhoefer in the Centennial
Opera House on Monday night last
He came upon the platform at eight
o'clock accompanied by the Hon. I'll
G.. Thayer, FL. A. Snepp, candidate for
Representative, and Major Kendall
In arising to introduce the speaker
Mr.. Thayer said: / am sorry to be
obliged to say what / am compelled
to say tonight in regard to the party
(which calls itself reform" party.
them to speak, and they stopped at
the Parker House. While there one
of the members of the reform" party
and one OF the most prominent
men in society here-took upon him
self TO insult these two gentlemen
He reid that at was of no use for any
Ne, rrk id Dutchman TO come
out here and tell the Germans how to
vote" And around the stairway, and
in other places this evening the Dem
ocracy are attempting to excite hos
tile feelings against the speaker.
Fellow citizens, allow me to intro
duce TO you Judge Dittenhoefer
Chairman of the German Republican
Committee of New York.
The Judge was received with APP
plause, and opened his speech by
some remarks in German to his Ger
man friends present, and then COM
menced speaking in English which
was continued throughout his speech.
The Judge proved himself to be
very effective speaker and was at
tentively listened to by the constant
ly increasing audience to the close.
He devoted the most of his time to a
destructive examination OF the claims
of Samuel J. Tilden TO be considered
a Performer" and his remarks on
these points were unanswerable. He
was frequently applauded and seemed
to carry the good will and conviction
OF all his fellow Germans present.
Especially telling were his statements
in regard to the position Of the Dem
ocratic party toward Germany in the
Franco-Prussian war, and the false
claims of Democrats to be considered
friends or well wishers of the Ger
man nationality. @Yes," said the
Judge, ~the Democrats are very soft
and sweet on the Germans just be-
fore the election, but after the cleo
ton they refer to them as the id
Dutchmen." This hit having such a
local application TO the occurrences of
Monday afternoon, called forth loud
and long continued applause.
On sitting down three cheers were
proposed for the speaker and given
with will Then followed music by
the band, after which Mr.. H. A. Snepp
of Bourbon was introduced to the
audience and spoke OF his position
before the public in a very happy
manner and made a very favorable
impression. After three more hearty
cheers given for Hayes and Wheeler
and Harrison the meeting adjourned.