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Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

TLDxS, Hendricks, Thurman, wal
lace and Randall are said 10 be poiti-
oalIy dead. The Beaver Radical Is
Of the opinion that if the party don't
bury souns of its dead pretty soon there
viii bs work for the National Board OF
Health,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
TREAr SUCCESS.

Has attended operations in Wall street dur
ing the past thirty days. From $40 to 81, ,O0t
received and operated, and profits returned o
three to ten times amount invested. PUTS ;
and Calls " at favorable rates. Wri,e 70,
information concerning our plan whereby
persons Of small means enjoy equal advanta
ges with largest operator. Special terms t
insure against loss Stocks carried on small
margin. Prices, etc, free.
CLINTON u BRYANT. Bar kers,
ll.l2-3mdAw II Wall street, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

NOrlCk.- bog leave W inivrm tho put
IN lie that have increased my facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and an
new prepared to iurpish " cd In any quaint
ty to suit consumers. sell the lar. est $l.b
load In the city. Give me call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Orders BY msil receiv
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
SO Il Foot nj Fourth street. city
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
Mcclellan must be Given Timo

Fro the sDyde ounty Tibune hep.
The Philadelphia "Tim-s" seems ia
think that George b. Mcclellan would
make an available candidate for Presi
dent in 1880. II the Democrats want
to nominate the great Swamp General
they will have to begin at once, or he
will not have time to make up his mina
to accept.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
OYSTERS.
NYsTERs f. OYsTERsii

TO THE EPUBIJE.-Having remodeled III
store at Sixth and Or. nge sIreets, 1 am pr
pared at all hours Of the day TO furni h m!
friends with the best Ice cream and oyster
The oyster season having now arrived, II h
my intention to sell none hut first class oy'
ters and u prices within the reach Of al
Hoping to still continue receiving o share q
public patronage. Remain YOurs,
92S-emd CkARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

Nh. ALLEN holds on to his seat in
Council, goes through the motions, and
has as much to say q, any other mem
ber who Was legally elected.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

Ip Enn kLWARD.-FOr the arrest and
DOOO conviction of the party or par.
ties that committed highway robbery. and at
tempted to commit murder on the body Of
Millard T. Toft, on Saturday evening, absut
= O'Clock, the Sth day OF November, 1879, nsar
PenRsylvania avenue and Clayton streets.
Hit J. p. AIILMUND, Mayer.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

THE Nsw York "Sun" says that no
earthly power can induce Horatio Sey-
lnour to accept ths Democratic nomina-
lion for the Presidency.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

CEWINa MACHINES REPAIRED Ann
. EXCHANGED. Also guns, pistols and
locks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
tsrs, ratchsts, wrenehss, drilling machines
engines and bsilen. JNO. u. h1RZEL.
e10d ~ X Second str>et,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

VIIOLlN TAUGHT BY A THOROUGH.
v ly competent teacher at 40 cents per les
son. Vocal music 10 classes or private les.
sons. Reference =: Rev. T. Gardiner Littell.
Tatnall street, and Pancoast Allen, Masonic
Temple. THOS. ID. GAMBR1LL,
l0-163md 1904 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

NOR SnLE Dh RaNr.-rhreo new 81
IL room, two-story brick houses with bait
hot and cold water. situated O. Pop ar 81
above Eleventh. Very reisonable. Apply
HARLAN CAUSE,
H27tf Front and iatnall St
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

uUR SALE GOLDEN >PAEaLEU
n Hamburg Fowls address r PIERCI
Kinv street ~nart, Wilmington Del.
IL Is Sld.3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
DRIvATE SALE IF REAL. ESTATE.

The subscriber offers at Private Sale her
property. Being the late residence OF Joseph
Eivar s, deceased
The farm cons SITS ofl2 80 es OF primo md
situated f. Kernett township, Uhe ter coun
~. q on the road leading from Wilmington
to K.nnett So are; II G rom Fairvil Q, !
mile from Fairville s alton on the =. NIB q.
X. H.. bounded by the lands Of Jos Wa ter
WIN, PdssmOre, Jtn es Murphy and others
The buildings consist Of s0od house, <E
par stone and ar, frame room on the M
first floor, 8 on the second, larg porch acr0T.
the front and back Of the house; barn is frame
ar d In good order; wagon house attached 10
barn, corn crib wo0dshed and other neces.
sary outbuildings. The fields are wcI utvL
ded and under good ienOs, we'll watered and
all In II good state Of cultivation There H. Y
good well OF never falling water in toe kitchen.
1nere Il also good apple orchard, pear trees
and other varieties Of iruit A more de ira.
BILE property Is seldom offered for sale being
desirable truck farm handy to the Whining
ton market.
For turth, information apply 10 Rebecca
Ed wards living on the property.
lu REBELCA EDWARDS.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
kAILROAD LIN ES,
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMOHE RAILROAD.

NOVEMBER TO- 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta-
tions, 7 10, $40, 1870, 1So d. m, 2S 400, 100,
9.A6 p. IN.
Pfillad elphia (Express) 800, o.36, 1902 a. m
PhiIsdei phia and New YORK 2.2l, T.ve, 1912
o. tn., l2.l5, IL ~, b46 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, $50
., n.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7Os p. m.
BaItinp and Washington, l26l, 40, s36,
q. IN II. .52, l04, Sis y. m.
Trans or Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 916 u H., L10, o " ~. m.
laninY on and intermediate Stations, Vlt
T. m III $40 p. IN.
De mar and Intermediate Stations, 0lb Il.
H., y IN
SUNDAY r4tAlkS.
ia ci bia and Intern dia . -t,tioDs
lua ~ 900 . Up ~.
ihiiHdril hia aud New YORK 2.u9a IN
h iinors and ~ hiugtOD, 1851, T. 10 u. Ill
fOr ,urthef information ,assebgers are re-
tneI to the time tabler pos ri it the depot.
II. F KENNkY. Supt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

THE LARGEST Dki tUUi,o HOUSE.
l In Phtladelphi,, .bH" WANAMAKER
tfra nd nepnt 18th At Narks a. W chestnut
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

fNOK SAL. .-Several new houses bull
IL this summer iu the western part OF The
city all tc,u, led with good paying tennts,
! hey must be o d aud will be sold u grea
bargain II sold at oIc.. ADDRESS Real ~
tate. kEPuBLlcA office, pi'Ibg name IL
full li..8.t
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

Ex-Vice President Colfax Is said to
have cleared $40, 600 in the las. few
years by l-cturng.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

NYOTlCE.-THE WILMINGTON saw
~ INC FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAI ON AND AFTER
l, 1880, INTEREST WILL BIZ
ALLOW ED ON DEPOSITS at flVf u
PER CENT. PER ANNUM BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
j. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS,
Ocr. lsT. 1879. 10 3md
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

IN ~ X T.--Sec0ul-,tOry Of the new n.
Il buildiug, +O2 Market street. In, Eal
Quire o. .l,I3lxtt JOHN Eli KalCk.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

apd II assuming immense proportions
and result yst in making General Grant
q nstional Republican oandidsts tor the
Presidency.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

RAND OPERA HOUSE.
M II, l.. Tay Ieure, Manager.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEM Bi r 2, 70.
The attraction OF the year, The emlneat com &.
dian,
F.S. CHANFRAU,
In his Powerful American Drama, written ex.
pressly TOR him by fdwaid speno or and q
W. Tayleure, entitled
KIT THE EARKANSASTRAV LER KIT
KIT THE ARKANSAST Tka aVELEn XII
XII The EARKAN>ASTRAVELER KIT
KIT THE ARKANSAS TRAVELi X XII
Illustrating with rare power and n city
Lille and Adventures In the sputhwes,, bro.
nuced with Special scenery earned with the
company.
Witnesses by over 4Oo, 600 auditors In Boston
and New York, and ope6t X the regular sea-
son o. the Boston iheaier iur eight c us. Gu.
tive years 10 'StandiDg X, ON Uuiy. " Sup
port by Tayleure's powe, iui um pany, tho
same as Tor the past two years.
Taol. aux: The Brok II II me; The r us.
trated Shot; The Lite Difficulty; Sailing Of
the Medora; 1he Uaugbier's Recognition,
The Game tfPoker; IN. SteaiDb ut ESpl0
sion; The Last Cbancs The Duel with B.wie
KNIVES.
Popular Prices IS, TO and rs ceuts. Doors
open AZ 7, commence at y O'Clock. Tickets ut
q. +. hOmas \ Cos. ll1S
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER y,
SPRAGUE'S
SfRAdUE'S
ORIGINAL 0ElR0lA MINSTRELs,
ORIGINAL GEORGIA MlNS. .kELS,
ASx COLORED STARS 1-Ea
io-GREAr COMEDiANs-lo
Entire new and novel prour mme. Nothing
said or done 10 Ofend The most
fAs. idious

llSPEUAL PiIcPs -t alleiy 3tcts. first floor
6Oc t. ; reserved seats o cts on sale at q. \,
IN onas 4 Co.'S, without txDa charge. -
1 "a bt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

EyARM FOR SALE -3l3 acres on North
Il east River; large buildings land ~
good state OF cultivation well wstered ; neal
=. W. Is X. r.; on public roads; terms
easy 1000. J: I. HEaLD,
Ii 2o-29l436 Clayton House BUILDING.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

~ * SAL One hundred houses In al
Il p4rs II the city at least ~ per cent
lover tnan they cIn be had 3 months heoce.
Ills ~ ZZ 70 " IT. HEAI.D.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
SOn ,AL. - xENI.

USoR SAIE.--One of the most complete
Z two.story houses in the city new nine
rooms; bath; open stairway arranged iol
heater; sitting room on first floor; all roomS
private side entrance; good location price
and satisfactory terms.
JOHN HARE.
ll.2s-4t N. +, cor. kinlh and adams.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

ID ENT tREE.-The use OF house ut the N
N l. corn Sixth and Washington Sts.
win be given Tor the board Oi one person
apply i'm diaLeiy On the premises. ll-255t
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
DaY seems,

LADIES U.AT>. LADIES' u IATS
LADIES' CDA'S,
LADIES' q ATS.
| LADlES' GOATS,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURES
IN AMERICA AND BEhLIN AND
| FOR STYLE. MAKEAND FIT.
rDk STYI.k.. MAKE AND FIT.
foh STYLE, MAKE AND FIT,
WE HAVE SEEN NONE To EouA,
THEM
There v II be found In this stock soma a,
the most Deci''d Ba,ga,I that have been
SHOWN mi, iall and VI, I. ter than are likeiy 10
% oun 10 the future, as we have been nd.
vsen by Doth imp riers and manufacturer
I'M. ur Iast orders we're filed At the disap.
Attention 10 now called 70
OUR % 10 COAT,
GUh % 81 COAT,
OUR $3.50 COAT
Trimmed with italian Cloth and Fringe, and
OUR n 90 BASKET CLOTH COAT.
0oUR oUR 100 BASKET CLOTH COAT
Trimmed with SILK and Fringe, and
OUR 8. 90 BEAVER COAT.
OUR ~ % BEAVER COAT,
OK $AGo heaven A.
OUR u 0, BEAVER COAT,
Ouk $40 BkAVtR COAT,
OUk y w BEAVER CuAT,
Trimmed with SILK and Fringe, .ad
OUR $500 BEAVER COAT.
OI'Rs6 0 BEAVER COAT,
OUR $5 on BEAVER GOAT,
rrikmsd with SILK and Fringe. together
with
OUR $500 ALL-wOOL BEAVER COAT
,,Uk 500 AL,-WnOL BEAVER COAT,
Trimmed with SILK ard Buttona
The above Coats are marvels Of cheapnesI
OUR so 90 IMPORTED DIAGONAL FUR
BEAVER,
OUR 90 IMfOkTED DIAGONAL FUR
BEAVER,
Neatly Trimmed with SILK and Button
OUR $1,000 PLAIN BEAVER COAT.
OUR $40. 0 PLAIN FEAVER COAT
OUR 1900 PLAIN BEAVER COAT
T imned with Silk, Buttons and Fringe,
OUR sl2.00 IMPORTED DDIAGONALCOAT
OURsi2UOI lPORTED DIAGONAL COAT
Trimmed with SiKk and Buttons.
OUR $l4.OO IMPORTED
DUR $l4 OlMPORTEU
DUR $l4 90 IMPORTED
DIAGONAL COAT.
DIAGONAL COAT,
DIAGONAL COAT
hadsomely Trimmed with Silk, Satin and
Buttons
Are especially mentioned as supplying
)opular want
DUR sl6.cO COATS,
OUR SIS 90 COATS,
All are worthy special attention.
)JJR 1900 DOI,MANS
OUR $l4 20 DOLMANS,
OUR $ls.vU DOLMANS.
Are y.ry cheap, the sl4.oo and $500 ons'
5000 DOLMANS,
$1,000 DOLMANS,
$40 90 DOLMANS,
26. 90 DOLMANS, $500 DOLMANs
q q 90 % DD0LMANS, POI n s2s.oo D0LMANSs
$28. 100 DOI4MANS,
$500 DOLMANS,
$500 DOLMANS,
Arc beautifully made, highly trimmed, ard
70 worthy tho attention oi the most cuitiVs.
I'd tastes. n
ve have bought largely. and for limited
trade eextrayagantly, lit were not that We
have decided 10 sell them below the
prevailing market prices, conso-
qusntly we will sell very gUod
and hne Goats for very
lew prices.
ONB-PRICB n
ONE-PRlCB
TRICTI.Y THROIJ0HOlJT DIR STOCK.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
CL,,rssI ING.
ASEw WORDs TELL ~ ALsi
AYEw wORDs TELI. II ALL
Anew WOkno TELL AT ALI

1
| to be seen In the couutyy.
Ready Made
THE QUALIFY rs THE BEsr
THE QuAL TY Is THE hest
INEQUALITY Is THE BEST
THFQUANrITY rs THE LARGEST
! lmf QuhNrI lST LAkDE.T'
ihE QUANTITY Is THE LAhGESr,
THE PRICES ARETHE LOWEST
aHE phlCES A E1HELbWE n
THE PRlCtS ARE1HE LOWEsr
we mean to keep OAK HALL ahead a, m,
"au'' wnere people Gun be sure d, n.
ssltneu when ttes tail every.
where else Our Mottois;
OAK HALL AGAINST THE w, nm
Iak HALL ABAIN r The WOnii,
'AA HALL AGAINST THE WOKLD
THE STOCK Is IN NPRIMEORnRR
LIE STOCK Is IN PRIMEUhiIER'
me sToIh - IN PklMEUkDLR
THE 81 LESMEV AREIN FIrI,I. P,Rt,
The SALES VIEW AXE IN FJyLI. IIIRGt
ihE SALESMEN AkEIN FULL FORCE
And the people are welcome to
CONE FOR GOOD CLOTHING.
UOME fOk GOOD DCLUTHINI,
coME FOR GOOD CLOTHING,
COVE FOR Better CLOTHING.
COME FOR BETTER CLOI HING
COME FOR BETTER CLOTHING,
COME FOR BEST CLfyTHTN9
CONE FOR he E.TCLitTHINt
MEF X BEST CLOTHING,
We stand by 'very sale we make and mean
TO DO exactly the best, and entirely
the test. by our Customers.
We are 1'ad to say the rush keeps up. We
are ready to give our best attention, to
every Custt mer, though the crowd
should be double.
WARAMAKER 4 BROWN.
WANAMAREK IL BhOwN'
wANAMAkER Il BROWN'
OAK HALL.
OAK hall,
OAK HALL,
!. =. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET SITS
!. u. COR. +lXTH A y MARK II ST~
J. 4. COX SIXTH AND MARKET SIS
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHI .kADELPHlA.
The Largest C'o'hing House In America.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

ENOR SALE 1.-Two candy machines and
IL lot OF noulds for candy toys. Apply b
6l2 W. Second street. 1l.26 St
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

NOR SALE.-A small farm OF 81 acres
IL near Soutbwood station, on the Della
ware Western railroad. Apply to
ALVIN DAVIS, 1905 W. Fourth street,
ll-4l6t Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

TOTlCE--The members OF ,,,s.1infiex
IN Mechanics Lodge, !. q. o sN2SA
T., and the order In general. are 7sSgSSf sss
respectfully requested TO meet at INV
Udd Fellows Hall, on Sunday, the 30th inst,
at l.3O p. m., to attend the luneral Of their
late brother, William H. Beckley. liter.
ment at Wilmington and Brandywine ceme-
tory. by order oi The Noble Grand.
II 2s2t TX. SUITABLY.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

NOR RENT.-A house on Market street.
T. Rent taken in board II desired. Ad.
dress II" at the REPUBLIUAB Office. ll-3-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

WANTED - 700 H'. of walnut kernels ~
w +. Il. McCann's candy manuia"tor,
7th and Tatnail streets Il22lws
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

There u be found In this stock some a,
the most Decitd Ba,ga,r that have baen
shown mi, iali and VI . ter than are likeiy 10
20 oun 10 the future, as we have been adj.
that ur last orders we're flied NJ Inc dissn
pontment Of sthers.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

WANTED.-A protestant girl Tor re ere
w housework must be good ,UJk
2 kasher and ironer; reference required 70
WeBf street, II l6-tt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

III '"E !
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John
W. If
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reets, "
gent. +,
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Pray h
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02
a BAD INVESTMENT.

The Louisville Courer-Journ relates the
following story: 1t was dusk, Frlday after
noon. A young man with q black moastachs
and blue seal ring stood on the sidewalk in q
certain Louisville strest aud attempted hand
kerchief filtration with pretty girl in steIs
across tbe way. She timidly answered his ar
dent signals, and screwing up bis courage he
crossed over and entered the store. Once in
ths presence of the maiden he began TO feel
meek and owly and at a loss for something TO
say. "I-beeve I'll take dozen spDles," be
absently observed. ''Yes, slr'', she replied in
sivery tones. The apples wers counted out.
paid for, and the responsibility devolved upon
him to make another remark. '.You NAV eiya
me this bunch Of bananas, il you plrase.I
Then, "Pll try a half dozen Of these pears, L
believe" and, "well, dozsn oranges" and so
on, till he had spent S11 IS within fifteen
cents of all he had. By this time, encouraged
by the amiable manner of the girl and bsing
unable farther to invest in her goods, he ver-
tured TO say in very conciliatory voice. "Hov
do you do, anyway" "Sir-r-r" 'I-ain't
you the gIrl that bowed to me acress tbs
street?" She broke into ripple of laughter.
II bowed to young man behind you sir.
Good evening" and she waved her hand to-
ward the door and walked to the back part Of
the store to tell the other clerks about IL
The youth unceremoniously departed, Leaving
his Sll.25, his fruit and some ugly words b.
hind him,
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A CHlNAMAN WHO WENr-


The San Francisco Post allows its satiricaI
editor to pen the following: An amusing ino-
dent happened the other day at BsldeI's sugar
refinery. L. seems that Mr.. Balder was show
ing j1vial party of visitors through the build
ing and explaining tie machinery, when the
party approached one Of the immense vats filed
with boiling syrup. One of the Chinese hands
was crouobiDg over the edge of this vat inspect-
ing the consistency Of the seeIhng mass. A
merry, spirited little girl Of six belonging 10 a
lady of the party crept slyly up behind the un-
suspeeting Moug0lian, aud with a sudden push
sent him into the smoking caldron. With odd
heathenish shrieks John struggled for tew
moments, but was soon scalded to death Tha
incident created the greatest amusement
among the party, who laughed themselves al
most i'll over the grimAces Of the hesthen and
the quaint reply of the little ons when playfoi.
ly scolded for what she had doue. WHY
mamma" lispsd the little darling, opening her
big blue eyes, "me tot the Chinee must doe.n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

GENERAL GARFIELD's speech is wo frying
the Democrats great deal. They are shout
ing that 1t is sophistcal rhetoric, and grow
ing purple in the face with bowling ''De
Golyer," but they don't answer the speech.
The reminder that under the fugitive slave
law it was contended by Democr ats that
United States Marshals could not only sum-
mon all citizens for a posse to assist in the
capture OF runaway slave, but could also
call for assistance on the army and navy, is
most unpleasant to them. They dislike.
too, to be reminded that the law they are
now seeking to repeal had on its passage the
help Of their votes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

The walking match at Lancaster Hall, has
become, if current reports may be believed, a
sort of Donnybrook Fair. The Hall is nj isht-
ly taken possession of by drunkards and
rowdies, who hustle quiet men, knock on he
head those whoresent their brutality, and
when their drunken fury is expended, pass
the. rest of the night in drunken slumber on
the benches. At intervals they rouse them
selves and go to tearing up the track, and
driving the walkers from it. The place is a
place to be Stunned. Ifscenes like these are
to characterize walking matches the sooner
matches cease to be made the better.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02
ERNS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

SOME of the New York Democrats wish
to turn the White House into an Egyptian
tomb. They talk of nominating Horatio
Seymour for the Presidency. Their rallyipg
cry is "mummies and more liberty TO cheat
at the pols.''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

SOME Illinois people think once in six
years is often enough to hold session of the
Legislature, and proposed constitutional
amendment emboyding that view is now be-
fore the Legislature. Why not do away
with the sessions altogether, and hand over
the law-making to the Governor? Autocracy
succeeds in Russia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

ONE wonders why the advocates of hang
ing do not abuse the King of Italy for COM
muting the death-sentence of the assassin
Passananti, to imprisonment for life. Do
they not know he is encouraging crime !?
Some of them seem to have forgotten them
selves and approve the action of the King.
But they will return to their hobby soon, and
if there be murder committed in Italy with
in the next five years will swear that it is
owing to the unwise clemercy of the Italian
rulers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

THERE is considerable alarm among North
ern Democrats at the lawlessness in the
South. So long as negroes only were shot no
complaint was made. But Southern Demo
Gratis are now fighting among themselves
and numbering each other-actually killing
Democratic voters. The situation is terrify.
ing. 1t was never meant that the shotgun
policy should be used for the reduction of
Democratic majorities. A caucus will, be it
understood, soon be called to remedy this de-
plorable state of affairs.
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THE PRESS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL g.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

THE Philadelphia Press submits this
hygienic dictum suitable to the season, and
which has epigrammatic point enough to be
remembered and good sense enough to be
observed: 'Stick to your fannes until they
stick to you.'
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EVERY regular attache Of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate coupte rsigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent cur
ournal.
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Condiments.
A SUFFICIENT EXPLANATION.

SUFFICIENT EXPLANATION.
"Here," said q farmer in Syracuse, as he OF.
hibited broken jar to the manufacturer, "I
packed this jar full of butter, and the jar split
from top to bottom. Perhaps you can explain
the phenomenon" "Oh, yes, L can," was the
ready reply, "the butter was stronger than ths
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

THE more moderate Democrats are get
ting sick, and heartily wish themselves out of
the fight over the appropriation bills. They
recognize the falseness of their position and
would abandon 1t if they knew how.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

LAST Saturday man who refused to pay
bis fare was thrown from train on the Troy
& Boston railroad and instantly killed. The
death-penalty must be enforced.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02
TOO LONG.

The Authors Publishing. Company sent one
of its authors, lady novice, the usual galley
proofs She was much pleased, but ventured
to suggest that the book might be on better
paper and the pages not quite go long.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02

THE negroes seem to be minded to go to
some section where they can secure life,
liberty, and chance to pursue happiness.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-02
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