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st. Clairsville, August 9S, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

INDIGNATION meetings have been held
all over Maine denouncing the political
outrage apon the people of that State
by Governor Garcelon and the fusion
State officers. Senator Hamlin made a
strong speech at meeting at Bangor on
Saturday evening in which he used the
following strong denunciatory language
but none too strong for the occasion :
"The Governor and his seven coulcil-
lors, and one Of them lives in this city,
have by their arbitrary and unwarrant-
ed acts reversed the will of the people
as expressed by them through the bal
lot, and want to say to you, what |
believe to be the duty Of the citizens of
Maine. shun every one of these men as
you would a pestilence. Make evsry
one of thsm an outcast and wandering
Jew. Point the finger of scorn at them,
shun them as moral lepers who are
covered with sores from head to foot
Make them feel that they are execrated
by an outraged aud an indignant peo'
pie. Now this thing mas been done by
which they have accomplished revolu
ton and subversion of our Institutions
by assuming the duties belonging t.
the LEGISLATURE
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

the sewing machine or rock'ns
the cradle all day, and further 1t can %
readily be adapted to the running 0i q
limited amount Of machinery ior inc
mandatory Of household ornaments
and minor articles Of more or less a''il.
ty, but the great beneficial result VIII
BE-, that being applied to single houses
II will be protection against the Gluten
ss Of soullsss gas monopolies. The re
viyal Of interest in Edison's great In
yentions now that success Is assured
will be the more welcome after his lone
study Of fifteen months in his laboratory
with d ,oIs closed against the puoi'c'ap'
the public await with still greater ID
tsrsst the exhibition Of his inventor
in Meato Park en- New Years eve.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
EdisOn's Light.

The Sunday New York " Herald"
fully corroborates the success Of Edison's
electric light project which it was
thought by many had completely col
lapsed and lived now only on tho i'm
agination. 1t seems however that dur
ing all these fifteen months Of long sus-
psnse to the public 4 iison has been
busy :in his laboratory with closed
doors experimenting with his electric
lamp which was to be used in the
household at a less expense than gas
or Of! and with no danger whatever Of
explosions. Edison has announced a
public exhibition of his wonderful dis.
covery, to take place in Mento Park, New
York on New Years eve when that place
j. to te Illuminated with the new light
Public interest which had gradually
died out has been revived in the grea
inventors work and throughout thu
civilized world scientists and people
generally are anxiously awaiting thu
result. From the narrative of the "Her
aid" giving full history OF Edison
Inventions and applicat ons Of electrici
tg it will bs seen that the lamp he ha
inven.el is Of unexpected simplicity. l
may be screwed on at the end Of an.
ordinary gas-l urner and the wires fror
the electric battery may be convsye
to it in the tube that serves to conve
gas to the same burner. Whether tn
wires connected come from battery /
another part Of the house, or from som
larger common reservoir of electrioit
outside the house, is q point as to whic
householders will be able to choose fl
themselves since both sources are COZ
t,mpla,ed by the invention. There
no knowing at present to what use Ed
sons invention can be applied, for the
il no reason why it cannot besides ligh
ing tie house at night be adapted
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

CoyeRsss adjourned on Friday until
Tuesday, the 9Th of January, to give
the members chance to enjoy the holt
day festivities with their friends and
to learn from the expressions of their
constituents something about how the
Presidential cat is jumping. Up to the
time of its adjournment it has shown a
decided disinclination to settle down to
business tor fear Of committing some
blunder. However after the experience
OF the extra session Of Congress thu
country is to be congratulated upon thu
fat that while Congress is Dot 10 sessicr
no great harm can be done, and wher
it meets again, If it would pass the ap
preparation bills and 90 home to stay
the country at large would be the gamer
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

Dispatches from Philadelphia WINCH
for the present seem to have become
the centre Of political influence 10
Now YORK papers, indicate that General
Grants intentions as to being fres'-
Dental candidate have been maze
known within the last forty-eieh'
hours, and 1t is also said that. Donald
Cameron, new Chairman Of the Nation
al Republican Committee, Is IN fhl's-
delphis, and has succeeded in having
the Pennsylvania Republican Conven-
ton called in February, and that the
nomination OF Gsnekal Grant for the
Presidency will DO made on the first
ballot at the Chicago National Conven-
ton. NJ. Cameron idea is no doubt
to have the candidate early in the Hello
that all differences existing in the par
ty in relation to other candidates may
be fully adjusted before the heat oil the
campaign comes on. We doubt very
much whether Mr.. Cameron in his pc
sitiop a. Chairman Of the National Re
publican Con mittee, has given suel
decided expression to his Feelings IL
favor Of General Grant IS indicated II
the dispatches to the New York papers
for that would be something very i'm
polite for him to do, but his desire tt
have the question Of candidate set
tied at an early day, shows his sagacity
a a leader no matter who the candidate
NAV be. There seems to be no doub
now that the nomination OF Genera
Grant " i'll te mads with great unani
uitv provided it is fully known that h'
would accept the nomination, and from
the general tenor OF the news from
Philadelphia it looks as If the Genera
| had placed himself in regard to thu
| uomin alton at the disposal OF his friends
There is no doubt that there would b
less bi,tnp.ss on the part Of other Re
publican asfirants for the nomination
| If General Grant was the nominee, thar
if eiths. Sherman, Blaine or Conklinl
were t. succeed, indeed the latter arr
said to be fully satisfied If Genera
lGrant is the nominee, and their candi
dacy only depended on the General
WILLINGNESS to be candidate himself
With General Grant as candidat
there could be no doubt Of his success
unless the Democrats succeed in fndin
a dark horse more popular than any c
their candidates yet named for the nou
|ination. With Tilden as the Demo
lcratic nominee Grant would have
complete walk over, ami breaking tn
solid South he would probably brin
Virginia and other Southern States owe
to the Republican party. With Bayar
as his opponent, he would carry til
solid North by such a majority tina
would silencs the rev olutiOnists frol
Maine down to Texas. We do not WOE
/ der at the strong leaning Of Senate
Cameron towards General Grant. H
sees in him the candidate that will vii
in the race beyond peradventnre, an
= the Senator cannot be blamed for takin
: tho man he can pull through with tn
least trouble.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
A Building commission Needles

"A BullO1nk SS"h"
The frightfal accident on Saturday
evening by the collapsing OF two three
story brick buildings on Jackson street
between Second and Third, by which a
number Of persons were dangerously
injured and some OF whom may yet die,
speaks to the City Council in language
louder than words, that an ordinance
creating building commission should
be at once passed. The REPUBLICAN
year ago called attention to the many
shells of buildings that were being cree
tsd, which could be called nothing more
than mere man traps, and at that time
urged upon Council the passing OF an
ordinance erecting a building commits
sion, and subsequently such an ordi-
nance was Offered, debated and then
laid aside, simply because it was op-
possl by sem, Of the contractors and
build,rs OF the city who would BE-
checks in building these human tombs'
and selling them at low prices. No
doubt there are many other houses in
the city equally as dangerous as the
two that fell down on Saturday even.
Jag, but being saniwiehed in among
other buildings in group they make
out to stand, hut If exposed they would
Immediately tumble to the ground a
miss Of ruins and perhaps be more IA
tai in the result. than the crash OF Sat
urday evening. In our large cities the
building OF houses in a strong substan-
tial manner is guaranteed by the watch
full supervision of building commits
sioners appointed by the City Councils
o. those cities, but ia the smaller cities
like Wilmington this is unfortunately
overlooked, and contractors are allowed
to stick up any kind of Stacking con-
eern VITA Iootly tempered brick,
mortar without lime, urseasonei lumber
and daniel over with paint without
oilsin it. There is nobody to regulate OF
TO iuterferp, and hence the
accident which is liable to be fol.
lowed at any time by others more Sc.
rious in their consequences. III the case
OF the two hou'e5 which tell OH Satur
day, the contractors were reckonet
amongst the most responsible and hes
workmen in the city, but these house
had 10 lie erected for inst so mucl
money, and the contractors were com
pelsd to do 1t for that price CT los
money on tie contract. This alon
was sufficient to insure imperfec
workmanship which would have bsel
condemned by any intelligent build
ing commission. That somebody IS t
blame for the sad affair on Saturds
evening is undoubted but who is t
blame is somewhat difficult to deter
mine. so long however rs the buildin
of houses is allowed to be carried o
without coming under some regulatio
secured by city legislation, we woul
say the City Council was highly culpa
bic. While the lives of Mr.. Ruth an
his workmen have been providsntiall
spared, let US indulge the hope tn,
the City Council will as soon as poss
BILE pass an ordinance creating built
ing commission and building inspe'
tor, before another crash of poorl
erected buildings occur which may r.
suit il X ling several people instea
of manning them as was the case O
Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

Supported by an unexceptionable cast
Incidental to the piece WI De introduced
the celebrated Lsonberg DOGS
caesar" SULTAN" AND "sAMbo,
from the famous kennel Of County Essex O.
Wurtemberg.
Admission a5 and 90 cents; reserved sea''
rs cents. a.,
Matinee prices, rs cents 10 all parts Of h'
touse. Seats for sale at g, +. Thomas 20.
All Market street, GA and aft ohday morn
ing at S o'clock. zS
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
A NOTE.

The " Republican T" SILL leads IN
streuIssion. Advertise where yen
ret the most for your money smo
he :. Republican In that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

TyHE Largest DRY GOODS AuUSE
in Philadelphia, JOHN WANANAKLR
Gra nd Depot, 18th IT,. Market TO Dhes.Eut.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
DRY GOODS.

,Josr OPENED
An elegant stock OF
SILK AND LlNEN
SILK AND LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS ELS
HANDKERCHlEFS HANDKERCHlEFe
Pocket Books, Pin CGshisns,
Pocket Book, PIN Cuihsons,
FlCHUS. RUFFLlN1S, TITS, &C, &C.
F1GHUs, RUFFLiNGS, TIES, AC., &C.
Besides an emdless variety OF
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
suitable for the approaching
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS!
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS!
At very low prices.
S. II. STATS,
). n. sTAATs,
4o5 MARKET ST. 4o5 MARKET ST
iO5 MARKETSr. 4C6 MARKET ST
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

Hare in2, ., 4 and buttons.
SEE THE TREFOUsE KID GLOVES
SEE THE TREFOUSE KID GLOVES
W. M. KENNARDAU
Have In 2. 8 and bu.tors.
SEE THE UEDRESSED KID GLOVES
SEE THE UNDRESSED KID GLOVES
W, NJ. KENNARDs
Are selling at $l.35.
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF FANCY HOSIERY
W. NJ. KENNARD& co.
Are selling from % cents to 81 FER pair
SETTLE LADIES' FANCY HEMSTlTCH
HANDkERChlEFS
W. N, KENNRRD& 90.
Are selling at 70, 20 81, 81, As. 90 and 90.
SEE rHESILK HANDKERCHIEFS
SEE THE SILK HANDk ERCHlEFS
W. NJ. KENGARD n co.
Are selling at IS, rs, %, rs, 81 and n.l5.
SEETHE LACE F1CHUS
W. NJ. KENNARD eco.
Are selling OF S71S. 30 ard IS cts., 81, sl.25,
$40, Sl.ij, ~ and $3.50.
SEE THE POCKET BOOKS
W. NJ. KENNARD 4 co.
Ar. selling ut J?L, 60, 37155, 40, 30, rs, q cts.
81, LIE, liz. an and $50.
SEE THE BALMORALsK SKIRTS
W. NJ. KENNARD& co.
Are selling at 80 and rs cents, 81, La, 100,
LIS, 2, 2.25, $50, 2,75, 8, 1926 $50 and $40.
SEEIHE LADIES' COATS
W. NJ. KENNARD8 CO.
Are selling at 50, $50, !, 8. az, 5, $50, 10, Il
IA, ID, 10 and Is.
SEE THE LADIES' DOLMANS
W. NJ. KENNARD& co.
Are seIl ne at sl2, IA, 10, II, 20, rs, "a and 25
SEE THE EMBROIDERED TABLE AND
PIANU COVERS
W. NJ. KENNARDA AGO.
Are selling at $3.50, ?, $50 I and 10.
SEE THE NAPKINS
W. Nj. KENNARD * GO.
Are selling at IS cents, 81, LES, 1.to. 2, $50, "a
81 and sper dozen.
|
| SEETHE UMBRELLAS
| WIN KENNARD & 90
Arc selling at 81, LES, $50, (slk) $50, 4, .
| and6.
SEE THE HANDSGME-DRESS GOODS
WIN. KENNARD l. co.
Are selling at lo15, Is, 20, rs, 20, SIN, 70, 9,
and rs.
SEE THE NOVELTIES, sATINs AMI
VELVETS
WIN. KENNARD &CO.
Are selling for Trimmings.
SEE THE BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
WIN. KENNARDA Co.
Are selling less than Philad ,lphia prices.
ISEE THE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AMI
INGRAM CARPETS
W. NJ. hENNARD & co.
Are selling at less than manufacturers prices
| &! to day.
IsEE THE BEAUTIFUL BLACK AM
COLORED SILKS
W. NJ. KENNARD X co.
Arc selling 81, 1.25, ).to LIS, 2, 225 and 2.5o
|sEE THE IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE
BLANKETS
W. M. KENNnRD i co.
Are selling at manufacturers prices of to-day
See the immense stock Of
KIDGII)VES, KID GLLVES,
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES,
FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

uh1 IN For large load OF kindling
10 .CO wood. Orders can be left at
Gray / Bros, Second and King streets; Ja-
cob Moore, at City Depot; and John 8. Miller,
At Rising Sun, or ct the Factory, corner Of
Union street and Hilpin avenue.
aI4W !. MCKINNEY
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

vNHTERED At THE POST OFFICE AT
~ Wilmington, Del as seccnd-cias ,nat
Yer. hedS"'
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.
CHARLES HEEDSEH'
HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS.
Ladies and Gents
srGoLD wArCHES-Ea
GENTS SILVER WATCHES.
Also a new and we'll selected stock Of
JEwELRY, JEWELRYY,
JEWELRY, JEWEA1hi'
Silver and silver,p plated Ware,
silver and Silver platsd Ware.
CLICKS, SPECrACLES, AC.
CLOCKS, SPECTACLkS, ~.
Gall and See, Call and Ses,
Gall and Soc, Gall and See,
CHARLES HEEBNER,
CHARLES HEEBNER,
nsk MARKETSr. el3l< MARKET ST.
$751; MARKET ST. ol3h MARKET ST.
l2-e-:i
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

TOYS.
,TlOYs! TOYS TOYS!
DOLLS! DOLLS DOLLS!
to4 Market STREET, tc4,
ADAMS Il BRO. ADAMS d BRO.
Doll Carriages, yelocipedes, Wheelbarruws,
and Express Wagons.
TIN TOYS IN EVERY VARIETY.
Mocha uicaI and Domestic Toys,
Books and Games, Masks. Cut Pictures,
GILT AND LACE PAPER AND TREE
ORNAMENTS.
~ WUuiu w i"PooeipiV " OunhAAOAusS WI sA
tire stock Of
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS,
But 1t will pay to give US call.
Tho second story room which Is III feet deep
and "A foot wide is stocked with toys
ard holiday goods exclusively.
Our stock Of
DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES,
Croeksryware, Tinware, Carpets, oil Cloths,
And general line OIL
HOUSEH LID GOODS.
On the first or.
Remember the place,
ADAMS BRO, ADAMS & BRO,
l2.s.t-l.l to4 MARkEr STREET,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
AMUsEMENTs.


AMUsEMENTs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY EvENlNs, DEC. I'D, 1873
Announcement extraordinary.
r John ID. Mlshier,
ROBsoN AND CRANE,
ROBSoN AND CRANE,
A. tina ~. pRoMIos, in shakespsare's
Comic Masterpiece,
THE COMEDY OF ERRoRs,
THE COMEDY OE ERRORS
Sup ported by their own
sEI,ECrCoMPANY OF ARTIST
SEf. EarrCOMPANY or ARTISTS,
Under the management Of Davy brooRs'
No No ADVANCE ADVANCE in in Prices.
| Reseryed seats, 7Scts, at Thomas Book
Store ad Omission. 50; Gallery, 80. i1i'-o'
|
IIRAND OPERA HOUSE
liz las. WARD. Manager.
| as-Aiternoon at 2. Evening at s-ka
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL,
A MERRY CHRISTMAS 10 ALL,
THURSDAY EVENING. DEG. 20, 1871
| THURSDAY LvENlNG, bEC. 70, 1917,
JOAQUIN MILLxR's American DRAMA
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

Nkw HOLIDAY GOODS!
special attention has been given to the selec-
tion Of large and inviting assortment OF
Fl E1EwEl Z, Ry FINE FINE 5EWEEkY
z AVERY FINE
AT PRICES o,r
J, CLAYTON MASSEY,
J. CLAYTON MASSEY,
4o,KING STREET,
494 KING STREET,
THE LARGEST / rlNE1EwrrnY
ASSORTMENT Z CAMEO,
oFCAMEo, u TURQUOISE
TURQUOISE z AND
= AMETHYST
AMETHYST :
RINGS. 9 RINGS.
Personal attention given to repairing In all
It's branches. Satisfaction guaranteed.
l2l3-eod lived
vEwELNY AND slLVEasWARE,
THOMAS SHERWIN Il SON,
THOMAS SHEh WIN X SON,
6oI MARKET ST, 6Oi MARKET ST,
SSt MARKEr ST. eVi MAhKET ST.,
Hayea very fine selection OF
GOLD, .EWELRY,
GULD, JEWELRl,
nav - AND sILvERWARE,
Suitable for Christmas presents As they
buy their goods ONLY from manufacturer
who are wei known 10 the trade Tor
| THEIR RELIABILITY,
THEIR kELlABlLlTI,
They cen offer them to their friends with thu
GREATEST CONFIDENCE
GREATEST CONFIDENCE.
| l220-lwd
NEW JEWELRY STORE!
BAYNARD DAWSON
Have,opened the store
NO. 20 MARKET:sTREtT,
And stocked 1t with an entire new and larg'
| assortment Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEwELRY, Sill
vERwARE, SPECTACLES, &c.
AILAtest styles, Lowest Prices, "a
and satisfaction guaranteed 10 oil.
Being both practical Jewellers, all repairtn,
lett with them will be promptly and satisfao
torally attended to.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
"THE DANlTE. "
1.-THE DAN1Ts.

Miss Marie wellesly. las. Nancy Wl!liaus'
Mr., j. X. Roberts. M SANDY Acoee
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
No ADVANCE IN PRICES.
No ADVANCE IN PhlCEs.

rp1,RSpAy EvcNiN9. DEC. %, 1873,
THJyRsDAY EVENING, Dec. %, 1872
JOAQUIN MILLxR's American Drama,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

NYEw HOLIDAY GOODS!
Special attention has been given to the selec
ton Of a large and inviting assortment Of
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

FINE JEW ELRY |
FINE JEW ELRY
hich am selling
AT PRICES
To-
| SUIT THE
TIMES. TIMES.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
PHILADELPHIA.
PHI AUELp HiA.
Phil ALELPlilA,


Nothing like such an exhibition industry
where ibis
We Cordially Invite Visitors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-28
How to Choose a Husband.

That woman is wise who selects for her
husband man who desires to find 10 his
home place of rest. 1t is the man with
many interests, with engrossing occupa-
tions, with plenty Of people to fight, and
with struggle to maintain against the
world, who is the really domestic man in
the wife's sense, who enjoys home, who
makes friend Of his wife, who relishes
prattle, who feels in the small circle where
nobody is above him and nobody unsym-
pathetic with him as if he were in heaven
Of ease and recreation. The drawback of
home life, its contained possibilities of in.
sipidity, sameness and consequent weari-
ness, is never present to such man. He
no more tires Of his wife than Of his own
happy moods. He is no more bored with
home than with sleep; he is no more
plagued with his children, than with his
own lighter thoughts All the monotony
and WEAKNESS Of life he encounters out
side Of his home. 1t is the pleasure -lov-
Ing man, the merry companion, who re-
quires constant excitement, that finds
home life uncomfortable. He soon grows
weary of it, and considers everything so
tame, so fat, like beer, that il Is impossi-
BILE for him not only TO be happy, but feel
that he is less unhappy than any body
else. We do not mean that the domestic
man in the wife's sense, viii be always at
home. The man always ut home has not
half the chance Of the man whose duty Is
outside of it for he must sometimes be in
the way. The point for the wife is that
he should love home when he is here, and
that love, we contend, belongs first Of all,
to the active aud strong aud deeply engag-
cd worker, and not the lounger or even the
easy minded man. In marriage, as in
every other relation of life, the competent
man is the pleasantest man to live with
and the safest to choose, and the one most
likely to prove an unwearied friend, and
one who enjoys, and suffers others to en-
JOY, when at home, tho endless charm Of
mental repose.