davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-15

,or,s, Mo-, May MISUNDERSTANDING do!na.
g. tvhrrt iowpr, No. rcd. ti.1t cnahs t1.l1H3
GnA'S sIH;is6aies Juns, osHafSo Iuly, 82a!95So
1T Aa sdn 90 bi,i Torn lever at5s1 97tc cashs
Antaaa AntEsaa. May, srtdsst.fo une O"t" t'nll H4d bill
Nt3As1E.l III inno z35{u jniy. isyo nrn stNc nnrto5
sHsn1TTeeit~ sHMs1sTeit~ Unchanged.
nGssnns-iInchhrRfd.
EG9srr-Sit tnirble oyor4o.
IE1nsvyyestSnlf H. ttiF.
MNassEt.55oss@i',rE DIM, IL sit0 enst. fo72H !uy
~ VI II::na;.G. lard hrni Si..0 aakod.
, 1880-05-15

r,,fta, Di,pdteA to 7hs Chtedso Tribune.
Ia f.ry. NO., Mny 1s.-DItAiN-'rhe Price Cur
KAss~ Ks.r,rs: Whont-ltcroIp.s 2;s7 hui pbtpnunts.
- ~ h,r lover, No. May, stol 1une. t'n' No.
rs ;;S, Ssssegs;' g. casi os jSas a =. 'op'
, 1880-05-15

Chicago. Harrington ~ dluincy na,!rosd.
For Mup-, tla!ds-lionka, 7s,u- u-Tnbes sfccplnR.tns
ACCOMMODATIONS. hpply at nny nf tho following
Iletet.onsss * 1t e the GomRanz y Chenso: e. CLARK.
noItneast corn0r Randolph md stAfe-tA9, foot Vt
1ndtnna.Hv.. Gtnnl CentEa Dsr0t1 cnfn1r tanai and
Hlxtnantsts. fnlu1er ff,uso, md cUsn0r CAnnl and
NadADnfta ton West Slds
, 1880-05-15

All ttnnR run via Milwaukee. Ttckoa for 81, Pahl
and Atannsapo!iH hre, HnoI Dtthes via Madison aad
. It1inOts Central RAttr0nI.
Depot fo,t LnkB-At and font OF Twenty -3econd-at
Ticket 1tncc, LII liundolph-be. neAr Clark HnAno
Pacific Hotel. Rnd ialMof House.
, 1880-05-15

Pullman ltnte Gars are run through. between Ght.
caro- and Council I1unA, hNd Pullman Hlrrrer To
siHnx tv m the tsnln leaving Chicaao II i'm b. N.
No other rOah r11ns Pullman or RrY other form Gf
hDtEt cars west OF Ehlcn1O.
H-nen1t rornBt nf Walls md kEn1(e-ata,
b--I,epot corncE at Canal and KnzIo.at8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
LOCAL. .BRETITIES.

There is to ba republican meeting at Aooo .
tnk to night.
Geo. A. Mushbsch, esq.,, left this morning
tor Front Royal, where he is ito address dem.
ooratlc meeting to night
The remains Of Mrs. Ellen Richardson, who
died in WASHINGTON Friday last were brought
here yesterday afternoon aud inferred.
Services appropriate 10 the Hebrew Feast OF
Tabernaelcs. conducted by Rabbi Sessler, were
held 10 tho Synagogue in this city last night
and this morning.
A humber Of the ctizsns of this city went to
Fairfax q. ii. this morning to attend the dem
ocratic mass meeting and barbecue which took
place there To-day.
Letters addressed to T.. W. Johnston, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. G. M. Thomas, North
lsloboro'. Maine. are detained ia tho postof6ce
here tor want Of postage.
The bridge On the Washington and Ohio K.
H. ust this side OF Oarlns Springs was discover
ed 10 be on fire this morning. The Are was ex
t'nRuished before much damage WAS done.
The steamer City of Alexandra, On her way
to this city from Washington, about noon yes
terday, blow tho packing out of her cylinder
and had to lay up severa! hours. Engineer Cole
had his hands and arms badly scalded. Tho
damsge to the steamer was slight.
Mr.. G. H. Pfioe will racsivo to morrow morn.
Ing hoe lot of salt water trout and taiors, and
vii! otter them Tor sale at bis stall IN the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
General Butler al IittsDurg.

P1TTsBURG. September 20 --GeGe.Gl Ssri T.
Butler and Colonel John W. Foraey arrived in
this city Saturday afternoon. Paul j. Carson,
e1 deputy sheriff, and 3 number of oihsI coored
men called upon General Butler who in re-.
Spouse TO sareech by Nj. GaIaon, All! he had done
nothing but what he conceived TO Do his duty in
war which waS not begun fer the e.nancips-
tlon Of slaves, because. So all would remem Der,
at the first proclama alton OF PREF lent Lincoln
troops were called out to retake and repossess
the United States in property which had been
seized from them and 10 execute the laws He
continued;
For thu sixteen years si.ca the war hsve
acttd with the republican party in the hope that
they would extend that protection to the colored
men q the South that I deemed ought TO be
done. tried to get it done in Congress, but it
was not done. fought the campaign for Hayes
| IN 1876 under tho promise Of the platform and
party leaders that i! should be done, ard what is
the result? The very first act Of the Hayes ad-
mlnistrstoE was to turn over the States of Eouie-
ana and South Carolihis, where it was claimed
| that there were republican governments elected
by negro votes. or oIse Hayes was not electsd.-
de gave the governments SO elected over to the
democrats, and from that hour. four yesrs, not
one thing has b,en attempted to be done in be.
hall OF the colored men-nor, indeed, anybody
else. There hiss teenr it is true little attem pit
10 stop tnelilat dlsllllng OF Whlskey and brandy
in the South, aud few m 81 have beon caught,
| and let 90, and Some men have been killed by
laWless distilers and thoir murderars have not
been punished, so that there has not been proper
protection for the mon who live down there. -
| That being 60, in the best interests OF the South
| and best interests CT the colored men, propose
| to have change. If the republican party can.
not ro7ide this protection in sixteen years, 1
| do not propose 10 allow them twenty. General
Hancock has said that no will enforce the thir-
| teenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amendments in
| their letter and spirit. and nobody who knows
him will doubt that he will stand by that if elect
ed and given the power, and nobody doubts that
the democratic party will have the power TO
| protect the negro. If they get into power
| and their leader has said he will do SOL lro.
pose 70 try the experiment tor two years, and
then, IT tho democrats cannot do better than
Hayes has done, shsll turn round and help
kick them GU! at the end Of four years. Ono
thing is certain, cannot be more powerless dur
| Ing the next four years 10 give the colorsd mon
proper protection than and every other man
has been in the past"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

DEMOCRATIC MEETING SATURDAY NlGHT. -
Gol. ). :: Gibson. of Calpeper. and Captain
W. W. Mofoit, CT The Blue Ridge Echo. al
rived bora about nine o clock Saturday night
As soon IS the pressnco Of tie two gentlemen
10 the city btcame known the demCnratio read.
uster club, headed by Clalksob's Comet Band,
proceeded To tho City Hotel, whers o large
crowd soon assembled. and a most enthusiastic
democratic meeting took plac,. 10 response to
calls Col. Gibson, Capt. Motiett. 8. G. Neale,
5. q: Brent, and others made stirring speeches,
which we're listened to attenliveIy aad loudly
anplauded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
Mothers! Mothersl! Mothers

Mothers! MOthersI! Mothers !!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by. sick child suffering and crying with the
excrucistiDg pain Of cutting teeth 2 If 80, go ut
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmediately-depend upon it
there is no mistake about it. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother. and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
ant to the taste and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and beet female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine IN.
less the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Beware of
imitstions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT Fairfax G. H.
The Republican meeting at Fairiax Court
House Saturday last was largely attended by
people from Washington auG the Surrounding
country. Speeches we're made by 4. NJ. Clapp,
G. Is. Rsum Commissioner Of Iaternal Rev.
cnue. J. II. Ella, S. ?. Bayly, L. L. Pagre arG
others. At the conclusion of the speaking resc :.
utions wero adopted endorsing Msj,r Bayly.
the republican nominee for Congress from this
dislrlcf, aud coDdemnng the running of an in
dependant republican candidate. Oh the prouId
that such aoliOn would endaDger the Garfield
and Arthur electoral ticket. At night there
was torohligLt procession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

POLICE NEWS. Frank johnson and William
Douglass, drunk and disorderly, and Fremont
Collinctop, for beating his wife. all colored,
were arrested Saturday night and licked up
for examination this evoEing.
Cora Gordon. oolored. housekeopcr for
Edward Anderson, also c,lored, folded her tent
like the Arab, snd silently stole away this
mOruioR, carrying with her Audersop's trunk,
containing oil bis money. She was arrested ia
Baltimore 10 dsy on dispatch from Captain
Webster and brought back to this city and
safely lodged in the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
Statue Unveiled,

PARIS. Sep. 2O.-The statue of NJ. Shiers
was unveiled on Sunday at st. GERMAN 10 the
presence Of large crowd. NJ. Jules Simon
delivered the address. M. Olivier Pain, the
radical journalist, protested vehementy, amidst
scene OF great excitement, against the erection
of the statue lie was arrested by gendarmo
10 order to protect him from the violencs of
tho crowd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
&e3 French Cabinet.

I.oEDoN. September 20.-The Times in its
which says: The crisis in the cabinet has re-
suited ia tho formation CT the following minis.
try: NJ. Jules Ferry, premier al interim sad
minister Of foreign siT,irs; N. Duire, m aistel
Of marine, and NJ. Carnot, minister of public
works. The other ministers remain unchanged.
The new ministry seems only destined to await
the meeting OF the chambers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

PUBLIC SCHOOL lTEMs.-Tho whole number
OF permits to enter public schools, issued this
3ear, ia l.025; re to white aud alG to oolared
ehllireu, being sD excs5 over these issued for
! the oorrt saondiug iiaae ast year of 1871; CT to
| white and l0l to colored children. The lower
| schools are all crowded, but there is still some
! room in the upp;r male schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURT.-Chsrles
schaeier the man who forged the names of
Mr. John Mason aud Col. Holjngsworth, to
checks on tho First National Bank of Alrxau-
dria aud realized on them SIS, s25 from MIR.
Henry tlerbner, and $50 from MIR. SiIas Denly,
OF Aoooipk. and who was arrested in Wash
inetou Friday night and brought back to this
city where the crime was committed, hsa an
examination before Mayor Smith Saturday
evening al S O'clock. He stated that he got
the checks from Mr.. Ilaih.oh, of Georgetown,
wko owed him sim OF money This state
mcnt not being sustained, and the oviderca
against him being very strong, he was commit.
ted to all to await the action of the grand
Jury which meets next month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

Rev. NAYRYAN SHEsHADR1, of Goluab,
ludls. Rev. 0. NJ. Green, of lbe Presbyterian
Japace'o Mission, and Rev. MIR. Qaiuby, of
the Protestant Episcopal Mission, were passsn
gers 90 the steamer City Of Toxic, which sailed
from Yokohama for San Francisco on the 2lst
of August, aud have safely arrived in this ooun.
try. Row. Mr.. Sheshadri (who attended the
Evangelical Alliance in New York 10 1917 is
90 bis way to the Pan Presbyterian Council
which meets 10 Philadelphia Oh Thursday nexl,
Mr. Green t@ho preached 10 the First Presbyto.
rian church Of Alexandria in 1872 and 1873, and
who has si0ce been employed as missionary 10
Japap) rcturrs to recruit bis health, and Mr.,
aud alrs i;luby. Tie latter formerly Miss
Nelson, Of Tirgiaia, como homo on a visit 10
their friends. Rov. Dr. MoCartee, late Of the
English japanese embassy, well known 10 this
81 lion Of country. has also LETT japan. and is
now on visit TO HE frieudsin the Uoited States,
His vito was Miss knight. formerly resident
of AItx,ndria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

4.hlVSl.
;tmp i. g Knight. New York. Ia II \ Roed
";r "u". baltimore, TO j Broders Y 60.
:! .ia4G Mo:cley, Norfolk, to + A Reed.
%lE Lady oi tho Lake. Norfolk. to r Il Eaod
Str l. Y AIrowsmlth. lower Potomac. to Pc.
! mac Ferry Company
Str W Thompson, lower Pouc, to L 4 Reed
tt Mystic lower Potc. to rorc Ferry 90.
'CAT VIM II keh2al, uecrgaIown, to Amor.
an Coal Co.
:1chys ::ophis krsItz and Clara + Simpson,
N.Edsor. N. y, &c VIM a Smoot.
Schr EiZa Anderson. Newark, X }, 70 VIM
= SnGot
;.@hr John Daley, Washington, to Marine
isriw.y-
Sehr John Mosscr. New York, to Russell &
company.
5cAr Colar!as. Norfolk, 20 Perry, Smoot & 20.
CLEARED.
';mp & Knight Now York. by II a Rood
u! sue, Baltimore, by j broders 81 Go.
IN tcorga lIaary, Norfolk, by p b Hooa.
III lsdy OF the Lake. Norfolk. by f A Reet
II ArroWsmith, lower Potomac, by Po-
't"'Ac Ferry Company.
%tr w Thompson, lower Potc by r 4 Reed.
III Mystic. lower Pine By Pine Ferry Go.
ScAr Henry l. couIon rcovidcrco by ner
IAN Goa! c.
moot. " "
H'h' John I.Ivo, Washington, By Mastor.
PASSED Up.
.S@f Roaming 8es, Richmond, for WasLine-
MEMORANDA
;-'hT /, II Mills, hence ct Now London 18th.
SyhT Il i VTeelanl, for THIS port. closred al
lev London lSh. >'O'' ~ '
Schrs G A Briggs, = Sherman and allan ~
h'n sGtcd t:om Providence for Georcetown 1Fth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Adver

Superintendent Came has been notified by
the, Superintendent: Of Public instruction that
under epportionmeot No. CT 1850 81, there
is due the city sGSI.30 and The county of Alex.
apdtls SlS7.9O from the State school fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
MackereI, Herring and Goldfish.

No4, !, 2 and s mackerel in barrels. half and
quarter barrels and Kits. We ask the attention
OF the trade to our quality Of msekerel. Taoy
are BRIGHT, FAT and SWEET, ORIGIN
GUARANTEED.
FAMILY ROE and NO. POTOMAC
HERRlNG snd SHAD. 10 barrels and package.
SaAD ROE in Kits.
SHIT, GIBBED and ROUND EASTERN
HERRING.
kDglish Cured OODFlSH-at lowest market
rates. N. LIEDSRY & CO..
aug N-lm 6 and King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
] Asst EXCURSION OF THESEASON,
ORA NUUYSTERR OASTand EXCURSION
on the Palace Steamer
1. V. A RROW SMITa,
10 LOWER CEDAR POINT
iTTaAk Oyster DepCt1

10 LOWER CEDAR POINT,
Great Oyster Depot
III SATURDAY, SEPT 18th, lIS1
no hUGdred and fly bushels of the best oys.
,'v'S Lave been ordered, with plalty Of butler
''sCSe!s and pickles.
lie steamor will leave Po.omsc Ftrry wharf
~ .. $. m, and return at S o'clock q. m. Ibis
~" E,Sa you itar hears to enjoy your opslers
hfing your Knives ana forks. No irnprop
u PERSONS allowed,
',>Goli for adults only toe; chfalren 2sc in.
"I.";' everything. Tickets ior sale at jan
+" ( 't"fe. sep2c-.d
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks III q Of the Cor.
plraiton Court e the city of Alexandria
Va; Tue -oth day CT September, 1850.
'@a object OF this suit is 10 obtain 9 diror .
,"Il Inc bonds Of mstrimony.
''"N Robinson, plaintiff,
against Yin ctsncerv.
Money Robinson. defandt. '
."r defendant. Ro2ey Robinson, Lot having
-',g'ed her Appearance and given security sc.
ing 10 the act OF Assemy, snd the rules OF
- ''I!t aIl 1t appearing by affidavit Nh at
Sc Is not resident OF this State. it is o..
''ts mat said defendant appear here with.
-" month alter due publication of this
,.| HAi 90 Whist Is necessary to protect her
.v't' IN TINS sl!lti AID that copy Of this or
-. L' forthwith inserted in the Aieyandris Gs-
eT.l' newspaper published in the city of AL
'''p I" ro'h ioi lbuT successive weeks
~ N' posted al the front door Of the Court Honsa
'"'' city. A cony-test:
NORTON MAKYE, Clerk.
- :. ". brent sep.0-w4W
NoTlCE TO LADIKS-I have lust OPENED
nm9,day EAaulitll ste TX Of MOURNING
WtIn,S consisting Of Blsck English Garnet
-,'.I act and Onyz; something new and ID
''' iatast styeR,
.s,. ., Ada u, su2c'r. TO w. W. Adsm.
No. Is King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

New Work. Soptr. GU.-Stocks strong Money
~. f.cur quiet. Wheat acIiGe--lowcr. Corn
43!ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

The m.rs"; u"aus Qatot tna Hrm. and prices
80 ,t'u: the sa;no As a: tbs 2'3zo cf last w15E.
t.,o; i steady aAl w: changed. TIC rscsipt5 OF
y .5,::: $40 only fair and 3ii3 bushels Wors Of
Iced ani I'D to-day 81 IS. s., O., $50, l1l l0!,
~. lol ana 10. (os FuIlg, l0j. 100 and 10 toc
l.L1a4,1c. Sat little Corn was oiieral, ana 2J2
ta=Ecs =,.t /! s? and 81 TOR white. No Rye
reported Md one s!nall iol cf Oats sold 1t %.
,',u..v proAGco IS - hight r5caipt and p:i2ns
'm. :'gais are IL fa,r ,InDIani a. GU 1!a!i1ns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

i'H.LADEJrHGA. Septr. @D.--Csttle active;
,r'eIr:s "GLu primn Tat; good b!ats; medium
~ +; common 5Iais. Shcop--Markot slow; re.
,"ri- l2tnJ; prime l;als; good lsa4i; medium
4''iti common 3!nl; culls 8. Lambs I!aG!
ss,ck ewes = 15aS 30 Ho9s-Market slow; re-
,ap:s go; extra $ast fair 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

WANTED-A COLORED BOY to do
W. general work in q restaurant; reference
required As TO honesty and good beaVior. Ap,
ply OF 10 south Royal street, at one o'clock p. m.
Sen 22.1L f'|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

,Ns There will be meeting of tho directors
OF the Alexandria and Fairfax Agricultural and
lndu strial Association on Wednesday afternoon
tno ZZd instant at o'clock. The lady supern.
tendenta, are urgently requested to be present.
j. 7. BECKHAM,
sep 22-2t Secretsrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

HNOR PENTHOUSE No. So Cameron st.,
< between Fairfax and Lee. Apply 20
ap 8-tf j, RI. ID, SMOOT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

BALTIMORE. 9"rt 9o--Virf;9.s G. OLD -; j"
'r!errol =. a. consolidated 62?: Go n series "a;
ta'. iua COUPONS 80: now 10 dtls All do coun
= bL tJtgY. Cotton dali; mddling Ii !.
ail., Flour quiet; Howard street and Western
-i.1er Jag %; extra ia:4 -; family BASS Is !;
iity Mills super 5.: 80; extra 1aS4 80; family
% .ba.'.; IL" brands S,"h; Patapsco family
- -. Nh'aL-&outhern duh, but steady !;
"er;otn lower but steady ST tho decline; So
ga red lO!sInI; do amber l0Sill6; No / Mary
Land llN!alli; No Western winter rod spot
and sept ln':; Oct !CCsalOj4; Nov l(S!al04! :;
iItc lU':alG e.. Corn-Sonthorn steady, West.
r.a dull and neglected; Southern while 81; do
Yellow nominal; Western mi1ed spot and sept
81 a5Is; oct j.a5:2! Oats higher and fairly &C.
n'a with sal.s Of Westorn Whito at 13!aa4, and
GO sn!rcd III An'i-! Rye qUio. at 90a"1. Hay
steady prime 10 choice Penna and Maryland
$3.50 per ton. Coffee lower and wholly noIni.
".i; Rio cargoe7 ordinary to fair l21slj!. Sugar
quiet; A st. It!. Whiskoy easier a. l6al L..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
SCHOOL POR GIRLS AND BOYS
~ By THE
MISSES DORSEY,

~ BY THE
MISSES DORSEY.
Ihe second annual session will begin On MON.
DAY, Sept. 18th, 1887.
Terms [per half aessIor.]
Scholars over ten Years. 90
Scholars under ten years u 90
Callathenics lper session .............. ... 800
circulars can be obtained from Miss Dorsey,
% south st. Asap ST., Ale1s.. Va. [su24-2swtOl
'HERMAL1NE-As safe and reliable substi.
Il tute for quinine. A combination of ths 81.
tracted slkaolds of Oalissys Bark with Eucs.
lyptus' tho ant. mslsrisl tree of Australia. Say
perlor to quinine for Chills and Fevera, Dumb
Ague, intermittent Fever and ell MalsIial Di.
sesses. Price % cents pe. boz of 80 coated pills
Full direclio1s for use accompany each boz
Mailed 10 any address upon receipt of price
Liberal discount to the trade.
cJANNEY & CO.. Wholesale sgents,
-sePlo 79 and l52 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20

ENOR RENT, on reasonable terms ROUSE
II 216 King street; gls, Lstrobo, &c. Apply
at this ofics.
sepS-eo2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
" 4 IL | n Il IN T. LLIGEN G. +
t"ET0FALEyANDRIi. SEPTEMBER 20
49.hIysT.

ST.. rises mn. : AZ S,t5l s,ts-,, t; 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
FOR SALE OR RENT.

GTORE ON KING STREET FOR RENT
~ The THREE STORY BRICK STORE
q King street, running back to Market alley.
sepl6 &. @. SMOOT s. SONS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-06-03

Henry Is. PAYNE, the man who if late
reports are reliable, stands the best
chance Of being nominated mt the Cincin-
natl convention, is an Ohio man and was
a member of congress during the presi-
dental count. He advocated the elec-
toraI commission and was a member of
that body. lie was candidate for the
United States Senate, and for governor
Of Ohio, being beaten for the former by
Ben Wade and for the latter by S. 2.
Chase by only small majority. He is
very wealthy and has always been q hard
money democrat. He contributed large
sums of money toward the prosecution of
the war and had two sons in the union
army. He is Q cousin of Stephen A.
Douglas, not the renegade, but the
little giant" The Springfield Repub-
iean, a paper whose opinion is entitled
to right, speaks highly of him as man
and public officer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-06-03

DAVID DAVIS, the independent senator
from Illinois lately wrote letter to a
friend embodYing his views on govern
ment. They were such views as do honor
to a statesman and are in ferfect keeping
with Judge Dayi5's record. He assaiIed
the third term, sectional strife and cor
ruption in Office. The letter has brought
delugo of abuse upon him by the re-
publican press. He is denounced as a
demagogue and an Office seeker. Blaine
is not demagogue, although every pub
lie word he has given utterance TO during
the last eight years have been designed
TO promote his chances rs a presidential
candidate. Davis is demagogue, and
has become one by working asa lagisIa-
tor for the passage OF good laws. Blaine
is not an Office seeker, although he has
bureaus organized to promote his chances
as an Office seeker. Davis is an office
seeker, Notwithstanding that he has
never looked for an Office and is only
mentioned as candidate from the con
seriousness of the peopleo of his fitness.
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GRANTS nomination depends largely
upon the conventions deciding favorably
upon the amt rule. Although Blaine
stands next to Grant in the number Of
delegates pledged 10 his support, his
chances for = uoaiin&;iou aie the least
of all the candidates named. Window
IS not 10 be thought Of IN connection
with the nomination. The votes wbieh
he viii receive viii be si-aply compliment
tary and vii nos raise him t. the level of
respectable candidacy. Washburue may
be counted ont, rs Re cannot couat on
any support beyond the divided vote Of
a few western states, Sherman AMI Ed
munds are The most Formidable Of tie
dark horses. II Ga.nt is not nominated
it viii be one Of these, With the chances
In favor of Sherman.
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Notice to Build Sidewalk.

Mauit0Woc. Wis, May 20. So /
M HEBEAS, at q re- UIar meeting of the Board
W OF Aldermen Of the city of Mauitowoc held
on the 2t.h day OF May, 1850. petition was grant
ed for the building of . sidewalk the west side
Of Fourteenth street between Washington and
Franklin street.
Notices Is hereby given, that owners Of lots on
the west side OF Fourteenth street between Wash
in@tou and Franklin street. in the city OF Manito-
voc. are directed 10 build good and substantial
sidewalk on said west side OF said street, To be
completed within 20 days from the date Of this
notice Said sidewalk is to be not less than five
feet wide. Of sound two-iEch plank. with curb
plank, and to be built on the established grade Of
said Fourteenth street between Washington and
franklin streets, according to the record in the Of
fee OF the City Clerk.
GEO. DUSOLD,
june Il Street Commissioners