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Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Rugby SocfeIy Omcers.

At the last regular meeting OF tt,
Rugby Literary Society the following
officers vera elected.
Prscident--C. II. Kittipger.
Vice President-W. A. Kahoney.
seoretary--W. P, Hastings.
Treasurer-John. N. Robinson.
Librariar-W. L. Butler.
Sergeant at arms-E. T. Eegepdauk
Editor Of Rugby Nonthly-E. Il Bakel
Critic-Dr. Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A Coed JSAe.

Some time age mau residing on Bo.
hemia Manor called on a physician in
order to have his chin dressed, it hav.
ing been split open, he alleged, by q
kick from his black mare. 1t after
wards, however, cropped out that he
had been engaged in drunken brawl,
and the injury complained Of was the
result of blow from oRS Of his com.
panions. 1t 10 needless to say that tbs
kicking mare became by-word in tks
n0iph hbofhood.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
IsDprfSoned for 0onfeunEt.

The Senate Of California, on satur.
day evening, directed the arrest and
confinement Of Senator Kane until hs
purges himself from csDtempt. He will
be KEEP: in custody until the Senate I'D
1ourns, on the 1Gth instant. He refuses
to tell the name Of person who, he
says. offered him $1,000 TO vote for ssr-
tain bills.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
TIE sDGG Barley Mti''

A nicely ex scuted painting o. 'a'u' NJ
barley mill and tho scenery y FA'ch N N
round il on the Brandywine, SsSa,'s ~,
cd Ia the sore window Of .. i nY-i,
& Co. The painting was sx'cu's"
Harry Price, a Philadelphia AUS"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A Fatal Accident

Mr.. Robert Sanders . promi0aus t.I s,
zen of Cecil county was kl!lta W Nd M
ing down a we'll al Rising suu' m "a
last Wednesday. He was very rsl, M
known in Wilmington, and D'' w.
tives here.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
EeAFReY Again.

Dennis E0srney's ease came up in the
Superior Court at San Francisco on Sat-
urday. His counsel asked continuance
for the purpose of attacking the record
sent from the Police Court, which was
denied. Argument was then begun,
and was net finished when the Court
adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
VUBLlC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
l.
VIII be sold at public gale, at the late resi-
deuce Of B0njEmia A. Crozer. deceased, No
4l5 Lombard street, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1880,
at o'clock, pm,
the following described personal property, tc
wit: Beds, bedsteads and bedding, ,salDing
and card ables hair cloth and Windsor
chairs, bureaus, ladies dressing cases, in2raiu
and rag carpets, looking gIasses, quee nsware
china and glassware, soid, lounge, CLOCK.
cooking stove and fixtures complete, two par
ior stoves, knives, forks. spoons, tubs, buck
cts, tlnware, &C., lot OF BOOKS, and other sun
dry altIcles not enumerated.
ELI CROZIER.
L. W. Shdham l. Sen, AuS:s. 4.l2-B
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
EeRlERtafn Sale.

Mr. J. 7. Head on Saturday q fter-
noon at s o'clock, on the premises, sold
the following property for William II.
Psrlett:
A two story brick house, At No. 109
West Ninth street, To Francis L.Csrpen-
ter, for 1878.
A lot 1880 feet on the north side Of
Ninth street. above Madison, to saGuel
y. Marshall, for 81 ,425.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A pcvetneut QucTy.

A correspondent wishep to knc" stou, a
building Of the stsns wall for snV, ", us
breaker near Cool Spring Resef.v ,, s,,l
contracted tor, or done withGa' G3aas,sbIs
mates. The work Is rather corsla'''
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
ROCREIw DOWN.

W
have this dsy received large ist a. gro
ceyies which / will sell cheaper than can he
bought IN this city. Oar ain Is to conviKcs
those who call that this is o Sact, especially
these who are about 10 remove to the western
end OF the city. We sell nothing but arEt-
@ ass 4 oOds at the very losedt market prices.
We do not ailCH no grocer in this city TO sen
cheaper than u.s. Our Flour we sell at g. %,
$50 and SITS Patent Flour, So. 50 per barreS.
Our cent hoHs we will guarantee. Ourla
cent. Drips is the best sold in tho city for the
poBey, 1t formerly sold at 10 cts; Coffee iron
N cents mp our 40 cent Tea we rscomme cd,
and we do net sell any goods we cannot re-
commend. Corn. Oats. Hay and straw for
sole In my quantity. We keep continually
of an kinds. CaIl and sattsfv yosrseif that
thoee are facts. Goal OIL ITO teot. IL ets per
gallon. PETER J. FURp,
32sR Froat and &arYlapd II g. sisy.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
wflming<ox Toqdestr,ouss,,,

William Allen, aged twenty years
slams to have made the best time in
walking from New Castle to Whining.
ton. Yesterday afternoon the young
man walked from tie New Castle Court
house to the Market street bridge in
GSty seven minutes.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
PeFa0nQs.

J. II. Primrsse, manager Of the
Wheaj@r T. Wilson sewing machine Co.,
for Delaware and MARYLAND, LEFT today
for Conreetieut and New York states.
he will visit the manufacturing sstak.
liahmenGs in the above States,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A FFfoR div Gtff

Mr.. B. D. Harris, q workman hereto
fore in the employ Of the Jackson &
Sharp Company, has decided togo West.
On Saturday mc,ning last his fellow.
workmen presented him with a set Of
tos'S, SIS an evidence Of the esteem in
which he was held by them.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
AI- a. NJ. A. MeetinE.

Tho regular weekly meetinS; y uil
Moral Suasion Reform Assocsnh th}
he held at half past seven o,G,ti s,d;n,. 4
evening, in the Morrow bali'
'n~re rt'e- d ,-cs Is desired.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Maine Elections.

Full returns Of the spring elections in
Maine show large Republican gains in
the First Congressional District. TIE
Republicans have 8 majority Of l543,
against al last fall, in Cumberland
county, and 1922 against lo4 in York
county,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
yEG pos AIS.

DR9P0SAILS.-- 70 IRON MANUPAO.
H EURZkS.
GFYISE or EydxTDAa
&Tz LsGHF RoUen DIsTBiCr,
5SE WA!nut strsot, Fhiiadelphia. :
Arhl J, 1880.
EeaiOi proposals viii be reeeiVed q: this Of
hSS unlii Il O'clfck, III OF Thursday, the n T.,
GaT Of A0riI, 1ss3, for Hne Iron Light House
HRar sos the keaT II aeon Sf s3Ghoore2 LeGae
Rauge Lights, Lelav&Ir River
PGAG, Aeci locations, lo,Ea Of pNopOsal and
oS1er ialotAltiHa may be obtained On appil
cation 10 thIS Office.
The right !s raSGgved 70 eject any a2d all
bidG, shd 10 waive any do!ects.
WIN. T. RATNoBDs,
Lieut. -Dcionel, Corps OF knglneeM,
4Sst. Engineer 4th Light-HOuse Distrjst
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

NOW OPEEED.--J. r. CHANDLER &
~ Cos. Grocery store, " ith an entire stock
ot new groceries OF the best quality, which we
7ill selt at the very lowe9t casb prices. Pure
spicrs End The bo1t grades of -four in the
market. Oall and be convinced. 30 sure
you Sc 10 the right place.
CHANDLER K co,
rs r.. 3rt at. tOdt Fellows Hsi
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
NOTlOE-l, PATRICK HAKMEY, IN
IN Mnlla nca Nth thn ~

NOTlCE--l, PATRICK HARMEY, IN
~ csnplisnce with ths rauiIonents q
the Aot o! Assembly IN sErh osaee made and
provided, DO hessby give notice III at shsI
apply in writing to the Onurt Of General Sea
slOnB OF he Peace unS jail Deliverv of ,nt
Sac o. delaware, In and for New Cagu,
County, on Monday, tho ltth day Of NAY
next A. D., .ese, beirg The first day ei III.
May Term VI tho said Court, FOR licenYe tC
Keep an Inn or tavern OF No. 600 Easi
Third rceet, being the southeast cornci
OF Ibird and Pine STREETS, IN tho Second
Wato, OF the CITY of Wilnington, Del, ana
to sell intoxicating liquors in loss quan tttieg
than ono qusrt ~ be drank en- the premisee.
and the following respectable ctixsns rooon,
mend the said application, to wit:
X. II. Toylor, u. kon;tssr.
George Day iaVia, Ianiel OiByrue.
John Hammond, Charles u Eparha
Michael Kenney, Wv. Ii. Thsip, p,.an
Nicholas Jenny, Vim. Lrry
Richard Booth, Jsscph n RiehayS,
yo1m :, f.unkett, Samuel Roberts,
Saml W0chheinesr. 1ho,nps Reynoij,
Bernard Rowe, James Christy,
-. Wolison, Charles Weyi,
Michael Rafferty,, Jas. J. MONAGHAN.
fio-ot PATRICK HAhMEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

nTOTIOE.-I, JAMES McvNY, do
~ hereby give notice that | shGtl ap.
ply to the JUDGES Of tho Court Of General
seSeIOi,s Of the i'caco and Jsii delivery OF IRe
state O De,awats, in nd FOR The cGaGtr 1i
New Castle, o. Monday, the I0tn day OF III y
1leXt, BEING the tiIEt DAY OF the 1iag tCrI, A.
D., la3!, Tor y lice &C to Keep nn mn ur tavern
at Ne. ] East Front ptrgCt, IN the second
war,i Gi the CITY Of WGn!a ton, cCunty and
$ta Q Elo,s2d d, wlh u'a p.lVleEa to soil in.
t tzicatt7g liquors in EsguanuticS than enc
guar. to oo esanE "a tho p.er.ies, and ihe
iONOwIng ces.cetab!c cItiaeAs reroIuiaana the
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
DUELIO SALK &!

VIII DO cold at p1blio sale. at tae stables Of
q. n. Gibson, on French st, below Second,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL lAlh, 1880.
at Il O'Clock, u, sharp,
PvOnty three head Of Ohio horses, G\,~
good workers and drivers, we'll broken <23E
and come Of them well mated hom ! TO
years old. Also pair o. Mulee, AVID pair Of
well-nated brown Darse, o and years cid,
sound and good driverA
The stoOE will be on examination at the
stables from Wednesday tbs 7th inst, untn
day OF sale.
TBRMs.--A credit Of 90 days will be given On
purchaser giving banksble note with an ap.
proved endorseT. II. SHAMELESS.
L. W. Stidham g. Son, AWst'rA &6.eod
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

INYOTICE.-w2. WILLIAM BAXrEE
l% and Elatthew Baxter, trading unde!
the name OF " illiam Baxter Il Bro, do here
ny give notice that VIZ thall apply TO thu
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions o.
the Peace and jail BeIiyery OF hs State o.
Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on
| Gondsy, the 10th day OF May next, A D..
lsso being the fret day Of the May term, 10.
n license to sell tntoyicl ting liquoro IN guam.
tltios not los than one helfgsIlon, not TO be
drank on the premises at No. 8 Yves, Fourth
btrseS. being tho southeast corner Of Fosrh b
ava Shipley streets, In tho Third Ward CT the
City sf Wilmington, county apd StAts aisre.
said, and, the following respectable citizens
residing In said ward, recommend the Eatd
application, to wit:
Patrick Kelley, W. NoTiuee
w. II. Jack, A. A. Chapnun,
Conrad Keller, Henry Greba
Thos. /. Russell, John Bader,
James Smith, Preston Ayerz,
Charles A. Wtnslon, George r. Young,
p. b. Forman, ThoS. ID. aibson,
Andrew Wilhelm, KIpg DolbOW,
samuel Oulbtrt, A. Bierman,
George X Baugh. James Browa,
Edwin a. Parker, Reward FarEnar,
James CLARK. John GrS0a.
John II. Graham.
a9Stt WIN. BAXTER L BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
UOUSE AND SION PAINTING

G;aining.,. VNrnighing, Paper varn,shiye ,
epeSialty, Stsining and Hard wood Einirhjng
hrst tcIass manner by experienced worS man
Patronage solicited. Estimates furnishod
DANIEL SMITH, Manager,
suoeesaor to Barker Il Smith. Aaty.
M SHIPLEY STREET.
asd Wnnirgton, D:i,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A NEW GKUCERY STOks.

Gcorgs e. Wheeler, 1o4 e. Second 81 hss
lately tnt'ced and eomplstely IcCodcIod
.be cid stand, having torn cut all tiae old tx,
rUre7. TIE new ones mahrs the store seront to
nnd ny care; al attention to business b. hopes
% inertia cOEtinuance Of the same. He has
AID In new stOcz Of choice groceries, and
NAL enfesVor to make the prices for good
Hoot' cs low as the lowest He extends o
eoTdlGl invitation to all IN come and soc the
new store. Very Respectfully.
GEO. T.. WHEELER,
3-lGf lGl Z. md st., city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
OiREor PRIVATE wIRK,

prom our once 10 the New York and PhiiA'
dslphia Stock Exchanges. Quota tsons fur
niahed simultaneously with GALES being
made ut those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and DaaFmncisoo
rfsd on margin.
All Local Securities Ro1ght and Sold.
OaSh Heaav Tor good ElIBt Eortgrgss.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
u.s. ToURs Fog SALE.

U.S. EOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND CID.
WASEED.--l0 shrs. National Bank oi WI
mipeton and Brapdywine Stock
tniLSoolphia, Now srh ana b jston stockl
bought and sold en- coD,mIssion. Every tacii
Jes afforded gOr peHEoas 10 SeD OF iETess In
toeks or bonds. teD91-lV
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
ID 4. ROBINSON q CO.,

d 4. ROBINSON b Co,
BANKERS AND BROKEfsS,
BANKEHS AND BkUkER.,
NJ. T. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
N. u. CUR. FOURTH AND MAKE
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Dsn't Fret or 0rswi.

II never pays to fret and growi,
When shoes are out at the toe;
The better plan Is pusL ahead
And strike for MArr's know;
His place Is Ne. II East Fourth,
I've doors from King, yeu 10
And buy your boots and shoes from him,
his prizes are 30 low.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
PBRLIO SALRa.
DUBLlU SALE

DUBLlU SALK
-DP-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, 0ARvES
AND SPhIhQRhS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, al
the Uhadds' Ford Hotel, DeiaUaEe CoRsisy
Pa, on
THURSDAY, APHIL 10, 1850.
at l.2o O'Clock, p. En..
Forty Lancaster County Cows and Ez-H&
rome fat st0ck. A credit OF 30 days $S-.K.
will be ziven. No pos.ponement on account
OF weather.
N. B.-A let of York State and Bulls vii
be offered at Private Sa'e on April q.
830.dhwts. ANCIS W. HOUSE
L. W. Sudham l. Son, AuG;'rs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

RTCIICE--I, WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
Nv in compliance with tho requirements "a
OF tho act OF Assembly In such case, u made and
provided, do hereby give notice that / shall
apply III writing to the Court OF General Ses.
siOns o! the Peace and jail Delivery Of the
Stata Of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county,on Monday, the 10th day Of May next,
A. ID. 1880, being the first day OF the May term
Of the said Court, for license To keep an
Inn or tavern at the s +. cor. CT Fourth and
Orange Streets known as the Western
Hotel, In the Third Ward OF the City
OF Wilmington, Delaware, and TO sell tntoxi.
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable ctizeng recommend tho
said application 10 wit:
A. BterJan, Thomas DGnp,
John Green, John A. L0grn,
Il. y. Duffy, Charles 4. WinilOW,
John Iadcr, Emile Duohsr,
IhUs. |. Russell. q, Ofge n. Bacon,
Hilary 4. Lightsap, OyusP p. Williams,
Conrad kellSr, J. X. Whitcrait,
Il. ". Reynolds, TtUiaa7 Ford,
WIN. b21tor, A. a. hspman,
George Young, W. II. JACK,
John Uunn, James Smith,
Il J. MoAlanfs, a. Bicata.
ARE" Wm. CAEPBELL.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
GR0CEEsES.

CFRDNG AND MILD
ROASTED OOFFEK,
10 GENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, GEE N, JAPAN ANp MTXka
TEAS AT
% GENTS PER POUND.
pse0e goods are Enexcelled in purity strength
and favor, BY aGy In tho city aE tie
Erioe- fry thGm and bs
convinced Of the fSck
dEKAT WESTERN TEA COMPATS
W. Il. BOWSIAN Msnaxer,
Is g. SECOND ST., IL Z. SECOND ST,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Freaehlng Services.

There will be preaching services at
the Kingswoed chapel, bsyond the Klev-
enth street bridge, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings csu.
menciDg At 7 30 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
THURSDAY, APIIL IS, 1850.
T1UBLlC HALE

DUBAC sALB
-OH-
COWS AND SHOAEa
Tho SUBSCRIBER VIII sell at Public Sale, Of
his residence, near Booths Cornes, DsiaUare
Co, Pa, on
MONDAY, APEIL Is. 1850.
stl O'Clock, p M,
Forty fresh cows and sprngeFs. from k2-Ny
as represented, and will be delivered 70 bay
srs 90 FAR ny Wilmington. Also Vmenty shoats,
Weighing about my rs. each.
1EEMs.-A credit Of 2 and 4 months win be
given. WIN. d. 9OODLEY.
A. q. ShaTylsss, Aust'r. ~ 9sU-di7
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
DROPosAI.S.-TO BUILDERS.

DR0PoSAI5.-TO BUILDERS.
0rHrE OF FNGJNEyG
ATE LIGnI- HOUSE DtsTRoT,
6s2 Walnut street, Ph Ph'lads!phi,.
April !, 1880
Sealed proposals viii bo received at this o.
hce until ~ O'Clock, m., Of Thursday, the 22d
day OF April. 1sS3, tor q Light House and
heopeT's dwelling, both frame, i0r the iron:
ana rear bCacOns 0f Schooner LclGe Range.
Light, DeIa ware River.
Plans, specifications, form. Of proposal and
othet tSi0rmation may be obtained ON app!i
cation To this chi2o.
The right Ia reserved to reject any and oil
bids and TO waive any detects
WI. F. hAYRoLps,
Lieut.. Colonel, Corps OF Engineers.
4'S.st. Engineer 4ti light House District.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

~ ROCERIES. IT IA AN ACTUAL
~ act that our -four Il the best 10 the city
for tho price. Our $500 is good, cur $3.50 is
excellent our ST 81 makes bread rs white 30
snow. just try oar Fosters teas a; 90, g.. SG
and leo, all we aSk ia to give them one trial
and you will never buy any ether hOrsera-
dish, l0c. per brittle: Rorrh " England gnucc,
loe. per bottle Llccestarshira, 900 per bOt;lc;
Worcestershire, 2jc. per bot. ; fine Irish dulce,
landed by steamer, Lord Give" A lot OF
Petigo oct meal by the same steamer direct
from Ireland. A lot Of Ne. l 4ckron Oat
meal. Obs ior 2Sets. We bave the Il nest NO.
moss mGSkerel, white and lat, at the very
low price Of l2c. b; 1 quarts Of DeanE, 80
honey, %. quart We are the only agent EOr
Fosters tsas this side OF DossAn. Sold onlJ
In Belfast, Boston and lob Is. 9Th h., tnis aity.
four D. rtoe, DC; rs corn stnEeh, 80. TIE
Granger Store.
TN. WlER, 1sS East Sixth ssreet.
We are agents Tor Ts&arproof Lane 7 VI nj,
cheaper than whlte-wssh. %S invite oil 70
come to l0s e. 9Th ss. and see ". We will give
o sAnple 70 try It. Used by all housek eepers
and for sanitary purposes +Sltt T. "a. W.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
MnElnN.

John Raane, sewing nacc ins Tepafrer, has
rsInOyed to tho Il. w. cor. Of Ninth ard Jetser-
500. Yuli supply OF sewing nGSt!ns findings
always en- hand k-&iM
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

NOTlCE.--l, ALB ERT BENDLER. DO
IN hereby glvo notice that / shall apply TO
the Judges Of the CeurS Of General Sessions
Of the Poaee and Jail Delivery OF the state OF
delaware, in and Tor the County Of New Gas.
tie, on Monday, the 10th day OF May next, A.
D., 1889, that being the first day 0f the kIsy
Term Of sald Court, for license to keep al
Inn Cr tavern, known as the Port Penn HsuGe,
in the villsG0 Of Port Penn, s.. Georges Hd.,
School District No. CD, county and State
aforesaid ! with the privilege Of selling In.
tOxicattng liquors in less quAntlras than one
quart 10 be drank on the premises, and The
following respectable citizens recominend the
said application, to Wit:
\. B. StcYens, WIN. II. Fleming,
James A. ComGrd, SiAeon Lord,
EGmuoi @. Eaton, Wm. u. LOoIfTman,
+: :. ZaehelS, S4muel Yea,siey,
Wrn. Ca&tlel0w, y. n. Wehb,
Geo. Ii; Webb, WIN. II. Bsnnott,
Richard Yearley. Charles HJse,
+. +. Johnson, LsTiu jane,
Robert 5. Carpenter, Alex. ElG&ie,
ThOin IS XIX, John XlcheS.
s-l2.3;t ALBEEr BENDLEE.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

DEMOVAh.-JACOB SBkUNNER HAS
Ii rsnovs his watch store from No. j
Lombard W 80S King ct, wlere he will be
pleased1o attend t, all VINO may avor h
WITH the + !aI3assa ;2jlm
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
LSUE CUHOHEll.
THE aHEAF EEREIGInER.

TO farRofe and trleBers:-Tne undeTsigaed
informs farmers, truckers ard the public fn
geosrai that ne has made superior lot OF
PGe6rette st I he old InaDu!notory, Cd the
NEW CAETLH ROAD. NEAR CARA
SCHE'5 LANE,
And he is now ready to nil orders at short
notice, 81 no tsrate prices. In quality 1t Tar
surpasses anv that has been made iOr years.
ity. God ior ,orn, potatoes, e.ts and vsse
taOice Of all kiRds. Pricc, = A per ton.
Heey eetIuily Tours, u. p. HAMILTON,
No. llJ5 Grange street. Wilmington, Del.
FIR reterEncA apply 10 VIM. McCau'ley,
Esq No. 6 Q Market street, or Henry LentI,
David Lent2 sSd VIM. Il. Bullock. +S jWd9,v
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

HoM,S HILEY, 40 ", SEVENTH 81
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
HROWERN.
1LLlOIT, JOHNSON a co.
BANKERS AND BRuKgES,
W lninEton, Delaware.

uoRNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

G1 Sn For o large load OF kindliB,
p1sSgO wood. Orders can be left rt
Gray & Btoe., Second aad King streets; ia
cob Moore at City Depot; and John s. Millo,
ct Rising Sun, or at the Factory, como, a
Union street and GtIpip avenue
8-14ti J. MCKINNEY
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

Our assortment OF tac fneT grade o, Tea
and OoHee, and pertsGG,g pure paper. Snd
spices generally, is Oa3 81 the best. EY1cos
aiway right. SUGAk AT GU5r 70 LUS-
TONER'S
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-23
GRANDPA.
ny ]. KING.

z
Dear grandma sits In the old arm chair
While the firelight sheds silYery gieani
Aihwart the looks of frosty hair;
The SHOWS OF age have blanehed tho hue
or trossos once black as tho ravens wing,
And dimmed the lustor OF eyes Of blue.
That form so stately In It's prime, p 4
Is bowed beneath tho weight Of years
Sad record of tho flight Of time,
Full many wrinkle seams her face,
In youth so marble, smooth and fair,
And yet inmate with sweet pairieiaH
grace.
Perchanee as sho sits with folded hands,
Watching the embers' iitful glow,
Her thoughts revert 10 othor lands;
Two stalwart sons havo crossad tho main
10 dvell meath India's burning sun;
The other-ip tho church.yard lain.
Tho hushRnd-lovtr OF her youth
Has gone to swell the anthem choir;
Mono now to cheer, savo daughter Ruth;
The past seems but troubled dream. -
Which soon will fade and pass away,
When crossed deaths stygian stream. =
Her soul at rest, she waits 10 hear
The summons to eternal bowers
Her spiFitibrave knows naught OF fear;
For loved ones watch at the heavenly
gates
To welcome the weary waude,cr flonis
whore the ',King of Glory waits.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-23

creased price, amounting to about &c.
100000, the Treasury gets nearly s40,-
100000, aud the planters sG,O00,0eO,
because so large proportion Of The ar
ticlc used IL imported. In the case of
most articles to be affected by my bill,
the proportion Is just the reverse.
Nearly all Of the increased price goes
TO the manufacturer here, and very lit
tie to the Treasury, because nearly all
those articles afe produced here, and
but little imported AZ ! sail, the i'm
portation Of many articles is practically
prohibited, and orr manufacturers are
left without competition from abroad,
either in cost or quality, and whatever
increase Of price results therefrom is
collected by the producer and manufac-
turer here, and not ty The Treasury
department The consumer PAYS all
the same"
"YonT biil, however, does not ap-
pear 10 have contemplated n very
radical change in the tariff"
"No; it was intended 70 top osg
some OF the most il8grant wrongs Of
the present f,rII system, Yhie;l come
to us from the necessities, real or
pretended, Of fbe war"
at il moi then, free trade meas
uro -
"Cerlainly hot. While We have
50 large debt We must have Il large
revenue from imports, and tIii-, hon.
eslIy laid, will give incidental and
sufficient protection 20 satisfy all rea-
sonable men. Under the power 10
raise Tcvenue we have no power 10
prohibit or prevent sreyenue being
raised by eniireiy shutting our doors
by probibitory tariff We might
as well shut up Hell Gate, and not
improve New YorI, haibor; ilI the
mouth OF the Mississippi with sand
bars instead OF opening il with jet
ties. !"
"How would you get your products
ont ."
"Get our products out Why do
you wish 10 get them out If they are
To be consumed 10 transportation? II
you bring nothing hack but cupti-
ness In your stip$ the export must
pay the costs la,h ways, and thus
consume in carriage al the profits, II
net the eniif- produce. =
$50 yon think itlikeiy no,i,ipe
will he done ab n, tariff during ibe
present Congress %
"oh, let ms alone, now. have
done enough talking and thinking
about the matter already"