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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-01-07
Dr.TUT'-'S
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IN 2BCTs. AND sd BoTTLEs.

It's properties are DemuIcent, Nutri-
tive Balsamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining ali these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BALSAM ever
offered to sufferers from pulmonary
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-01-07
]. { B., B. e., and v. RAILROAD
N VU-NNEOIIUN WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY, November 10th, 1879. (Sul
DAYS excepted trains will run as follows
JUNCTION d BaEAKwATER P r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
TUUsTEE,s sAI.E.

ny VtHTugur A phtn ut TNUHI NAnk
by Robert tOslain end Isabelle, hls Wita
ehd tiiuWlas tnslaiN, ~ The u~uapulkhgi bear
"T ,Vropl la thp Wlvfks office vt lhU county
Vuud NJ uhtu CnuWU, Npal NiHiuia ~ hout
No o tblln ihl, will, Uu
M0anAf the aRn DAY ~ MAY lsa1
husinnins II ~ a'rlvct 4 n pi said dgy, ell ~
pgbiiv guytipn ~ the tuni lrut ol ihv lliufl
llnu,e ~ sall longn lhf m,Ien,Va aeAIl,ey'
"a IN lhal laIt vt Toe uiv Vt Whevlipa kRpNN
a. Mouth WhtpilHH, ~ the aiiltlpp w. The lly
NJ Wheeling tnuwn ~ hushnulda aQd Mo
MoobgHs aAlnnn, and which said Vl,cys N
lapVis NJ lsud aft designated un the plAt ~ sald
Aidiuun a. lo1s mmbeivi ihltlcon lHud iou(
ipgn tll, ssUopl " tv,t . thohts IN The snulh
shiu ~ lot NJ "a
4 wss su,oyl between the petiss ~ ,aii decd
oi uust that " the lNfuesHl lhr Nisl lAil lallcl
az refused W tai the Interest ~ aip tart llttvul
sent annually 80 Tie upte scVnrfi " sHii Iced
" inst then The vaF1 vt The svcQni lAit shall
pTUuuld ~ sall The pIryNtI Wvryln vunteytl,
be Intended ~ 70 ~, ahd arrl{ the ptgCryis W
sld ,ale q s,ll y ,1g Y@gnt ct sald mlS,ss'
pail, and W lhP psImonI Ut The pnneipte sum
mentioned w SAIL nutp
TIE aid saie will be- made beOsu-s " ,bs bail
utp " tho paftlus W vay The interest sent anhu
%'f,ss, ofk 1ny nti,S' N H. saIt ppt
thaaa mauSy gash W. hand, The hatauUa ~ tao
sQHal vaympntH ~ ala aud lvulNe months, Win
iNE Tusl The pnr hascr IlNips nnps secplyi Ny
deed 81 Trust 90 VIZ (rolsW fI the iclsrred
viii be Wositsl In cab u lhe purchaser wpfrf
The title " the ahote pWpeH( y hplltfth Va
tv pctlpCL hVt, setting - lUlsies shalt gintry
Oaly such utv ~ u vested ~ Ms ~ said lied ~
lUsl olhaoh h hhAAMth
mfiluAWt Trustee,
The AbO,v sale IL siIOnmVi ahtl SATURDAY.,
AaY nlh, IL 10 V'yiAA
E,al uIhsOA h. tRASAkN, Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
iianrr Wallsr on Tinsls

Charleston Vputlvt
father Ivy u happy accident, ot 10y u
uudlun return vi that pagarlty lot The
lark vi which our hourbona have hp.
oonp Ianpua, they have alartei y move
ment la favor ul MI UpotHc " Tlhg'r'
uI Ohlo county. IN The HucopaHnr nI uol
WilHun, Il IN unplpHa ~ jlayulHe Tue
Tact that such a nomination, madr'
would hp tho mlal formidable the oil'u
altion could have ~ encounter Ito u u
man otpAirnaiyp aud favorable arquhinl
anrr through hiu district, u Iato'llr
ut tho hnainpaa men every where,
an aIiablu, genital gentleman, M acooun
pllahud politician with aphWracier VIII
out q stain NJ y pproaoh ~ any hlni,
and With a rwuui ~ an original work
lng npmucal, which Would pnl 10
ahamp tho Ipeblu ApryioeA ui tho eleventh
hour vpntlpmen Who, during the past
Tow ypara have baHkpd IN tho aunHhihu
at Democratic lAyur, II tho Nunn
cratic party could rlpp ~ the height ct
uuch q nomination. u would No much
tn rpsain tho Alrungth which u haH lnhl,
la dd,iug trout itn ranks the mpn who
made u, and wh0 ~ best defend ahd
preserved u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

The 0aar Ia treating them 40 U The, were
ias, too good W usl
Tus revival u the Monses doctrine
10 American politics has pu, the Mise
Naneys u Loudon journalism 'n'ea
slate Of the extremist eommo,ion'
Tus opposition 10 the approach Of Tho
Empire will p~entallse " ~ laais ThA'
anll,thltd term convention promises TO
dls,urb the serenity u The Grant mana
gsta
Tpesss thinks he haa got a little
achame that will setlla The tafih d'h''
Guilty, iie lela up on the prlnlets, aud
whatever may be- the iale OF hla schedule
he has our hleaslns Ia advance
ras iaston Herald ihints that The
Clergyman Who introduced l'eechef W
a ioatoa aadIenes IN The genlus neat
10 Shakespeare would make u good
man ~ write prospeciupea lot m'n'"s
Vuuipahipa
utAnstosH's advent IL marked by
urpenwood'u exit The laal named gen
,leman haa grown rusty IN the Editorial
CHAIR ol thu IioA Max GadAs, aud mI'
llons VI people. even In urea, Britain
Will jua, pow learn thai there II Hueh y
pafaou Ia e~xlalencei
Tu1 lanaliuism VI tho dellrloua iem'
peranee agitation, that has alleoled The
eaunlp With tho stale breath OF blatant
aycophauuo aud hypocrit'oal hluslerefa,
has bevu eiec,ed Iato tho d'scuaA'on ct
tho rpyenue bill aud nothing short Ut u
dlApenuatiou ot proyldence Will now save
il irom destruction ior all practical and
reasonable purposes.
Tus eye Ia tho indes to the sou,
When q man asks YOU ~ sei oH lhn
ruins oI hlA new plug hat, YOU oan tell
10y looklng IN hla eye whether no wants
| cash dow u Tot the damagea, 90 VIII heo
an endorsed nole running ala moo'ha'
tLiTut tffe Pres,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
rlnnLs rop,cs

Tue laleslCremaiien wnl not orpmate- .
a. v Nefv,
jum a. Nc III Il appvaTs thai u Was
Ioss Johns pole thai rvachsd The per
simmons In Nitglaia.
Ma Va a. N,SpHnpltd sayp that
speculation "a h. HIN . lhlng II the past
"whsn tho snIefpr,sins burglar is'n,
buWling
B1AHisa IN mind the attnl lodging
VI Logan aud Fisher In the Legislature.
the eonyici labor re.olallon u Saturday
tastes rather tart
raAr war In Chill has become demon.
ulfAtiss again, and seventeen or s.sbleen
people ara liable ~ he injured bsietp The
dtheuliy 10 settled
" appears nov lhs, the jsws have
no. been expelled from Russia. In Tact,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
noaIs \ INbN so.utAu.
Scaled Proposals,
CtN uitpN suru,t
MuttitHU, " Va MAJ 4 ihah !

WuttiiEU, ", Va, hal T. isan
HualrJ proposals. viii bp ~, l,yl AZ lhy uil,v
ntihe Cliy ,tork uutl tttt RaliAl NAY Oili,
lnuL AZ . - Uiuft r. N, tuT tunllaltnH ahi srlr
ttna OH The uutb aud vrrsalng sinuvs ihHi nel
bu Uluiyl ~ the ,lN tor ihe year 'nd'nH
AInl a. lNL
The rihtua ~ bs . 1.-THE bosl uusllif OF sand
siuup, Nli Ot aihunsions rot lee, llah t"lt ~
fsai lunN. lWHnti tive t5i Inches dunP ApN nlt
jhi lnphuA ihlUt The stones afp ~ We Weiptulb
drss,d Mi rinatyt o. the vuia ihCii hil ipIh
they musi la picked iUsspi gluht ~ lnthts
d,,p on the outside ani three go lpchps
uN ihn lhslle lUsAlng stunVs " ~ hol teas
lhaW 81 tal iayl louE, i've Cl tpvi Wide sud iel'
jiul lnouvs lti,k, " the beat guelh W saul
sionr tho ends av " te oaFvttiW 'pusI,d and
Vhisul dressed
Rd, Vii aIso rp W,oI,gd tt A,onp " rpalt
,~cossiugs, IT, bp need w gtfggl romWisslohot
and AZ, ylvI al aur plare IN the OiY designated
~ him,
'Ihe above WORK ~ ho dunu ln The sallsacilog
aud approval VI ihv hltpot Cpmlai@llnrt Npi
Cpmmllloe on hlfppis, Alloys AMI utaius ihy
rawmittve reserve ihg I'ke' T. ,WleIlS4 p'a'
hlia ALtN lfhtuNAlF
Al city tleh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
NOTICE.

slate Of Nesl yiWlnie. ~ Wit
Al nulus held IA tile tttrt' Onipa ~ tie N4tntl
b Uoutt Ut nhip pppnI, en AoHdAI, ihp Hm
a% iSiis fori risinua
Mr. n,,.ssi = ions-, ~,k 81 iohn D. ioss..
lOhn ] lahes, Gylh NiHss ut iohh uARdlan ifn
Insane PpTsinl L0uts " tote Joshua hpug1,
lulia " hufeyj aud ihe ChlliHg ~ Mt
leaue, hpHei. lRe Chilifln ef ME-. tllsshs.h
tvans, The chudwn " Ms NeihAnfe No
de,i-.s Sf lohh uuwsS, DEED, acseaaaa
eaAstsHt,
The ohiret II tiis saii u b. have tha d0sef
fi1btOl NJ. tuila A feti sot anart w Ihs eee ue
divided n lntrlesi w apeItaiu panein ~ tfegi %
land com m0hiy khgNp ~ the hbaa's han Mis-
tng fNfR paw : esai labaa Shhb aid qns nn
diViiat I'M lrlofei sea ecpyeyed " NJ "
Eastsel " ed sesanA ts.s W. v,h asi z
lone. Ard sgna.sI h1yig tsfn m.as ~,
hafieY slV neA Iukliguts VI iNls hlsla sha Hal
the naa6s ~ Ihe Chiitpn pl Np fehAtt nVi
ieY, esd ~ the ckiidrH efAn FiikstSgh ttAHe,
Nni III he ghtliwH ~ Ms tsihsHhs hetsYRe.
aayisesa Vi lpha cqEsa, decsAcd, aw gntBesH
nj ihe plaintiff the Isld aetspdaRk loshua naF
tty Nhd lnnh n, Nsls. aHd The eili dsteJpiaHn
shase uAeass atN uRtnaNh, stt FufHtfed " 40
Ifaf elgU due pntii0stlpn OF thts etteJ N uhe
taeTta omF N ouf esii esNu n tulss n "
haAtea ihsfVAlt, On ihe ahh hanaay u hsf
4 y iEsa and 10 What u pesAs1 " Ftuies'
fss,s uEpRaE HOOK, Clsft
~. &. uptsshB saa w II HnAhra tgsiei
ts BE complainant usst~Ni
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
nsw Apvsar,sgmsnrs.
WANTED.
ID situation '' 'ee'i'W EAls prHssr
NoTIOH,

MxsfISu ay fuE ptopk Holpkga ~
N -ite No,th Nest Vluginla Agricultural
sSH.NllIsSs W.aSTsSss' tsssaOs' c weaassIs,'
May a. "gs o'e'"t " oatsaAy, s~o's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
DISSOLUTION.
NEW FIRM.
~siooLhoIdsrs' l1sstInu.

mus AskuAL NKftlsa ~ rus STOCK,
I'kolisp 81 lhs Nail tu hahiins sAi taaR
ss~slasloR, hf the NeliuA VI ! ftsfd " plgee'
lsfs. Ntli he held al heiF rpgNss. TUESDAY MAJ
g..,;, s~."S Z &C. 4, n /. 's.ss E .d.
eaR 10 - ION MAJ 90
H. nrlsg hOsrt M Ntgygloys
wailiiM GiiAA n hkIfkkA Hssy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
ApatL wlssisaa on run an
F~uliLuAN ouAaTnF

NNNNNNtN " ~ /
mueh a. the aeiiea u the Chicago ean'
,va.lon will largely laauenee the result
a, Umelunati aud the eh'ei interest Va
the allualIan IheTaiute, ven,etu, Al ptea'
cut Ia tho burner convention.
There are but iva reliable tests OF The
strength OF ehancva u the eonlendIas
quartet Of Republican candidates Ia The
Chicago v~anysnion'
Tho n ID, the numbet OF delegates
.ha, zach Of them may ba able 10 carry
lala tho ~eanssulion With u previously
dsplafsd preivtenee, ~ who may lie ~
alruoipd Ia relernve 10 thelr votes,
Tho other 10 the diapoaltion Ut tho mt
narlly candidates toward their eompeu'
tors, aud tho chances thai zach vii
have ot hecomlug tho l%esalee, . ~
apeak, oi the Others strength when they
ara voted out VI the race,
Tho only lsat VI strength Which eau
lioua men now delgn ~ canulder, ID the
actual choice oi delegates NY the Repair
lican STATE Conventions ~ they are su,'
,,..GoIiy Lsld
In IA the beunning oi tho preHpnl
m,,ib thar, n no oueallnn among ~.
prpiudiecd ohsoryera hut that GRANT
lpada Ia tho delegates choaen, by iva To
one ave, hI. .tronsrul competitor We
A, noi soiniotabI.s. beoauae lhuraCan be-
ma hon,., eontroye,s, nhoutit nlAtSG
ha. isas than ono halt Ennuspa about
,ns.i,th. and AnsHAAN a Atlll amallpT
proportion oi the iulegalea thus lar IN.
,iu,,.l AMI pledspd.
u.,St's .lnyls polnt Of danger NJ
prsasnl 10 that ha may TAIL by q low
yotea ul tao Requisite number ~ make
him tho nominee on tho hrat ballot
Hut ,hla In not a contingency about
which L,a hpn,hmen arp muuh troubled
Any luther competitor would have IA
maize auprlalna alrlipa 10 gn lnlo con'
,vntiun with a alrungth that will CON
pare With uHANt'a
Oonp,dinu. what Ia nut very proba
HE. that Uu,sr will bu able Ia count
,nouvh J,lpuan,u Ia ulyo him tho num,
,natlon on i,st ballot ~ hy aurlnma
thu, What a'e tho possibilities "' WI"
leat in tho convention
A 4. evident n ihla urvura, that n
VIII hr - ulross'e ha''nN'u ue'N'''
u@lsf aod h'A's@ s"' " wv '%'l'""'
~ ~ have remarked upon '"' u''',"'
unh ~ 'he ''AuS"' ""'
''"'' wv" ~. IL -,
I" W "''0' W" NV Wv"
"""""V WV ~
v" 'h'' WV w y NV '""'' 49,"
ohan''a ~ a' 'Nle''e'' w '''''sp"
oon'ased ~ "'a 'soa' 'u'"'''a"' Wv"
'"' 'n"'''' 's''s1''a W"
u'''Ss' '''s"'' Wv, ""''
'''s''' 10 " '"s"' w.
wv, ' -, nu,, and
s,...u l.,.,t,. will
L.a.n..,L., ~,,.,nt IA.
,,'I...ni.,. sh.,,,,, Il, Li.nun
a''' ''~. ,.,wm.n n, ~.
LI,,,, h,,, ~,
"'
~ ...u,, ,h.,.t,,, tina,
-r.n. roIon,n h,s,lsn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
pRNSNNTs.

WEDDING PRtShNis'
VpAf opkSkn, pe,NhATkh VtlA NhkN
htua f,,tt Pilates. decorated ~ Cnlais. ley tteAm
aeis, thgmfed ulAssWatn, Sa,a AZ low puVss
o.. %. NtNtattAWr,
main 1870 MARktf sfRkth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
To tho vo,ers OF Ohio County

The abo,v sale u siIoamsd anul saturday
s.si ''''' GIhs6S'is dsAsasa. trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
Scaled Proposals,
plQcVsSs or,g.0

cay ultaA's offlCt,.
NuttitHa, " Va, Aai T. lMn
A,a,ed rrpvosals viii 70 fsgsltel,s o. Ehs gms9
hrteloot + n tot the usp pf tie Teal aaslts
,hs Wear enAInH And NJ ikal the Oommiuge %
n''si,s rasrTyiia thb rtbht 10 p,lggi auy 90 all tfdA
@sit' lYYtX HfhhONKfF try hloA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-26
Platform and Resolutions.

First-The Democracy of Ormsby County in Convsn
ton assembled re affirm their dtme devotion to the
principles of The Grand Old Party" give the plat
form enuncia ed In tho late Democratic National Con
n zing in our National standard bearers General W. s.
Hancock and Hon. William II. English, q stat -sman and
soldier in the ons patriotic sud trusty civilian in tho
other and in both stsunch defenders Of the Union and
faithful supporters OF constitutional liberty.
SecondWe charge and prove by tho record that Jamcc
A. Garfield the Republican nominee is the enemy OF the
Cosliesm shown by his persistent opposition To tho
called Fifteen Passenger Bill rs we'll as his votes against
the Luttre and johnson ArtCoo'ic Resolutions and
also recognize in him enemy to Nevadas interess BY
his vote in favor Of demouetizng silver BY his double
dealing on the Bland Silver Bill, and his advocacy
At Chicago the Presidential claims Of John Sherman
one Of Nevada's bitterest public enemies.
Third--We favor and our legislative nominees
hereby pledged to support for tho position Of United
States Senator Col James g. Fair. man who Is
actual resident Of the State, whose interests IL
who thoroughly understands the wants Of his
stituents and who ii elected 20 the honorable posi-
ron within the gift of the people Of sovereign Stae will
be found at his post Of duty faithfully representing the
Fourth We heartily ndorse the nominees Of the Dem
ocratic party of Nevada, Hon. c. II. Belknap aHd Hon
Gao ". Cassidr for tho positions respectively Of su
prcme Judge and Congressman recognizing IN these gen
temen faithful public officials snG consistent Democrats
FthThe to regulate railroad freights and fares
within State boundaries having been established by our
highest judicial tribunals. or sgssslve nominees are
portant subject and give 20 the people such legislation
will avoid discrimination by railroad companies against
the inhabitants Of this State
Just and uniform system Of taxation throughout the State
cf al species property, including the proceeds Of
mines favor Of preserving existing legislation
providing 70. the faction n o. such and sse %
Convention hereby pledged to oppose ameadc1sn
X repeal Of suoa legislation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-26
NICHOLS INFALLlBIE INJECTION

0uar.nteed = care promptly md per.Aoeo<,y cve.y
eov loog standiux II drectoos followed Internal
0edhoinss net rsoo0nendsA nsosssAsy ourv euar-
Ofeed - money refunded F0e sals b. p H0oAee 81
"'esns an AngaA. ,FtsnOA GsssisA : 0sr1an 49,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-26


\ a.s .~ao"a TIL d .z--. r
CAMPAIGN APPEAL
FOR - 1850
mailed
of December Terms cash advance
THE APPEAL
by ring and
In IN the past
P0I.ITICA
pursue progress
twelve support principles Platform
Republican Garfield and Arthur the head
State Politics.
will leading presenting the people Nevada the issues
campaign maintaining
battling OF
again upon Senator
ornsbv CountV.
using every Republican party
principle OIL
Republican its will
exhaustive complete political ransng
county published
a Complete Newspaper
NEWSPAPER printing
morning.
Dispatches
advance Virginia In the Local Department
reports Republican meetings full
Political Printing.
and
equipped
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-26

!
III. Is. u Al L,
IOrro.,r. CAP .on BUILDING
|
|
HARDWARE
and Coal, Stoves
Ranges and Tinware.
1
hOpo, WOOQ 5 WILLOW W8rGs
ounS' lS'ol'' Anl1uni'lon'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-26
ORMSaY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election, November Z, 1850.

For State Senator ............... John B. KittreIl
ro, A..sne'ynse. : ;.sss : 9;s Rim
For Sheriff Observation-Disclosures. Peter Cavanaugh. Jr-
For District Attorney Sodesberg
For County Clerk James R. Judge
For County Recorder Fred. d. Turner
For Public Administrator ..:......., j. NJ. Hae&ett
For Superintendent Of Public Schools Edw McFaddn
For County Commissioner. long torn Michael Hogan
For County Commissioner, short term. james Duffy
For Justice Of Peace Carson Township. Jacob L. Beam
For School Trustee Carson Township long NJ Dow
term ..-.....-.........-.J
For School Trustee, carron Township J.u..
snort term. ...-............b
For Justice Of Peace, Empire Township.
For Constable, Empire Township. Observation-Disclosures.
For School Trustee, Empire Precinct,
long term |'''''''''''--
For School Trustee, Empire Precrct,l
short term
For School Trustee, Brunswick Precinct,
long term. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
For School Trustee, Brunswick Precinct,)
short terh. rh.........................1 ''''''''''
Crmsby County Central Committee.
WARREN wAssoN.. Observation-Disclosures. Chairman
JAMES +. FARRELL. L......................Tre Treasurer
GEORGE BRYSON. Secretary
THOMAS ROCHE, J. L. BRIGHT,
II. HOGAN. JAMES NJ LAMB.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-26

CLOSING OUT BUSINESS.
OWING TO POOR HEALTH I AM CON.
~ PEELED to seek other parts for . change Of climate
and have found necessary dispose Of Furniture
Business entirely. therefore now offer my stock Of
FINE WALNUT
FURNITURE and BEDDING
AT COST. AT MY STORE
sprIng-Beds, Mattresses and
lounges
VIII be sold low that it will be cheaper to buy than
to have the old repaired.
Don't Fail TO Avail Yourself OF the
Opportunity.
Chas. Kitzmeyer and c. H. Maish authorized to
collect all accounts tzansact all business during my
"'S'A'' '''' N0'pe'cE' SEo. ". KrrzxEYER
Carson May 1, 1880.
GEORGE PERAsIcH.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
FRESH FRUTTs VEGETABLES, CONFECTlONs ETC
IIyHE UNDERSIGNED HAS on HAN D
i and u daily receiving tho
Choicest Fraits, Freshest Vegetables. Bes
81 Confeetiena. Choice Havana CiearA
Poultry, Ranch Eggs, Etc.
-
MvtLER'S ToNs0RiAl SALOON.
HAVING. HAIR-CUTTINo AND
sHA NJ DING
AFTER THEAOsT APP1R sTy
The Best Baths
IN THK CrfY AT
1oaaes's, Next Door - Coanav 0aAldang. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-20
One of Gen. GarfieId,. ESCAPES.

Gen. Garfield tells this story showing how
he once narrowly escaped becoming a humor-
Gus speaker: 81 had at one time quite an Itch
Ing Ia that direction, and carried 1t so far In
the campaign OF 1860 as to make speech that
was pronounced by those who heard it as
'funny. 1t was delivered, believe In Column
bus, O.. and was published quite widely, and
the comments OF the press called good deal of
attention to 1t. | had up to that time not
made wide reputation In the states, but the
fattering notices Of this speech brought me
into considerable prominence, and received
large number OF invitations to speak. /
thought the matter over and saw that the time
mad come when i must take my place in the
Held either as man'Of wit or as a man who
dealt with subjects more in the way OF matter
OF fact. | said 10 myself that could gain a
quicker and probably wider reputation as a
man or humor, OF funny man" as it Is now
called than as man who discussed subjects
AFTER the usual matter of-fact way; but knew
myself well enough to understand that could
not long hold out in the former direction, and,
Wnen had failed as man OF wit could not
then begin to discuss In a matter-of-f fact way.
1t was good Geal OF struggle, as l think of
IL now, but determined to repreSS the wit, or
the attempts at wit, and so accepted an invi-
tat1on to speak in Cincinnati, and proceeded in
speech on the issue of the day There was a
large crowd out to hear me. They expected tn
have something after the Corwin stamp was
fully aware; but didn't permit myself to in
dnlge 10 single humorous alluson and more
disappointed audience it was never my good
fortune to address. i heard some of those
present talking the matter over after the meet.
Ing had closed, and made such remarks as. II
don't see anything very funny about that
speech: thought that fellow was the coming
vein at home:' etc. l never had any .fnnny,
speech"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-20
District Government Affairs,

The LlQjOk LtCENSE BOARD
met at one O'Clock to-day, and received several
new applications. A protest was also received
against the Issuing OF license to Jos. PiatZ, on
pennsylvania avenue southeast. Some ten APP
pncallons were returned from the lieurenants
or police to receive consideration from the board
IL Is not true, as published. that the COMMITS.
sioners have granted licenses to Mr. Abner and
other liquor sellers adjacent to the General
Post Office building, in defiance Of the protest
OF Postmaster General Maynard. No action has
been taken by the Commissioners on any or
them, and will not be until the decision OF the
Attorney General OF the United States shall
nave been rendered as 10 the legal right of heads
or government departments to sign or refuse TO
sign applications. This question was submitted
10 the Attorney General by the President at
the suggestion OF the District Commissioners,
and involves the right and propriety OF Secre-
tary Schurz signing Tor such licenses as well as
the Postmaster General protesting against them
several delegations of citizens. and attorneys.
nave been before the Commissioners today In
relation TO the granting Of licenses, some for
and some against parties receiving a reissue.
The board approved applications OF the follow
lDg:-Jacob Xander, 1873 18th ST. NV; James
FOy, les b ST. Sc, protest considered; John
Bl1gh, corner 18th and c SITS. NV; John Muir
ply, $40 East Capitol ST.; Michael DorSch 1929
.th ST. NV: Chas. F. Ganter, 927 st. n W. ana
Herman Stiebeltng, 635 l. st. NV.
building permits issued by Inspect or En-
WHSLE: John Mainey, repair brick, corner 15th
and T streets northwest; $780, j. NJ. yarnum.
repair brick, corner 10th street and PennsylYa
MIA avenue vernon Row northwest; $500
Harry Hewlett, erect tHo-story brick dwell
Ing Beall. between Montgomery and Greene
streets, Georgetown; $500.
NEW SCHOOL HOUSES
The new schoOl-house On Massachusetts ave.
hue, In the west end OF the city, is now under
roof and VIII receive covering OF tin and paint
next week. The new school building on the
topping out OF the brick work next week and h.
ready for the roof.