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Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
ASurprise all Around.

West Chester Local NeWS.
Nathan Hughes, of Upper Uwchlan,
returned last Saturday to his home
near the Eagle, for short visit from
Wilmington, Delaware, where he has
of late been engaged in business. 1t
being his intention to return on Tues
day, the young folks, among whom he is
a favorite, decided to give him sur
prise on Monday night. Accordingly
a large number made their appearance
at the time appointed, and at the hour
of 8 80 p. m. were having a good social
time with the game "Pass the handker-
chief" when Rev. James M. Guthrie,
OF the Windsor Baptist church, appear
ed on the scene-stating that he had
heard there was to be surprise party,
and he had come to take part. After
a few moments Of conversation, one end
of the parlor was cleared, two chairs,
placed together in suspicious proximity
and then Mr.. Nathan Hughes appeared
with the choice Of his affections leaning
on his arm-Jennie Boulden, Of Edge
Moor, Delaware. Having taken their
appointed places, the minister proceed
ed to unite them in the bonds of we'd
lock, after which the company CAME
ferw ard, and each presented a word o.
congratulation. Refreshments follow
ed and q general conversation, in which
the surprisers acknowledged that Ma
than, had played q sharp game on them
Mr.. Hughes and wife returned tc
Wilmington on Wednesday. followed
bv the best wishes Of that community
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

AUNT SALLY, WILL YOU STOP Ar
the Granger Store, 1O3 East 6.h street,
and bring me q box Of olive soap. 1t Is only
cents a bar, and bring me box Of toilet
soap, at 10 cts. a box, 10 cakes in box. the
cheapest thing out; and get me b corn
starch for Is cts, and lbs rice for % cts, and
cocanut maccaroni at rs cts; best cakes ever
tasted. can eat a b myself, and bring me
one pound of Fosters tea, at 90 cts That is
the tea that will talk to you when you are
tired; and. Aunt Sally, tell Them to send me
barrel OF flour at $5.75, 1t is excellent; bs
one OF those excellent hams at II cts. ID.
and tell them ifI had money l would come
down and buy the store out. Everything Is
so cheap. Jane, am of to l0S East Sth
street. Granger Store TN. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Fftltbuster Expedition.

Private advices from Kansas, receiv'
ed in 81. Louis, say that Captain Payne
left the south ern border Of that State
last Monday with party of three hum
dred men for q second invasion OF the
Indian Territory, and that he has
reached his destination unmolested.
Payne, it will be remembered, invaded
the Indian Territory last spring, in de-
fanos of a Presidential proclamstion'
and was driven out by the military.
Hs now. it is said, "defes the authority
Of the Government and courts" )" Sup
plies and machinery are being pnr-
chased for his colony, and it is propos-
ed to open an office in Arkansas Clty J,
"for tho encouragement of emigration
to the invaded Territory. Another &C.
count says that Payne's gang number. % :.
ed less than thirty men, but IL
has been Joined by another party.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Police Hearings.

On Saturday evening William Bran
non, charged by William West with
selling liquor without a license at No.
1O6 W. Tenth street, was held by Mag
istrate O'Neill in the sum Of $500 for
his appearance at Court to answer the
charge. 49,,
Yesterday evening Mayor Almond
required Lewis q. Mason to pay costs
and give security in the sum of S2oO to
answer at Court the charge OF threat
ening to shoot his father-in-lsw, J. b.
Stewart.
This morning Dennis Lewis was
fined one dollar and costs for being
drunk and disorderly.
There was one case Of drunkenness
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Attacked by a Drunken Miner.

LIRERTYvlLIE, N. j., July 10. - A
P7age fight occurred at Franklin, Sus-
ex County, N. j., a few miles from
,sre, s, a day or two ago. A miner named
rillisms became intoxicated, and, 60.
Pg to the residence of another miner
AIMED Degroot, kicked open the door
The house and entered. He began to
|estroy the furniture, and was elected
Y Degroot. The drunken man then
'esained an axe, and returning, attack
\ Degroot, dealing him q terrible
IoW in the face with the weapon, cut
EIass cash in his upper lip, and COM
2Iessly cutting out three Of his front
ss.n' |1.i. Hearing neighbors approaching
Ellliams fed, and has not been seen
lnce' Warrants for his arrest have
SsVa is8ued,a it is feared Degroot may
P'e from his injuries.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

War Department, Office of the Chief
gnll Officer, Washington, July l2-l
N.
Indicstions for Monday-For the
idlle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
|sather, occasional light rains, vari-
lie winds, mostly northeasterly, sta
|pnsry or lower temperature, higher
lrOme!er,
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ward, instead Of by the meeting, the
oogr. ittee to be rpI opted by the chat,
md to have two vice presidents lnsteao
of one.
The chair said the rules placed toe
much power in the hands OF the tenn
porary president.
Chief Engineer McIntire submitted
that they could not be amended unless
notice of one week be given.
Squire Brady moved to lay the rules
over for one week.
NOT ORGANIZED.
H.R. Penn ington, Ksq. addressed the
meeting saying the association was moi
organized at all. The rules we're to De
adhered to but in this ease the work
done was at variance with them.
Mr.. Ware said that the meeting wai
organized, except that in selecting OH
GERS they had voted vive voce, insteac
of by ballot.
Squire Brady withdrew his motion
to lay over.
Denis Gallagher sprang up here
anticipating "coup d'etat" on part o
those whom he and his friends had ov
or ridden. ''Mr. President" he shouted
"we amt going 70 do this over again
Thereare men here who knew all sbou
the rules before why then make
kink now."
"Yonng man." exclaimed SPUR
Brady looking at him, "We are no
here to be catachised and we want to 40
orderly in this. THERE'S no unfairnes
about the rules and we want to b
treated like gentlemen" After tina
the festive Denis was quiet.
| SUPPOSED TO BE ORGANIZED.
Squire Brady moved thatthe meetinI
nominate and a second Vice President
| Mr.. Pennington protested forcibl.
lagains. this. It was his opinion tha
the meeting had better go back and d
all its work over again. Nothing ha'
been done according to the rules, an
lit was not one whit nearer organization
. now than when called to order.
His counsel was discarded, however
, and W. H. Brady was elected, thu
making up the full quota Of officers re
quired by the troublesome rules.
II In order to drive the nails tightl
into the rather shaky organization, thu
: completed, Mr.. Ware moved that tn
0 association be declared thoroughly OF
t gsnized. This wss adopted.
& The meeting then adjourned to met
next Saturday night at the same plac
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Fine Farms in Kent.

G.T. R. a New Castle County sub
scriber to the REPUBLICAN, has been on
little tour down in Kent County and
writes to us to say that he passed
through the country from FELTON, to
Frederick and was astonished to find
such splendid country and fine farm.
ing land. He says he stopped and dined
with Mr.. Alexander who is considered
one of the best farmers in that country,
he was loud in his praise Of his splen-
did corn which was so tall that 1t cover
ed the backs Of the horses. That farm
and the one adjoining, the whole
making a body of 500 acres, he said be-
longed to Mr.. Msrrick Of this city. Our
CORES pondent says he is farmer him
self but he knows Of but few farms in
New Castle that can excel these farms
in Kent County belonging to Mr.. Mer'
rick.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
The Narraga ansett Horror.

t"o bodies we're found in the after
|, sV,n u OF the wreck of the Narragansett
",' 0ola Spring Harbor, yesterday morn
|us' They are "the bodies of men, be-
"sea 70 and 80 years Of age;" one is
'ee, ~ IN height, the other feet s inch
4, The tallest had short hair and was
,'sn ss shaved, the other had black hair
/ ~ was slightly bald. In the pocket
ou Uns Zone which is not stately was
|" Uua4 1S patent lever silver watch, made
h H. +. Tobias, of Liverpool, No 1870,
uesaless body, which went ashore al
.S,'sllord, Conn, on the 9th ult., ,and
.s ~ buried there, has since been identi
Dss' s ~ y mat Of DR.. 0. K. Semmes, o
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Republican Nomination.

William S. Shallenbsrger was re-
nominated for Representative in Con
gress by the Republican conferees o.
the Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania Dis
trict on Saturday. The Republican Con-
vention of the Twenty seventh District
nominated Colonel Lewis F. Matson, oi
Warren, for Congressman, on the 36th
ballot. The District is now represent
ed by J. Il. Osmer, Republican.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Excursion.

The Bethel A. M. 4. church will give
an excursion to Brighton Park, on
Thursday, July 2sth, on the steamer
Edwin Forrest. The main feature will
he A choral festival in which the A. NJ.
n church choirs of Chester and Will
mington and the South Chester quin,
tette will participate. Tickets 35 and
10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
GARFIELD ON HANCOCK.
A Republican Allusi IN ~ the Re
pubIfcan Candidate Twelve years

A Republican AIlustsB ~ the Re
pubIfcan Candidate twelve years
Ago.
In 1867 General Sheridan was re
moved from command of the military
district Of Louisiana and Texas be-
cause he was given to enforcing the re-
construction law Of Congress, and pro-
Lscting all citizens in their political
and civil rights. Hancock was ap-
pointed in his place because he would
favor the ex-rebels in their lawlessness
and persecution Of the Republican ele-
ment. General Garfield in one Of his
| mastery speeches, delivered January
liz, 1858, made q most remarkable al
Illusion to him, divining the motive
which governed his course in those
States, namely, setting his sails for the
Democratic nomination for the Presi-
dency. That rather prophetic state
ment Of General Garfield has absolute
lly been carried out, as the reader can
see, by reading the following extract.
II will be borne in mind it was deliv-
cred twelve years ago:
"Mr. Speaker, l will not repeat the
|long catalogue Of distractions which he
has thrown in the way by virtue Of the
power conferred upon him in the re.
construction law Of 1857, bat l will
allude to one example where he hai
found in major general OF the army
a facile instrument with which more
etfectually to obstruct the work Of re
construction. This case is all the more
painful, because an otherwise meri
torious oficer, who bears honorable
scars, earned in battle for the Union
has been made q party 80 politiea
madness which has so long marked thu
conduct of the President. This genera
was sent into the district OF Louisiana
and Texas with q law Of Congress II
his hand, a law that commands him Il
see that justice is administered anon
people Of that country, and that n
pretenoe Of civil authority shall dete
him from performing his duty, AM
vet we find that officer giving lecture
in the form Of proclsmations and or
ders on what ought to be the relation
!, between the civil and military depart
ments Of the Government.
We see him issuinga general orde
in which he declares that the civi
] should not give way before the militar!
. We hear him declaring that he find
: nothing in the laws of Louisiana an
Taxas to warrant his interference Il
, the civil administration Of those States
: 1t is not for him to say which should b
} first, the civil or the military, in tina
rebel community. 1t is not for him
search the defunct laws OF Louisian
and Texas for guide to his conduct
1t is for him to obey the laws, which b
, was sent there to execute. 1t is fc
him to aid in building up civil govern
. ments "rather than preparing himse
to be the Presidential candidate Of til
party" which gave him no sympath
!, when he was gallantly fighting the ba
;, = ties of the country.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Information Wanted.

R..,a WI. her home on the 9Th of July,
Iis1. I.na Myers, eleven years Of age,
|Fss az sComplexion and very short hair,
nsd % dressed 1s.ss in a giugham dress, trim
ktrsuT WIN ruffles of the same, white
6ns, " nat and leather shoes and stock.
r. ea. "o, All persons are forbid harborins
|Nith thOIcsallng "a her, as they will be dealt
Rionl ~ oSsVIcordlng to law. Any informa.
|by " Sa. Us hsr >, will be thankfully received
Lord 1t st, distressed parents, at No. 1C
''fset' Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Destructive Fire.

Mccormick Z Co.'S elevator and MI
ton Rogers & Sons stove warehouse II
Chicago were burned on Friday night
Loss $4,000. A fire in Jonesville
Mich, on Saturday morning, destroyed
r, 0. Grosvenor's Touring mill and
several other buildings. Loss $40, 600
Mohr & Mohr's whisky house in Gin
cinnati was burned on Saturday after
noon, Loss about $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
The Deceased MRS. UnspersOn.

Mrs. Sarah F. Casperson who died
at the residence Of her son-in-law, J. M.
Beasten near Newark, Del, on Monday
was the widow of Mr.. Casperson who
died some twenty or more years age
from injuries received from briar
scythe in the hands of George Buchan'
an. Both parties lived in Appoquini,
mink Hundred, adjoining farms, and
a line fence led to the dispute and at
tack by Buchanan which ended in
the death of Casperson. Buckhan an
was tried and convicted of murder in
the Sc oond degree, but after being in
prison few years was pardoned, on
paying a heavy fine to the State. Mrs.
Casperson is said to have been a very
amiable christian lady. Her remains
were taken to Clayton, Kent Co., for
interment,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
ANNIVERSARY Ex ERClsEs.
The Third Anniversary OF the
household OF Faith Bible School.

HOuBehOAu Oh hbtu hSh~ao Doh~vA'
Notwithstanding the excessive heat
Yesterday afternoon the attendance al
the anniversary of the Household OF
Faith Bible school was large. Miss E''
la Karch presided at the organ, and the
music rendered by the school was a
Just compliment to Harry Carey, the
Musical Director.
The exercises commenced by the
scholars singing quite heartily "To the
Work, to the Work" Rev. Geo. R.
Kramer offered q prayer, which was fol-
lowed by the scholars and pastor read
ing portion of the Scriptures. Mr..
Kramer also addressed the congrega-
tion for some moments in reference to
the resurrection.
The children of the Infant Depart
ment, Mrs. M. E. Kates Superintendent,
sang very sweetly "Jesus Calls Me-"
Tillie Bower nicely read selection en-
Titled "Anywhere," and a quartette,
consisting Of Ella Karch, Mary Kramer,
Harry Carey and Howard Pyle, sang
"come with Hearts all Light"
"Stansas to Friend" was well spo'
ken by Charles Bower and Lille Scho'
| field read an address. The school nice
lly sung "Out Of Darkness into Light.
The Secretary, G. II. Combs,
reported that the total num-
ber Of officers and teachers was
%: number of scholars In the Infant
Department, 30; Bible school,, 1885,
The total receipts from all sources
amounted to tl25.S7, of this amonnt
$9.ss was given by the Infant school
The expenditures amounted to $ll2SS
During the year Sadie Woodington and
sallie McKaig, scholars Of the lnfan1
Department, have died. Floral pillows
emblematic Of the sleep Of death, were
presented to the parents Of the de
ceased children. A memorial hymn
was also rendered by six persons.
The following scholars, Of the lnfan
Department, about to enter the Bibl'
school, were given books: Matte Pen
nington, Cora Duffield, Freddie Wilson
BERTHE Frank, Mary Taylor, Laurs
Wood, Willie McKaig, Frank Wood ant
Allie Kates. A quartette sang "Prais'
the Lord" and Hattie Ross rendered
solo entitled "Heavenly Shepherd"
| A number Of little girls, members o
| Miss Ella Karch's class, sang "some
thing for the Saviour" which was fol
lowed by the school singing "Wher
are the Rsapers :"
Bouquets were presented to Rev
Geo. R. Kramer, Cora Dufield, .enni
kramer, Lille schofeld, 7. J. Bennett
III. Carey, a. Pyle and G. G. Beetle
Rev. G. r. Kramer received basket
flowers Geo. W. Ellis, leader Of tt
choir, was presented with a volume Q
/ Wordsworth's poems, and Miss ELL
Karoh, the organist, received purs
; and a silver cake basket, the gift Q
the members of the church and school
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Omcers Installed.

The following officers of Harmony
Lodge, W. F. A., were installed on
Saturday evening by Supreme secre-
tary R. Il. Coward Of Baltimore:
W, P.-Charles H. Combs.
V.P.-Pannie. Warren.
Chap.-Francis Vinsinger.
s, W.-Holton Roberts.
J, W.-Mrs. Green.
o. S.-W. Cloud.
S,-Wm. Conner.
Cor. Secretary-B. Davis.
Fin. Secretary. Donnelly.
State Deputy-C. II. Comb.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
youug MEMS RepubIican Club.

A special meeting Of this organiza-
tion is called for tonight at s o'clock,
at the Lincoln Club room. A full at
tendance is requested as business Of
Importance will be transacted. The
roll will DO open for new names.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
TRUE BLUE SOLDIER BOYS.
tsThe Garfield Veteran Union Club
Of Belaware' OrEanized-Largo
MembeFshlp. ....

| Aho UAEM0Hu votoEuh puhO" -"
Of Delaware" OrEanized-LarEe
Membership. ...... ....
The lie that the Union veterans In
Wilmington were hocking over to the
Democratic camp, eager to carry the
flag for Hancock, was given back to the
originators most emphatically on Sat.
urday night by the organization of a
very strong and healthy Republican
club, composed Of ex-soldisrs and sail
ors, favorable to the National Republi'
can nominees.
The meeting was held, pursuant to
notice, in the room Of the Lincoln Club,
at o'clock. Captain Peter B. Ayers
presided, and William O'Connor acted
as Secretary. "The Garfield Veteran
Union Club of Delaware" was the name
decided upon.
THE OFFICERS.
The report Of the Committee on Per
manent Officers, W. Fl. Moysten, Chair
man, was presented and adopted. Th'
officers are as follows:
President-W. Y. Swiggett.
1st Vice President j. s. Wheeler.
ID Vice President-Capt. John Car
Iroll.
1st Lieutenant-Jas. Wainwright.
I'd Lieutenant WIN. 0'ConnOr.
Sergeant--E. P. Osmond.
Secretary-John &. Frock.
Treasurer-E. H. Gregg.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following committees were thel
chosen:
On Uniform-George H. Jackson
George Stout, John Duffy, W. H. Mil
Ter, James Fletcher.
i On Room--W. P. Voshell, A. Bur
leigh, s. s. Johnson, W. J. Blickner
VIM. Hahn.
On Finance-John E. Frock, M. Mack
lem, W. s. McNair, E. H. Gregg, Allel
Gawthrop.
i On Rules-D. Crawford, Geo. Moore
Hugh MacConnell, ]. S. Litzenberg, q
Pickles.
The meeting was business like, nj
addresses being made, and soon afte
it adjourned to meet at the same plac'
next Friday evening.
The club is already quite a large one
and will play quite part in the com
ing campaign. 1t now has q member
. ship of seventy, forty having signe
: the roll at the meeting on saturda.
q NIGHT.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Rromnf Payment.

William F. Pickels, the energetic
sonr dealer at Fourth and King streets,
is very much pleased with the prompt
payment Of his losses by the recent fire
At Bush's wharf, by Mr.. James Woolley,
the efficient insurance agent Of this
city. The 6re took place on Sunday
evening, July 4th and on Saturday the
10th instant, Mr.. Pickels was paid his
insurance. The reason for this prompt
navment is that Mr.. Woolley is author
ized, in person to settle such losses.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

Mount Salem M. E. church and Sun
day School combined, will make an ex.
cursion to Joanna Heights, on August
9th.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
state Of the thermometer

the REPUBLICAN Office, on Monday
|prning, July II:
o'clock, 10 o'clock, Il O'Clock,
$50 S9c 97o
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

Try the "Wilmington Bouquet" for
the handkerchief. N. B. Danforth,
Druggist, I'd and Market streets.
Special room for Trussss, etc.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

, ,,0at Cholera Cure has stood the
ls y, Stv to,.v Years. The positive, re.
v" VI .nd ND certain cure is DR.. Simms
s1s,s SIs SPu syrup. vpr It never fails in diar'
" S,',s oboieratic cramps, cholera infan'
!" ~ summer complaints Of children, ld,
Price 35c. Depot, 4th and King
Iils., 6o2 Arch street.
sp,tsrley 4 Sawyer, No. 3o2 Marke,
Isst' price list Of photographs ano
,o,,rss. ,ot, 6 fine card photographs o
sn,ssIf or children, $l.oO; one larg'
10 sl.Oo; 4 large ferrotypes, DUO.
Emsll, 25c.; ; 16 small for 25c.
|rDs Nav Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Icbius does all kinds Of work withou
,stIng. Office, III Market street.
Lannon's N. L. Jauney, BOB KIM
|est, makes a speciality Of lemons
ID sell remarkably cheap.
Magnolia Balm, Bloom of Youth, BAT !
b Pearl Cream and Lady Camelia'
sCret for the complexion, sold by J
! Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and pop
j streets.
Dickie's Poultry Powder, for oholer
N other diseases Of fowls, sold b
IvlOr l. Fullerton, Druggists, No. 80
Ing street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Excursion.

| y,,., presbyterian Sunday sUhool
b. III tlIst ,bsir ,ir' excursion to Woodland
si0S oS 'Rssi Tuesdsy, July -. Miss aii' Alice
eeh .s Oh in tSs philadelphia elocution-
Sa,'n' saa been . engaged to give Iecits-
nns ~ the the boat and at the beach saa
b o. on sSults, sIu 500. children, 25c; !:
ssIwesF Y Is,vss Fourth street wharf at q
Ilock A. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
NEWADYERTIsEMENTs.

q PER GENT. KANSAS FARM MORT
lS CAGES.
In nearly three years experience as agents
for J. b. Watkins Il Co., our customers have
not lost single dollar, nor a days delay in
collection OF interest or principal. Is not this
recommendation enough? We can now
promptly fill demands for these mortgag ges.
7l2.m-s.lm HEALD ~ CO.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
SPECIAL MENTios'
years OF Travel

hoa,th resorts, and after .
bpd from on, ISi tYisi Of all the vsr'ous pre-, e
t1'efaiI i.aiss s,iss have given up in
gtion,|} S}ts 5as an almost total !s loss Of ls sp
psIr E,;a lIa q bloodless, languid and
", pa,T, ambition finally, having
|h'as i '15 Dr.. p.''f fBrowning's Tonic and and
usd Oi alt DDItbough having been iics
aa'.s'' .,' ssin flesh and a fine n,,n, oonst,,
|!sn qPGn Psjes s. 5cc. and 81. For sale n: .,
D. h,ln,1stor, rs'ss w. ". Champion Brown Brown
p,ISEPT pISEPTT''AiVt' Arch street, Philadelphia
al druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

nEDDIE INSTITUTE,
HEI9HTST0WN, N. :. i.
Both sexes. Fit for colleg Q, business, music.
painting, drawing, sc. Expenses low. A
school every way worthy.
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2, 1880.
Send for catalogue to 7l21m
REV. Z. J. AVERY, A. NJ, Prin.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

G-WANTED.-MAN, WIFE
Is and child wishes boarding In private
tamlly. Address HARRY, REPuBLIoAN
Office. i1A"%o
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12
Closlng out.

h., il the time to secure q gooa oar.
Ngs !, snur !, ' for little money, as l am
.I.r o. lY%i ont the stock at the burned
N Esos West Front street, cali early
A Get a bargain.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

WAMiST1EE1Dnerah CoMphrIkp spply aTEh VIII
rel, $50 W. 9th st. H2tA
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NYOTICE.-MRS.R r. A. MILLER oFERS
~ herself as tirst.class nurse. Address
500 Shipley street. 7l2tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

NYOTICE.-THE HANCOCK VETERAN
~ corps will meet this evening at 8 O'Clock,
at S@nger Hall, Fourth and walnut sts., lor
Dortance. 'Az"
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

V5OR SALE-FIRST-CL ZOE BOX;
II suitable for hotel, butcher or grocery
store. FULLMER'S SALOON,
''' Tiox2t sos Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

WANT1EP,5oAs E ,5o sss,ba+e s,EL fQR Appy SvkSE s = @
street, city. 'i%'"
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A puAuTIFUL TANGLB.

At this juncture a copy Of the rules
for the government of the City Demo-
cratic Association, which could not be
procured sooner, was handed TO the
Secretary, and he read the document
for the benefit OF the meeting.
The more intelligent persons, VINO
could grasp the meaning of the produc-
ton, looked at each other in amaze
ment when they eomprehended how
far their action already taken
varied from the rules. In the first place
Il was made necessary to settle all
questions by ballot; to choose . tenn
porary chairman, instead of allowing
tbe chairman of the last association to
preside; to have the permanent oficera
chosen by committee ofone from eash
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

xTYANTED.-AT ONOE A PATTERN
w maker. BETS MACHINE 90. 1892
Daily Republican., 1880-07-12

NY0TICE.-THE MILK MEN WILL
~ meet at the Happy Seven's" room, 2
Almond building, on Tuesday eventne OF 8
O'Clock. 7l%u