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CLOTHING.

new DRESS GOODS.
| G r A N d D EPOT.
l3 STREET, Philadelphia.
Splendid now STYLES and all opened at mod.
crate and noe fancy prices.
ALL NEW STl LES
Imperial BeiEes. roc.
NEW STYLES
Mixed Twilled Boiees, 121<c.
NEW STYLES
Armure SuitiDgS l2%c.
NEW Styles
Half Wool Plain Beige, 1ic.
NEW STYLES
Half Wool Fancy Beige, lac.
NEW STlLtS
Mohair Lustres, l5c.
NEW STYLES
English M0hair Helange, l8c,
NEW STYLES
English Chevrons. 18c,
NEW STYLES
EnGiIsh FancieS. sc.
Pin-Sriped Lustres. 2bc.
NEW STYLES
Double-wlltl MON Cloth, 25c.
NEW STYLES
Fancy Artuures. 25c.
NEW STYLES
SILK Check Fanctes, 25c.
NEW STYLES
English Suiting oveities, Sic.
NEW STYLES
ColUred Cashmere. 3T1%c.
NEW STYLES
Polka Dot Sahnes 371Sc,
NEW STYLES
Silk Mixed Novelties, 3714c.
NEW STYLES
36-inrh Pebble ElOth, 6Oc
NEW STYLES
Trimming Novelties, SIC. to 75c.
The people will fl nd our assortment herd to
Iurpass. We have all the grades o. desirable
Dress Goods, from medium up to the very
inest imported.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
FINEST TRIMMED,

! LANA4'l
BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING.
BEST FITTING.
BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
BEST FITTING,
And Largest Variety of
PATTERNS PATTERNS PATTERNS
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READY-M AIDE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY ADE CLOTHING
KEADY-M IA AIDE CLOTHING
RLADY-M ABE CLOTHING
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State oi Delaware, iOr
MEN, YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN
MEN, YOUTHS. BOY, AND Chill Rem
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
Also the most complete
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YOU ARE INVITED To BECOME OUl
PATRON.
JOHN W. IIEFENDORF,
JOHN W. DiEFENDORF,
JOHN w. DIEFENDOMF,
JOHN W. DIEFENDORF,
JOHN W. DlEFENDORF,
MANAGER.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING POUSY.
W1LMlNGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WjLMINGIUN CLOTHING HOUSE,
WlLMlN'tIUN CLOTHING house,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
n. w COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
N. W. COR. F,.URTH AND MARKET'
". w. COR. FOVRTh AND MAkKtT
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
N. W. COX. FOURTH AND MARKET.
Wilmington, Del,
N. Be. II. Davis, Walter Clements and
Nelson Il. Bertolette, also J. =. shiur, (the
leading cutter in the Sta.e,) are associate1
With me, and all patrons will he cared for with
courtesy. 500 eod.3~ J,W is
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General News.

peoud man who failed in business. and
found his assets would pay only Is cents on
the dollar, insisted for the looks Of the thing.
90 paying % cents, eveu if he had to make
up the difference ca, Of his own pocket
Rssywss.
In the Elmvood cemetery at Memphis is a
great curiosity, . very lusus nature,-a tree
half oak Ard half elm. The trunk is about
two sad half feet in diameter and for the
distance Of I've feet from the ground Is, to all
Appearance, an oak above that have sprung
We large branches one Of which i. oak and
~ other elm.
The Sedalia (Mo.) Democrat report. that
party Of gentlemen have discovered mound
near Knob Ncster. that State, which contains
sAs skeletons Of pyEmics, With skulls no
larger than mans hss. and the jaws prpvid-
u With fall ssss Of teeth. showing them to be
the remains Of grown persons.
"TAasder - was the remark Of Ferguson
- hs formed . crescent over the slipperv
coalAod cover. Eyes," replied sober.face,i
cisisea IN the doorway; "more than twenty
have fallen a that cover this morning. and
every eae Of them expressed the same opin
iea."
4 ssddea and very Suspicious conversion
- gsaee b that Of Ned Clark. q famou.
sAree-cardncate aegro sharp Of Franklin.
~. vhe b In the Nahienhurx jail for play
~ hs little game on the r1ralists Of that
csaaC. He hes written = letter to the
csasrs1 church Of ftaaklia. laying that he
Aas become converted and has renowned
hi worldly manner Of life and that il thew
wtu eeaeribate nosey to Ct hin q change |
= vsass b aaotAer cosnsy, he can Be- ne
led sPsa 10 Do censpicaoss work for the |
asse vhsa he oace sets out Of Jail.
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From the New York Tribune.
The Pennsylyanla Republican,.

At first sight. it might seem that both
wings Of the republican party in Pennsyl-
vania had reason To be satisfied with the
results Of yesterdays Convention. The
followers Of senator Cameron enabled
him 70 asscrt anil maintain to the end his
control Of the party organization. lie in
sisted that the delegation to Chicago
should be made up by the Convention
acting Though n committee. and not By
The district delegations. lie insisted that
the delegation should be- instructed to
vote for General Grant. and to vote as
unit. All Of these things were done. The
minority. on the other hand, were able to
secure . Yea and Nay vote. and to show
that the candidacy Of General Grant was
favored by barely majority Of the Con
vsntion. II was in the chief city OF Penn
sylvsnis that Gen. Grant received a few
weeks ago probably the greatest popular
demonstration ever made in his honor. in
this or any other country. II was Pcnnsysl-
vsnia which. both by the unanimity Of its
Convention and Of its delegation at Chica-
70, was 10 make the Grant movement ir-
resistiblc. And yet on Yea and Nay
vote. ll3 delegates. ont Of 246 voting.
have deliberately pronounced against
General Grant-not against a Third Term.
but against Grant. A change Of barely
ten votes would have tied the Conven-
ton
This result must he n severe dsap-
pointment to the friends Of General Grant.
and har,l blow to the movement for his
nomination. This narrow majority Of 20
was obtained only by strenuous exertions
and use Of powerful influence. No ono
can doubt that If the Convention had been
len 70 Its own spontaneous choice the
Pennsylvania delegation would stand
ut this moment for Jan G.. Blaine
but this Is not all. The majority for
Grant. small ~ il is. is unquestionably due
in part 70 the firm refusal Of Mr.. Blaine s
immediate representatives to authorize
any bitter assault upon Senator Cameron.
In view Of all these things. it may well
be doubted whether. in voting as they
have been instructed to vote. the Pennsvl-
vania delegation will fairly represent
Pennsylvania sentiment. But, however
this may be. one thing is clcar-the claim
that there Is an overwhelming demand
among the Republican masses for the
nomination Of General Grant. the claim
that they believe him to be the only man
who can carry the country. has been ex-
ploded.
One more thing is clear. This year
contests are to he amicably conducted to
IN amicable result. The nominee Of the
Chicago Convention is not going to be de-
stroyed BY the enmities aroused in this
canvass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-07

FRIDAY, FEB. 9Th, 1850.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. GRovExoR of Halo
we'll
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in con-
currence.
ORDERS
On motion Of Mr. HArcH of Bangor.
Ordered, That 1000 copies of the Address,
of Gov. Daniel +. Davis, be printed for the
use Of this House.
On motion of Mr.. RowELI of Hallowell.
Ordered, That the fifth annual report O,
the managers Of the Maine Industrial School
for girls be referred to the Committee on Re-.
form School.
On motion Of MIR. GusHEE of Appleton.
Ordered. That the parties having in charge.
the printing of the opinions of the Supreme
Judicial Court upon certain matters be re-
ques.ed to suspend further action upon the
matter until the order of Mr. Perry of Cam.
den. with respect to the decision of Judge
Virgin, in the Mandamus case is disposed of
On motion of Mr.. CRANE of winthrop
Ordered, That the Committee on Educa.
ton be directed to inquire into the expetien.
cy Of amending the public laws relating to
the employment Of children in cotton and
~oolen manufactures.
On motion Of Mr.. TwTrcHEIL of Bethel
Ordered, That the Committee on the in IL
clary be directed to consider the expedicncv
of amending chap. 9eof the revised statutes
so that mortgages of personal property to Sc
cure debt fol. any sum shall be required to
be recorded in the town clerks Office.
MI. HARTMAN, from the Committee on
State Lands. reported ought to pass on re-
solve in favor Of John NJ. Thurloueh. Print
ed under rule.
Mr. GIrMaN frnv,, sl,n Co-rr:..
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Mason, Maxcy. McKusick. Nickerson, Morton. a
yer, Farcher. Parker, Partridge, Payne, Peskiss
Porter, Purington. Redlon. Richards, POW
a1sf.s ss ks spsn. s1Ua01 s%s
steward. Strxtton. StrOuf, Thomas Of d.
Thom.: - Of Fs, VaIa! Toosh;ter, nsNs.
rosi d Kissesy wo"shsy Wilson ~s e c..
NArs-Messr.. Brigham of No. "A Pi., CAed,,
D.rA: ~ k.ansSsafpo Msse
Hill Of Corinth. Hilton Of ST. Albass' H.
Howard Of Nontville. Howard Of ~
aeld. Hunne.ell. Hgsssy ingalls,, Knowles, Ess,
Nash, Pendleton, Plaisted. Record, Robjpsos :
Oldtown. Roundy, Smith Of Buxton, Smith Of NJ.
haven; STANLEY hh SVEN; Temple wsld... w.
ten,wilson Of Orono.-4s.
The contracts with Sprague & Son. =,
Smith & Reid were then approved.
On motion of Mr.. You've of Brunsv;e.
the House adjourned to meet tomorrow a
o'clock A. NJ.
PASSED TO BE ENGROssEs.
An act to incorporate the Ysrk Coun,v
Game and Fish Society resolve for the pvr.
chase of . safe for the Office of the Sccretar
of State. under suspension of the rules.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act additional to an act to incorpor,n
the RumfOrd Falls and Buck field Railroad ca.
an act to amend chap. l73 of the public lava
of 1877 relating to elections of superintcud.
ing school committee; an act authoriziue
Patrick McManus to build dyke or dykes
in Duck Pond Creek.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in reference to the new State Seal.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND RI.
FERRED.
BY Mr.. WHLOUGHBY, Of ROckland-peti.
ton ID. N. Mortland and 80 others for chanes
in the act establishing the police court Of ths
city of ROckland; referred to the Judiciay
Committee.
BY Mr.. PARCHER of SacO-Petition Of Oh.
chard Beach Railroad Co. for right to build
a wharf; referred to the Committee on Rail.
roads. Also resolve in favor of act Of Csss
gress. granting pensions to veterans Of ths
Mexican war; referred to the Committee On
Federal Relations
BY Mr.. BURNHAM of STANDARDIZATION Of
assessors of Crystal plantation for State pen.
sion for Reuben Burnham; referred to The
Committee on Pensions.
BY Mr.. ABBOTT of Decentralization Of Jo
siah Crosby ct ais. of Dexter, that tl4 sala.
ries of the Supreme Judges be restored 10
$4,000; referred to the Committee on the u.
siciarr.
BY Mr.. LORD of Bangor-Fetition Of VIII
son Woodward, Attorneys, to amend u
charter of the Katahdin Dam Co., to appenl
auditors referred to the Committee on Ia
terror Waters.
BY Mr.. SMART Of Deering-Petition Of g.
II. Elwell and 26 others of Deering. for m
cial sewerage law referred to the Commtsi
on Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. McCUsIcK Of Calais-Petitioa d
Joseph Grangerfet ais. for the abolition ofths
Calais Municipal Court; referred to the jed,
ciary Committee.
BY Mr.. GOULDING of West Waterville-
Bill an act to incorporate the Watervilk
Telegraph Co. referred to the Commute q
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. CUTLER of Bangor-Bill an oct ;
incorporate the Dudley Brook Dam Co.; n
ferred to the Committee on Interior wates
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The four Senators whom the Standard
aenoances - liars are to be congratulated
upon having become targets for that sheet.
II IL the best recommendation they can
present their constituents "a to their faith
ftalneas in the Senate.
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What We all admire" and how n seem
It. A fine head Of Hair in its natural csla
Is such an adjunct to beauty that no one -
prizes good looks should neglect to use "l0s'
DON HAM COLoR RESTORES" the most cleas'
y and delightful article ever introduced =
the American people. 1t is totally didsss1!
from all others, not sticky and gummy, -
iree from all impure Ingredients that re.ls
many ether preparations obnoxious. 1t thitS
ems thin hair, restores gray hair, gives Il -
iie, Keeps the scalp clean and healthy, 60
ing the hair to grow where il has fallen q =
become thin, does not soil or stain snythiaG
and u 30 perfectly and elegantly prepared
to make it lasting hair dressing and toa!s
luxury. octl4feod&vH
aBesten Testinsny.
Last winter, while in Trenton, N. LIZ
cured six bottles "London Hair Color -
ssorer," which like very much, in fact -
Yer than anything l have used for the -
nine years. If you please, send me o.s -
en- bottles, c. O. D., care Of w. 8. FolgIss
Co., Druggists, No. 723 fremont st., -
ton.
Respectfully yours, ADA .BAKEE
No. 50 Rutland SquA.:
London Hair Color Restorer 10 sold ~
druggistsat Is cents = bottle or six boeee
Tor =. Geo. C. Goodwin { Co., Boz
Wholesale agents.
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- - pain liks1ToesA.eenss
1t beats the dogs" for making . Ssl|ss
squirm. Nobody pities you. "Get II o.
says one; rub the tooth against . stoea
says another, when il begins to swell -
1t won't hurt 80 much, says = third. =
reason Of the ache 10 you didn't use sou
DONT, and prevent yonr teeth from dse1t
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0olnnrrEE NOTICES.


Co00seess - CSoa1y Ese1Daaes.
NesssS. Partridge Of whiseAeId. Emmons
q Linisgsoa, Co.'s Of Auburn, Hills of MON.
Oealdtng Of West waferville, Thomas Of
Harrington, Gilman Of Neddy bemps. Jevetf
II Richnood, Lord Of Standish. Long Of Fort
Fairfield, Lewis Of Springfield. Gray Of Mon.
s0n, Written Of Piftsheid. Hrssey Of Brooks,
Wsssen Of Bfooksville. Davis Of WoOdstock-
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Railroad Committee Nsaring.

Tbs Rsilrssd CSaniftss vii give hearing on the
eseselss a gyssting psSDissios to build railroad
fso ns5dgf0a 70 Postisod. % Tharsdsy nett, sf u
p. u, h lie eommftee room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-07

CoNoREss WATER. Its superiority . .
cathartic Alternative consists in its entire hsts
dom from everything bitter, acid or ese
that produces headache, internal sosessss
and tends to destroy the mucous membsanh
All mineral waters that are dangerous irritans
may be known by IN acid after-taste.
Decl0f&D.
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Judiciary Ce.mittee M,arimg.

m JsAeaasy Coaasffee viii give . hearing to Ill
isssFesesA IL ~ nssfeS relating 10 repeal Of chap
~ - ~ laUs - In. eoneernfsg mills epd Mill
ls0s . TsssAsy. FEB II. 1t 2. O'Clock r. Il, In ffs
Per 0sder.
A. q. BRApsrKEKT. See.
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-. Cester's shoulder braces correct soe n1
etooDdng. Parsons, BAngp Co.. Who5seals -
glsts, Portland. 0enesal Aaeats
O.C e. ". bkls0x's CxLxRY and CaAmc.
I'LL ~ prepared expressly T. eare elek -
80 aeaaaehe. Dyspsptie Headashes "
49,, Eeeteee nee. farsons, DaaGs Co.
:. That Geld ~ Years ~ nm rnee esnGu
y - esat taks d. 4. J. Hiagg's CsaGA -
"Tns Bssf Couon Mnpzcrxs II IL We
TIE on Teeste1Ss Rnlneusry 81 :.
Cutler Dsoe. & Co.. Dosoon. e9all re- 4
e see; 1Asges q. Jaa.9 0fewy 3
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HOUSE,.
FRIDAY, Feb. 9Th. Il

FRIDAY, Feb. 9Th. 1880.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. GRovExoR of Halo.
we'll.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in con-
currence.
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>. J. GALLAGHER.
VIZ. CALDWELL.
N. A. LUCE.
Mr.. MnLrKKx, Of Durham, did not pro-
pose to reply to the remarks that had been
made, but simply to say that he had made
the minority report from sense of duty. and
for no other purpose. The majority Of the
committee had made contracts At about the
same prices paid last year; but parties had
sent in proposals at least II per cent. lower.
which accompanied the report of the minori.
". IL these last parties furnished securities
to do the work As well ~ the first parties, he
thought it proper to give them the con,r.c ~
lie disciaimed any partisan feeling. He ex-
pected the dominant party would give tho
work within the party, but also expected that
the contractors would do il a. low A. other
parties are willing to do it.
Mr.. Cook. Of Lewiston. said We are here
IN the interests of the people of the State. To
study economy for the people. We understsnd
the last legislature was pledged to reform
and economy. But he found that the Gov.
ernor and his wise Council thought il reform
ana economy to give the printing and bind
ing to parties At some Is or le& per cent
more thanit had been done for in the previous
year'. BY the treasurer's report he found thai
the appropriation for printing had been over.
drawn $1,000, and that some $1,000 had he.r
drawn from the high school fund. Hov
many bills had yet to be paid for printinv
vas unknown. bat evidently . large amount
ne found that they had overrun the appropr;.
alton for printing the House Journal over
Sow. Inc cost OF printing the Senate Jour.
~. -ss nore than doubls the appropriation,
Or ne past ten years the binding had aver
.sea scCO . year. We have already bills
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regard TO that At present-a man NAV nut in
bid for contract a great deal below what
he could afford to do it, in order to carry
that out and not lose money by it. he NAV slight
it, he may not do fair work. he may not do it
IN workmanlike manner. he may not do it
promptly. and We must suffer in consequence.
These matters were taken into considera-
ton. And allow me to say right here that
we are in the fifth week Of the session. and
but two reports have been laid before us. for
our consderation-the report OF the managers
Of the Industrial School for girls. and the Fish
Commissioners report. The other report.
have not been presented. Where are
they: Why are We thus DELAYED in
regard to them? WHY was it that the
Governor, after waiting for four weeks, deliv
cred his message and stated that these reports
had not been received by him: Without cast
ing reflections upon any one ar the present
time. wish to call attention to some consid
erations that had an influence with tine COM
mittee in making up their verdict on this mat
ter. You all have in your desks the Journal
OF the last House. 4 casual observer in look.
ing it over would say on the whole he could
read It verv easily. and it would not make
much difference whether one page was light
and the next one dark, 90 far a. the ink vas
concerned. 1t would make but very little
difference to the common reader whether there
vas sheet Of white, another Of blue, another
Of green. and another of yellow interpreted
through the book. You would say that would
make no great difference. But ask Won TO
look 1t this journal Of the last House. II
looks to practical printer ~ though it vas
not work that one would like to have put on
exhibition 1t looks to me very much - it il
'aid Of Joseph's coat-'sof many colors." III
'efer, Mr.. Speaker. to that good little joseph
rho vas sold BY his brethren into Egypt and
,ferwards became Governor Of that people. |
haveat the least allusi0n to any modern |
Joseph But here Il The work before y. And
sndcstake to say Il i Dot worthy a tie C.
ePeaece q The Sease Of Maine. And ve have
be repest q tie Fish Csnmissioeer.. M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-08
LOCAL JoTTINcS.

Go to Leon Kahn's all the time 10 pur
chase your boots, shoes and hats.
Something new at the 8 and Toe store
wo doors west of the postofllce
For nice fitting shirt, have il made IL
order vt Clancy's, 100 Main street, up stairs
Have your drawers made to order ~
IlAncoy's, double lined in the seat and war
,Anted not to rip or break.
Strangers from the adjacent cities md
country visiting Dallas, should go to the
aud 10c store two doors west ofthe postoifce
and see the bargains in everything.
Dozier- Weyl Cracker company's ST. Louis
hackers are sold throughout Texas.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco ut Trinity
Cigar Factory, $40 Main street.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-08

ernment bad reputation, both
ut home and abroad Dallas had been dis
graced by his election, and accounts of his
di.gracoful conduct had been published Ia The
press OF the city us well as the northern pa
pers. He made it business to prose.
cute the council. The speaker stated that he
bad been authorized by the members Of
that body to pronounce the charges pre-
rrrred Against them by Judge Thurmoud as
false and 10 further state that
should he be re elected they
would not resign. The speaker said
that il The people saw fl. to elect him their
mayor he would faithfully and impar,ially
tiscbsrg- the duties of the office 1t was FIR
them 10 say who should be their mayor
Mr.. Robert Cowart followed Judg Good,
reviewing Judge Thurmond's history At
lcngth and severely criticising his social
standing. He was followed by Captain w.
G.. Sterrett, vim cousi cred ut soa.e length
Thurmond's official career.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-08
A Fasting Child.

There i, a remarkable case os fasting in
this city by a sick child, a throe-year old
daughter of Mrs. Georgia Henson, who re.
sides on Griffin street, near the old broom
factory. About one month ago she was taken
with severe spell of whooping cough, fol
owed by a fever, and her appetite failing her
she has gone since, tSen,y-one days, without
food, the only thing she swallowed during
that time being the medicine DR.. Carter, tn,
attending physician, prescribed, which con
tanned small amount of syrup, Mrs. Hen
son says that she has endeavored to coax heI
TO drink milk, but to no purpose, and vet
strange to relate, she has wasted remarkably
little 10 flesh, it being hardly perceptible
while for the past tow days she has been i'm
proving.