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Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
sEnsAv's Nws.
TIE SATURDAY NIGnx's niOT.

what The Members OF the Repub.
can state Central Committee
Have 10 say.
There WAS such . biased account oil
the riot in the Philadelphia "Press" OF
yesterday that John g. Baker and Rob-
ert c. Fraim, Req, both members Of the
Delaware Republican State Central
Committee and the latter Its Secretary,
have both written letters TO the
"press" which appears in to-day's edi-
ton setting the riot in its tue light
before the public.
Mr.. Baker at all times well In
formed gentleman Of veracity, lays the
blame on the "Terrapin and Hancock
olubs," who turned out In unique uni
forms that were q complete disguise,
and who gave out beforehand that
they would clean out the "niggers. ,;
Mr.. Baker closes his letter as follows:
The police were an unknoWp quaint
ty on the side Of Law and order, and Of
no account, IS they are all opposed TO
the Niger" and are bitter Democratic
partisans, who will not serves warrant
on Democratic reporters and law break.
ers upon any consideration, but, on the
contrary, will help to introduce South
Carolina and Georgia tactics into our
State. This We don't propose to sub
NIT to. We are making grand fight
in Delaware, and we want the sympa-
thy and support Of all Republicans the
country over.
We mean work, and Saturday night
means to Us what the death Of Cato
did in your city, ga complete revolu.
tion of Delaware" We, Republicans
of Wilmington, know and say emphat.
ically that the report, as published in
your paper, is unfair upon The helpless
colored people and an imposition
against you, therefore l write 10 correct,
II possible, the impression that will be
made abroad, and say that the oolored
people Of Delaware are as law-abiding
and psacsable citizens as can be fond
anywhere under the flag, but they will
not submit to be shot down like dogs
nor to he bulldczsd or cheated out Of
their votes nor allow their property to
be destroyed"
Referring 10 the affair Mr.. Praim
says:
The colored people could not have
designed an attack upon the parade. If
they had done no, they would have
been there in force. No sensible man
would believe that twenty or thirty col
ored msn and boys would attempt to
mob ! parade Of 900 men. 1t is'w we'll.
known fact, and can be proven by sew.
eral persons, that several times during
the evening the roughs in the parade
were heard to exclaim ave are going
to give the niggers hell tonight" The
roughs evidently premedidated the at
tack, and armed themselves to shoot
the colored men and tear out the build
ing, which they did.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

Frank Morse was charged before the
Mayor. this morning, with firing off a
pistol, last evening, at Front and
French streets. The man was drunk,
aud in enaeavoring TO escape he enter.
ed street car, but was arrested by
Sergeant Wkalan. A fine of five dol.
lars and costs was imposed.
A man named Russell was charged
with Drunkenness. He was found last
evening at Second and King streets with
his head cut in terrible manner. liz
was fined fiitk csuts and costs.
Two other cases Of drunkenness alEo
heard. gfa-lug...A
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
REGISTERS ORDERS.
OEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. September 8, 1880.
Upon the. application Of Mary Il. Won
Gulin, AdminlstratriX Of Matthew VOnCulin
late OF Red Lion HID. in said county d deceased
it Is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator aforesaid. give notice
of theI granting of Letters OF Administration
upon the estate of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
70 be posted within forty days from the date
Of suchlet in six Of the most public places
of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same orabide by an Act Of As.
seInbly In such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted WITHIN the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
q Newspaper published in Wilmington, and
% be continued therein three weeks, (eOd)
~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office OF the Register aforesaid at
t~~~) New Castle, In New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
$. y. BlHGS, RsgIstef.
NoTIoH.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to tho Administering on
or beiere Sept. 8, 1881, or abide the ACT OIL As.
eenbly In such case made and provided.
:" MARY. Z. Won CULlN, AamiHistratrix
Address :-Delawars City. - 0N
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
suicide Caused ny Domestic
hlpA

sAllie Bell, % years old, COMM
suicide by swallowing dose Of NJ
mum, at No. l025 RAGS street, Phil
phia, yesterday afternoon. Ths I'd
had bsen separated from her bud
William Bell, for three years, aid
since been living with Henry COpe,|
plays the piano at a Ndnh I'd
street free and easy saloon. Ths|
have had frequent quarrsls, sldl
Bell had often Threatened to ,shj
life. Yesterday afternoon her !
visited the house, and found hsl
fering from the effects Of ths 1
Three physicians were called, WI
piled the usual remedies, bat shs
at 7 O'Clock, without having RED
consciousness. A two Onus 4
which had contained lauilnua.|
found in her room.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
GARFIELD Sp"hah

CLEVELAND, Oct. lS.-GenorlI "
received five HUNDRED Gernal, ~ y
tor to. day, and made an iIsfs'pl
dress, in which he said tt'Slsp Y,
inslIy planted the principles N Y
in England, and the miDGIiGsa
here made astTopg result. HeS
to the completion of the CoIoga'S
dral and its dedication TO PesSn
Emperor William. Hs hopes, = NJ
to this country to make 1t 'n'n !.
and TO build institutions thai Wy
imperishable.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
ABlne Hens Chic Il en- speaks.
For the Republican.

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WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. IS, 1880.
MRssRs. EDITORS The Wilmington
Democrats don't scare worth a cent
over the news from Indiana, rs the
black niggers found out to their sot-
row on Saturday night, and as the
white niggers will find ont if they ever
attack our parade again.
We Democrats blame the white mig
gers more than the poor blacks,
who are only cats paws for the whites
who egg them on to do the dirty
work which they Che white niggers)
are too cowatdly to do themselves. II
the white niggsrs and their black
allies imagine We cannot get away with
their combined forces, just let them
attack US again and SEQ. Hancock viii
be elected, and don't you forget it.
A BLUE HgN's CHIcKBE.
The writer of the above, in true
Democratic style, appeDds note say
ing: III you ara not id coward
yourself you will publish this"
Having published the communication
not because we wera dar 1 to Go it, We
now cali upon the author to furnish
his real name or stand branded not
only IS a coward but az ringleader
In riots.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
AT JOHN wANAMAKER'a 18th
AND MARKET AMD CHE8TMUT
8TREET8 PHxLADA.


|HoslERH.
Last spring We told you that we were sell
ing quarter moro than same time last year
Now We are selling . hall moro. There Il
reason for II. We have got what you want
and We soil It % you like to buy.
We have been hunting oil over Europe ioi
good things. They come direct (not man
betWeen) from
GEORGE BRErrLE Il 90.
SAMUEL EDEN.
l. O. X. MORLEY.
LAMB q LEE. NR.
a. J. OSBORNE.
r. W SMITH h 90.
NOTTINGHAM MIG. 90.
MIDLAND HOSIERY co.
NOTTINGHAM d LEO ESTER HO'
SlERY 90.
WELLS q VENN.
WARD, STU RT b SHAl.P.
CHARLES GEIVET b UIE
GERMAN Ellis.
BOLhIUT & OLE.
HiRsCH q RiHELl
VICTOR SAVOkIk.
HURAT q Gle.
PRlEO. EHKE9. WOLLER,
FRIEDR. GOTTHD. HERMANN.
FRIEDRICH KlROHIESEN.
3EBRUDER HERFURTH.
HEINRICH SCHOPPER.
q. +, BECK.
HERMAN STRIKER.
CARL GRUBER.
WEEK Il SUEHNE.
We buy very little this side the ocean. We
do better; and 90 do yGu. We can't iell lou
what we've got for you; only these few:
Pure ELK, 20 plain colors, S3.76; New York
gets "a. 80 Tor the very same.
Spun silk, embroidered. $500; plain, $3.50
1.-THE latter not in YETI. Those are sold else
whore ut $3.50 and 81, 90 respectively.
Fancy hosiery l; isn't possible TO say any
thing about; except that American mahuiac-
turers come hore to SOC what is made abroad.
They know where the best assortmentis kept.
vy-blue, white polka dots. French cot
ton, IS cents; nobody else hos got 'em vet
English cotton, ingram colers. Is cts; else.
where Sd cents.
finest English cashmere, Is oolors, Sl.00;
for ladiesi Is cents Tor misses
Misses french wool. 20 cOiors, Gu cents tor
7 inch, &c.
We've got 70 stop somewhere; we'd like TO
tell you ol some for gentlemen and children;
underwear too. Must vail another day--but
yOu needn't.
Outer circle east from the Chestnut. sire ct
entrance.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

or not the prisoner was the man upon
whom the officers had rushed he could
not determine.
Caspar Kendall siirmed that he and
q gentleman were in the hall when the
arrest was made. Previous TO that time
the people remained quiet. He stated
that the prisoner had been In his en-
ploy for number Of years and was 0
quiet and inofensive man.
In order to show that there was an
excitement previous to the arrival Of
these gentlemen, the Mayor swors Off.
Ger MollheDry. The officer Sid that
on the day OF the disturbance, previous
to nine o'clock, he had been at his
fathers residence on Eighth street be-
low Walnut, and that he saw there
was some confusion up ct the corner.
When he went up to the scene Of the
excitement the colored men were hit.
! ing white man named Butcher and
running after q man named SINNERS.
Still later Officer Richards and him.
self stood near the cotton factory,
ID w buo ANhtAOAat l2Stks
A colored man named Hall accosted
them and asked whether one OF them
was not named Richards. A crowd
then accused the officer with firing the
frat shot on the night previous, and
used threatening Language toward him.
They both then walked down the street
and said they would 60 after the polics
force. The colored men then remarked
that they would clean II out.
Washington Mason's testimony cor.
responded with that OF Mr. Quigley's.
The Mayor considered the testimony
very conflicting. One story, he said ,
was substantiated by well known aud
influential gentlemen, whilst the police
officers story Of the affair also was
backed by truthful citizens. he there
fore in consideration Of these facts held
the prisoner In $500 bail for his ap-
pearanos at court. Mr.. Caspar Kendall
became his bondsman.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
u; sslmDg Nsxs:apio Llvsr. ,f'llis, 81

In. Simms' NexscaDie liver. fiIis, su
gAr Coated, without an equal Ttheyi never
grpe or sicken In operating move the bowels
the lost energies By promoting the healthy
action OF the LAYER. In doing this Hoadaohc.
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left sdo or
through. the Lungs, Indigestion, Ooslvoness.
Sick Stomach, Weak BacI, Dizziness, had
Foelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
and other bodily irlfrmlueB ara cured. They
are the onl7 Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, SickeninS Weak
ness or leaving the bowels oostvo. They
promote q healthy Liver and leave the system
free from the danger Of prevailing diseaset
Sold by dealers and country store Keepers
Principal depot, Fourth and King, WHINING
on. Dol. PHILADELPHIA. OF Arch ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
LOcaleItas.

"My Partner" will be presents
Aldrich j Psrsloe'S Company %
evening Of Nov. Sth.
The colored man Garner NV 81
Ia not certain that it Vas Ofsil
ards who shot him.
Mr.. William Young vas not
during the riot on Saturday nilI
stated in these columns 7estertII
A large and enthusiastic R'plt
meeting was held at Newark lsaT
and was addressed by AnIho'II
gins, Esq, who made a most el1
speech.
A. A. Watson, manager Of Lhs
telegraph Office, is in town % d'I'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
fn''sahlr'S LAVE s,,,.,
THE U. .. CsUbV
'S Ssnh-. OF the oe,sb.. To-

OPENING pen of the oe,os., II
asy-The Busla.ss TER Term
, The October term off,. T,
Circuit Court for thi. al Gi, S%'''d
, Today at 10 O'clock, with l,' JnSs 'pi
ford on the bench. ~ 'Odgs Z
The following cases vs..
United States ". Iss,c 'I T"' o'ntluI
Mckay VS.. William II, LamSS,d, "
Lawrence !. renee 4 Co. va. William ih%o'T o.. \
IT, ill., John d. schslTsr Va. VIM A'I n
G S1a Green, VIM. Wilson W" ,,.,i u
VIM. Green L Co. p p',
the NE. use 1,,s.t Of johnson VS.. ''' s',l
FIRE Insurance Co., CANT / p So'
IT p1ss 9 Jon Jones' & Co.; Mills & co S,si
W. .; Bullock; Gordon McEs U'u ~
vs. Charles Baird u.s. A NIT rf9
I, Monaghan; A. Eniab V y.
Ct a EulRh vs.. Jaeks
sharp; +. A. Stevens Va. H'Sn
+. 4. a. Stevens VS.. jackson I I S = H.
The following cases ws,s -r NJ
AdrisnOs Plat, & Co., "a. 10. John p !
son; Thomas sayler VS.. vii, oi, - |
Company. WY
In the case Of Swan, Clark sc,I
Henry G. Robinson, Assignee . ~ w.
the Aid Loan Association sruum Hs
fixed for Thursday Nov. II, Al IA
Eanell Adams Of Green goo 4 g. s.
County, indicted at the laT ,. ~
selling liquor without license T n
INSTANCES pleaded guilty and W..
800 and sentenced to tbIee naT,'
each case. -I
Jacob Levy, OF Dover. iDai,,.l
selling liquor without liosps. =.
raigned and the District A ,to,r.,
a motion for leave to Gle criminal
nation against him, which was !,
ed. On motion Of Anthony MI
Esq, the case was continual.
principals In security appeared IN
court o and the security was r1plsj|
til next term.
In the case Of Uaitei States III
D. Nolan and OF the Uaityd SA,sI
Robert Taylor surety of Nolan 4
junction at bar was had, and lys
rendered in each case in isyo, j
Government for 81, 5lsl7.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Growing W 0rso'

Mich ael Cornell, who was IN
badly in a saloon At Ffop y. and
streets, Sunday evening, D9y,i".,
Of roughs, was rapidly s ,rd 81
this morning. 0'hars 'p r. ,a
still retain their liberty h 1,rs|
that the two men were in -, /. ' s1s|
the Third street bridge 'n'' :"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Rev.J. Il. Mann Nv

Rsv. }. B. Mann, foruP y, XII
the Union M. Z. church' u" ,,6
for the last two weeks OFV y, 90,
oatarrh on the stomach a. o,,a
he was considered in vT ,!yi. Si B
condition but aletter to t q, nd
as 70 be past danger.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Railroad q Otts'

This evening, at 7 o'c'c'SI, NY ~
train will leave this city 'Of ly ~,
where a large Democratic % %s 4
DO held. 1t will stop OF N'S N
Mt. Pleasant, Kirkwood and =
town. u
About three hundred people !
an excursion party, from 'G D..'+'
the line Of the junction " Dl I',
railroad, came up this mGfn ~
over the Delaware rallrO'u
way to Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Tho w est Oh ester Paralt

The Young Mems Republican
will run a special train 10 West
ter tomorrow evening to t'n'pHI
own and the members Of tb' raa
other Republican oIgan:s4''on' Y
sire to participate in the deno1iIi |
A special car will be rsstr7,d 10Y
Train will Leave P. W. 4 j. dtp
tween 6. so aud $50 P. NJ "
time will be announced to noFFoSI
for round trip 80 conta, snd 'lcn|
be had at Banking House Of Eo'l
Chandler & Co., 72S Market sNI
Of c. A. Rudolph, Isl MAKE! IN
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

Henry Mcdonald, workman at
Pickel's foundry fell, this morning,
from crane upon pile Of castings
and badly injured his back, and Plso
fractured and dislocated his ankle.
The injuries were attended to by Dr.
Ogle.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
DEATHS.

RICHARDSON On the 18th inst. Mr
Hathorn Richardson, ia tho fifty first yea
of his age,
The relatives and friends are respectfully
in vited to attend the fane al, Thursday. the
zlst, meet at the residence. No. So Market
st., Ninth Ward, at II. 80 u. IN. In .erment al
st. JATes Stanton.
Oxford papers please copy.
"Gone but not forgotten"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

. hast evening largs number of per.
sons witnessed stereopt!can exhibition
at Fourth and Market streets. A sheet
was hung in the centre OF the two
streets, and sentences referring, to the
tariff were thrown upon it from stere,
opticaa in the window OF the Rspubli'
can League room, in the Robinson
building. Several funny pictures were
also exhibited. The exhibition will be
repeated tonight.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
rYOYs' AND CHILDREN's HATS.

We have all the new styles that are out
We have also some hats from last year, which
you may have Tor temporary use, to take the
place Of tho shabby ones, II you want TO walt
little for later styles. These will answer TO
begin with, and cost 60 littlethat you can
afford 70 give them away IN month.
Near the east M arket street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKE
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
DUY 3 CLOTHING.

Nobody in tn IS city. New York or Boston,
has 60 great variety In boys clothing: no.
body seems to care go much about excelling
in 1t.
Our styles are Of own making, SUBJECT Ia
the very general requirements Of the fashion
Of the season. The same styles are not 10 be
copied.
hear tho Market street middle entrance.
JOHN WAHAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Interm!nKI1nG OF the Gray and
Blue,

Blue,
A grand military re union began in
Atlanta, Ca, last evening, under the
auspices OF the Gate City Guards.
Among the companies taking part are
the following from the North: Putnam
Phalanx, of Hartford, Conn sedgwick
Guards, OF Waterbury, Conn.,; Sherman
Cadets, Of Lawrence, Macs; Wishing
ton Light Infantry Of Washington, D.
c., and Old Guard, Of New York City.
On motion Of Captain Burk, of the Gate
City Guards, General Hunt, command.
ing the United States troops at the Nc
! Pherson Barracks, was unanimously
chosen as commander Of the assembled
military. The programme for last night
included a parade and torchlight pro-
cession, the citizens participating, and
addresses Of welcome by Governor Col
quit and Mayor Calhoun. To-day there
is to be & parade Of all the visiting and
resident military.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
ACcIdents'

Yesterday an employee a I Morrill,
MoLsar & Kendall, named ,s.',' rad I
his right hand badly . 'D,'"s
working at a shaping W wais,.rl, 4
A little boy named k, 4. va
day, upset q Kettle Of nov .'.lded. |
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
The Fair,

Don't forget to go to the Fair of the
German Library Association tonight.
Some valuable articles will be CHANGED
off there. The fair takes place at the
Herdman building, No. East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
carnor stonhx.aaili,,s.

At three O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon
the corner stone 'sort the Houssh old OF
Faith church, on TatnEll street between
Seventh and Eighth Streets, will be
laid. Interesting and appropriate sx-
ercises will be rendered.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
'UTIUE-UIVIDEND.

AfTTsAa's SAVINGS BANK, rO2 Market St., =
WILMINGTON, DBL October. 10, 1850. {
The managers have this day declared a
dividend at the nate OF five per cent. per
annun .rtor the last six mouths. Dividends
not withdrawn, beeorne entitled to participa-
ton In future div sends from October 1st.
1919. u TAYLOR. Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
SHOES.

SHoES'
Ladies', gentlcnen's, children's. We keep
tho finest Of work and the bost OF leather;
ready. u ado and to measure; We keep also all
5Or' & of honest shoes,
Market street front, west ofTlddle entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Finn ward Ropu .O'md

A meeting of the RePaaO'GGb n
Fifth Ward will be hela a.. :" 4 \
day. evening in ths ,,,IIaaI,,1
"a O'Clock. A fall s'''''
n ublieans IL requested
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
M ARR r ID.

Y-COPPAGE.-On the IS:h inst
nv the Rev. J. L. Estlin, Mt 62a " ID st
VIM. M. Nunley and Martha V. COppaga
Both Of this city,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
A SDeciai Netting

of the Bird Guards will be held to-
night at 5 o'clock Full attendance o,
members IL requested.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
n Office.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

NUglCE..-INYE>TM ENr.-SAfE AND
" fPROFlTA Dl.E-HomeL Loan AGtOcia-
ton made Tor III stOOkholders this year q
profit OF over 3 per cent. Shares In the tenth
series now for sale /; tirst pay-ent FRIDAY,
September 9th.
u. W. BUSH, Pre5't
JOHN GREEN, V. Pres't,
]. W. AWSON. Treas'r, lOl3-3W
4. T. TAYLOR. Secv. 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
-
wanted.

"A good boy 70 feed a double cylinder
press. Good wages given. Inquire at
This office.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Those garments are Of very unequal quail.
ty; 1t is guess work to buy them; not one per
son in hun" red can Judge OF them.
1t " tOlernbly we'll known that we know
what cur goo 3 arc: that We guarantee them
aad sell under the market besides.
Main a!slo from Market-street middle en-
trance, at Its junction with outer circle.
TDuN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
ME w ARD.

Enn REWARD.-s60 REWARD
bOOtD viii be paid for the arrest and
oonS lotion OF the person or ne rsons who GEM
menetd tho riot at or near 9Th and Walnut
streets on Saturday night last.
1913 II j. p. ALLMOND. Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
GROCERIErB.

aROCERIEH.
ESTR0N9 AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
% GENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, GRE N, JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
UENrS PER POUND.
These goods arc unezoelled IN purity strength
AID favor, by any in the city at the
Erice. Try thom and DO
convinced OF the fact.
tIREAr WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. X. BOWMAN Manager
10 Il. SECOND ST., u Il. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment Of tho finer grades OF Tea
and UOfss, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally, Ia one Of the best. Priccs
Away right. SUGAR AT COST 70 GUS
TONER'S.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

LOT RA For large losd kidding
D1sOO wood. Orders can DO LEFT at
Gray Bres., Esosnd and King strsstg; Ja
cob Meore, ~ Oity Dspot and Jonn J. Miller
Union siiset and 9iipis svenus.
s.lA J. MokiNTEY
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
CANNS .a.. -a-".rA'
KIDNEY
CURE

For Diseases Of kidneys and Liver, which
produce pain In the back and intense suffer.
ing. Send for bottle OF q. K. O.; IL cures q
cases out Of 10; has cured when physlcia ma
failed. 1t will help you yet ia now Al neT
bottle, for vs.. Al dTug2iss or sent on 70
cotpt OF price. Used in the best tau1ilies.
DAMN Il CO.,
10 Yenango street, Philadelphia.
ASSURE CURE. Enclose scent stamp Tor
circular. -
For sale by H. X. Watson, eos Market st.,
Institute BUILDING, WilnliE gIUL, Ne. -
ol0-mrw-sln
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
ITHBEELLAS.

THBEELLAS.
We have larger stock OF Umbrellas than
WAS ever ia philadelphia before. II would be
strange If you couldn't ind in It lust what
you want
East Of tho Chestnut street entrance; and
at the east Market street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

NOME To THE GRANGER STORE, 1903
~ East Slzth street, II you want fine gro.
cerieS New York fruit biscuit, Ina. for 70
Gus. very best sardines, b0xes for 2be. gal.
lon can peaches, &c., every can will make six
pies preserved cherries and plums all kinds
oil Jelltes, l2c b., or by the bucket Italian
peaches, Ito. minoe meat, 8 ms. tr 2bc. 4 n
apple butter, 26c. huok leberries, blaokberries
and seedlesg cherries cheap. Get barrel OF
Hour before 1t goes up any higher. Q brooms
FOR 'te lot Of scrub brushos for %. Come and
see the lot OF hne goods at 1te East Och street.
Granger store, 1ol4 Nt Z, M. WEIR
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
ra W. FRONT STREET.

BAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-10

The following were the resolutions adopted
at the convention last week:
Resolved, That we oppose the nomination
of any man for the highest office in the stat,
who will attempt to inaugurate or dictate
any policy antagonistic to that presented II
the platforms of the organized Democrat,
OF the country.
That no one mans policy should b,
co,u,ntenanced in opposition to the sovereign
will OF the people.
Ihat we request our state convention &c
formulate, a platform of principles and con,
Duct In advance OF any nomination for no
litlcal offices, and that we oppose the nomi.
nation OF any men or set of men who will
iuiiy commit themselves in advance TO In,
policy of the people. "
:. That an efficient system of public educs
ton Is the palladium OF our liberty and pros
perity, and is an essential object in Demo
cratic faith. that general enlightment IL ,
blessing, and wholesale ignorance is a sham,
add a curse. - =" 'A"'i''
That the vocation Of school teacber "a n,
honorable and reputable calling, and W,
,eprimand In the strongest terms snv man
nisn or low, who would attempt 70 brin,