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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Education
OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
ST.. PAUL, May 20, 1880. {

ST.. PAUL, May 20, 1880.
Board met at 8 p. M, President Murphy
in the, chair.
Present-Inspectors Dufrene, Abbot, Otis,
Benz, Weed, Rice, Scheffer, Lineau, Nc
Cardy, Murphy.
Acknowledgements Turner, Donnelly.
Supt. Wright presented his monthly re-
port, showing increase Of enrolment OF 4l5
more than corresponding month last year.
Committee on Schools reported having
examined reports from the visiting COM
mites and had referred the recommends
tons therein to the superintendent.
Committee On Property reported having
advertised for bids for purchase of vacant
lots in the Sixth Ward, also for old building
on corner of Tenth and Broadway, and of
having received bid of 1875 for the lots and
1915 for the building, both of which they re
iected. Also they recommend the board to
advertise for bids for furnaces for Vine
street and Lincoln buildings.
Report received and recommendations
adopted.
Committee on Finance presented the fol-
lowing report:
To the Board of Education of the city of st.
Paul.
Inc OOmHICG60 Ou lAduOO WYNN AOORSSI-
fully submit to the Board the following re-
port:
That they have examined the books of the
secretary and find them correct and well
kept.
The present outstanding Indebtedness of
the Board is as follows:
Bonds. '@ioe'e GUY
Certificates of indebtedness. .......... 25,5OO
Current expenses. Salary $4,000. Ex-
penses $4,000. ........ SOU
The cash receipts for the term beginning
July 1, 1879, and ending June 1, 1880, as
shown by the Secretary's books, are as fol-
lows:
From unpaid checks of years l677-'7S AZ 6l
From sale of Vine street building. 20O o0
From tuition non resident pupils. 207 %
From balance in hands of Kountz Bros BIG ga
From rent of Baldwin school building l,0S3 3S
From certificates of Indebtedness. S4.5OO 90
From Il. M. Rice. County Treasurer. .66,340 05
StoE 600 GO
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$1O5.S92 63

SIU0,39z b3
There was on hand on actual balance at
beginning of term above mentioned $4,427.-
so, as will be seen by referring to the Secre-
tary's report of last year, but before the
finances of the Board were turned over to
the present Treasurer there had been sent to
New York to pay interest on bonds the sum
of $4,000, leaving as above $2,427.50 actual
balance.
There has been disbursed during the pc
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Chicago, Milwaukee 8 st. Paul Railway
Passenger depot foot Of jackson street. Ticket
Office northwest of Third and Jackson streets.
Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents, st. Paul.
Trains. Leave. Leave.
st. Paul. Minneapolis
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400 p M iOaosm

Mixed trains for Twin Lakes, Norman, Lake Mills,
Benson's Grove Forest City and Britt leaves Albert
Lea at 80 A. M Britt at Loo Pm. Returning leaves
Britt at 100 P. NJ, except Sunday.
Trains arrive and depart from the Sc. Paul, Mime
apolis Manitoba depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping berths secured at CITY
ticket Office, No. Washington avenue, (opposite
Nicollet House) W. g. Teller, ticket agent, and al
st, Paul & Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and at 116
East Third street, st. esul-Geo. 81. Hazzard tcket
agent. CHAS. +. HATCH, Gen. Manager
4. q. BoD1, Passenger Agent
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minneapolis Railroad Time Table.
Minneapolis g. ST. Louis Railway-Short
Line, Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis, st. Paul and CHI
cago. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE CAB
SLEEPERS TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE
NJ -loii-- IA lI.If----
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st. Louis Express. ............

Passengers at st. Paul leave by
the st. Paul & Sioux City r.
r. at 3 40 p NJ, connecting al
Merriam Junction. On Satur-
day this train runs to Albert
Lea only.
Passenger train for Ohasks,
Carver and Merriam juno
ton, connecting at Chasks
for points on Hastings &
Dakota railroad. ............
And at Merriam Junction,
to and from all local
stations on st. p. & s. O,
r. B. as far as st. James. b.
Omaha Ex., to and from al
points on st. P. & 8. O. R'y.,
Omaha and California; also
to and from points on Has,
.tings d Dakota BY. west tc
Glencoe. observation-disclosures.
Minneapolis, White Bear Lake
and Duluth passenger. 49,.
Minneapolis, White Bear Lake
and saltwater passenger. -.
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Diver Division

Flyer niviSion-
Through Chicago & East
ern Express. ..........
Through Chicago & East
en- Express. ..........
Iowa & MINI. Div
Prairie du Chen, MIL
waukee l. Chicago Ex.
st. L. & Kan. City Elk. &.
OwRtonna Accommodate
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~UJ. liz
Your committee estimates that it will re-
quire during the coming fiscal year to meet
the necessary outlay of the Board, as fol-
lows:
To nav for strin of land on North side
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1854, Ats
To meet the above expenditures the esti-
mated receipts are as follows:
Cash on hand. ..............., ....$ 7,701 rs
From common school tax fixed by law $4,000 90
State apportionment school fund.-. 5000 90
Leaving balance of about $4,000 to
be raised by direct taxation in this city, and
your committee would, therefore, recon-
rnend to the board to call for levy by the
city authorities of $4,000, and present
the resolution hereto attached. Respectful
Iv suhnitted
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
= In Probate Court. General term, June It'll,
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Amount Of bullion gone into the DARK tzU,UVU'
PARIS, June II
RENTES-S6i 75c.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-27
IF YOU DoN'r Come.

But, suppose you don't
come. How are we going
to sell you just what you
want to buy. without your
seeing things beforehand ?
Try; write; say about how
much you want to pay for a
business suit, dress suit, over
coat, or whatever you want !;
say what your occupation is;
say anything that has any
bearing on what we ought to
send you. 1t will not take
US two minutes to guess
what you want if we don't
guess right, that's our loss,
not yours.
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Afier the meeting At Stockton. last even
ing. gang of Democratic roughs from this
city f;he same fellows that created disturb
ances at the Republicans meetings at Rineoes
and Stockholm got up free fight at ilocken-
hury's hotel, and several persons were con-
siderably injured in attempting to quell it,
Mr. Andrew Kugler was hit on the head with
black jack aud was seriously hurt; and
Messrs. Andrew Stont, ]. w. Dils, Burrowes
Parent and others were roughly handled
We hear that warrants are out FOR the arrest
Of these rutfians.
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DEATHS.

GARRISON Ia Lambertyille, Oct. "a 1880, Louisa,
vile Of Joseph Garrison, aged 10 years
MELLfCK.--In Lambertville, October 10 1850. Emma
A. only child Of George X and Eliza Mellick aged =
days.
SMITH lin New Hope, on the nth inst, Hannah f..
wife Of the late James smith, ia the SD year Of her
age.
BICE-In Lambertville October 81, $780, Annie, wife
OF Adds Bice, aged IS years.
HoLCoMBs-In Delaware township. October "a. 1850,
Beuiah Holcombe, aged 50 years ands9 months.
DAvIS.--At Trenton Asylum, Oct. ~, 1885, John B.
Davis of Isaac Davis of kidneys Mills. aged Is
years.
CAsENear Copper, HILL Sept Ii, 1881. OF cholera In
fantum, Johnnie L.. infant of Albert G. and Elm
ma Case, aged months and days
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JoHN FiNNEY, Marsha

- The report OF the proceedings at the Rim.
goes Republican meeting in the Hunteedon
Democrat is cuirent, excepting that the free
.iaiu isvsn lsasN'.etivile was not paid fnr by
Mr.. Ports, but by the Lambrrtviie Club; The
LambeiaNille Club hid NOT braag "a lnL vi
inpudent, saucy uegrtss with theut," but
there were some imfswisns, saucs Democrats
in Ringoes Ii" iissulled resp ctable colo,ed
men Who we,e along and there we're aoeu.
!, dozen Democratic raughs who fei4vwed the
iub lion Ibis city MILO HE'D 20 Kick up a
nttiss ~ he hoel and m,sb.haved ruelnS, Ives
e aetdl,y C:ils sahe efoMa dul tins sane
49, ~ sock eujA ll Deator 1T shu,,iii
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Tho Democrats hell torch light parade
and meeting az Stockton last evening. The
parade was large and very creditable one.
Blu, the Irish orator WAS disgrace to all de-
cent people Of tina, or any other nationality.
He was simply 4 low blsckauartl, IL he is not
grossly mi~represented by some who heard
him. His main effort appeared 10 be 70 get
as far from ths trsth as possible in his sta'e-
nieuis. aud in this he succeeded admirably.
Republicans have nothing 70 fear from such
81 eeches.
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The Lambertville Republican Battalion
visited Stockton on Saturday evening. The
meeting aud torch light parade at that place
was large one. Clubs were also present frnm
New Hope and Centre HILL and the number
In line was about $50. II rs said 10 have been
the largest turnout and best parade ever seen
in that village. At fhe conclusion If the pr
rad ;, addresses were made by Hon. f. A.
Potts, Chas. A. Skillmau. Esq, and Hon
Rush Burgess. r. B. Reading, Esq, pre-
sided. The Citizens Cornet Band was pre-
sent
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The Democratic sheets in this State are
-cIafging that Hon F. A. Potts is not paying
tA: to The full amount that he is justly tax
abhs. This is about the whole stock in trade
against Mr.. Potts. They assume to begin
with, that Mr.. p. is immensely rich-an as.
sertit,n for which there is no proof. Mr.. Potts
is far less wealthy than those gentlemen as
sumo. The Trenton True American In assert
ing that he is bound to give in all his personal
estate whether in the State or out of IL, states
that which is not true. Suppose that he holds
stocks Gas be does) The taxes on which are paid
by the companies-is be to give these in a
second time? Suppose be holds stocks (as he
doesl exempt by law from taxes--mast be
pay eu tIess
Bat the fact is, the Democratic Assessor OF
his township expresses bimsslf as satisfied
with the retarns made BY Mr.. P. If he.
sworn officer. IL, satisfied. it is none Of the
business of newspaper mousers to pry into
the private affail sufa gentleman wboin true
manhood and hon esty stands far above them
AIMING his fellews-citizens. Mr.. p. is not
bound by law or IL irness 10 reveal his debts
and hi. pecuaissy affairs to satisfy The clamor-
ings 4f men Who ia Sc ali their cl,afges on
guess work II he ils,s filled 10 pay AL legal
taxes Why don'l sliey sl,jw i But This
they have nor been able u, DO II does Tor
campaign card but il is grossly unfair.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE
OF
REAL ESTA
rssff subscricfs Assignees or Alexander Grant. Of
Il Lambertvilis. viii sell AZ public sale. on

4 Lambertvills, win sell ~ public snle on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
At the Lanbertsi.ls HOUSE. following Real Estate.
No. Two story frame dwelling shouse, lot Of land
wagon hoase end barn, No & euyi,wSod street The
sssg ~ @ ~ NJ ~ ~ @ tsss o1
No2 TweStdfy pfeszsd-bfiek ffoss Dwelling houses
Is sss rs sss s II ssasss
u i Sss .sss + ''ss ~ s y sssss
.':: I 81: SIS s I'll y { .
street e'sSn ssrs sAg xt5 II Y 9ss =
sse ics psSiis sSslsvss III 6aass i l-fss ~
hnisllsd thla'is hg,tt Is
The hossa i sisst ia !sst sss ssssss h sassaa.
in rooms and Is in gctd repair
and a. sss s u s ssis s s
has frontage on Ferry street q " fort and i ~ let
ali together or asidTd q suit purchasers The houa
contains roon,s aud b " god repair
ON Cottage i between the rnrnpikvroaJ and Cottage
The house IL about idx3G Ieet and contains
room, the lot about acre Of land aud u well sup
No lo Of 7i.loo of an acre Of land At junction
Of Lincoln Avenue and Turnpike hvAi, ajoning lands
No D 4 lot o. 10 acres Of land Mansion HIN, III
dersas Ely and Others. ON THIS lot valuable stoni
No. To- q lots OF land on nsion Hill each 2sxfgs
feet known Nos ~ 1885, 1871 1855 Al and 23 on draft
OF land of the Iamhertvillc Land Association These
lots viii be Offered singy or os Their as may best suit
No. u. 4 Lot Of ss.ioo acres Of land on MansiOn
Persons wishing 70 view the aore properly hefore
the day Of sale, may do 80 by calling On either Of ts
sale to commence at one O'Clock. r. NJ, OF said day.
Conditions on day Of sal, hy
WILLIAM Y. COOLEY,
JANIS A. GRANT,
Lambertville Oct. 9, isso.-st y s''s~
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Timely Advice
on Fall Clothes.

You are thinking of your
clothing for fall: whatit Shall
be; how and where you shall
get it.
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-. Hancock, johnson General, assumes
command OF the Fifth Military District-Lou-
isiana-and forthwith down 90 the colors Of
tie nation - Forney, in PAiIa. Press, 1858.
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Our good friend Andrew jackson, down
town. should be careful about the kind Of lit
eratare that goes out from his shop. The
distribution of papers containing forged let
tel Of Garfeld's may be all right-from a
Democratic standpoint, but when the other
side of the same paper calls SamuelJ Tilden :
"the great defrauded, IA man of :. soulless.
sordid ambition. rascal. !" fool, -" Soapy
SAM" &C., it seems TO MS that that is going
back on the paragon of virtue that he and tho
Democracy supported four years ago, and who
is so highly praised in their present pla form
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--Jardine's Arabian Horse and Cattle Pow
der. The best Condition Powder in use, price
25 cts. For sale at Central Drug Store, Al
N. Union street. j. rs.
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A tie occurring between Capt. kfeIIu aud
Musician B. Parent, Jr- they contested for
the sausage by each firing three shots, when
the Captain won, zs The following score win
show:
Musician b. Pareaf .Jr-
capt. c. W kitriin
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ea The Garfield and Arthur Club
will meet EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, at the Club Room, corner Of Union
and Church streets. All persons favor
able to the Republican cause are invited
to attend.
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"A fun line Of Family Dye Cplors, com
prising Star Dyes, Lemons Aniline Dyes,
Howe s. Stevens Family Dyes, Handy Pack
age Dyes. &C., at Central Drug Store, a n.
Union st. j. 70.
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S66 ): : 4; y; s; 4: i
II. HALLrrr Co., Portland. Maine. je. z5.-iy
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LIsr or Lrrrrns RsnAlx,su rScA

LIST OF LErrrns REMAINING rAcM
ron AZ ras peSr DrFIcE AT LAMnt KY i'.t.is.
HusrEnDos Co. \. =, FoH 30 DAYS, Ger
% 1880:
Harry Marvsn
Z II. iIoicornbe.
Mary Fitherston.
CLARK PIERsox, r. II.
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CONE AND SEE US.


Come and see US, or drop
us a line, saying what you
want, as near as you can. If
you are here, you can see for
yourself a great variety of
: things, try on what you like.
and 90 home with the old
clothes in a bundle. That is
very easy; and nothing can
be more satisfactory
Nor A STRANGE PLACE.
1t isn't as If you were go
ing to a strange place. The
chances are you've beenherc
before, and know something
of our ways. Perhaps your
neighbor has been here; and
has told you it was a good
place to go to. Perhaps
you've only read that we
sell a good many clothes.
and say to people who buy
them: Bring them back il
! you don't find them every
way to your liking. as
Now this is really why we
are not strangers to any
body: because we deal with
everybody as with a neigh
Dor; and expecth him to come
right back If he has cause Of
complaint.
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DR. HoLNas's pap Is no guess-work remedy-uo fee
bic initiative experimentno purloined hodgepodge OF
some other .yentors ideasi II is the ORIGINAL AND
ONLY GENUiNE CUR.i1IVE IdD. the only remedy
that has an honestlyacquired right to the tiia
word PAD" In connection with tgeatnopt for
chronic diseases or the Stomach. Liner and Spleen.
by arecently perfected improvement effected by the
addition Of vegetable ingredients VI newly dso5vcrsd
remedial value and absorptive adaptabty. DR. Hot.
MAN has greatly increased the scope Of the nsds
funess and apprcaby augmented it's active curative
power.
This great improvement gives HoImAss PAD " Tia
Its Adjuvants) complete and unailfny control tho
m sst persistent and nnyieldng forms Of CHRONIC
DISEASE Of the STOMACH and LIVER. as we'll rs
MdLARI1L BLOOD- POISONING.
HoLMAx's PADS have cured-aDd daily curing-~
diseases many kinds that tho list ID well-ngh iu.
terminable. II includes MALAREA L POISON of every
type. from Achfno Bones and Lou Fsu1s TO Chus and
Dumb Aous; sT0MdcH DISEASES. such as Dytpspsia.
5ndigesoa Sour Stonach Chronic DionhaS Fiotuisaey.
Heartburn &c De-; LIVER DISORDERS, like Rfieus.
ness Baious-Cb, Dangerous Fsuey Sick Sadaah< Pqs
n 10 SIDE, Baos-f suers. 75ptd Ltys,. &C.. Acs Wei
does this mighty remedy justify the eminent Frofor
LOOMS high encomIum iT ~ NEARER UsIvERsAt
PAsAcEA THAN Anything IN MEpIcIrgi" s'
~ Of HoLMAs's Pans has inspired imitators
,fer Pads similar In FORM and DOOR TO the
GENUINE HOLMAN PAD. BEWARE or THESE
BOGUS AND fNITA7ION PADS, GOTTEN CP ONL Y
10 SELL on THE REPUTA TON or TIE GENUINE
HOLMAN Pad.
EACH GENUINE HOLMAN PAD bears the PR.
RITE REYLAf II STAMP Of the HoLMAr Pa Con-
PAsY With the aboye Trade MARX, printed In green.
FOR ALE BY ALL FIRSECL4eS DRUGGIsrs
Or sent by mall, post. paid. on receipt price.
HOLMAN PAD CO.,
90 William Street, New York.
r o. Box 2ii2
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The tenth annual target practice of Com
pany q, 7th Regiment, of this city ,iosk place
near the covered bridge over Alexsauken
creek, on Saturday afternoon last. The prizes
we're won as follows Sergeant Nelson Beau
mout, one ton of coal; Private William Horn,
one hundred lbs. Of -four Private James K.
Brewster. a ham Capt. G. w. Kitchin, poor
est shst, one pound Of baIoana sausage. The
following is the score of all who took part IN
tt,n x..antsoa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMON COONCIL.

YTvHE Regular Monthly Meeting of the Common
J. Council will be held 10 the Council Room. In Ma
sonic Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER, l,
''''' " % BENZ. II JOINER, Clerk
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ROUTE OF PARADE.

Column to move Al $50, starting from York
street, down Union to Bridge, to Commerce,
10 Ferry, TO Uu.on, to Mount Hope, 10 Main,
10 swan, to Uuion, to Ferry, to Main, to
Bridge and countelmarch To Main, to Church,
10 Uuion, to eoryel /" Franklin. TO York, to
Clinton, 10 JEFFERSON, 10 Nam, 10 Delaware
avenue, To CfInIuu, 10 Perry 20 Main, 20 Ei's',
10 luton, to Bridge and dismiss.
JOHN FiNNEy, Marshal.
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Have YOUR Own WAYl

Perhaps you want your
clothing made to your meas
ure. Did you suspect that
we make to measure a
half-million dollars worth Of
clothing every year for pco-
pie we never saw and never
expect to see1 You may
be very certain that we have
a wayof doing such work
without much risk of a mis-
fit; for a misht. you know.
comes right back to us. We
are pretty careful about
making blunders when we've
got them all to make good.
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--bast Sunday morning, DIR. G. Fl Larson.
of this city, me. with curious and painful
accident. He had gone at an early hour to
his stable to feed his horse, and after throw
ing some hay from the now, he noticed on
the floor some article covered with mud.
which he picked up. approved to be a small
single barreled pistol He brushed the dirt
from it, and 10 doing so 1t was discharged,
the load entering the palm of his left hand,
decorating it badly. The wound is very
painful one. The Doctor says he cannot nn-
derstand why the load was discharged. as the
pistol was not capped SO far as he noticed
He snapped it once, hat a considerable time
ELAPSED before it exploited the charge. The
PISTOL. evidently. had lain in the mud { r
SOME time and had been rakcd up with the
hay.
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sssia : i .se' .s'' i sstsss .BaA 81


car tns> nc ilr,b3 zsd lqts NstiHs ir iFs
Gee trade Ind s'assa ris hdAcs II tho y als'4
fs-a s- ~ -
We advise the persons in charge ct the
Dem,c,yiic liietatare suplllis.d ~ afovl-lslwsf
s'pte eut 10 mix up 80 much II j stock Of
faisehoeds must bn kept gu baud ,lssy should
be consistent, foF it disairangus fi,ings 10
have the tracts contradict each other. One
tract sa ppiied 10 The faithful says iiast The
Republicans are charging the Democrats with
nsing British money supplied by the Cot,den
Clab, but II says the Cobtrn Club have not
interested themselves in the American ,poii-
tics Another tract says the Golden Ciul, is
u ing British gold to secure Garfield's exec
tion. . You pays your money and you takes
your choice" s,
Aud in this connection let the Democrats
read the following
The Jersey City Journal says. g. We saw
this week letter written by Thomas Bailey
Potter. of England, to a gentlemau who re-
sides in this State, in which Mr.. Potter frank
ly admits that he and bis British free trade
allies are spending their money to defeat Gar
field, and he seeks to justify his interference
on the ground that 1t is absolutely necessary
to the British manufacturing interests. TO
break down sprotectiun' in this country"
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The spizooty lie very general among the
horses In this section
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Our Way:

Our way Of doing business
is to make the buyer well
come, at the outset. to all
the advantage and all the
guarantee he can ask for.
Wanamakcr & Brown.
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'G'nsxe NOtice.

q Ii. pers ms indebted to the Arm Of Heath & Hoi
N u NIB are requested to all and SETTLE
fore Decemberfst next ;ater that date all unscttled
accounts Will be placed In other hands for collection
HEATH iOLcoMBE
Sept. LIST, 1890 II.
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Lambertvillc, Oct. 8, isso.-St
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HOLMAN PAD Co,
90 William Street, New York.
r. o. Box 2ii2.
Oct 10, 1880 sn
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-27

OAK HALL.
Sixth ard Market s;sesss
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-19

The South, Notwithstanding the cry
of the Radical press and speakers, (as
proven by the present census,l has in
creased more in population than the
north. Percentage of increase, south
33 per cent; North %. This will
have beneficial effect oil the minds of
all men who are not governed ny
prejudice and hate, and our people
can content themselves in patience.
Time will as effectually prove our en-
ergy and worth as it has the object of
40 acres and a mule" lie, SO persist
emily promised before each election TO
the negro, whose eyes are now wide
open to the inexcusable falsehood, only
told them to obtain votes for the radi-
cal party.