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, 1880-05-24
=, G. Butler, Gen. Wade Hamp.
W. ton. and John ]. Pat
tereon,
1.r..t Johns Tribulations a. Dc,
pioted In Letters to q
=, Friend,
~. n.rolao and Builsr "Arranged maIters "
~ ~ 10 Save Pallafson from Criminal
:. Prosecution,
l. =. Yas "seedtd" IN Order TO Secure pulters
= - = gtat In lhs Cnhed States Htnats.

Vntten o1 een*so =, =, ,,,a.4h,.....,,, r.,ISn,a.
Il tha tnr. q. o tion md formerly Ropub.
S:.nts st.a oeaaross,"n'' nn from Nevada.
bt.ftp STATES srSA1E GH1aMkt, WASHING, X.
~ satiD q to iexsa4o farss II resas
soy election wnt to9eFrmnne,: nlia apGirStl "
hk sn u iISs .r,,rr W u S mat IT, ii. sett, u f.
lit tay mt wos,l nhu!iL r. 10 lot inniK tnoy
IN ri, any1htnE TINT Will 10 nio !lsnen
sss ssao 'e n pneeSss SEe as" Sa' ts s
sst sst I'd e 1T. i6Gs # fSs
rtng Comntteol y t9 Eo f9r & ~ tM9 ~ Leaders
d a;S a se" ten Up os our y mds 'H e e 'hat 9o s
sesss @ wat Is to noeoo Ut W.. ": 1t a,a ~ so1 ao
mrct nuet III Tho ia.pro. II vii! DO NJ can
y .o,Is nfin L, hrr you havp n9t aaved unwilling.
ftas%rilny IT say." wfiI,we a,c yo'!mg on92x!,
fi 10 suft ag,!in. Wy atriKo !, Ior no 10 WEE M
leave thS sonGs t., Az ssS w wa hyo st s osor S,
vsople al DID thoy nppo9t Ncpt'.ea,n, ,, ,1'1 ono
81 Tho Comm!sslanera u EicGt!2hf W0!!. I is
SeAriy MI uyer, md ChaIIherlnln's refnrit haH
sl 70 soc you. Ill.a WI M 20 hefa 10 Meee soa u
:fdsha .r c.nry,,,, ,f,,Ar roy sir.
49, sns aas f4Ss stsHs i!ays. sea %s
nnt b. ns t GfeSpt @ can tor pfavnn caHe
Sss tsa a!fhSSF :,ks hs T!l d:t s I'll ,sp Sp'n" Rt
% ss %,5s M !4at sxs, II, ~, S il w Y, 5Ss
~ s ssIsia ysa; VI. sy si ei!Sss csSifss
ofiay. f % / thlMk va Gun uiai,4ge Il 80 as mt 10
fanio' o,3a Nsp sssR o0sous upon
, 1880-05-24
rI{QIbnkALSs
Proposals for Indian supplies and TrAnss
uortnf1An.

I4koNg9hzN
Propasais for indian Hurpiics and Trans~
J'.ais iuaorssd Fropossls iar 1osi. nseoa. Fl9ur,
snd dreosca a I'D c0Mnlsslones of Indian xaalrs
s"sea ~; y n and + wo'seF sFfS " % nsv III & b f. f
!asnlshlnF is ths Indian earvso about s3u paSaas
ns,: ss sa % %.s po'',s eGs aks n r. ns~asf s &66
sa$s! $sy s s$sS: ss is;s 5 Sss7:s
sS$ss' Sisss S ssSs' aSSGi sesss: s 5sss! 5s
stax, faI!s tsSS yss: nass
II n; sess
l Glsa. i!a!axaFe Nea!sai W Epe' I'D ioas III q
~ As.n lIsnsporsa.@an @ for snen Of tho Supplies,
hn Aallvoreu ut lin Asencic9. =
, htns HusT liz MADE OUT ON GoVEuNhkHF
,sehsduns !ho tlnds sna qu.nsi.!ss Of rno.
ss,ss @ III aasi ss III os III
aits!ss, viii taak p!ops&ls and fesns ier
is to a' H aoe It s,sfy i; Z
and pnyMenL trnnspoft9Hon routes, knd nj oshtr
eato IL naa ca il a. s.anxa an T.
sn NJ n 4 tD9te tMo99ateT, ,Ssrcat NnT y"sk - keE,i.A
Sfa6siitsGss, f, y st Ehe1f": s.iat iaa| F.,ns
and l.o Postmaster ri FIotix Eity.
M; r ia hS io a. S haaf ~ H. snd az e sn9xs %
0pGnlnH -
npun sin,o Un!isa Sutsas Uslostory' Of XssIssaaf
Is 1of AZ 'n'4 live st as q W. s.ID9 o.
Commissioner.
, 1880-05-24

Nzw YpRK. May BTU tt4 EdRnr " ths SuIl-
slH. II Col Aohert q. 4nRpssnil will allnw me
ifsaen minutes utter the oltlsG at hls next luut-
ure viii provo " hln and ais Rnaiono9 that
anybody who doe4 not t'elleS. ~ God 4 a:fOn1,
HsNuAH II, 0Tltl.
, 1880-05-24
DuN OAMEitON MAKES THE FOLLOWING
estimate of Grants strength at Chicago on

EtGl by l1uli EA1nbrn'a own estimates It
appears tllat; outside Of Now York, l'eni,syl,
nrRs!t tls ,nore tl!nn tlnlfAinzen votes ~ ail
tl!n Republican, States, nlul It would he very
ttltlicntt tur DON Cnnen,n tn iiit NIL lfS Grant
s'is sSfoy sa y II, hs If nn o c}a I as ssas,es
the l5lalne yote on the trst ballot at 8.s, pro-
vl!ett lflo unlt rule Is nut enforced III, ponn-
sylvanfM, III which event hv won Id give
ls!alnn the w!'nlo ~ votes. Or q total Of u5o.
!nllot. y M3; tor Sherman, oa; for Ed'nuhds,
vEI.Y Positive OPINIONS
nro expressed here by tl,ose fu.ntl1ar with
tho workings Of lscpablcnn National COn-
ySpGs W ~ st b dt s f.ytTo sy fr S l%os s.
tlis nreeeGents Of Nationni Conveitlons;
sucolNl, tho fnat that tho unti.t'rant, purity hus
tq! CFo OF Al u Ges tS1"tX to oSlta''o9 qxaa q M at
favor St ths tstrlsts. sTho Tp,nporary chalr.
In9n OF tho Calrag9 Convention Is to l'e NJ.
p.lBte.l BY w Nat1nai @ conat|1!ssl @ IT,! and nat
tiu ColnitlIttea. llls, functions WIFI ccaso
wl!en tlio Convention shuil hnve l,eea
called to order, Tho Temporary CHAIR
s sous fct!s""tt csee % " d tss ,pu Rg!sat sRa4Ks y
,ha Coliyantlan until 4 l.rMal!ent ChnIr !nall
Is oleatei. Thu Natlol'll Co4iut!!tee Is by i
lnrgs. lnnlority Antl.(ira!,t.. Tho Hlul,o men.
intned, nlalNs lllat It IL by lnrKr na1ority
THE TEMrotAny CHAIRMAN
III the organization will hn pretty certain to
srn TINT tlle nrecutlrl!ts Nt leAst Of the Nat0n-
y ds3 Sess'Gp s ~ TO s ispn!s ted; d9'rs;S; 1 si sre
tl!at tho twenty nnti-Grant votes tn tle Slate
mud nut tl!a Holld forty'twa Grant votes na.le
, 1880-05-24

How my tAroat hugtat Tho.l why don't YOU
uso ffalu's Honey Of IIprehouul aud Turf
Ilkas TootAachs Dnops uury tn osa a1|uHts.
, 1880-05-24
lNpIuNANr GERMANS,

. HNttuE UifNlfN 10 4AS ChFa0Q 9f1bNA4t
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May 2a--Il.s results Vt tho
StNtY CQlynNtl1n 1laye not tbMled 10 cement
the Republican party, Ut this city. many. esps,
ciully tlte GetMans, declaring tlielr Intention
tqr VgasiaeMt. Thu HoMln"itionf 81 CuiIonl
TOR Governor gives satisfaction.
, 1880-05-24

Tha pa1nWoru and .oyerwoEkaa ppd comfort
aud strength In Malt HlttcrHf
, 1880-05-24

ts.m1,ooo excusIvo Of the fi@nn00a Of praPerty
!nht hy tho New ,tcrrcy forest hres Tllnrc hnyo
lo's by Thic, IN csti,nntcl ut f2,F.0.Nn.
r. ny. s't,n FlGND " added f9r l,ssGs e. At ~ W.
I'll weeks, ny,on whIcIl thoro VIVA a prnhabtD III
BuFntltt Of f7,fhH.(U. soynrn towns hnv0 hhcn
swtpt MI pf existence. whtin snvcrnl othcrs
hatc e,Rii !fery ylaftatnn. which were littlc short
Ut being fatally destructive.
, 1880-05-24

The brain, muscles. Rntt kidneys constantly
require nnrtamcnt, which Il found In Mchatilr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
BON psl&sm Dunfan tstrpfsn rpcrren
III. Sob mill ism entasoenoeSsn."

BON pel&sm Dunffan bstrrfsn rpcrrsn
1T. SD mill tbm entssssnseSsn."
nOuntan 1T tobt risf bic Wut.er
NIT i6rtQsr Stimms, cas es Warf unp
Ssin eurbibnitt.
%, td bpffe, Wuttsr, tas Soft Dir
etsien S6mer; erlparen rrsree," Serisste
Ger pfarrer. nG%intpeilsn tete. bis Id
suridfpmms; Bate unp perswsifsIe ni6t,
Wutter, - bste. rie -"
- bic alereltste Sunsfrau AM
6uss ees Rreu;es I" fammsIts Srau
anng unp fniets ;ulamuen. Slater Siss
Rcg i6lrs rts bsiabrte Grau on iein
Ssr;. truS iis ianft ms 6aus suriid,
unc iibsr ibre Stirns eas 3sitsn ess
betli9sn Sreu;es mabenp, psrlise CT Ell
LENDS ra5 6aus. SIM &ufe psrfoIsts
er, ron Mslamps besIsitst. cen Wes,
pel&sn Irilty esfommsn mar ; eerislbt
fabrte auf WaseY's 8cbnuns su. Cine
unbsltrsibIi@e anaf ianirte benz pfars
rer eaS Der; suiannen. Seine Slids
rur8ladtsn Selp uno @siriu6, 0ss
une 9raben a; feline Spur Don Dunfan.
als or isinsr @uttsr ssssniberfans,
fdblte sr i6 fart ssnas, UNI feline TIM
rubs su csrbersen ; isst aSrr. no CT ii6
gang ALIEN tanc auf esm ni6tissa
Wsse. qucuea ibn sldbence Ebrinen In
bic Iussn binauf. 0temane auf Green
ltsbte Ger pfarrsr 10 iibr, pis fsiner
Srucsr Duniian uno feline Wuiter.
Bdbrenp sr, WeIamps bib Dor, balp
nsben fb, etlsnr5 pie in pilper Saae
INNER psitsr lbritt, isnttsn f9 thfsre
abnunasn pie bitterss Ipesspsbe tn
eas briirsrliae 5srs. Der 4nsaib reis
ram rsm Gtlsnrsn BON Der Stirns, mic
cine esntneri&psre sat bling IS an aIsn
isinsn 9lispsrn.
Der Wcno, pelGsn ldnsere Belt nm,
ffsre Wplfsni6lsier Serb6ut battsn, mar
sten In bsasm S~ilbsrslan, tpisesr bsrs
Sprsetrstsn, ais Wslampe pl5sIi9 In leis
mem Stnsalauf ipnsbielt une, ben rits
ttasn Wes Serlaisnp, nit anbefmIiGtm
@ebsul lbsr zine Ssde lprans. Der
9farrsr sitterts fieberbaft an allen 9liss
bern. Sbne auf rte ipiBen Dprnsn su
a6!sn, bog er, Die blutsnesn 5inee niat
l6onsne, bic Ssfe aus chamber, tpelGs
ibn BON rsm eabtntsr ltesenpsn Sslps
i1tep go.
S~armbsrsiser Simmsl ! eisst pa ni9t
lang binfrsft cine 9efalt tpie cine Wsns
f&sn!si6e i'm @ra1t? llpb pas ine
Dunfan'S 8lsipsrl Dunfan cine
esi6e !.... Cine brsite @unse flaTt
auf ietnsr Stirne ; Der ssipaltsne S1ds
bel III nit ssrpnnsnem Dilute lbsr une
absr bscsft !; ~ftampfbaft perserrt stltsis
Nnen bic blaien 3dss, frampfbaft Ssrs
f6!unsen pas Siapspaar. Die safsBtsn
8leiper seusen BON einem Sample auf
esben unp lob. - Dunitan III srmorest
poreen.
8ts ssbrp6en mar Der Yfarrsr nebsn
Der eei9e In pie Snie aelunfen.
Srampfbaft ppste bic 8ruf; ialu4ssne
uno bstenp, ftarr bas Ause auf raS pers
ssrris IntliS ssribtet, eie falte Sane ees
8ruperS In Der ltintssn baltsnc, Idten
Batter GtBs8py nur l1wsr ben @seantsn
esS Rprees fallen su f5nnen.
GOrtissuns fclst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
Bon Den tltern oes &uofon.
3epburs, &. o., 90. Oct, 1879.

Nepburs, VI. u, 20. Oct, 1879.
s. 8. Warnsr Il Co., &o9sfsr, q. D.
-@sribs Serrsn! Cine 7Oidbriss Dame,
lett ldnser ais sinsm Sabre Isiosnb, sss
brau4te auf msine gmpfsbIuns bin ,Bar'
ners Safe 8ittsrs". sic III isbr baatbar
fir bic 3inseruns, bic ie bard ba1eIbe sr'
balten, unb iast, baB, ebe fe ss ssbrau6t,
ibr Massn bret Sabre lang tetne pesetabi'
Hide Rabruns uertrasen fOante. SD baltic
es far Elm ii9erss SsilmitteI fur Dpspsy,
ia. Or. 5. Z. SosIpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
TT. PuStet X Co.,
New York City 4 Cincinnati, O..
IL 1922, POI Vine Str.

brtnnsn better sefdut" antportete Sater
StBsHpy unb 9tns abermalS btnaus.
eOsssfettet lief WsIamps nt9t, pie Der
pfarrer srtpartets, CUR Saustbars, ~frussrn
auf ben 0es binaus, Der in's Dcrf
fdbrte. Seepb fam sr auf sinsn 3uf
ieines Serru tpinIslnp uno Ihpeifpes
bslup ;urif nur r%piseerfrsbeno sina sr
nit tn's SauS une ieBte bort, als eie
Ibdre sei&lcfen mar, feline Winisln
fort. Srau annY rpurpe es unbetmltd.
st! rubts Wslampsl" iaate Batter
Giss &op, ben rs6ten 3sissfnssr srbsbsnp.
"Irilby fommt slst9 suriid 80. Ah, i6
pets idon, Srtlty III estu 8amsrap !
Sbr babt sinsn 9srtras mt, chamber &C.
l6lOHsn : sr iibsrlist Ole feline lanse
Mdbns gum 6srumpiblsn, uns pafdr
tritit pu ibn esinsn 3ufsr al. Ni8t
rpabr, Wslampe9 SsBt aber rubis 49,.
fred bid bin !"
yWas paS Gbisr beut' Mtenp nur bas
ben mas2" iaste bic 9llts, idsu une
banse fib umlsbens. .Ssit LANCE fab
ib ibn nt6t 70 unrubis. eieat sislsi6t
TN 9prfe Ssmano iberm Stsrbsn, msin
Spbn Z"
.gii&t eus Id pitts," @uttsr, ants
rpUrtste Sim SiBs &py. nIpr sinieen
Gassn fretltb iab sS nit benz alien
S'SlabertY idlimm aus, ater CT BAT ii6
teeeutene sstsfsrt, UNI Der anosre. Der
Den, 1T pisrer pebl auf."
nSonpslbar !" fubr 6rau anrp fort,
ME in t3 esfebrt. Mes. @sIampe
"bfult Ssmenesn tost, ..."
Der Dumb iprans auf unp ma9ts eli
nise S6ritte auf rte Sbire su. Gin
3sihsu NIT Der Sanb BON Ssiten ess
pfarrers trisb ibn an isinen fribsrn
plaB ,uriif.
Dad. elmer furssn paule lab frau
anny bon ibrer Rabarbsit, bic iie pisesr
tssOnnen bate, iib auf uno Iaete :
DSOr6 -. Sbrt pu ni6tS, Sim?
SD bore ni6ts," sntsesnsts Der
Yfarrer. yGs fam ppbl pom @inee,
Der eurb pte Siuute faust.
~6alb elf" iaste Gruu anry mad sis
ner flstnen pauis. auf Ten S6las Der
@lods laul6enc. nSp LANCE III Duns
fan nod ntsmals ausasblisten. gs
miro ibm bod fsin llnfuQ s~ussfossn
Iein 80"
.Ssrubiss bid. @uttr 1rilts bat
sinsn fi6srn SuB."
Der Supp lests ben Sepf auf bic
Snise Der alien Grau unp fab ie an.
,,Nt6t rrabr. Welamps, aud eu mum
BERT bid, eas 3upftan nod ni6t surld
it?"
Der Dumb bseann bic Sinss Der
Spre6erin 81 ledsn.
nNuttsr," nabm Der ,pfarrer jsBt pas
@Ort pa or fab, CAP Brau anny ni6t
msbr rubis fiBen fpnnte, .laGen mir uns
tas Warten nibt Ssrerisben BET eem Sc
panfen, puB Dunfan slidli6 it,"
,.9ladlt6 TT e." piscsrbolte Srau
Mnng stcanfenSol atpenn man lisbt,
TT man ia 10 8lifli1 /! Sc eber Waasy
meme Settsr tpire, sslU lisber III Mrs
i6 psrpe pann TN @sifs aufs peue bic
Grsupeniabre nit patrid pom Nnfans
btS ~ Gnpe burbltben. Aber 49,"
Gin lanse5, I6mspli9ss 8isbsrn,
pslbss Jest BON prauBsn aus siemli6sr
Ssras berdberpruns, lief frau snny
ni@t ausiprs&su. WsIampe iprans ;ur
5blrs.
~Wit Irilby if's MID. In Der Orb
nung" iass bic <s nit sittsrnesr
Stimmt; ,ptlb' ansfppusS Wisbsrn !
- aud Wslampe merit es."
SbpUbl Batter GiB.3py lelbf lofcrt
merfte, eae ptsisS WtAern bss treusa
pfsrpss nibt pas sspSbnli6s lsi bsmsis
fsrts er bod bic In ibm auffeisenbe els
fere Mbnuns unp iaste NIT rubtser
Stimms: SriltY miro fi@ mad BEN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

Stale isbnsn ; or 1T mips. Dunfan's
Bsa mar nett"
"elf ubr eur@ !" ieuf;te sri9rsdt bic
Wutter.
eli ubr 81 Dunaan nur eff
rrircsr pa. ib lpstts, eann, Wutter rpirc
Cd Dir utdt ipdt u1sbr pdnfsu. Gr mub
etr BON Waeay -"
lid, ~ ar er nur erf ea ; eS pirc
tbm cod tetn llnslif sussfOssn Isin ?"
Srau InnY bssann Den Slid bsrsu,
rt6tfn. ~IriltY TT isBt an Der Sissuns
ess 8ssss." iaste fIe. gum Ssnisr bin
auslbausnp mod cine Wiauts e"
Aber pl6sli6 i9auoerte Anny suiams
men. Gin neues @isbsrn 5rilty's, aus
ren Is wis SopsSanst unp SIass tSntr,
;srris bic euft une suslsi6 l9arrte Der
Suno pte raisnp an Der Ibire.
Srau anrY fubr iib nit Der Sane
niosr pie Sruf, ais bate Elm bsfiissr
S6las fe setrOfsn.
Als SiBs Gps BE 5birs SFnete. un
lstnsm Srucer entssseu su ssbsn, that
Welampe sinen 10 ftirmiibsn SaB. tas
er ben pfarrsr bsinubs urnsewp,ftn bdtts.
8aum bate Batter Sig. &py sfnise
S&ritts auf sem Wese sprpirts ssma1t,
10 iu6te {. einsn S9rei ess Sbsdsns
~ unterprlfen.
Grcscsm bate NnnY ibn psrrpmmen,
unp tic trat auf Die S6psle Der Sauss
tblre, um pt. uria6s rsislbsn ;u srfab-
rem.
Der Scbn absr iiirste auf feline Wut,
tst ~ I'M. itise aus Ger Dor S6red sus
iammenssYbairtsn &sble bsrppr: .Sn
rss Strmsls Namsn! 8einsn Stritt
Meter Wutter!"
,.0unfan !" rief bic Slts; Dun
itan !"
Wslampe'S rI~ptenasbsul' unp
Grtltg'S unbsilperfincsnees Sbnautsn
antpprtstsn Der Wittpe.
Sic mantle. Der Sobn fling ie In Isis
men &rn1en auf, trus fe ms Saus auf
cen SshsL uno ibre blsibe Sttrne filz
lenc, lasie r: SD fpmme Ioslsi1 ;u,
rid, Wutter, Wutb unp @ssalr /; 9ett
BELLE uns"
Damit sins CT binaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
Ger Neiter.

DaS Hps bate f6 %nisesrsslest. Wit
Hiessnssa Nifern, ibsr une iber l9psis,
bspsft, ibaumrisfsnpen @aulss, rS6s
cite sS ibpsr. Srunp WsIamps ledte
lanft bic ssitlphensn ausen lsinss Sa'
rnerapsn.
@lei3 auf rem eritea Slif mar Der
pfarrsr Sig &ry fib FLAIR barber, tas
Elm unslid seisbsn isin miEe. Deutste
ibpn Der umifano, BOP Srilty alItin sus
riidssfcmmsn mar. auf nidts Suites, 70
bemdbttSte cine bditere Mbnuns ii6 ess
Yfa,rers. ais CT, pdbreno er eem pfsres
esn Sattel abnabm. fiblte, ME feline
Sane auf Gem Hifen pss &pGe5 f1
nasts. Gr bplte tn bangor Atnuna bic
9amps pelbe pts Wutter spr ben, Saule
bate tsbsn lafsn, bsrbsi uns srfannte
BET esrsn bla1sm S9sins, taS isins
Sanet nit Slut befsft paren -. Dob
cas- Slut fonnts ia BON Srilty bsrribs
ren -, @bsr rein, - Batter GiB, &py
untsriu8te eas pfsrs sans ssnau unp
fane feline Wunrs an pemllbsn.
NliO fein 3psifsl msbr : Is bate sin
unslid f6 srsisnst. ppsr Sielmsbr =
IS mar etn Ssrbrstsn psribt rporesn.
Sn eieiem 0sranfsn ,udts Der itarts
Wann suiammsn UNI bssann ~ ,ittsrn.
Gr fniets nisesr unp sststs.
Damn, au' feline 8rait suiammsnnsbs
menp unp Der untsrpsb an ibn bsrantres
tsneen Mut!sr bic sruuenspae Gutesds
Jung, psl6e er ssma6t bate, Ssrldwsi'
senp, iasts er nit fsfsr Stimme /: .Srilby
1T aastn surddssfVmmsn, Der 3dsel II
ierrt6sn, ausS psatst auf stnen llnfau,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

of capital in business centres that woul
gladly seek q Government loan in a mnch
lower bond than any of those now outstand-
ing. The President does not mention the
rate of interest that he would advise in a
bond for refunding. He believes that the
rate of interest is matter for Congress to
arrange, and as Secretary Sherman made no
suggestion to the President upon the snb-
ject of the rate of interest, it is fair to pre-
sume that the Secretary makes no recon-
mendation as to the rate of interest in his
annual report. There is no recommends
tion to Congress for the withdrawal of the
legal-tender character Of greenbacks, nor is
there any recommendation for stopping the
coinage of the silver dollar. The only recon-
mendation upon this subject also comes
from Secretary Sherman, and relates to the
recoinage of the silver dollar SO that it will
coutain enough silver to make it equal in
value to the present market value of the
gold dollar. The cost of recoinage would
be covered by the profits of the Government
already made in the coinage of silver bullion.
These are the only financial recommenda-
tions in the Message, and as they were all
supplied by Secretary Sherman for the Pres
ident's approval, they in reality embody all
that is desirable in Secretary Sherman's
report; for, aside from the financial chapter
his report is nothing more than review Of
the reports of his subordinates.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

On Tuesday last the County Clerk and
Sheriff drew the following petit jurors for
the January term of Court Pardon Gif-
ford, Lands; j. W. Remington, Lands; L.
Bolton Lott. Bridgeton; Robert Hurd, Lam
dis; Edward Holmes, Hopewell; Joseph T.
Allen, Bridgeton; Robert a. Dare, Bridge
ton; Richard F. Powell. Commercial; Rich.
ard Wallen, Stoe Creek; Geo. W. Spence,
Maurice River; Jesse G. Ackley, Milville
James Cassidy, Bridgeton; Charles Wood
ruff, Bridgeton; Clifton Carlisle, Maurice
River; Martin Anderson, Bridgeton; Sam.
uel W. Burtch. Lands; Chas. Bryant, Ian.
dis; C. W. Klborne, Landis; Daniel F.
Woodruff, Bridgeton; Harris O. Elmer,
Fairfield; Thomas s. Ferguson, Millville;
VIM. Mayhew, Fairfield; N. P. Potter, Ian.
dis; Charles F. Corey. Millville; Charles II.
Mulford, Bridgeton; Wilson l.. Silvers,
Bridgeton; Benz. Woodruff, Brdgeton;
Lehman Garrison, Hopewell; Henry Berry,
Commercial; William Riley, Downe; S. A.
Vanderberg, Lands; VIM. H. M'Gear,
Bridgeton; Mark Wescott, Fairfield; E.
Collin Woodruff, Bridgeton; Theophilus
Mulford, Fairfield; Edward Hampton, Mill
vile; Elmer Cox, Maurice River; David
Paris, Deerfeld; Richard T.. Howell; Mill.
vile; FrankliH Lawrence, Fairfield; Chas.
Sheppard, Commercial; Samuel D. High.
Millville; Daniel w. Henderson, Deerfeld
G. B. Wallace. Millville; Josiah Tice,
Daerfield
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

WOODS DRAMATIC COMPANY COMING
AaAIN.-Our citizens will be pleased to
learn that Mr.. Wood will return with his
company on Wednesday, Dec. 18th, and
present the amusing comedy of Sour Boys"
This piece is well known to many of our
citizens, and we are assured that it will
prove the most refined and amusing yet pre-
sented by this company. ''Our Boys is so
popular that it has been played from 100 to
300 times in the leadIug theatres of London,
Boston, New York and Philadelphia. Mrs.
W. N. Drew will appear as Mary Melrose,
Miss DeYere as Violet, and Miss Jacobs as
Clarissa, and will, as usual. create much
merriment. The reputation of fthecompany
is sufficient guarantee that it will be well
presented. Tickets now on sale at Moore &
SONS
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
For the W. j. PIONEER.

PORT NORRIS, Dec. 9th, 1880.
Messrs. Editors:-Tbe smoke of the No
vember battle has cleared away, and all of
the candidates on the Republican ticket were
more or less abused during the campai gn.
Our last years Assemblymen were cused
of being in the Oyster Committees interest,"
and of not listening to the wants of the oys-
termen. This may or may not be true, but
one thing is certain that the oystermen as
class are hard to please in legislative mat
ters. l firmly believe that Messrs. Nichols,
Ladow and Avis, are willing to do their
whole duty by them. and would suggest
that the Oyster Committee meet at an ad-
vertised public meeting at Port Norris
delegation of from five to ten captains or
share hands from Millville, Maurice River,
Commercial, Downe, Fairfield and Bridge
ton to revise and change the laws for the
interest of the business. l also suggest
that the newly elected members of the Leg
islatura from the county meet with them so
that it cannot be said t'lat one man can get
whatever legislation he wants for the oyster
business. FAIR PLAY.
(The writer of the above no doubt means
well, but it occurs to us that the less tinker
ing there is to the oyster laws the better it
will be for all concerned. Some of these
days the Riparian Commissioners will seize
the whole business fthis agitation continues
with every session of the legislature
Ems
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
Will make those buy
That never bought before,
And make those that always buy,
Only buy the more.

The one price principle is still in vogue,
and MIR. A. says that whenever he must re-
sort to the old method of "asking three
prices" he will close his doors, for if man
cannot conduct business upon an honest
and legitimate basis be had better do none.
The exact selling price is marked Cd every
article, so that the superior judgment of the
most intelligent can have no advantage over
the child in it's teens. For the balance of
the season, the entire stock will be offered
at exactly wholesale prices, so that the name
and fame of the Manufacturers Clothing
Co. may be spread broadcast throughout
the entire State.
Think of Mems Pants for SO cts, 81 co.
ST. 10, and not very bad ones either, while
in finer goods we think the assortment is the
best selected we have ever seen. Mr. A.
says if he does not sell you goods lower tha n
you have been accustomed to paying for Jne
same do not forsake your old friends and
acquaintances and deal with stranger. If
buyers would only weigh well in their own
minds the advantages one house possesses
over another, they would not be very long
in forming conclusions. Mr. A. has hunted
high and low in mill, commission house and
factory to obtain the right goods at the
right prices, so as to make his business a
permanent success.
A case of Furnishing goods displayed in
the window will be given away January Sd,
1881. The public are invited to the draw
ing, which will take place at 8 p. m. Tick
cts free to all purchasers.
Don't forget, the location of the store is
at Nos. 10 and 81 Commerce street.
Manufacturers Clothing Co.,
Jos. ARNOLD, Manager.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

Harper's Young People is one of the best
publications for the youth of the land to be
found in America. It is ably edited, and
handsomely printed. The number for the
current week is exceedingly interesting.
The illustrations are we'll timed and of
beautiful character. One of the finest is
"The Finding of Christ in theTemple,"
while one of the most comical is "Miss
Polly and Wingy Wing Foo" The literary
contents begin with ''Toby Tyler; or, Ten
Weeks with Circus" 'South African
Diamonds" &c. Fathers and mothers can
make no better New Years gift to their
children than a subscription to Harper's
Young People for 1881.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

We invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of the New York Tribune
which appears on our first page to-day.
The Tribune is the greatest of American
newspapers, and the leading exponent of
Republican principles. 1t is always sound
on great public questions, and those who
peruse its columns are well repaid. Its
editorials are fresh and to the point; its
news department is second to no other
journal, while its agricultural, religious and
Americas best as well as greatest newspa-
per, it ought to be in the family of every
intelligent citizen.