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Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
Understandable. Stlftsfayeuan

GmbcosnonapntiIe. Stlttstdpeuan |
lrOmss Suit Z. u. Wsef sr ub'
uapnt III Srguepref / eenpis. fra
lie Suit, S%csneprait iii Saucs
Yr9ilsaialp .. 8r. Slom ri Spsa
neprait / Jbefaos pralteslelo, ira
l6ps Stunt peri. Vapsaan q. 6.
Wcsfn I'll Sc9nerr9ft / Dpersberss
preiteaiale. fra 16oe Suui % He.
altauolpdt, yeitprer at Den 1crpeus
fiOlbis Wlppelftole I Solmetranp,
3. 9. Wuntbe' 8aas III abiunft
ped 5rsprIfsbaloS ofentlias Stcle,
FRA lite auluit.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
0aumare.

WV <ttVtt. NHptt VI o. Nut
er Der / ulitsp By pspe 3 SsbRen.
be, bpis alper i~ammsnlaat naaepe
273 Mar. aae 3 blepe be ocer 90
Aar 9amle, o. ale 8 pare BE- fsot I
ulitep Sp % pspblep at b Der inps
til eeres 0sp. De to Rlpfe al
bette 3reflsper par ben al x. Sante
fIlersoe "Sitte Safob % bans 81"
ter Wette, o. ben pnsits par ben
nu ben 30te Wai afbsbe Weteran
W orten fsanisn, ainiusetis faihst
"Smsb Worton'. 1909 blep ban
upilrepet I'll Sclpat, % inblsmmet /
Oct msnfe Re9lment, mep bpilfen
ban 1872 blep crerfsrt I'll Solifen
% ienere ben LOBE December 1918
eeltcs / bet baarpnaffebe Sla9 pep
Sebenso. ltaeiom ban par iblanpt
Be til Sranfris aiienpte banfle Irpp.
per. Gnpun efter at Den samle par
uaaet % I 80, fnnbe Bet glade BAN
laroelsS at fomme TT at minbss o.
Icrt9ue on Segicenbseerne fra bine
Dase, % iarlis par General eaQes
mdno 8ientanb for bans bsteite
Seunbring. 0snns General hf ef.
Ter Worten Saniens upiasu I Sla.
get psb Ssbeitsp to Ssite fiupt
unper F9, % ale falpt cmfrins BAN.
Zen afpspe par en- Sanfle sisnpcm.
melia % ualmtnpsli9 liplIs. munter.
ipssefulo % lptfslig Hatur. ) fine
Velmastsrdse pdr ban csiaa en-
uunpparlis @iaf pep stbpsrt @ilbs,
pa Wuutsrbspeu q 0labeu upil.
faarli9t lprepte as pmirius BAN, o.
pa bans Spc9 % eune altib par at
ben s%crmcelsffe art % ban BERTH
par en- aerusllS. flittis % beeerlis
RaHp. par ban, FLINT ban fun par
en- fattiS Smsp ale fine Dase, al'
minbsliI aaiet % afbplpt baape
be Ssie % eape. Gnpfient
Sanisn mob Slutninsen al
fin 9epetib life alsne par omtrent
blinp, men tiatse blep tun9bert. be-
bclpt ban III lpffslise Sumsr ltae
til Bet Sipits. iaa at ban enpca nu,
oa ban par 81 aar samms!, funpe
iiobe / fin Stue % ipnse lite alene
Salmsr. men cSiaa Yiisr fra en-
irunpsn lip.
Gn fattis Some / YOrbiera buis
Wano eaar paa Nrbecs. iOm Dor
laust fra andre foli. % ieIu CT irust.
git foriecsn til Brsnpsn.
logger noset fra Suitt. for at
bsnte Banb. Senbts Bsrn en- lille
Dr,ns % en- ill. Yiss, iuIste mso
5enos. unoausis fanbt Orsnssa nosle
Sisn, iom ban GAP Na til at lsse meo.
Yissn fulste WOoersn til
Srsneen. pa &onen psnbte tilbase
til Snitt ni.p Spanben. faa bun I'm
Ssn l.ss mso Stsnens % git ino for
At paste fin Bsfiling. 9iet efter GIT
Datter,u no for at ls8e mto Broee.
rem, men psnote inart tilbass % la9es.
At bun in, funbe fnoe oenne. NO
oersn for ea til Brsnesn, % Der laa
bun fin Ssns Ben rage op opsr
8~anoltorpsn ban par itprist bopso.
| Yanott. Weo tort Stlp0r
ii ben itattsls &one en- Stise flabt
I'll o. M Den fat | 8anost men ba
bun bsrsftsr ftss | Brsnesn for at
bragg lin Ssn op. par bet umaliat.
hi Siissn par fommst I'll at ftaa
paa uosst al Barn,ts Sci. Oa iprana
bun i,lp ui Siissn / Banest. lit Bar.
net fri fra Stissn o. bar bets !lplsls
e,ssui. bism. Ser NJ bun bet bragi
S,us. % sftsr en- baIu Simss nior'
trsens Bsara5dlsr. lpfiscss bet bsnns
at brinss Oct I'll eips.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
Watbt n.

Gen hiI,ilts 9s9atiou bsrft.es bar
mOota9st en- 0spdds, bOOri bsrs.tes.
at ebilis 8lann. bar mtlet Yerus
Nutboritst,r, at Gina piI bIlpe bonn.
buroeret. buis Der lie mart aliluttts
Sr,b. 5nobpssGne bOlosr paa at for.
labe Vn,n.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
" aibinQton Serritorp.

8eb Gotur 6Alms &ssntur,t bar
'barmblertiss Seltrs" en- Stols for
27 Snoionerbern | en- @lb,r fra 10
Ill IA Oar. Glsusrn. fan lgi,, itap.,
iirio,. % rssn, oImiucsIiss Mssnstpt
Ter IlSsioo 9Obt iom bpios Born / ben
4lbsr uso Dc aImlnb,lies Stolsr. 0s
saur o%rb,nills ilnots, inta,sisrsr fig
Tor SioIen % ipnss / bet S,Is tuss
at bile blips iiiti.oe for en- fulbitenoi9
Civilization.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

HOrosmOrOeren. Deb Be oper So
FUN Sobnieu Sufrplp paa Rcraas
afbolpte Scrbsr sr BET oylpif. at ban
ipruren I Worp caiaa bar gicrt ~
Rplbla / Hereri, lppsri, Ssrrd9crt
o. 6aln. for bpilte iamtlias 6orbrp'
belier ban M sr lat uncer SUIT
items Iiltale.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ;tn Pn lSHuH

% uoe,aes iom Smnabaesl, Der falbt
enfeltpis.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
W ihIQau II.

J ben isbilie SanagOs, / Detroit
b,nott for nogl, Gage ito,u ben uior.
ilutIlse ulp'i,, at IN Siot al Bpa.
ninsen iprun9t,s ub D,o en- GrpIo.
non. Siattus Sieu,li, inn life bs
men anlaats III $4,000 Wnu
paa, at @asI:onl gen ,r iprun.
SCI, Gnbre at Der IT Iaet en- min,
,Qu noget anbst Saabant. ubsr at
man tan b,gub:. bOorior bette itnIos
unre 8iOrt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

Stortbiusets S%plOsnins icresif ben
23be Suni 81. IL pep Statsminiiter
Stans uuper be lappanlise Serene.
uier.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

Tn Gegnbns taSttpses pad ellie
BANNER Nat III 5irsoas ben 22oe
SUM- 81. 2. bpilfst paa ben lib al
Deanet anlees ION en- Watfellabep.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
H bpOeSS b.

Deb Wiooldcrun DOB. for ct Yar
Dag. ibsn ct teiit ci,noommslist
6rumtimmsr G~Iisabstb 8assart, 81
Nar CANNED. 5or ct Yar Oar llosn
osbe Ssftersn Guntbia, % bsGs. bar
tilbrast Omtrent 40 Oar Of 1T 9ip
Sene,n ub,n at pGre ipss, men blot
al Wans.I paa Siltas. Gpntbia Tor'
brsp | flere Var Sibsn pso $i9lp al
en- 3pre % tompousr,b. sHeoa ct Sist
syn Sos til Sunbb.oen". Gli3lbstb
mineet ct Yar Waarsoer. for Osoen
inbtraf. fin Sorftano. % nsS ! be to
ieite Tiger itt. Spcr af 8eot, lite
ensane Baub. Suinoer al Mpselsr.
rice bslpie bisle &pinosr unotr bsret
SenQelip.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

yeififfelie iom yensmano. amt'
manpen guHersbS Amt bar uueer
17pe Stunt bsiiffet 8cntcrbetient
Ssnrif Sacrb Gftea I'll eensmanp I
aals esnsmanpspitrtft, SaainepalS
Epaberil.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

Sra TleiiciiurS ilrlpss Den Isee
Suni Gn Dag / fcrrise llSe ialpte
aslaf Spenbisn {repen al Slroal
TO Sisrne (pan % Sum). Canine
Sfpttsr bar tipliSere Huot II Sisr.
ne. 5cr et aars lib itpen falpIe
iamme Wanp TO Hensbpr unper
5rspningStipen, bpOrfcr ban blsp
llast Wulft, icm ban BOG paa @runc
al Omltanoisbeperne (5amilIen barr
be nemlls Sntct at lepe AID ifel0e
a%Eissuins til 8cnseu ff ueplat ira
100 iii 40 ST., ipm ban netrp /
pisls Gage itulbe upiouet pep Vanb
o. Srso; men M paffer ban Wulf'
ten pep Sfubpeusens for Slsrnene.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

ct tGuomcn. WaupaS BEN TIE
Stunt rmtrsut 81. 81 Gftermiopas,
piiie fs / Bors paa naitsu Fpfri
Simmel ct cptiR 5enomeu, Der, iaa'
Riot pioes, life tibliSsre bar paret
ieet paa psnue Breopearap, nemlis
Yiiols meo en- ipmetrif 8omplsr msp
tlIpels resnbuefarpepe Riu9e.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

yiangel pan aniOserc. Iii Tas.
iebp Scsnefalp, cpllaaet mep Ell aar'
lia Snbtegt at 27OO ST., OF til ct
@piuufIemtepe pep 2romse cHentliJe
Sfcle fer ZEN before @lmenpannelle
msp gespnpelisssase al 1000 ST,
tappe psp anissninssticeus llrlsb
(benbplpspis Den 14pe % 15pe Suni)
ln1en Mnielere melbt fa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

SulteiOOringeu bar / 9intsr paret
mere ubbreot norppaa enp / mango
Mar. Orange Steber er 1rsaturene
irepsret al Cult. RsiIenoe teretter.
at Der paa @aarprn Spsftab, 9lpi,
palen. er ibieliultet l Selt, 2 aier
OF 4 Smaafa % iupe / S%alsfioroen
paa en- @aarb / @rsnaaisn bier up.
fig iamtlige Smaafreaturer fiert
NED | ct Sprpbul Der par pa life
aupet eno Climb % Ben taisn paa
benz,
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
HusIau b.

Jt " 9 " uus
Som Sslae al ben misIpttsb, Seit,
man iuas fan bents ia, sr Oct pna
Gale, at al uorsril of Spsbs itaI
pere forbubt.
- Gn Mmsritan,r Barter eisr flor
Spiist / ct. Ystsrsburs for 5ibsn.
Oct panitoots. at Der bag bam itnar
ct ameri'anf Spnoieat,, oa Gpet,t
irtt,r bans Rapn / Sorbinb,Iis msb
en- hbirilt Scrnban.. en- siennsmsaosn.
b. unouies,lie Of b. rusiiif. Ssrn. %
&nlbitriit,r o. en- ubpiosIis al ben
rushife 6iaube. Barter ipnss Of Rus.
lsrns at Omiatt.s m,b iior 3n~ttr,sie..
Sprfiet.
Yaa 8ruuo al ben tibliaere Rrias.
TinIitsrs ,5alb bar 20OO Solcater pso
3duculeia nebIast I'm. gaab.n unber
itOrs Spteisr, 81 iatt, afitsb til Ys.
70 for at forlan9e Den Gen. be bapo,
tiI8oos, men mebtes Of en- nor Stbric
% blep fert. ii. Baraiterne, buor b,
MI ibeer arreftu.be.
- Wr. 8oidm / ben .neslitt, %
VI. 8isiot, ben frantic @mbasiaosr,
bar ialt lissfrsm til Sultareu / On.
leonins of Ten iortiati. BulinsriOn.
isrsnil,s Bsitsmm,Iier. 3islot f%urtalie
BAN at bans 3brone plloe ipaps /
8ars. % al BET | Sprtist tunbe 9aa
Iissiom / sSapptsn. ON ban iiis r,tts.
be ns sfter Snitrurerne.
NooitOH, Gmbasiaperen fro Nus
lamb, bar unosrrcttet ben ttrttlss Ge.
slsrln9 ON. at bet r pad 3ioe. al
man fonr ct Sunr ON S,nratrlisn al
Sbut GsmmuoHs Worca.
Wan pil berui ie. at &prtist for
5iosn bar NOT at ftoa /.
Stalien.
Gftsr SOrlpb.noe fra 8om ifal Ya.
ben piu, i,nbe en- Hunolirip,lle til be
bsIsilte Rltopsr, bpori ban tIlitsmm,r
rsrss Spfrebsn lls,operiOr Reeierin.
ssus YOlitit o. opmuntt,r BEN til at
uebbIlue msb at ioripore &lrfen mob
Statsn.
Rom l9oe Suli. - Nina, ben pare.
Ii9s Ssirster, bar r%siignsret. Set OH.
tasss. at diplomatic SOrbinhsIis mel.
lem 8atitaust % 8slsisn mart after
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
MISUNDERSTANDING

Ral sft.r bsisrs Otbrs p9rs utlIslen'
a,list for Spib.. % bog bar nisis
Here Sang, opsrtraabt bette 8crbue.
Den Brei!,fs | bsnne S.nissnSs bar
uer,t 8apt.in Yapns, Der mso tort
Nsla, troos all. Mbpariler bar trenst
o.rinb % billet iatts fs taft Der. @u
bar mon bog facet Gag | BAN %
% at bans 9,cnssrs. Sc oil for bet
s) pi c,rsttu bette ira 6nstlf.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
SIIinois.

Oct fOrftrss ION olo,I,s paoIiOdIi0i
al Der / eo9an Gouutp sr fuao.i
"YIaesr" SuIominer. NQtrtbe / f,r,
Var i,ol Der pare iuubd imaa Sub
pariltltr | en- Iiom Strem, iom enar
el,nnem en- Del uesue Ssie / odit
SlituItt. men tnouu tan bat bare
ipluIiOmt, ON 3unbst tan onre inn
rlat. al BET b.ial,r ma al orbtioe.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

b'is9t al 500 W.nu,ltu mso VI III.
lano lom Sormanb o. Z. Seeer lom
S.'rsier. Situ N~iipnaelisp Of ct Yur
Seorslnnesian9s bOIot Suo. B. Orc.
tauosr en- Of io,Iis. B~iialbstIap al
bruot Gale, buor ban itilbreoe BE- 20.
little BorhCIos | Rorss. SrIaenos
5slssrom bleo uii.uot til Joban Su.r.
orup ! ebriitianio y Gem Sunorto.
ROromano. Jamie betiI ct Rositmcb,,
l'nor ben tore 8~ribsbsfsra fin Oil.
len % toifsr Dem % onbr, Sabre.
lancsptnn,r for 0ebstsboaosn ben 9se
SUM. Sio oltio 5ribtb MATTE fao
rnao. | bort iiare Soor,ntlanb, o.
9lo Osr,s patrictii'. 8i,u,ter uloria
mao slemm,s nf Roromaup. bpor Be
.no saar. U. u,lanb, Sormanc.
9sruet pebtoets en- 9.! ReIolutio.
nsr. bpori uoinltts ben parmeits Sum.
PATH moo BEN. iOm o,rbismm. ilem.
per Tor at cprstbOIce 5OI,,is Sribcb.
RpIl8 oebs / Spriue 8rops 81.
H,i,rl,n / en- NIou Of lO8 Oar.
Der bar Uift is en- MP Care pso
Sinnltroaoslarosr. usmIls ben at Qp.
net Tan ilaa nso i 4eonln9,n % oro.
b, Dpr / Rarb,osu. 6orI,o,n hob 4
pen. unbr ct ssrb.nusir Iauesmso
ct iaaoant @irrb. / @lbsa Sr,moni
eOnntp. o. ale blsp brrbte.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21
Fra Mo0erlanSene.
4tpree.

(af fanoiuacifts 9lics iuc,ii 29ce Suli.)
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-21

y 9i Orsrsttr bette ira Gnstl'''
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

On Friday evening, the East Tren-
ton Star Club, headed by Winkler's
band, proceeded to the residence of
Hon. John Hart Brewer, and sere-
naded him, in honor of his nomina-
ton for Congress. In response to
the serenade, Mr.. Brewer came out,
and, after thanking the club for the
honor conferred upon him by this
mark of esteem, and congratulating
them upon their fine appearance in
new uniforms, said that, while it could
hardly be expected Of him to make a
speech at that time, yet he hoped to
soon address the people of this dis
trict upon the topics of the day with
more preparation, and more exhaust
lively, than he could at that time II
elected, he should, at all times. guard
well the interests of his district, the
interests of the working man and the
manufacturer equally. He pledged
himself to be ever alert to maintain
a tariff which should equally protect
the manufacturer and the consumer,
the capitalist and the laborer. At
the conclusion of Mr.. Brewers re-
marks, which were heartily cheered,
speeches were made by John Taylor,
ESQ.,, E. Mercer Shreve, John Martin,
c. E. Tuller, r. Henri Herbert, and
Joseph Wildwood. The party then
proceeded to the East Trenton hotel,
where they were handsomely enter
tanned by Mr.. Brewer.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

The burial of Ole Bull at Lysoen
was a touching ceremony. All Nor
way seemed present, and all Norway
was in mourning. 1t was a fitting
tribute to the great virtuoso.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Alice Oates performance at Taylor
Opera House, last night, was below
the average 1t is about time for the
Trenton public to give such troupes
as hers the cold shoulder.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18
Ale and Lager Beer.
PURE WINES! PURES WILKES /!
PURE BRANDIES!

Having enlarged and improved my bust
ness by the erection of an additional build
ing, fitted with all modern improvements,
have increased my already large and care
fully-selected stock by liberal purchases of
Gibson, Overholt and Guckenheimer Rye
Whiskes, Scotch, Irish and Apple Whis-
kies Ginger, Blackberry and French Bran
dies, French and American Champagnes,
Port, Sherry, and other Wines and Liquors.
Apple Whiskey from one to ten years old.
A fine article of eleven-year old Wild
Cherry Brandy, which cannot be duplicated.
Ale, Porter and Lager Beer on draught.
Orders filled for hotels and private families,
and delivered in any part of the city. Small
quantities at wholesale prices a specially.
T. j. DoNAHUE,
Cor. Willow st. and Bellevue Ave.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Both the Gubernatorial candidates
we're at the Trenton House on We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Potts was on
his way to Lambertville; Mr.. Ludlow,
returning to New Brunswick. Both
exchanged friendly greetings.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Augustus Frey, Esq, junior mem
Der Of the firm of J. 4 A. Frey, yes
.terday returned from an extended
summer vacation, most of which has
been spent at Manhattan Beach and
Newport.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

The Democratic Congressional Con
vention which met in this city on
Thursday, nominated for Congress
the present incumbent, the Hon.
Hezekiah B. Smith. Hon. Lewis
Parker, Jr., the only man with whom
they could hope to have chance for
carrying the district, declined to ac-
cept the nomination.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1880.

And now the political dead-beat
ooeth for the candidate; and the can
ddidate wisheth that he had never been
born.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

The State Gazette, in referring to
the alleged bribery of w. S. Gordon
at Mt. Holly, requests the american
to interview Hon. Jonathan III. Black
well in relation to similar practices at
the Democratic State Convention.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

W. c. Owens has, within the past
two weeks, furnished all of the equip
ments for the East Trenton Star;
First District, Chambersburg; Tren-
ton Garfield and Arthur Third
Ward; Second District, Chambers
burg Fourth Ward, Groveville and
Lawrenceville Republican clubs. He
is the largest dealer in this class of
goods in the city.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Andrew S. Gordon, Esq, of this
city a brother of w. S. Gordon,
whom the True american refers to as
the darhey" who was "seen" at the
Mt. Holly convention, states that his
brother was for Brewer from the
first that he was elected as a Brewer
delegate, and went into the conven-
ton intending to vote for him.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

The Republican parade on Thurs
day evening was very creditable af-
fair About $50 men were in line,
and the marching and general be-
haylor of the clubs was far above the
average of such bodies. Some of the
Examinations were exceptionally fine,
noticeably those at the residences of
Hon. John Hart Brewer and Judge
Buchanan.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

The Enterprise Pottery employees
celebrated the burning of their first
Kiln of gloss ware on Wednesday
evening by a social entertainment at
The Taylor Opera House Assembly
hooms. A pleasant feature of the
evenings entertainment was the gen
erous action of Mr.. John Nangle, in
gratultously furnishing liquid refresh
ments for all present.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18


REPUBIAcAN MEETING.-A large and
enthusiastic Republican meeting was
neld at Woodsville, on Thursday
evening s1 the crowd being so great
tnat the meeting had to adjourn from
tne hall to the open air. II. N. Bar
'o1' Esq, of this city, was the princi-
PAL speaker. Mr.. Barton met with a
perfect ovation, his incisive wit and
telling hits at Democracy being
cneered to the echo. Mr. Barton was
l ~ by S. f. Douglass, ESQ.,, a
New York lawyer, at the conclusion
OF whose remarks, the meeting adj
Journed with three cheers for the Re-
publican candidates.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Mar x Brand have painted a hand
some banner for the John P. Stock
ton Association, which that organi-
atlon has suspended across Greene
street sl, IN front of their headquarters.
While we do not care much for the
men whose portraits are upon it, we
must confess that the work is ex-
Gepflonally good. The picture of
Hancock is really meritorious.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Pegram, the pedestrian, accompa-
MED by his trainer, Jack Smith, for
merly of Trenton, and Thos. Davis,
his hacker, left New York for Eng
land to-day at noon, by the steamship
Main. He is entered to take part in
the Ashley Belt contest. He was this
morning presented with a handsome
gold watch and chain by his admirers.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Isaac Horn, assessor Of Hopewell
township, met with what came near
being a serious accident, in front of
the grocery store of Samuel Hol-
combe, about six o'clock this morn
ing. His horse spirited and frac-
tious animal became unmanageable,
and broke up the wagon, threw itself
down, and seriously injured itself in
the limbs Mr.. Horn, thanks to the
courage and presence of mind of Mr..
t. S. Trimmer, who brayely held the
horse and prevented his running
away, was but slightly injured.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

Two large and handsome banners
were presented to the City Invincibles
on Thursday. One bore upon it a
life-like portrait of the Hon. John
Hart Brewer. 1t was presented by
the ladies of the First Ward. Arriv-
ing at their headquarters after the
parade, they were agreeably surprised
to find a substantial and welcome
collation. awaiting them, donated by
Mr.. Harry Cook, of the New Jersey
Pottery.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

RUNAWAY THIS MORNING Quite an
interesting runaway occurred this
morning, the main actors in the
drama being very small old lady
from the country, and a very large
old horse, presumably from the same
place. The horse galloped down
Warren street at the rate of about a
mile per hour, and the old lady hung
fast to the lines, leaned back in the
wagon, and yelled at the rate of sew
enteen per second. The fiery steed
was halted, and the timid driver res
cued by little Johnny Taylor, of The
SENTINEL staff (?4.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-30

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The Boston Advertiser has something
to say of the Grant movement, but it
talks iu Il negative manner. Discussing
the letters of prominent men printed by
the Springfield Republican it says:
cit is legitimate to oppose General
Grant; it is illegitimate to force his cleo
tion upon the people. But it is equally
illegitmate to speak of constitutional
provisions where there are none, or to
impeach our institutions by saying that
one man can ruin them. 1t is legiti-
mate to oppose General Grant for per-
sonal reasons, or for party reasons But
it is injustice to base this opposition up
on reasons which assume to be constitu-
tional and exceptionally patriotic, with
out being anything of the kind. 1t is not
just to General Grant to fear anything
dictatorial, or imperial from him."
Commissioner Hayt has been removed
from office. The following is the letter
of Secretary Schurz making the removal !:
ASilNGION, Jan. Z5.-HOH. IL. II.
H0yt, Commissioner of Indian Affairs ::
SIR 1t has become my duty to inform
you that public interest demands change
In the Commissionership of Indian Affairs,
and that your further services in that
office are dispensed with. Very respect
fully. sa.
G.. SCHURZ, Secretary.
The Fusionist Legislature of Maine has
adjourned until August most of tnemem-
bers, however, will enter the Republican
Legislature soon.