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Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Rhe Pole 10 alsfnE.

The pole raising In the Eighth Ward
this evening will be q great success. II
will take place at Ninth and Church
streets, and will be conducted under
the auspices OF the Hastings Guards.
The different Republican clubs Of the
city have been looking forward to the
event for some time and they will turn
out tonight and give the boys 3 right
big boost. The Hastings 6aurds are
requested to meet at headquarters at !
O'Clock sharp in order TO escort the
clubs TO the pole raising. The GARFIELD
Veteran Guards, the Bird Guards and
the T. N. R. C. will march down in q
body and the band from the Righth
Ward Club will come to the Lincoln
Club ROOMS at IT'S O'Clock this evening
to escort them 10 Ninth and Church
streets, where those organised will
participate Ia the pole raising.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
State Elections,

The elections TO come OF before the
big enc in November are as follows:
Arkansas elects 8 Governor and Legis.
lsture, Monday, September s; Vermont,
Governor, Congressman and Legislature
on Tuesday, September 7; Maine, Gov.
enor, congressman and Legislature,
Monday, September l3; Colorado, State
officers and Congressman, Tuesday.
october 5; Ohio, Indiana and West VirI
ginia will elect State officers and Legis-
lasures on Tuesday, October IA. The
Legislatures elected In Vermont, Maine,
Indiana and West-Virginia will elect
United States Senator'S; SO will that
chosen in Ohio, II General Garfield Is
elected as President.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
r,,x Assessor and Collector.

The nomination election for Repub-
,,oon candidate for Assessor and Colleo-
tor OF city taxes for the Northern Dis.
trict. will be held on Saturday, August
FL, between 8 and 7 o'clock, at the ioi-
lowing places ... .or
Fifth Ward-Bailey's shoe STORE cor
7th aud Tatnall streets. ~,
Sixth Ward-Kipg street, belo" s'h'
east side. -, os
Seventh Ward--Carpet cleaning es.
t.blishment, Delaware avenue, opposi'e
cemetery. Will. aud
Bennett streets.
Ninth Ward--Old Academy.
By order Of City Executive Commit
tea II. c. MoLBAH, Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Stan dard FertiIiEsrs.

The attention of farmers, Truckers
and fruit growers il especially invited
to the announcement Of the Farmers
Bone 4 FsrtiliEing Co., Of 1l6 North
Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia, else.
where found in our columns. This
company is cooperative in its character,
and 10 composed largely Of farmers,
who have for eight years manufactured
and sold several grades Of the most re-
liable fertilizers to be found in the
market. Having large facilities, best
mechanical appliances, together with
the supervision Of a practical chemist,
ell needing fertilizers Of any kind will
do we'll to examine the merits OF thO
Farmers Bone & Fersilizing Compeny's
products. For particulars, send for
circulars 10 ll6 North Delaware Ave
nue., Phil adelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
mooplsght Excursions.

fhe attendance upon the moonlight
excursion Minqua Tribe, No. Q, l. o
z. NJ, on the steamer FELTON, last even
ing, was large. A very pleasant tiae
was experienced. Dancing demanded
the attention OF the excursionists for q
long time. Music was furnished by
the City Cornet Band and Ritohie's
string band.
The Thomas A. smyth Post, g. An,
will give an excursion this evening on
the steamer Pelton. The boat will
leave the French street wharf At 7.30
O'Clock. Music will be furnished and
a lsasant time Is anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Fifa ana nruna UaHR.

A new nfe and drum corps TO be
known as the "John c. Yates, Fife and
Drum Corp" met last evening In the
4th story OF the friendship Engine
House and had q nrst class practice.
They are now ready to fill all orders
TO attend campaign and military par
AIDES, at the shortest notice. Any one
wishing to engage the drumming corps
will please call at the house Of Harry
Johnson, southeast corner Of 4th and
Walnut streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Mr.. Lore speaks.

The Second Ward Democrats hung q
transparency from the window of theil
headquarters in the Capelle building,
last night. The transparency bears
pictures OF Hancock and English, thai
OF Buglish looking more like DR.. Tan.
ner after his fast than any thing else.
The raising of the transparency was
appropriately celebrated by spsech
from Charles B. Lore, Rsq., who at
great length discussed campaign issues
from a particularly Democratic stand
point,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

Co. B. Young Mems Republican
Club will meet for drill on Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings Of each
week, At 9 O'Clock sharp. On Tuesday
n Lincoln Club Room, and on Thursday
and Friday at No. 2l3 shipley street,
Kent Building. l. P. Wickersham,
CAPTAIN.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Kent Con nsy Tragedy.

Nicholas Mosely, a Camden negro,
was shot and fatally wounded on Sas'
urday evening during . quarrel on the
road from Bowerp' Beach, where the
oolored folks had . pic-nic. hosely
died before morning. On Sunday the
Coroner held an inquest and rendered
a verdict that the deceased came TO his
death from a pistol shot at the hands
Of Thomas D. Truitt, col. Truitt has
been locked up for trial.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
PUBLIC INHALATION
AND
B ASK EFT &C. MIC.

The otileors Of Armstrong Lodge, 3o1' A.
r. A, NJ, OF Newport, DEL. will be publicly
Installed by the Grand Lodge Of Delaware In
Mel arlin's woods, one mile from Newport, on
THUHsDAY, SEPT. I'D, 1859.
Addresses WILL be delivered by Rev. ]. H.
CaldEel of WilninGtsn, and Others. All
are cordially invited 70 come and spend the
day with us. Installation ceremonies OF IL
o'closk, noon. BY order Of the Lodge.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, W. M.
ALEX. IRONS, M. ID. s1s-6td-eod.2tw
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

Fifty. nine bushels and three pc eks oi
wheat ia the amount raised on acre
and 152 psrohes OF land in East Coven-
try township, the property Of Joseph
K. Miller. This is an almost unsur.
passably good yield, particularly when
It Is taken into consideration that Mrs.
Miller did the farming herself, her
husband suffering so badly with a
fractured log as to be incspacitatsd
from work for fifteen months.-West
Chester Republican.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Flag PPssemtasIOn.

A handsome flag and transparency
will be presented by H. G. Conrad, Bsq.,
in behalf Of Levi c. Bird, Fsq.. TO the
Bird Guards, at the Institute Hall, To-
morrow Thursday )eveniDg at 8 O'Clock.
It will be received by Richard Har-
rington, Bsq., on behalf Of the club.
The various Republican organisations
on the city have been invited, and the
proceedings will prove highly interest
ing to all whe attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Tub Ward Republican Committee

Tie Fifth Ward Republican Kxecu-
tive Committee will meet this evening
In the Lincoln Climb room for the trans
action Of business pertaining to the
Ward. A full attendance is requested.
The Ward Committee Of the Young
Mems Republican Club is invited to
meet IN conjunction with the Ward TX.
soutiye Committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
ARsmple Trial

B,ovniug's Tonic and Alterative
.oss the most obstinate OF its gu
bsalth-giving qualities. 1t is q
4 blood purifier, changes the CON
I'm suffering from general debility
Ina Of vigorous health, and en-
and reddeus the blood. Manu-
LII hy lis author and sole proprie
N, Champion Browning, N. d.,
kreh street, Philadelphia. All
Ests and dealers in medioinei
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

Heisler 4 Scott. commission mer-
oh ants, have received forty ws.e:
melons which weigh over 17o0 pounds.
One melon, alone, weighs over so
pounds. They were grown near Penna-
grove.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

Il. los y. Wood & Co. requests their
Fans customers and others who
tbsir stoves and heaters put in
|for the coming cold weather, to
XIV. Az they will be very busy
Ter sheet metal work, they will
d adopt the barber's plan: first
|arst served, except in extreme
Front and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
More Night BloominE Castuses.

Mrs. Gr0he, 6ly French street, who
had a beautiful night blooming cactus
to unfold itself a few weeks ago, has
had two more TO unfold their pearly
sllksn wings since. One Of them dis
closed its beauty and spread its charm
ing fragrance on the midnight air on
Saturday night and still another Oh
Sunday night. Quite a number Of
neighb bors called to see the beauty and
inhale the fragrance Of these midnight
beauties that bloom but once year
and that In the night time. The flower
man OF the REPUBLICAN, was away at
camp meeting, and could not aocept the
invitation to be present when thes 9
floral beauties turned themselves inside
out, but he will try to be on hand the
next time.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Kinks from Kennel.

At the great Republican den 'ns'ra-
tion al Kennel Square on Monday
night, one Of the most enthusiastic in the
Un'onville Rast Marlboro) brigade
was Mr.. Samuel B. 0rtlip, brother Of
George W. ortlip Of the Clayton House
in this city. When the parade was
over Mr.. Ortlip said to a REPUBLICAN,
reporter: "We are all coming down
to Wilmington some time during the
campaign and will help you make
things boom. We have big club ont
in Bast Marlboro and what is better,
only about twenty Democrats in the
whole township. 1t is different down
your way but not so bad as 1t used to
be, Iguess. / remember once we went
there and the Democrats stoned US. II
they try any stonins now | guess you
have enough Delaware Republicans to
make it two sided game"
Captain William Gallagher who com
manded the Oxford company is also
captain OF the Oxford truck. He vas
hsre during the recent Wilmington
fremen's parade, and is just as jovial
and as hearty now as then.
Kennel proposes to lend a helping
hand to Wilmington this campaign,
when the first big rally taxes place.
The Kennet company is well drilled
and the three divisions are all credita-
BILE.
Congressman Ward aatd Monday
night that he expected to give Will
ninston one or two speeches this cam.
psign. Al present he ia much occu-
pied and has engagements for nights
to come.
The Wilmington lads grew quite
friendly with the Coatesyille boys, and
they promised each other that they
would exchange visits during the can
vas. A number Of the Coatssville club
are we'll known in Wilmington.
1t was understood that Mr.. H. n.
jenkins, formerly editor Of the Will
mIngton Commercial, WAS on the ground
at Kennel, but he could not be found.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

4 on Geo. B. Mstznsr, l0S Rast Sd
4. for a clean shave, hair cut OF
Boz. Dyeipg a speciality. Tobacco
Csrs, best quality, constantly on
Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
! streets, sells all the popular
B Of the day, including Hop Bit
hi Hoofiand's German Bitters.
mois Skins and Sponges, a new
b received and for sale at reason
prices, at Taylor & Fullerton's, 8,
tecaries, SO2 King street.
kry Seed, Garry Powder, Turmeric
lie by N. B. D2nforth, Druggist,
b Market street. A special room
hsSes.
lear Havana filled cigar given on
h the New York Store, 8. &. cor.
b French streets.
bon's Fruit Jars very cheap, a.
|N. Erancis 4 Sons, Fourth and
BIRD streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
The Big Quarterly.

Although no announcement has been
made Of the eolored peoples Big
Quarterly Il will take place, a. usual.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
A Nail polisner,


fashionable woman OF New York
Per in the city or a! tue seaside
4, is described by q correspondent
Cincinnati Bn4uirer as spending
Of her time in polishing her
"Hsr TOOL" the writer says,
a article somewhat like the wood.
hndles or holders, for blotting
"a narrow strip Of ebony, ivory,
Pa rubber, with q knob one side
surface Of chamols skin on the
! Sons of these polishers are
4ully made, and $40 is not an un-
price ;but cheap ones do the
az we'll. The essentials are q
ping substance and plenty Of In.
p A mixture Is cold in the stores
very high price, and it has a
l'ul name and label but IT is q
7 composition Of rotten stone, oil,
'ouge." This stuff is daubsd on
'phber, and assiduous fiction does
Rs@ B1t the polishing Is not all
on flger nails. "This is the
Il, tays the writer, "when most
polltan womea bathe more CT less
aesshore and show their feet in
50: Time was when female bath
4 their oorns, bunions and little
Hpellness Of their feet in slippers, or
them ont Of sight in the sand,
mol In the water, but it is differ
,O"' The attractiveness Of the
|sned nails is deemed by her to
.nan compensate for any little
and so she tries 10 show her
me change is a marked feature
II surf scenes at Coney Island,
thousands Of women are In the
every afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
j uDil0e.

The animal jubilee OF the Band Hope
will take place next Thursday, the
26sh inst, at the Christians Chapel,
near Chestnut Hill, Pencader Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

uTAHTED.-AH HOUSE OF SIX OR sE-
w ven looms with modern i'm proyements
in or near the central part Of tho city. Rent
must be reasonable. Address A, L., REPUR-
llcan offioe. 8ls-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

ESOUND.-oN THE ROAD TO RlVSR-
E view cemetery wooded carved cross
The owner Will md II OF looT Washington Of.
slStit
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

'M' F,uit FRUIT Jars very cheap, at
ard .,s .anois Il Sons, Fourth and
M. P,. fruit Jars very cheap, at
erd ,sno's s,ss. & Sons, Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
An OAly Survivor.

:. hapham, the only survivor OF
IoOnsr 0uida, reported yester lay
P.snola, u Texas, that the vessel CAP.
On fadre Island, on Thursd day
and Captain J. H. Howard, U.
y 9ser, lately in charge Of the
improvements at Sabine Pass
IT,, ~ rowers, a sailor, were both
'a. eu' De also reports that the
-. went ashore, and Captain
pho ana icar men were lost, that
poaer % Welcome and another un-
oo'som were upon the Mustang
anu all hands were supposed
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Caution.

.utios my patrons not to pay any
former employees any bills, but
3OS or 622 West Front street and
Eill be thankfully received. EZRA
Best family coal.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Tho XanIher.

Department, Office Of the Chief
0ffOer, Washington, Aug. lS-
FIstions for Wednesday-Por the
\ Atlantic States, partly cloudy
Aer, falling barometer, warmer
krly winds.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Peach Shipments.

The peach shipments yesterday over
the Delaware railroad amounted to l0S
cars, and were as follows:
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

biste Of Ine TheTmOmoteF
RPUBHcAN Office, on Wednesday
ing, August lS:
Pck, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
D $40 $40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01
EnsoIent Coal Miners.

Belleville, Ills, 30.-Tha owners Of
the coal mines here, tired of the
dictation of the miners, will make d
fight at once and close the mines to-
morrow night until they can run
them on their own terms. 1t is not
a question of wages, but of the policy
of the ninos which induces this
action. The miners are iusolent and
unreasonable in their demands. An
outbreak is feared az the miners are
threatening in manner. The governor
has sent a sheriff to help preserve
order.
St. Louie, I.-Ad7ices from Belle.
vile late tonight are to the effect that
two mine owners discharged their
men to-day and closed their pits, and
that all operators who are members
OF the Coal Exchange will take the
came action to morrow. The oaer-
ators who do not belong to the Coal
Exchange, or what's known as the
pool, will continue to work. The
miners feel incensed at the turn
things have taken, bat so far there
are no indications Of an outbreak. or
any evidence that violence will be
Eesorted to.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01
TELEGRAMS.
FORTY SIXTH CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
SEN ATE.

Washington, 3d. Consideration
was resumed OF the bill establishing
q retired list for non commissioned
officers. the pending question being
Allison's amendment tor the appoint
ment of two colcred cadets by the
President to West Point
Pending debate the morning hour
expired, and the naval appropriation
bill was taken up.
Eaton stated that the Senate com =
mittee on appropriations made no
amendments, snd thought there
would be no discussion.
No amendments being offered the
bill passed.
Back said Inc committee on
appropriations had approved this bill
and the army bill without crossing G
or dolting an ]. Conkling con-
graduated them on rising above
partlssrship for once and reporting
an appropriation bill pure and simple.
Beck said that the majority were
getting on. OF the bad habits that had
prevailed for fifteen years as fast as
could be expected.
The Spoford-Kellogg case was
taken up.
Vance supported the Spof1ord side
and pending MS remarks the Senate
adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01
The Carson EEirt

Washington, 30.-It having been
assigned Is reason for the temporary
closing of the Carson mint, last No
vember, that sufficient bullion could
not be purchased there TO keep the
mint in Operation, Representative
Daggett, On the l2lh inst, addressed
6 letter to the secretary OF the trea-
sury, propOunding sundry interroga-
tons concerning the cost Of Transport
tailon OF uncoined and coined bullion
from Ean Francisco to Virginia CITY.
with the view of ascertsining why
bullion could not be purchased coined
anu shipped east as cheaply al Car
son as at San Francisco. Secretary
Sherman has tc-dsy, sent Daggett =
detailed answer, from a letter ton,
the director OF minis, the prjncinal
points of which will be found ~
especial interest at the present time
for the reason Of their bearing unon
the proposition now strongly urged
in Congress, for the removal OF the
mint from Carson to some city in the
Mississippi Valley.
The cost of coming at Carson Isl
slightly IN excess of thai st San
Francisco, because the cost of obtain
ing tup plies is somewhat greater, bat
this TACT was not taken into considers
alton in suspending the coinage opeT-
atoms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01
MISTAKES AND PREJUDICE
OF Religious and Temperance
Journals.

some good Religious and Temper
ance journals are making the mistake
of declining TO advertise most valu-
able and notwithstanding medicine,
simply because it is called "Bitters," -
while the same journals are making
a greater mistake by Advertising some
drunken whisky stuff, or nostruI >,
because it has some nice, fancy de-
ceptive name. ending with "eine, >"
time" printed on its label, when
the bottle is flItd with destruction,
drunkenness and death. II these
good journals would take the trouble
to ascertain how many oyerworked
clergymen have have had their lost
nerve force, brain waste and flagging
energies restored by the use of Hop
Bitters, enabling them to perform
their arduous pastoral dates aud
preach the good sermons that they
would have been totally unabie 10 do
but for this valuable medicine, and
did these journals but kaow of the host
of good Christian Temperance women
who rely on them for their family med
iciue, and how many invalid homts
they could mske happy and what
glad tidings they wouli send to every
neighborho)d by publishing the
merits OF Hop BitteFs, they would ad-
vertise them without money and
without price. And did these jour
mails but know how many have been
and may be saved from forming IN.
temperate habits Oy doctors prescrib-
ing Hop Bitters. instead OF beer,
where the use Of hops are needed,
there being more actual hop
strength in one bottle of Hop Bitters
than in q barrel OF beer, without any
OF the intoxicating or evil effects Of
beer they would lay aside their fear
and prejudice against the word "bit.
ters."
A few of the many witnesses from
religious and temperance sources are
given below, who use. recommend
and advertise Hop Bit.ers.
The President and Manager Of Hop
Bittsrs Mig. Co. is a veteran Tenn
perance advocate and worker Of
forty.eight years service; every man
in the Company is an active Tenn
perance worker, and tae Company
spends thousands of dollars annually
in Temperance and Christian work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01
A Good Thing.

German Syrup Is the special pre-.
scription OF Dr.. A. Boschee, a ceIe
brated German Physician, and il
acknowledged to be one OF the most
fortunate discoveries in Medicine II
quietly cures Coughs, Colds and al
Lung troubles of the severest nature,
removing, as j! does, the cause of the
affection end leaving the pats in &
strong and healthy condition. It is
not an experimental medicine, but
has stood the test of years. giving
satisfaction in every case, which it,
rapidly increasing sale every season
confirms Two million bottles sold
annually. Beware of medicines OF
similar names, lately introduced
Bosthee'a German Syrup wss intro
duced in the United States in 1868,
and is now sold in every town and
village in the civilized world. Three
doses will relieve any ordinary cough
Price 70 cents SAMPLE bottle, 10
cenls. MI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01
Foreign FLASHES.

London, 30.-The Earl of 0sWpeT
has been appointed lord lieutenant OF
Ireland.
Lord O'Hagsn has been appointed
lord chancellor of Ireland. and DR..
Hugh Low attorney general for Ire
land.
Berlin. 3O.-All the Jews Of foreign
birth in St. Petersburg are ordered to
quit the city within six hours.
Defeats in the Reiohstsg have IN
duced Bismarck to reconsider the
necessity of endeavoring to secure
strong government majority.
Lisbon, S0.-In the chamber, to-
day, the president of the council de-
MED that there was any understand,
ing with Russia regarding Macas
affairs.
Ti1is. town of suIgeti, has been
burned TO the ground, and there is
great distress in consequence.
Psris, 39.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties, yesterday, reversed its decision oil
Thursday, reducing the duty on
petroleum, because q high duty
would be beverage towards q CON-
meroial treaty with the United StEtes'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01

NEW YORK ministers are the best
paid preachers in the world. Com
paratively few OF them get less than
5000 a year. the large majority re-
ceiving from 5000 to $4,000.
Among those who receive higher
salaries are the following: DR.. John
Hall, $15. 600, and styljsh residence
rent free; DR.. VIM. Taylor, $l4, 900;
DR.. Potter. $12. 900, and a house; DR..
Dix, $4,000. Aud these ministers
actually do less preaching and less
religious wotk than the country par.
son who receives only $500 or $500
g year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-01

CALIFORNIA HELD its republican
state convention on Thursday, bat
for some reason the account of only
portion of the proceedings has been
received. From this, however, as
published elsewhere in the HERALD,
it will be seen that Blaine is the
choice Of the delegates for president,
and Senator Booth for vice-president,
our western friends desiring the
ticket made up from the two gee
graphical extremes of the republic.
The two BIS would make a ticket
strong enough in bloody shirt repub-
licau;sm, but the difficulty will be
fouud in making the people between
Maine and California see the point
Blaine Is TOO much Of a bulldozer to
suit the Conservative masses. who are
anxious for ioTgetfulness Of old
scores, and desirous foI peace in the
future. Booth Is q radical republican
now, bent On ''chaBing up" tie
south bodily; bat few years ago he
was an independent, aud sailing
under liberal c5lors wss elected 10 the
United States Senate. For one ses-
sion OF Congress hisname was printed
in the political registers Ia small
capitals. among the independents.
but he never failed to vote and work
with the republicans in all radical
measures. Even republicans do not
want that kind of e man nowadays.
A yiee-president irom the iar west
would be 3 good thing, but Mr.
Booth is not the man for the place.