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National Republican., 1880-08-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
IkANELEKS' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NORTH. NoRTHwEsT. WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY -, l5s0, AT l:Sc p, NJ

AN Leave Washington:
S09-Baltlmore. Ellicott CITY and Way stations
GSi-BEltimore, Annapolis, and Way, piedmont
strnsburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick
slO~Point u Rocks and Way stations.
S3J-SlAUNION AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX'
gOt+NEw YORK PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPIRES. Parlor car to
New York aud Philadelphia
9O0-iOn sunday only-BEltmore, Annapolis and
oaO-tsT LOUIS. CHICAGO. coLUMDus, AND
PlrrsBURG ENPREsS; (Eonnecls lor Hagers;
stations east OF Piedmont except sunday Pull
man cars TO Cincinnati ana LouisVllle daiiy;
1000 -BXLTIAioRE ExPREss. siaps a BlAdsns-
burg, College. Beltsyule, Laurel, Annapols Juno
lion, Jsssups and Hanover
i:Io-Baltlmors Annapolis, Ellcott City and Way.
I35-bAI.l IMOIt AMI LAUREL EXPKLsS,
i:i-ton SUNDAY qnly1BHltimSre iIh % snd wsvS nos
sSo-Baitiniore and way stations CNylnchester,
4aOHB4ITiMoitE, IXDENsBnRG, ZEN AND iAU.
REL EXPRhSs; IFrsderisS' via RelAy') stops
as tPoiaI q RSeEs TIsdsriek 5o oHegsrstown, Win;
Of Rocks and Way stations oniy.j
APSr9o R&S Had XHs s'Sn
sIsBpE SIy; II IhSassN and sbS SALr1MoRE Ex
| go Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
bAIFf&SRE RHH AS MY HsYls EXPIRES
Y'So1tsI b4uis GlHSINSATl SHiSASo iS1S s1cS6 ASd
| Suuday.) ...,
| Slreplng cars to ST. Louis and Pittsburg.
| g3j-rBALlIMORE, BLADENSBUhh AND LAU'
| REL. ENPRfSS. - . - -, , .
| lOI5-fNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, BOSTON
| AND BA LTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleepng car Y
| New York, and special sleeping car to Philadel
tDsiiy ,sundAy only, Other trs,ns daily, except
| Sunday.
| All tfsins stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore anC
| Ohio ticket offices, Washington station and OO3 6g
| and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will he taken tor Baggage 10 b.
| eli soked and received OF any point IN Me Guy;
| W. NJ. CLEMENT
| Master OF Transportation
| GEO =. KOONIZ General Agent
| L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
! n Y LORD General Passenger Agent
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THE GREAT
1880

1890 THE uhhAl lSS(l
AO PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
TO THE oTREE N9EEHe eNGk EhsF fER 4ER "a ks32HIhwEsr
SPLENDID sCENERY MAAdNIFICEHr EQUlP
TRAINS Leave wAsHINGToN from Depot cor.
FOR PiItsburg and the West s.OJ . m, with Sleeping
ECATS 10 Lbuisviu0 and Chicago 1910 a. IN. daily,
with Sleeping Cara from Harrisburg TO Cncin-
mat 81 Louis And;Chicago $50 p IN. daily, with
salaGsI SaI 70 ~ az i'nIE ~ HnI5ESrnAtAcPArpoAn
For CanandAlgua Rochester, buffalo, Niagara FallR
WIN plrlor Car TO Matlsins and the Horlh; A.
except Saturday, with Palace Cara 10 Canaan
% dAlsliR And WRklns'i ,,-- =. =. -
For WllapEpoIt. Lock Haven, and fAnuni at lGao
IA 10. dHa]I. sIcept sunday ,,.
For Now York and the Fast 40 ?;lVand iOo0p,
Limited GIpassa " PaiiAn Parlor Cars eaO a. M
For BrS5 Ei1 S5w Ycfi Rii thr6ug ~ trains oonnec.
! I at Jersey City with bosts Of rBrooklyn Annex
@ ssS EAH.ss ss,. 4 ss SaS3 9sPs a
For Phiadsphis. l0.i3s m, 10 go snd 1000 p m
Limited 2S dRaa ~ sc ssa H. sR dsy IN ssssp, sunday
For baltimore $50 So gaoi tG4O a. M. i. ano s:Io
4s g tS s;S s, sia SS S g eeihd IT Io Oh B. sunday
For popss (Iesk Lins, $50 AN and $40 p n daily
FOr 1nnSPoia' go a. NJ, and lO ., M daily. except
! A1fxIIsEypRIA AND pFRRnERrcKsBuRd Rail.
! T (, Way All gpAI,EfXANDRlA , AND WASHING
~ 2islsadrin I'm D. II a. ns 40 b,eo s25,
| ! T. and 1880 p M on Sunday l. 'and IL a. m' and
For p Richmond aud tho South 100 a m. daily, and
Trains iiSays AieSsndrla tor Washington, o 70 a.
/ .onsnndsy a. 3 and 10 a, NJ, and eos p, uh
| Tickets information, sleeping and paIlor'csi 40
east corner OF Thirteenth .street and PennsylyanA
avenue northeast corner orsixth street. ana Psnnsyi,
len for tlieohscsng OF baggage 70 destination from
ho'sA "hu y FARSfER, General Passenger Agent
/ FRANK THOMSON, General AAnAxsr.
National Republican., 1880-08-16
PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY oFrIcE.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsHISGTON, August ~, 1850,
CEALED PROPOSALS, TO be indorsed Proposals
= for Jolst Lumber Cement and Lime" Will be re.
ceived at this office for the aforementioned articles
until ~ m, AUGUST 10, 1850, the ar les be deliv
cred at the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c.. free OF
any expense TO the Government and subject to the
usual Inspection, viz.
Bureau Yards and Docks, Requsltions Nos, 30 and
81 for Jost Lumber etc, schedule To be had at this
office.
Requlsition No 81
100 barrels fresh ground Rosendae Cement best quail
ity, for immediate use:
500 barrels GOO lbs.) wood-burnt Potomac Lime In
bulk, to be delivered AZ required
The right Ia reserved 10 reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Government Response
hle security required the bls for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF The articles.
Blank forms for bids TO be had at this Office.
J. ADAMS SMITH,
lit Pay Inspector U. S. Navy.
National Republican., 1880-08-16
lf1nnN n NO DER-lNo1r d BRos..

CARRIAGE MANUFACIUREks
(stesm usedl $40 Pennsylyania avenue near lilra r
street west Washington, D. q, CaIIiAseb ,hiu iioi-
"11 irri,oss ranair, d ''' ~ fell
National Republican., 1880-08-16
u"oi' CAPITAL PRIZE, 10000. ''.'-
no nnn TIckrIs at So Eaoh; HMlf fIlokets, S 1.

sJ7 Prlaes amounting u, u ulN
( RESPONSIBLE corresponding agents wa ted at all
noints to whom liberal compensation VIII be paid.
~ rife cl arly stating IN address, Tor further In
formation or send orders by express or In Regis
toornd opr or Money Oltfdr by mail, addressed only
to '' NJ. a. DAUPH ~,
w New Orleans, LOUISIANA,
or sa,ne uerson al No. 3l9 broadway, Sew York.
VI ''' or j. r. HOKBACH
o. ..# iuB Fstreet northwest Washington, D. @,
AL o,,r Erand Extraordinary Drawings are under
ln s,,Irrvisoo and management )i GENERALS c.
n BEA UREGAlD and Ju uBAL y. EAhLl,
National Republican., 1880-08-16
BOARDING,
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GEORGE J.. EVANS .G co.,
Brokers IN stocks aud Miscellaneous Sccuri-
ties, G3 Pine street, New York,
Execute stock Privilege Contracts and transact mar
ginul orders Full Information on all matters re-
lating to stock speculation furnished on application.
Market Report mailed free
References OF high standing. including mercantile
business hrms In timber, coal grain, port bonded
warehouses, importers, shippers prominent law firms,
etc. ju3ieol m
4, REAT DARGAINS-BEAUTIFU COUNTRY
VI RESI- DENCES.
suburban Property, stock aud Garden Farms. I'm
proved and UnimprOved City Property, For sale,
rent and gIchangc ONCE hours from a. IN. To p
Exchanging specially. WM. II. NJ AIN & BROS.
ST. Charles Hotel,
Corner Third st. and Penna. ave. II. W.
National Republican., 1880-08-16
NAVY PAY OFFICF

NAVY PAY OFFICE, |
WAsHIsoTos, August ~, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate. 10 be In
dorsed Proposals for Coal and Brick will be re-
ceved at this office until IL m AUGUST rs, for the
below-described articles TO be delivered at the Navy
Yard, Washington, ID. O., free OF any expense TO the
Goyernment and subject to he usual inspecton: viz:
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS, Requisition No. "a:
100 go best quality handmade lied Brick.
10000 " Arch Brick
For immediate use,
Requisition No. 20
$40 tons (2,20 lbs) Cumberland coal. best quality,
free rom dust, sulphur other impurities. The
contractor TO deliver the above coal into carts pre-
vded by the government at tho havy-Yard whar I,
and pay the cost OF inspection, and the quantity de-
llyered Is TO be paid for at the weight OF the Navy
Yard scales.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids should
It be considered TO the Interest OF the government 10
do so.
Blank forms tor bids at this office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
Rugl3-4t Pay Inspector u. S. ".
National Republican., 1880-08-16
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT-BOUSES.

NOR RENT OR SALE.-Cottage Of seven rooms,
II cellar, garden ETC. at Mount Pleasant; rent, SIS
per month. JOHN b BLOSS, Au6-3tt
National Republican., 1880-08-16
,HE SMITH b EaGR MANRPACTVRINa CO.,

:
MAuuiActuTe4s OF spocaltos In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government aud Giant Pad
locks Sewing Machine Locks, Piano LOCKS organ
Locks the automatically made Giant sash Chain, Bu-
psrior 70 every other and very much cheaper. no
speclA pulley Required. The bulth " Egge Manutac.
turing 20 also gives special attention To the naking
OF estimates for the cost OF the manufacture of pnE
ented nYentons and all the necessary tools and the
manufacturing OF the same on royalty An Gommn-
nlcnllons a satOd eOntidentlailyl y, '-'epW "06in
National Republican., 1880-08-16
LOST.
WANTED-HELP.

I OSr From No 1911 st, on Wednesday, the ith
Il inst, n bright yellow canary bird The finder
VIII be rewarded on It's return to owner. hul5Jtf
National Republican., 1880-08-16

taty restored IN either young or olul al RalVdlA
POisons hnd lingering dseases' Of Yhaeyer name or
nature thoroughly apd pernanonlly eradichtel nom
the ayBtem. For iurther diseases and dhenllies
which treat you must make Gallon at my olce.
CONSULTATION TREE TO ALL -
ONCE and Residence No. 1890 q street northwest
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, near
church. MashinEidm ID q. - 'Al2 :
National Republican., 1880-08-16

TNOR RENT-That new, three.story, bay-window,
- prt4fsei BRICK centially located house, 4o7 FIRST
Il n w. is offered desrubie tenant at uluierai e
rent Please sxAnine. trH. aul2Idtt
National Republican., 1880-08-16
YAKE NOTICED

This is the only Lottery voted on By the peo-
No n; state and under late decision Of the United
States supreme Court At Washington is the only
Legal Lottery now in tho United StaIes all other
charters having been repealed or having no exist
f'f'' a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
no WIN A. FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DIS
II TRiBUTION, CLASS |, AT NF.W ORLEANS,
National Republican., 1880-08-16

4 N tire country nn trOon house ~ lAnden Station,
on the MelrOuoiitau, & . Tailrpadi tralnh run 10
suit clerks and business men. n ddTeas BOHlI1lt,
Wheaton p b, Montgomery aul3.ti
National Republican., 1880-08-16
s0s KENT = MIyC ELIZA NiO US.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
Observation-Disclosures

NOR SALE or TRhDit-stats sud county right
IL for new uOu-eIpluAYe Light, now GA eNhlp
ton az the HILIMAH uOUSE. nus-3l
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Baltimore Markets.

suB-TREAsURY BALANCES.
ld........-..'s....,... ,oJOOA
currency
National Republican., 1880-08-16
[.ENnID OPPORIUNITY
....,.. 12ith Monthly Drawing. ,.-,g,
Louisiana State Lottery Company

/ This Institution regularly Incorporated by the
legislature C the STATE Tor Educational aud ChRrta-
lie purposes IN 1905 fkOE THE TERN OFylMEN-
1YtFISR YEARS, 70 which conuact Tie Invlolable
,ith OF ths. state is pledged, wEihh pledge has been
renewed by an overwhelming popular vote securing
IL franchise in the new constitution adopted Deceu-
br a A. n. 1879, with capital OF 81 OOQO0, TO which
ID ma since added = reserve hnd Of ottr ta5D On
lyjnI take place monthly on the second Tuesday II
svs, sctI 1,OtpoHeA Look at tbs following DiarI,
button; -.... , ..,.,,,r, mn. non shea. .-.I
National Republican., 1880-08-16

NFgW sEas u,ade Dy ths ce eorated manuaciurers
~ hesATs. Ainaer, BnuupDn * COr NihplHWtN
ONO CAN be seen ~ tnls Ouioe'
National Republican., 1880-08-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES,

OK ROOM, brick, 1880 Eighth st n W. gas. water,
= bath; good yard; price low; cash payment, bat
nuce monthly. Apply At 1913 ostnw. aul3-3Lt
TOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN d CO.,
kt. ClOud Budding. Real estate and loans iy3i
National Republican., 1880-08-16

V,DR sAIIc-A stylish turnout, tour-Beated, eXtdh-
II giOntop Oarriago,. voting horse, harness etc,
sheap or cash. eau be seen daily amer IA only ~
National Republican., 1880-08-16
PROpOsALs TOR pRNnGING.

UNITED STATES ENGISEER's OFFICE,
1907 PA. AV., WASHINGTON, ID. O., August II, 1850
SEA LED PROPOSALS for dredging in Washing
ton IIarbor, d. g, Will be received At this Office until
l O'Clock p, M, on SATURDAY, September, IL, $780,
and opened Immediately thereafter.
Specifications containing detailed Information and
blank forms of proposals be obtained NJ tins Office
The right to reject any or all proposals Is reserved
aul2.6t s. Il. ALERT u. :. civil Engineer.
National Republican., 1880-08-16

10y resp, ctable middls-age1 white woman, who
- Is a good cook, a situation; willing to do any
thing wages no object good reference. Address ID,
Republican office, aull
National Republican., 1880-08-16
WANTND-NITIATIONN.

A YOUNG white woman single, to cook, etc. f
"a two young men; best wages ana good home
The right one AddresS COOK. Renuhllcnn Office
National Republican., 1880-08-16
all. %. CANDEE, Nj. D., V, D., OF
H NEW YORK.

treat and cure the following DIS
eases; HemOrrhOids or Plltf, Con-
stipation, Throat and Lung tlnicnl-
ties, Consumption, Heart Disease,
CAtnrrh, and Deafness caused by
Catarrh, Suffering and Stammor-
ing, Cancer, ScrOnilR, IL rnia, Ery.
slpelas, GOirlre, Asthma, 81. Nitns'
Dance Rheuulat fsm. Loss OF w
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29
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u 'F"'"'l'' rear 'N''H""N wi'i'"u, :"
,"''' u. ~ '''''''.''@' '"I nc N"'I.,
"IN' "'',' '''-' II 9'H'' ne III me
','"' en- ',''' .:''", '"'"i''r"l world.
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81 '"ii"A ;'1I ih'',,Nvi FNyr~ 9.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29
Remember that the election will
come oil ';'urs.iay November :.

In the hour of danger woman
thinks Least OF herself" said Nine. de
Nla"l. True. When the thunder
r"ArS and the vivid lightning flashes,
and the biz drops come down, the
woman viii" is caught out in the storm
u"Fo'"s her agony to the thought that
her lat and dress wiSl lie ruined.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29

At Manassas, Va. one ont seed
produced stalks which yielded II ore
than l,OOOpcrlect grains.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29
NUMB. EIs 80

Two friauas met and referred to
he lines OF 81 third:
'i'oor Michael Hogan. Faith, I'm
"irni,, has @oil% to die
"hn' why should he dic::"
"Dh, he's GOT 80 thin You're thin
"nou-h, and I'm thin. but, by nv
soul, Nichacl fIogan is; thinner thai
t9l: nfu5 put together
----..-.--- .ss-zs-=--.----4-
Victory must he ours in the com
i"@ el"eron, and the only way to get
II j 10 474h hard nntu- the dnv
c"mrs. See to it that every Demo
r".' ia th" State comes to the polls
On hat day.
!,a~hionabic Galveston young lady
~ = social gathering remarks testing
Il tnGiIhoriy: Il wonder how much
| w"uid bring If | was put up ut auc-
ton and sold 70 The highest biddcl:'
"ju-t ahJui 5000" "Why. nv
.ie",,"y alone is worth that Yes;
that's What put it down in nv esti-
llHt" -iiayrSlun News.
i is The ,!uty OF every true Demo
crat in our County and State to set
10 work ri@ht now ana see how many
votes he can secure for the ticket be-
tween [ his and he pIrrtinu
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29
=. DEE; 4A,.G0 = Il Il ;'Egg' x? = :

Would Respectfully inform The Ciriz ns
OF orargrh"r@, 'hai h" hr in char.r !hr
Stock ani liXturr~ OF l. j. kin. al Wallace
Cann"n'~ pL Sloih, Main street where
hr will be glad to serve hi friend, and the
public with anything in ls line "l trade
Every Ting fresh #n' pure. and gulr;n
tccd t" give satisfaction. \ fu!l line a.!
GOODS kept constantly on hand.
BON and raised in Dram"rhur.., | hnl,.
to receive liberal share OF The patronu5,.
Of my Fellows iiizrn-
}. DEE ANNKEWS.
NV cl +,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29
. Il llllEI5' IlIIDAE Hill
nuDI (; SEOEMANER,
IiANMEA'S CORNER.

~. .,c'thlIE lHtnrAs hi, customers and
H. iuhitc e,n,rallr, that he has on
h.ad " full loch "l The very best Matt
ra aad --latest SiylcS. .irsl suited for
Nu:;cr. wnicn viii BE- made up in any
style "t from - 81 to i 80 tor shoes and
Gaitcr-, hoo;r from ). up
H'pnlrimg dorc IN the ncAtc-: manner
nd on The shortest notice
also Keep ccnSlan:ly on hand full
stock of Leather, Lasts. Pegs, Avis,
Thread, Ladies brass Heel la,rS, and The
very best shoe Strings, also Cork Sole>s,
iiee, Sliiirning~ on uppopcrs, Shoe lacks
of nj! kinds. ana shoe Hacking OF the best
quality, and al other material usc, in this
line.
Having many years experience in tho
business, guarantee satisfaction in my
work and prices. y trial is solicited
h@ vii! not be responsible Tor work left
With me longer than three months.
y LEFNENDAlII.
'oo - lv
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29

y man in Philadelphia gathers
7lop, "no swill and garbage and dis
i,t, it imlp whisky.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29

-An editor having read in another
paper that therc isa tobacco which,
II man smoke or chew, will make
itim forget that he owes a.dollar in
the world, innocently concludes that.
'mHny ot his sIlflsrrilers have been
with:tha article.
iirr7Fs-='
y negro barber, at ST. Louis. stud
lrd law atnighi for srvcra! years, and
was !InHIIy alm;ttc, to the bar. He
""w WORKS in the shop on Saturdays
@'a ,SniIaN~, Hnd practices With
coINi!erahlc ,uccrss in the courts on
other days.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-29

Don't fail TO do your duty. BE ut
the polls carly.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18

much on the subject we engaged in
farming in a small way some fifteen
years ago. We cultivated eight acres
of ground within the corporation of
Jackson-lands, which we afterwards
sold for $3.50 per acre, and on this
costly land we made money. There is
nothing in the world to prevent the
farmer from making more money
than can be made on the same amount
of capital invested in almost any 9TH
er kind of business.
The farmer comes nearer being an
independent man than any other.
The trouble with the farming in
terest is, that all the better class Of
farmers sons aspire to some other bu-
siness. The farmers boy desires to
become a school teacher, then a law
yer, doctor, editor, member of the
Legislature, or to hold some kind of
office. This takes the best element
continually out of the farming busi-
ness.
Any plan by which the farmer can
be made to appreciate the independ-
ence, dignity and honor Of his calling,
should receive every encouragement.
Farmers, think about this matter.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18

THE meeting at Tope's School House,
last night, was one of the best and most
orderly political meetings we ever attend
ed. Jack Davis made short speech, fol-
lowed by Powell, in speech full of tell
ing shots against the rebel Democracy.
Capt. Beyron followed with one of his
wittiest speeches, keeping the crowd con-
yulsed with laughter for half an hour or
more. After the meeting the Garfield
Guards were invited to a residence near
by, where some ladies were congregated,
and Powell was called on for a speech.
He responded in happy little speech,
and was followed by Capt. Beyron, after
which James Byrd, a colored man, made
q rousing speech 1t was good meeting.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18
COaltOn SQuibs.
All quiet to-day.

All quiet to-day.
Enumeration Of school youths $50.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have an Office here.
CUTLER Scott is agent for Adams
Express Company.
One of Coalton's fairest Of the fair
will have quilt on exhibition to-day.
You ought to see it; number of pieces
1852.
Governor Foster corresponded with
David Phillips during the late un-
pleasantness.
Coalton's beauties are enjoying
themselves in the Fair Grounds.
Mrs. Andrew Roy attends the Fair.
HAwK-EYE.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18
THE PROCESSION HAS STARTED!
CINCINNATI, Sept. 18th,
9 o'clock, A. M.
r. J. JONES.

WHEN we buy goods, we like to buy of
a man who thoroughly understands his
business-a man who knows the quality
of goods at glance. Such a man rarely
buys inferior goods, for the reason that
he cannot recommend them to his GUS
toners. He invariably keeps place of
business where the public generally like
to deal. Such man at once becomes a
favorite with patrons who call upon him.
Such a man is Morris Sternberger, of the
great Clothing House, opposite the Public
Square. Morris has been in the Mercan-
tile business all his life, and it would pay
all those wanting any goods in his line to
call on him before making purchases. st
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18
HHurrah for Garfield"

A good joke is told on young man
in town who attempted, a few nights
ago, to make an old colored man
shout for Hancock. 1t is said he
threatened to whip the old man unless
he shouted for Hancock, and upon the
old man refusing, he pitched into him,
when the old man turned on him, and
pummeled the youthful Democrat un-
til he howled for Garfield. as loud as
he could.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18

A MAN was seen rushing along Main
Street yesterday, with roll Of paper in
his hand, followed by several persons
who thought he had news from Maine
At the corner of Main and Broadway he
disappeared. lie had rushed into the
great Clothing House of Morris Stern
berger, with orders for several suits of
fine clothes for his friends. 3t
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18
OTTERBEIN, IND, Sept. u, 1880

To the Editor of the Standard:
Enclosed find S1.O0, for which please
send the STANDARD to your old Dem
ocratic friend. My time expired with
the last number. would like to have
last weeks paper, as | not wish to
miss one. We had d rousing Demo-
cratic rally at our town yesterday,
which was attended by larger crowd
than was ever before known in Otter
bein. The Democrats are wide awake
through here. Yours truly,
GEO. W. MCK1NNIs.
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18
The Farmer.

The senior editor was brought up
on farm, and for thirty years prac-
ticed the kind Of farming described in
the Daily, and we know what little is
to be known about that style Of farm
ing. After many years in other busi-
ness, and having observed the progress
made in farming, and having read
The Jackson daily standard. (Jackson [Ohio]) 1873-188?, 1880-09-18

DRUGS and Medicines are things that
most people want but little to do with, if
they can help it, but when they have to
use them they want the best and purest.
The place to get just what you want in
that line, is at G. w. Miller's old reliable
Drug Store. Don't you forget it, 3t