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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-20
AUCTION SALES.

FSRUSTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE
Z TRACT OF LAND IN FAlRFAX CO..
VA.-By virtue Of 6 decd of trust ex ,cutsd by
John g. kincheloe and John II. Clagge:t to the
undersigned, ss trustee and dated on the 18th
day of June, 1873 and duly recorded on tho
land records of Fairfax county, Va. in liber z,
No. l. folio 400. &c, l will sell st public auction,
on MON DAY, tie 16.h day of February, 1880.
Ethst being Court dsy) in front of the Court
House Of ssid county, to the highest bidder, so
much OF & certain TRACT OF LAND, contsin.
ing S47 Acres more or less, situate in said coun-
y, on the pohick Boiling Road, and being lot
Chichester, deceased, which was conveyed to
~. E. Goodwin and by him 80 the aforesaid
k;nche!oa & Cieggatt, by deeds of record in
tha Clerks ctiice of the said county. as will the
beneficiary under said deed Of trust (Jsmes
GrlmsieY( the sum IF one thousand dollars, with
Interest thereon from the l7.h day of June. 1874.
Terms OF Sae-Cssh.
F. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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By o Neal Il Lucas, Auctioneers.

sgE ViGTU L OF o decree OF the Corooration
- CoUr. 70. the city Of Alex .ndria Va rem
derod st tho January term. 1880. thereof. in the
cnaacery cause OF SEfimore vs. Skidmore the
3ubscriher, as commissioner OF sale, appointed
By tue said decree, @ill eI pose for sao at public
suction OF SATURDAY., the Sist day of JAN
unry, 1850, at Il m, in front of the Market
Building. on Royal strset, in the city of Alex
sndcia. vs., TENEMENT and LOT OF
GROUND, in the said city Of Ale1 .ndris, situ-
stet on tina south sido of Q leon street, between
Henry and Fstrick, in front on Q :een street 80
feet inches, and running southw 4rdly in depth
100 feet &c IS feet sil,y. beiag the promises
now occupied By Misses Emily and Msris Skid
more.
Terms Of Sale: ODe third Of the purchase
mopey in cash, and the residue in two equal
payments at sig sad twelve months from The
Gay Of aalo; the deferred payments to bear in
tereat from the day of sale. and to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser: with approved Sc
cufty, and the retention or the title TO the prop
erLy until they ere paid;
ALBERT STUART,
ism lG-oots Comm'rs ofSala
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT sWEATs.

Memphis, February ii, lS7l.
Dr.. Tut: Sir--i hhvs been suffering Tor Near
u two years With u severe cough. When
commenced taking your ExpectoEant I Wss e.
ducei to one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight had tried almost everything; hsd
terrible night swosts. I have taken half dozen
bottles. The night saeats hsve left me-, .ho
cough has Disappeared. and have gained hftesn
pounds in flesh recommend j: to a!i my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER HICE.
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ssEisSGsHsE,
DIX. TUFTS !. J. =
4 n. T.IUlSsEGALVI, ii I ,
~ EEsssEkE.
IN 25 CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

rs properties are Dsmulceat, Nutritive, BsI-
ssamic, Soothing snd Realirs. Combining oil
the7e qua!ties, it is the most effective LUNG
BAAsAh ID ever offered to sufferers from su!mo.
nary diseases.
1t. ). Z. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
tsci!y indorseS 1t. Head what he says:
New York, Sept. l9. 1877.
Dr.. Tut: Desr Sir-During this yesr treat
&c aiae hundred cases Of !uoG diseases. In tho
lower wsrds OF the city the cages were OF u very
severe type It was there my sttenton WAS
called to TUFTS EZpeetorsnt, snd confess IL
surprise at its wonderful power During 3 orgc.
tice OF twenty years have never known q med :
iclne to sct ss promptly and 9ith such nappy
effects. Il instantly subducd the most vioien
fis Of coughing, End Invariably Gu -et the d.
sesse in a few dsys.. I cheerfGlly endorse it az
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, ND.
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4 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
Office Evening News, ku.usts. Ca

U1Iice Evening News, hu.usts, Us.
Dr.. Tut: Dear siir-My little son was stack
ed with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within
month since for The cure of which aln indsb..
cd to your valuable Expectorant. had tried
most everything recon- mmended, but mono dit
any good aatil / used your Expectorsnt, one
bottle OF which removed the cough entirely.
With nsuy thanks, sm yours truly,
JOHN IL, WEIGLE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-20

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE-As
g administrator de bonis non with the will
snneIed oc Richard 0. Shirley, decd, will
Offer Cor sale at Gainesville, in Prince William
county, on SATURDAY, January 24:h, 1880.
l. Tho HOUSE, at Gainesville, recently occu-
pied By Mrs Susan Shirley. deceased, with out
buildings and FIFTY AND 8 RALF ACRES
OF LAND. The land is in good state of cul-
ttlVetlon and mostly cleared; the buildings sre
il! good order
Z 4 TRaCT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SRVENTY.ONE ACRES OF LAND, sdioin-
ing GGiaebville on the right hand side Of the
rosd leading from Gainesville 10 Bre1tsville,
sGd On the lett side Of the road from Gainesville
to Rucklsnd. This land has q new and valuable
DIV GLLING house on it, with out buildings
and q blacksmith shop Ghe only one 10 Gaines
yile) This is al very desirable property, si.u-
ated ct Gainesville, o thriving village.
Terms of Saie: One fourth cash. the residue
in three equal annual instslments. tho purchss-
era giving bonds with approved personal secur--
~. oearinS interest from the day, Of sale, and
has boon made Il. Z. LYNN,
Admir- de bonis non W. ". g. of
dec l9-wtw Z. Q. Shirley, deceased. :,
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
~ COUNTY.-Sy virtue Of decree rendered
in the suit of Goodings adn'rs. VS.. Utterback,
(aow pentinS III the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county,. a. the June term, 1870, Of said court,
named, will On MONDAY the 10Th day of
January, 1880. (court day.. Of II O clock M. be.
fore the door OF the Court house, sell to the
highest bidder, q. public auction. that certain
TNACT OF LAND, lying in said county, near
tho village Of Ceatre7iln. containing ONE
HUNDRED Ard SEVENTEEN ACRES
AND ONE HALF, Cl74), more or less, for.
lEer!y owned by B. D. Utte:bsck. and adj oin-
ing tbs lsnds OF Thouas Il. Stewart snd others.
The said real estate !s without buildings but Of
good quality and susceptible Of ready improve
Dent.
Terms OF Sale: One tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day of sale ss
8 deposit, liable to DO forfeited and the land re.
| sold if the terms Of sale sre not compiled with
| the residuo IN three equal payments OF elk,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
me day of sale, to be secured by the bonds Of
.ho purchaser, and retention of the title until the
whole OF the purchase money shall be paid.
| THOMAS MOORE,
! dGcl3-w4R Special Com mr. of Sale
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TaEsS5 7gEaTs, EisH, &:".

II OElC&-l ca!l the attention of The puilic
- TO the northoSs! corner CT the Market, on
Fslrisz Ard Cameron streets whore have ra.
sumod buslD css st ny Old stSnd sad viii h.ve
"a nand 81 ali times good supply % CEOICE
rEhSH 4 EATS. consisting of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb, Veal and Pork together with all kinds
OF 5AuSAGE and PUDDlNG$, Of my own
manufacture / also c4!l attontor to stall No.
oZ opposite whore | hsve on hand Gne aalec-
uon OF CHOICE PICKLES, consisting Of Gu
cumbcrs, Chow chow, Chop Pickle, Mixed
PIck'o, GherkiGs, Cauiilouer snG Picked
onions and oil kinds Of rickea in Rsss jars :;
nIt"itord sauce, Wsrwickshrc Ssuce, CGtsup'
Ftiencn Mustard, pure Olive Oil, imported
t'd"m Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Ssrdines in quar-
tor and half boxes M,nco Nest, Siaccaronl,
Lent ns, otc.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, pre
pared for table use Immediately, consisting Of
Msckre. Shad, Salmon and Potomac Rec Her.
Flng. Any Of those articles can be procured ST
Ter market hours ST my store, No Il south Fair
lax street. 200 bos Of Fish consisting Of genu-
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring in bbis.
h"Il bbis and kits; Potomac Shsd, in barrels,
ha,i bsrrols snt kits MackCrel Nos l, and 3,
10 barrels, half barrels and kits.
nov - s + REEn
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y me Stor7sch ia strengthened, the liver regi!s
.ssru; ms o2~eIs pat IN pr2nnr order, tho blood
enriched and purified, and The nervous system
rendered tranquil and vigorous by this inestiyra-
ois iailiiy medicine and safeguard agsinat d.
S!,''sc "hich IS, moreover, M0et agreeeble and
"G2etiVa appetizer, and s. ccrdiAi peculiarly
"1;p!eo 20 tho wants Of the agad and aiirnl.
ally. &C., - L,
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You CAN FIND 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
tin Ware, such ss Baking Psos, Pic Pans,
CATERS, &C., cheap at STANsBURY's,
Cor. ki1g s1d Columbus ST.
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TAKE WALK snd lock around ut ISAAC
EICuBfRG S Tor lmEncnEe hargsips.
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YJH6CHhATOR'S SALE-By order of the
AI Governor of the Commonwealth of Virgin
IS, :, oscheCto- will oilor for sale. st the front
door cf the Court House Of Alex.ndria county,
ob MONDAY, the 18th day of January, 1880,
!hat being Court day. " Y o clock m. T VEN
TY.cNR ACRES, two roods and twenty one
roles of LAND, in the said county of AeSsn-
cria lately the property OF James Hilton decd,
wcich sald land has escheated to the Common
wealth. according to law.
Terms Of Sels: QDo third Of tho purchase
moE8y viii be required in cash the residue in two
equal annual payments, bearing interes. from
day OF safe; the purchaser to execute bond, with
coed personal security, snd the legal title TO be
retained Ill! the whole OF the purchsae money is
paid. FRANCIS Ii. MILLS,
dec i2-AE; E.srhnatnr
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Fairfax CO ian
EEURLIC SALE.

Fly virtue of en- order of the Corporation Court
Of :he city Of alexandria, Va, entered at the
January term, $780, il the cause of W. W.
Kirby vs. Q. a appel, will sell. by public
auction, on 9ATU EDAY, January "a, 1850 at
10 a. ~, ct Hooe's wharf. foot, of Prince street,
AZALIA L. PERT and all her tackle and fur.
~ r., LUCAS.
j an 14-td Sergt city of Alaxandris.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIUA-
- Bile Landry virtue OF 4 decree pro.
bounced hy the Circuit Court CT Prince William
county. ct the NCvember special term, 1879,
thereof in the chsncery suit of Stonnell VS.. Ston-
nell, the undersigned, special commissioners
therein named will offer for sale al public auc.
tlol before Tho front door of the court house of
the said county. on MONDAY, the 5th day of
Jsnusry. 1880 Cha: being Court day. thst VAL
UAhAE TAkM, situated il the said county.
Cai!ed "NEABSQC," contsining about G4S
acres. This farm iiea Oh the Neabsco run. shout
ono hall raie fcou Neabsco hills snd postotace;
i is heavily timbe.ad and mss on it S COMMOn
u1QyS DW FL LING aud all necessary out
houses, we'll fenced and in good state Of culti-
vat!Cn, Il hss on it also a VALUABLE
5L.AT& QUARRY, which nss been extensive
y worked siUc5 the war.
Terms OF Sale: One third Of tho purchase
money iu cash, snd the residue IN three equal
payments at one, two snd three years, with in
terest from day OF sale, the purchaser executing
bonds, with approved security, for the deferred
payments, ard Inc title 10 be retained until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid.
.Nr. Richard StOnnolt, living on the pTeNises,
viii take pleasure in showing the farm TO any
person wishing 10 purchase.
=. pic: Of the farm nsy be seen at the otico Of
Johl il. johnson. esq. alexandria, Va.
4o4& ! : y n n; =; ;Jg0}!HiNSSssoN, ! }!i SSs. Comm rs.
VIM. Z. LIPSCOMB, Oh oaio'
Princa William county, dec It's
&tss~ The above sale has ocen postponed until
MONDAY. the 2d dsy Of February, 1880, Cour;
day, 81 the ssDlo place. jan Cts
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TAKE WARNING.-Gcod ere positively ad
vacc az, sud adVaLc ag RAPIDLY. ard before we
take Our annual Inventory ", vii! sell all goods
at old pricos. We hava large stock of Dry
Goods, Carpets. Ptce Goods, Silks, Csshmers
aud various othcr goods. Partics Investing
n0lC vii! sava from 20 10 so pr ct. Csl and
sec Us ISAAC Iceberg
Successor to Sa; maker Co.
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E7ALL AND WINTER OPENING,

Ladies, Gonts', Misses, Boys and Infants
HI eHno Underwear; large at OK 10 sc;cc4
from prcos from 2Oc to So each.
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TEfHYR WORSTED5, Gormsutown Weols
A snd Knitting Yarns, in all shades snd colors,
sep%t AtC G. RERRYIS
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7 ADlES' AND CHILDREN'S MEHINO
~ VESTS and PANTS, Ail sizes and oasli.
sies' ~ 6. q, BERHT'S.
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inco W;lliam county, dec /

iiiiCH ~ 'tii-ui COuuty, ueC LIS
E$s- The above sale has been postponed Until
MONDAY, the q dsy Of February, 1880, Cour;
day, at the saplo place. ian Cts
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FANCY GssBH&.

Fl O9!hR?, GLOVES, Handkerchefs, Col
-SA ls!a snd CuE3, in great variety. At
9. &. BERRY S.
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silk AID Linen Handkerchiefs snd Neck vssr
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Hcs'e:y Of every SIZE in English, French
GERMAN and domestic; over 80 new and bcauti.
u! patterns Tor tie present season,
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taots OF Neully, Coprbovcie. and thoae who were
sill 10 the military zone, he'd been left hou5eless.
With whatever they could get bold of they
took refuge in Psris. Huadreds Of small
yeLices were s9Cr c)oling in loaded With mat
tresses, blankets, kitchen utensils, &c, t., take
shelter Wh"r,vor Fhay cou|G iuG i:.-Couat
OrSi, IN FrdSer's Iuaguziae
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NEINOE MEATl MINCE MEAT st
IA more's Standard Aince Meat, Lhe old re-
liable and tavorito brand, for asle in packsses
and BIZ the pound st j. g. h1LBUkN'S,
decl9 70 =. Eoyal 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-20

H9rmantoWn Wool, Zephyr Worsted, Shct.
!aao Fio5s *nd ao7msn .go9!eH Yg11a As
uaua! our stock is complete.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18
OVER THE STATE

The Democracy of Cotfey county are
solid for Seymour
Prof Davis is engaged to conduct n
teachers institute at Junction City in
July.
The Hays Sentinel says that potato
bugs are chewing up things In Graham
county.
A new Presbyterian church has just
been completed at Wellington 1T cost
of &4,SOO.
Mrs. DunfOrd, widowed daughter OF
Brigham Young. was the sensation of
the hour NJ Topeka on Monday.
In . recent quarrel on . ranch near
Ellsworth, a young man by the name OF
Mills shot and killed German in the
employ of Mr.. Mac Lehman
The Kansas UniversAlists have passed
q resolution favOring the passage Of the
constitutional amendment. If all the
legitimate adherents of this consoling
faith stand by this action II will render
the endorsement OF the measure pretty
nearly unanimous.
Mr.. G. c. Chenoweth. recently q
student in the State Agricultural Col
lege, was drowned in the Kansas river
four miles below Manhattan, on Satur.
day last. He was teaching school In
that vicinity, and was bathing at the
time. He was young man much
thought of by the faculty and the stu.
dents. His body has not been recov-
cred. ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18
HEROIC ELooUENCE.

During the stirring and memorable
scenes, of the extra session, which has
become historically associated with the
attempt Of the rebel brigadierS to starve
the government by refusing to pass the
bill providing for the appropriations
necessary for running the machinery
of some of its more essential depart
ments, James A. Garfield, the Re
publican candidate for president, arose
in his place and spoke as follows, while
the army appropriation bill was under
discussion:
desire TO ask the forbearance of the
gentlemen on the other side for remarks
that dislike to make, for they will bear
witness that have in many ways shown
my desire that the wounds of the war
should be healed, and that the grass that
God plants over the graves of our dead
may signaliZe the return of the spring of
friendship and peace between all parts of
the country. But am compelled by the
necessity of the situation TO refer for a
moment 10 chapter of history. The
last act of the Democratic domination
in this house eighteen years ago was
stirring and dramatic, but it was heroic
du0 WAOlC oOulCu- nCu TIC OCulOCIdllC
party said: "If you elect your man as
president of the United States we will
shoot your Union to DEATH" And the peO-
pie of this country, not willing to be
coerced, but believing they had right to
vote for Abraham Lincoln if they chose,
did elect him lawfully as president, and
then your leaders, in control of the ma.
jOrity of the other wing of this capital,
did the heroic thing of Withdrawing
from their seats and flung down to us
the gage of mortal battle. We called il
rebellion, but we admitted that it was
honorable, that il was courageous, and
that it was noble to give US the fell gage
of battle, and fight it out in the open
field. That conflict, and what followed,
We all know too we'll and to-day, after
Is years, the book of your domination
is opened where you turned down your
leaves in 1850, and you are signalling
your return TO power by reading the sec
Ond chapter mot this time an heroic one)
that declares that if We do not let you
dash q statute out of the book you will
mot shoot the Union to death as in the'
first ehapter-but starve il to death by
refusing the necessary appropriations.
You, gentlemen, have it in your power to
Kill il by this movement You have il
in your power, by Withholding these
two bills, to smite the nerve centers of
our constitution to the stiffness of death
and you have declared your purpose to
do il If you cannot break down the ele-
ments of free consent that, up this time.
have always ruled the government.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18
AN INTERESTING REMINIS-
CENCE


A correspondent of the Washington
Evening Star relates the following in
teresting incident In the early lives OF
the two men who occupy first and Sec
ond places respectively, upon the ma
tinnal Republican ticket:
North Pownall, Bennigham county.
Vermont, formerly known as "Whippe's
Corners" is situated in the southwestern
corner of the state, and, by the usually
travelled road one passes in an hours
ride from New York through the corner
of Vermont, by way of North Pownall,
into the state Of Massachusetts. In 1857
Chester A. Arthur, fresh from Union
college, came To North Pownall, and for
one summer. taught the village school.
About two years later James A Garfield.
then . young student at Williams college,
several miles distant, TO obtain the neces-
sary means to defray his expenses while
pursuing his studies, came also to Nofth
PoWnAll and established a writing
school in the same RON formerly occu.
pied by Mr.. Arthur. and taught classes
In penmanship during the long winter
evenings. Thus from q common start
ing point in early life, after lapse of
more than q quarter of q century, after
wears OF manly toll these distinguished
men are, by the action of the Chicago
convention, brought into close relation
ship before the nation and before the
civilized world"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

In the selfsame column of very
recent issue OF that reliable and highly
consistent Democratic journal, the Kan
sas City Times, are found the following
harmonious comments on Mr.. Garfield,
the Republican candidate for president
GARFIELD is an able man and . strong
candidate, and it behooves the Democrats
to select the strongest man in the party
to cope with him"
THE Republicans have loaded them
selves with = heavy candidate who will
require . wholly defensive canvass. II
IL weak and scandalous nomination
and will lose the Republican party
thousands Of respectable and independ
emit voters"
In view of the obviously confusing ten
denotes Of such editorial pabulum, the
reader Is reduced TO the old alternative
of paying his money and taking his
choice.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

General Grant has expressed himself
rs entirely satisfied with the result of the
Chicago convention. and accepted his
defeat in square fight as became the
hero of so many victories. His example
is worthy of imitation, and should be in
terpreted by his friends as an admoni
ton that there should be no more sulk
ing in the tents of the third-termers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

The Democrats seem to have u no
ton that they can beat Garfield by as
sailing him as u member of the elector.
al tribunal. The obvious effect of this
programme will be to stimulate the
demand for Mr.. Tilden AS the Demo.
cratic Standardized as such line
OF attack would inevitably prove 'fu.
tile dalliance" in default of the leader.
ship of the defrauded martyr and sage
of cipher Alley.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

A very convincing refutation of the
charges of corruption which the Demo-
cratic mud mills are fiinging ut Mr.. Gar
field Is the well known fact that. after
twenty years service in public life, his
entire material fortune is covered by the
modest sum of $4,000. These signifi-
cant figures should at least carry convic-
ton to the Democrats who voted for n
railroad wrecker and tax thief in 1875
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

James A. Garfield is II true type of II
working man. Not of the Kearney
variety. It is true, whose muscular exer-
else is monopolized by the jaw, but of
the honest stamp of toiIerS who apply
themselves diligently tn whatever their
hands find to do, and by proving faith
full to the humblest trusts in life pick
their way, step by step. to the lofliest
submits which their capabilities, by
dint of industry, enable them TO reach.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

The situation at Leadville is assunl-
Ing somewhat serious aspect. The
striking miners have resisted the at
tempt of the mine owners 10 put new
hands in the places of the dissatisfied
workingmen, and have formed sort of
u military organization with u view to
prosecuting to the bitter end their arbi-
trary policy. The citizens. on the other
hand, are taking measures To meet any
such outbreak and are prepared to give
a warm greeting to any communistic
demonstrations. The prospect, to say
the least is not OF that encouraging
character calculated to invite immigra-
ton to that mining center just ut the
present time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

Vice President Wheeler, in speech
recently made by him at u ratification
meeting at Malone, says: at is my
good fortune, also, to know well General
Arthur, the nominee for the vice-presi-
dency. In unsuliied character and in
devotion to the principles of the Repub-
lican party, no man in the organization
surpasses him. No man has contributed
more of time and means to advance the
just interests of the party than he"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18

Mr.. Garfield, who has been accused by
his political enemies of being a salary.
grabber, returned the 5000 dollars
which the passage of the back-p pay bill
allowed him. to the treasury, and thus
performed a duty which his Democratic
defamers will find il all the more diff.
cult to credit because of their utter ina.
bility to appreciate the patriotism which
prompted it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18
HERE Ann THERE

Mr.. Grier. the Garfield delegate from
Pennsylvania, is one of those men who
has had greatness thrust upon him.
The attitude of Horatio Seymour is
very much like that OF the southern
spinster who wanted to know of the
Union soldiers when they were going to
commence their forcibIe caresses.