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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-12-20

Hampton Court, near London,
was damaged by FIRE Thursday.
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Tuition, per Term, from $40 TO $40
Boarding, per Month, from SIS to So
Contingent fee and halfof Tuition require on
entering unless otherwise agreed upon,
Textbooks and Tuition free to all ministerial
students recommended by their churches
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
In Chancery at Aforristown.


In Chancery at, lfOrristOwn.
>. BILL NO. SIT.
william Fulton and wyatt stubble admins
tratora of the estatelof Joseph M Rice, deceased,
sfeyn = As9Ja 0sn gaa n
Henry Fulton aud wife Eliza A. Fulton,
{. William Dunn and wife Sarah Dunn, Lewis Il
FeIknor and wife Mary j Felkner, Thos #.
Thompson. jacob Weedman and wife Nancy
waedinan goeeph stubblefelc and DANES Stub
bleheld, heirs ut law OF John Stubblshelds de-
ceased Joseph B. 6tubblsheld, A. H Black aud
wife Alice Black, lessee Williams and vito.
R Sosnns Msm s0hp n s and w VIE
Eliza Chumbley, Elbert GrRnthRm, Richard
Granthan, Frank Grantllam, Nillian Davis and
wife Jemima Davis, 81 Kigore and wife
Teresa Kilgore. Emily =. Inman, William Has
sell and wife Julia Hassel, .------f McCrary and
wife Cornelia McCrary .eg atiI4aa.I tG
IN THIS AUSE 1T APPEAR.
N ing from tbs allegations of alrnplsinants btu
hich is sworn to that the dsleadants Henry Fqls
\ ate Of Illinois, that the defendants William
Dunn and his wife Sarah Dunn are aliens and re
man and his wife Nancy Weedman, Joseph Stub
bIefleld and Jamee stubbIeheld children and heirs
nj law of John StubblcAeld, deceased, reside In
Indiana, that the defendants John chumbley and
his wife Eliza Ohumpley reside in the State OF
Missouri, that the defendants --- Kilgore and
wife reressz Ann Kilg0ri william Hessell and
his wife, Julia Hassell sAd Emily ]. Inrnan reside
in the State Of Georgia, 80 that the ordinary pro
cess of law cannot be served on them It II
therefore ordered by the master that aaid nom
resident defendants to-wit: Henry Fulton and
wife Eliza A Fulton, William Dunn and wife
Sarah Dunn, Jacob Weedman and wife Nancy
weedrnan, Joseph stubblefeld, James 6tubhls-
field, 9phn chHmbIey and wife Eliza ChnLlhlsy,
kfigore and his wife Ttressa Ann KtlgOre,
Emily J Inman and William Hasseil aud " fe
Julia A. HasseH appear before the Chencery Court
1t M0rristown, Tenn, on tr before the
Third Monday in January, 1883,
and make desenss to said Tin OF the same win be
Eaken fdr co1fessed ana eel Cor hearing Kx-RARTA
IS to them. II IL further ordered that this notice
Be published for four ccnseeutlvs weeks III ThH
MuHnxsrowH 6AzE1rn. This Dec. 4, le32-
= u MURPHEY, O. 4 ~
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j. = JaraaEia. NOISY Ureek, Tenn,
SAYS; ''Rr4wn's Iron Buffers is certainly
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TUIrIoN PER TLRM OF Is wEEKs

Aug. 2s, 5-m.
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wrTH THE ENTRANCE Of the British forces
into Alexandria, which the troops evacuated
under cover OF flag oftruce, the Egyptian
question assumes new and serions aspect.
While other powers may calmly stand hy
and see England subdae 9 fsbellton whleh,t
in its incipiency caused the massacre Of two
or three hundred British suhlects, Il is
doubtful If any single power will
be permitted to assume the settlement of all
the questions affecting Egypt's future gov
0ernment.I To England, at any rate, the
succession to the hitherto undlsputed power
of the Porte over Egypt should
not be assigned; as her treatment
of subordinate provinces has not been
of character to assure the best form Of
government to the people directly Interested
The Egyptian war, If continued, viii be on
the part of the natives, revolution FOL
liberty and free government, and the rally
ing cry of Egypt for Egyptians" which
appears to animate the followers OF Arab
Pacha, will gain for them the sympathy OF 81
friends of liberty and government BY
the peopIe It is doubtful IL q revolution
against such fearful odds would prov
successful, but there is no telling wha
would be the result Of square fight 70
Egyptian autonomy, and for a restoratio
of the ''oldest nation" to place among tn
distinctive Eastern powers.
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PROPOSALS.
I)RoPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. ron
REMOVING THE CABBAGE AND oFFAL IN
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON, FROM
AUGUST l. 1852, TOJANUARI 81, 1883.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, DEL, July v, 1852.
Sealed proposals will be received By, the secre-
until Tuesday evening, Jul, 18th, at o'clock, p
NJ, for removing the garbage and ohal from the
dwellings and other places IN ihrrity ofM Whining
tan, BrlaYare, for tho term of siN months, com
lncncing TUESDAY, august 4 isI2 ami ending on
or persons to whom the contract may he awarded
shall furnish - sufficient number of men, horses
remove move ali carriage aud ofa nciiental to house
keeping, ia aud from the dwellings and other
tn eanrcd Of I them by thc Board Of Health from
time To time, viz, daily l,undays eNceptcdJ,
Novcnbcr o nh ~ and nd moi itss fred"cniy @ than ircc
times week, from the first day Of November uu-
III the first day of February, A. ID. lssa
Zach OF The said water tight carts shall have
PLACED thereon ln solne eonspiruous place sign
with the words CITY Garbaer Cart, " painted in
large black letters upon white ground, each
earl to hc numbered. The driver Of each Of said
a bell al the intersection of each street. lane or
alley IA such manner that the same may be heard
AT least one square. II shall he the duty Of all
h0uscholdcrs 10 cause all garbage and ofal TO be
placed 1T the gate door or on the curb in front Of
their premises IN vessel or vessels containing not
more Than one bushel.
The contractor contractors shall In all matters
comply with the provisions Of an ordinance
passed July 9TH, 1873 and also with the rules and
regulations Of the Board of Health relative TO the
collection and removal of garbage and Oifal. For
the purpose of removing the garbage and oifal as
aforesaid the city hRs been divided INTO four dis
| trrts, viz, all south OF the nOrthery side OF
sixth street and east of the westerly side Of Mar
! kct street shall be the hrst district; nl north OF
| themOrthery side of sixth street and east of the
westerly side of Market street shall be the second
district all south Of the northerly side Of sixth
| street aud west Of the westerly side of Markc
street shall be the third district: all north Of the
| nOrtherly side Of sixth street and west Of the
westerly shic of Market street shall be the fonrtl
| district. Proposals may be made for any one or
more Of said districts or for the whole of said
| city. A bond with security IN the sum of SJl
mHst agr4inpany each proposal i9r the good iaitl
/ OF the blhn'i, ana tlte pesfiss pcrHOus 20 WhO
1 the contract or contracts may be awarded shal
| give bond with good and substantial Freehold
security ia the sum of e. coo for the faithful per
forInance fthe contract. The Board Of Healtl
reserves the right to reject any all bids. Al
bids must he properly signed witnessed, scale,
and endorsed. The blanks will be furnished b,
the Secretary of the Board Of HEALTH No. 81;
King street, and the bond filled up by him. FO
further information inquire Of tile Secretary u
the Board Of Health, No 5I2 King street.
l.. Z. BUSlI President of the Board.
Attest: EDMl-Np Il. FRAZER, Secretary.
Jyl325
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, VIII lsfa
Il MINGTON AND eGA HNEESEH2
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Will ia "A
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JUNE 10Th, 1882.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for:
Philadelphia and intermediate statiOns-7.00,
1879, 4. m. 80, AGO, 7.'O, 9.55, p. M.
philadelphia teNpress)-2.OO, 2.23, SO 7.25, Sis,
g.O19.3, 95s, II. .5S. Il. M. l2.l5, l. IS, D. IL ~
7.2G y. m.
Philadelphia and New York-2.O0, 2.23, $50, rs,
9.55 1l.53 A. IN, 'l2.3s, l.53, 5.F G.ss b. p. M.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-l. .O5, 8. II ~
M. $50 p. NJ.
| Baltimore and Bay Line-6.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington-l.42 4.5l, s.O5 9.I7
II. N. LEO, Fl.09, 500, 6.57, ii.O4 p. m.
| Baltimore only-l.O5 II. IN. II. .0l and 8p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
| New Castle-6.00, 9.lOa M. l.0j, 800, G25 p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate statiOns-g.l 10 II. III.
| l.05, G.2b p. III.
Dcmar and intermediate stations-9.l0 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-S. 10 a. M
l2.OO IN. $50, 7.N, 9.5j, y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York eco, .. o a. m. s. II,
| 6.3S7. ~ p. III.
Baltimore aud washlngton-l.42, 4.5l, s.Oj S.l7,
n. M. ll.04 p. IN.
| Batimorc-l,6 Il. m.
For further Information passengers are re-
| ferred To the time tables posted at the depot.
R5-Trains marked thus: ~ are limited express
| upon which extra fare Is charged.
| j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agt
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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DEMOCRArIC STATE CoNvENTIoN,

WILMINGTON. DEL, July 11.-At meeting
held by the Democratic State Central Com
mittee at the city of Wilmington, July II, 1t
was resolved that q State Convention OF the
Democratic party be held at Dover, TUESDAY. .
August p, 1882 at II m, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the olfioes OF Gov
ernor and Representatives in Congress.
1t IL requested that meetings be held SAT
URDAY, 10Th of August, in accordance with
the time-honored usage of the Democratic
party, at the respective voting places in each
Of the hundreds Of the different counties, be-
tween the hours Of and 8 p. IN, and in the
wards in the city of Wilmington. between th'
hours of and p. m, for the purpose OF select
ing delegates to said convention.
SWTTHIN CHANDLER,
Chairman.
]. +. SAuLsBURY,
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The REPUBLICAN members Of City Coun-
ell were again shnrn of their majority by
means of absentees, at last nights meeting,
and therefore made no attempt to reopen
the Eleventh ward cases. This removes the
last vestige of reasonable ground for re-
consideration of the action taken on
Wednesday evening, and it is altogether
likely that these troublesome contests viii
vex the Council and tax the people no
more.
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THE THIEvIsH FRAUD Of a newspaper at
Third and King streets, which claims to be
such model local sheet, got badly
left," yesterday, on the news of Bishop
Scott's death, as the information was not
published in the first edition of the GAZETTE,
and the fraud, therefore, had no chance to
steal it, There is also room for strong
suspicion that another afternoon paper,
which, however, is not a fraud, received its
first intimation of the item by reading it In
the columns of the GAZETTE.
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RuGIsrER,n NOTICEs.
DEGIsTER,s ORDER.
REGIsTRR's OFFICE.
New lAstlc Co, Del, July 10th, lss2.

REGIsTRR's OFFICE.
New Castle Co., Del, July 10th, lSs2.
Upon the application Of k4i 9, Mote
Administrator OF William James thmgbei,i'
late OF White Clay Creek hundred,
In said county, deceased, Il Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Adminstra-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting Of letters
OF Administration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to he posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters In Sly Of the most
public places of the county of New Castle,
requiring ali persons having demands against
the estate present the same, Or abide by az act
Of Assembly In such ease made and provided !
and also cause the same TO be inserted Within the
same period IN the Wilmington GAZETTE, a
newspaper published In Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks, &c. o. d.
(~ol Given under the hand and seal ofofhce
H.. fof the Register aforesaid atWihnington
~ lin New Castle county aforesaid, the
u'' ""u '''' "'''S s. e. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
Al persons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly attested
Ia the administrators on or before July 10th, A.
IL igsa or abide the net OF Assembly in such
case made and provided. ELL q MOTE
jyi2-mwG i5t-3tw
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should send for instructions, reasonable
terms, references, &c , to Edison Brothers,
Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, D. G.,
who furnish the same aOithOmt charge. Edison
Brothers is well known and successful firm
of large experience, having been established
i'm 1SGf
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AND NOW TT APPEARS there is co.ored
" Richmond !" I'm the field for the office Of
Coroner, one Robert Groce, rural voter of
color, having announced himself subject TO
the " decision of the party who vote an in
" dependent ticket" 1t is said that Robert
is local mail carrier, and If so he will
probably have to resign his independent cam
didacy or give mp his job.
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Three-Story Brick House

thereon erected, situated in the city of Whining
ton, aud bounded aud described us follows, TO
wit: Beginning at d stake on the westerly side
OF Tatna street at the distance of4i feet from the
nOrthcrly side of Third street. thence westerly
with line II land now or late OF Pusey h Scott,
and parail 70 Third street ~ feet 20 the castcrly
slide Of public alley running into Fourth street;
thence along the said side OF raid alley nOrthcrly
aud parallel to Tanal street 20 feet more or less,
TO u stake; thence casterly parallel TO Third
street and through the brick division wall he
tween this house aud the house adjoining ON the
north 80 feet 10 the aforesaid side Of fatnall
street. and thence thereby southcrly % feet, more
or less TO the place of beginning, he the contents
thereof more or less. being part OF the estate Of
the late Jalnrs laticrty, dereased.
Thc premises above described are situated near
the large manu- featuring centres Of this city, AMI
VIII bc sold clear Ofall Hens. TermsmRde known
ut sale. HENRY &. TURN ER, Executor.
jy-l2-3t
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- a~"
H n. JOurdOn.

the rigger, put two more of the bells In the
Church of the Sacred Heart yesterday.
Jourdon seems to be the leading rigger of
the city by the number Of jobs secured.
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pERSON1L.
NOTICE.

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JOHN WANAMAKEFs.

Tohn Wanamaker's.
Friday, July "A.
The marking down of white
lresses which was finished and
advertised yesterday keeps its
interest no longer than for a
single day. The number of
dresses thus put below value
is pretty large; but, what is OF
more account, the variety is
almost as large as the number.
Many are such as ladies quick
ly choose, even at full prices.
On the contrary, others are
such as few will buy for COM
mon wear. They are muslin,
swiss, lawn and null; now
$500 to $4O.
The prices are final. All
the dresses we have of such
material will now be sold with
in a week or two, without fur
ther reduction, except the
SoiIed and imDerfect.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
1901 and 1908 Chestnut. second floor
The odd pieces of muslin
underwear turn out to be OF a
good deal of interest, too.
They with some tumbled and
soiled pieces that are not odd
otherwise, are on bargain
tables at about half value, more
or less.
To keep our stock within
the limits of easy seeing, it is
necessary now and then to half
give away remnants OF sorts.
1t is a good time for the care
full to look.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West Of south entrance to main building.
The new satin foulards are
going to be gone quickly. We
are told this at the counter,
about these striped foulards
and the dotted ones that came
before, both alike except in
the printing. Nobody has
come to see them without buy
ing. That is saying a good
deal, but they are pretty and
worth a full half more than the
price, Is cents.
Pongees at low prices are
out of the wholesale market.
We are fortunate in having a
few at $3.50 to $ll piece Of
l9 to 20 yards. Gros-grair
pongees for busters, ST. a yard
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Next outer circle, south entrance TO
main building.
Yesterday Y more people
wanted cotton prints and ging
hams than could be served
The same will occur to-mor
row, if the weather is fair
: Friday is a duller day for us
and a better day for you. Evi
II IDENTIFY people think that her,
is the place to get cottons, AM
!. that now is the time. 1t can
: be possible that there's anothe
such throng.
a. We are selling Scotch ging
= hams at the usual price {
:, American ginghams, ID cent
and American at 10. You ca
see a windowful at 1901 Chcs
nut, with the prices ON then
Take look at them ther,
You can't see them nearly S
well at the counter.
JOHN WANAMAKER
NnWf nttfa 4,
Laces, embroideries and fin
cottons are very much in sue
condition as you might imagir
if we had just been buyin
everything seasonablc, "
havn't been buying over-muc
just now-only enough to kee
sorts restored but, if you st
the numbers of the buyers
these counters, you will see Il
) necessity we are under
: having great quantities Of sur
= mer goods.
= Expect to find here whatcv
you want. We shall not oftt
N disappoint you.
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roRaALr.

NOR sALE.-THE KIRKWo0D HOTEL
IL PROPERTY, PeneadeT hundred, New Castle.
county, Delaware containing about nine hctsn oI
reoulring cOnyenient railroad facilities. Posses,
sion given Immediately he honss .tpE + licenses
q, 2i-aw New Castle, Delaware.
NOR sAl.E.-A NUMBER OF DEsIRA-
III HE BUILDING LOTS on the installment
nlnn. af low prices. GREGG & PIERCE, Clayton
Hosise = mylHti
EOR sALE.-A FIRST-CLASS NO. ~
III MosLER, BAHMANN 4 Co., hre-prooi
safe: brand new and viii be sold cheap. Apply
al the DAILY GAzETTE ofiee, Ne. 4le Market
street. mytI
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Inventors and Patentees

go on the X. of P. excursion to Atlantic
City, on the eth instant.
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For a Good Time

The No. Wheeler " Wilson runs light,
runs fast and is self-threading.
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FoR PLAIN, UNSARNIsHED lying, an
article in yesterdays Morning Ncrs, detail
ing an interview" with an ex-member of
City Council in relation to the disposition
made by Council of the Eleventh ward con-
test, fairly takes the cake" We have gone
To considerable pains to thoroughly inyesti-
gate this matter, and learn positively that
during Wednesday nights session of Council
there was but one scX-mcmber'' in the cham
er,and our acquaintance with this individual
is of such close and personal nature that
we are prepared not only to assert, hut to
take oath, If necessary, that he was not
interviewed" by the Ne,rs' representative.
and gave utterance to no such expressions
AS are contained in the alleged interview. -
The conclusion is inevitable, therefore, that
the "interyiew" was purely imaginative,
or in other words, that it was
a plain, square-toed talsehood, de.
signed TO deceive. Some men may
consider this as an evidence of "smart
journalism, but those who have regard fol
truth in newspapers as well as in people
will thoroughly appreciate the disgraceful
character of such a false publication and
treat it with the contempt it so justly de
serves
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HARPER's FRANKLIN, s20 si9o A%T rnDs
BRARY:a weekly publication ina ma
ing works of Travel, Biography ,ri"S "g h
Fiction and Poetry, at prices r1,gAII TnII nd \
10 to 25 cents per number, ibrara,.l
"Harper's Franklin Square On n'g'I ga'poIcitI
be furnished gratuitously on sa',TbscIpi
to HARPER q BRoTHERs; .s sioCdI
price, per year, of 81 Numbers ''
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rhat Husband OF Mine

That Husband Of Mine
is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Remover. ST..
Druggists.
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tB-HARPER's CATALon.sa ". al and d
prising the titles of between ,,, ,,'1S br nll
thousand volumes, will be sent "
receipt of Nine Cents
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IOSr 4YD F0UND.

II OST.-A SILK UMBRELLA, BLACK
IL HANDLE. bearing name ofowner, between
Sixth and French streets and depot ON frluny
morning, Finder returning same VIII hr sulltnly
rewarded at TUE MORNING. MEMS oFEl,soE,;, :,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The United States Court for the southern DIS
trlct OF New York, by decision filed August zt'a,
1873, and by the United States Circuit Court OF
san FrnneiscO, CAL, hled May 7th, lssl, has for
the SIXTH time affirmed my patent right lor
forming Artificial Stone pavement IN sectlohs
caution all persons against the use o. sueh
pavement without any authority, ana hefeny
give notice of my determination to prosecute 70
the full extent Of the law all persons whether
manufacturer OF employer, who infrinRes my shln
pateut by constructing or using the pavement
covered by IL. am now, as | ever have becn,
ready and willing to grant, for small eonsiacf-
alton, licenses to all persons who may uesire 70
JOHN j. SCHILLINGER
go East g2nd Street ". !. my.
6-ot't1n-2s
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NOTICES.
TAxPAYERs. TAKE NOTICE !

CITY AND SCHOOL TAKES FOR 1852.
The undsrsikntsl receiyers OF taxes for the city
OF Wilmington, will be at NO. 10 EAsI nlAIn
STREET, between Market and King etrteLa ~
aud after tho hrst day ofJULf, lss- pstNten
the hours Of 81 and Y Ii the morning, ana from
toe In the afiefnoont for the purpose o. w
taxes, On al taxes paid during the mon.h "
July there VIII be deduction Of hye per ecu W
every dollar and on an taxes paid on "a aLter
the first of August, up TO and Including we hrst
Tuesday OF september, shall he incfeasea ny lns
addition of 1--we perceutum on Tue IA amount
thereof. EDMUND PRDNuSIt :,
Receiver of Northern District, lnelnding All
Receiver &c Southern District, including all
South of Sixth street. Jyl2-I
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lHE lspEPENpENTs decline to accept
the StaiwaFt proposition ofa compromise in
Pennsylvania, berause Cameron refuses to
give up Beaver, his candidate for Governor.
However, it makes no difference now, as the
Democrats will settle the whole question by
the election Of their excellent State ticket.
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The PHLADELPHIA Eoeni"J Ideyrdph,
one of the abest Republican papers of Penn
sylvania, is in dead earnest in its fight
against bossism and the machine generally.
1t wants no compromise with the Stalwars
short of unconditional surrender and de
rlares that that is the spirit of the Independ-
ent movement. Its motto is: 'If any man
hauls down the Independent flag, shoot him
at the polls"