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.....r.. secured Che sole right 10 use what
r= the FIuka Eoou0miziug Tablet
rt~ we propose TO furnish one of
u-afu. articles free Of charge to
-.an who viii send or bring rs an
.. .r- printing of five hundred letter
-..-MalEs bil-he7is, statements, or
...- work of that description, all Of
ara fully prepared to do in the
manner and at the very lowest cash
Nnw is the time 90 send or bring in
orders.
There and the Other Place.
.na= r'Uau very slowly and rot very
-a..- locality.
Mountain House ut Cresson will
70. r.ar- for the season to-day.
-r..E and scarlet fevers are some
-rrr- Iu JluuStOwn Just now.
r.. Ha-. arre for diseases Of the nerves,
-.E muscles. iz Browne Iron Bitters.
rn. Of dnm0'isnIuT the old court
v- commenced ON Wednesday last.
- ..r.r has hereft Samuel Martin
r .E Jghu-lOWn, Of two Of their
r ..r need anything in the line Of
r- goods call at q. r. Roberts
r VEaaDtug Couch and Bronchitis
I'E relieved by ShiOh's Cure. At
Frederick Gilbert, Of Altoona, has
r .. interest TO say Co eur farmer
rH. lis advertisement i'm another
n- Ea.r and gravness, which often
-rt.-e=t face, are prevented by
-. .Il.r #l.-au.
vur seen the Crown coffee mill at
It's Just the incest thing ever
.# for grinding coffee.
O., ..- Nat-~rl Remedy positive cure
.-h .'r...eriG and c8uker mouth At
T-ur store.
- county has fourteen brass bands.
-r. n.-ar7 and blan ksUiths' helpers
..I Tlf some blowing to do.
...- Cough and Consumption Cure
.ru- .r r. guarantee 1t cures con
"+ james drug store
Diamond Dyes always do more
... ..u 'H DO. Color over that old
..-. H.E IKE now. Only 10 cents.
. w. uu.Hrr'uthIng for fall wear.
.| ... you need mt Barkers', as
l luI supply of light weight
.a -r r. A. Brush. 4. p. Brush.
. H.".. Won VI Morrow and John
..r u..l..aJ for at the Ebensburg
F. SON wish 90 buy ten, coffee. sugar,
..r -. t. flo rrrfz+r- stow C.F ~
...
... H. u. r-. Evans and som formarr--
nrt now of Tnnr-trvn have
-mrnrr
~" WaUe Young, of Johustown. bad
#w fractured the other day by q
and throwing her Off a porti-
rU""r.
..- Kane. Mexican rrrrl- Vrsg
20. accepts q position fr a store
rf #w.
.." desire q pair of good honest
shoes. orr runhars. for either man.
..r miss. orchid rrv fh41, n the
~ &" r. Roberts.
N.,aHzar u.s. what YOU need for
..rr N. appetite dizziness. and
dyspepsia. Price 10 and 1j
a. James drug stone.
Coz. .. ~ruwarrHI. CrOvIa
| E5r sunday evening. of
cancer. after q long and
p. -.- z.Ely-iil-l year of her
..-na, wedding ring, or
.. .. faWaI-T. notions. TOYS.
a. pills or purgatiyes,
- It'd ..- g. u. Roberts variety
.-.-T Thompson. wife and
' ON 'La.r relatives and
.T#HaH trains ON Friday
.. ..... from Al--aunIuE To- Phil
county Agricultural Society
.... 'Ia-7 h4na- Tor ifs six
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... DID,. ...r i."A..-ale Danl tOr
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Discharge From Ear 1s xoars cu..

Or. Sodler 256 Penn AUenue, Pittsburgh:
DEAR STR feel thankful for vour suc-
cess IN treating my daughters ear. A con-
LIhuous discharCe for Is years left us without
hope Of its ever being curpd as II now ie
Most respectfully a STpTrpT
McClellandtOwn, Favette Co. Pa.
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successfully treated by Worlds Dispensarv
for pamphlet, Buffalo, N. z.
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HERE lies me and my three daughters,

HERE lies me and my three daughters,
Brought here by using seiditz waters,
IL we had stuck to epson salts,
We wouldn't have been here in these vaults.
The foregoing is alleged to have been taken
from an epitaph IN Childwald Churchyard, Eng
land But there seems to be many doubts about
its legitimacy. However. leaving out of consider
alton all about "me and my three daughters. and
their legitimacy and the rest and so on. Ii remains
that her sons-the madame's sons-if they live
yet, should 20 to :. Blumenthal's. 11l9 Eleventh
avenue, Altoona. for boots and shoes He has a
new stock FOR fan and winter wear, and is disposed
20 sell all at his bedrock rates.
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To worry about any Liver, Kidney OF Urn
nary Trouble. especially Bright's Disease or
Diabetes, as Hop Bitters never fails OF a cuTe
where a cure is possible. We know this.
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bering IN horses
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-15

A NEW vegetable love song begins with these
passionate words:
The cucumber sat on the backyard fence,
And sang TO its blue-eyed mate,
which is probably companion to the one begin
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-15
NE caTTot sWaYed Around serene,
And fondly kissed the Lima bean.
Who murmured TO the apricot:
"Oh, Marguerite, forget me not ''

To take up the refrain. we advise all our readers
to forget me not when he himself goes to buy
his SUIT Of winter clothing. There Is place in
.Johnstown called the New York Clothing Hall,
30 Main street, where the latest of styles, the
best Of fits, and make and material approved
there is such place. and we advise our readers to
patronze If. In so doing. they will never have 1t
TO say that through following our suggestion they
were led astraY.
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IA SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.-Nntica b

A SSIGNEE'S NOTTCE.-Notfce il
"a hereby given that John I.amcreaux Of
Blacklick township, Cambria county. PA. aud
Margaret, his wife. hy deed Of voluntary assign
ment have assigned all the estate. real and re~-
sonal, Of tie said John l-atnereauxf0 A. T. Pinfle
of the same township. county and state afare=sff,
in trust. for the benet gf the creditors Cf the said
John LamereauN. All persons. therefore Indeht-
ed % the said John LlmercauN will make nav
ment 20 the said Assignee. and those harf1r
claims or demands viii mpse known the sane
without delay. a r PIN DIE
Assignee of TaLu T.fulare1ux.
Blacklick Twp. SEPT. 5 lssZ.-Gt.
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Real Estate at Private SaleI

hSdl ESJdIS at FFlVaJe sale
FI'HE undersigned offers at private sale valus-
L FARM, situate in Iuufer towns hip. one nile
west OF Cresspn, containing is5 Acres. ah5u. IS
Acres cleared. having thereon c-ecteH lartrs two
story NE pFy ELIISG HuJ-sE. LsNE STA HI 3. and
necessary outnuiidings- There Is an orchard or
choice fruit trees ana an abundance or good water
on the premises The land is iu The vicinity of
good intrAets, and ts well adapted for farming and
raising stock. For terms auuIv %
JOHN r. sea Man
sept. J, IsSZ.-sm r-fsr-1r-.r flr
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Swedish insect Powder Kills
Potato RUGS
.dnd "a Tl.omhLeson,e Te,.,,lill-

-IItW Utt II'UUDteSO1te J eFflill.
It will thoroughly eNterminate Reaches Ants
Bed Bugs, FlcaS. Lice. Moths. Tobacco and Cot
ton Worms, &c l. Is SAFE sure. cleanlv and chear
Il VIII not poison animals OF fowls. sample ua-k-
agc 10y mail 30 cents postpaid. Stamps taken
Circulars free. Agents Wanted. address y As
~. JOHNSTON, I69 smfthmeId street
Pittsburgh. PA. ISIS SIN !
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1 hereby certify that the foregoing is q correct
transcript Of that part Of the charge of the Court
IN the case Of A T. Pindle vs.. George W. Emp
held. William Simmons and William Bracken,
which relates TO the question Of residence, and
also that the answer &c the plaintiffs point, as
here transcribed, Is correct.
J. FRANK COGDOS,
Court Reporter, oath Judicial District Of Pennsyl-
vania.
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"On the part ofthe plaintiff the Court IS request
ed TO instruct the jury that citizen who has rest
ded IN Pennsylvania year and upwards in
pursuance Of his lawful calling, made his home in
particular election dis triet for sky days,
with the intention of making said district his
idence, and is duly registered therein. claiming
the same a. his residence, and having all the ne
cessary qualifications, Is entitled to vote in said
election district. Notwithstanding he may have a
wife and family residing in another State.'
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Ut. oITE STArEMrrn

august In each v.,r -, -
uaIy J. 1887. Amon,th theleemable P.,.
is,a ny ordinance ofTnnniOrized OF 10 he
of Wsy., interest payabin nell, Febrn.
s per cent ~, scptember in n ny. Tue first
No. 2s. P'' ahnum. Total year at
''''''''........,. vi Loan
Loan No. ~, authorized o., ,,'.,''''',,...
lnichtnd ,aasehl noatlnp ana 'AUh, ~
Date or ardi,ol The city Of II W,n,linhdrd
deenahle as follows IN \. TO- ls7g. Rnn Rn
W,f !, 1881, and -. Ca1 ~ ~ ~ on Nuvr,n-
NoNtHhhcr in each ana NV Wv trst tli,y NJ
ioMlhg, including thr arN,ery Year foi'
',, ,i," =. -, 1901. mtcrnnay of No
In en,.h ,.sly -, nay Of May and payable
n'.r I'M" an,,, yvar' ~ the rate of NolcmbE
I -, ~ ~ loial on Loan ,"r cent
the ~" ,s", ~ -; authorized for IN e. 60
non, To he applied Ia h,itnuhlic EiurS.
nlshlnR school hn,rses s'iiiulng and fnr.
wilmington. Date of or,,, & tht city of
nary y lss2. RedrcnaIl,'' nahec, Jan.
3,h"mm ~ August /, lssa ,uS us follows:
Sn, ,,u r'rsi ra uay OF August ofenrhi hi n im on
3f Angnst i1s;' Including ihc Grr'gry Gr','gyry
the tifst iay%s % or ,r interest interest payahl. "ay
gust ~ each year AT a. Jury aud An
annuin. Total of Loan cent per
sinking Fund Loan, authnrt,',' ''''''',.
by az act Of LcgisiSt,n.egd Lcgiitined ~, so
passed nj Dover, Fehrmar,
isS9, Of which was paid u
to July l, 1872 P" prior
balance Of Sinking Fund i,o,,nn" iG,GO
Certificates Of lndehtednes. "i n, ~ '''.,..,..
"a National Bank, tempor,,uD 'he Union
~, wv, authorized by An M loan for
lure, passed Ut Dover, Maropi Legisla-
payahle as follows: IN ~ u u u, Isl
uay OF August, A. D.. IssI w The llr,t
and every year thereaftrrii, ald Of each
hrst day q August, a. b.. 'ilss.llldl1g is.l the
est payable on the drst 49, d,n4' Inter.
| fhary ana August OF e,rh ~ ~ 9l Feb
| year at the rate OF N. n', ahn even
annum. Balance unpaid f' nf t, trehi per
Certificate Of lndehtednc,. ~ Nv above.
loan due the Union aineHlporary
borrowed by ordinance oT I'taal It,a'la1l Hank.
February p, 1852, for renait. ouncl,
spring Reservoir and sub,mnr's,,ll,9 brs 70 God
nhlli ~ Eleventh street hrldSe Mailer
DIVINE, andseNtensIon of VIZ wg, bran.
~, uOO, payable on the hrst Ia.fr Iafr Pipe
gust, lSs2, without intercst. way ." Al.
The foregoing Il correct st,,.,.. y
Ct the CITY of Wilmington uritNl0f 4
from the books ofmy uilIc, aware ian
,,.os-q, j. El'DRlDGF pIFpc
/ Inv Tr,.
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, VIII Ca nEisSt n
Il MINGTOk AND e%xGNMA
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

JULY 18th, 1852.
Trains will leave Wilmington rs follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-7.OO,
IU.aO a. M. 30, 4.UO, 7.3O v.55, p. IN.
Philadelphia Tex expressI-2O0 2.2, go, 7.2S, s.l5
9.uO9a 9.5a, n.b3 n. m. H. ib l. - Ill, d.H, 1.O5
7.2B y. m.
Philadelphia and New York-2.0o, 2.23, $50, TBS,
95s, ll.53 a. M 81, l.S3, III, 6.3o u ~, p. M
Baltimore and intermediate stStions-l.O5, 9.l7 a.
M. 6.Op. III.
| Baltimore and Bay I.Ine-6.5T p. m,
Baltimore and Washington-1.42, 4.5l, s.O5, 9.l7
u. III. LOO, sl.O9, 300, 6.57, ll.Oi p. m.
| Baltimore on1y-l.Oj n. IN. l2.0i and Up. IN.
| Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-6.O0, Y.lOn. N. Los, 3.uL .25 p. m.
Harrington and intermediate StatlOns-b. 10 "A. IN.
l.05, G.25 p. III.
Deimar and intermediate statiens-e.l0 IA. IN.
| LOS p. III. = -,
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and nterme ediate stAtions-S. 10 a. ".
| l2.00m. $50, 7.5o, 9.55, y. IN.
| philadelphia and New York 200, 2.23 a. IN. g. II,
! 6.3S7.2 p. III.
Baltimore and WRshington-l.42, 4.5l, sos, 9H
a. III. ll.04 4p. III.
| BaltimOrc-l.O5 u. IN.
For further Information passengers are re
ferred to the time tables posted At the depot.
a3-TTaIns marked .hus; ~ are limited eIp pres
upon which eAtra fare Is charged.
J. X. WOOD General Passenger AEt.
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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THE MORNING ORGAN seconds the sug-
gestion of Rev. T. g. Steward that the young
colored men of Wilmington learn good
trades. The idea is sound one, and to give
it practical encouragement let the morning
organ take some intelligent young colored
man into It's office and teach him the 9 arr
preservative at once.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-29

PRESIDENT ARTHUR should veto the River
and Harbor Appropriation bill without a
moments hesitation 1t is the most out
rageous Congressional steal ever imposed
upon the people of this country, and the ex-
travagant Republican members who forced
the fraudulent measure through with the
aid of few Democrats who contemptj-
bly, ignored the pledges and policy
of their panty, ought to be rebukel by a
veto message denouncing their corrupt
course in the strongest terms. Better allow
the necessary appropriations to fail than to
permit bill to pass which robs the tax
burdened people of this country of nearly
twenty millions Of their hard earned money.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-29

THE MORNING ORGAN pretends TO hope
that Charles B. Lore, Esd, win be put In
the field against Mr.. Hastings. 1t is among
the possibilities that this hope VIII be real
lied, but we are conadentM Lore will not
be candidate three weeks before the morn
ing organ ilt change its tune in the most
decided MANNER The Democrats propose
TO take q little hand III this election, and Mr.
Lore, ~ any other gentleman who may be
the candidate, will be elected.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-29

AN ENTHUSIASTIC Republican delared
last night, that Mr.. Hastings, the nominee
for Congress, would put ten thousand dol
lars into the canvass. When Mr.. Hastings
reflects upon the character OF some of the
men whose itching palms will be likely to
close upon Republican campaign money he
viii doubtless be very cautious as to how he
filings his cash around.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
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"a Pocket CyclOpedIR, - Writers and Travel
ersf Ready Reference Book
Contains over 20 600 Synonymous Words; For-
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from mcarefully-complch statistics; Interest, Dis
lance, Area and Population Tables Life mhxiIns;
Parliamentary Charts; business Laws, Rules,
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Postal Rates; stamp Duties, Laws, etc; How q
Read Human Nature; Cost OF the War; LeEa
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very essence OF large library, " hOc., morocco
Pocketbook style, ti.0, mailed. AaEN1f
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G,2O-tf Esi Arch Street, Philadelphia,
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ANOTHER CHAPTER Of the bargain and
trade by which the nomination of the Re
publican State ticket was secured is given
in the GAZETTE to-day. 1t comes from re-
liable sources and shows forcibly the painful
truth Of the old Scotch poets trite utter
ance, e The best laid plans Of mice and
g men gang aft aglee." No wonder one ol
the participants of the conference tainted
from heat and excitement.
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RzGLsTERs NOTICES.
DEGIsTERs ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co., Del, July 10th, 1852.

REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co., Del, July 10th, 1882.
Upon the application Of Eli G. Mote,
Administrator OF William James Campbell
late Of White Clay Greek hundred
In said county, deceased, Il is ordered
and directed by tile Register that the Admlnstrn-
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 six OF the most
public places of the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate 70 present the same, or abide by ~ ast
of Assembly In such case made aud provided !;
and also cause the same 90 be inserted within III
same period In the Wilmington GAZETTE, a
newspaper published In Wilmington, aud to he
continued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
(r~~-~l Given under the hand aud seal ofoilce
IL. }of the Register aforesaid Wihninglon
t~~O In New Castle county aforesaid, the
S. q. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate oi
the deceased must present the same duly attcstrd
To the Administrator, ON ar before July 10th, A.
| d., 1879, or abide the act Of Assembly In such
ease made and provided. Ell g., MOTE
Administrator.
Address; Christlana, Del.
| jyl2-nwf, lht-3tw
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DHE NATION,

II 49,
Since its consolidation win lns ,.5 N
York EVeni,,g Post, has illcrsas,' as, |
facilities in every departures nagl
larged It's size to twentyicur III y
and added many able wrllrls enoaI N
previous list. It isnow pr9IO1nptsll 1stl
by many of its readers to ol,I,.hsl d. al
than ever before. Establishes il,D,-
this '' country as weekly jour,fTitI NJ
literary and political criiiclsl.. slle + I'd
highest order, conducted 1T, lItt ofaI ili
the control ofparty orinlers1. lo,,s s,,ppd II, !
sort. Despite a prerarlou' Itfb \ ID
during the first few year, l,1 lusurI
success su &c was assured; ;,.1e MSaIISriI 1Meolhori
ithad become rocogniz,eaa ,,l auJiilorii sJitori
at home and abroad; It's l',nehaUg r5OI
management has been ill,,oirclors u
from the first, and It's ,Ssir pI
tend that, with ,.,,ap tasl ID
Bpnt lntllliiNCf hatOTt v
become more than ever v,eI.,nSbt old
medium of thcablest Ihous
time. ..lo or the nH
are chosen with view ,,,,,, 10 , and !
suitable shape for bindillfS bini fSouni NM 4
of the Nation preserved, l., compld
indexed, makes the mos, g'srept rttlI
and readable record ole'llsl e'ulliiiral d
of Off importance in the POI RO''"ttr for 1
literary III world ayallaOl'
American public. ,,.,oe has been
The subscription prl'' I" ,"n,,p,,
Reduced to $s.0o Fer a A'r.p r.aass
Specimen coPie,s, oP,,,,ssat. ssnt ?'i sio Bro Brol
way, New York -
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Wananaker's.
John
Saturday, July 20.

Strangers passing through
Philadelphia are cordially in
vited to make our store a sort
of tarrying place. Handbags
and parcels may be left here
under check, with the same
freedom as at ones hotel, and
with the same convenience,
without mourning any obliga-
ton of any sort.
We do not keep a hotel ex-
actly; not overnight at any
rate; but we do provide a free
resting place for all strangers;
and take the chance of benefit
accruing to us through the
spreading of information about
our business. Indeed we re-
gard the presence OF strangers
itself as a benefit; for no one
will ever see so novel a spec
tacle as the store presents,
without a desire to know
something ofthe singular trade
that fills it.
The accidental and peculiar
novelty Of the place brings a
great deal of attention to our
business; but, if there was
nothing better than idiosyn-
cracy here, our trade would
scarcely profit by the attention
Of passers by. What is it,
then; that constitutes the real
permanent attractivencss of the
place ! There are larger
stores here and elsewhere; eX-
!, ccllent ones, where excellent
goods are kept. What is it
II that adds thousands to our
daily throng, and a million to
!. our trade every year :! Ask
the people of our city. Ask
those Of your own village, a
.. thousand miles away it may
T. be, who may happen to have
J. learned the way to lis by mail
.. If we were to put in a few
-. words what constitutes the
real attraction here, we should
: say that we make a busines,
of looking after the interests o
our customers. Others do the
{ same to generous extent. l
is said of us every day that WI
go beyond reason in looking
after the interests of our Gus
IA toners. We don't mean to q
tsdi ',d beyond reason; but whel
y people say that we do go be
al yond reason, they thereb,
prove that we are foremost il
liberal dealing.
4 What constitutes the specta
@ Gle here is the multitude; tn,
trade; the provision to meet
that has grown up with tn
trade; the facilities for hasten
ing the necessary delays il
transactions; the provisions 70
the comfort of our own people
OF buyers, and of visitors; tn
seeming forgetfulness of cost,
prodigality Of benefits.
.gA; 1t is nothing but business
. Nothing is here for show
- nothing for illusion. Their
isn't a more transparent glas
house anywhere. Everythin
IN you see has its reason in plai
nm business; and that business
to give all the people muc
tssi 81 for httlc-nOt to seem to do
aly Isd but to do it.
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should send for instructions, reasonable
terms, references, &c to Edison Brothers,
Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, ID. c.,
who furnish the same tritho'a charge. Edison
Brothers is well known and successful firm
of large experience, having been established
in 1SlR
The daily gazette., 1882-07-29

The WEATHER to-day is the least bit more
endurable than during the past week, and
signs of rain bring comfort and encourage
ment to sweltering people.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-29

WE ASSURE the morning organ that the
GAZETTE needs none of its commiseration,
and it had better keep that commodity on
hand to console itself with after the certain
defeat that awaits its party in November.
We are not at all disappointed at the work
done by the Republican State Convention.
In fact, we predicted in advance the very
result that was accomplished, and printed
on Wednesday last full report of the con-
ference in Merritt's hotel-which the morn
ing organs editor attended but did not dare
To make public until after the proceedings
were published in the GAZETTE-when the
bargain that resulted in the nomina-
tion of Curry and Hastings was eonsum-
mated. We are fully aware of the
base treachery that cheated Sussex
county out of her favorite candidate
for Governor and rccoiled upon one of the
leading parties of the bargain, who sought
to elevate himself at the expense of the
principle of county rights" We know
tina; Sussex is dissatisfied with Curry, and
that New Castle is far from harmonious over
the nomination of Hastings. And finally, we
are convinced that the Democratic party
is thoroughly united, and ready TO give a
= solid support to the excellent ticket sure to
be nominated at our State Convention next
month If we have any need OF cOmmisera.
tion in a knowledge of these facts and 8
thorough appreciation of the real political
situation in this State, then the morning
organ is welcome TO commserate us to its
hearts content.
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NorTCEs.
ICE. DEMOCRATIC STATE CON

NOTICE. E.--DEM0CRATIC STATE CUN-
IN VENTION.
WILMIEoToN. DEL.. July 11.-At meeting
held by che Democratic State Central Com.
mittee at the city 81 Wilmington, July IA y
wnsreeoived that State Convention o. the
Democratic party be held at Dover, TUESDAY,
August "a, lisa, 81 II M, for the purpose q
nominating cnudiAatog for the uiiAee% 0E Gov
erner and Representative In Congreae. :.
II Is requested that meetings pe held Sat
URDAY, 1gth of August, In accordance With
the tlme-h0nored usage Of the Democratic
party, at the respective voting places IN eacn
Of the hundreds Of the different counties, pc
tween the hours Of 2 and p. m, and In tne
wards IN the CITY Of Wilmington, between tbs
hours Of and Tp. M. for the purpose OF select
ing delegates TO said convention.
SwITHIN CHANDLER,
Chairman.
j. r. SAULsRURy.
Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-29
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of all makes, at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see him.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-29
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