The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 1

Site SOUTH BEXD, IXDIAXA, TUESDAY EVEXIXU, JULY 13, 1880. 1RICE TW CEXTS VOL XV. XO. 2204 MlXhlt.il. I i lt.

I mOOHB.K slOJLhJ. Latest News. To Our inoiiis i mi IatriM- We have made arrangements to kee CIGARS I We are making a specialty of A Paper for the People, mineral water on draft at our store for the tree use of our customers and A Lh'ltKIt It. MIL I. IS It.

E'H'vr. friends, knowing the good; healing and C.en. faurttelcr better Ac-? ceptlng Itib I'rcNlfletttlal Nominal ion. ir- Fine health-restoring, as well as qualities of this water, and that th inconvenience of obtaining it pro hibits many of our 'good citizens from Cig-ars Katting match? will now pe the The gold and silver bars in tHe Sew Vdrk ub-Hay ottie- ure valued at 000,000. i I usjing this great and important gift of The Democrat ot Thl DlMtrlrt Claiming- ecelon They Didn't lln A few itrl its ago the democrats along Washington street were rejoicing over an important accession' to their ranks from the republican pkrty.

John Klingel declared that no liens a personage than Hon. William Williams, Warsaw, lute republican ieongresaman-at-largt from this state, and one of the best republican stump speakers in Indiana, had left the republican party and announced his allegiance! to Hancock and English. Not only that, but he had offered hit services to the democratic state central committee to stump the state. John embellished bisstatements with that wealth of words which he knows so well how to use, and his democratic hearers were happy. Theybe-gan to mentally calculate about how 4 Document Setting Forth tin True Doctrine of RepubltcnnlNin.

StulwartM and Conner nil all Indome It Heartily. Ureal Enl liualaam mmiiIm i Indiana Dr. Tanner is now in the fotirU And would be pleased to have you smoke with us. Coonley Brothers. day of hi forty day fast, and in in gjood Erffci I.

....1.1, -j'M i nu.i it. ii. nature, the pure water from our mineral wdl. It will be remembered by jur citizens that the city spent a great amount of money (or rather money subscribed bys our citizen, we ourselves halving liberally subscribed) in an attempt to supply our citizens with this water at the court house square. But afier sinking pipe to a great depth; it was found a failure and our citizens were again deprived of this great health restorer, our mineral water.

We believe we could not do a nobler act than Mr. Houk, a republican congfetwman from Tennessee, predict that Oarleld will carry that state by a large majority. Carl Sehurz'a apeeches in this state will be principally on the constitutional amendment deoiion of the supreme coiirt. LARGE ASSORTMENT! many republicans would follow "Billy" Williams, and one democrat said they would go after him like a flock of sheep. The few republicans who heard these statements had always thought Mr.

VZ "WW The Cincinnati Utuette sensibly lays that, republicans can afford, and ft; is their duty, to permit all family quarreling to be done on the democratic aide of the political household. OHIO. 4nriifir l.i'iifr of Acceptance. (Jen. Garfield formally accepts the republican nomination for the president cv in a lengthy letter to Senator Hoar, chairman of the Chicago convention, which is published to-day for the first time.

The General starts out with a cordial indorsement of the Chicago platform points to his own record on the questions of the day as to his position in the past and as a guarantee of his future policy, He refers specifically to the State-supremacy doctrine, which he pronounces as pernicious, and affirms that the United States is a nation. He takes strong ground in favor of the protection of every citizen in the exercise of his political rights, stating that each elector should be free to vote as he thinks proper, and have his vote counted. He advocates the support of the common schools of the country by the Nation as well as by the State, but pronounces against appropriations by either Low Prices. CUSHING DRUGGISTS. State elections preceding the general election in November, will occur this year as follows: Arkansas, first Monday of September Vermont, first Tuefday of September Maine, second Monday of September Colorado, first Tuefday of October Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia, second Tuesday of October.

to place upon our counter free to our citizens this great health invigorator. The water is kept in a patent cooler, in which it does not come in contact with the ice, and is kept in only a naturally cool condition. We extend a hearty invitation to all our friends. Come one, come all, come small, come tall drink to your hearts' content. Remember it is free to all.

With the hope that our friends will come often and in numbers, and that the realization of our wish of maintaining and improving good health throughout our city may be the result of our efforts, and wishing you all great quantities of good health, we remain Yours Very Respectfully, J. Kxoblock Co. X. B. Don't fail to call and get a drink when down town.

Remember it is free to all. General Heau regard has not yet been thoroughly reconstructed. In a rqeent card to the New Orleans P'wiyuiy he svid "The act of defending one's constitutional rights, as we understood them, may have been unwise, untimely and ill-advised, and we may regret it, but we can not be repentant for it so long as we do not think it was wrong." NEW LOT OF Knight Templar Charms, Attention rire Department. There will be a meeting of the department this (Tuesday) evening, to hear report of committee and make; further arrangements for the meeting of Thursday evening. The foremen! of all the different companies are especially requested to be present.

At B. Culver, Chief. Williams was a first rate fellow but they were just beginning to realize that he was (in the opinion of these democrats) a much better man than he had ever been given credit for. One of these republicans, knowing that ex-Mayor George was a great friend of William Williams, stated the case to him as he had heard it and suggested that the quickest way squelch the roorback was for Mr. George to write to Mr.

Williams which he did. Here is his letter South BeSd, July8j 1880. rt. W. WUtiamt, Wnrw.

m. My Dkab Sir Statements have been made by prominent democrats he re, that you havejtendered to the democratic state central committee, your ser-vices as a speaker in this campaign. My knowledge of your antecedents and my Sersonal friendship for you have in-ueed a prompt denial of that which I deem a slander, Will you permit me to make a denial of the charge public? Yours truly, W. G. George.

And this is the reply that Mr. George received: Warsaw, July 10th, 1880. Hon W. 0. George: Dear Sir Your favor of July 8th, to hand, in which you state that prominent democrats of your city state that I had tendered my services to the democratic state committee to speak in the campaign for Hancock and English.

I have the honor to replv by saying that there is not one word of truth in the statement. I am a republican, and have been such since the organization of the party, and have nver voted for any candidate of the democratic party. I am satisfied that the good of the country demands the continuance of the republican party in Also so far as I can, will give my humble effort the coming campaign in behalf of our gallant standard-bearers, Garfield, Arthur and Porter, and believe our republican ticket, national and: state will be triumphantly elected. Yours Truly, W. Williams.

Further comments are unnecessary. for the support ot sectarian establishments. In reference to the currency question, he points to the record of the republican party in. bringing about resumption, and in a happy sentence states that our paper currency is now as National as the nag, and thinks that the prosperity which the country enjoys should not be disturbed or endangered by any violent changes ojr doubtful financial experiments. On the tariff" question he favors that policy which will secure revenue to the country and which will allow American capital and American labor to compete fairly in our own markets with the capital and labor of foreign countries.

Gen. Garfield deals in no uncertain manner with Chinese immigration, Which hie pronounces to be too much like an importation to be permitted without restriction, and too much like an invasion to be looked on without solicitude. The letter also declares in favor of Civil Service reform, and in favor of liberal appropriations for the judicious improvement of the Mississippi river. All points are dealt with in a clear, frank and masterly way, and the letter of acceptance, taken together with the Chicago resolutions. Form a platform on which the republican party can appeal with confidence to the country tor its indorsement.

Hone Company a Enterprlftr. The members of Eagle hose company N. 2, have resolved to hold a series of out-door temperance meetings on the vacant lot adjoining their hose house on Laporte avenue. The grounds are being fitted up this week and probably the meetings will commence next week, 'holding every evening as long as the interest is kept up. Good speakersfiaiye been engaged to address the meetings.

The date will be announced as soon NOTICE. Hight Fairfield's. I hereby warn all persons not to trust Irena Conrod, balled Irena Dolan, fu I will not pay SSX debu of her contracting, after this date. JAMES DOLAN. Souto Bend.

Ind July 10, 189 2t3 as settled upon. For Hale. ilFMorgan's Sales The old frame building on the I new post office site. Price $7o. Purchaser must move it off immediately.

Apply to I d2t Studkrbakkr Bros. MkV, C. Marc Lout. A large bay mare, weighs IS oir hundred. Any information as toi her whereabouts left at the Orvis foundry or this office will be liberally rewarded.

Down at Knoblork'n Lowest prices in the city at the no-block grocery. A sugar 1 coffee for 20; rice, 80; tea fitl 25 per cent, lower than any of same jufl ity in the city. HENRY VOEDISCH PROPRIETOR OF THE storm STREET if 1 Saloon and Restaurant. In hi- New and Commodious Brick Building, la better than ever prepared to attend to the Want- and Comforts of his Customers. The best of Beer, Wine, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, always in stock.

WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS, mm. Are larger than they have ever been since he went into the grocery business years ago. The reason for this greatly increased trade at 63 Washington Street, is that H. C. Morgan has adopted a set of rules Mixed bird teed; canary, hemp and rape, 5 cents per pound, at Coenley'a drug tore.

which he liveslup to, and has all his clerks ST. MARY'S carry out. LITERARY ACADEMY, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC IJVDlAItA. Politic in th Pocket. At no time in the history of the party have the republicans of southern Indiana been more enthusiastic, more vigilant than at present.

The esprit corps is perfect, and the party defiant. To be sure this section is the Egypt of Indiana; but there is a widespread defection in the democratic party. Hancock and En lish fail to inspire enthusiasm, and owing to the greenback antecedents of Landers, he tails to draw the old mossbacks to him. On the other hand, Garfield and Arthur are idols with the republicans, while no man heretofore placed in nomination fbr governor, Morton excepted, has created more general enthusiasm in the republican party than Hon. A.

G. Porter. St. Joeh County Sim In Bank. The trustees of this institution held their semi-annual meeting last evening and after the adoption of the reports of its condition, directed that interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum be paid to such of its depositors as are entitled thereto.

The board then proceeded to the election of officers made vacant by the decease of its late respected president, and unanimously elected Geo. W. Matthews, president; Hon. L. G.

Tong, vice president; and David Warner, trustee. We understand the deposits of this bank-have reached nearly a quarter million dollars and its condition, highly satisfactory. ORGAN'S RULES. 1. I keep nothing in my grocery but the purest goods I can find in the We are displaying the largest and finest stock of Men's Boy's and Children's Clothing We have ever offered for inspection.

We are showing an immense stock of Black, Drab and Fancy Striped Alpaca Coats; Linen, Alpaca and Mohair Dusters and Ulsters; White and Colered Duck and Marseilles Vests (thousands to select from). In our Furnishing Goods Department, market. 2. I sell as cheap as any honest grocer can sell cheap goods. 3.

I weigh out 16 ounces avoirdupoi to the pound not 12, 13 and if ounces as the case may be and call them a pound. with a liquid quart measure by 4. I don't measure beans, berries, which one can make 4 quarts to a bushel, instead of 32 quarts. I don't ehea SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN, Notre Dame, Indiana. Conducted by the of The Holy Croaa In the Aeoedemy the course thorough in the Preparatory.

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Pianos and Organ-. A thorough course for graduation In Theory and Practice. Aesthetics and rnititton. A large Musical Library in French. Oeruian.

English and ltali.ni emi-monthly Lecture in Had Vool Culture. Chorus singing and llar-mony. The School of Art and Design is modeled oa the great Art achooU of Europe, Drawing and Painting from life and the antique. Achoiee library of the Fine Arts in En ih. I ranch, ttennan.

Italian and Spanish, is connected with the School of Design. Pupil in the school of Painting or Music may pursue a special utm. Those who have passe creditably through the Academic and Clawical course receive the Graduating Gold Medal ot the Departments. Graduating Medal are awarded to the studenU who have pursued a special course in the Conservatory ot Music or the Art Depart -meat. Simplicity of dre enforced by rules of the Institution.

Full particulars of thee Deiaruuent given in Catalogue, for which, addreas MOTHER SUPERIOR, St. Mmry'n AnMtr-my. dJhr tf Not 1 1 Damk P. 0., Iso. my customers out of 8 quarts on every bushel.

5. I run my grocery, bakery and restaurant to make money, but I don't we are showing special bargains in Men's Undershirts and Drawers, White and Colored Shirts, Hosiery, Neckwear, Linen Collars and Cuffs, MERCHANT TAILORING. This department of our immense business is crowded to its utmost capacity. We show the best line of pie'je goods to select from, and with our superior cutter, r. Wicks, can guarantee satisfaction.

MOSES LIVINGSTON 4 MICHIGAN STREET. it. purpose cheating any body to do otr tor Mlchtirnn Ity. The Michigan street M. E.

church excursion to Michigan City, left the Lake Shore depot this forenoon, with eight cars packed full. The number of passengers were greatly increased no doubt at stations along the line between this city and Laporte. The excursionists were in fine spirits and certainly have a delightful day for their trip. Madden Death er Dr. Derward.

Dr. James Dorward, a well known physician of this city, died suddenly this afternoon, just before the Tribun went to press. The cause of his death it not known, but is supposed to have resulted from the excessive heat. If you like my rules, come and trade with me. S.

L. KILMER, M. D. IUROKON. BOOTS.

SHOES. REPAIRING. c. iieftmbert, under Pari ksr'i Hat Store, Michicao vtreet, manufketune Boots and Show, of the beet quality of material mad geaumatoee good fit. St -patriae; peclUy cor NlrhlCM 6m Connected with Telephone Eiciuate..