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   Racine Daily Argus (Newspaper) - November 17, 1880, Racine, Wisconsin                                vol r Racine Wis Wednesday Evening November 17 188O No 87 144 MAIN IS Watches Clocks Etc Racine Silver Goods sold ai Factory Prices STABLE HUE 10 lift LEW JOHNSON lrt the to of li iv s TT IE The Secret of our Victory ill u low pritv Cull v stock of iin JUKI on Un- Kir NIC desired 124 MAIN STREET CORNER STREET t HI North Side Livery Stable Single Double Carriages Inl 11 reasons blc riteK Buss furnished for and vate Parties Stable Corner and Hamilton BOOTS AND SHOES F HARBRIDGE Druist and Chemist O Boots Shoes Rubbers And Shoo Furnishing Goods Custom Work a Specialty 13 Street RACINE MAIN STREET CON FECTION KItY C C Confectioner and Baker MAIN STREET Winslow Brownson ATTORNEYS AT LAW mid i FOR Closing Out Sale DECORATED CHAMBER SETS And Now is the Lime to save money Groceries as low the market A O BURGH 0 viclory how dearly you bought Mien when you re only n UY you you wv Inland our you do oyr io U proof of our you i will all sum up in a fuw words how find true you CUD by tlie We Sell Cheaper Than any Store in Racine County curry u of Groceries Including iho Fluent Teas and Coffees in the Land And n number of from which ilm of the mum not ht t- o Co Tin pi 11 thai you will nil by by wo arc very F CO DRY GOODS New Fall Dress Goods New Fall Underwear New Prints New Fall Ginghams New Fall Flannels New Fall Yarns New Fall Cloaks and Dolmans New Fall Yams New Fall Silk Fringes New Fall Beaded Trimmings New Fall Beaded Headings New Beaded Dress Spikes ABOVE GOODS ARE MARKED AS AS ANY IN THE STATE Prices at Joseph Pry Seeds eta OYSTERS AND FISH First of the Season No 3 Sixth Street A Financier and his Pupil From N Y Sun Nov 18 A dinner was given to Gen Grant on Thursday night at by several persons supposed to be ed in selling stock for a railroad to the city of Mexico The host was Mr Romero at one time Minister to the United States But Mr Romero although he made a long speech was a much less important ure among Gen Grant's entertainers than Mr Jay Gould who made no speech at all This is not the first time that Mr Jay Gould has entertained Gen Grant at table It may be interesting to re- call a previous repast which led to memorable results About three months after Gen Grant's first inauguration as President of the United States he wenr to Boston to attend Peace Jubilee In the fashion which was then as new to him as it was delightful but which has become habitual in the many wanderings the President travelled as a deadhead accepting favors and ey saving attentions from all sorts of JUDGE DAVIS in hii statement of the Philp case illustrates to low partisan a court of law can descend In his fling at Abram S- Hewitt he allowed hit politics to master his judgment and most becomes j blackguard Mr itt baa lived io New York for nearly fifty years and DO man is held in er esteem for his integrity in both lic and private life The attempt of this contracted bigot to besmirch him will be of DO avail To Judge Davia assertion that itt went on with his associates tering forgery broadcast throughout lie Hewitt replies So far as I am concerned it would perhaps be a sufficient answer to say that never circulated any or of either kind but in der to show with what neba the charge is I stale I am assured by the who did send out the that only the or accurate ones were circulated the second or amended were only published in the Truth over which it is not pretended the com- any control I forbear to S A S RITCHIE Attorneys at Law Manufacturers National Bank Building Fifth Street Just Received And supplied by the Quart Can or lon At the Fish and Oyster Depot oi j College the City Fresh constantly find find BARKER'S Patent Chimney Top imcl by SHAW BRO KACINE WIS We Kuve Just Received mv Now Ml New DAVID BOUT Feed Grain Seeds Very Cheap at Farrington's 159 Street Kinds Firn Brick rials if nil kinds Carriages and Agricultural implements C SCHMIDT to K Billiard Pool Room in First Class Liquors lid cK Every Day E T BILLINGS NAILS Tinware and Housekeeping Articles A Large of Parlor AND Goal Stoves AND I Opposite Post Racine Wisconsin X PHOTOGRAPHER Class Scenery the Best in the State SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Especially in Large Work Goal and Wood Cooking Stoves First Class Workmen ed to do Tinwork and Furnaces set to order and guaranteed to heat in a satisfactory man- ner We have just Iful K l Very Cheap at Farrington's 159 Main Street A A it A A Very Cheap at Farrington's 159 have r op J Crop Cmp Omp And ill In our Very Cheap at Farrington's 159 Main We received Hume in rw 2 Hi CIU Murk tlb Bristol where he was received in by the notorious Jim Fisk glittering in gold lace Fisk took pleasure at thai time in masquerading in as Commodore of the Mr Jay Gould was Fisk's partner he also on the Bristol that night This enterprising pair of financiers only one of whom survives provided for Gen Grant upon the steamboat Bristol a supper which has become toric Gen Grant's supper like his passage to Fall River cost him ing It cost the country a deal It was over the supper table that the President ol the United States first struck hands with the Wall street sharps who were planning a corner in gold Black Friday followed with its sequel of disaster and ruin Jay lesson in finance to Gen Grant while Jim Fisk was un- corking has been recounted under oath by Gould himself before an investigating committee of Congress took the said Gould that the Government ought to let gold alone and let it find its commercial level thal i Leave orders ai the STAR BREWERY I a matcer of fact to facilitate Original Preparations and Fine A Specialty E Cor Sth und For Bottled Beer people On June 15 1869 Gen Grant left New York on the j commentary whatever upon extraordinary character of the ion produced by Judge It ii for me to point out that the Ibun upon which he built up the attack upon my character U false in and with this demonstration consequences can only be damaging to I was prepared for this aiT tack by the evidently prearranged pre- liminary statement of Mr Stoughton in A on JOHN E1 THE DAILY is every ai cine Wisconsin t per week s cents by 50 cents Advertising known on TI tlic publication in the loU on Main Connected with ARGUS is n finely ped Joli Office aM the Intc styles of type fur work ir this will be promptly filial at reasonable rales BV Vury DENTIST f L CLIFFORD Corner Market Squire and Street 3 TAILOR E WERNER Merchant Tailor MAIN STREET A Hnc of to ar- lecl from Work beNl iba city 18 WE find this in the At- lanta Constitution hiis no particular i est in Gen We simply insist the of the be a who knowa how to swim Our esteemed clearly means 10 imply that Mr Thompson ol Indiana is a man dues not know how to swim Ts not this 1 Our information is that in other years Mr Thomson was wont to Ills limbs in ilio pellucid of even from for WHOLESALE lying corruption cion of votes fraudulent and every other species of iniquity possible to overcome the free will of the people was resorted to in the recent to elevate to the Presidency a man con- of falsehood bribery and ion by his own party leaders The rule of the wicked shall not prosper said the Lord God of Hosts Got your eye on a turkey yet an upward movement in gold that fall Grant's financial tutor argued at this supper that a high premium on gold was necessary to the maintenance of our foreign commerce He afterward his argument with practical considerations of so convincing a acter that the Government did facilitate an upward movement in gold ness in New York was paralyzed and scores of business houses were ruined Jay Gould sitting silent at dinner table in November iSSo while Grant opposite him and under his eye is de- claring his belief thai a try which now exports to all the world of the products of her soil is capable of sending to this country alone worth and more if encouraged with a proper system of is an edifying spectacle Times of yesterday and I am now eJ to that there is a concerted scheme to attempt to break me down in this community where I huve lived for 50 years and to which I ean more trust for judgment than to a the Supreme court for- gets that when he becomes a judge he should cease to be a THE following is the official vote for President in Pennsylvania as computed from all the returns received at the State Garfield Hancock 407 428 Weaver Dow Phelps The total vote was Garfield's over Hancock is and majority over all opposition John A Lenon Republican candidate for tor General has plurality and Henry Green Republican for Judge of Supreme Court plurality the home of Senator Cameron is the only Republican county that gives a decreased Republican majority ACCORDING to the Milwaukee nel some of the republican members of the next assembly be very able men The following is its opinion of S Adams He is a fool who hasn't the gence to run a patent insides probably although there are al lawyers in the Assembly BITTER as the discontent with Mr Kelly in New York is it appears to be much more bitter in the country ions of the State He is not blame so much for any particular thing as because he is ed to have been the one malignant in- fluence that defeated the election of Hancock Why does not Mr Kelly become a monk If he were to settle on the snowy mountains of Switzerland with a pair or a pack of fine dogs he might save the lives of weary and worn and astray passengers In New York ion whether he can save his own bacon THERE has not been in many months such i marked and general decline in the value of all kinds of stocks as that which followed the late election and the supposed election of Garfield And yet the republican newspapers fail to give any logical reason for the to them wonderful anomaly To ou College of street A nice parlor HnO eight kitchen good hard and soft Rent per month of II W Cor nud Wis r of in the by bills are beini cut down the of some of it is thought ought not in been cut A for preserving cider will be at Brown's City Drug Store The of the of will risit the county house in body on next muka in tion of tlint Wn often ut An shell is n rery one its purpose cod n little von do the other making simply u smull hole then fill earth und if you wish to out in theiB set inn box Lhu height of tbo sudl till the with the splendidly mid ciui taken out and handled very As the iMl IB much lighter I him pots the Me more lor fill the any light   

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