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The daily gazette., 1877-11-07

SILVER MoNEY.--The Commission
appointed by the last Congress to exam
inc into the propriety of coming silver
and making it a legal-tender, made re-
port on the assembling of Congress in
October, which for a time put an end
to the clamor of the gold dealers, the
bond brokers and other cormorants for
governmental support but the introduc-
ton Of the so-called anti-resumption bill,
and the passage of Mr.. Blaud's silver
coinage and legal-tender bill has brought
these interested parties out again, and a
general howl has been raised. If silver
had never been used as money, and was
Tor the first time introduced to our peo-
pie as a currency, the people might have
been led to put some faith in what the
great money changers organs say. But
silver for many years was the only hard
currency we had, and with silver and
gold as legal-tenders we grew more rap-
idly than any other commercial nation.
and would have been the richest nation
on the globe to-day if it had not been
for the war of the rebellion. Our growth
then, and the influence our currency had
upon the traffic of the world is sufficient
proof of its valuable properties. Before
The war many nations were contempla-
ting change of currency to correspond
with our money, and if we now adopt
gold and silver as legal-tenders they
may do so again. We ought to have
some influence in the world; gold and
silver form great part of our own pro-
ducts; and the congressman will be very
foolish to make either of them CHEAP by
demonetizing them. When silver was
demonetized it was done to increase the
value of gold and thus appreciate the
government bonds in the hands of their
holders.
Among these newspapeper howlers at
Congress for passing Mr.. Band's silver
Dill is the organ of the Drexels, the Phil
adelphia Ledger, which contains the
most ridiculous and foolish political ar
ticle of all that we have seen on the sub-
Ject in which that independent (p) paper
says:
III there is anything in transaction
OF TINS Kind to distinguish it from gross
er KINDS OF dishonesty, except the mere
oegree OF grossnesS, the difference is so
vague as To be undiscoverable by people
who have regard for their obligations,
And Tins comes, too, from the men who
out few few years ago resisted the
legal tender character of the greepback
currency by every form of Opposition
that could be brought TO bear against IL
Truly times do change and manner.
change with them, and how bad some OF
the manners do get''
The Ledger was just one of the par
ties that STEW years ago resisted the lc
BARTENDER character of greenback cur
rency;" but it did not then resist TIN
legal tender character of silver and gol,
currency. SO change has come over /
too. But it Is the change of a Shylock
1t said not word when the bill wa
passed making bonds payable in gold in
stead of the currency of the country b
which every house owners and Lam
owners real estate interest was cut dow
about twenty-five per cent. and adde
value to the untaxed government bond
held by the capitalists, who boarded thei
money and thus put check upon all th
industries of the country.
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DAIRY FAR nj
FOR SAL =,

The subscriber offers for sale, his FARM. -.
stone Roads, miles from Stanton. and ~
miles from Wilmington, containing l61
acres Of valuable lands In good state OF cul-
,liipatlon, iNd, good stone house, new double
buildings, rim every field and stream
running through the farm. Fencing in
iair order. Persons desiring to purchase,
Viii De SHOWN the premises by Arnold
Naudain, residing thereon.
Apply to WIN. W. TORBEhT
Del. Ave, Wilmington, Del.
o or j. 7. HEALD, Clayton House.
sep20-2msltdaw&W
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~
BY virtue of writ of Venditioni Expo
mas. to me directed, will be exposed to p Pub-
lie Sale, at the It.tt
RESIDEN CE of WILLIAM ID. CORNOG,
In Pencader Hundred, near Newark, in
New Castle County, Delaware,
ON MONDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877,
At 10 O'Clock, a. M,
The following described Personal Property
viz:
8 horses, 0 cows and bull, Q calves, 8
shoats, 2 wagons and hay beds, 9 ploughs, l
harrow, sets stage harness, carriage and
other harness. forks, shovels, spades and
hoes, 2 carriages. dairy fixtures, 3 cultlva-
tors, lot of wheat, log wagon and chains,
lot OF corn, lot of oats, household and kitch
on furniture. sorrel mare, sulky, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property of William d. Cornog, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
fSheriff's Office, New Castle,(
Oct. %, A. D., 1877. nov63 3tawts
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ASSlgnee'S Sale.

FtNHE subscriber, as assignee of Lewis
Il Zebley, will sell at public auction. on
Wednesday, November Ia, 1877.
at the Lumber Yard, 14th and King streets.
Wilmington, Delaware, the following des.
cribed property: One three-story es3ggsA
nrick dwelling house No 1916 King ..gaa
feet of white pine boards, large lot Of hem .
lock Joists, AKA hemlock scantling, lot of
white pine plank, pailings, shingles, oak
ana chestnut posts, two horses two lumber
Wagons one Germantown wagon, 1 sleigh
sets OF harness, q wheelbarrows. lot of win,
COW GOV sash, lot of shedding, office and other
nXtures., Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
made known by G. KENDSTii' 'e
nov2-dts a sia1,.,,o
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NOTICES..

NJ OTICE.-The 4th annual meeting OF
In he Stockholders of Clayton Loan As
sociatien for the election of officers and TO
held on Friday The 9Th instant, at 7 O'Clock ,
z. NJ. NJ. l.. LICHTENST STEIN,
nov7-3t Secretary.
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OLD V1RGINIA.-Ro republican ticket
was in the field. For the democratic
majority see the number of white men in
.he census
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MR.. MoRToN's SUCcEssoR.--The choice
mas fallen upon Mr.. Voorhees,, whe was
yesterday commissioned by Governor
Williams.
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NALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
IN SMYRNA. LIST. A three. story
orlck dwelling and store house, on Com
merce street. md. The large and connie
olous two-story brick store house &. W
corner OF Main and Commerce streets.
Both buildings are in first-rate order, sitn
ateu IN The centre of the business mart of
the town and can be rented at m1derata
rates. possession of the first house given St
day of March, next. U'0 irst
sep25-d&W S,,n,s. ~, ~. ~ .,
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In A MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING AMI
EXTENDING SECTION OF THE CITY.
Pubic Sale Of TWGntY-Eight gOOi
Building LOTS.

Excellent location, regular grades. and
good depths. Located on Front, Second
ana Conrad streets, and between Van Blu
rem and Harrison streets.
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1877.
at 80 O'Clock, p. m, on the premises with
bidding.
These lots are in part OF the city that
mas oeen very rapidly building up and ex-
lending within the past few years, are ac-
cessible to important manufactorles, to
ences, and are on and adjacent 10 the line
OF lhe Front Street Chartered Railway
with very reasonable prospect of its early
construction. EVERY LOT WILL BE
Term of sale, plot and particulars on
posters I r HEAIn
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
Clayton House Building,
novo,6,o Agent to Effect the Sale.
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Afoh SALE.-Ihree building lots on
4 jackson street, between 9th and IN, on
rive building lots on Fifth street near Van
buien, four on Front street near Jackson, M
anu, anu lou - ieet 'front.' on Delaware Avenue
near harrison. Apply at this Office, noardt
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DOR SALE.-The very handsome br,,d-
u ing lot on Pennsylvania Avenue and
FTahkIn street, 118feet front on the Ayenue
Apply 70 G. P. JOHNSON.
aug3l-u. 416 Market street
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IL some fine toned second hand Es,aa. nai1- ~
gan nearly new. Apply to this office. feba Ga
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II KID N q, WITH PLEASAN
corner Sixth and Walnut oct2oNc @s y:
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

WASHINGTON HOTEL.
kkept by Cloud Pearson, in the town of
new Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day of Nov,r, 1877
At . o'clock, 2, M, the following DESERT
bed Real Estate, viz.
All that farm and tract of land, sitnated
IN Pencader hundred, New Castle county
AMI State of Delaware. and more partici.,
larly marked and bounded as follows ia
Wit: Beginning for the same at a stone
about one perch from the road leading from
Newark TO the turnpike, and running
thence SOU 25K degrees east chains and
~ links 10 stone near the centre of said
road thence south 25A degrees east u
chalns and thirty-five links 10 a corner OF
Joseph Grifiith, and thence along his land
south Vt degrees east IL chains and 81 links
TO stone; thence by the same south ga,
degrees east 81 chains and twenty-five link
10 a stone on the south side of the road
leadlng TO Shakspears mill; thence by
sald road south 81 degrees east II chains
and 10 links to stone and corner of Thos
Bradley's land thence by his land north
degrees west 43 chains and Al links to
Polht on the north bank of ditch thence
by said ditch North 10 degrees west 3 chains
ana l6 Inks to point on said ditch and
corner fot said Bradley thence north 13h
degrees east 10 chains and twenty-five link,
70 stone thence north 8Gk degrees eas
NV w. ShalhS anu 10 Inks 10 stone thence
north "a degrees east five chains and 81
INKS to stone in line of VIM. Motherall',
land (now Homewood); thence b, sait
Homewood and land now of Joseph Grif
fifth north 81 degrees west fifty-three cha M
and n links to the place of beginning, con
tanning one hundred and sixty-five acres o
land by survey, be the same more or less
Book Y, vol. 6, page 1872, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as tn
property of William ID. Cornog and Sail,
L COrnOg, his wife. and L. t. and In h
| sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
| Sheritf's Office, New Castle,
Oct. 18th, AID. 1877. oct3O-3taw /
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OHERIFF's SALE.
~ BY virtue of writ of Ais, Leyari Fa-
ciaS, to me directed. will be exposed 70
Public Sale, at the
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10TH lVlDEND.-The Directors Oh
llO tn 1lstitution have this day de
ciared .iend Of three per cent on The
eapital s of this Bank for the last six
months bile to the stockholders or
their lega resentatives on or after the
10Th INST of all taxes,
By or w. M BELL Cashier.
Bank OF ia, Nov LIST 1ST7 nov9a1pat
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-, AHER4FFS SALES.

CHERIFF,S SALE,
- BY virtue OF a writ OF LeyarI r.
cias to me directed will be exposed to Publi-
sale. .at the NJ VAFf III "
HoTEG OF ALExANDERs AkWhLL,
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e,,---,l.,- ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheritf7s office, New Castle,)
October 23d. 1877
AS the above property will be sold on the
day named, and Is very valuable, have
thought it advisable TO extend cordial in.
yitation to my friends generally to attend
Ihe sale. GEO. w. KARSNER.
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CITY NOTES.

The daily circula lou OF the HERALD Is
not 1Oo, 600, pnt it is 1apidly Increasing
The names of new subscribers are daily
added to the HERALD's list, proving that
It's popularity is growing.
Local advertisers should remember that
the HERALD is taken and read by all the
people from the country, aud is to them a
directory in making their purchases.
Yesterday being the fist Friday OF news
moon, superstitions maids and matrons, OF
as they are properly called, the weaker
SEX" clipped their hair, expecting 1t to 'e-
come longer and thicker thereby we So"
s, u of the " Cunes" with her back against
8 sewing- mac..re cutting of about one
jyeo ,e her brown locks.
Nsgars. Collins :. K ,nnedy, the contract
ors of tLe Cool spl LOT -oir, will COM
ence work on the -,orth h's'' L sionday
uaxt. The tta.4s tl nr '-s VIII De IRON
philalelglta,
The gold watch ON Captain
Joseph Richard aaa --sr ed in Phila-
delphia.
The schooner LyoEoat 2t &aw fnsk, Is
IN for repair It Ha.4a4 el ito.ii7S 7Na.
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Babies should be too highly priced to per-
nit Them to suffer with Collie, Flatulence,
etc when Dr. BULBS Baby Syrup will at
once relieve them. Price 25 CTS. bottle
LOOK OUT For CHEAP SHoEs-At M
Clapoy's, 5O4 West Second street, two doors
ron Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place in She city Shoes either ready-made
for made to order.
The beauty of the lanies of Baltimore has
become the standard of comparison the
world over. They maintain that peculiar
c,earness and richness of complexion by the
occasional use (as required) Of DR., Bull's
ood Mix ure.
II am going to Chadwick's Ice Cream
Garden and Museum, Tonight" "Why
what are you going there for, Rosy p
| "There will be full orchestra of musi
! yhere again; spent pleasant evening
there, last Saturday. 1t was crowded will
persons from all parts of the city. Dom
all to be there.".
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WHO HE Iss

Dr.. Clayton Cowgirl, the Treasurer OF
Florida, is now residing at Dover, MS o'o
home. TIE s'Every Evening and CONNER
cial'' has asked who be ls9 He has always
haen q resident of Dover until he moved to
Florida, and although unknown IN state
no,i,ics. he has been somewhat prominent
ia those Of Kent county. First as whle'
then as one of what was known In our
State As the "People's Party" and then as q
Rennblican. He is the son of Daniel cow
oil. and old whig Ken. county politician.
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TNOR SALE.--on the South SID, prlch
L houses, containing b rooms. EACH WIZ
ne sold on reasOnaF hhA''"
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DenftS1ry.

DR.. J. W. stougbton & Bro, No. 1117
Wine street, Philadelphia, excel all otberr
for their neatness, durability, cheapness
and dispatch OF their work. Beautiful gum
enamelled teeth, full sets, equal to any $25
set made elsewhere, for $l0,. Filling, Il
c,s. to 81. Teeth extracted without pain
Don't forget the Name nor the factthat this
ls the best place in the city for Dentistry.
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lCt CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the well known and popular dealer
In ice cream. confectionery, cak es ami
fruits, now AZ his accustomed ali IN the
new Se .nnd Street NJ rkeI House VIII. re
he will dispense these luxuries curing the
hot season. " iLh his usual urbaniLy and
Well known pOlitebess and cheery 20 ID hu
NOR, he wiilserve ali his customer, prompt
Of life by doing the aquare thing tL all his
fellow men He will also supply parties
and PIC nics with ic. cream, and orders can
be left eit',er atais stall or at ais bousn
northt asst corner of ST. Ath and Orange streee,
Mayl6 6m ts
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PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.


Three men answering to the names OF
John Dousher,y Harry Wilkes and ssmusl
Black appeared before Alderman Carpen-
Ter at the Central station yesterday morn"
ing charged with stealing thirty-nine co ''s
from the store of Mr.. spei'z, of l244k
South street. The prisoners were committed
for trial.
Sarah Jane Foster, q colored child, aged
eleven years, and formerly living with a
amry in Wilmington, has disappeared
from her home ip this city.
The theatres are all undergoing repairs
previous to opening for the Fall and Winter
season. The Academy Of Music is being
rendered "freproof," or as much so as
possible.
handsome new curtain representing
"shskspeare at the Court of Queen Eliza
BETH" is being painted for the Walnut bY
Mr.. Matthew Morgan.
simpsons Museum closes Tonight:
The display of black berries at the Perma-
uent Exhibition, closes to-day. The fruit
attracted nucn attention, being very fine,
nd was gathered from di erent stations
along the Camden and Atlantic R.R.
The new building for the shackamsxon
National Bank, at the northern corner OF
Frankford avenue and Norris street, Will De
commenced in u few days.
Two car drivers of the Lombard and
:ou,h Streets P. R. W., were arresteo
Yesterday and fned each in $40 Tor WORK
.np horses debilitated and untt for use.
John McKeever agea twelve years, and
residing at No. 1929 South Tenth street, has
-een missing since last Thursday.
THURSDAYS storm lasted from IL Pm
until O'Clock the following morning, doing
considerable damage to property. particu-
lar,y in the northeastern part OF the cl'y
One butcher had eighteen sheep drowned
nd anot her lost eighteen hogs. The food
,np ct mill cellars causes great losses tt
,uspufsc urcrs, by damaging goods an
'nsch!nery.
TIE match factory owned by the Swift q
Courtney and Brecner Company, at SlF
s,rth Fourth street, WAS damaged by rr'
on Thursdey evening, to tae amount O
about $45, ,O0O. No insurance.
Mr. stephen Long fellow, of st. Louis
uepbew of Henry Longfellow, the poet, ha
| recently invented ships compass ae
signed 10 overcome variations OF vhe neeol'
| ue to local causes, such as the use OF 'r'l
N construction or .he carrying OF larg
:, sss.s of iron as cargo. Mr.. Longfellov
| was in the merchant service and ID tue nav!
or nacy years. and this compass is the re
ult of lo2g study OF the suhjrct. One o
these compasses is being made for MI
Longfellow by an optician Of Philadelphia
aud experiments have been tried with mos
satisfactory results.
A man giving the name Of Jacob Shall
cross was arrested on Thursday, for obtair
ing money under false pre- ence. de wer
70 the store of Rockbill & Wilson, on Cbes
ru1 street, representing himself to be tf
on OF Gov rDor Cochran, OF Delaware, sal
hat be had betn robbed, and wanted nom
| to usa until he could hear from home.
was accommodated with the money al
also with suit of clothes.
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ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
DC Moulton, Providence
H G Emerson, New YORK
Dungee. Phiia
j Warner, Keys Corner, Mo
8 C Meale, Alexandria
Mrs " N Porter, Brooklyn
&C Vattou,
Miss P Tounger,
Miss Clara Doyle,
DELAWARE HOUSE
GH Robineite, City
A. Arops, New York.
F. Il. Pr-n'iss, New York.
&C Hardy, Wa'how, Mass
Fred'k Thompson, Wathow, Mass
H Simpson, Phila
Char rs A Beaver, New York
Fl G Finley,
Geo c Banker,
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11OR RENT - Handsomely furnished
r. oms with or without board. Location
central Address, o,D,c,,
jyli-.f HE6Aho UT lCC'
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

THOR RENT-A two-stOry dwelling. SZz
wollastOu street. inquire al si7 WASH
ington street. Juno ~
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HERALD NCJt

HERALD NGYt.
The inaugural neeun9 of the Iron City
Jockey Club, of Pittsburgh, came Oh on
Tuesday, at Friendship Park, in that city
The first race was mile dash, aud won o.
Patriot III 1:47H. Invoice won the @1l mil
race in 4:15A, and the mile and half nur
die race was Won by Cnlpepper in @:59
At enhance was good and betting heavy.
The seventeenth annual meeting OF the
National Educational Association VIII OF
held in Louisville, KY, on the l4th' 10th
and 16 h of August.
The New York, and Manhattan Beach and
the New York, Bay Ridge and Jamaica
Railroad was formally opened Wednesday
4 man named Leopold Emmanuel Dink"
enspichler committed suicide, by takiDs
Paris Green, on the 10th inst, in New York
City.
Hog cholera is prevailing in portions OF
the South.
A Cincinnati dispatch says Edgar
!, g,anson, prominent Isrfelite of that city,
.tqs been offered the best rooms at lh'
G md Union Hotel at Saratoga.
The midsummer number OF the Nursery
vll, we think, come lis brrath Of tt,
eco, salt sea air TO many Of its readers. See
lie ~iug OF 81 Day At the Beach" ano
Jane Oi!vrr's ipt"restiIg account OF i.
"Kia. Oraxe' will much amnso iose little
ones in search Of fun. 30 they know any
"k.ng Ira le" among their acquaintance
nTne Poor Mans Well is not only COED
st~ry, hut true one. "Making Cbeeses. "
"The Blacks,n,th's Song" and "Great l
and Llt,le 7ou," are all capital piece.
capi,ally illustrated. We have not IN, n
toned even half the good things in ;h'
number. You must nunt Tor them your
self.
Chicago estimates that she has $1,000
idle orkmen.
Twenry-one States will hold elections ir
the fall.
Matches, Miss, prltts Daily Telephone
Mr. Junius l.. CIemmops, OF Louisville
Kv., has written letter to the Kaleiel
N ws, showing that he is the true ant
original ipven' er OF the telegraph, aud ma
bis ideas and bis drawings were stolen h,
his lartner. Mr.. Cemmons wrote eimi
lar letter to the editor of the SoutheI
Home six or eight years ago.
Newport has among her summer guest
both the richest single and the richest NAL
ried lady in the countryside former, Mif
Wolfe, Of New York, who is taxed fo
$10,0O0,0OO. and the latter, the wife of Pro
fessor Gamwell, of Brown University, an
daughter of the late Mr.. Ives, of Prov
dence.
The large sawmili of McCleery, Newhar
g. Co, at Mill on, Pa, was en- irely destl oy+
by fire on the 18Th inst. Loss, $50, ,OOU. Ii
surance, So 900.
Another Child Injured While Playin
With Revolver.-A little son of Off1c
Kaltenbaugh, Of the Allegheny, Pa po
force, while toying with revolver, Mond,
evening, was acci ienrally shot in the kne
where the ball is still lodged.
Shortly before i've O'Clock last Tuesd
t.'shr the most costly confagration that b
l4ited PittsDurgi for several years bro
rut lc A. iAaitu ,eo 4 Co.'s machine sbo,
Ii, al loss is ,7:i'"aiAd at 500, 900,
wbi h ."e"e is a ISu1~Ace Of &CG 81
aartiv in foreign nd h"r~ -panlAs 0
Apnuroo A.a bag, p. an thrown O
of employ en5
A carload o7 eyIt left Baltime
for Chica. r, CAV Ia D,r, , work ii
'coal yard T., 'i,e a.t~~ place
= a" Ea. ,@aG wcr" lady v, ed
Asia, ,oV n"~, gnc Gar & & ~ to T
noys "--a nov i~.>,
Z 4
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BOARDING.

board for H2 per
Is wee I, at 3O6 Shipley street. B
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FOUND.
W WANTS.

VlT.kTED-AG g WnCOpk. AfrE1 !
w TIE Dslaw are House, 5l3 Mrrket 1t.
jy-O-tf
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NOR sALE.-Three flve-reomed brick
houses on the South side. with fine
Yards. Enquire OF j. X. ABCo''k,
mhl9 s w. cor. second and Markefsf
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NOTICES..
TT ABRAHAM n . Rt-nPENED 49, is
f. shoe st re, West 4th st. jy,9-6t~a

H1OJ lCh-I HEkE,Y CAUTION III T.
Y pubic not t" trust any one Oh m nc
ovunt MS | w,ll pay no o lis un less GonG'nc'-
ed nv mvself THOMAS DOaNkLLY.
jy2 -lW*
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T1OR SA E.-A three stor, brick house
No. 403 East hird street. cheap, Win
immediate po sesA lou. Addf' ss
Philadelphia
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NTOTICE.-R. Messlck. having removed
~ from his old stand, Fift" and XII ~
streets to sails Hos 46 and 4s Sec"no
street Market Honsa would inform discus
ON RS that he is r. ad, to suppl thin W.T.,
'he very best fresh butter from Bradfort
county dari@s wholesale and et.1l Also
eyps a,,i cheese as "hca, as the CHEAPEST
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"sweet Forget Mo Not

I " w. JONES, sancy oyers ~
u Street, Branch Office corner NJ
Vine SIreetr, Philad' lpnia. ,al
Gpntlaman's Garments OF every
ZION Dyed or Cleansed k1d 9h9e''
trs and Gloves dyed or Cleanseo'
smh".
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-22

Deadwood Pioneer; Al u meeting Of the
Black Hills Coal and Fire Clay mining
company held at D. S Millcr's store, on
Sherman street, the following officers were
elected: ID. G. Talent President; d. S.
Miller, Secretary Robert e. Chew, treas
urcr. 1t is the intention Of the company to
develop their mines az quickly as possible,
and get out, at least, 1000 tons of coal be-
fore winter. The recently tested in the
mills at Central City gave universal satif-
faction.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-22

w siioliu ....-..-
the winter winds blow cold and drear we
vags should pity the poor fellows in India
who are having red hot weather"
a sixth is recorded -
"Poitcness costs nothing, but it is not ex-
pected that you will wake a man up at mid
night to ask permission to go through his
hen house. 1t is more courteous to let him
enjoy his needed repose."
The seventh and last was noted down as
follows =
"When you pick up an apple core DO not
find fault because it is not the apple itself,
but be satisfied with the grade Of decent.
DO not be ashamed of your occupation.
We cannot all be lords, nor can we all be
vagrants. AS ! cannot be lord l should
not lament at being a vagrant. Be truthful
and ou:spoken. That is, tell 'cm you are a
Chicago fire sufferer. Keep season able
hours or some other vag will sc, your plank
first. BE hopeful, cheerful and good na,ured
Growing won't cure sore heel"