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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
ITEMS.

Augusta, Ga, has cotton tie manufac.
tory.
New York's last state fair only paid ex.
penses.
Real estate slowly begins to lift its pros
trate form.
Electric lights have become quite plenty
in Paris.
:, ,Ss;l 2pai!s were never p'entier on 1ndiana's
A japanese Wild dog has been received at
the London Zoo.
Caramel and coffee ice creams are two
new brands thereof.
With better times, the prospects are for
gay social season.
Boys under sixteen caught smoking in
Coblentz are arrested.
Just before cold snap the sparrows utter
anxious little cries.
Two negro girls in Early, Ca, held a
playmate under water for fun until life was
extinct.
Senator Sargent and Congressman Page
have renewed their suits for libel against
the San Francisco Chronicle.
Professor james E. Mordock has been ap-
pointed head of the department. of elocution
at the Cincinnati College o music.
The British consul at Pekin puts the
deaths from famine in China a. 1000, OO0
The province of Shansi alone lost 100000
Bismarck is sober, solemn man like
the late Senator Morton as he app+ ared
when he approached the Louisiana question.
Emperors are nervous nowadays. A man
was arrested in Viennr for attempting to
throw harmless bundleeinto the imperial
carriage.
have somewhere pawned my wedding
ring for drink" is an advertisement in a
German newspaper. "The holder will
please send me his address.
John Silk of Boston assaulted lame
man, euppoaing that there would be no re-
sistance; but he received q probably fatal
blow on the head from the cripple's crutch
The southern Cheyenne Indians complain
that they are starved by the agents. We'll
then, why under the sun don't they eat the
agents? Nobody would care for that.
Hampton is making al active canvass in
South Carolina, and it is getting to be about
as exciting to hold a Republican
meeting in that state as it is to kick over a
| bee hive.
The government Of Turkey finds itsel
head over heels in debt, with its annual ex.
penses steadily outvoting its revenue on a
joint ballot, for all the world like the junior
clerk in his first year.
The total number Of inhabitants Of the
globe is set down at l, ,4S9, las, 800, and GU,
of all these millions on y seven voted fol
Sammy lilden for president on the fna
ballot.
The Cinnamon of San Francisco ar,
again endeavoring to stop the cutting off o
queues in the prisons Of that city. A tes'
case is being made of Chinese prisoners
suit against the sheriff for $4,000 dam
ages
"Can storied urn and animated bust !
asks the poet We don't. know anythinl
about the urn, but the animated bust
usually holds high carnival throughout thu
country during the entire political cam
paign. Office hours, 10 80 p. M. 10 2:l5 a
IN. Don't knock; push.
When Barnum was in England an enthu
siastic admirer of English eloquence ssit
that if he would take Spurgeon to Americ
he would make the greatest hit Of his life
"Pshaw," exclsimed the Snowman, "Spur
eeon would be q dead failure over there
We have dozen preachers who are NOR
eloquent than he !"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
FOREIGN.
EXPELLED FROM THEIR HOMES,

EXPELLED FROM THEIR HOMES.
Copenhagen, Oct. l0.-In Fol Ke,hine
yesterday the minister Of foreign affairs, in
reply to Deputy Berg, admitted the painful
Circumstance that natives of Scleswig TEN.
porari'y revisitiug their homes, had been
expelled. All representations made ia
Berlin had failed to remedy this hardship
The Prussian government had, however
IN some Instances granted permits.
GONE UNDER.
London, Oct. l9.James Savers & Co.,
of Liverpool, have suspended. The firm
has branches in Valparaiso. Lima and
Arequipa.
RATES ADVANCED.
Brussels, Oct. -19.-Ths National bank o
Belgium has raised It's discount rate from
81 to 4} per cent.
ANTI-sOCIAL1sr BILL PASSED.
Berlin, Oct. 19.-The reichstag has passed
the remaining clauses of the anti.socialis
bill.
THE BUSTED Rank.
London, Oct. 19.-The Times in 6nan
Girl article, commenting on the official repor
of the investigators into the affairs of tn
city Of Glassow bank says that the shar
holders will,now have some light throw
upon the condition of the banks affairs th
the most sombre light. 1t is that the banl
has lost on moderate and probably favora
ble estimate Sc, 200, ,00o. That is most disas
trous statement for the unhappy shareholder
and We need hardly say that = loss Of sue
magnitude could never have fallen on ther
but for the reck less management. beginnin
with deliberate and long continued frau
practiced to hide that mismanagement.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
ROASTED COFFEE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another,,t is GOOD cor
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and 70 meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con.
rad S Co., Chicago, have imported and
rostc6 coffee called
AHKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java OF
any heretofore offered to consumers. II
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods fol
sale, A. alao tho famous
rEERLEss RAKIS. POWDER
made by the same Hrm. Ask him fo
them and obtain tho best goods In III
world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
GRIM E..
WEDDING PARTY po1so

WEDDING PARTY POISONED.
Cincinnati, Oct. 19.-At the wedding sup
per Of Willis Peele and Alice Burdge at
Arcola, Ind, on Thursday night, ten of the
party wers poisoned. some unknown person
having put atrychnine in the food. Chas.
White, john White and d. Burdge it is
that some one Of Miss Burdc's rejected suit
ors committed the deed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
CHANGE OF BASE.
The Idea OF Another Congressional Elec'
tion In Iowa Abandoned.

Burlington, Ia., Oct. 1.-THE reported
call for a democratic congressional conven.
ton in the first district to nominate can
didate to be voted for in November has not
yet been issued, and the understanding now
10 that no call will be made and no election
held. The great preponderance Of legal
opinion in all parts Of the state is that the
state constitution fixes the date Of election
in October, and that therefore Iowa ia ex-
empt from the United States statute designa.
ting November az the time for all congress.
sional elections. The modified act Of 1875
exempts states whose constitutions fix Other
dates for holding general elections.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
The Long Looked for Frost Fell
in the South last Night.
Aud 4 Decided Abatement Of the
Scourge is Noticeable.
Poisoning Of a Wedding Party in In
diana.
YELLOW FEVER.
AT CAIRO.

AT CAIRO.
Cairo, Ill, Oct. 19.-Two deaths since
last night. No new cases. Frost this
morning. To correct any erroneous i'm
preston which may have gone abroad that
dest,tution exists here, the following has
been requested sent:
Cairo. ILL.,, Oct. 19.-There are no cases
OF destitution except such as can be reliev.
ed by our own people. Should any neces-
sity for outside aid exist it will be made
known though US.
w. q. NORRIS. WM. WILLIAMS,
President. Secretary.
Citizens re ief committee.
RELIEF FROM PARIS,
Paris, O:t. l9.-Minister Noyes has for
warded $4,000 for the relief of yellow feve,
sufferers.
BLESSED FROST
Osika, La, Oct. l9.-Heavy frost here
this morning.
AT BATON ROUGE.
Baton Rouge, Oct. l9.-New cases, 40;
deaths, 4. Light frost this morning
AT MOBILE.
Mobile, Oct. 19.-Up TO noon yesterday
there were IA new cases of fever and three
deaths. Father Morley died at Whistle,
last night Of fever. Frost all along the
NJ. & o. railroad as low down as Manville
The prospects are good for killing fros,
tonight.
AT MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Oct. ia heavy black fros
fell last night. This morning ice one-six
teenth Of an inch thick formed on the poo
beyond the city limits. From ak O'Clock
last night till noon to-day undertaken re
port ten orders for in.erments.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Oct. l9.-Wea.her cleal
and cool. Deaths 25; cases reported, SIS
Total deaths, $500; total cases, 12,237.
ROYAL BENEvoLENCE.
Washington. D. c., Oct l9-Enpero1
William, of Germany, has sent 500 as ,
contribution for the yellow fever sufferers
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
WISE BROTHERS
FALL OPENING.
We have the largest and most complete stock of Clothing
ever offered in the west.
Everybody is invited to examine goods prices

In our Clothing Department may be found the most
tensive lines of MEMS, YOUTHS BOYS SUITS in every
conceivable quality, color and style, at VERY Low
PRICES.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
POLITICAL.
VIEW YORK NOMINATIONS

NEW YORK NOMINATIONS.
New York, Oct. 10.-The republicans
have nominated B. Chittenden for congress
in the third district, and VIM. H. Lyon in
the fourth district. The ereenbackers nom.
mated Geo. Bair in the fifth district and
Maurice Devries inthe sixth.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.

WALL. STREET.
New York, Oct. 10.
Money-G@7c.
Gold--$l .O0!c.
stocks-Stronger and higher.
G0vernents-Strong.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 10.
WHEAr-Qniet; No. 2 red winter,
November, Sl03c.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Firmer western mixed, 44A@
47c.
BARLEY-Steady.
OArs-Steady western mixcd, 26@ 33c.
PoRK-Dull; Ss.55.
LARD-Dull; SGGoc.
WHIsKY-Sl.l9.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. l9.
WHEAr-Firm and shade higher; No.
2 red, s5!c for cash; SEC for November;
No. 2, spring, sOlc for cash; slJc for No.
ovember; 82sc for December.
CoRN-steady; 34sc for cash; SAGE 70,
November.
OATs-Stronger; lsac for cash; l91e
for November.
RYE-424c.
BARLEY-9Sc for cash.
PoRK-Easier; s7.60@765 for cash
81 7.55@7.574c for Novnber; s7.G0 for De
cember.
LARD-Weak S615 for cash; sGl7
@G.20 for December.
WH1sKY-1.O8.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Oct. 10.
WHEAT-3@lc higher hard, Sl.ol
No. l, Sac; No. 2, sole for cash s2c fo
Novemberi SAC for December. No.
694c; No. 4, Gle
CoRN-34lc.
| OATs-lS!c.
| RYE-43c.
| BARLEY-95c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19

A DLER GILMAN. Wines Liquors and
IA TObaccOs. Broadway.
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QRAAlBI.E, MINER 4 co., Wholesale Gro
~ GERS, Forwarding, Storage, and General
Steamboat Agents. Icvec.
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llCRLEIGH w. A. Jr., Dealer III Flour, Grain
- Feed and Provisions. Broadway, Block.
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FREEMAN l. JORDAN, Family Market
- Broadway. (Sticr's old standl
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vsostins is ss,d ey Az Oruaslsss
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
Horrible Tragedy In Tennessee

A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn.
says: "A horrible tragedy orcure
within lhr,r mi ~ u the H+rm tag- al
7o'olock, Wednesday evening. Johl
Cloyi, cplor-t, hal that morning quar-.
relied with aud atally shot Winfield
McWhirt"r in an alteration concern
ing the pi, king Of cotton. Frank War
poo, who was deputiL-d 10 arrest
Cl0vd, summoned DR.. Rayner, Jam $
NcN hirter and John Osborne to assist
him. They went to the house OF John
Williamson, 0olorrd, and found HIM
heavily armed with two pistols and a
gun, and saw two men run from the
house a. they entered, They took
" illiamson into custody aht started
down the turnpike with him, believing
they would overtake C!oyd at Gre"n-
hill a village not far distant. When
in front of DR. John 7. Gleaves's resi-
drnce McWhirter went into it to leayr
gun h. had borrowed, thinking th~
danger had passed McWhirter and
Gleavrs started out to meet the possr,
but as they reached the door a brisk
firing of pistols on the turnpike com
meno-d. When they reached the se'nt
of action Warpool and John Cloyd lay
dead in the road, and DR.. Raymer was
found to bp shot through the arm and
thigh, and dangerously ifnot fatally
wounded. Two mrn who are supposed
to have been with the attacking parry
ran IF. y
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
rsss ssy nss:s.e's'''ees ns"r.


A despatch from Cincinnati, ssys:--
The year old trotting mare known a,
Maud 8. was shipped this afternoon To
William H. Vanderbilt, Of New York,
and her late owner received In return
from the American Express Compan.
rs the agent Of Vanderbilt, s2l 900 In
cash. The mare was bought q year ago
last March from tb. estate OF the LAT.
Capt. Bugher, Of Clifton, for $3.50, BY
Capt. q. N. Stone, q sporting man Of
that city. Stone did not anticipate
much from his purchase, but he knrx
the mares gpod pedigree, and pot her
IN charge Of n trainer. The progress
she made began 10 attract attention
early last summer, and at the reoen,
Lexington races she made the surprs.
lug time for 4 year old off, ~.
Her growing reputation during the
Summer attracted the attention Of Vii
liam II. Vanderbilt, who offered s2l 900
for her in case she BEAT 2.ls. Capt.
Stone promised his trainer 1000 in
CASE she brat that time. On the strength
Of her Lexington feat Capt. Stene tel-.
graphed TO Vanderbilt, and the latter
telsgraphed TO the American Express
Company to pay him the money on the
delivery Of the animal. A great crowd
assembled In the street to-day In the
vicinity Of the express Office when the
delivery was made, aud considerable
enthusiasm was manifested. Cap,
Stone Is confident that the mare will
trot In 2.l3 next season.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
sHERIFF'S sALES.
SHERlFF"S SALE.

SHERlFF's SALE. s.F
BY virtue of writ Of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sIl SHIPLEY ST..
Kept by John J. nougherty, In the CEtl
" Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOV EMBER, A, ID. 1875.
At2 o'clock, y. IN,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
the buildings thereon erected, situate in the
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described
rs follows, 10 wit: Beginning Mt the intersec-
ton OF the nurthery side OF 10th street, with
the nOrthwesterly side OF Railroad Avenue
lat 30 feet wide) thence westerly along said
slde OF 10Th street, 285 feet to stake, thence
norhery parallel with Claymont street by a
new line dividing this from other land OF the
said Evan C. Stotsenburg 23s feet " the south.
westerly sihe Of Nandever Avenue, thence
aloi z the saiu side OF Vandevcr Avenue In a
southeasterly direction 354 feet inches 10 a
stake In the middle OF the Marsh rOad, thence
by said road south II degrees and 80 minutes
west % feet and one halt inch to the north
westerly side Of said Railroad Avenue. thence
thereby southwesterly 100 feet 10 inches o the
place pi beginning. he the c0nte Is thereof
what they may. The Improvements thereon
consist of large brick machine shop for the
manufacture OF bolts, nuts. &C, In the back.
smith shop. engine and holer house office
and sore room attached. together with rail
road Siding, stables, sheds, and other build.
ings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the pO
perty OF Evan G.. Stotsenburg AMI Mary l..
his wife, and Joseph q. Rowland and Susan
his wife. and MahIon Is. Stosenburg and
Ellen j. his wife and t. t. :. and To be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff.
Shrrltt's Office New Castle. tDctDDpr II. 1b7s
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
TlllRD EDITION.
/, For the Republican.
The Increase Of Crlnse.

TIE 1McrcAse Oh Crbuees
MEssRs. EDrroRs - Your editorial on
the "Incr-ase Of Crime" suggests some
vefirctions which may b. profitably in
duired while the matter is fresh in tn.
public mind.
The causes contributing 10 this sad
statr--if it is really so--are neither
strange nor remote, but are natural and
at hand.
!. The first Of these is the fearful de-
bsuchery Of the public conscience by
the long, Gark and horrible reign o
slavery, which like huge serpent Ell.
circled in its fatal coil our btlOved
country ami sought to crush its liberl J
in the interests OF drspotism compar'
ed with which Pagan Remanism IL
divine and heavenly. A scared con
science is not good foundation upoI
which to build high moral char ct r
2. The method of destroying slavery
though the only available ons--wa,
by no means calculated 10 promote ma
tional virtue and integrity.
War, although a Necessity, and right.
eous In its oblscs and aims, ~
ppcially civil waits always an IN,
mediate evil-th- fearful train of which
Inevitably foil ws In its wake. As a
nation We sowed the dragon 9 teeth and
are now r-aping the unsavory fruit
During the prevalence Of our civil
strife, the land was flooded With a v.
cioas misunderstanding . prosperity J
as ephemeral as it has proven tn bt
cQrrup,ing;. and. o. consequence
such poverty and suffering a. has ntv.
or before been experienced by peopl.
like the Americans The poverty IN
this instance, is tn. least to u. de-,
plored; the loss Of honor and truth, OF,
the part of our leaders --ot confdenc,
and courage on the part OF the masses :,
fills the cup of our humiliation with
shame and sorrow. PAGING .
3. The Pres whose inhurne. was
increased thousand iold by the r.
bellion, lis, upon the whole not au un
mixed good. lndred much Of our want
ot honesty ts attributable to its v-nali
ty yland want Of patriotism. 1t should
he the constant incorIuptiile guardian
of the public veal, instead OF this, We
deeply regret 10 say, its betrayal oi
right aud championship of wrong-ha.
been open, hagrant and shameless. w q
che~riully admit the exceptions To this
rule; but the RIGHTEOUSNESS OF thr
American press Is conspicuous, persist
ent and too often utterly malignant. 1t
sl-.rs at every thing like the love ri
virtue and religion for themselves alone
and often spreads and detrrds not only
the. gr'~sest immortality but the bald
est ,inidelity and atheism as well, yet
wit all our soul we are in favor Of Il
ffae~ Press.
a This state Of things has brought
about an emasculated gospel, and our
pulpits not aim to attract the people
rather than to please God. Ministers
of religion have in by far too many it,
sta rcts deg-nerated into mere echoes
puplic opinion, and these faithl~ss
guardians OF an infinite trust ar. like
the prophets Of Bail, the ones whom
the people seek after. But, as this
paper is long enough Of this and other
points, more anon. j. b. MANN.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
A Stylish beggar.

A woman giving the name of Mrs.
Caroline ;. Wilson WAS arrested in
Ellzab beth. N. J ,, on Tuesday, on suspi.
Gipn Of being an impostOr. She Travelled
in style, spending from sj to 80 daN
for hack hire, and was engaged in So.
Letting cash subscriptions for several
charitable enterprises, which 1t IL suS,
picionrd she appropriated for her own
benefit. sac showed letters o. recon.
lneIiAatipn braring what purpOrt-d t"
BE- the signatures Of prominent III ii ~
different sections Of the country. In
her baggage paper, ""r" found SNOW
ing that Mrs. Wilson las been travelling
around in this style 5uic ting Al"
since ls7l Among urr letters, whlrI
are thou Ia 10 he Iur4rIir>. j. one b'a.'
ing William Cut,en Bryant. signature
The woman Is hriu.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
t1ssn ysAs.asys ne aAisss.l
THE ssa BANK sUsaIAsy.

The Police kWeoRe1y - Foo1t-A
ReWava 10 he ONevsa-An Uasae.
eessswl search for she sselen ~.
cur1tles.
II becomes more and more evident
every day that the police have been
completely outwittsd by the Manhat.
tan Savings Institution burglary. Sup
erintendent Walling Acknowledge
that nothing whatever Of value has
been discovered, and ha positively de-
mics Capt Williams story that Parrell's
arrest was due TO the burglary. TIL.
bank Directors are becoming uneasy At
the ill-success Of the police and author
ICED the offering Of a reward for the r.
turn OF the securities. No further lssses
to special dspositors have been discov-
ed. There was no excitement around
the building. yesterday, and only n few
additional notices Of withdrawal under
the go day rule was received.
Capt. Byrnss sorrowfnlly confessed
the failure Of his expedition ofTu.sday
night, and the other Police officials
agree unanimously In saying that there
Is absolutely nothing new In the case.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
For the Republican.

MEssRs. EpIroRs:-ln Wednesday, =
issne Of your paper We Sc. stated til,
loss of several valuable horse from
lock jaw with various reasons assigned.
We think the more probable cause IL
the tampering with horses feet when
shoeing. The general practic. Of clean
ing out the frog and thereby injurinR
the coffin bone around which the mus
Gle works that moves the leg We think
Is really the cause of lock jaw. Leave
word with the black smith TO let th.
frog alone and not make quite so clean
a job Of it, and lssvein the boofa little
bone and muscle to keep the roof moist
and prevent cracking. The cheek rein
paralyzes the muscles Of the face and
h, lps on with the cruelty practiced
against the faithful creatures who
make so much Of our money. 4. W.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
Salts Against M. Ttlden.

A dispatch from Pittsburg, Oct. 80
says; In the United States Circui,
Court, before Commissioner Gamble. tn,
case Of the United States against Sam
uel J. TiIdsn, Of Nsw York vas reached
this afternoon. A number Of railroad
officials had been subpoensd 10 testify
In regard t. Mr.. Tilden's income from
railroads In this vicinity. The only
witness examined to-day was W. V. N.
Hutchinson, secretary and treasurer OF
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railway, Who testified that between
the years 1851 and 1872, ESQ, ,0Oo
had be-n paid Mr.. Tild.n for
professional services rendered in
that time. He also testified that Mr..
Tilden had. from time tn tins, sent
different sums Of money here to BE- in.
vested in railroad enterprises, and tha,
dividends had been sent him from that
city. The amounts Of investments and
dividends could not be definitely stated
without reference to the books. At tn.
conclusion of Mr.. Hutchinson's testi.
mony the case was adjourned until
morning.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
GrayOn Photographs.

Probably the tn~,t picture. eve
show" IN THIS city may uoo b. cen il
Berchrrs Show Winnow. Ihe like
nesSrs ar" splendid ant a.l Diges car
look with ,oy to see r"ll ,,ayon work.
Br sur' yoll see them. $50 for two
months h" will reduce t,~ price OF t =
Cabinet sue Photographs. FguIer
ihr-r dollars, Vignetts four J"llars to'
full dozen. Now is the tiyt" to get
vour picture taken At 3Oj Market street
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
FOURTH EDITION.
E0aEI0N sOrEs.

LoxDoH. October Sl.--Mr. 3ladstons
opposes the war policy Of the British
government towards Afghsnistan.
The native princes Of India are en-
Enthusiastically loyal and warlike.
England will recommend mediation
on the Greco Turkish frontier ques-
tiOn.
Count Andrassy has the majority In
botn the Austrian and Hungarian del
.gations.
An attempt to modify the German
tariff in protectionist sense will pro-
baby be made next year.
The British revenue cutter Fanny
has been sunk by collision with the
steamship Halveiia. Seventeen lives
were lost. The eruption Of Vesuvius
has recommended.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01

NOR SALE.--l0- horse power Steam Saw,
Il blaming and Bark Mills, Store. and In,
proved FARM Of l50 acres. Best stand in
delaware, At railroad station. Great bar
gain. Easy terms NICHOLSON n son
239 ). Sixth ST., Phila. Oct3l-4tw
T OSp ~, pair of Hand Shears and Ham
IL mer were lost on Seventh street, be-
tween Jefferson and Washington, on Thurs
day morning. The finder viii be suitably re-
wardcd on leaving the same at Ill W. Sth st.
TOR SALE.-Small Confectionery Store
for sale. and house for rent cheap. A
good chance Tor live man. Apply to"H,
this Office .,,.. nyl.lts