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They All Knew 1t.

Memphis Is full of visitors. There are now
here young men from all the towns within a
hundred miles of Memphis. Many of them
are to take part in the military display at the
LAYING of the cornerstone. Nearly all these
gentlemen knew before coming here that Sol
Coleman's was the place to buy cigars. His
famous brands have become known far and
wide, and his reputation as wholesale dealer
is attracting great many orders from the
country,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BURNETr's COCAINE removes dandruff.
DIR. A. L. KrMBRo, office southeast corner
Main and Union streets.
BANJO and guitar taught by John I. Rut-
ledge. Leave orders at Hollenberg's.
NOTHING else will effect 4 cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
lNvALIDs requiring a stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-o1 should pur-
chase Green Brier.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and is extra strength. For
sale oy MADDEN 6 AVERY.
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When you have the blues? Your liver is
torpid. Take some Of the genuine DR.. G.
M'Lane's celebrated liver pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
None genuine without their signature. Look
for it on every wrapper, the market is flooded
with limitations of the name M Lane spelled
differently, but having same pronunciation.
For fever and ague, headache, or as a simple
purgative they have no equal. Ask your
druggist for them.
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EO!
Behold q new thingi

Behold new thingi
Yet only comparatively new,
For its merit has been recognized
Throughout the civilized world.
The highest and only medals
of merit were awarded to
The manufacture, both at
The Centennial and the Paris
Expeditions, by medical juries.
Humbugs are advertised;
So are useful articles.
This is truly one of the latter.
BensOn's capcln9 porous plaster
Is a simple but wonderful remedy.
1t contains new elements which
Make 1t far superior to the common,
SloW-actiDg porous plaster. 1t acts
Quicker and more powerfully relieves
Pain almost at once. Try It for
lameness and weakness of the back or mus
Giles, for rheumatism, for coughs and weak
lungs, for kidney disease, spinal complaints,
or any local ache or pain. You will not re-
gret It, Do not allow yourself to be per-
suaded to take common porous plaster in
place of Benson capcine porous plaster. All
others are very inferior to 1t. Sold by all
druppists Price 25 cents.
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Clothing for the People

If you want to purchase clothing for men
or boys at very low rate, YOU must visit the
clearinghouse of r. N. Drake & Co., 271
Main street. Their line of clothing COM
prises everything known to the trade-goods
selected to suit this southern climate. Suits
of clothing are made speciality, and can be
purchased at astonishingly low prices. In
the furnishing goods and underwear depart
ments the stock ia very large and contains
everything that can be called for by the
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XRENTER, HERZOG & co.

Invite the attention and inspection of visitors
and citizens to their
Excellent Selections and Great Bargains.
Brazilian Fayals.
Leghorns. at Soc.
Lawns, &c.
Ribbons, 5, 61S. TX, 10, 1910, worth
twice the money.
Trimmed Hats largest assortment and
lowest prices in the city.
Grenadines.
Buntings.
Parasols.
Lace Mitts.
ALL AT BARGAINS
KREMER, HERZOG & co.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Court. e. r. Ray, Judge
Calendar for Wednesday: "a, Andrew Stue-
art; 147. Charles Duncan; 81, 80, 80, "a, 35,
Sc, 81, So, 80, 40. Al, VIM. J. Berton; 25, 35,
John Burgett; 81, Albert Dodge; Sc, 147.
VIM. Parker and Burt Overton; 95, William
Looney; 80, John Redmond; so, Chas. Sims,
alias Wallace, Hugh Davis and A. ]. Eos
ter; IS, Isaac Woods. Witnesses must be
in attendance or forfeitures will be taken and
attachments issue.
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Just Received.

NEW TOYS,
NEW DOLLS,
NEW TRAVELLING BASKETS.
Ali goods very low, to save expense of
moving.
viii occupy 80 Main street on and after
July LIST.
SHERWOOD & CO.,
34S Main street, a few doors south Of Union.
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Lookout Mountain for the Summer.

The Natural Bridge house, Lookout Noun.
and chalybeate waters. Fare unsurpassed.
A new bowling-alley and ballroom Just now
completed, swings, croquet grounds; every
thing, in fact, that can contribute to health
and pleasure supplied. Address
A. Il. THOMAS, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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,VOhu Sturla's saloon.

At the corner of Union and Main; is sup
Piled with the best of wines, liquors and ci-
gars, and the barkeepers know how to pre-
pare the most palatable drinks. Remember
the place, 337 Main.
THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tcnic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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HEALTH-the poor mans riches, the rich
man s bliss-is found in Ayers medicines,
after a fruitless search among other remedies.
A word to the wise is sufficient,
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A package of Dukes Durham, containing
ticenty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
CO made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ten cents
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WANTS.

'SETRITING-To do of every KIND. Copying done
W ia neat manner aud we'll punctuated, Let
tes written for those who cannot write on reasona-
hie terms. All correspondence strictly confidential
Inquire as 22l Second stieet.
GTEAM BOILER-Seeond-hand stationary boiler
- IL good order ana cheap. Address
DOCKERI BROS, fernando, Miss.
VAULTS TO CLEAN-At reduced rates Apply
at 46 Madison st. Memphis. JOHN KANE.
CSTrUATIoN As salesman with some rehable
> wholesale house; com mand trade and cotton;
references given and required. Address
BUSlNESS, Town Creek. Ala,
INOLORED WOMAN-TO do general houseWOTk.
- Apply at 90 Union street.
Is JAMES. ROosA & GRAHAM.
"A MAN AND WIFE desire to take charge OF a
n house for some one leaving for the summer
mOnths best OF references given. Call at l75 Lin
den. upstairs
nNE SALESMAN Tor each state. Salary S7t, 20
~ 500 per month and expenses; refer enceS re-
Qured. LA BELLE MFG co Chicago.
DARASOLS-To recover refine or repair. al the
i New York PaIasOl Shop, 1872 Main street, near
Washington. Practical paTasOl makers
HNROTTING STATIONS FOR SEASON OF 1873.
J. - BLUE yiRAss." by Rysdyck HamiltOnian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk.
"COIA JEFFERSON" By Dr. Hers MambTenO
Pstchen; dam, Lady Jefferson. We also have very
large Maltese Jack. We are prepared to Craze
stock. HUGH d. AND JOHN r GREER.
SIX miles southeast of city
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Flexd,s Restaurant.

Prices are moderate. EUerV convenience
Of a first class restaurant. For Jtty cents
you can get good dinner, including ice
cream and desserts.
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No. 80 Nam street, is presided over by P.
L. Mlvelaz, one of the finest cooks in Amer
lea. Everything prepared IN the finest style
and at reasonable prices. The bar is sup
piled with the best of LIQUORS.
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FIOYd'sCandies,
which is the CheaDest

Visitors s0iH find nice rGriety of candle
and me conIectiOns at FLOyd's.
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HenOehsberg's Pictures, Frames, Etc.
Frank SturIa's French Kitchen.

At greatly reduced prices, previous tt
change of firm. NJ. HENOCHsBERG q CO.,
1856 and 3S7 Main street.
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FOE MALE OK LRAsE.

TTNHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
/ SHOP Including large AZ d valuable grounds.
buildings and machinery The tools are gOod and
IN GOOD order. embracing IN TIRE FOUNDRY two Gu
laioes, one lotion Crane, and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing NH etc.
In THE MACHINE SHoP-Two Iron Planers, two
Engine Lathes. two Drill Presses, two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
IN THE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay & Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Lathes one Splitting Saw and Table.
THE MOTIVE POWER is one 2O-hOIse Engine, with
four fluid Boiler. Pumps, Tank, Skating, Hangers
and Pullles complete For price and terms, address
us at Memphis. Tenn J. y. FRANK & co.
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AMU@Em H9NEs.
GyRAND BARBECUE SHELBY co.
~ asRANlaE AANMEE ATIHN.

"" GRANGE ASSOCIATION.
At meeting held By The Shelby County Grange
Association, on Saturday last, 10 was determined 10
have Grand Barbecue at the Old Fair Grounds, on
the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad, on the tn
day OF July next. together with several Trotting
Races. etc.
They offer premium Of S75 for the best 3-mInute
horse; $50 for the best 2:3G horse; and 500 for
best hOrse-free TO all; $40 entrance fee Tor each
trOt; best two I'm three.
S35 premium for the best horse In half-mile
dash: So entrance fee.
Sy5 for fastest PAGER; best two In three; mile
heats So entrance fee. All entries to be closed by
4 O'Clock on the 2Sth inst, at the Peabody Hotel
ny order Of the Executive Committee.
X. ID. GOODWIN.
G. WEATHERFORD.
G. b. FLEECE.
r. IA. MASON.
II. ID. GREER.
Address Executive Committee, care @. Weather
fori Courthouse Memphis.
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Chancery Court-M,DoweI, Judge.


Calendar for Tuesday, June oath: $500
Anderson VS. Larkin; 2101, same vs. Bates;
2303, Selma railroad VS. Bolton; 2306, Russell
VS. Herndon; 230S, Rosignall VS. Mumford
2310, Hillman VS. Cornell; 2311, Adams v:
Wright; 23l2, Shields VS. Wright; 2315
Duke VS. Rodgers; 2318, Pearson VS. Slayan
1921, Bagby VS. Maydwell; 1926. Anderson
VS. Van Brocklin; 1923, same VS. Shelton
1881, Hill VS. Sanderson; 1886, Anderson VS.
Reid; 1889, Anderson VS. Reid; 2339, Onette
vs. Chandler; 2340, Anderson VS. Cummings;
2348, same vs. M 'Cardy; 2349, same VS. Mer-
chants bank; 235l, same VS. NJ 'Kenna; 1852,
same VS. Cook; 1859, May VS. Hill; 1851, haT-
rel VS. Payne; 1855, Preston vs. Shelton
1866, PRESCOTT VS. Stevens; 1857. Brown VS.
Brannin; 1858, Little vs. Bates; 237l, Ashby
vs. Test; 1878, Prestidge VS. Dickinson; 1916,
Moreland VS. Greenlaw; 1887, Anderson VS.
Todd; 1896, Brown VS. Cooper; 1896, Healey
VS. Goodwin; 1898, Anderson va Dowdy;
1899, same VS. Grace; 2402, Bierce VS. Hell
man; 24lI, Dunscomb VS. Caruthers; 2414,
Dickens VS. Neal; 2422, Goodyear VS. Cobb;
2424, Mahoney VS. Walsh; 2430, Street VS.
Homer; 2447, Kehoe VS. Elliott; 2449, Zent
VS. M'Mlllan; 2456, Edmonds VS. Harris; 2461,
M'Clelland VS. Sigler; 2465, Flaherty VS. Gala
nan; 2475, Mahoney VS. Hendrix; 2477,
2479, Hatcher VS. Myers; 24S1, Stab VS. Irby;
2483, Berton VS. Radford; 2486, Goodwin VS.
Beatty.
Circuit COurt-ROn. j. O. Pierce. Judge.
Calendar for to-day: 6007, 5000, COLL,
6012, 60l3, COLA, GOLF, 6035, 6037. 6O55,
6O56, 6058, 6059, 6062, continued over from
yesterdays calendar; 6066, Graham vs. Wan
namaker & Brown; 6067, flanagan vs. Keith
6O68, Reed VS. SAINT; 5000, HOllenberg VS.
lahan; 607l, Smith VS. Haidin; 6076, Wat
kins VS. Purcell; 6077, Pfemfert & Co. VS.
Warden; 6078, Hearn VS. Glass; $3.50, Strange
VS. Rogerson; 6083, Conway, agent, VS. Lem
mon; 1854, Walsh vs. Gavin; 6085, Treze-
want vs. Brown; $685., Jefferson VS. Tucker
6087, Jefferson vs. Tucker; 6092, Factors
warehouse VS. Ewell; 6093, Whitman VS. Co
hen; e094, Neel VS. Truehart; 1904, Dunn VS.
Ledger; 6O98, Walker VS. Gavin; 5000, Zsnt,
administrator. vs. Bucknell; 6100, Gilbert VS.
Cook; 610S, Frazer vs. Mallory; 6109, Meyer
& Guy VS. M'Dougal& Co.; CLIO, Rowlet VS.
Roper; CLIP, Morgan VS. Trowbridge; CHA,
Busby & Co. VS. Stratton & Co.; GIG, Wong
VS. Sing; GIG, Ousterb0ut VS. Carmile; 6l20,
Cardozo VS. WATSON; 6123, Becker VS. Rayner;
6I25, Yeatman & Co. VS. Robinson: 6126,
Baxter & Co. VS. Twohig and wife; 6127, Ma
hony VS. Memphis and Vicksburg packet COM
pany; 6128, Epperson i Bros. VS. Arbuckle &
Tucker; 6130, Sanders vs. Rambaut; 6131,
Willis VS. Willis; 6132, Willard VS. Willard
6133, Kyle VS. Kyle; 6134, Woods VS. Woods;
6I35, Ladell VS. Ladell; 6136, Thompson VS.
Thompson; 3137, Butler VS. Butler; 6138,
Louder VS. Louder; 6l39, Jones VS. Jones; GAO,
Oates & Williams VS. Rosco
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iseIss ~ ANa BOAKE.

GUNNER BOARD, 33 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW
- York. Cool looms; superior board; $40 weekly;
- dallg.
DALEY SPRINGS Those desiTIng summer board
ID at reasonable rates. In a healthy location, con-
Yenient to the city with abundance OF amUsements,
and ever facility OF communication and travel and
absolute exemption from epidemic diseases, should
correspond with ELLIS CO.. Bailey Springs. Ala
TT1o PARTIES VISITING NHW YORK, WHO
L desire 70 avoid the hustle of hotel life and ar
the same time consult economy, Will find superior
accommodation at the spacious premises, 106 and
10S East 2d street delightfully."- situated one block
from Madison Square and Fifth Av Hotel and with
IN walking distance of all the principal theaters
and stores; references exchanged.
DESIRABLE ROOM-Wlth board, at
L. ~ COURT STREET.
n ERTLEMAN AND WIFE-Or two gentlemen
NJ can get beautiful, unfinished room and good
board with private family, in pleasant locality,
convenient TO street cars, at SI6 ueF month.
Address W. z. r., Appeal Office.
TOOARDER5-A lew gentlemen day-bOardeFs at
j e6 Union street. Terms moderate.
IO0OMS-DesiTable rooms and good board at
LII 90 JEFFERSON STREET.
ROOM9- SUIT of front rooms, with board, al 4
Ii Court street. Day bearders wanted.
lNIRST-CLASS rooms, WITH or without board.
II Terms very moderate. No "a Mulberry.
M
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FOB RENT.

nWELLINGHOUSE-C Corner Greenlaw and Sew
j. enth streets, Chelsea; good water, nice font
yard, and convenient to stTeet-caTs.
A. ID. GWYHNE, 1853 Front street.
OFFICE recently occupied by Memphis Water Co
~ 264 Second street.
Cole q Co.'s old stand, 1872 Second street; posses
sion given st OF August.
I'd Sd and 4th floors over 26q-26qI5 Main street
5tOreh uses In Jefferson Block.
Rooms and offices over Porter, Taylor i Co.'s BOO
Front street.
Old Exposition Building
400 acres wellim 2rOved land Raleigh road With
in miles or the city. from LIST January, 1890
Desirable lots in any part or the city; Will give long
leases 70 parties wishing to build
JOHN OVERTON, JR
Apply to C. N. GROSVENOR,
264 Second street
HIR0DE PLACE-TO frst-class tenant the beau
~ tiiul and lew CiroGe Place (mOdern), No. 2S9
Cynthia street, between Vance and Linden.
W. 4 WHEATLEl, 2SI Main.
DEDKUOM- Win furniture for SAFE, corner MaiT
ID and Madison. over Louisville ticket.Odioe. Ore
OF the most pleasant the city with all con
venences. Apply % W. A. WHEATLEY.
a FURNISHED BOARDINGHOUSE-Ce Centrally
II located Address A. B.. Appeal Office.
OOOMS-Fnrnished or u1furnished; suitable also
~ for families TO hOusekeep. I01 JEFFERSON.
IIlURNISHED kOOMS-With or without board
II No. 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap TO gen
IN uemen Ne9 brick house. "a Mulberry street,
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STOLEN,

MULE One large white muIe, ~ years old; had
1Nl a sore under each eye; was stolen June 18th.
Ten dollars reward for return or the mule to the half
way house, on old Raleigh road, to Widow Robinson
or TO Chief OF Police. MemphIs.
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Applyto
FssR SALE

i among which are one Sielnway and one Chick
eTing Cheap for cash.
z. WITZMANN s CO., 223 Second st.
IINGINE AND BOILER-One zO-hoTse power en-
IL CINE and boiler nearly new
j. Y. PATRICK, at Memphis Gins. .
I OTIS Privately, for 30 days, Two desirable build
IL Ing lois go By 40 feet, Linden street, be-
tween Lauderdale Rno Orleans. For price and terms
inquire of d. Quigley, at E. NJ Apperson u Co 5.
a NICE cottage at BeeTsheba SpTings-Cheap.
~ For information. apply to Mrs r l.. Z. BOstek,
Franklin, Tenn, or N. q Perkins, Memphis, Tenn.
~ R0CERY-A rare chance Tor a man with small
" capital to start In frst-eass Grocery and loca-
ton. Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street j. STEWART d co.
DRICK-shIpped cheap by river or railroad. Leave
Ii orders at John A, Denies, 362 Front street
Large concessions Will be made on orders for good
BalmonBriek, suitable for ehimneys or setting boil
ers. etc o. n. P. PIPER.
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Mr.. tontaine offered the following resO!u-
ton, which was adopted:
RSSoIged, That the committee of conference be IN
structed to confer with the Taxi gDlSTict authori-
ties to their ability TO repair streets ana aley,
and to report back TO the association If advisable
for them to make any further appropriation for this
, 1879-03-30
WANTED-EEUALE HELFs

WANTED-FEmALE HELFs
DoMcS<icse
WTAATED-A GIRL TO COOK. WASH, AND
fea; Eass I'D 81 required Corner OF
s5s os5 sS SSHS
WAZTE0=G9QD SWEDISH q GERMAN GIRL
at e77 Wabash.av. ,~'@' ~>' N'3'N'
WASS11nE .; !; FoR SENEEAi M0{2QsGWoRK.
es i ss; s ESa GEN
,WANTED-A coon GERMAN ol: sWEDD GIRL
to COOK wasii aud iron Family OF four 15o
u ASTED-Go0D C00K, IA0YDKEss FOR GEN
nobcvs4 m ssal honsew0rk in small family 'ss South
W1X;TE6531T - ;633 e., s !;I5 R;EANR9FS;1v, ~ GOOD
SrEaSG 81 aSsaax GIRL WELL
\VA,.Es;TrEIp, p laIMEpIATELX: M TWO, GERMAN 8,
paf soes SasE ana nanfs M @ is
Wabash between rhriy @ .sccoHd and Thtty .shisG
WANTED-A STRONG GENMAN GIRL. Is TO u
chda nsss ssss' In a0o care Tor
WASTED-GlEL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWoRK
E.st ad youns nurse gir Bring references SCI
W.SrED-l FEMALE COOK FOR coFFEE-
" houses none ~ eood order cook: wages. IS per
w ior Esperal ionsewosE: Al 45s4 Green@ood,as..
near Forty -third-s,. and Lakc-av.
Ax1EkDus x1rk i s25 y%SXS %5S,s-s| II TO DO SECOND
y17ASrED-AGooD Girl. ron GESERAL HOUSE
w work: az ~: MassEa:id.av.
WAElTEED-,:A t;oop coMRIEIEX;T GiKL 70 %
ana 1ar a.ss AZ xuiss Tri5e oce so0' nome
9ad is1 SEAT i tS ay A5y T. e9H 6 a.
MchIgaM-av- ''
WANr1ESDD5;;:A:n ;::nG Girl j. FAsilLY CONSISTING
nrs..czss girl need answer. address 81. tribune
ASSaTEE:iIsmoAA- GEEMAS 1Ss sli FoE GENERAL
ing eooklns a twenty .'''' HDu 'f0D'
sso5 al as5sS Rs3sSSss;:
{TASssTED-GIEL FoH GENERAL HoUsEwoEK.
~ &sl Centre-st.. corncr Linco!n-av-
W4STEDMGEh = F1,3 ;lm;,x Eo aa GESEnAL e MQ1sEWos
at ooe West Jackson-st-
WAsxSTEEpc.AA GIRL Ito; e 70 sEyERAL HOUSE
W ~oFk; German preferred. ett1 Lakc-ay. ..'-
aHsIsa at ~ .ssss o Z 4
IYAETED-A GOOD GERMAN, swEDE, on NOR
sssx ta
WASTED.,4A, YOUNG GEEMAN on SWEDISH
and Nenaay y '1los i 01sSo' oa s"n'A'
WASTED-A Girl Fol. GENERAL HOUSE.
WASTEp-SHRuSS ' or :: swrne ,vt -, ciR ro CEN
enc9d Ind bring rcfereuces Call Monday moruIng at
~ Ea;: ea;ss5e-as a a77z55.
nut 10 o5d cox ana Gf a;nrcs o
required Apply 1t iG7s &abss M ''s'' as 1'''''Dee'
~ STRSSs q %Ss; l;d SiI 70 DO GEN
WaSrrn esaSz ss5i Or ..i;:ss SsAS57z1v7zz
se i 70 eeek "as aud iron for small FAMILY
w apply at ::d u:dcn.av-
y Ss1S; must 6a good washer aud iroacr: 1paiy
JY7ANTE0-A GOOD GIRL "a COOK. WASH. AND
4 Il; r. SroSG lass
WASTEp-A GERMAN. NORWEGIAN. on
w swcie gill to do second work ID prisaIc family;
sts4s entsa:o;ay; - = : - 7
reiereases ~ ssastat work Il St. 'ohn"p'aes Mondays
urASTE0-a GI7,i FOR GFTERA7. H0TsEWoRK
engaged. ------
wet9onst------------------.----.-.--- West 9aekson-st-
ne s1S oSS
cslioa. cas a,1'9 3 a * 81 p " woman CHRISTIAN A'A'
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w % :rncrai hoUseworr IN funiiv or tSo F1rst
s,:: 'sssss Da e. 7zF0
~ hssssw0rs IN small fami'y Call at s41 West
Daily Republican., 1879-01-29

A FLOOD OF petitions from number
of person! praying for divorces has
been pouring in upon the Legislature
since it, organization, and the good
uaturrd aud sympathetic members
have been allowing them TO glide along
until some of the bills have passed a
third reading in the House and have
been Sent to the Senate. Here, how
ever. they met with a sudden check,
by Senator Sharpley "a bachelor,) Of
ferinc a resolution which was unani-
mously adopted, that no bill Of divorce
BE- granted for causes cognizable before
the courts OF the State. AS all cases OF
divorce are cHgnizable before the courts
this resolution, il adhered to, will be
an effectual bar to the passage of any
divorce. Even if the resolution is not
soncurred in by the House, its unani-
nous vote in the Senate shows the tenn
per OF that body On that que. ton, and
no divorce hill can pass without the
concurrence Of the Senate. Those,
therefore. who contemplate having the
nuptial knet united, had better hus-
bard their financial resources and APP
ply to the courts as the more likely
pIa.e whore their requests will be
granted.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-29

The Ga:ettee seems to be- more con-
cern-d about some cipher kilograms
which it imagines the Republicans
used in the last Presidential campaign
but which nobody has ever seen, than
it is about the cipher kilograms of the
coparceners which have been found and
which have been deciphered. We can
not see what the Republican kilograms
have to do with the guilt or Innocence
of Mr.. Tilden. Better try to clear him
from the damaging suspicion which
rests upon him, than try 20 implicate
some one else, which will only show
that If he is guilty, there is somebody
else as guilty. Even admitting that
Senators MortoR's clerk did burn some
Republican kilograms, tits very evil
dent that the Tilden kilograms were
not burned. The evidence against
the coparceners is direct and conclusive.
Let the Ga-etie clear Mr.. Tilden's skirts
from the almost positive evidences of
attempted fraud, and then it will be
time to hunt up something against the
Republicans
Daily Republican., 1879-01-29
n EflSTER'S ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, January Is. 1879.
Upon the application OF Joseph Petitde'
mango and Francis Petitdenage, Executors
Of Francis Petitdemange late OF Bran
DIVINE Hundred, in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Re-
gister, that the Executors aforesaid, give
notice of the granting Of letters Tesla
mentary upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be 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 de-
mands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same u be inserted within the same period in
the DELAWARE REPuBLlCAN. newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to he continued
therein three weeks, te-0-d)
(~~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
us. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
~~S New Castle in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
sc. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.--All persons having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased, must pre-
sent the same, duly attested, to the Exc
cutor on or before Jan. 18th, 1880, or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
JOSEPH PErlTDEMANGE. tr,.c.,,rs
FRANCIS PERFORMANCE,
Address Joseph Petitdemange, Mermaid.
Francis Petitdenange, Rockland, Del.
mo