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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

ANOTHER TURKEY. A Loracon-
ing friend has again handsomely sig.
nalized his apprsci.tion of the jour
NAL by christmas gift"-a green
turkey of enormous proportions. We
know he will enjoy the holidays bet
ter for having donated one Of the best
Of his flock to a measurably poor,
abused, misu lderstood editor s delec-
tation. Vita all our faults, certainly
he cloves US still TIE spirit Of the
thing is tho best of it. The turkey
is not the K easuro of his regard, but
merely an indication Of it. We
heartily reciprocaie with the greet
ings of this happy season, however
seemingly poor the tribute thus paid
to sterling worth and royal good ma
ture.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

s0seo Al s0edilnB. al aS oASe'
without warning, the heavy mass fell
forward burying John beneath its
crushing weight, afterward requiring
the strength of Eve stalwart men to
remove it from his lifeless form. The
funeral on Sunday at the M. 3.
Church was attended by a large con-
course Of friends anxious to titus tes-
tify their sympathy with the stricken
family. ...
CHOICE AND TASTEFUL CHRISTMAS
G1FTs.-On Monday Mrs. P. l.. Har.
rison and Mis-. B. G. Oder each re-
ceived from Hon. George Cotton a
large collection Of costly confection-
cries and fruits, embracing many sea-
sonabls varieties appropriate to holt
day display and use. The taste and
completeness of the selections evinced
thorough and liberal consideration
both as to quality ard quantity. Each
was duplicate of the other, two re-
markedly pretty baskets of fruit being
fac SMILES. These have been enthusi-
astically admired by all Especially the
LADIES' who have seen them. Mr..
Colton's thoughtfulness is q great
qualification, and the splendor Of his
gifts surprise to the recipients. But
it should be remembered that Mr..
Cotton is no believer in halfway do
irgs''- and he has in this instance
only e1emrliied one of the topics Of
his last great lecture here.
PERsoNAL.-George Jeffries, jr.,
ESQ.,, returned from Iowa, last Sa tur-
day after an absence Of three years
He locks we'll.
Adjutant general Bond has inform
ed Capt. 81. ]. johnson that he has
breveted him Lieutenant colonel, in
consider stion of his services in the
field and in the Maryland Ma ional
Guard. The Nesos says "this is a
grand compliment, and is more high
ly appreciated as coming from an ex-
confederate to an ex-union sol1isr."
That's the way to "shake hands across
the bloody chasm."
Misses Carrie and Efis She fer and
Messrs. Allen ]. Mason, George Beall,
Joseph Fl. Hitchins, John and Lloyd
Ravenscraft and William G. Devec-
mon have arrived home from school to
spend the holiday vacation.
J. G. Blakemore, Esq., of Pc ers-
burg, Va, will spend the holidays
with friends in Frostburg.
WE take pleasure in announcing
that the great Columbus Clock, SO
justly celebrated, not only in America
but abroad, will be exhibited at Odd
Fellows Opera House, Frostburg,
during the latter part of this and
the first of next week. The govern
or of Ohio thus testlfes his apprec'a-
ton of Mr.. Tauber's great invs nt,on ::
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Sept. 8, 1879.
J. G. TAUBER, Columbus:
Dear Sir Il have attended one of your
popular receptions of the great Columbus
Clock, made and invented by you, and in
view of Its elaborate finish and marvellous
workings, pronounce it the most extraor-
binary piece Of mechanism | have ever
witnessed. 1t is not only matter Of pride
to the State of Ohio, but 10 the entire ma
ton. ! hope that your devotion to Science
and Art may find the appreciation it so
fully deserves. Respectfully,
RICHARD NJ. BIspoP,
Governor of Ohio.
How sweet to watch the breaking clouds
at dawn,
How sad to think of last years ulster still
in pawn!
Now darn up your stockings and buy
Christina trees,
And wrap up the pipes 80 the water won't
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

CoNDEMNED.-Monday a COL dem
nation jury viewed the property Of
W. A. Withers and wife and Den
aldson Shaw, at Clarysville, and con-
demned it for the use of the Grant
coal, coal oil and lumber company.
The jury awarded the owners 81
apiece for their interests in the prop
erty condemned, which altogether
comprised about three and q half
acres. The company will use the
land for dumps and for portion of
their tram-road.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27
L DIES
COATS

CUT AFTER The LATEST FASHION
A lar"e sock ordered AID on bar.!, specl-
ally Tor IT, holidays marked 80 - to
move then. off rc.uliy. Tor eleG . n
style az workman , ,ere e. a,Ia
s"perio. 1T he price rs:ak.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

For .e lAf,ler we suggest
barrel CT Family Flour,
nice Han,
a 5-fb Il Ness Macksrel for 80 cents,
box Valencls ,i.isins, 10 :ents yer b,
or box London Layer. for $40,
or box loose hIlsra.elles,
acc 'nsnied by liberal quantity VI
JuraG'o, ), -~es, Citron, L .mon and
Orange Peel, Figs, Cranberli %,
Maiag, Grapes. Lemons AMI Oranges
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

AMONG the holiday amussments
will be a ball given by the "Oneidas'
in Paul's Opera House next Monday
evening, the 29th inst. A good time
anticipated.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

Any person desiring to make presen: of a
BLACK SILK DRESS
will fad something here worthy Of exam-
ination in that line also.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27


s's'e - 'fAmaN d 'ere 80 =
paw
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

THE teachers have been attending
Institute" in Cumberland three days
of this week. They say sits real
nice," but "the weather is too awfully
bad for any use"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

Our e1egestions MY hep many - e.
lect 81 e
Usesu., Practical Gar stmas Present
whic will not only setisfy the Je.u.i",.
christian senSimenr TIL. prompts the gn.,
but &C 4 ,ch sartler il supplying an arti
ticle !Aai Is really n e.ed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

Instead OF buying ri fancy goods, Why
don't the young ,sen M heir m Tiers :.
TURKEY-RED IA.l.F-CLUT'E
PATTERN A.?
\ thing IS more useful.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
LOYAL TIME TABLE,

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
FOR Philadeiphis: 2.37. 100, $40, 500 6.4d
.o.04 1870 o. M; 1926, 230, 400. 93
7.%, S.4ep. m. On Sunday, 2s7. s.lOa,
ror New York: 2.s7, 100, 1904, a. m,; l Sc
l2'39 .. m, Limited Express. $40 p. n.
For Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 2.1O,
8.3b o. M; 1857 p. m. Limited Express
Ia, 6.ls, p. m. On Sunday, l2.Sl, 2.1O,
For Baltimore and Bay Line: 7os p. m.
For baltimore and way stations: S.3b .. M,
For New Castle: s.1b q. M, l.o6, e.a5 p. m.
For Delaware 4. r.: s.lb a. m.: los, $50 D.
No Sunday % trains.
For Wilmington & Northern X. r.: go q.
M; Sp. l1.;and $50 p. m. Sunday except
Fer Delaware Western r. r.: 7.l5, 1880, am.
s.aOp. m. Sunday train s.4O A. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: 12.46, 2.O3, $40, 9.Io q. M,
l20S, l2.47, 1.02, 2.b0, 40, 6.l3, 6.26, TOO,
7.40, Ills p. m. On Sundays: 12A3, 203,
1910 .. M; 1885, 11.1b, p. m.
From Baltimore: 81 O. 70 s.b9a. M; l2.2b, l287,
S.sc, o.ac p. m. On Sundays: 2.sl, q. m.
From Washington: 2sl, a. m.: 1926, 1881,
~, $50 p. m. On Sundays: 2.S1 q. M;
From Nov Castle: $50, l2.lo q. m.;
40 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware r. r.: $50 q. m.; 1910, ITO
FROM Wilmington 4 Northern r. K: SOS
an. ll.aO. .. m.; and 6.4s p. m.
From Delaware Western X. R.: 500 4. m.
2l6, 500 p. m. Sunday train 625 p. M.
rRAlNs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADYI-
PHIA.
FromBroad street and Washington avenue
1880, 500. 1880, 11.46 a. M: 1.3o, 800, 100,
Gls, 900, 6.lb 9.46. ll.80 p. m. On Sun.
days: 7.So $40 q, NJ; 6.0D, 1l.30 p. m.
From Thirty Second and Market streets: 100,
7.90. II. IS Q. M; l2.26, 100 500, 1l.a0 D. m.
On SUNDAYS. LOO. q. m
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
Twelve Nfhflfsts.Husg Within q
HF Year.

ODESSA, Aug. 2e.-Two prisoners re-
Gently sentenced TO be hanged were
found guilty OF preparing explosives to
kill the Car when he was visiting
Nicolaieft. The criminals are a Jew
and q naval dsssrter from ths Black
Sea fleet. Their sentences will be car
ried out at Nicolaieff. The three other
Nihflists of the five who were sentenced
by the military tribunal, two of whom
were executed on the 23d inst, were
hanged in accordance with their SEN
tence on the race course at Odessa at the
time set for their execution. These
make twelve executions that have ta-
ken place for political offsnses in Russia
about year.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
'UBLIC SALE.
OF

.lhree.story brick dwelling, No. s27
aihgton Street.
s,So Is W, story brick dwelling, Jackson near
'wo.story brick dwelling, Townsend
m, yIen two.story frame dwellings, South
4'ngton, and eight, all
Ma, GOOD BUILDING LOTS,
"'n street, between Van BUREN and
n streets, and on dilpin AZ enue between
anu Lincoln streets.
SA URDAY, AUGuST 80, 1879.
atSP M, on the premises,
lldiny. 'e"' "''"'"""' '" ""u''
!. prick dwelling No. S27 Washington
rnh excel mt in construction and loca.
me brick dwelling on Jackson street is
a"u o,h' Ia an improving section of the city;
ihmti dwellings In South WI mington
N d1Heohing all the time more in de
aoo! 'o1 renting and lor selling, aud gopd
Elua lva'ed as are these. have been advancing
S'ue lor months past.
/ ovnihlbus will leave the layton House
NH. IN. All will be sold, and Tor this
sie pays to attend the subscr ber's sales.
,e VIII co mence with the lots on Gil.
M, Ittnue, at 400 p. m. sharp proceed with
(m n oh flith st. Get a. about 8 80 p. M,
4, NY mansion S27 Washington street at
A, AZ = M, with the jackson street dwell
l a9Gul 30 p. m., and with the dwell
h "nu iofs In South Wilmington at about
M, NM, mainly In the order of numbering.
GTTs' nio's and particulars on posters.
N q, 90 ~ ND, Clayton House Bald ,ng.
90 ~ 10 Agent to effect the Sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
URSALE.

louse No. 1915 Delaware Avenue, with all
modern improvements.
louise No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod.
improvements.
louse on vanBurep street. between Eighth
Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
ouses Nos. 1l06. ll80, 1852, ll3l and 1l8e
ut street.
vo two-story brick houses, 0 rooms, Pop
'treet between II and u streets.
WO houses on Front above Van Buren,.
he three story brick In Soutn Wilmington.
Ihree houses with good out buildings and
acres Of land, near Columbus Inn.
louise No. S13 Chestnut street.
suse No. 623 Jefferson street.
ouse No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
ouse No. ll2S West Third street.
suse on Eleventh street below Poplar.
very desirable farm Of 62 acres, one mile
W Hare's Corner, on the State Road, "
from Railroad Station, land Of the best
liiy and highly cultivated, with no better
PdlnR sites In the county,
FOR RENT.
ne house, No. 604 Spruce street.
10 house, No. 8ll East Filth street.
10 house No. ll1b delaware Avenue.
so number OF small houses in difleren,
y sof the city.
LOAN.
900 to Ss,OOO-in sums ofS1,OOO
81, 900.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY l. co.;
u. 600 Market street,
Em Wilmington. DE
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
For the REPUBLICAN.
"PAT MALOY,o ~

Attlntion now boys! come fall into line,
For ~ Paddy Maloy that leads you thil
It's voting you'n get inside Of a week,
For the boys who all the best Offices seek.
There's !r,,,is nsnest John Guthrie, out in thu
Who must hold the big key, and the Treas
ury guard;
80 there'li always be plenty Of cash to pay
The 'boys" that will handle q pick every
day.
He's tho great financeer $50 our papers all
And with him wen run old big Frank away
But 10 = oers my boys, old Franks hard to
For he's bowling and scraping to sll he doth
meet.
There's Dennis J. Minton. who surely will be
AZ the head OF the new Finance Com. nit ee,
He'll make the rich pay heavy taxes next
And work will be plenty then, boys, never
Our I'D M.1t friend Billy, down in the Eighth
Is mus ering tho boys, and hen put them on
And When he's elected good times you will
see,
Fer he win be curbing and paying the whole
city.
The Walnut street job will surely be done,
When Billy the Chairman on Streets doth
Wen send for Pat, Murphey the very next
day.
and then we'll be getting two dollars as pay
Now for Billy, my boys, 90 to work straight
For that fellow called White don't mean for
But he's travelling at night in tho courts and
And ,Ssy s'.s; 81; he's gaining new voter. each
day.
In the Ninth I nth. Wa Ward u'm sorry) there's bit
But the boys are all working for honest Mat,
And if he: defeated, the whole Barnhill
cew
WIN have to succumb to old Fsbigsr, too.
4 4. Farrei 10 sighted. be jsbers you'll fnd
rsm. Mousley's desertion he'll h nd won't nay,
And he'll ne'er get in Council till the grea
Judgment DAY.
The Eighth and tho Ninth you must guard
with great care,
For thele's traitors in both to the boys we do
lear;
lust let them back water, and the very next
time
Well pay them all back in tho same kind of
coin.
Vow take the advise Of your friend Pat. Nal
10y.
And see that you're voting, every one OF the
boys;
IN the Tlnth you will find you vote with great
care,
For We run tho machine there Just about as
We please.
u receipts you have got, Just bring thsm
along,
L not, you can tind thom as cheap as o song.
For an excellent penman you'll Ann this Old
boy
Who speaks to you now, mean Pat Maloy. |
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
PUBLIC SALES.
RUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

hUsTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
|! virtue of q decree of the Court of Chan
OF the State OF Delaware, in and for New
10 county made at Chambers, IN vacation
fhe NTH day OF April. A. b 1879, will be
Med ed to public sale at the auction room OF
Nv. STlDHAM l. SON, No. Ill East
'|h Street, In the City of Wilmington,
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1879,
h., at 3 o'clock p. M.
Following described real estate, being the
Perty Of Henry Mitchell. dece ased, sltua
the city Of Wilmington, aforesaid to
| that certain lot Of land in said city on
|aorth side hi Fifth street, between Lom-
street and Pine street, having a front OF
Peen eet on Fifth street. Aforesaid, and
Ehdl'g back in depth eighty fec and
i particularly described as follows, to wit
FNnnlng at a corner stake In the n nth
hlc OF Fifth street, aforesaid, seventy.
eet easterly from Lombard street, thence
(atry and parallel with Lsmbard street.
M ,eet to a corner stake; thence eaSterly
knei with Fifth street, eighteen eet;then0e
|erly, parable with the first mentioned
Eeeehty feet to a corner stake, in the side
|.th street af0resa'e; thence thereby west
Eighteen feet to the place of beginning,
fa,alng fourteen hundred and forty square
NJ and, more or less.
Ishd nee will be given and terms made
Th at the time and place Aforesaid by
|, ANTHONY HIGGINS, Trustee,
EE!est: s, ''!"fi. =. J. N. HousEMAN, Rex. C. @.
Y Stldham K Son. Auc. 8.l8 lit
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
Great Falling OFF in Imports.

The Bureau of Statistics has issued a
statement which makes an interesting
showing, in regard to the decrease in
expectation to this country of many
leading articles from Great Britain and
Ireland, during the seven months end
ing with the LIST of the present month,
as compared with the corresponding
period of last year. The decrease in
the exports of cotton piece goods was
more than 1000, 1000 yards; pig iron,
nearly $4,000 tons; bar, bolt and rod
iron, 1000 tons; worsted stufis, 4,00O,-
900 yards; woolen cloth and carpets,
each l40, 900 yards.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
Western stor-s or rain.

Chicago elevators contain 844 ,097
bushels OF wheat, 2,253,0l4 bushes of
corn, 253, ,S42 bushels OF oats, lis, 260
bushels of rye, and 1856 bushels Of
barley, making total of 1868, 879
bushels, against 4,6l7,4s6 bushels q
week ago, ana $685. 1920 bushels at
this period last year. Milwaukes ware
houses are stored with 2S0,l7O bush
eis Ct wheat, 1926 bushels of corn,
8, ,4l9 bushels Of oats, 9,4l4 bushels Of
rye. and b8, ia bushels Of barley. ssa
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
The Ways OF Cincinnati Police.
m m0m.

From the Cincinnati Commercial, Aug. "a
The veritable Nasty had an expert
ence last evening, just such one as
he probably never had in all his Cross
Roads life before. The story is beet told
In the form Of an interview. The Rev.
Petroleum started in about as follows
~ had been in the Enquirer Office ar
ranging for an advertisement, and was
waiting for . proof from the printer,
Willing away the time, as the Office
was unbearably hot, with cigar at the
door. A man approached me and asked
what l was doing there. Ireplied that
| was attending to my business, where
upon he said | must get out of there.
| replied, 4 am attending to my affairs
here; ! have nothing to do with you,
and will not get out Of here Where
upon ..e said, Young man, you come
with me- and he displayed a badge
and exhibited himself as a policeman.
He told me to come along. said, 4
will go with you, as you seem to repre-
sent the law, but l don't know Why
you are taking me. can walk as far
you can, but if we get tired I will hire
a hack So away We went. He took
me up the street few blocks, and
finally landed in the station house.
There l underwent singular expert
ence.
'Unbutton your vest,' said one of the
officers. | unbuttoned 1t and two able
bodied officers proceeded to search me.
They put their hands into every pocket
had, and took every thing l had, even
to my worn-out toothpick, my pocket
book, watch, eyeglass, pen knife, the
ring of my fingsr-sverything, in fact,
l had, and it was duly invoiced on pa
per and laid away il a drawer. Then
the Lieutenant sent me inside TO the
'lock up and was inducted for the
first time in my life, into a cell, and
took look through the bars. told
the Lieutenant had business on hand
and must attend to it, and asked him
to telephone to the Commercial Office
or to the Grand Hotel. He was very
gentlemanly about it, and did all he
could. They telephoned to the Com.
mercial office, to the Enquirer offivs,
aud to the Grand Hotel, to know who
was, and then the Lieutenant ssnt for
me to the office, returned my property
in full, took receipt for it and dis
charged me.
81 don't know what the arresting OF
icer told the Lieutenant, but there was
no charge made against me at all. The
Lieutenant simply found out that my
lrrest was groundless and told mo to
70 home. l said: Il am going to see
What l was arrested for. don't propose
% lot this matter drop right here not
much. l was dragged here without the
highest reason in the world, and
intend to see about it, Then the Lieu
enant repeated his go home business,
md left. Thanked God the affair
lid not happen in New York, for If it
lad never would have got my proper
q ha oh ,,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28

'AkM FOR SALE or trade for city prop
,rty, M in good , state Of cultiystion, one
ct desirable lOcslitIes In the State. The
d is slightly rolling, q randy loan, with
sub-soil, the tract consisting st one han.
and tiity.six acres. with house and n
b and other convenient oat-bulldings
,e are three peach orchards, enc fine yeung
ble orchard ofchoiee fruit In bearing, pears,
ms and cherries. Alb ut fifteen to twenty
h woodland. For further information ad.
5@ JOSEPH GOULD,
2taw d&w I'm Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
DKEDGING NEW CASTLE HARBUR.
- DELAWARE.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,

No. 1919 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 20, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will
be received at this office until IL o'clock M. of
MONDAY, September l. 1879, for removing
by dredging, about $1,000 cubic yards of sand
and mud from the Harbor at New Castle, Del.
Blank forms and specifications and further
information will be furnished from this Office.
J. N. MACOMB,
8.226t Colonel of Engineers U 8. Army.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28

FRIENDS SCHOOL,
NINTH AND TATNALL SITS
Elementary branches of an English Educa-
ton for Children OF both sexes taught. Re.
opens on End day, 9th month, LIST. There is
a nne open play ground for use of the chill
dren, Circulars may be obtained OF
REBECCA MAkIS, Teacher,
S-lS I'm No. 500 Tatnall Street.
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
xs vile, Pa for both sexes, is situated on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central X,
r., and is eleven miles north of Wilminaton,
on the Concord Pike. Students re prepared
for the active duties of life, for business and
college. 1t excells in healt"y y location, good
rooms, and tirstc ass professors. Little boys
are made to feel they lave home. For cata-
logue call on Dr. E. &. ShOrtlidge, 1872
Market street. Wilmington.
J. SHORTLlDGE, A. NJ,
S-2O 3m d&W Principal
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28
GRAND
OPENING DAY |
The WILMINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE \
N. w. CORNER
Fourth and Market Sts,.
WILMINGTON, DEL,
-UN-
AUG, 3O.}
CLOTHING!

Suited Tor all ages and sexes. Having studied
the wants Of the people of our city for the
past few years, we feel confident that we
have made selections that will please, and,
being connected with one OF the best manu-
know our goods will give satisfaction.
Therefore We ask you to call on the above
date, and examine our goods, and by your
patronage assist US In max ing this CIAO 9TH
ING HOUSE what we design it to be
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28

koR RENT. Three. story brick house, No.
\ f15 W. Ninth street. 7 rooms. In good
lar Apply to SAML CULBERT.
|sv.4t 800 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28

Ouo VI tHo CuuuoJ 1CAoVA poIOAo 6uup
that if the owner of the apples comes
along at just the right time the sole OF
his boot becomes the external looomo-
tive.
When some years ago an eminent
Australian was inspecting in that coun-
try d lunstic asylum, miserably defect
i've in construction and appointment,
he asked what was the special feature
in the lunacy Of certain patient.
"He thinks he Is in HE'LL" was the
reply.
IF that's all his delusion," was the
rejolnder, ~ think he has very sub.
stantial basis tor it,
A boy on South Hill toiled hard all
the afternoon in looking for material
with which to keep bonfire alive. At
o'clock when his mother asked him
to bring in load Of wood, he said he
could never have any fun like other
boys always had to work all day at
home.
The lad who drops his hat over the
unwary butterfly, as it rests upon the
sweet clover, and then reaching his
hand cautiously under the hat to grasp
his victim, discovers that he has also
imprisoned a humble bee, usually loses
all interest in entomology for the time
being.
An old fashioned minister passing
fashionable church not long ago, on
which new spirs was going up, was
asked how much higher 1t was was to
be.
"Not much," he answered, "that
don't own much higher in
that direction"
The weary husband, as he proceeds
to take down the clothes lire, unoon-
trips over croquet arch, and
from the bottom of his feet wishes he
was where the wicket cease from treub-
ling. }@r,Aa
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28

kOR sALE.--A nearly new six room frame
house, at the corner Of Beach and Frank.
,r. cts, West Wilmington. Inquire on
nremigeg $40 lit
Daily Republican., 1879-08-28

VIes' JIM. HOUsEMAN, Rex. c. @.
'. stldham L. Son, Auc. S.l8ilt