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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-29
A BiabO9ical Cart.

For the Republican.
About week ago we saw an account
OF patent coal cart invented by q gen
tl.man of this city and by a stretch Of
his imagination he thinks one horse
can haul one ton in said cart with great
ease. As the horse cannot talk we will
rpeak for him and assure the gentle
man that q ton Of coal weighs just as
much in ono cart as another and Is en-
tirely too heavy for the majority OF
horses to haul up our billy streets.
Blessed is the man who uses his talents
for the glory Of God and the good Of
his creatures. How grateful We would
have felt II he had invented . coal cart
10 open at the side to prevent the strain
of backing or If he had invented any
thing to help the poor overworked
horses, but to construct diabollsal
cart to break the backs and legs Of the
ia thful creatures Is an outrage We can
not stand quietly, and We trust the
people will prove too far ahead in
humanity to do anything but make a
bonfire of II. We hope our citizens
will take a decided stand and not
patronizs any coal dealer who only
uses one horse for one ton of coal.
Z. W.
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WRITE TO YOUR FRIENDS.

I've iiied and watched tor letter from you
Looking each day, bat in vain;
disappointment Is mine, VI each mail goel
through,
And yet keep hoping again.
Whit can be the reason y on write not to me,
Has the old lady plssed from your mind'
For surely, young friend, II never can DO
That puri ssely you are unkindf
II YOU knew the anxiety she feels to hear
II your ways are stcadiast and right;
II you knew how line might brighten and
cheer,
think you would write her tonight.
And If in the struggles Of lie which you feel
You IA 4 TO do as you would,
Her PRAYERS still ascend 20 Him who can heal
That all things may work for your gCol.
How Oft the young child in his striving to go,
Falls dswn aud IL hurt by the way;
A nd later In lie 1t often $50;
But don't get discOuras cd, pray.
II you nnd youraeli lacking In strength to
sustain,
And tear you may fall on the road,
Remember there is q strong arm to restrain
There Is safety In leaning a God.
iood bye! May Gcd bless you, whats'er no
your lot,
And bring you at last to HIS rest;
II you are tut safe, content, though forgot,
IN praise Hin whose ways are the btst,
FRREPoIT, NIX. L. X. HIN.
-"Me ,iah's Herald"
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A Doub tful Convention. Ex...

CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.--Mr. Moody, the
evangelist, stated to day that the re-
ported conversion Of Dan Rice, the
Snowman, and the announcement tina,
ne would speak at his Mr.. Moody's
meetings, have attracted great atten-
ton throughout the country, and nu.
m-rors letters from ministers and re-
ligious persons had been received
here, making inquiries regarding the
matter. While speaking in kindly
terms Of Mr.. Rice, Mr.. Moody says
there ia no foundation for these reports.
So far as he knows the Snowman is
not converted, he has had but one con-
versation with Mr.. Rice, and in that
he gave no evidence ofconversion what
ever. Mr.. Rice had not been announ-
ced to speak at his meeting, nor would
he be. Mr.. Moody added: ''In such
cases it is not my habit to put men for
ward at once, nor to call upon them
immediately to preach, exhort, or lee
ture. 1t is well to try them while,
and when their life and acts show the
gsnuinness of the change, it is time
enough to put them forward on the
platform"
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,o,,.Y TIME TABLE.

raArtss LEAyy WILMINGTON.
PhiIadslpbia. An, 100, $40, $50, 200
al I'd. no a a.; 1918, 1859, $50. 400, t.So
d. e.ss b. m. On sunday, 2A $40. q
Leo, $50, $40 p, m.
~ York: Al, 100, 1907, o.. m. izis
No .. u, Limited Express, %, =. ~.
siumors and Washington: lZel, Ir
S6 q. M; 1859 p. m. Limited E1ptesi
s.oa, b.ls, p. n. I'm sunday iH'''' A'
Baitinorc and Bay Line: resp. m.
Baltimore and way stations: S.Ss b. M
SIS y. N. ,o ooo
New Castle: 9.lS, q. M, LILO, $50 p. m'
Delaware X. r.. 9.l6 a. m. liz, o.% p
I'm.
Sunday trains.
Wilmington l. Northern X. r.: 90, A.
M: 3.o6, p. M: $50. =. IN. sunday except
DelAware Western Il. r.: lis, 1880, an
Trains ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
In Philadelphia: l2.4S, 2.vd, 80, v.iu q. M,
v.03. l2,i2, l.02, 100, 40, 6.l3, c.2e, zoe,
20. il.iO p. m. On Sundays: l2sS, 2oa,
ao.i0 Q. M; 7.a6, 11.lb, p. m.
A baltimore. 1lb $50 y.tta. m; i2.0a, 1887,
Sse, o.so p. m. On Sundays: Ill., .. m.
Washington: AIS, a. m: l2os, 1881,
$50, 9.3S p, IN. On Sundays; aloa. nj
aSe p. 10.
|om New Castle: $50, ll.60 o. M;
el5 %. M. No Sunday trains.
|cm Delaware X. H.: $50 o. M; lilo, 6.4b
oh Wilmington Northern Il. X: 500
4, m, 1l.S0 a, m; and o.36 p. IN.
. Delaware Western X. X: 800 a. m.
N 1900 D. m. Sunday train b.2s p. NJ.
San wIfNIN0TQM LYAVu pHILADEL-
PHIA.
Broad street and Washington avenue
/ a, 800. 1890, lI.4t a. M: 1870, 300, 400,
GOO, 100 e.4b. u. 80 y. N. Or Sun
as: $50 a, NJ; 600, 9.4h.ll.30 p. m.
!. Thlrty-Second and Market streets: Les
80. ll.36 n. ~; l2.2o, 400 800, ll.a0 ,. IN
I'm Gnndavr. LOS. q. m.
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Peculiar Fish for Delaware Wa

FtCullhT snh A"h ASA"""+O w."
ters.
From the Sentinel, Dover.
The y. S. Fish Commissioner, Mr..
Baird, sent TO Senator Salisbury on
Saturday last, six cans of fish for the
purpose of propagating them in our
fresh water streams. They are carp
fish, introduced in our waters for the
first time. The carp is family Of soft
filmed, fresh water fish, and somewhat
resemble shad though it is thicker
and has more of an arched back. The
most common specim is the "cyprinus
carpio," originally q native of Persia,
which was carried to England in the
fourteenth century. 1t was introduced
in this country, from England, about =
hundred yearsago. ltattains weight
of from two to six pouGds, and its meat
is firm with splendid flavor. tits said
to be to the fnny tribe what the chick.
en- is to the barnyard, and will attain
more flesh with less food than any other
fish that swims. They were distributed
TO different persons who had suitable
ponds for their propagation, and some
Of them were turned out in Shakes
peare's mill.pOnd.
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Under the Hammer in Kent.

Sheriff Dunn sold on Saturday last,
in the town of Milford, the farm of R.
Corsa, containing 70 acres, and located
within short distance OF the town, to
Mrs. Sarah A. Liftchild, of New York,
the mortgage, for S6,O5O. This farm
is said to be in high state of cultiva-
ton, and is set in small fruit. The
farm and improvements are said to
have cost the owner ga 1000. Also, at
same time and place, the farm Of Jo'
seph A. Robbins, situated between
Milford and Harrington aud containing
200 acres, to John Raughley. for $2,-
800. Also the house and lot of W. P.
Corsa, situated in the town of Milford,
to Mrs. Elizabeth II. B. Mann, wife Of
Rev. J. b. Mann Of Wilmington.
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CAPE MAY, N. j., Dec. q, 10.

CAPE MAY, Nd. DEC. ~ -.
Joseph Gregory, pilot apprentice,
aged IL, was Knocked overheard and
drowned by the boom and sheet Of the
mainsail Of the pilot boat H. ..
Kniph Of Cape May, between tho Break
water and this place, while coming over
here at S o'clock this morning. 1t was
very dark, severely cold and the decks
covered with ice. The skiff was launch
ed instantly and search was made
for him but in vain although he was
heard to Org out twice in the darkness
before sinking.
The knight is just standing out to
sea now 8 p. m. with her ensign At
half mast at the main. She was COM
ina here at the time for pilots for q
cruise. He was the son OF douglass
Gregory, pilot.
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The Ever thfal DOG.

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., Dec. 26.-Ed.
ward Murphy, a tramp. made q muir
derous assault upon Mrs. Eldrich, Of
this place, yesterday morning, because
she refused to give him aims. He
forced an entrance into the kitchen,
and struck the woman two forcible
blows on the head with heavy iron
poker. A faithful Watchdog followed
tho tramp and attracted the attention
of a constable, who arrested him.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.

0EPICE OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, lee. !, 1879
The bills tor 1850 ure now ready and pay,
bile ut the REGISTRARS office, No 1908 Market
kreet. The law requires that all bills paid on
before January 3ist, 1880, tho face OF the
IN, those paid during the month Of Fehru
n.y. per cent. additional. Those paid durin :
he month OF March, 10 per cent. additional.
ind any amount remaining unpaid after
April LIST. 1850, the Registrar Ia required to
have the ierules Withdrawn and suit institu.
ed for the recovery OF the amount due: and
le water will not be let into such premises
Until such arrears, with assessments and "
u drawing ierules, are paid.
Utice hours from q. M. to 4 p. m.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar.
l2-i3 eodD-edJ. edF
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AyOTlUk.-In conformity with the Prov
~ gion Of the act passed by the General
lssen1ly Of the State OF Delaware on the 18Th
ay Of March. A. d.. 1875, hereby give no.
isst an application was flied In the Su.
VI iJourt on the 2lst day Of October, A.
ton for q Charter Of Incorporation OF q
WY, called "The James 4 Webb Print
Stationery Company" 10 carry on the
~ OF the manufacture OF books, prints
iitienery In all It's branches, and that a
fpi the proposed Charter was flied with
= ,pllcatioR, and IL open to Inspection.
CHAS. BEASTOE, Parliamentary.
keE Castle Oct Fl 1879 l0-g2-tf
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~ANIIES by THE TON !.

|CANpIES by THE TON!
LEMON Il co, LEMON & 90,
MANUFACTURERS CONFECTIONERS
III MARKET STREET,
Offer to their many patrons during the holi.
day the largest. freshest and purest variety
of plain and ornamental
CANDIES, CANDY TOYS AND MIXED
CANDIES IN THE CITY,
at the following low prices
ROASTED JORDAN ALMONDS RE
DUCED FROM. ..."..........,8 10 to 80
CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA CARA.
MEI.S REDUCED FROM. 80 to 40
FRENCH MIXTURES IN POUND BOXES
REDUCED FROM. ............60t to 40
EXTRA MIXTURES IN p 'uND BOXES
REDUCED FROM. 40 to 80
GOOD MIXTURES IN POUND BOXES
REDUCED F'ROM 80 to rs
PLAIN MIXTURES IN POUND BOXES
REDUCED FRO ,............25 to 20
We offer
ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS, DATES,
prunes, CT ron, lemon peel, almonds, walnuts,
pecan nuts, cream nuts tilberts and peanuts,
as low o. can be purchased. Give us call,
and be convinced our prices are lower than
elsewhere. Schools and larties supplied at
reduced rates.
l2-2sh III Market Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-29

MADRID, Friday, Dec. 70, 1873.
Both houses of the Cortes have ad-
journed to January 10, 1880. The
Abolition bill which passed the Senate
provides for the gradual emancipation
Of the slaves in Cuba in 1886, 1887 and
1858, after eight years Of provisional
servitude under the present masters.
1t is proposed to enact severe statutes
against vagrancy in connection with
this scheme and to extend the jurisdic-
ton of courts-martial. The West In
dian members Of the Chamber of Depu-
ties declare that the law will satisfy
neither the owners nor the slaves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-29

YNHONAS M. OGLE, Dealer in House.
Parlor Furniture, consisting Of Lounges,
Tables, &C., either In sets or pieces, at 10 per
cent. lower than Philadelphia prices, and rs
per cent. lower than prices In Wilmington.
Gall and see him ut his Auction Rooms, b04
Market street. ll-29lm.
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CLOTHING.

A RARE CHANCE TO PROCURE A
n HOLIDAY PRESENT
| A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT.
| A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER GENT.
| DISCOUNT OF lopez CENT.
viii b, allowed upon
| OUR IMMENSE STOCK
| OUR IMMENSE STOCK
OUR IMMENSE STOCK
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS
ONERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
UVERCOATS, OyFRCOATS
ULSTERS AND rLSTERLTTtS
ULSTt RS AND ULSTERETTEs,'
ULSfERS AND ULsTEREHTEs,
-BoR-
MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
MEN, YOUTH, BOY AND CHILDREN,
FOR THE NEXT Is DAYS.
FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS.
FOR THE NEXT is DAYS.
This Is being done for two fold purpose,
To REDUCE THE IMMENSE STOCK ON
HAND,
AND AFFORD THE
PATRONS OF The BOSTON HOUSE
PATRONS OFrHE BOS rom H USE
PATRONS OF THE BOSTON HOUSE
An opportunity to
PROCURE THESE GOODS
PROCURE THESE GOODS
PROCURE THESE GOODS
At figures that no other house can duplicate.
1T Is generally admitted by all who
have visited the
BOSTON
BOSTOH
BOSTON
UNE-PRICE
ONE-PRICE ONE-PRICE
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
'i-oi '+lNb hoUSG,,
During the pre,ent season that they have dis.
played the
AND MOST VARIED LINE IN
OVERCOATS, ULSTERS. so,
OVERCOAIS, ULS ERS, nc.
nv
AND THAT THE PRICES
Have been
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY,
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY,
And with the reduction of 10 per cent upon
the original prices Is Is certainly q most
GENEROUS OFFER
GENEROUS OFFER
To the purchasing public
Every one will be privileged to see for them
selves tina We mean just what we say, the
original price can be seen upon each
garment: and the above discoun
will be taken therefrom. Mr.
geo. Mccall is now assOci-
atcd with this House. |
BOSTON
BOSTON
)NE-PRICE ONE-PRlCEI
)NE-PRICE ONE-PRICEI
CLOTHING HOUSE,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
IS MARKET ST.. 213 MARKET ST.,
10 MARKET ST., 2l3 MARKET ST.,
v. +. HOLMES, Proprietor.
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NOTICES
bonsolatio n fer consumptivea

The physicians Of lie Consumption Hos
Sttal, " England, acknowledge that with COD
Liver OIL, In any form, they have not cured
Two per cent. OF their patients, whereas, with
|hese Hypo-Phosphites they have cured seven
|y-nve per cent. Physicians have prescribed
)00, 900 packages OF titailxed PhOsphates in
hi forms OF nervous diseases, vitaliying the
Facilitated PREVENTING and curing cOnsump-
ZION.
r. CROSBY, 600 Sixth Ave-, N. Y.
FOR SAFE by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., wilmington, Del.
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WILMINGTON say
Nv ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY ], 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOW ED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE Is
PER GENT. PER ANNUM. BY ORDER
/ THE BOARD. -
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS.
Der. 1sT. 1879 l0.l 3md
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ICE. - THE TWENTy EIGHTH
~ annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
Fhe Delaware Railroad Company will be held
IN their office at Dover, on Thursday, January
|sth, lssC, at 1870 o'clock, p. m, when an
Election will be held for directors and a treas.
urer for the ensuing year. NJ. HAYES,
l22.-w-s.tf Secretary.
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NOG REGISTER HOIlCE.-ALL PER
- sons osning or having dogs D..
bout their premises are required to1
ave them regularly registered between the
st and 10Th days OF January. Alter the lat
er date the ordinance will be strictly EN-
ced against unreg istered dogs
WM. J. MAXWELL, Chiei OF Police
II l7-tly-l
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LECTION.

a FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Wilmington, Del, december Is, 1879.
Sotice Is hereby given that the annual
citing Of the stockholders OF this bank will
held at the Banking House, on Tuesday,
0 18th day of January, 1880 between the
urs OF 2 and O'Clock, y. NJ, Tor the pur'
SO OF electing nine stockholders to serve a.
rectors the ensuing year. l2l3-tf
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
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r ,rICE.-THE WILMINGTON LOAF

At )rICE.-THE WILMINGTON LOAN
IN Association now offers new stock Tor
and IL one 0fthe most desirable TO Join.
/ ms no real estate, hasn't one doubtful in.
(es,ment, has board Of directors composed
II tie most judicious and successful business
men, and money is selling at very reasonable
ttes, offering superior advantages therefore
b 10Th borrower and investor Call day or
kyJniny on GEORGE u. MARKS.
l2.2lm Secretary.
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~ OTIUE.--ON AND AFTER MACH
~ 'st, 1880, the price OF lots in the WI.
lingtOn and Brandywlne cemetery VIII be
csc we'd sections, spe cial rates deteriaineo BY
he Board. Sections from to inclusive 5v
ents per square loot. All oaer sectIons ~
ents per square loot. BY order Of the Board,
ALBERT ". SMITH, Secretary.
12-10.2taw.t3-l
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INJECTION NOTICE.

NLEIFTIJN NOTICF.
4 NATIONAL BANK WILMINa-
TON AND BRANDYwINE,
December IL, 1879.
Stockholders are hereby notified that an
sction for nine directors will be held at the
lnAing House, on Tuesday, 18th day Of
,nuary next, between the hours OF and
,lock, r. M. Il. W. SPARKS, Cashier.
L. l3-tf
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,IVIDEND NOT CE.

TVIDEND NUT OE.
I OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE X. X Go.
M DOyEa, DEL, lee. II. 1879.
Usual semi-annual dividend Of three
hit. on the capital stock Of this company
to 3 day declared payable to the stock
an or their iegal representatives on and
80 lnuary I'd. 1850, at the Office Of the CON-
be Dover. NJ. HAYES, Treasurer.
q 20-2taw-s.w
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PROCLAMATION.
OF FASTIN : FOR CHRISTMAS AMI
NEW YEAR.

OF FASTIN J FOR CHRISTMAS AM
| NEW YEAR.
According to the American custom viz
Eating, drinking, going to the opera, givin.
In marriage, making presents, &C., you ar
hereby invited 10 assemble yourselves to
gether daily, (soon as COMMENCEMENT all q
once, ut the Great E0st0l
NINETY.NINE GENT VARIETY STORE
there to select what seemcth good In thy
sight Tor presents Tor your brothers and sis
ters, aunts and uncles parents, and great
great grandparents, and children's children''
children, even unto the 18th and l4th genera
lions. The largest and fluest variety OF use
full articles l ever offered to
THE PEOPLE OF WILMINGTON.
Dolls from 10 to 80 Cts, Tea sets 25 to 90 cts ,
Alphabe and bdlding blocks with maps,
card and board games Tor old and young, floor
croauet. smoking sets, nine pins, tables, bed
steads, cradles, trunks, stoves, kitchen sets,
banks, drums, books, shell and wood work
boxes, and many other useful amuseme1ts for
children. Also hundreds of presents tor adults
too numerous to mention. Prices are reduced
on many articles. Come and look.
IN, MARKET ST., 81 MARKET ST,
SOl NARKE ST., SOL MARKET ST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
l22C-9t
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GROCERIES.


STRoNa AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
Is CENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, GREEN, JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
SoCENTs PER POUND
These goods are unexcelled in purity strength
and flavor, by any In the city at the
price. Try them anG be
convinced of the fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY,
W. X. BOWMAN, Manager,
IL +. SECCND ST., 10 Z. SECOND ST.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment Of the amer grades Of Tea
and Csfiee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally, is one Of the best. Prices
Away right. SUGAR AT COST To Gus.
TONERS.
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embers Of the hrst serles
in Of the Oilixe1.' Loan Associi uon ~ ~
|tqu sstei to ell at once on the sec otAry ~
|ts. l2W GEO y. NARlS, Secretary.
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DIRECT PRIVATE. WIRE
. u. ROBINSON d 60.
BANK RS x BROKERS
". U. Cor. FUuTgb and sarsot,
WHINING TON, DELAWA are

For SAtE.--200 Wilmington City Loan ~
New Castle County Bond.
US. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia, New JERK and ston stock
bought and sold on commission. Every faoii
Les atforded for persons to cell or invest ii
stocks or bonds. teb2O-iv
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.OTICE HAVETWO ESTABLISH
., ments in this city for securing, dying
repair. ny. All dene in one without send.
II TO u tailor before 1t is nnIshed. am
only one in this city that can do TINS.
TAOS. X. PERC1VAL,
No. 10 West Fifth street,
la226t No, 1903 West Ninth street.
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NOTICE SUBSCRIPTION FOR
\ papers sent out OF The city must be paid
: In advance. Also al persons VINO are IN.
Dted TO this office for either advertising OF
, printing would Oblige us by calling ana
% closed up, A word to the wise, &c.
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MOTT, E.-The annual meeting ofthe raj.
mers Association Of New CAS- 70 county
II be held In the second story Of mo Ieie-
iph Building, Third and Market street =
ilmington, Del, on Ssturday Jsnus.y y-v o.
NO. GEO. H. BLOWN, Secretary.
l2.2S!26. 30.l.2-2tw
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kHOI'ICE.

NOTlCE. ~
Y UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILL
NlNGToE, December ~, 1872.
he annual election tsr nine Directors VIII
held at the tanking house on Tuesday,
iuary 18th, 1880, between the hours OF Two
1 four O'Clock In the afternoon.
III JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
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MERCHANT TAILORING,

All the latest styles Of Spring aud summer
Cashmere and suitlngs kept on hand. cut
and made in good STYLE.
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CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER

A Cheap as any Establishment In Whining.
ton or Philadelphia. 6.7.9m
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BROK ERS.
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON Il co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
lmington, Delaware.

CORNER SIXTH: AND MARKET SITS,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-02
The Last Horsc.
o2efe, y ,.a;s! u l,gs

Historian. lie has turned matters
over "a the a.eht Of the boasd OF III der
writer's, Capt. George Flavel, and as
will be seen by advertisement this mcrn-
ing, the ship ami cargo will be sold so
far Is thc Bcatd Rave al, ho+itlyi tuAdis-
pose Of the same. There remains On
board the wreck yet, about eight hut
dred to one. thousand tons Of cargo.
Capt. Carroll WAS 81 btArd tie .hip
yesterday in company with some gen
tle'nen INTERESTED al donsasures. They
found one horse still alive. and when
the poorbt,N6 idiscpyered ahat there
we're human beings uear him his plain
tvs whips ysFwsrss tpuchiug TO al b wm
heard 3then1. I Fhs fait htol beast wss III
the engineers room, deck after deck
Of the vessel haviog broken away frou
under him, aud washed of the wreck
AS it was utterly impossiblesto save thu
animal, and its pitiful appeals indicate t
its sad condition, it was shot by tn
owner.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-02
The Council.
Tuesday. April 20, 10

Tuesday. April 20, 1879.
Alta regular meeting this day, pursuant
to adjournment, there were yFpEWesent A
Gilman Mayor; 4. Baird, G. q. krrss, T..
5. Billings, G. sWsisgerbsr,s uouncd; 81 Il
Faunce, Marshal. MF& EUsR&
Minutes of last meeting read, aud on
mstios sef = Billings, seconded, by Baird.
approved.
An ordinance aie7 regard to cleaning
streets resd.
On mptiaa of BaFd. .sesoadsds by kress
ordinance read seceudsline.a ~
On motion of Krsss, ssec"ndsdsby Bill
liugs, ordinance be engrossed preparation,
to third reading. pa
On motion of Kress, seconded by Baird
| ordinance No. Is approged.s
On mslisas of a.sss6nas.'-sy Kress
that ordinances Nos. 81 aud % be pub
lished 10 Lewiston TELLER one insertion
aSd tSSsT Is q sie. Of sAme ~ pfiptsa 40
psssedlins conspicuous places instie cry b
the marshal.
On motion of Baird, seconded by kress
Council adjourned till Tuesday, May 8, A
10. 1879. ~ a. s!.' s,..' -
Attest: An9l K. vtscsSr,s
! City Clerk.