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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
A NEW WORD FOR 1T.
Prom me Atlanta

Prom me Atlanta Constitution, Oct. 2.
IF Ohio doesn't wheel INTO the Democratic
line on tue 18th. Tue Republican majority will be cut
down 10 a fatal figure.
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A GREAT FAITH WRECKED.
FrOyu The TrOU Press sent. 80.

We believe that Indiana Is certain Tor the
Democratic ticket m OcioOei by decent majority ana
for Hancock IN November Dy an increased majority.
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VIII cure COusump COUggs Bronchitis. Weak Lungs
Nervous all forms OF II raj Debility EstaO
lshy4 - years Try It, 81 ~ per bottle.
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Do!itiral Nctlles.

RenrbIican Naturalization Committee Headquarters
al northwest corner and Chat sta Open daily
from 10 A N. TO A p m. l. o. McCOKD Chairinan
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TIE IMPOSSIBLE ACCOMPLISHED.
From Washington DiSp ten % The Phftddeiphid Pr
fcf1
;ers were received here to-da

Senator VOorhre, and Mcdonald auL EXC vrrn Hen
drick, Indiana in wnich il II stated ~ he most posi-
tive terms that The tor he Democrats. an1
that utter npossD lity for the Republicans To
Il.
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Juecill NJutes


Geo. A. LeavIu a. Co. Aactioncers
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
AT THE LEAVirr ART Rooms. SIT Brosfway
The PATERSON COLLECTION
OIL Paintings and Water Coors Pottery Porceains n
se,res Dresden, Vienna chinese and Japanese
Bronze& Antique Rugs and Furniture. curos &C.
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON. AT 3 O'CLOCK,
WILL BE SOLD THE BElCA.BKAC. RUGS, ac.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING. At O'CLOCK. THE
OIL PAINTINGS AND WArER COLOhs.
THE WHOLE WITHOUT RESERVE
Henry A. Daniels VI. d. I44 gtoD I3tbss
Hours TO aud > Ia 7.
Attention u gentlemen only
New DESIGNS In
GAS FIXTURES, CLOCKS. BRONzEs. LAMPS AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK
STYLE and Of wor.nassap
AZ offered by
MITCHELs- VANCE & co,
s36 and s3S Broadway. NswYor.
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BUT REALLY, NOW. YOU CAN'T BE ACcoMMC

from me Indianapolis sentinel. Oct. ~
We not only want large Democratic ma
tor1ty, but be hatlc ana overwhelming
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RIGHT FOR ONCE.

FNorn TIE Neie. YORK sun. oct o. ~ -,
II both Ohio and Indiana go Tor the hepuo-
ncans. Garfield Will be elect d in November
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YEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITION.
ROBERTS BROS.

ees,rsct " looks Of tie iI, tarss HDats fIly Ifgrl
heretofore ne tn-rtrI bIya
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FXPECTA ions BLASTED.

To-day the great battle will be joined in
Indiana md Ono We expect 10 carry the first ana
T. make gains la the second.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL DBsn9vArrovS.

Ike "a go, ., - -, >. "a an,
preceding The Irregular att n- reprele'ts the
The mercury during those hours Ihr 'rof.h o 49, IN -
Indicated
arNAry Broadway
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HOW DO YOU LIKE THE ANSWER
From The albany ATgits. oct. ).

HOW Do YOU LIKE THE ANSWER
From The albany ATgaS. oct D.
THE TRIBUNE inquired the other day,
What does 329 mean Z" W-en Indiana is heard from
mex. week, and the country IN November, The TRIBUNE
Will b. Afforded opportunity 10 reflect ctnGdiy and
eobeiy about Hha' II means.
l. EN- gIISFrS OPINIONS YESTERDAY MORNING.
Prom The Neu York Graphtc.
$4,000 saved.
50 900 gone 10
D. me Irish anyway.
The id foo = believed II all.
on. The shade OF nv grandmother
SO 964 II isn't bigger sum tnan 329.
Now the Lord pity I'll, suffering puOT with mortgages
Fifty libel SUITS Of cents piece, equal
10 80. Won't pay.
GRAPHIC POINTS.
And now, perhaps, the Democratic politl-
clans GIN that they made mistake IN not nOn
mating Mr.. Tilden al Cincinnati.
Taking one consideration with another, the lot OF
the Democratic politicians can scarcely be called
happy
IAN IS vanity and vexation Of spirit" said the
preacher and the Maj0rGeneral echoes the SCI tment
1t Is safe 10 say that Governors Island will not be
overrun by pilgrims 80 much as 10 was.
That cold blast from Maine has had a very bracing
az Waaf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15
Calm RrOs. a Co.

II will DO to your interest to read the aG-
yOrtisement of Calm Bros. 81 Co., which ap.
pears in this mornings paper. They offtr
inducements to buyers that all prudent per.
sons will surely consider. They have an i'm
mense stock of goods Of all varieties in their
line and they have made choice selections,
both in qualities and styles, and those who
need supplies ought by all means to avail
themselves of the rare bargains they are pre-,
pared to give.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

The three great express companies arc thu
United States, Adams and the American
They employ altogether an army of mer
and host of horses. For their men anC
their horses, these three great companies use
exclusively Giles Liniment Iodde Ammonia
Giles pills cure suppression.
Sold by oil druggists. Send for pamphlet
DR. GILES,
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size % cents.
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EAS ND.
In County Site Of.EastIand, hmm edi.
ately.On the line OF the Texas
a. PaeiGc.K. IL.
TIE: RMS !:

one-thlrd cash, the balance in three and six
months, witt interest at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum. Having largo interest
there and being DESTROYS ofunitingothers with
me TO build up at that point the most flourish.
ing city between the Brazos river and III Paso,
intend to Offer this opportunity for them to
get some rare bargains. Eastland is the pres
ent terminus of the Passenger Trains on the
Texas \ Pacific Railroad, aud they will not
run beyond, probably before Spring, and with
good stocks Of Goods, Machinery, Lumber,
ETC., 1t can control tho trade Of Eastand
stephens, and portions OF Shackelford,
Throckmorton and Young counties, as well as
of Brown, Coleman and a part of ComanchC
county,
The lots that will Me offered for sale can be
seen by applying to DAN. BOONE.
East '""ss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15
FRAUDUL- EMIT FLOWS!

The widely extended popularity our mpeu acquired by I'M
asng effort during half century build business upon
the enduring principles of fair dealing with giving them the
best models that experience and ingenuity could design combined with
strictly rstaSs material and the skilled boha caused unscru.
puou parties to flood the country with FRAUDULENT lYTA.
EHssNS ofour implements.
In order not only protect hardly reputation
also the interest both merclanwe
already brought suit the
ments and the of this notice give fair warning E
GRANTS and farmers of whom comparatively
i'll INTENT but both of which classes equally
before the law that will hold all MIS- Others
handle ILLEGAL INVITATIONS goods to strict
accountability the Courts This applies only pOw to parts
of plows Also Points,
These dishonest schemes do business upon the fairly earned repu
aton of another involving bareed tansgeo patent copyright
and law have become fragrant that
avail ourselves all redress contained the against
FACTURER, MERCHANT FARMER, who nfrnges our
rights by making selling using these frauds.
Respectfully,
Iol. willie, Ky oe.l, 1870. B. f. AVERY & SONS,
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Eminent Drs. 3. l.. and L. 4. NideIet.
St. Louis, writes; Golden. Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef we have prescribed with sx-
cellsnt success i, diphtheria, malarial.
typhoid fever, debility and every depressing
disease. Sold by Ervay & Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

Holiday Gaads-Chrlstmas Presents.
Rings, brown onyx, entaglio head, diamond
incrusted amethist; malaclubo black onyx
incrusted bird and diamond cameo, emerald,
ruby, pearl, sardonyx, at Webb's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

Are removed speedily and permanently by
few drops of Renno's Magic Oil, taken in
tar0a''v in little water and applied exter-
~" l..'"' 49, g" F'ring parts. The great rem dy
.'' m's J. ia sold everywhere. Ask
flr n,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

Dogs transmit il through their teeth.
Teeth should be kept FREQ from virus. Use
Sezodont, keep the human teeth clean, and
no damage cen be done by the man who
says to his girl, 81 feel like ealing you up
dearestn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

EieRoUND TRIP TICKETS will be on
sale, very low, at all points on the Texas &
Pacific Railroad; and to parties whose pur-
chases exceed three hundred dollars, will
refund their Railroad Fare.
Us. DAUGHERTY,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
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DOImans, DOImans
rom SIS 90 to sos 00at Z. Bauman's, 7O6 Elm
treet.

In presents, g. Jeqt selection and lowest
prices, at Law. 40. 504 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-15

Thirty, count them thirty-Thirty success
full candidates in North Texas run the race,
wearing the Hunstable boot.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
YOung Villain.

ELMIRA, N. Y, June 3.-A few
months ago John Slater, young man
living near Whitney's Point, Broome
County, went to work on the farm OF
William Beadle, six miles from that
place. Beadle's mother and two sisters
lived with him on the farm. One of
the girls and Slater fell in love with
each other. Beadle did not like his
sisters choice, and a short time ago
discharged Slater and forbade him COM
ing to the house. On Sunday, Slater
was driving by the Beadle farm and
Miss Beadle was standing in the front
yard. Slater stopped his horse and
was talking with the young woman
from the wagon when Beadle came in
from a field. When he saw Slater he
became very angry and ordered him to
60 away. Slater refused to go. Beadle
went into the house and In short time
appeared with a gun. His mother fol-
lowed him out and attempted to take
the gun awsy Npm him. The sister
went to the assistance of her mother.
Beadle fslled his mother to the ground
with blow from the gun and knocked
his sister down with his fist. He then
shot Slater, inhicting a wound from
which, it was reported last night, he
was dying. Old Mrs. Beadle was rem
dered unconscious by the blow given
her with the gun, and lies in very
critical condition. Bsadle has been
arrested.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
. x.,.,, No, In a TIEh, Place.

The things whicl enter the head Of
boy being unaccoun, able, we will not
attempt to explain VIII az induoed FRED
erick Leach, q young l. id living in the
rear of No. 80 Nortb-sqA are 70 stiok
his head through betw. On tne iron
picksts Of the Hancock oC4ooi-yara
gate yesterday afternoon. MS neaa
went through all right, but when ne
was minded to move back he WA s.uoA.
He turned his head up sidewise 10 see
II some fellow had closed up the "P
Of the pickets. The pickets appear Va
grimly stationary. He struggle. !
backward until his ears were nearly
peeled off. Then he bsthought him
self Of etory he had heard. wherein 1t
was asserted that a mans head was
bigger than his body, and hoping II
might be likewise with himself, he
struggled ahead until half his jacket
buttons were stripped off. That also
failed, and 1t was at that moment that
the neighborhood was apprised, in
tones the most doloreus, Of the calam-
ity which had befallsn Frederick. A
crowd gathered, lifted the boy up,
pulling and pushing him till the pick.
cts were worn with friction. A
thoughtful person asked him how he
got in there. At last the gate was
broken, and once more Frederick held
his head up,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
. JCsE.

Though June not yet upoa the len
Has come with pranksorte fairy tread,
I'll write 1t up; It's we'll to he
Ahead.
The birds sirg In the cherry tree,
And likewise in the apple, toot
The doves now bill right merrily,
And 600.
The lilac blooms within the land,
Tho buttercup within tho mead,
II seems to me these truths are plain
Indeed.
All! happy now the festive clam
Beneath the living. tossing seas.
Hail, month oil flowers, love, spring lamb
And peas!
Yeu make our spirits glow and play;
You made our hearts go pita-pat,
Your zodiac sign should be the gay
Straw hat.
You see fond lovers pause and rest
Bspe cath the trysting tree remote;
You see highjumping.a his best
The geat.
And yet with all your gardens sweets,
Your swinging vines and running brooks,
And poets golden praises meet
Your looks
Though they 90 tender, bright and fair
As love smiles OF a maiden dear,
They're just precisely what they we're
Last year.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
Wedding nj New Castle.

The nuptisls Of Joseph M. Downing
and Hannah p, daughter Of Mr.. Hugh
E. Steele, occurred on Thursday at the
residence OF the latter near New Castle.
Among the company present were Hon.
Washington Townsend, Dr.. Jacob M.
Price, of West Chester, Abram Glib
bons and DR.. Huston Of Coatesvills,
DR.. George Thomas of West White
land, John Cornog of Wallace, VIM. H.
Miller, Howe,lville, Delaware county,
J. Dutton Steele, Joseph B. Townsend
and Richard H. Downing Of Philadel-
phis. Most of these gentlemen were
accompanied by their wives. The
ceremony came off about three O'Clock,
and the affair was marked by the ut.
most oordiality. The bride and groom
will locate at Flew Castle. Lawrence
county, Pa, where Mr.. Downing is en-
gagged In the iron business.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
Marriage Of MILE Colette Dumas.

Marriage Of Mile COIette Dumas
PApIs, June 3.-The prominent topic
of conversation in social circles to-day
is the marriage yesterday of Mile.
Colette Dumas, daughter of Alexandra
Dumas, the famous novelist and dra-
matist, to N. Lippmann. The marriage
was civil one, the ceremony taking
place at Batignolles, the Mayor o!iciat-
ing. The bride is an extremely beau
tiful young lady, and her beauty was
enhanced by the simplicity of her toilet,
which consisted of q white faille dress,
trimmed with roses, and long garland
of orange blossoms, worn like sash
across the shoulder. The address of
the Mayor was very impressive, and
the ceremony for solemnity was almost
as effective as a religious service
would have been. The newly. married
pair left Batignolles last evening for
Pay, near Dieppe, where the Loney-
moon will be passed.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
LOuestreee speaks,

Gen. James Longstreet thus wrote to
the Committee Of Arrangements for the
Union Veterans meeting to be held in
Chicago:
"In feeling and spirit shall be with
you in your Convention of the first
proximo but must express my regret
that your letter did not reach me in
time to make arrangements to meet
your appointment. shall support the
Republican candidate through the ap.
preaching canvass with much sin
cerity and anxiety as the only means
of perpetuating republican government,
as the cause may demand"
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
Reading RMlpr8ad Paying Interesl
ON the Mortgages.

On Tuesday the Receivers Of the
Reading Railroad Company began the
payment of the semi. annual interest on
the consolidated mortgage 7 per cent.
loan. The payments were made in
money, no checks being given, in con-
sequence of their requiring the sigma.
lures of the three Receivers. 1t has
been stated that the Receivers have
succeeded in obtaining the $1,000, 900
which the Court recently authorized
them to borrow. There appears a
statement that one Of the causes for the
failure of the Reading companies was
the fact Of a contract having been en-
tered into at high rate for old iron, the
fall in the price involving loss OF
about SIS per ton.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING,

Now, at the beginnl. 's o'su :,
mer weather, we have II
est assortment of everytA. u
in Mems, Young Mems apa
Boys Clothing.
We have proved 1t under she
most favorsbe circumstances
every way ; we like our stock /;
we have cloths and shapes in
Vulnerable to suit all tastes
and uses; our prices are, as
they always are, at the very
bottom ; and you have this ad-
vantage in buying Of us-you
are welcome to bring baehlany-
thing that don't suit and get
your money.
Other merchants may try 10
suit you with Clothing as fsith-
fully as we do : they succeedin
proportion to their facilities.
Nobody except us, so far as we
: know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
II he can't suit you.
We have always full assort-
ments Of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to
measure the finest at a quarter
below the current price; and
in ready-made shirts we make
three qualities, each having
its admirers.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
Letter to the Rev. Geo. ID. Kramer

Letter to the Rev. Geo. ID. Kramer
DEAR I'm the REPUBLICAN o.
Tuesday last, read a report of youl
sermon on Col. Robt. ]. Ingersoll, in
which you are made TO use that oft re-
psated expression ''Infdelity is mega.
tive"
If tear down an unsightly hut from
the neigh borhood and thus remove an
eye sore from the public gaze, does II
fellow that l must rear q splendid edi'
foe In Its stead II / remove pile Of
rubbish from the street that discom-
modes the passer by, what would you
have me put in its place Sufficient Is
1t that have given you clear space
to labor in, to enable you to have more
exercise. II / remove pond Of stag
nant water, does it follow that must
continue to improve the space with
fowersi II remove spsck Of dirt
from the eye Of my friend, his eyesight
IS at once restored.
"Who will build where infdelity de-
stroys 7"
II error and fslsehood be removed
from the education Of men, truth i'm
mediately flows in to fill the vacuum /;
il ignorance is removed out Of the way,
intelligence stands ready to take pos
session OF the mind; il i'll health and
disease be removed from the body, we
have a perfect state OF health II all
crime was obliterated from the land,
honesty would reign supreme.
Infdels are not negative to truth,
right, justice, integrity nor industry.
They are only iconoclastic to the oppo-
site of those virtues. They desire to
abolish the shadow, but to preserve
the substance.
Infidels are doing Just what you are
trying to do since your transition from
the M. E. Church. Infdels are doing
what the church fails to accomplish.i.e.
to bring about better condition Of
mankind; statistics of crime, pauper-
ism and prostitution. Wherever we see
infdels we see men of truth, open
handed, large hearted, whose only
place of rest is in the welfare of suffer-
ing humanity. Yours c. G..
Wilmington, Del, June 8.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
In the Coils OF q Snake.

A few days since as two small
children of Jesse Cloud, Of Kennett
township, were playing in the orchard
q large black snake glided up and coil
ed itself about the arm and leg Of the
younger of the children girl of three
years. Her sister screamed and called
her father who despatched the reptile,
though before he had done SO the child
was bitteu.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

Flavoring extracts, pure and fresh,
and trusses Of every description-very
cheap-special room for applying at
Danforth's drug store, End and Market
atraats
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

I,Io WI T.. FIVE GOODPANTALOO
M ,ty,,eSe sSe vest makers. Inquire VIII
ID, s,V'l'ag House, N. W. cor 4th and
642t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
WANTED.

EstEID-A NJ GENTLEMAN WITH A
u, 'a''l amount of capital, to purchase
~, alL) OF a long es stablished and
|.'.5 Y ., business; satisfactory reasons
|s,Slny SS,Ilny Apply at once, Rooms IL
~aanSe building. el-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
NOTICES..

- ,y,UAL MEETING - THE
ddi0E-tS 1MnTOusl meeting Of the stock
tsTeOIa, Young Mems Loan Associa'
M tho S.iS at the office Of the Secre-
..Edl /. b 'ysr1et nSiS Il a., on Monday evening
(, No ~ ~ MS ,na' at N O'Clock. Auditors
bsiIh in'T s annual report, ana an cleo
Iabat ' losa and directors held. 63'at
imuh,eI:, sp I'll, +. HAWKINS. Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

.stL D.-TWO INTELLIGENT
tIas tiias 'adIeS OF good address en-
y, s,sa. guy and respectable paying from
'SgSi n q expenses advanced rel. re-
'N'pley ST. 64tlt
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

=, All TRANSIENT KDVER.
|OIlVL. "a he inserted in the columns
!. t%I s ~ S'tS tUsy Will not be given any at
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

- TpE DELAWARE LOAN
VilVa.i1tioa now offers new stock TOR
Cal u' IE1. o. MARlS, Ssc'y.,
!. oH,o, COL Shiplev st.. (2nd hoor.)
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

|EsaLE-NEW SERIES CLAYTON
|LAn Association, $l.O3 q share. This
tHal pays the whole amount Of loan
|HMI the premium moothly.
N. L. LICHTENSTElN,
hind Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

.,,cr FIVE HUNDRED SHARES, M Is.
rOlCE, ,iS, Mechanics Loan Stock for
lNtn SellSo lsnsnt on the second Tuesday
b, Apply v ]. MORROW. sec'y.
All French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

ROOMED FRAME
Iu;e and shed kitchen lot b0xl54 feet,
m street between Lincoln and Union
y See owner on premises
I'M FRED COURTNEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

IHoBvTH BEACH LOTS FORSALE.
Two very desirable lots for sale at q
hrasIn, O,rner lots, also "stock" lots.
lp5y REV. U. W. PREFFYMAN
sSd l.ewes, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
OF HORSES AN

-sr:spENT OF HoKsEs AN
IrlEs' ,,v,D that tho sssessmon,
|dR % lslsUJl ".lss 2 In tha city OF Whining
,rna lla i,p %Hls iSso Is now completed and on
Ihhe w., sa oc CLERK Of Council, where II
Ihbs CIsS Mi II the goth day OF June Inst,
lrnsn u"t nstion and inspection Of those
lIsGlIalnA''VA e. b. FRAZER,
rad, Clerk OF Council.
Al
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

,VS,I,E, REM OR EXCHANGE
4 sT,IuabIe store stand in the VII 6Sa
fSsT London, Chester county, Pa; E
H. brIrk dwelling; excelleat business
par PARTICULARS apply at No. 8 East
aNd. TJ5 East 9th st., Wilmington,
=" '' 6-2.e-o.d-tfd&w
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

ftNT-TAREE STORY BRICK
'S'I i,aI vest Third street, contains nine
IHHy 70 THOM AS JOHNSON,
No. bl2 west Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

SMALL BOILER; SUIT
m M ior steam yacht or small business.
fgl Kings """
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
FOR SALE.

s,1E-A GOOD FIVE Room
" III Sn hou,o In South Wilmington, Not
/, 9lSn mNnsT TVS wanted. Also . lot Of good sash
\. uVnvI 1n1uIre of J.K. BABUOOK,
n b. corner Of End and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

oV sAI,E CHEAP.-ElGHT HORSE
" ,sger rs boiler and engine.
l'''' ' JOHN u. HlRZEL,
,,., 2O8 r. IND at.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

|gSALE.-TWO STORY DWELLING
|sAe s rooms with bath. Apply on
h, 3ii W. 7th st.; terms easy. 63ltl2t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

b " a. CARRIAGE TRlMM Err
s1, IA" me country, steady work. Ap-
W." KENTIRON 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

d, t..,1tGrlol te,i.lNol PAIR SPRING CHIoK.
llhlse TcrSd DcnS !, weekly, weighing not
N NJ b. APPLETON,
Third st. Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

n ,jSn.--WHlTE GIRL FOR GEN
~'1'eNOrK. oO3 W. 8th at. b28ti
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05
BOARDING.,

y"S !, ,S3 3aND ! s,5 MARKET STREET,
DiS.'0aIst' u, 0as'lraole rooms to LEI with
ai '''u' location; also day board.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

t,;,%aIE' n THREE EXPERIENCE
II snn'Te nSers at llS Market St; none
4 Npp9 'siao girl to do housework.
M. COBE.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

%,Hp'IA %nsp,',I,A MAQHINIST 18TH AND
'-'A'u' PUSLY BROS, b29.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

IEIysts mtAANTED !, A AT 32l E. 4TH
~iiy. 500 9t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

set. WANTED Ar 500 SHIP
- 42l.1mr
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

,ed ,s i Det., PHEASANT ROOMS
vO'ra' 800 French st. 6s#3t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-05

N }. scco,rH cMo,rHREE GENTLEMEN
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