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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
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LHOGRAFIA
DEL /" BOLETIN. -

Parcipamos al pdblico que ACADIA de llcgar
de IA Habana nn ht6grafo especialista en- cro-
mo, en- todo 10 relativo Ia ;dustria del Ia
bsco, haciendose toda clase de trubajes Como
ieho artista es la vez excelcnte III ujante, Ia
casa 50 encarga de s liseiios que le indiquc
el consumidor.
La tograffa lei BOLETIN, rrovista de to-
da cla,G de tlement IS, lace con brevedad y
rGIfoeciea y & freei m6dicos cuanl os traoa-
os Nc le cncargncn.
Sc hare gran rebaja dc preeios en- las letrss
dc calnblo, terjetss de haatismo, de vis tn Y
meI cantiles, ca lis fsrturas, clrc isres, eonfor-
m.dadcs Oi;!igarioRes, etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15

Aimentadoras automatas dc vapor para ealdora
que ofrecen seguridad completa economin-AlS
mas para calderaS.-Con este aparato sencfllo al
muy POGO costo, es impossible por descuido quens
las calderas-Toda clase de pailas , valvulas parr
baterias comuneS perfeccionadR5.-Rom balaD.
zas para haciendas, almacenes. ofcinas pulperias
Molinos para maz, hjos y Dortatii5e dc toIos Ia
mahos.-Bombas de r1ego. eentrih1ga de piston
Despepitadores de SIERRA cilndro de cuchiila. es
pecia para algodon paratos para cafe de desgra-
mar descascarar. lmpar, surtir el grano por tama-
no. y separar 81 caracoliilo o.-Maquinas para hacer
adrillos. tejas ytubos de barro MaquinRs de vapCG
para arar. zanjear. etc.-Manometros, pir0metroa
bar0metros. rslojes. aves. v3lvuas toda clase d,
material y efectos de bronco hierro para naaul
mas. calderas para hacienda de azicar, cafe nlaix
arroz etc Efectos de telegrafia. tramvas ferro-ca
rifles, puentes de hierro.-Oomo tambien todo mate
rial edifclos. maQuinarias ETC. para factorfas
trales.
Para pormenores precios ETC., dirigirse en- Ponce
D. Roberto Graham. unico agente en- esta provin-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
G A RTES.

Tiene e gnsto de oireeer al pdhllco sus ira
bajos en- los ramos signientes: Pintado d.
coches, Talabarterfa, Topiceria. Y reparacio-
mes de toda clase de maqHinas de coser
atondIdos personalmepte.
Marina Isabel 2snum IA S--S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15

En- la Imprenta del BoLETM Sc han
recibido los siguientes:
Poemas buc6iicos griegos, por Monies
de Oca obregon ............... sl 90
Las muieTes 9e la hi toria, por Herman
dez y Fernandez ............ IS
Periqnito en- elias, por Ortega y Frss. 25
isufarmodades de las Was digesIivas,
por Damaschino ............. ass
Recuerdos de Paris L6ndres, por
Amlcls. ,..,..... .,........,...... %
Tradicones de Toledo por Oavarria
HlarJe. ..s.-.......... 90
Follas Novas, por Rosalia C.stro Muir
guia. uia..........................-... 80
Piineipado de Astdrias, por Guznan. l 30
Cuentos cortesanos. s............... IS
BibAoteca de A. A. escogidos. ... . 2S
Cabezas Calabazas, por Moscatel 90
Casa dc Vapcr, por Julio Verne l.'
y parte, ,..........., ..,............. :. 90
Calirhoe, P~ema por Mauricio Sand. . 4S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15

de los ESta0OS- UnldOS, ul complete
que deseamos realzar d precios muy
Elegantes pavas y sombreros para
senor,s Y senoritas.
Sombreros y casquetes psra nihos.
Fichus de { tina novedad.
Corbatss y chaiinas do todas cases.
Juegos de ouellos y puhas isos y Dor
ia los,
Abanicos pompadonr
Gran vsrie|sd en- p3nuo,os, medaa,
cintas y horos.
Juegos pnra ,ocajlur lie fart:sia.
Csjitas a1o,nadas con perfnm ra.
Gran surtido de perfumeria 10 las
mejores f.hricas.
Botones de pasta y f rra1cs dc to1as
clases.
Puerto-Rico ii dc Noviembre
hta. Is j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
Maquina para galletas.

Sc desea yender una que SO halla en- muy
buen estado, con una collection dc ocho mol
des para informes direirse los sef1ores
Soler, Anguera y comp, calle dc San Justo,
esquina la Luna. h. zoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
IBECEDARIO DE IA VIRTUD.

dedcado los nifios, con onaprobacion eclcsias-
tica, libro propio para arender a leer para
incucar la moral cristian en- e corazon de la
nihez.
Vendese en- esta imprenta 2 rs ejempar
g. 10 docena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
EFECTos DE ESCRITORTo.

Tinteros escribanias de todas classes pre-
eios.-Pizarras de tela para pared --TDer~s
de escritorio o-Portaplumas --La1ices -Papei
nara imnrenta blanco Y de color -Papel para
cartas grande peqneho. -Papel en- cojit"s dt.
luin para rogalos-Tiuta n>gra y violeta, en-
b9!ellas yea ecas, elase superior francesa, IN
glesa americana - ldem iiem idem en- potes
paquefios, idem, iden, ilen i 'e carmin de
todas clases --Psri plamas de metal -~Mucfa.
90 en- uotes de dif'rcntes tqTa10s fJrFnas.-
Cromos para albnms dc mujeres, nifcs, pai$a
les, nores, animalcs, etc --Piumas dc acefo lie
yarias clases --Papei espaho dc las trlncp2-
les fabricas nacionales - tr,niiieTos lie crlsta
DE MADEIRA - Pjsapa,eles d. cri,tI Y de
bronco --Fosfyrer4s Il .bconce. -E6tatuAs para
eseritorio --Seca iriDa le ditorertes cases -
Carpctas lie cscrt rio re tot !nlA pf2pias pf-
IA req I3a --CaetarAs lie bfls 10 ~-Oait>ras
n m guardian 10 umentps It, P,rtamonedas -
Petaeas para abtcos cig2rril!os --picgade-
ras do tod - e ass -Sacrss sara 0itarrs -
Cart bones lie todas clases -CaiaS &c pinturGs
: lie met eIlatcSs df reHtes cases -ihbros
IL memorials para el o lilo -PizarrlS de Sill
Gale dteranfcs classes y fJrmss udiendo escIl-
b;psc con ralquirr i3pig, biaGcas y G'Br~s -
Iiluos cabanuo para q c0mcrcio, de tod
elases nrecios --Aaog de gonna para pape
les A,fieres 10 sujGtar dIcupehtoS Ia
ere de 10 les clascS y preclo.. kaSpadores -
Term6me tros.-Papel secante. -Pepe IRE ,a-
RADIO para excusaios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
CdicOn3dniG.

Ademas del gren snrtido de cromos que tie.
ne eiempre Ia imrrenta Gel BODETIN, ha re-
cibSlo an gran surtido de bellies cuadros en-
calcomanis, os cuales pEeden trasladarse al
o'jeto que guste el cornpr4 dor, pudieado ador-
mar con esos su casa, sus muebles demas,
todo a precios baratisimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
C.TplKIA DE SEGUROS

THE iA3lNE tNStlRNCE COMP ANY
LcNDRES.
ULRECT J,.ss.
DAVID AIIcaIsoS. Fro. k,uARLEs aAss;oI ESQ.
't0dAnD S.a'So ESa' i'BSDxu!ok iKyEN, ESQ
. s1ca X. .srs.fI ~ kiir CEABLss Rgwny MrI1e
2D4N GoL71t-&: EaQ. nslI, 4 :. - ,,.,,
4s1asS Dr7icAs. aso l1nnS'E Il hA%''F ''oAf"f
TfQ L. p |ystk.I%srRvss ESQ
ohw 9D5's EEsiZDUk. SyEx3T Is <soS YI:rI-
Ego. f.<4.
saSaUSN0s.
S'assrs aLyg, MlIa Cr3E.s & CO.
1EREaTE.
BorIRr JoaS -oT'eg.
SUrERIETEEUESsl DscI. Cy-ADO
rEpARTAB. si.'co.
FSrcSR AUGUSTUS WGITS.
.:a.oii>l $1,000, DOC. E9serva 8i.790. .o0a
gsta conpat.a fue es;a5i >ita % ii aro 1896, h.
t...in ncucl0s e1oS T. esta en- coicainaeio2 con !!
optplGfa de la bisls Real @iesa. coa in cu! Ia b.
! .rszios para faCliFa. ec vay ores los
t,!r ,linrea nAso1os, 81 gegUr0 de los en5arous
4. iraco. ro3pttc-. 9'lu:Gtces le 'os paS9lefoe 5
'...- u.''. .'s :1ie 50 asatAF0Eeu ~ este puerto.
TtEf?ArAr6 DIESA0.
satg as An;i!.as ....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D. I
'afs fnyIuta.r Pfai fi1 ......... < p.s
mario ;z'< y5t.r>s afa> lrsJ"s sean de 3onfiisra
'cn
,-,r Il ':rg saSirr 1C'.ra oars2Itss,l5 por los
-.,g.rss ,;n Ia otuaaf = "a Ha'a Reel IL .<icaa
''as It's n3o's ~ r',. d. trSef S1s ac nj -
LATIN %. Not7e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
I'D ML ~ e ~ - "a
ELL TEL ,E1GF AF7O
-. l@E 81 EAMn va W GcGB 81 ED~


De vent hero galvaniz 1o !iSo aoano'a TO-
- Cayo ing ses de hicrro de toneos TO- de pae de
Va de composcion pa4aot lie peso complete de IA de
A. 5,6, II y l6 paquee
F6oro de segiad egmos de paa pavesa colorado
Jabon ingles veteado azul Medley.
Aroz de la India superior.
Gran srdo general lie peetera obetos
perfumeria novedades de Paris
Agenc general las acreaa naqnas de dobe pes
punte sin rival LA NACIONAL.
Dep6o del recomendabe gas LUZ DAMANTE bre de expo-
ion humo NAL oor nhanabe grades h 23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
iGran descubriHento autorizade con patente!
NO MAS -QUINlNA!
Cur aci On R adical-

PRESERyATIvO CURATIVE DE LAS INTERMEDIATES
VENEREAS SIFTLTICAS CALBNTURAS
DEL MERCURIO nj Ell UsO DE QUINA CON Ell. GRAN
ESPECIFICO vEGETAL DEL ESPECIALISTA WALL.
E especico brevs ias FIEBRE
rIF de CALENTURAS Qunina,
meddes del ESTOMAGO del HGA Do del
RES ANGINAS ANEMIA, CLORosIs, STILLS. HERPES
Deposits California
botcas ognfras de- Habara
LEDESMA, calc de S Francisco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
Molino para chocolate

Sc desea vender uno de tamao mayor, con
todos los accessories para dicha elabora-
cion. h. 40 Q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
SE VENDE MUY BiRiTA.

Una casa terrera de mamposterfa sta en- la
Gale del Sol n6m ll0s que prodnce uno por
ciento en- sus alqnileres. El que interese pue-
dc dirijirse los Sres. Miguel Sarralegui Co..
Tetuan IL esquina San Jnsto. h. 9e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
Estados para eli Censo.

Las alcaldlas que deseen collection
de estados para hacer el censo de al
mas pueden pedirlas la imprenta del
BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15

baratos
Sombreros copa alta y medios bonn
hos para hombres.
C9lzado para caballeros, senoras y
ninos.
Casimires y batistas.
Avios de bautismo muy fnos.
Paraguas sombrilas.
Bastones muy eiegantes.
Boquillas y petacas fnas.
Mecheros para tabacos.
In6nidad de juguetes de todas classes.
Velooipedos Y cochecltos para ninos.
Baules y malotas de todas classes.
Estuches para viajes.
Mantas para id.
Copas para aqua baratisimas.
Loza = cristaleria de todas classes, 6 in.
fiIidad de artfculos dificiles de numerar
de 1880.
UBET PONS G Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
sallos.

En- 81 Hotel de Embajadores Sc
extraen 4 81 uno.
San Justo II, esquina 4 ia Forta
-. D. 1e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15
LA COMPETIDORA. a.
S5.-FaD HRyMy "A KHCZ A-95.

Parcipamos nuesos fvorecdores pdblco
neral haber ecbo los tmos proc1ents de Europa
de los Uno complete surtdo de aros de
que deseamos realizar precios muy baratos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-15

En- la Imprenta del BoLET1N Sc han
ecibido los siguientes
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
The situation In Mississippi.

A leading Mississippi Republican, q
gentleman Of position and character,
has been talking to the New York Tri.
bune, about the political situation in
that State.
"Ths whole election machinery" he
san 'is In the hands Of the Democr ats.
The Governor appoints the County
CommiA 'ioners, and the Commissioners
appoint Ill the election inspectors.
There is q requirement that one in
speolor OF each polling place shall be of
the opposite party. Where this is not
disregsrded altogether the Democrats
get negro who cannot read, and who
will not know one ticket from another,
or they get mean white man who pre-
tends to be Republican and will sell
out for trihe. Sometimes they simply
reverse the figures, converting Re-
publican majority into Democratic
majority by stroke OF the pen. Some
times the trick Of sticking two or three
tickets together by little muscilage at
the top is resorted to. When these
tickets are taken ont Of the box the
separate them by q little
rubbing motion with the thumb and
finger. Then there appear to be more
ballots than names on the poll-book,
and this discrepancy is remedied by
throwing out enough Republican bal
lots to make the account tally"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Tho wrong Leg.

The Portland Advertiser tells thu
following story. There was an emf
nent sergeant-at-law some years agt
who had cork leg that was triumph
of artistic deception. None but his in.
imstes knew for certain which was the
real and which was the sham limb. A
wild young wag Of the "utter bar
who knew the sergeant pretty well.
once thought to utilize this knowledge
Of the ssrgeant's secret to take in 9
green, newly. hsdged young barrister.
Tho sergeant was addressing a special
jury at Westminster in his usual earn.
est and vehement style, and the wae
whispered to his neighbor "You see
how hot old Buzfuz Is over his case
now I'll bet you q sovereign I'll run this
pin into his leg up to the head, and
he'll never notice it, he's so absorbed
in his case. He is q most extraordi-
nary man in that way" This was
more than the grsenhorn could swal-
low, so he took the bet. The wag took
a large pin from his waistcoat, and
leaning forward drove it up to the
head into the sergeant's leg. A yell
that froze the blood Of all who heard 1t,
that made the hair Of the jury stand on
end and caused the Judges wig almost
to fall of, ran through the Court. "By
Joye, it's the wrong leg, and I've LOST
my money!" eA claimed the dismayed
aud conscious-stricken wag, quite re-
gardless of the pain he had inflicted
upon the learned sergeant.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Mr., Cessna ON Pennsylvauia.

~ r.
Interviewed In The Press. ...--
al saw if the election were tomorrow
the majority for Garfield would be w.,
900. and il the activity and zeal now
manifested should continue until No
vember It will reach 10000. 1.-THE Re
publioans carry Maine in September, Co
dorado, Ohio, and Indiana in October
our majority may reach 10000. The
loss of Indiana, without the loss OF the
others tates, 1t would not 60 much below
40 600. There are no difficulties In the
domination of the candidates for Con-
oress. except in the Butler and Luserne
Districts. and these, believe, will DC
sattlad to the satisfaction Of the friends
of ali the candidates. There are iew
diasensions in any of the counties IN
reference to Legislative candidates, ana
rhese will speedily be removed. Inere
are no divisions any where in references
to our national ticket" -,
"How many congressman will we
gain :"
"At least two.' ,1;,
"What do you think ABOUT 'ne nes'''
lature 7" ,u,u ,o
"It will be republican-largely so'
without doubt. We will lose no Men, ~
bers in our Republican districts ana We
will elect several in Democratic oouh, ~
ties. one or two in Befks and some III
Montgomery and Bucks. | 40 no: ssp %
lisve we viii lose any members or Sen
ators in Philadelphia"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
BUCHASAx's HELPLEs. sHEss
How He Was Controlled NJ the
SOuth-WhAs Might be Expe cted
fruyn Hancock u Election.

How He WAS Controlled b sn
SOuth--Whas Might be Expe cte'
from HancOek's Election.
Correspondence OF the Chicago Journal.
Two years ago the writer made d
Journey from Yanktown to Swan Lake,
by stage, in company with Chief JUS
tics Shannon of Dakota Territory. Dur.
ing the trip the Judge narrated the fol-
lowing:
~ visited Washington early In 1851
to receive my appointment to this place.
called upon President Buchanan in
the evening at the White House. We
had long known each other, and he re-
csived me cordially. My home had
been at Pittsburg, and we had met in
party councils, courts and conventions
for many years. During the converse.
tion of the evening the President asked
me what the people, the Democracy Of
the West, thought OF the events then
taking place. l answered him truly
that the people would stand by the flag
regardless Of party. At this time the
rebellion had actually begun. State
after State had seeded. l remained
an hour or more, aud arose to withdraw,
when President Buchanan, without his
hat, followed me to the door, ont down
the walk to the gate, and there, with a
voice filed with emotion, he said :
Judge, l have nc doubt but that you
have told me truly; but what can do
surrounded upon all sides by the
friends Of secession, by men believing
in State rights; even watched III the
seclusion Of my own home! For
said the old man bitterly, that beauti-
full lady sitting there in our company
this evening was none other than a
Southern spy upon my home speech,
and acts, and upon one pretenss or
another, such has been the case for
months, a constant espionage. Whith-
or the country is tending, l cannot tell.
We must trust in God and the incoming
administration. can do nothing
watch day and highland 1t is too late
to call about me other councillors and
and advisers And," said Mr.. Shan.
non, ~ shall never forget the picture
the old man presented at this moment;
his hair strea ming in the wind the
tears running down his cheeks; his
whole frame shaking with emotion.
And thus saw him for the last time.
shook his hand, bade him goodbye,
and departed. History narratss the
rest"
This story has its moral. 30 long as
man acts with party he is Of that
party. Hancock acts with and is Of the
Democratic party. Ia he an ADLER
man than the astute James Buchanan,
the shrewdest politician of the old Key.
stone State He will be surrounded
by the same men, subject to the same
influences, and will act with the same
party as did James Buchanan. Is he q
stronger man than James Buchanan 7
His reputation as man of character
istic ability does not mark him as su-
perior. Then, subjected to like infu-
ences, he will fail as Buchanan failed,
and State rights will triumph. Fellow.
citizens, be not deceived. A Democrat
ic victory is triumph of The men who
made the rebellion. They are to-day
as full of schemes opposed to the
North-opposed to the welfare Of our
country-as they were in 1860. Give
them the chance and you shall see.
That is it-give them the chance. Dare
wei Shall wei Can We?
". q. GARDNER.
Rrrp TsrANn Julv %.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
BLUE ISLAND, July %.
Remark able Cases OF Longevity I'm
q Family.

=
The census has brought to light
many interesting cases Of longevity,
some of which have appeared in our
neighboring journals. We doubt, how.
ever, whether there can be many cases
which excel that Of the brothers and
sisters Of Mr.. George Buckwalter oi
Pottstown, OF which mention was made
SOME time ago in this paper. There
are four brothers and two sisters living
Joseph Buckwalter, who resides In
Phila, who was 80 years of age on
June 10, 1880; Mrs. Cressenger, wife
of Henry Cresssnger, who is in her s7th
year; and lives in Upper Providence
Montgomery county; jacob Buckwaltsr
who is in his 85th year and lives in
Cass county, Illinois; Hannah Kram,
widow Of Samuel Kram, who is in her
SD year, and lives in Ph@nixville;
William Buckwalter who is in his 18th
wear and lives in Evansburg, Mont
gomsry county, and George Buckwalter
who was II years old on the Oath Of
June, 1880, and lives in Pottstown.
The united ages Of these six brothers
and sisters is about 500 years, or an
average of over 50 years. They are
the sons and daughters of Jacob and
Mary Buckwalter, and their father died
in 1888, aud in his SID year, and the
mother in 1S45, in her 18th year.
Their pa, ents lived two miles south OF
the Trapps, Montgomery county, on the
farm now occupied by Mr.. Henry Cres-
senger. 1t will be.ssen that the aver
aps age Of the children now exceeds
that Of the parents. Henry and Mary
Cressenger-the latter, as we have
said, is one Of the Buckwalter family
have lived together as man and wife
about 66 years. They have passed the
"golden wedding" tine sixteen years,
and are still travelling onward, though
with somewhat feeble steps, toward
the "diamond wedding" anniversary,
with nine years still to go. The wives
of Joseph Buckwalter and william
Buckwalter are both living-Joseph
and bis wife having been married
about 50 years and William and his
wife about SO years.-PottstoWn Led
oar
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
aJN HARTMAN J,&J.N HARTMAN, J.A1. N. HARTMAN
ro THE PUBLIC

Notwlthstandin the increase in the prics
of ice. Charley Kyle, the veteran ice crea
dealer. proposes to give as large plate Of
cream as usual. Charley has made ample ar.
rangements to supply all with Ice cream aad
that If they once patronize him they will al.
ways be his customers. MIR. Kyle has followet
the ice cream business for the past 33 yeara
and he feels confident that he can please
those who call at his store, N. e. cor. Sixth
and Orange, or at his stalls No, "a, 80, SO, End
street market. Pic MICS, excursions and pri-
vate parties furnished with Ice cream at rea-
sonable rates. All orders promptly attended
to and filled when promised. Your patronage
Is solicited. CHARLES KYLE,
slit N. E. oor, Sixth and orange.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Ciay OF VlcksbuFE.

The steamer City of Vicksburg, bound
from St. Louis for Vicksburg, sank al
Ashport landing, Tennessee, about ont
O'Clock yesterday morning. 1t Ii
thought she crushed in her hull by
striking an old stump while nearing
the landing. She was valued at $780,.
900, and is total loss, with her cargo
The passengers all escaped, but it is
feared two or three deck hands were
drowned,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
From Naaman's Greek to Nanft
coke.

A large number of the peach orchards
on the peninsula have been sold t.
speculators at from 30 to 40 cents pei
basket, delivered at the nearest station
along the Delaware railroad, and some
of those growing the yellow varieties
have disposed Of them at 60 to own
ere of canning establishments.
Walter Burton, proprietor Of thu
Bright house, Rehoboth, has invited
the Laurel Band to be guests for ter
days or two weeks. The invitation
has been accepted.
The first anniversary OF the Dia.
mond State Comet Band, which will
be observed next Thursday, promises
to prove o most interesting occasion.
The Newark parade will be an inter
esting feature.
Georgetown is becoming noted for
fast horses. Horace Adams has made
the latest addition. lie calls him
"Dresdful" and swears that the nag
has q record between two and three
minutes. This horse belonged to Ex-
Senator Bayard, who paid $500 for
him.
The crop of peaches this year will
have no opportunity for spelling, dry
ing house are to be found on many
farms as we'll as the towns and villages,
and the peaches that are not firm
enough to ship will be used at home.
Several prominent officials Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
spectsd the Pomeroy and State Line
Railroad as far as the P. W. Il B. CROSS
ing on Wednesday at noon.
Some farmers near Newark have a
superstition that all products of the
soil, like potatoes, radishes and onions,
should be planted on the wane Of the
moon, and those which grow above the
ground on its increase.
Peach shipments from Middletown
last week, by carloads, have been as
follows: Monday, 2; Tuesday, 2; We'd
nesday, 4; Thursday, 7; Friday, 4. Total
10.
Rysporators at Middletown and else
where are getting ready to tackle the
surplus peaches.
About six hundred people are sum-
mering at ocean City, which Is said to
be the political centre Of the Peninsula.
Soft peashes bring 25 cents per
basket In Dover.
Dover consumes ten tons Of ioe per
week.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
LICSALE

-oF-
HoRSES, WAGONS, HARNESS
pscribers will sell at Public Sale, OF
gal connection Is now mad o, and they
urther use for them at their Rock
IT mills, 3 miles from Wilmington,
" rom DUPONT Station on the vii.
aAd Northern railroad, on
pESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1880.
AT one o'clock, sharp,
Of tirstclass mules, large size, 2
~ wagons and harness tor ~
ao'Ve STOCK will positive 4S
sIoks,-All sums Of $50 and less cash,
ny over thatsam0unt credit Of SIX
III oe given by the purchaser giving
oe note so with approved endorser or
St SSUP Il MOORE PAPER 90,
putnam b Son, Auctioneers. 7Sl.d-u
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Republican National Committee

A joint session Of the Republican
National Committee and the Republican
Congressional Committee will be held
III New York on the 9Th of August.
Generals Garfield and Arthur will be
present, with prominent Republicans
from all parts ofthe country, including.
1t Is expected, Senators Conkling and
Blaine, Governors Proctor Of Vermont,
Long Of Massachusetts, Andrews of
Connecticut, and Cornell Of New York,
ex. Governors Morgan and Tish, and
Messrs. Thurlow Weed, George Will
liam Curtis and Marshal o. Roberts.