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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11

On MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1850, will be
that valuable three-story BRICK DWELLING
and lot OF ground, situated on the cast side OF
North Lime street No. 3O7. The house contains
hall, parlOr, dining room AMI kitchen on first
floor, five rooms on second floor, and two
rooms on third floor also Frame Summer
kitchen. Lot rms in depth to q fourteen feet
wide alley. The house has all the modern I'M
provements, such as gas, hot and cold water
bath and water closets and furnace in the
cellcr to heat the whole house. This is per-
feet house ell through.
One half the purchase money can remain III
the property for O number of years.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. ~, OF said
day, when conditions of sale will be made
known by G. \. REECE,
III. SauHERr. Auct. oct2-stdR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11
yEV ADVERTISEMECTS.

row LOST.
u Strayed away from the Lancaster Drove
Yards on last Friday, Il small Alderaey Cow
yellow and white-briss knob ON one horn. n
Suitable reward will be paid for her return to
the undersigned.
ltd JANES SlEN AM.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Their Visit to Baltimore.

This afternoon Lancaster commandery
No. Is Knights Templar, left this city in
the 2:1O tram accompanied by the City
cornet band, to take part in the scsqui-
centennial ceremonies ut Baltimore, in
Guiding great street parade which will
take place tomorrow. Before taking the
cars the Sir Knights made a short street
parade. They numbered about 100 men,
and as usual presented very fine appear
ance. At Columbia they will be Joined by
number of other Knights and at York by
Il still larger number. They will return
Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11

Any disease OF the Kidneys, bladder, Urinary
Organs, Nervous System, or case OF Lame
Back that cannot be cured by Days Kidney
Pad, cannot be cured by any other treatment
or remedy in existence. oll-lwdMW&F&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11
NEW ADHERTlSEMENTS rs.

NEW ADVEKT1SElHE EN- 7S.
Democratic County Committee
The Democratic County Committee will
meet ut the Central Headquarters in this city
on MONDAY, OCTOBER q, at loa. III. I'm
portant business. Every member is expected
to be present.
w. u. HENSEL.
w H. GrIrR. Chairman.
MCN Spcr(.tSriCS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11
StOck MArkct
October III.

NEW YORK STOCKS.
stocks active and strong.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11

TELP WANTED-TWO Ok TnKEE
III Females from % to IS years of age, tor a
erence required. Apply at this office at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning. Nd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11
SEVERAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
ACROSS THE BRINE.

CONCERNlNCi THE TURKISH TROUBLE ES.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-29
THE STEAMSHIPS
CITY OF CHESTER
l.4OO Tons.
CAPT. LACKLON, Commander.
VIII leave ON the following dates:

These steamers leave victoria st neon ON the
day advertised. Tickets afe good only on the
steamer for which they are purchased, and are
not Gansferable.
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
Hereafter the freights which. as per tariff, have
been IS per ton. viii be charged at IS per ton.
From and after this date ALI. BAo0AoE of Puget
Sound passengers By P. n. .. 8. Co.'S steamers
via Victoria will be under castom.h ouse seal and
VIII not be subject to examination by custom.
house authorities in SaI Francisco.
Seattle. July 10. 1879.
For freight or passage apply on bcar.. or 70
n. L. TIBBALS,
General Aseut for Puget Sound.
Port Townsend. W. r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-29
COFFEE AND SPICE
e. MANUFAcToRY.

Id~sire TO inform the people OF Seattle aud the
Sound country generally that have estsblished .
French Coffee and spice Manufsctory on FRONT
STREET. SEATTLE. opposite 6ullivsn's Block.
where an mapufacturins ths best brands Of
Coees, Saivratas. YEAST Powders and Spices Of all
kinds. which are being sold Ut bedrock prices.
Having had ten years experience st the business
In Paris and America, I feel assured that can
please all who favor me with their patronage.
NJ good1, manufscfureA In Portland. took two
hsst peeniums In ts77 and three nrst class pre-
miums IN ls7s, Ut The OreeoI State Fstr.
sIOdtf CL. ESMONIN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-29
FOR SALE.

TIVE WELL KNOWN KA6Lx pREWERY gr.
usssd sf Nukflteo. 6nohosuish county. v. 7.
1A> bufldinG 10 l0x60 feet. tkrea stories htGh.
With hy1ssulte p0weg. . never faf3tng sepeosa u
anft Usser suitable Ear bge~tne puspmeA Veil
suppltsd With Tuba, Cs6ksl Asd KesA and eooven-
ieas - daily uGsanboaf nsvfsattou
RsHsnae U1GA1uv - tnvesf - oUch poDpwty v9I1
ingslsvvA9s. -
4uktiteo. Nay I74h. 1e6a my13d&vtu
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

Matters remained quiet In Denver,
Colorado yesterday. A large umeher
special policemen anu deputy sheriffs re
mained on duty,
The Inland revsnue receipts for the
NJ Htreal district OF Canada, for Octob Der
we're S859, ,709 10 excess ofthose for Octo.
Der, 1879
In the city OF Philadelphia, the fol-
loving members of Congress are elected
Gen. Bingham, rep, IN the first district;
Charles O'Neil, rep, second distftei;
Samuel j. Randall, Dem , third disi ct;
William ID. Kelley in the fourth district,
and A. q. Haruer In the fifth district
leaving the PHILADELPHIA Congressional
delegation the same IN the next Conress.
Thomas X. FiulelTer is Reelected to the
Court Of Common Pleas by unanimous
vote. Robert L. Pai,lson, democrat, is
elected City Conteollcf; Geo. 8. Graham,
Rep, district attorney; William K. Lit
tleIoa, Rep, Clerk OF tho Qualter Sss-
sions, and William y. Jaunoy, rep, Co
Ioner.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
WHAT DID IT MEANp

NUMBERED TICKETS FOUND II TEE
SECOND WARD FOIL BOX.
After the polls had closed at the Sec
ond ward polls yesterday and when The
In pector commenced 10 count off the
ballots, the Republican Supervisor,
Leighton Grimes asked permission OF
the Inspector TO examine the tickets as
there were pri, ate marks on some Of
them which he desired 10 seq
The req~esL was granted, aud In n
few moments the tickets were found,
aud the marks proved TO be the figures
from one To thirteen. The tickets we're
straight Republican, and were voted by
Democrats, SO Nj. Grimes informed Mr..
Gallagher the Inspector. Mr.. Gala
CHER then asked Mr.. Grimes if 1t wa, a
railroad job, and was informed by that
gentleman that it was not, but that he
had been asked by gentleman outside
To see If the votes wore polIed. Two Of
the tickets in the numerical order were
not polled.
1t is thought by number ef gentlemen
that the tickets were voted by Democra-
tic workmen Of the Diamond State Roll
Ing Mill Company, and tina the numbers
had been put Oh them in order to see
if the men voted the tickets.
This is Ger a My a case of extreme
bulldozing, and the bulldozers should be
promptly punished.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

Fox PHILADKhPHIA.-l.5J2 2.2s, $50. 80,
$40 yOU, s.44. l002, lo.so, a. m; l2.46, I2.48.
LOO 2.20 2SO, 40, 6.0I, 7.UO, g.I6, $50, p. m.
On sundays, Ia, 22s, s.lo,a. M: 500, SD,
FoR NEW YoRK.-l@2.soO 100, ,o.o4
am. I1.4o. Al, .. m, 6.o7, 2.L9, y. m.
on Sundays, l.4l. an =. m.
Fox BALTIMORE ASD WAsHINGror.- =
5.z2, 7.0s, p. m. ON sundays, lf.5l, 2CS. Z "
For BALTIMORE. (Bay Lins oon nection,
7.US p, IN. No sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-6.0O VS.. q. M; l.Jo
tVD, n.s5, y. In. No sunday trains.
EoR DKLAwAks X. k.-p.S y. In.: l.Uo
d.s6. p. m. No sunday trains.
Fok WILhINarOH a NonrH EEE Il. h. -
Io,, a. M; 800, sos p. m. No sun~av
trsink.
For DELAWARE WESTERN II. Ri
o'0a. M; $50 y. IN. No sunday trail q.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN wILMtNG1 On
FROM FaILADKLPRIA.-l2ls LBS, 10,
$50; 30, ~ mi R.lS. l2A2, l.oa. 40.
On sundays, l2.+s, l.5c, 2.OS, 1910 a. m. ;i.sS
FROM NEW YoRK.-I.5s, AVS, $50, a. m.,
la45, I.O2. 4.44. 7OO y. IN. ON Sundays
l.5o, LISA. III.
From 81 ALrI.on.-i,a.2 ~, s;ss, s.57, a.
sundays, sc. 2.l7 a. IN. S.i3 p. m.
FROM WAsnISaros.-l.@, All. =. IN.
l22l, 1851, I2.87, f0S ass, 9.4S p. M.
FRoA NEW CAsrLk.-o.1O, G.sb, i2.Oua M.
6.1, o,tp p. m. No sunday trains.
EXON DELAWARE X. R.-S.5O, IL IN.
~ p. m. No sunday trains.
From WGLhISGToN 4 NoHrHBRN K. II
500, ll.2 a. m. 6.ts p. m. No Sunday
tralnA.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-s.G0
a. M. = 10, 3. III. No sunday trains.
GRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVh
fHILA AbELFHIA.
FROM BROAD SrREEr AND WAsHISGToN
AvKSUE-I.U. e.lO, 1879, Il.UJ, IL n a. IN.
80, 800, $50. 400, 6.l5. go, 90 500, 946
il.3O y. IN. On sundays, $50 a. m. 90
I.46, ll.SO q. IN.
FRoh THIRTY -sEonND AND MARKgl
sTRnkTs. -7.3O, n.So n. III 12.20. i.c0, A..
n; l.O a. IN. On Sundays, LOO, a m
NorK.-The black figures represent tn
lin ted Express. on which an eKtr ,
are is CHARGED
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
LAND LEAGUERs INDICTED.
PARNELL AND HIS ASSOCIATES TO BE
rRosEcuTED-RIoTs IN IRELAND.


LONDON, Nov. "A collision has
occurred between the police and the
people at Headford, near Tuam, coun.
~ Galway, originating in an attempt
to remove some drunkards, and IL is
reported that many were injured on
both sides.
Tho house of q priest, who is an op-
ponent Of the Land League has been
sacked at Limerick.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2.-The Solicitor Of
the Treasury has lodged in theCourt Of
the Queens Bench indictments against
Messrs. Parnell, Dillon, Sexton, Big
gar, Brennan, Sullivan and Egan.
The indictment against the agitator
contains nineteen counts. 1t charges
that the defendants conspired to pre-
vent farmers from paying their lawful
rents, and that the defendants also
prevented the enforcement OF rent and
the letting Of vacant farms by collect
lug in large numbers and using threat
ening and violent language to those
who paid rents or took vacant farms.
After service Of the subpoenas the
traversers will be allowed four days to
come forward and plead.
The Land League has received a
letter from The ODonoghue. request
ing admission to the League.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
WALL STREET YEsrnRDAY.-stocks

WALL STREET YKsrERDAY.-Stocks
opened to 2 per cent higher than
MONDAYS last prices, but closed about II
below them. The market was unsettled
but generally strong until the last hour,
when the slump occurred. Money was
active aud loaned on call at 4 per cent
after IL was announced that the Secre-
tary would purchase no bonds. 1t was
offered down from per cent 10 ~ of enc
per cent, but iu the last dealings reacted
10 2 per cent. GovernmeutI we're strong.
Foreign exchange steady.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
Trouble Ahead In Vir0tnfa

RICHMOND, Nov 2.-In this district Re;
publicaps and Readjusters upon John s..
Wise, while the regular Dmemocrsts, or
Funders, voted for George ID. Wise, the
regular Democratic nominee. The Audi
tor Of Public Accounts, who is a Read
juster, appointed collectors of delinquent
tax receipts in every district, such col
ectors being IN every instance membsrs
Of the Resdjuster party.
They had power to collect the poll tax
'he payment Of which was nc cessary as a
qualification for voting, Last night the
Democrats got Judge Clopton OF Man
chester to issue an injunction restraining
the judges Of election from recognizing
such receipts As valid upon he ground
that the collectors had been illegally
appointed under the State law.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
SAMUEL j. TILDEN AT THE
POLLS.

HE WHO WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT IN
1875 REvERENTLY UNCoVERING HIS
HEAD.
AT o'clock yesterday Samuel ]. Til.
den left his housc at l5 G.amercy Park
and walked unattended to the polling
place in Fourth avenue. 1t was in n
plumbers shop, p,between Nineteenth d
twentieth streets. There was no
throng at the polls, but the few that
were there Recognized Mr.. Tilden, al 4
crowded around him as he stepped to
the ballot boxes with bunch of tickets
IN his hand. lie uncovered his head
reyerently, and, as the inspector loudly
.sked him his name and residence, gave
The requisite answer.
"rilden, S. )" shouted the inspector.
The clerks 10 'ked over their books. rs-
reported that the name had been duly
registered, and then the inspector uo.
oldrd the ballots and sa d, loudly:
"H tes all except the C, institution |
amendment"
Then Mr.. Tilden put on BIS rat and
slowly walked lone alone.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
BEATEN BY NEGROES.
WOMAN STRUCK DOWN IN THE
STREET.

WOMAN STRUCK DOWN IN THE
STREET.
From Phila. Times to-day.
A day replete with broils and excite
ment in the Sixth division of the Tenth
ward was terminated with q tragedy.
Mrs. Kate Donahue's husband voted
for Hancock. A number of negroes
surrounded her house in quest of the
man. At nightfall he had not put in
an appearance, and the colored roughs
became demoDstrative. Finally Mrs.
Donahue left her home and started
for friends house in Sergeant street,
She was pursued by the negroes, male
male and female.
As the woman neared Eleventh and
Sergeant streets the crowd Of negro, ,
Increased, aud suddenly a number of
them fell upon her and baat her over tl o
head. She fell senseless and when nick
ed up WAS found to have received a
crushing blow on the head with sume
heavy Instrument. DR.. Mcdowell pre- .
nounce1 the wound very serious. Tv O
OF the parties to the affair are Iizz q
Moore and George Fisher, totbncoloreu,
Late last night no arrest had been made.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
COSTLY UNDERWEAR.

The plentifulness Of money Is indies.
ted by tse greatly-increased richness OF
womens underwear. Formerly, the
care bestowed In this matter reached
only TO nsatness--sometimes TO en-
broidery-but hardly ever TO the sab
stitution of costlier material thsu cotton.
The silk chemIses mentioned come at
sl5 to $40 per half dozsn. As they are
wern next the skin In follows that they
are soon soiled. They cannot bs wash
ed and If every used = second time must
be cleaned BY professional dyer,whose
charges are high. The extravAganse of
such articles, therefore, amounts TO q
wauton waste OF money.-(Nsw York
correspondence Cincinnati Equirsr.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
THE FUNDERs VICTORY In vIR-
GINA.

RIcHMoNs. Va, Nov. S.-Returns en-
b as ng over one-half of Virginia SWELL
III, vic ury Of the re.ular DsmoerAho
electoral ticket, which will have hand
, .ue minority over oCth she Readtusssr
md K, publican tickets. The Congress
sional dsleRaron stands: First District,
0arrlsoo, Democrats, oond, Dezepdorf,
R-pubhcan Third, Geo. d. Wise Demo-
crat; Fourth Jorgensen. Republic can /;
SlxLL, Tucker, Demosrati Eighth. bar-
bour, Democrat. The Democrats claim
the reelection of Cabell in the Fifth
while the Rea,ij listers claim that sheir
candidate. Stoveil. 10 elected. Paal Re-
adiuster, claims TO be elected over A lien,
Democrat, in the seventh. Tue vote N
she Nin:h is so close between Trigg, ID,
mo:rat, and FuIkerson, Readj uster, thah
the result there canuot be predi 9ted.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
LETTER FROM GEORGETOWN.
Special Correspondence Of the GsEstte.
GEoHGEIowN. Del. Nov. 8,

GEoH0ETowN, Del, Nov. 8.
The only mau on the Democratic tick
ct in this county about whose election
there can be auy possible doubt, is the
Sheriff, and at 'hIu time It is believed he
Is eletted by fifty majority. Before this
reaches you everything will be fully set
tied by telegraph. Mr.. Bayard succeeds
Mr.. Bayard in the u s. Senate. There
W ~ great fight here 10 defeat the lugls-
lative ticket. All the money that could
be spent was here for use. Not less than
5000 was Il stri ibuted for votes by both
ptrties, and no more could be used for
want OF material TO spend II upor. For
tunately for the Democrats they could
get along with less thsDl, onl-half
the money the Republicans used. The
Republicans were sauguine of Carrying
the county, aud had q thorough organi-
zation for the use Of money-payiDg
in one instance 500 for the intiuence
of one man. In Nanucoks Hundred,
IL is said $500 were placed IN the hands
of one man for a certain number of votes.
Yesterday again decided that Sussex
was not purchasable. The general price
OF white votes was SIS; colored votes,
from So TO $40.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

Boston C ame nm sm;,,
with 1000 majority ''l hn, l1r III
the soil d n rw Engl.nd Od' 81, 1t didn't
New Yo rk Citv o.vo u
majority yesterday nm Inn, LA, ,ialcock
fearful bra Inclout. gave the
Philadel phia CAV. C.rs.,, -.
recorded her bos,ili,v ne'u e z'iV
vote for Pa attison. vi 'ihgs
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS,,

BosToN, Nov. 2.-one hundred and
sixteen towns and cities give Long
(Rep.) 70; Governor o7,SlS; Thompson
(Dem.) 5l,loo; Sargent, (Greenback) },
l,I72, and Amy (Prohibition), 260. Bos-
ton gives Long 5000; Thompson, 27,-
l9l; Sargent; 293; and Almy, 81. The
Republicans have carried all the Con-
gressional districts, except the Fourth,
winch is carried by Leopold Morse
(Dem.), the vote being, Morse, 1O,0sl;
Hayes, l0,6s0; scattering, 81.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
-""" Pc seoos Of aenen, ,

Ah large merlan,t Au'
New York mi o,hile ltile e,abushm1
employees natnra1 iarge cities ny
amusements ths, Indulge in1
Tor Investing in io,,1e nIe going. The
uon-but the n.eIies Is not snl
hinallness OF Manes oshg Is limilei
tenn whereIail iba hence tn. Al.
ed OF the ownersh,e eAoitement ia l,
AZ an experlditura -, y, many tick
VI course the anoni VI put a sinpIs'
as when thu sInaia won is moi /
Tire wnnninR ticks, noiuer holds
prominent busInass nr' John +
OF Messrs. Beuinn o. u an In Tie
Dey street, New VorLa Lau,ker d Bird
respe ctableand Ia. r' Wv, an eml
acted as treasurer ~ ~ W IN Of Iron
Seplemb Der lrawInania vim a ciub OF six
Lottery, and baving" y, lhe . u ulsiau
a. DauphiII No 8I,sI I plle mailed a doll
CITY. or TO same Y No. ol oadWay, Ne
La. receive d 8 2n 'ron ro al New {
octB o.. 'ecohipense.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
cheap Boots and a.

Daniel MeCusker 9Ie w.
mas got In d large stoc,, w, Io' 'econd
for the fall trade anIho,'Sa 'oo'S and
sell them C heaprrtban ;. ue'ermi1
The city. ~ e wishe. his -. 'Ao' hol
public In z enc al In y,va 'u's h' aq
be convlnce ed that be ha. n''n ca|
shoes and hewlll sell thor, 9''l ooo|
oct2-ddwsm. ioW.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

Little Creek Hundred is about a tie,
and In Milford Hundred the average Re
publican majority is about 30. This
leaves an average DEM cratic majority
in the county of about 900.
SUSSEX FIGURES.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. 8.
Returns from Sussex on the Elec-
toral, Congressional and Sheriffalty
tickets are as follows:
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

Returns from the other six Hun
dreds run the majority for the cleo, ols
past five hundred, and for Congress to
about four hundred. The Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, Sam'l j. Martin,
barely pulls through with q majority OF
about fifty in the county. ln Broad
Creek, Bob Lambden's Hundred, the
Legislative and county ticket in general
was scratched about 90 vVtes.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
COMING BALLS.

Lovers Of dancing should rsmem b, I
that the second annual ball of the Norma
Social CLUB takes place in Webder's
Dancing Academy, Mssonio Temple, on
Friday evening, the 18Th inst. Those
Who attended the hrst ball given by the
club last year, will, ne doubt attend the
coming one, ~ the members OF the
Norma viii spare no pains to make all
who attend eUjoy themselves.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
NEW JERSEY,

soME FIGURES ERoM ESSEX COUNTY.
Essex county, complete, gives the Re.
publican electors 2,963, anI Potts, Re.
publican candidate for Governor, 1923.
The complexion of the State Legislat,. re
is still in doubt.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

A complete record OF the early and
IN .itRry life Of fMAJ.-GENERAL WINFIELD
8. HANCOCK. with full and graphic Rc-
count of the proceedings, speeches and In
cidents at the Cincinnati Convention, also
the platform, table OF ballots ana letters
OF acceptance. with the life OF W. IL. ENG
LIsH. Richly emDeilished with numer-
GUS artistic illustrations and nne, hand
some engraved portraits OF each candl
date. Sue success W All who take hold (;
Will positively outsell ali books. send for
circulars AND extra terms.
Address, Ii. W. KELLEY a CO.,
A-ILW. III SAMSON St, PhIla. Pa.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
COLOR AnO

DENVER, Col, Nov. At 10 est,mat.
ed hat Arrapahoe County will give from
700 to 1000 Rrpu olican majority, a gain
of nearly 200. The Republicans will
carry the State probably by an Increased
majority. The returns will be- lat. owing
TO the Length of The ticket aud the tims
for closing the polls
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nov.2.--Returns from
tbroughout the s ate Indicate a majority
for Hancock of 1900. Congressman
Benz. Wilson (Dem.) is elected in the
First District aud John e heuna (Dsm
IN the Third. j. q. T.. Hoge DEM 10
elected in the Second District to sue
ceed Marion.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
ELECTION OF OsFIcERs.-rhe We

ELECTION OF OBFICERS.-The West
Chester and Wilmington Plank Road
Company held its annual election on
Monday last, which resulted as follows:
President, NJ. B. Hickman; Directors,
Evans Rogers, Henry Buckwalte, f..
n. Gheen, Bentley Worth, William
Penn Darlington.
After the organization OF The Board, y.
q. Hickman was elected Secretary and
Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
FIFTH EDITION.
FROM KENT AND SUSSEX.

THE DOWN STATE DEMoCRATs GAL
LANTLY HOLD THEIR OWN.
Special TO the GAZETTE.
DOVER, November 3.
Following are partial returns from
Kent County:
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
FOURTH EDITION
anasc~sions for Eo-aDa, .

CLOUDY and rainy weather, wisds
mostly from east to south, no decided
change Of temperature, stationary or
lower barometer.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

The Wide spread fame OF DF. Balls
ugh syrup is justly won by It's own
merits aud the reputation 1t has ga n d
has been secured by Its universe use.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
NIOTICt..-Persons VINO were dTati! "a =,

Persons VINO were uTa
N the slate OF Delaware for the ou,1
States IN May, !un'
July, 1884, and paid commutal,osas
were Afterwards again drafted ~ lsoo
were required 10 procure suosll.ui,Js su.laias
enIar The military service under llt ~
iran. will Tlnd IL 10 their advantage losS
municate, either personally or 9y on ~
with The unLerslgned, who has oeeo eoli
tsorized by the state Legislature 10 eoi Y
from the Secretary OF War, the NonlniII'' 4
tion money paid by such persons,
secreiary Or War having been dlfee,oH d,u,al
ot of Congress- 10 refund the col1lnSy
on paid ON such cases. u
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The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

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Bulls Cough syrup IL 10 oh0"P
Is cants q NotIle.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

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