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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

Very much of the future value and
size of horses depends on the condition
in which they are kept the first win-
ter. They should always be provided
with comfortable quarters; that is, =
dry, warm stable, with q window
having q southern exposure, if possi-
BILE. They should not be kept tied up
continually, but allowed the range Of
q yard during the ytime, and espe-
cially during pleasant weather; that
they may exercise as much IS they.
please; observing that there is no
projecting rail. stake, or bit of board
against which they may injnre them
selves by running; as, when At play,
scarcely eQualed by any other domes-a
tic animal; and colt represents too
much money value to be allowed to
perform self-injury through careless-
ness Of its owner. Therefore, F again
say, look we'll to tho condition of the
enclosure.
Treat them kindly, occasionally
feeding . little from the hand ;%and
thus gain their confidence. BreAk
them to the use of the halter; lead
them about by it; tie them up for
few hours when you are busy about
the barn; aud until they will stasnl
quietly do not leave them unmatched
but short time at once, for it is difii-
cult imagining what position they
may not get into. ol "a sssF5 slss9e
There is but little or no use break
ing them to the use of . bit until at
least one year old, and at the ago ofs
two is better time to commence the
operation Of biting aud checking up.
By exercising . little patience and
kindness, colt may just ~ easily be
brought up rs . pet, and, in one sense
of the word, be broken ere it is hitch
cd to q vehicle, as to be necessitated to
call into requisitiOn the services of .
horse tanner.
Oats are undoubtedly the best and
most natural feed for . colt. IL you
have only corn, then, mix it with good
wheat bran, for An abundance of phOs-
phate is needed to form desirable boz
NY framework, and bran will supply
them in desirable proportion. Feed
and water regular. Old horses, or
colts three years old, may, and often
do well upon straw with little grain,
but do not stint colts to q diet OF
straw: but by all means give them
the best hay the farm affords, and feed
it to them with . liberal hand. g4a
Their stables should never be allow-
ed to become filthy. Keep their skin
clean by the use of the brush. Care
fully guard against disease. Do not
leave them exposed to cold storms.
Give them all proper attention, and
you will truly find it time well EN-
ployed.-[L. ID. Shook, in Farm and
Eireside. .it l.. -s.s 8 a"lttfii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

When . man Is about starting for
home after the church sociable, and
finds His umbrella gone-an umbrella
that has been in the family until it
has become al heirloom, sir--his first
impulse is to tear around and use Ian
guage, crush his hat over his throb-
bing brows, aud rush out into tho
night and rain. His next impulse is
to soothe his tempest-toss bosom by
selecting the very newest and best par
achute he can lay his hands ON, and 60
ing home with forgiveness in his heart,
and the umbrella over his head, like .
Christian
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

Linceln's power Of illustration, his
humor, was inexhaustible. He had
. story or an illustration for every
thing. I remember, as An instance,
when Stephens, of Georgia, came on the
JET Davis peace commission to City,
Point, Stephens did not weigh more
than eighty pounds, and he wore An
overcoat that made him look like .
man of two hundred pounds. A.
dniG,n d Ii. :os saa Lincoln siShsfseGe sS sss
was gone 81 ay, Grant, did you no.
tice that coat Aleck Stephens wore7"
l said yes. did you ever sce," said
Lincoln, 'such . small car q corn in
- big lhAekA&kank 1----l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

Fashion and physic-"How ailments
become the rage of the season." Duch-
css-s:Neuralgia! What, that old
thing again this season? Is there
nothing new?" Fashionable practi-
tioner-"Well, your GSace, there is q
novelty, but it is hardly 'in' yet. We
call it Neuritis titurna. Charmingly
pretty name!" Duchess-"Prescribe
for me. 1 will take it on myself to
bring it Sin. "'-[London Funny Folks.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

1t is bad sign to see in religious
circles way of talking and acting as
if one set of men (and q small set at
that had all the theology worth hav-
inU -f-s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

A. N. FARR,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Mantua. o. Con-
~ veyancing. Collections and Pension Bnsi
1sss promptly attended TO on the most reason
xDIc terms 6l2-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30
Business Cards.

MISS L. G.. JACKSON,
nEILLINERY GOODS of all kinds. Opera
MI Riock RaYenna. o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-09-30

H PHELPS j. H DUssRL-
PHELPS s. DUSSEL,
A FTORNEYs AND COUNSELLORS AT
N LAW, Frazer's Building. West Main st
Rayenna. ~ AIR. Uussel speaks and writes the
German and will be able to counsel in that
Language.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-08
ADMINISTRATORS 33Lf.

N0TICH IS HGREBY 0IYKN THAT ~ PUR-
IN susnce a. IN 0ryles uf the psUosee Ouuss q
Ksns county. wsahineson Tsfsisoey. sas1s On =:
LII day Of Nay 1850 In the matter ~ the eotsls of
Thomas CuiIcu. deceased, the un6srplenod ths
Administrator % the sasd estate VIII sell - pueIe
auction. - the highest btddss. 4
On Msaday, ths Slsf day q Nay. 1se0s
at 10 O'sisek A. NJ,
In front Of the Real EAtsts Once Of uaekintssh
ResveH. corner u Mil and Oommsrcta3 Btreeta,
In SD City OF Seattle, al those csstala tcek,
pieces spd parcels Of lsad lying ard betne IN ~
aid City Of Bsettje known and dee1Gnneef - Se1-
lows. sD-wtt: ISes uanshsseA ens o. two ~
end three fs) In Block nunbesed tysaty t7Ol q
Kidds Addition 70 the said City u eeattto-
Terws and eoudisiyns of oAle: 0sah, eold eo1n
of - Upitsd osstes, "a n paldea - 1ny ~ anls-
Deed mads 70 puTehasor o. payment q yuecAane
mouey. Decd - expsnee q purehaDee- es
KBsu r. oeDoDNH,
AdmiEistrstor of ths Rseaas u rhconad cel!eo.
de- easrd. SO Devtes
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

: IAAD Ovyscz At OLYNSIA. ". I'll
ssss 1HsfEX Apgil 1oeh. 1850.
AIOTtCB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In 3onloujoa ua0ed ssttIW hes 1lo1 noetce q
~ futaou@u - a4he lnsl peopf II Ssppers e hie
clsin ana secure 1Da1e1isy thsroof. and thef eatd
psusg vii - naAe bs60se - SoAos. q n HE
kenish Cttv. w.t.. On esturdags ths laAh day Of
yuno, 4. D. 1t6l
CuAun rAYr0n, Homestead No. 1901. for tha
M. 4 pf NV. + and L0e of Section II. Town
boU5ng = hsg wttnaoDfm - prove hte eoastnuoue
reat1snee upon aud eultvstion of sid trast. vis:
nhIen woods, AsArsw JohsssB. Jssnes Roberts
spd william atockton. sH Of Parh Place. enobo-
1T. BROWN.
"A vSt hsGisteg.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAuD Osy1ce ~ OEy,9rlA. ". TIL
81 May - 10.

LAnD OTy1ce ~ OEysGrlA. ". TIL
Msy -. lSp0.
AYoflCB u HERxBY 0IvKN THAT TIE
IN follgvina naas6 sett1ae - f1ed noties of
~ lnA6n110 = maha nnalp pgoeg = support of hi
0l.1ns - NeuFe 1ae1 se1E9e thaeoof, I'D thae
- 1890 0tosonsso vill - DsAo bsfogo o. y.
lyuG6ans -. q uetmy 1neaAas = -: :eoce 4.
JunA, = D. IoeQ
! o1sso 1ssnson. ~. sasties p. = No. 17s7.
~ ~ IoN 3. ed ~ : of m. Of
~ eno1annouo Ra1A1nce qDoa an4 eulttvsaien ~
~ ~. vtns 1vas Ynru6b. Ivss soausu1. Olns
Olaen - = Hsvis. I'll os ssasvooa, unsAsusisA
esaelH.v 8.
usopsG Register.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-08

A women at Allenvills. Ark. con-
spirsd with drug clerk to give her
husband poison ~ though by mistake.
instead OF substance which he habit
uslly bought Tho plan was to let the
man die, aud then the widow WAS ia
,ane TIA clerks employer for damages.
a girl wss subjsctsd to ostrscism in
The high school ct Fitchburg, Mass. be.
ssp@ sha'9ouldsnoe drspsfas GLASS day
ID the uniform coetome worn By the
rest. The school COMMITTEE will pro-
vide penalties Tor such crueltiss here
after. 4es 49,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-08

Losstsd q the tunctiua Of ths snoquslmis sNd
nkykomish rivess, stx miles above 0nohomish
or. ise1ssvd f6r aaie 10 whole ae In part, st Q
harDain. The lard 10 alder and maple bottom.
lsssGna looking1se faems VIII - well 10 sxsmms
this property. Title perfect. Inquire OF
F. D. 8. SMITH, seattle, ". Z.
uarch, 100. na71dtf
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use Of this aesiss. and eat = ~ vsL
ture in his hasGs, aun4se saaoEiEy = =
Aas. The pooe barksmsn. WHO'S -
m .de uso Of On this OCCASION were q
his instance, retained = pris0qess of
var. Andfe and Smith vsss bsoaght
70. camp fos tsia1. The former vas
condemned, the latter is still uader
trial. The virtuous Andre. altAcagh
cnnscinus Of his hssiAg boosks ; spy
without ieten,ios apd by accidcat: yss
= Z letssk wh:oh 1s1arste 20 kis Gsa
erai. IA approyes tkA propriety q BIZ
senssbce. Time W. fivsn for peupo-
sitions in behalf Of the uofoetuoats
Andre Gen Robestsop eazne - o9e
sdvahced pdse vttA son6 stSIGlag =
Quest. an,l brosghs his civilians 70 provo
to Gen Wsshingtca Inst Audre vas %
spy, noeWjsAseaadiAe As1rs's letter =
the coaersry. u cnnssqusnos = shis
evesusse fsoss~ s.. HeQav. tlaareoa.
tn,n u A. 65ukSncs eNAs - cned
fr.m Busday 6ss osclonk, - sloaday
twelve. Nnthing fosthes - 60
.hv ,hr apfmJ, sd ~ s4t1ele -
se st3is 3is, q. ksl. -
ths most prooisiag gsaiss = -
Bfritish ] Aray. a.
&. !; s:! = Y, ,kz tns q
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-08
COFFEE AND SPICE
MANUFAcToRY.

desire 10 inform tine people Of Seattle and the
Sound coantsy geeerslly thss have establtehed
French Coffee aud 6pi.e Mandatory on FRONT
where Am manufacturing the Ssat brands Of
CoAses 0alcrutus. Yesst Powders end 1picss of all
kinds which are being sold ct bedrock prices.
Having hsl ten yearr' experience st the business
In Paris and America, feol assured that csn
please Ill 0he favor me with their patronage.
NJ 0po6o, manufactured In Portland. took two
AFst peon1nMs - ls77 and shree nrst class peo.
miums IN Is7S. ~ Che 0essoG oteee Fair.
sl0d0 CxA. 1SNONIN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-08

-boac4 - hu0oH -1otafos For my part,
declare /. WoalA rather be Andrs, than
- alike - nine tanths Of the sentimen-
~ vesld. We hsvs ne - heard Sir
Henry Ciintoa'1 declarations sincs The
Sxocd&j0o oR III ftlsnd. I dSse say hs
Will - fall e asueces.
Our army continues on their old
ground st fsppsb. Ne prospect Of any
ss6oas AIbespffll oAbGrkation 10
ssarlys chmpI ~ h NJ Hsrk. it,
lieve they vill pay . visit 70 your
nsighlorhoed. wisdom aud vigor, or
.Aestraeaios, jsiths ustchvord for the
Soutbera 6tstss. Il 10 sid the 1ses
With tsoops sail tonsersv.
I have tbe hoaor 70 Be. With every
seotinsnt Of respect and esteem, yopr
s6eetionass. .Islstivs sad obi. b. sss't.
AZ p14s$ a H1xar Lnx, il.
iI4h - Isht Ca>p. ssas TAppan
AL Oet Z. 1850
BOT - =
ssssE lin La. 1aaps~ ytssa sl
,sX sannn.- ~ z. 7V.seyr--7--ssssss.
s7bysnsl. sl.snAwAsniths 3sie 81 gsx d
y Upop his Nhiskesn+ Zoe. sos 80
SIS sleotsthakAheh I'D iound q last
u. The paengea diviae. 8
Thets soersed thro.gh tie .ua~er
! nesths. .al
AID masrisd in tbs lalk 50
She gave hef heart I'D hanA aud he
Gsse beaHd. oustaohe aod ALL
Onsi aisht tAsy passed. 10 pleasant
dreeUA ,v45 10 vsh
A. happy. ssdds& pair. 10
Be- -. alanl ~ seat mosns light 3
RnosIh asSewahA dsspnir.
The ooMat'aroseAaa sAabed his face.
= 1st 1sas n o'ssRhelaed his ssul;l
Ths alsa I'D saaEts1 asa hsslails
{ 2iss Whisksspsin the. bovA
ThssviSe hekad Sps she ssW-his fsos
81 60AotA - aaewemg IN lava.
Save hsss aad tAess . single hair.
His. 1hiakeEe all we're eonoA e.
She swoonsd and fell upon Ahs floor,
Hsr reason evesthsown;
ThA eount- sssared her js~slsy.
Ard Is(t fss psrta unkao~n.
--.s sfs.sias - ss
i Kss Wilkiss a. l0sfad. N c. b d
thsees eail3pwn II hGx oWn. and was
slapnOthes y . b~y. The lester an
n"ysd be- ~, sAsaling estables fsem the
pastrH and dshe tried in vain to prevent
hA depsedati0ns. She Hooked the
dsintiss Of the 5sod in chest, and he
opened il with . skeleton key. Finally
shs poisQued some cake. pvt it in
clesef apd vent AeAy for > days visit.
On her return. ihstesd Of finding that
the boy was dead. she saw the bodies
oer ertxo 0f her children who had b zen
kiilsd by the poison. - e
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ga1n?' inquired MI. Naseby, as soon
5 she was gone.
mo-" said Van Tromp, mot again.
he is a devilish odd girl though,
ind you that"
i"But | cannot stomach the man
th the carbuncles," thought the
uire.
><And this is why there is new
Nusehold and a brand-new baby in
seby Dover House; and why the
at Van Tromp lives in pleasant
,~1e upon the shores of England;
why twenty-six individual copies
the Thvmehn~-- ore received
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-08

IN 'ExTREMIs.-Pat: 0Do We buy
rags and bones here?" Merchant:
"We do, surr." Pat: "Thin, be Jabers!
put me on the schkales!"
The rising generation ought to be
protected against the supplying infu-
ence of Opium preparations. We call
the attention of all mothers to the
fact that DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is
absolutely free from Laudanum or
other Opiates.
"REcKoN that air scales of yourn is
an ambush scales, amt it?" inquired
countryman of his grocer, as he took
the sugar and handed over the money.
ambush scales! What do you
mean? Who is Amhush?"
''Ambush-why, y know-reg'lar
ambush y understand what am
bush means, don't YEP"
"Well, [ should hope so, Mr.. Wood
ruff. Ambush means hid-something
concealed. 1t means-wait, here's the
dictionary. I'll just read to yer ex-
actly what it means, so'st you need use
it wrong after this. Here 'tis. A
am-ambush-to lie In wait for"
Yes, that's it, Squire. Don't go no
further. To lie in weight for two
cents.
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Mems Heavy Boots.


Mns Mem M Youths to Be
nrfIL ou1Idu
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CANCEL OF NIGHT" is what DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup has been termed
by parents, whose worrying and
coughing children have been soothed
and cured, and have secured sweet
slumber by using this excellent rem
edy. Price only 25 cents bottle.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-08
Rio Grande College !

This Institution offers complete Classical and
Scientific courses of study, also classes are form
ed each term for students not in the regular
courses. Four terms year of ten weeks each.
Tuition and incidentals from 81 to So per term.
Second term begins Nov. 3, 1879. Good board,
including use of room, is furnished in the new
hall at S2.15 per week. This College is located
at Rio Grande, Gallia county, Ohio, on the
stage line between Oak Hill and Gallipolis
For catalogue other information address
A. A. MOULTON, Pres.
Rio Grande, i
18mhtf Gallia county, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-08

cause to be heralded Gods emancipa-
ton proclamation to world that is
wasting its highest and holiest posi-
bilities in the ruinous, depressing
practice Of popularized poisons.
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VECETlNE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME

BOSTON, Oct, 1870.
Dear Sir,-My daughter, after having a severe
attack Of Whooping Cough, was left in feeble
state OF health. Being advised by fri end she
tried the VEGETINE, and after using a few bot
ties, was fully restored to health.
have been great sufferer from Rheuma-
tiSm. have taken several bottles of the VEGF-
TINE for this complaint, and am happy to say
1t has entirely cured me. have recommended
the VEGETINE to others with the same good
results. 1t is great cleanser and purifier of
the blood; it is pleasant to take, and I can
cheerfully recommend it.
JAMES MORSE, 3G4 Athens Street.
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Miscellaneous.

| miscellaneous.
AcHAsM that often separates friends:
sarcasm.
SOME students think it necessary to
be behind in their lessons in order to
pursue their studies.
BAD blood always causes trouble.
1t may be a family fight, or boils,
pimples, itch, letter, &C.; but no mat
ter. ''Dr Lindsey's Blood Searcher" is
the cure-all.
A BAD stovepipe is like bad man.
Too much crook of the elbow and too
much smoke.
A GORGEOUS new bonnet does not
turn the head that wears it; but it.
gives a good twist to those who pass it
in the streets.
THE secret of perfect health is in
variably found by those who take
Sellers Liver Pills"
LADY (behind counter, to Cabman):
"Pair of gloves? Yes. What your
number?" Cabman: "a hundred and
ninety-three?"
DON'T deceive yourselves. ''Dr.
Sellers Cough Syrup" for the cure of
colds and coughs has no equal. Sold
by druggists at 25c.
A BOSTON lady received some money
from some out-of-town friends to pay
bill they owed, and it happened that
cent remained after doing this,
which she at once returned, and pro-
voked the following reply:
"a lady of o'erfowing sense
Viii Which ihe resent esenit
That Nna wants Hf Scent?
That fm eee1et cent to me a is 5 senf?sSS senfY
CANCEL OF NIGHT" is what DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup has been termed
by parents, whose worrying and
coughing children have been soothed
and cured, and have secured sweet
slumber by using this excellent rem
edy. Price only 25 cents bottle.
A GENTLEMAN in Paris paid visit
the other day to a lady, in whose par
lor he saw portrait of a lovely wo-
man of-say five-and-twenty Upon
the entrance of the lady, her visitor
asked her if the portrait was family
portrait, and was told that it repre-
sented her deceased daughter. HAS
it been long since you lost her?" ask
ed the gentleman. 'Alas! sir, replied
the lady, ''she died just after her birth
and | had a portrait painted to repre-
sent her as she would have appeared if
she had lived until now"
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 1, 1879. |
Messrs Morgan & Allen, 50 John ST., New York City
GENTLEMEN-On bottle of your
medicine has cured me of infamma-
tion of the kidneys. Enclosed find |
one dollar, for which please send me
one bottle of Constitution Water"
for friend. Yours truly,
JOHN MCCORMICK,
Union Square Hotel, New York City.
Ask your druggist for it.
New YORK, Sept. 8, 1879.
Messrs. Morgan Allen, 50 John ST., New York City:
GENTLEMEN-Ia am happy to inform
you that | am now entirely " well, hav-
ing used only one bottle of "Constitu-
ton Water" Yours truly,
BUDD DoBLE.
If man really wants to know of
how little Importance he is, let him
go with his wife to the dressmaker's. |
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MI DICAL.. .
WILL cure RHEUMATESEa,

druggist and apothecary, of Springvale, Ne,
always advises every one troubled with Rheu-
matiSm to try VEGETINE.
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NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS.-TII WILL
- be an annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Dayton Southeastern Railroad Company at the Of
flee of said Company, at Dayton, Ohio. the Second
Tuesday of January, 1850 to-wit: Tuesday, January
13, 1880 from to O'Clock i. NJ, for the election Of
Directors of said Company. ID. L, MEAD, Pres't.
+. SPRAGUE, Sec'y.
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RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE Of the BLOOD.

The blood, in this disease, is found to contain
an excess of tb7il VEGETINE acts by convert
Ing the blood from it's diseased condition to
healthy circulation. VEGETINE regulates the
bowels, which is very important in this COM
plaint One bottle of VEGETINE will give relief
Dut TO effect q permanent cure it must be taken
regularly, and may take several bottles, espe-
cially in cases of long standing. VEGETINE is
sold by all druggists. Try it, and your verdict
will be the same that of thousands before
you, who say, ST never found so much relief as
from the use of VEGETINE," which is COM
posed exclusively of Ba'ks, Roots and Herbs
"VEGETINE," says Boston physician, "has
no equal as blood purifier. Hearing of its
many wonderful cures. after all other rem e6hes
had failed, L visited the laboratory and con-
WINGED myself of its genuine merit. 1t is pre-
pared from barks, roots, and herbs, each of
which is highly effective, and they are COM
pounded in such manner as to produce aston
iShing results"
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Jackson b. & l.. Association.

Notice is hereby given that there will be
ton of Eleven Directors for said Association held at
the office OF III. c. Miller Secretary, the evening of
Monday, january 9Th, 1850.
I. p. P.SUTHERLAND, Pres't.
ii. u. r..
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$$$ E H$HeSa XlSs: Ss&
Daily Republican., 1880-08-04
Young Republicans.

II is proposed 10 divide the Young
Republican club into companies aud
limit them TO 60 men each. Last
night the following officers were ap
pointed:
Officers for seven companies were
provided for, to be designated alpha
betically from A to g, inclusive.
Company A is under command Of
Capt. Edmund Mitchell, with Harry
Brown as First Lieutenant, and Frank
q. Hoffecker Second Lieutenant.
Company B-Captain, l. Pusey
Wiokersham; First Lieutenant, F.
Thomas; Second Lieutenant, Calvin T..
Bye.
Company C-Captain, Savoy Evans;
First Lieutenant, R. F. Fraim; Second
Lieutenant, Thomas Harper.
Company D.-Captain, Geo. Il. Dure;
First Lieutenant, VIM. B. Haddock;
Second Lieutenant, David c. Chalfant.
Company E--Captain, John Nc.
Laughlin; First Lieutenant, George +.
Smith; Second Lieutenant, Chas. A.
Rudolph.
Company F-Captain, Lexington
Barney; First Lieutenant, John Thorp
Second Lieutenant. Walter Bacon.
Company G-Captain, J. Henry
Crawford; First Lieutenant, Elwood G.
Jackson; Second Lieutenant, Edward F.
Loomis.
A. s. Robinson was appointed Adju
tant.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-04
Murmurs OF Disconte tent.

At o meeting Of the Hancock and
English Democratic Club of New Castle
Hundred last night the following was
unanimously adopted:
WHERBAs, At the last County meeting OF
the Democratic party Of New Gas le County q
petition was presented asking for change In
the party rules as regards the nominaIi ion OF
Sheriff, Coroner, members OF the Legislature
and Levy Court Commits sioners.
Resolved lst. That we condemn the move
ment and look with distrust upon the signers
and contempt upon the orlginators.
Resolved "a, That this change such as ASK
cd .or is fraught with danger to the party In
attempting TO deprive majority OF is voters
from choice in selecting public officials.
Resolved Sd, That In 1t we forsee the De.
ginning OF system Of Capitalization and
classism which 10 not in accordance with the
principles Of Democracy.
Resolved, 4th, That this petition 70 cnange
the party rules Is as is to be seen by me sigma
lures an attempt on the part Of office holders
and would be Office holders to suDvert the
good Of tho many for the henetit OF the iew.
Therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we use every endeavor 70
defeat this attempt to bridge our rights and
call upon our Democratic brethern through
out the county to be up and doing before they
be deprived Of the right OF nomination by
ballot Of public officials.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-04
The Excursion.

All wishing to enjoy an unusually
pleasant trip to the head waters OF our
beautiful Brandywine, should go on the
Mt. Salem M. E. Church excursion on
Thursday, the 9Th inst. The winning
ton and Northern R. R. winds along the
meandring course of the Brandywine,
and presents some Of the most pictur-
esque scenery in the country. Joanna
Heights is twenty-five miles this side Of
Reading and about fifty-fve miles above
wilmington. These excursion grounds
are provided with pavilions, splendid
spring water and every thing to make
them inviting. Tickets may be mad a.
the depots along the W. q N; 4; d
They will start from P. W. u b. depo'
at 6.45 a. m.