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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

THE census takers have found locality in
New Jersey where women seem TO forget To die.
Some girls eighty or hundred years old have
been met returning from jolly dinner with their
mother. This must be the neighborhOod where
q mischievous youth of three score and ten sat
on a fence and cried as il his little heart would
break because his father had boxed his ears for
throwing stones at his grandfather.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

How 1T LOOKED To THE BoY.-A gentleman
from the country arrived at Galveston hotel
the other day with his little boy. The little fell
low had never seen anybody play operate music,
SO when he peeped into the parlor, and saw lady
leaning away back on piano stool paving the
instrument and whOoping: Il am dying for some
one to love me-" he naturally became interested,
and when his father came back to the hotel he
told him that there had been a woman fighting
the piano. (Which got whippedi" asked the
parent, smiling at the simplicity of the child.
''She hollered,' was the response.-GairestOR
Nelrs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

AT seaside hotel-Guest to waiter-"Do you
call that a clean platter eyes, sir; that is only
a hit of SOAP
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

A WOMAN at Carson, Nevada is said to have
undertaken to refrain from speaking for forty
days. The report runs as follows: .'She began
at in the morning. and at 104 her pulse
feeble from exhaustion that the physicians fear
ed she would die by noon. At IL her heart beat
twenty-six minute, and her Inspirations were
hardly noticeable. Her friends here urged her
to discontine her terrible task and told her some
gossip about a neighbOr. On hearing il she inl-
mediately rushed from the house. and, going
across the street, met lady friend and talked
to g. last night, and is now fully restored
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16
Mr.. JOSEPH W. WARE, who has an engagement
to be hung at indianapolis for brutal murder,
has taken to writing poetry. This is a specimen


The indianapolis Ne'rs in the interests of JUS
tice suggests, that Ware should he parIloned for
the murder and hung for the poetry.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

A LoArISG farmer is thriftless farmer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-16

@c6 week In ycu svn town. Tern. "a = sufAt ffes
pUU Addrcs II HArxzrr. 4 Co. Porfana. ma
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

The making Ola Cabinettor Car
field began before Ne was elected
aud the manufacturers are s;i,! al
work. A Washington dispatch to
the New York I%Tcra!i "a IS:
go far, counting Mr.. Zen IIarri
son for the State Depart mcn:; Mr.
Sherman, Treasury; Mr.. Plat, Post
office; General Logan, Interior, and
James +. Wilson, Attorney General
five OF the seven Cabin net places art
provided for by the gosaips. But
there is some expectation here thai
Mr.. Garfield may Offer the Secretary
ship of War to General Grant. Tn,
Generals friends say he really dc
immense service in the canvas
tha' he ought to be rewarded tina
he ;ik,9 Washington and has u hous,
here than he could scarcely atlor,
10 80 abroad n a foreign Mission
that he wants something TO DO, an,
that, in short, the War Department
ough, To be given him. There ar,
others who urge that he ought t.
have the Department of State an,
tnat,he wonid prefer tia,s of .i the
the Cabinet places
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

CURE YOUR n.tCN ACHE
md All Ii = ~ the Kidneys.
Bladder amt Urinary Organs
by wearing the.
Improved fyro!>ior kidIr! Fad.
(. X i 4 MkkI IL ii HEALING
and RELIEF.
simple. Sensible. n,~r"t. .'~a.a',-
lu~ rrtJil.
1t CURES where all els, fail-. \
REV ILATIo\ anl HENo.l-
TiDN IN Medicine. Absorption u
direct application. Il opposed I" I'M
satisfactory int"rtr.! medicines
Send for our Treatise on niin"v
troubles. sent free. sold by drug
gists. or sent by mail. on receipt 81
price. s..
This Is tn Original and Genuine
Kidney Pad. Ask for it and take
no other.
Address
TIE ONLY" LUNG PAD co.
Williams Block.
Detroit, Mich.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13


81 a.to c;nc,una.i r,
,,,.,.,ri,4n,a.c..u-
+-c -.
= ~ .r.r 80 n.> ju~f
.,-,..i ,r.n I,1a;,lo ;Iu, r..,e>
.,...n5 I,i.,n oiTrn}1y there.
- .,tr.a,rni., ,.3,a,e bold 81
- ~, ,~1u.u.>on, fifteen
.r,m the ATE TIE cneule. Il
"a. l,rrjh:,. occurrence. and can
49,. ~ Observation-Disclosures la, Carl
>.Inrz !, drive 1ne ties outuf
T.., WAGNER caii,.l
~, :p...ca .I-..er, ~. hauIn.
.,o3, over = distance If one Lnn-
j,.1 ,n5i,., HIS. name vas
,rt,an and he ! REPRESENTED AZ
u.,ug a |.arl working, respectable
man W,tt i'm nas rs Son and
nobody else. Inev had enc4mpe1
tor.lL.. u;gL,. when there came nd
DIM no 70 ,hem a, t,Il ,prcd TWO
Indians. eacl. With a Henry rifle, md
=one was the son Of tie cu!et d. the
tie baud. These Indians were
drunk aaI horribly abusive. They
damned tic White men for dogs aud
saves, ana lcmondcd that they %
fetch water Tor them 10 drink. TIE
white rlen n that country are not
fond OF shaving tor Indians, but the
old man sad to his SON "Nevcr
mni. ret ;le pail and 20 dip them
some water and bring 1T to them.
The Indians, still sl,,i| Y on their
horses VIII. thcir ltlys acios
,h.ir knees. drank tie water, and
/. them continued: ~G-l-n white
:. ln,.t N,sr i've and cook sunpe,
I,;,, t~oilo,in, i, Nv cyer>
:. ~
! e,ithet li1taaS couiu Itc'licc' ioii
White m-n, and at the same tlmF
5 5ni.i :antIy tapping their rifles. lht
: old MAI sad TO his son NV
: might just as well die right here I
i, be cursed and ordered about AL.
y more. Go get yourrifle son" I'm
rifle lay in the wagon box at tie tai
!, Of the wagon, and the boy took on
? = TIE rifle and sighted it on the wagon
V:onyne, only intending to shoot as
last resort. Bat the CHIEFS son, look
:, ING around and seeing the poy at ain
y Instead OF starting OFT, in winch cas-
! he would rot have been harmed
4 slipped the tube OF the brecch OF hi
rifle ard felt for a cartridge, show
ing that he meant to shoot the DO
o and his father; but before he coul
i get his gun raised the boy shot hi.
dead, and the other Indian rode o
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

1hcr~xtccn-ns wo.llia ave ..G,v"
{ z-n Of Wake county IL
, .4r3 cd. j. I!agar,O OUTLAW h.a.'e.

X i n.to her acad 10 ." - @
OH. ri. 81, 1sa
aa se = -.
,.s. y. Sos
|. t...est.tI !; he>onian :. j.,~
! - - ! ,.,ag5 },ah tDoi' E" Z +
'.so. se.'s ase'a nstis" Il - Is
Is tint Tor a~'"tti' to .'t~t
,e ,cot u Nhoe lireI, io..n"i.s '.r
ht.s mss u q >a!p"n.s', "a> >'s"'e'i
through til !eaft ari a,m"~t "4>tal,-
- Killed saturday Eighl by le:ef
Hines, anerr". lie made 81 s,ca!e
AMI is still II large
E....,,1'e r~.xan:,cr. On II.
IT,. ..olor.l iuyiv tie naa.. ii
r..,. c.5,t ahnat f1lr.ceu ye.i, ii
49, u.r, int, ,,,e sail Of Nr. W..
.is;n Il. tom'a>on, in The 1Hl'Net
'1"',. 9. ~ ,,"'' a''' W. "'''e'' ~
"''t y I'm "esho''a'a IA emp!
- -. '''''n's'' ~ f''s9''' ~ -
i't''''rs' ~. 80 '"''ie'' !''lil =
o. '~'f.9,'2l' q 80 'n"' "'s. -
c''p',. ~ ~" N"',e al. 80
1e'' '.cS'''''o - ~ htc"' '''-is ~
4 ser,o's o4o'5' I'1 dangerous
""1'"'.
Italci4h Evcnir. Visitor rs q
na>scnuc.tnain on the North Caro-.
una Ra!lroyl bound West was neal
Princeton a negro mar was discover
"a wing across the track. Air brake.
wcrcp PAT ola aud the engine reversed
The cn4ine stopped II three 1~et .
the negro. die was approached b,
engineer SVEN and woke ~. III,
frs; question ,he negro ae5:el wa,
have .' enough "a a. rr D.'.'',c in N h:> . hear
to thank the engineer tor s:orpin.
tie caoinr I'm time to save L;, ,.t..
Elizabeth Civ Economist ,>ear
" every house on our coas, present
a busy scene Of ACTIVITY, the uome,
and children making nets, the me,
hni|aiu, batteries na;u.iuu 500
ducks. &c, getting ready tor ti~hju.
and duckinp. which commenced o
,hc i, 81 Nnv.mh.r-Wn3 TOW
are now abundant in Cnrrituc
Sonnl and ,hc whistle of the aucl
n. houk Of ,h.noose. and the whoo
whoov otthc swan are heard at ever
,urn yayloa and Uampton ki]le
~ iCi- AtiA 49, -
l2s l.cks in two DAYS IN Octobe
l.,h and Io,h.-Thc Inlep,nle,
Fish connanv commenced fshln
for roeLfsh las+ week with a goo
nrosncct for . successful seaso,
fAe. fish a.purse net making abo,
four fi,hjrrs Aday. They cate
ahont two nounis SON
DAYS <Th CATCHING roe1
fish ISIS, +, ,rJ,,1 80, nNaof ia r
her. s e Han -
N,,
t;,,s ''.". mere are aaf
- "'''"T certain papers in M
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

FROM prescn: indications JarNi-
majority will be somewhere IN the
neighborhood OF 1000. Why his
majority this year was NOT greater
than Vancc's in 1o1G, We fail to un-
derstand, as he has made an excel
lent Governor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

ht pfe~t F'.'.'' =. i. IL
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| 10 $50
t,'' - ',''''i''
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p'o - - .,,s'a - ,1n1
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y poF"'''.o" - - 'nn'','n',n d.
q aon,"'S ~ .',.::oo ~
u n"!0 "o 80 ~. e.
II .'eso :
J. ! an',a -. 90 noo M,
@ oo.''o' Wv r. "a . = Uuo
!" S,.,as - ~ t,r,h. nro.,ast nowe,
- the nonulaiion Of HraZil COMING mex,
re ~.sh li,ooo,"o
g
" N''o''S agents ''" i''nli'eS' III
ID :'1a' ush'a''n now IS 'o' me he'
n ~ =. r '.n
vi "ao''' ','''>o - n'a 500" VI
Z 49, anu - 'o'''' 'I''' wen my
"a i''P'o'c 'nV'''s, va 'a'' ''"So'' a.
a - h''c, lover ~ Price ''"'s 80
s. ;A.n :. : als .
st ."'''o" : "'1'''e' For"'"'i.s "'"'''
O. ''e PI'P,' i2' 'e'''oii''s' 't's We
OF con'eo ~ne'''c 'Si''Nes - "pP''
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

Van STRONG Il CROSBY, Whole
sale and Retail Druggist. Toledo,
ONO. SAY s:-We have sold large
quantities Of the Excelsior Kidney
Pad, aid nave been surprised at the
unvarying satisfaction given bythem.
See ilr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

GARFIELD j, elected p,esiaeat.
having swept The entire North, tut
by villa, mal3iity it i -. MN
as there arc states from Which the
Official returns have not ye; heen
received.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-11-13

Our Sta tie Legislature will
vene on the 9th day Of January
the first Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

that Legislative ticket might have
bssn elected that would vote to return
Mr., Bay ard to his seat In the Senate. The
schemes OF desperate and wicked mel
however have been ciroumventsd by
tho Law abiding and loving oitisens
who did not want to see our city the
scene Of riot and blo0dshed. Though
there vera quite . large number Of
Democratic repeatsrs succeeded In vos-
ing in the strong Democratic Wards,
every thing considered the elsstion was
more quiet and orderly than any that
had been held since the city was 90
IN nfortunats as to fall into Democratic
hands, and the results Of an orderly
and comparatively honest election have
bssn . glorious Republican victory.
The people..Oi Wilmington. under their
would b. leaders, would neither
bo cajoled into voting the way Mr..
B.ysvd and the Rvsry Bvening wanted
them to vote nor would they engage in
breaking the peace though he was
plainly pointed on. for them 70 follow.
All honor to the order loving citissns o.
Whining ton, who loved law and order bss
ter than they loved Mr.. Bayard and
the Bvery Evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
victory.

At this writing it ia toV soon even 10
approximate the result in this city and
| in the County. Ths returns 50 far ss
received indicate q Republican msior
| ity OF 100 to 150 in the city. The re-
turns from the County may somewhat
reduce this majority, though not mate
rally.
There seems 70 BE- no doubt that the
whole Republican ticket is elected in
the county. by najcrities ranging from
$50 to 800. The returns so far as re
osived give no indication Of the result
in the State though the chances are
that ii will.givs q small majority ior
the Democratic electors while the rs-
salt for Corgress may possibly be in
doubt.
We ars as pleased TO make the an.
nounoement aS our Reps Oan readers,
are TO rsOsivo II, that New Castle CouL
ty has rebuked trickery and fraud even
when defended by hr, Bayard and the
lesser lights Of Democracy. The Re-
publicsns did good work yesterday.
One more swing and the Democracy
will be entirely 0blitsratsd.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
UIysses y. 0ranr, yr.. Marr.sa.

Ulysses 3. Grant, Jr., the yoangest
son Of sx president Grant, Was mar
risd TO Miss Fanny ChSffse. daughter Of
Senator Jerome B. Chafrop, Of Colorado,
yssterday afternoon. The wedding
took place at the residence Of the brides
father, No. rs West Fifty eighth street
New York, and, in accord anoe with the
contracting parties was strictly trivate,
only the immediate members of the ty o
families ard very few intimate friends
being present.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John P. Newman, after the
Methodist Episcopal ritul. TIE bride
wore whltA satin and orange flowers.
There wers no brides maids. The Ger.
emony was Witnessed by Gen. and Mrs.
Grant, Col. Fred Grant and wife, Jesse
0rant and wifo the Hon. s. b. ElhiDgs.
and Mrs. Rlkius, Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
Seymour tho uncle and aunt of
the bride; Mr. D. II. Moffat Jr.
Of D nver, COL, and Mr.. Purripg.
ton. After the wedding tho company
we're entertained at dinner by Senator
and Mrs. Chaas, There was no reoep.
t!on, and the wedding presents whioh are
understood to have been numerous and
costly, vere not displayed. The new.
ly married couple start on o trip for
AsxiSo in o few days.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
n Sensible MAN.

Charles Utter, the Japanese Servant
who has accomplished General Grant IL
his travels since the Generals pAsssgs
through Japan, Is q bright, quick wit
ted young man. When asked recent
ly By an inquisitivs fellow what his
duties were, he repii quietly, with a
oomicaI expression upon his face, 81
am expected TO mind my own business
and to be Of service 10 my employ OF
whea it is impossible"
Young Utter was assigned 10 General
Grants service by the Japanese govern
msnt to accompany him through Japan,
and became 90 much attached to him tha al
hs obtained permission 10 accompany
him to America. Gen. Grant fnds him
invallble as body servant, and Charles
Is enjoying his visit TO this oountry
with great satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Overcoats % per ct.
Lower than Ac-
tual Value. Z

Chief among the grea,
bargains that daily are at
tracing scores of patrons to
The GREAT BosToN One.
PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, is
their unusually large line OF
Overccats and listers.
One of the great specialities
in this department is what
is termed the Broken Lots.
lis here may be found per-
haps a half dozen overcoats
and ulsters Of the latest de-
signs, but not having what
is termed a full line, these
coats are being offered from
IS to 50 per ct. lower than
the usual selling prices.
Such lots as these are nu-
merous and hundreds are
availing themselves of the
opportunity thus presented
OF obtaining 6rct cl,.,
article almost regardless of
its value. Call and see for
yourself that we deal with
facts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
@ Ono nm I'm nmnkn-

A fire in Bayou Sara, La, on Sunday
morning, destroyed a whole square Of
buildings, mostly stOres, causing loss
Of $500, 900. The tlrs is supposed TO be
i1cendiarism.
The First National Bank and two
o'her buildings, in Fort Dodge, Iowa,
"ere burned on Sunday morning, Loss
S25 600.
q large BARI at Bristol, Pa, owned
by Mr. Daniels and occupied by the
wors'ed mills Of Grzndy Brothers on
sundsy night. The cause IL attributed
to inoeDdiarism.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Wilmington and NoF;herh HAIL.
read Improvements.
R..nsu fha Hlllnna RaanId

Wilmington aBd NoF3hern Mali.
road Improvements.
From the Village Record.
For some time past the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad Company has
had . foros Of men employed thorough
~ ovsrhsuling and Tepaintipg the nu-
msrous stations along Its line, all OF
which 10 being done In aniform colori
and In good style. Many Of these
buildings had formerly bseA whitswash-
cd, beth inside and out, while others
had never received q particle OF atton.
tisn In this direction and suffered TO no
little extent from the weather in oon.
SEQ II noe, but with the nav paint,
which Is applied to their interior o.
veil as exterior they present the ap-
psaranoe Of entirely new buildings In
many instances.
At several points where open sheds
only are used 40 station houses, new
buildings have been supplied Of i'm
proved pattern. The depot at Lsnspe
station was ono OF the first u ths build
ings painted, and now nearly all Of
them have been gone over along the
entire line. The company has also de-
voted considerable attention to the i'm
provsment Of its road bed i: laid steel
rails at many places for long distances,
supplied thousands Of new ties wherever
equirsd built new eulverts and bridges
across small streams and road ways; i'm.
pr we'd the ballast Of the road bed, and
adopted the Psnusyivania Railroad sys.
tenn Of having perfect drainage on each
side Of Its tracks in the shape Of clean
ly kept aBd we'll regulated gutt,rs.
Several new sidings have been laid
during tho past season at various
points TO facilitate the moving OF trains
furnishing additional 'lsy otfS'-
and thus on every hand 10 the mai oh
Of improvement observ able under its
present splendid management. 1t Is
also rumored among unofficial sources
that the Company intends soon 10 be.
gin additional extsnsivs improvement
at various points in the way OF taking
out many Of the snarp curves with
which the road now abounds. The
freight business OF she road has in
creased to such extent during the year
that several extra trains Of this kind
are ron over it daily, and the Company
Is probably doing q larger business
than st any previous time In It, his-
tory.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

Df. simWs' VeToaDlS Liver PIIls, su
saf Coated, without Gn equal They never
gripc NJ sfoken Ia operating movS the bowels
eaey by actng directly on the LiveY, restore
tho lost energies By DruuotinR the Healthy
eoson Of tho Liver. In doing this Hoadacho.
Neuralgia, Pains in the Tight CT loft SIDE or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiyoness
StcE Stomach, Weak BOOK, Dizziness, ned
foelinBs through the body, Aching Litnbg
bfliiousneps, La1Euor, d8oeraI Woakneas
and other bodily inErnl!Glss GSo cured. They
aro the only Pills known tIat will neE,,jvaiy
operate without Gripping, Sicksning Veal.
ness, or leaving the bowels oo6tiYe, They
promote healthy Liver and Leave the system
ires IRON the danger OF prevailing disease.,
sod by dealers and country stors Rsopsre,
hss ior LT. SHINING Pills nn6 take DO others,
fnnolpA dspot1 Fourth end King, Whining.
on. DOL. Phiiads slphisA on Arch
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
A Qu1et Election.
0aE6eld's majority

That there was a quiet and peace.
able election yesterday comparatively,
the citisens Of Wilmington are under
no obligations to Senator Bayard and
his organ the Every Evening. All that
could be done was done to incite the
people, We will not say purposely TO
take the law In their own hands and
plunge the city into riot. The oiti.
sens, however, thank God had mora
consideration for the good order and
peace OF the ottv than to be guided and
led into overt sc.s Of violence and ont.
iawry even though they had strong
backing. Had Marshal MoMuusn IN
he mistaken goodness of Ills hear,
ave carried ont the unholy alliapos
with the enemies OF good orttsr that
swaslpropossd, this city would have been
overrun by imported bands Of Demo-
srst 0 repeaters, who under the guid-
apos 1f Democratic leaders would haze
" Il. 4 ans :. =
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Arrested For Murder.

Robert Payne and Scott Thompson
we're arrested in Dauviile, Va, ,sster-
day for the murder Of Scott Haukens.
Whoss body was fsuHd in the canal q
week ago. Payne oonfessss that he
and Thompson were playing ,ards WITH
the murdered man In sbanty near the
canal, on the night OF the murder, and
quarelted aver the stakes. Thompson
struck Hanksns on the head with al
axe and threw the body into the canal.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
The Texas Pacific n.,,rsna.

The Texas Pacific Railroad is now
operating SIT miles Of line, being 70
miles more than At this time las. year.
and 1t is announced by tho directors
that they will run trains from the
western terminus Of the line to New
Orleans twelve months hence. The
line Of road used by the Texas Pacific
WIFI reduCa the dis.ancs from Dallas
to New Orleans below that Of the pres =.
eat route lat miles.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
TlUBLlU SALE

PuBlAos SALE
The subscriber viii ssil Ut Public eaie, q,
bis residence. on the Philadelphia taTnpike,
near the toll gste Joining the ely limis, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, lss0,
as 10 oAo'ock, .. m,
a. ioilews: ehoad oi horses and mules. No.
I, gypsy, brown marc, years cid No. 2
Alike iron RIey horse, D years old No 3,
George, brown colt, 3 years old No. 4, Ned,
aoTel colt, year old No 3, Kate, g0ot
brown marc with colt by her side, II Year.
old Nos. 3 and 7, one pair Of good nuies, 4
and 0 years old The above AIe all good
hortos and worthy the attention OF per-onF
wsHting good work or driving horses. Forty
head Of we'll seleoted dairy COWS, ireSh AnC
spTinEers, ! bull, Durham an Aldefney, %
sL oats four and i've "0ntha old.
F,RhIBG thPLKhEETs q hay waAops 2
farm wasOns, 5 horse caI1s, / four Rrinp
ucz wag n, ! Two horse pony wagon, horse
yowsr, / thro8her, ! eoru MID, hsFsJ TAkes
tpring tooth; corn fhellsr, hay cuIttr, grain
fan, new; moving naehines, / reaper, Z
milk wagons, 8 sets Of douDle hernees. I ssN
OF plow harm ess, = sots lesdlBg harness, sets
cart harness, pillow and milk harness, snd D
quantity OF farming u'onsils. Tho above
stock ia worthy attention, as tho subscriber
hiss determined to quit the dairy business.
TRLMs Ali fums oil 20 ana under cast,
on all sums ever that amount credit Of 9
months will be given By purchaser giving \
bankRol0 nOte with approved tudorsoT.
EDWARD WILSON.
L. W. STIDHAM d St,N, Auctrs. ll9dWS
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
W0v Castle CoHnay Against Della.
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Delaware has by 3 red uosd majority
declared in favor of the Democratic
party, thou8h New Castle county, the
centre Of manufactures, of wealth, Of
culture, Of ,refn fnemsnt and Of all that
makes q people prosperous, indspend-
emit and happy has declared that she
is tired Of following the false gads of a
Bourbon and defunct political dynasty.
Mr.. BayArd will no doubt bo sent back
% hie seat IN the SeOAe, hut he will
30 back by tbs vOtss Of the two counties
which haze nothiog more than q par
Si1Sn interest in h m. HeIEill 20 back
With his own nat Ve Ounty sgainst
him. Appeal after spp.al was made
% the Rep b icans 70 ooms 10 the help
Of the DsnooraOy that DelSVare's "a
vorits sOa should not b defeated,
but the people who lived
right around Mr.. Bayard's stately an
sion home were herOicA'ly deaf to all
such entreaties, and their verdict has
bssn that If Kent and Sussex desired
to send Mr.. Bayard bsOk to the Senate
they could do 50, as for New Castle she
had other sons as gifted, as noble, as
talented, and more patriotic whom she
would delight to honor. Mr.. Bayard
will 60 back TO the senate but In total
opposition to the txpre .ssd will Of the
people Of his own county.