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THIS evening there will be "a meet
ing Of the young mems Hancock and
English club of Shelby county. 1t is
to be hoped in favor of the harmony
and unity of the democratic party, at
the county election, that there will be
no doubtful endorsement of the ticket
by which the democratic party is to
stand or fall. on the 9th of next
month. We noticed with some degree
of surprise that a resolution binding
the club to the support Of this ticket,
was voted down at the last meeting.
The main object of a club of this kind
is to further democratic principles,
and this cannot be done unless by
giving warm and hearty support to
the men who represent these princi-
pies. 1t has been rumored on the
street that some of the friends
of the candidate of the nation
al party for sheriff are trying
to run the club in his interest
by refusing to allow the club to
pledge itself to support the regular
ticket. The people of this comm
nifty who are opposed to Ed Shaw
being the next sheriff of the county
are anxiously waiting to see TIE
young man show their colors. A
lukewarm support Of the democratic
ticket is a direct support Of Ed Shaw
An organization of this kind should
ally itself not merely to men, but
principles. The democratic nominees
of this county represent the same ideas
and principles as Hancock, and if the
young men wish to WELD any inAu-
ence, it must be under no doubtful or
double-meaning platform. Hancock
is certain of election. The young
men should see that Ed Shaw is not
By carrying the August election,
Shelby county will be assuredly dem
Ocratic in November.
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LITTLE Rock people are complain
ing loudly of the late census, which
only gives the place population of
about $4,000 people. Investigation
proves that whole families were
skipped by, and that in some localities
the enumerator was never saw or
heard in.
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New Haven Register.
The name of Hancock is the first
on the declaration of independ-
The name Of Hancock is the first
in the hearts of all true democrats.
The name of Hancock is first in the
hearts Of all independent American
citizens,
The name of Hancock is the name
that will sweep the country from one
end to the other.
Never has nomination fallen on
tie country so favorably.
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Mrs. Guinness and Miss Wander
biIt.
London World.1

London World.l
The splendors Of Mrs. Edward
Guinness ball, on Wednesday night,
must long remain fresh in every rec
objection. London assembled her
beauty and her chivalry in response
to the hostess invitation, and, though
bereft of the presence of royalty, the
ball may fairly be said to have sur
passed its predecessors Of last year. 1t
must be confessed that the floor was
very sticky; but with so much to look
at, dancing was not sine qua non.
The roses alone (standing in bushes
six feet high must have sent a thrill
of envy through many horticultural
heart; and tendency to kleptomania
was with difficulty suppressed at the
sight of the duchess of Westminster,
IN a black dress spangled with enor-
nous brilliants, as though she had
been overtaken by a diamond hail
storm. The duchess of Marlborough 8
famine" order shone proudly on her
breast. and much admiration was ex-
cited by the jewels of Mrs. Donaldson
Hudson. | am sorry to learn that
Mrs. Guinness was suffering from in
disposition, although she never re-
laxed her exertions toward the sue
cess of the evening. But even the
wealth of Guinness fades into insig.
nifcence when compared with that of
the transatlantic millionaire, Mr..
Vanderbilt He makes clear mil
lion a year, by which any intelligent
person may calculate how much he
can spend in a minute. Some of this
golden tide will flow in the direction
of a Scottish house, to whose ex-
chequer it will not be uuwelcome; for
it is now settled that Lord Dupplin
marries Miss Vanderbilt.
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pxroteehnIc Display.

NEW York, July 12.- -Howell's
fire. works establishment, on Front
street, burned.-Insured. Howell,
his clerk aud two others we're some
what burned.
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knights Of Honor Meeting.

A REGULAR meeting of Diamond Lodge
y No. 5SS; X, Of H., will be held THIS
Monday EVENING, at eight o'clock, at
our hall, for the transaction of imrortant
business, amongst which is installation of
officers. All members are respectfully invited
to he present.
BY order Of JAMES B. COOK, Dictator,
Louis GOLDSMITH, Reporter.
lima % 1890
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). An Ama1inq Offer. So.


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NEw YoRK, July u, 1915 pm
Cotton firm. Ordinary SIC; good or
dinary lOc; low middling 1lsc; mid
ding llJc; good middling 1880; mid
ding fair l3Bc; fair 1910. Futures
opened steady, now steady and l to 6
points above last Saturdays closing
prices, as follows. Deliveries for
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t7NIl-1 NV-NItJI VIIVVW WWIWFs
New ORLEANS, July 12.-l1:30 am.
Cotton quiet and steady. Middling, III;
sales to-day, 100 bales receipts, 1856
bales; stock, 66,206 bales.
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PENDLET0N-In this city. on Monday,
July 18th, 1880, Lulu WEST, daughter of the
late N p. Pendleton and Mrs. r. j. pendle-
ton, aged nine years and twenty-seyen days
Funeral f:om No. 259 Hernando street, at
nine n,clnck TOMORROW MORNING.
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DIED.

SMTTH-At eight o'clock this morning Miss
MARIAH SMITH, daughter of Chas. Smith.
The friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral from residence of her father.
on Iuppsrt's Avenue. near Poplar street, at
five o'clock THIS EVENING.
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SECURITY
and Loan Association.

vii Se bels oSF npsdSy, ny '"is syeniny uv
18th, 1880, at IA o'clock, at their Office, No
Madison street. Dues and interest can be
paid without penalty on or before the meeting
By order of the Board.
A. 5 LIVERM0RE, President
P. D. JoEEs, Seo'y. ll5 ll5 .
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Four tons of gorgeous posters for
the dead walls Of London have gone
over with an American minstrel com
pany.
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HESOTO

BuiIding and Loan Association.
OFFICE 2S9 MAIN STREET.
VNHE July dues ana interest are payable on
1 TUESDAY, July Is, 1880. Fines will be
charged t. oil delinquents. Directors meet at
PIN. Meeting for loans will be held at
pm. JAMES ELDER, President.
MINTER PARKER, Secretary ia ll6
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Chambers S Encyclopedia.


Among the wonderful things which accomplished
Enelih edition
CLOTH
ttup,f
VOL will be
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Adminisiratrfx NO1ice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified as
IL administrators of W. l. Berlin, deceased
all persons holding claims against said estate
are notified to file them with me or my attor
ney's. properly probated, within the time
prescribed by law or the same will be barred.
All persons owing said estate must come for
ward and settle or the same will be placed in
the hands of an officer.
MRS @. U. BERLIN, Adm'x.
Weatherford 4 Estes, Atty's ll4124
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.
COTTON STATEMENT.

July u, 1880.
Stock, September /, 1s79....... 3S6
Received since last statement. rs
Received 406 $50 406 COS
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Shipped previously 1886, ,5SS SSs ,s39
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z. gSplfIpu.


Der etSeh gOrrdtb spca Dintsr.
AMI e.n. fir bttrtn nnb Rnabsn ID
th ptrrn 6. geoifUu su finpsn. Ct bat
nar prsiewatbige Sa6tn. ntlts mad t,r
neusifsn Mtcee onssfsrtiot. an 5ano.
Mua Dtnlerbate fnp In erobfr 4usmabl
sorbanbsn. Die Damsn finten In tsn,
ssrdumisen 0siadftsIosal essa Stern
Dolficn lf,in, Sbawls, aanr, ausse.
,sitnsis RleibsrROHs &c. sa nsd ME sase'
Siptfsnsn nitprisfn prsi Der yStcre
bes bdiettsn SdntttUaarsntduelftb u
pom Nor8fns tis Ntsnbs lpat son Rdu.
firm ansefiot. lin Bewfis, ba6 eas vut.
Hmm bic BcrtbtiIe rahr,anttmsn Irrit,
wel&e berr Dulftpn tIstst. =
13, ,tlwuwlm'
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xeras a 8.

- Die ben,ofratiiden @ablmdnner
Ionen bel ibrer Nnflnft i,t Quftin init
Salutl6iiRen uno 0fentli9en &eoen
empfangen iperben. .,....s.s
= 9ie ftaatli9e grSieDungsbeb6rbe
mill Der nddifen 2egislatllr Den 8or=
fdlag MAIDEN, in ieoent Gountp einen
besablten S9uliuperinteuoenten gu erz
rlennen. ss i@'
= Sn Mfilauo Suuetion tpurbe eil1
an Der Snternationalbabu angeitellter
Srldnber bon einem Trabt5uge iber=
fabren unb get0btet.
y - sSn yfeu pbilaoelpbia ftiirste Die
Winbmiible Der Galpeifon unb San
Mntonio giienbabn sufamnlen unb be-
grub brei Mdnner unter ibrett Srii1n=
9mern. giner berielben, ein S6ueoe,
uuroe tootli6 berlebt. 9ie Gompagnie
lanbte ben 8ermunbeten einen NrSt BON
eagle 2afe in eirlen, grtrasuge.
|; - Bsn Qampaias mirb beriatet, baB
in einisen @o@en balelbif cine lebbafte
auspauberuns nu4 bem Beifen beginner
mirb.
= Sn Gonzales fanb cine 8eriamm<
lung itatt, in welder Mittd unb Bese
berothen purben, nm bic MprBanz@ z@il len=
bobn gum Weiterbau BON @uerc aus gu
peranlaHeu. Gin @crntte BON 3 Bir=
germ murbe er,pGblt, meldes mad New
Srleans seben iou, I'M ber 8ubn bas
Wesereat bur4 Gonzales Gpuntp ansus
bieten. Wan ermartet babel, eab bielelte
in bsr 9idtums mad Can Nntcntp meiz
terbant.ss s~ss.ss ss.sz
- = Ginbre9er beiu6ten ben Groeerp=
fore bon s. 8. &oberion in Dallas
uno sba lie ben filernen @elbi6rant
ni6t erbre6en fonnten, i.ablnett fie ben
8anaen S6ranf nit.
Ser iraber. sberiff BON Sails
County, 9. 8. @css9in 1T perbaftet
|worben unter ber anfluse auf Sdminbel.
Wdbrenb berielbe in Der Sail ,u 9auiil>
ton iae, unternabm er einen erfolsloien
SelbfmOrosseriud. St liest sesenwdr.
tis in einem 3otel gu @atespille in fer
tencem 3ultarbe. s.s4s..8 ea
SIN @amarss baben bic Merifaner
4 Nmerifaner serboftet unb transports
rem iie mad Wiatamoros, UNI fie bafeltft
oem f5beralen Hi4ter q. iiterseben. Snl
Belts ber @efanseuen fanbeu fia $4,000
| in @reenbads. *.
= Sn Murihau berrIdt Qasemein bic
Nnldt bub Gbe &ctbldilb freiseipreden
wiro. gcn Wlarion 6 Duntp befinbet iia
elm Sberiff in Marihall, Der @otbidilo
IN @ntpfang nebmen unb na4 Sefferion
brinSen mill.
= Der gcnperneur bat cine gelct,
nuns ucn $500 ausseiebt auf bic Grsrei.
flung Der iDiebe, wel&e bic Bant bon
Abams unb 4esnarb in Dallas erbrahen.
--Bei Riais -suree elm 6arbiSer,
Der in einem BuSsp na4 5auje tarr,
bon swsi Riunern unsefsgtr rab, ,,n 2 0
Dollar tevau5f. aueersen. ihnttten fie
feinem Hfsree ZEN S@waaj al nnt een,o-
lirten tos Berbfd bes Nu99ies.
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Warttn & Sohu.

Wlartin & Sobn.
Das Dor etnisen Monatsn In tlsaser
@tabt statliris Sdub @siddit Der Ser.
rem Mearttn & Sobn, Gde pon Commerce.
unb ct. Mary @tra6e srfreut ah bsrsits
bee lebbaftsasn 3ulpruds, neil bic 5srrsn
t6re &unben prompt uno resa bebienen
unb neil Fe elm eulofules NHortimsnt Don
@dnben fur 9srrsn, Damen unb &inbsr
fitrsn. Die 9erren ssrfaufen au Zen
biatsfen preilen, tppScn td Sober, ber
@4ubwert taufen ut0, iiber3susen icllte.
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ptoner preb,
: Da1 RSlnsr Domaeldufe bs(ltbt q

= DaS R0lnsr Doms.laute b.R.bt si.
ntr burH Bic 3sitnnsen setenbsn Neti, Jus
folse ia BET muRtaIii&en Ionlolee 2. g,
H. A. G aus felssnbsn @ledsn |: u 6ois
ferslode (C}. aesoHsn 1875, @spi&t $40
Ctr. p Yrsttsfa (G). seboiItn 144s, .@e.
wibt 224 Ctr. 81 9pe,iofa (A), sssoFen
1449, Gtwitt 1875 Ctr. a. -DreiiSniaer.
elcde (Hl. umsseoltn 1880. Grwidbt SO
@tr. 81 uylpfaslsde (F). ssssfsn 1862,
Gtwi&t SO, Ctr. Die 8aiisrslsde iter:
bist.t an G.Oee unb 0eipt@t att ttre bes
riitmtsn S&wtaern. Sis tat4.4o Dieter
nalrsdte 6Sts, ber untere Dur@meiltr te.
trast $50 Wster, bsr llmfanS 10, ,e5 Me.
IT, Dtr RlSppsl III $50 Msifr long
une wieSi l6 &tr.} Die sanlt Glode misst
27.o00 Rilcsramm=s40 Ctr. DisleIbe
In gewesuns 80 fttsn, aab ~ aarie Mdn.
ner nGitta. -----s- - s---sssss A1------.
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Wi.st1be9umbuaaes.

Sd 65fte 10 sisl iitsr&<bie5 gsrbt.nat
bee Sopfsu Bitter iprtHsn. yan imsiae
Grau. iptl&s fcrtvdtreubs ,nsbe,tnier uns
uuwoM n vfrnnlabte MID, tbr welass
3u te(srefs. So that -, TN Dabns
wisper betanbussfh ~ perpsn. Abtr Id
frsue MID, TIT ben Dillen setban au ba.
ttn, bsnn nodeem Ft 2 Menale lang
bas Bitter eetraudt bate, mar Fe turirt,
une bsfaett (id felt ben lebttn Is Mona.
ten pobl.i Sd ltsts sinsn, ipl&tn 5um'
bugs. 3. g. ct. paal.
aits.-A ptpntr pre6.
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aaH.u2 @ut !!
unb cann-
Sod etwaA?

ga pcbl. Da rpira NIT tbF tipJ Jarllt.
&ss Ssrbaltnib dnfahaen. trire he tin
wsais otrridt MAIDEN. wirf ft. tasli&
tsiuGtn usl MIA tts tdsliA stnen Blu.
meaatanb fsnbsn. 6aa Du perfanben z
50 Nter. 5trr Baron. I'D babe
f&on eine .ftsbss ~ has 1ausmdt&sn
se6taiter !! faets sas Gieistt tsd, In.
esss - brstit feline Sanee In bic aaf&sn
Redts.
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Sspbsn Gle tod mad eipem Ar3t!
Na4 fins6 iat3t sMber s0srmain fam
ni&t metr gut nuf bic Gaae ssbsn. er
mue ua& ispem @hrit.e. nussuben. unb
lid tann bic 6rau Warauiis Mot alI.in
| l1aiIsn. -4 tinei itann, CO III eteih por.
| ltrr. il1nb Atenbs fommt otnebes rtBtl.
maeiS Dr. Dennty, unb 'ba wirb % itm
srldtlt. t.-.-.---------.-.-.---.-----------
ste unsura&tis 70 gan, alIsin ~ mob.
men! Denn Dtte. .sinbra&sn,. A3t
Y Di,bsi Das fcusen bie Sci nns ma.
DIN! Sm sanssH baafe 10 ssin @t1s! =
81 Dotl. 81, ii. srau gsarqutl, it
sorfntis., .Sbr sanaes 5as' hpnD Gut
klisst Ia bfr pant tst pompiN. ,ps.,Du
90. Das III re6t. IS 1T stn 70
nnteimli&is, elniumss altes 5aus !! -.
4 Atst " Alanbe, ,-sis -GsAa- Narqu4fe r..
bolt I'D. So perbs ibrtn Ropf ianft
auf sas RiGsn "a ksss1 d, laas msrss un
bemerlt ouh eebtn iSansn. 6ie psrmsl.
1 ssa ibr msintn 8e(peet unb Mtin ,BfDaa
rn. Die anne Maauiie! -. :
b. 3r.t enaSin fvdkr faadt.iba Boron
ieinsa Bsbisntsa. ben ino&iefn SsaH, ,ur
Marsutls us.Rd nl& ssm Bsfuoen bsr.
1 felbsn ~ trtunbtstn.
tlno pud GINS, Stun, icmm tr rlef
ID, ssr Baron naG.-
/ Der. Aap&sanaas ,am iurad, sisas
unN batr wie sine SaerrsiHif&e f&war3.
kssIte zslssrepteaaanae In dsinsr i&par.
L3en. Bolbtorbtrtsn QiSrte.
Du wira TN bauie bort zine Hammsrz
frau fnbsn. .ttnt Gran,SRu gtpas, ,ysr.
tlibt, uno 70 moset ,pie Du, bas II ia
Dein @s(&mod. ~ :9
Stdn, sss,ss fst4 SIN .Muns. J Nlat
san,. Orr Baron .,....o, a.
r3un gut. 70 fcu % fir tie matae
l3ka Dems@tiGmod fin. Cu pirR Fs
tIftn.
alNsn I? @uti i~------
llnp cann-..
NoA etpat? . !g aA--
ga pebl Da tpirf NIT tbr tinl, ,artlt.
&ss 8sYbdltnib dnfuhaen. ipira he tin
wsais psrridt MAIDEN, wtrR ft. taeli&
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Nt! llnD wie tteu.r 1T Dir bas 5aus

Nt llnb mie tbeusr III Dir oaS 9aus'
mdbden.
Sb! Ssbr tbsuer, 5trr Baron.
Ser Baron ma m, ctne f&etnbar bic
Snfclsn3 bee Burden 81 bemsrftn, elm
BantbtGett aus ieinem partefsut[le. 60
tbeusr 2 genist bas -,
St! rtsf has Stslst!, apor lltberra>
idany nno @ier faf ersliteae. - 81
5trr Baron, ia bstommen @te nod ber'
aus !...
-...+ (6ortfetnns fpIst)
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Das 3susnib eines arates.
SD bsfdeintse tisrmit, bab Id felt 81
Satreu pratti3irsnofr Mr3t BIN unb baB
i'd fir piele dronifhs Sale In msiner
Yraris Warners Safe 6ibnsy une Qtpsr
Cure empfsble. Muf mstnen Ratt er'
btelt q. %. @tamm. Nebafteur ber Sn.
puarial @ra. Mlbta, Sowa, btsits tpertb.
soue 5eilmitttl. u. u. 8amlay. W. ..
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- Stram & So. ssrtaufen so
Seta nsue moberne. lsinene Damen' Sra
ssn unb Wanfdettfn, bic SO Gents tpsrtb
ftnb, fir 90 Gents. &ommt unb tef&'
Hst refel6en. 5*
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mit BEN sorfss; fsmt SdmotiS0is
hn lce1uwtrbsn. bat mandsr Yatisnt 20
nit ausJd ,lAnlpeaft,a rae nue'Ofsn
,uannte, SAaafefs." Das IL siuf4&
Elm ismpordrsr ranfab' an bic bsissls
etsas be-, 2stpsps. .Apee le ;guIes ~
VorfaB We patieatia NIB btt 3wtd bsS
Nittels 1Aneralel sYrsi&t., sSn ausn
arctteltaabtt SAaattl Ssu jh LOO ~
4tabtn.
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Webe4A &tEttst 4 o1&se
ueusae Muesr IN Gaitmirs, 1roeaetnst
". r. bet g 9ram u 60.
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@etbe unb farbtse Serrenbembsn
In GROCER Nustratl tet @Aram & 60.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-13
RArrLE or TnE BONES.

How many bones in the human facsf
Fourteen, when they're all In place.
How many bones In the human head
Eight, my child, as I've often said.
How many bones in the human cart
Three In each, and they help 70 hear.
How mspy bones In the human spine'
Twenty. six, like climbisg vine.
How many bones OF the human chest :
Twenty -four ibis and two Of the rest.
Hsw many bsnes the shoulders bindf
Two In each, enc before, one behind.
How many bones In the human arm7
In each arm one; TIVE In each forearm.
How many bones in the human wristf
Eight In each, If meme are missed.
How many bones in the palm si tho hand
Five, In each, with many band.
HOW many bones In the fingers ten?
Twenty eight, and by joints they bend.
How many bones In the human hip.
One In each; ike dish they dip.
How many bones In the human thigh!
One In each land deep they lie.
How many bones In the human knees
One In each the knee-Dan please.
How many bones in the leg from the knee'
Two In each, I'VE can plainly see,
How many bones In the ankle strongT
Seven In each but none are lsng.
How many bones In the ball Of the tsot
Five In each; as In the palms were put
How many bones in the toes half.a scorer
Twenty eight, and there are ne more.
And now, all together, these many Bones fix
And they count In the body two hundred ant
SIX.
And then we have In the human mouth,
VI upper and under, thirty.two teeth.
And we now and then have bone / shoult
think,
That forms on Q joint. or to fill up chink.
A Sesameld bone, or a Wermian we call, =.
And now We may rest. for we've told them all
MOTHER TRUTH's MELODIES.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-13
ron sALEosREHT.

..sAI.r-I'wo story brick hesse tle
4 'rsy' y Or street, Q rooms 'tA On ni''
sSsS ,sSry gfSic bricks. new; Poplar street above
|Oth; r story bricks, new, Walnut street shove
lsliing eIui; 1915 Delaware Avenue modern
sIIns 100 Jefferson street t, ~ s,b ,0o%s sn% o,s
VanBuren street pet OH "i'a ''n'
!, lo0 EAstl2th street
4. gi3 Chestnut street
\, S23 Jefferson street.
N, il2s West Third street; ,oo .
:, Vo,rth street near Pine, ~ Dy Ivy y,
on an boDd and mortgage fr0m Slooo 70
pVIin Y IN aims 10 suit. apply 70
IN W. VIII MoCAULLEY& 90.
6O6 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-13

4 % VENT-A FOUR STORY BRICK
Sonse at the s. Il corner Of Market and
m streets. A very pleasant location lor
rdipg house, convenient rooms Tor otices
sing sipsle or double, or could be used Tor
oelS. ~ S.vsll,nRs on Tatnail street between
N and Ninth, six or seven rooms In
i two FIVE room houses In West Whining.
t,So we'll Of excellent water at the
Apply to JOHN B. LEWIS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-13

vsALEoR RENT -THREEHoUsEs
T. - I@ row on in st., between jackson ana
1 utsn bnnsss sss on yanBuren street, between
nd Tth sts. v,.n.b q, bstveen
~ no s,ory house, cor. 18th and Poplar.
s"V IVA. story houses on 18th st. close TO
HARLAN CAUSE,
nu Front and Tatnall sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-13

NY OTTO E.-T n Il JAMES Il WEBB
IN Printing and Stationery Company, q
corporation Of the State Of Delaware, having
purchased Of James & Web the good will
machinery, presses, types, fixtures, stock,
book accounts. &c comprised in the , hitting
street, Wilmington, Del, viii continue the
business in all OF It's branches. orders for
printing, book binding, blank books or for
stationery OF every character promptly filled.
A continuance Of the liberal patronage exten.
ded TO the old house Is respectfully solicited.
THE JAMES & WEBB PRINTING AFD
STATIONERY COMPANY
EDWARD T. JAMES, Sec'y and Treas.
JNO. M. WHITFORD, Superintendent.
236t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-13
NOrICE TO WATER RENTERS.
OKBICR OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT. !
IA L lal lQIa I

OEBICg OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. !, 1879.
The bills for 1850 are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars office, No. 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid on
or before January 3lst, 1880, the face OF the
bill, those paid during the month OF Febru.
ary,5 per cent. additional. Those paid during
the month of March, 10 per cent. additional,
and any amount remaining unpaid alter
have the ferules withdrawn and suit institu-
ted for the recovery Of the amount due; and
the water will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and $2
for drawing ferules, are paid.
Utfice hours from q. m, to 4 p. m.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar.
l2-l0-eodD D-edJ -edF
Daily Republican., 1880-02-13

In sa,.E-A Lur Uf GROUND
with q brick morocco factory On ~, one'
led and forty eight ieet 'front.' on SnuIcn n,,i
/ sixty-twO iset on Filth street and sixty,
sst on Lord street. Streets curbed and
\ streets paved; Id inch water pipes
Church street. Lime vats In the lac
lnd now used for the manufacture o. NOR
Sold 10 close an estate. Agplyto
N EVANS PENNINGTON,
bou No. o East 8th street,