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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

A LAD, who was at play with the son
OF next door neighbor, asked his com
pAnion "ls not your father fool p"
mo- Who said that OF my father ="
was the reply. Nobody, as | knows
on, responded the knowing urchin ::
but mother told me t'other day that |
was next door to a fool, aud 1 didn't
know whether she meant your father
or Nat Smiths"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

MERCHANT: Meel, DOnal, that's
been awful times for sheep" mae
only them, bus, ach a things gaun to
the deevil the moo" Merchant:
"Losh, man! 4: that's the way OF.
he'll need till extern his premise5.'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

NLrHorGH many parties are endeav-
oriug to push other similar remedle,
into the market by spicy advertise
ments, DR.. Bul's Cough Syrup takes
che lead and the Druggists are selling
more than ever before Price. % cents
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

"MY boys" SAID kind Oil CITY
teacher, ifyou would be president of
the United States you must be good
and studious." "Who wants to be
presidentY' yelled out young chap
from back seat" "I'd ruther be
BUTLER Bill, and sh OF an Iniun." And
the boys all chOrused "Them's our
sentiments"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

lms being leap year, buIl-rrogs
ought 10 b. in fashion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

a coCKNgY mule driver addresses
his team az "my dear carers"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

BAsE BAIL Enthusiast writes 10 ask
ns DO Sinbad when he took h.s momor-
aDle ride ON the rock didn't furnish
fOwlf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29
DOMESTIC.

ONIONs.-FrOm our own experience.
and the observation of others, we can
fully irdorse the testimony OF the st.
Louis Miller, on the healthful proper
ties of the above esculent. Lung and
liver complaints are certainly benefited
often cured, by free consumption OF
onions; either cooked or raw. Colds
yield TO them like magic. Don't be
afraid OF them. Taken at night all Of
Tense will be wanting by morning, and
the good effects Will amply compensate
fer the tritling annoyance Taken regu-
larly they greatly promote the health
OF the lungs and the digestive organs.
An extract made by boiling down the
Juice of onions TO a syrup, and taken as
"A medicine, answers the purpose very
well, but fried, roasted or boiled, on
ions are better. Onions are very
cheap medicine, within every body's
reach, and they are not by any means
IA bad TO take" as the costly nostrums
"A neglect OF their use may necessitate.
How TO CLEAN BRASS AND CoPPER.--
The following mixture will be found
the best thing for cleaning brass, cop
per, tin, stairrods, taps, aud even win
dows, and IL Is quite worth the trouble
OIL making once year, as quantities
give Will last the time, and the best
way Is TO store IL I'm wide mouthed
pickle jars OF glass or stone: I pound
whitening, ! pound rotten stone, /
pound OF soft soap, teacupful vIne-
gar, as much water IA will make IL a
thick paste. Let 1t boil fully ten min
utes, and when nearly cold add half a
pint of spirits of turpentine. When
you use IL put very little on rag rub
the article you wish to clean well with
1t until IL becomes bright, and then
10 Ism with leather dipped inpowder-
ed Bath brick. Unless you use Bath
brick It soon furnishes, but Bath brick
preserves the polish.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

a sIT-YEAR-oLD boy, living near
Bridgeport, was questioned by his
school teacher the other day "a to his
name. The boy said che hadn't got none
But you must have some name" IN
sisted the questioner; "what do they
call you around home 20 'They call
rae a genuine iackass," replied the lit
tie fellow with sincerity. The investi.
CATION was promptly abandoned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

lhIpTI'tIfE9 liquors produce II.
arrhHa or cousfipl ava flr..I
condition Of the liver .frauIfIrg Boz g...
cfaI debility and Iuerfursa uf mimi
To overcome this pr0sfr.fI1u. arrt. r..
again made to thr liquor la 81 sfin..I.Hf
The iudIc.0us application .f sI
tonic as simmons Liver Regulator
Woud strike at tIr vrrE root .f IIsIe..
Dy correcting the condition nf fhr|..ar
eHcitng the bowels f1 action. rf cor.
recung their lOofeuces. afIuuIrring ffr
kidneys and removing Ula nrII.r lf
general depression, aUl with r H.f
craving for liquor.
"Ihis is ~ certify ha. ..r.--.
with the Gastrit1s for four month. ....I
could not be relieved until prorIr.f
Dr. simmons.Liver Regulator and wee
entirely cured in short time
w. 7. IuoFNroN, fomau's Well VIA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

BELLE-This holly in my hair wants
little relief-it's too red.
Aunty-Well, why not put In a sprig
or two OF mistletoe, dcar2
Belle-Nonsense, Auntyl why
should nave all the young men kissing
me-
Aunty-lndeed, no, my dear; they'd
do nothing of the kind. I've tried 'em.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

SIR, / have your note for 500" said
one citizen to another, as they met on
Larned street Saturday. eyes, l guess
you have" "And you'l pay II ?" Not
Just now" "Sir! ] will have no fool
ing. IL you don't pay the note, III"
fesF' I'm put IL I'm the bank"
ust So And you'll be notified to
pay II. Yes" And II you don't,
IL Will be protested. Quite likely. -
"And-snd-" "And the protest Will
cost you twelve shillings. Please put #
IN the bank. Good morning, sir 10
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

How 10 make crockery ware Don &
use if
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

SORE ThRoAr, CoUGH, Com ana SINH
lar troubles, if Suffered 10 progress, re.
suit 10 serious Pulmonary Affections.
ottentmes incurable. "Br0ru's Br0n-
chtgt Iroches reach directly the seat Of
the disease, and give almost instant
relief.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

Norr MottssEs GNGErBREAD.-O
cup OF moiasscs, one teaapOouful Of
s8lereius,O ne Of ginger, one tablespoon
iul OF butter or lard, and pinch of salt
no you use lardJ Stir Tins together.
and then pour on half cup Of boiling
water aud stir Boo one pint Of flour.
btkf about one i1ch deep in n sheet.
lhis if F,ry nice if palms are taken to
have fhr water boiling. aud Co beat
veil. when lhe flur ls added.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

0tsI iuuDNG WuHorr Zoos luke
piece 'f IEht bread dough on f. bak-
l'f Gag ihe BIZ. GO quart dipper
'tI... nN' nu your muuliug board 3.
'nH ono cup OF -uef.
ODD chopped raI.Iua. one
POD /ut. UurT.UI.s m.K f0yafhrf
a.I .aII ItY rIt. Oua plate:
HH.H N-.. enough. steam rno hours.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

a bsCoyEHY Arorr CoF~ Am ok.
change tells Of "a man who plants. two
or three weeks after the crop is planted
q new hin Of corn every Hfrecnth row
each way. And this Is the reason. II
the weather becomes dry after the HiI-
ing time, the silkanI ta-sels both become
dry and dead. in rhis condition. M Dc
should become scas0nabIe. the silk re-
wives and reuews its growth but the tas-
sells do not recover. Then for want OF
pollen, The new sllk is unable toHII the
office fof which DO was designed. The
pollen from the rcpIantcd corn Is chem
ready TO supply uik, and tue nUug o.
completed. Tie says nearly aIlthr abor-
Tive ears sO common .u corn cr1us ar.
caused by the want of p0IIeu. auti be- Haa
known ears 90 double their .Il. iu ths
filling
DR. BE- said tnBf SIS Iu.UrI. NJ U.H. ar.
equal to Cen bushels OF corn far nfrrr.
ing hogs and that peas Yield Iarger
number OF bushels per acre tnan corn.
EvrERuEsr shows tbat with E.rIg
Rose potatoes the maucsf amount I'd
seed boo thc hIII yields tue test crop.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

Sohnson's Anodyns Linimsnt will posH-
lively prevent this terrible disease and will
Rosltifely cure nino cases In ten. Information
that will save many lives sent free by mail.
Don't delay moment. Prevention IL better
than cure. Sold everywhere.
1. y. JOHNSON d Co, Ranger, Ne.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
CHEAP TELEGRAPHING.
A Postal Telegraph Bill Introduce
ed 1ntO Congress.

Yesterday Mr.. Ellis Of Louisiana offer
cd a bill in Congress which must work
a revolution in the telegraph system Of
the country If adopted. ....
1t directs the Postmaster General, for
ths purpose Of testing the policy and
practicability of maintaining general
system of postal telegraph line, and
afording to the people OF tho United
States the benefit of a cheap telegraph
ic communication, to establish by pur-
chase or construction, q telegraph line
or lines between the cities of BostoI
and Washington, by way ofspringield,
Hartford, New Haven, New York, Jer-
say City New Brunswick, Philadelphia,
Chester, Wilmington and Baltimore.
1t provides further that the rates for
the transmission of telegraphic mes
sages Shall be as follows: For Is words
or less, for distance of 200 miles or less,
IL cents, with ons-half cent Tor each
additional word.
For a distance of SEQ miles or less, 25
cents, with cent for each additional
word.
For 1890 miles or less, 40 cents, with
9 cants for each additional word.
For 1000 miles or less, IS cents, with
3 cents for each additional word.
For 5000 miles or less, FL, with 5
cents for each additional word.
For less than 200 miles, when mes
sages pass between two adjoining Offices,
10 cents for each message of Is words,
with cent for each additional word.
The Postmaster General ia also author
lied, without iurther Legislation, to ex-
tend the postal telegraph lines between
New York, st. Louis, Chicago and New
Orleans, and such other cities and
postal stations as he may sse ut, pro-
viued that the system herein establish
ed shall be found TO be advantageous
aud beneficial, and an appropriation Of
5000, 600 is made for the purpose Of en-.
abling him to carry out the provisions
OF this act.
The bill was referred to the ComMit-
tee on Post-oiiiess and Roads.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Odd FELLOWSHIP.
Tho sixty'Hrst Anniversary CeIe.
brated last Evening,

The sixty-frst anniversary Of Cd
Fellowship was celebrated at the Odd
Fellows Hall, last evening, under the
managemement of Co. A. Wilmington
Battalion Of Patriarchs. The Bseth-
oven quartette, consisting of Harry
Albert. first violin, Howard Maitland,
viola, George Albert, second violin, and
Daniel Kurtz, violincello, rendered
Haydn's instrumental quartstte, very
acceptably. Alfred Watson read "Maria
and the Mouse" Misses Coripder and
Tillman and Messrs. Helm and Bsrto.
lstte sang "The Moonlight Danes" :"
and in response to the encore the quar-
tette repeated the selection. Harry
Albert performed in an excellent man
ner upon the violin the third air and
variations. Alfred Wataon's rendition
OF the Dutch song, my Wife vas 80
swfully thin," was so repeated by Ell
e,red that the soloist sang anotberditty
A quartette sagg "The Curfsw." ALI.
Watson sang Dutch song, entitled
ODER German Fifth" and when the ap.
plaESe had subSlded, another comic s3nS
was rendered.
After ten minutes intsrmission the
curtain arose again and Miss Tillman
and Mr.. Helm sang "L!fs's Dream is
o'er." ALI. Watson sang a Dutch song,
entitled "Miss Kruber's pording house"
and in response to the encore he sang
another solo. The quartstte sang in q
charming manner "Gypsy Life" Harry
and George Albert performed violin
duett very nicely. Alf. Watson read,
by request, "Uncle Rsuben's Baptism"
which couyulsed the audience with
laughter, and created continual ap-
plause. "Pat's Correspondent" was
also read in quaint manner by the
sans gentleman. The exercises con-
cluded by the quartstte singing "Good
night. my Dearest" The piano used
was loaned by II. +. Robelen. Clarence
Shank was the pianist. The exercises
were conducted with commepdable
precision and the audience appeared
greatly pleased with the entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
"A SERENADE
Given by the Millard Military
BAND to Ex-Ceunc1lman John

Given by the Miiiard Military
BAND to Ex-Counc1lman John
son.
Ex Councilman Thomas Johnson wai
the recipient of very pleasant ssre
made last evening from the new band
known as the Millard Military Band
The affair had been intended as sur
prise to Mr.. Johnson but he had been
informed Of what was going to happen
day or two ago, and he was therefore
amply prepared for their reception and
entertainment. By special invitation
a limited number Of guests were pres
ent.
The band arrived about ten o'clock
and assembling in front of Mr.. John.
sons residence No. 5l2 West Third
street, struck up an. appropriate air,
which was played with much ability
and spirit.
Mr.. johnson then gave them a cor
dial invitation to walk inside, which
was complied with. In few minutes
the whole party was seated around the
table in the dining room on which was
spread splendid collation.. A very
pleasant time followed, and during the
evening all enjoyed themselves. Mr..
johnson acting the part of hest in that
pleasant and sasy-going manner so nat
ural with him. The party separated
we'll pleased about midnight.
The Millard Military band, to which
Mr.. johnson owes the serepade, has
only been in practice about seven
weeks, and II had only made one ap
psaranoe previous to last night. 1t
consists Of IA mouth pieces, drums and
cymbals. Mr.. T. D. Gamb!ill is the
leader.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Unable to be Present.

Eldridge T. Gerry, Esq., President oi
the New York Society for the Proven
tion of Cruelty to Children, will be un-
able to address q meeting Of the S. P.
C. G., of this city, on Thursday. He
says that the society has been so much
pressed that they have been compelled
to move their quarters to Twenty-third
avenue. His engagements will not per.
init him to come here, for several weeks.
The society will give notice about the
first of June when the meeting will be
hald.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04

EA Mrs. Brown ia nearly crazy
Eler ll1w sewing machine won'I
pork without basting, like the
SFS Vertical Feed does.
ula' Tar and Wild Cherry Pee,
iihe hes, aud cheapest prspara
R@ugls and colds ever offered
NsIic. ,ist it at Fifth and Pop,
ss.
hi'fe the psople the place
Asy can buy Trusses, Syringes,
Has lady. A private room al
IET'. Entrance on 9Th street.
aa Wishing spring suits made
Llsit style aud OF the bsst ma
,II. na.d do We'll to call on Goo. H.
3Aarkst strest.
'ii'' vrsam of Camphor, cure
aaa'!sm, neuralgia and sore
IL' NJ. highlands cor. 6.h and
E'tta,ts.
N3 Prairie Weed and Kauue.
rN,l' Remedy sold by Taylor &
y druggists and Apothsosries,
sStreet.
I'A1n7, q. X, bath rooms, and
a!'o1, n. ". corner Second
E1H streets.
N''.l !, pleased With the Enter.
W. SOD by Steward, No. G22 T..
N''t, near Madison.
Ise't stock Of straw hats a,
y o'0s' 4o4 Market street.
n.y. e.a.t Bros, are ready with a full
alsrs. ''' N0nlora
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Policemen for III n day,

The city police force of Quebec, when
called on Saturday morning to be sworn
for another year, unanimously resolved
not to serve for less than 81 per day,
an increase Of twenty cents. Finally,
at the request Of the Mayor, they agreed
to be sworn for eight days, until their
demand shall be decided upon, so as not
to leave the city without protection.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
OUR Dove. LETTER,
Results off Shot From Grptd's Ar.
rOw-A Lady Str1ehen @ath par.
a'ysas - Bnptlst US1oa - Bower


improvements.
Special Correspond ence Of the HeSuo!icaH.
DOVER, May 3, 80.
Last evening the Methodist church
was crowded by persons who wished to
witness the marriage of Mr.. Harry
harper and Miss L;zsis Pratt. After
the close of the usual evening sermon
the ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev. William 7. Davis. The
bride was very handsomely dressed in
a navy blue silk white satin bonnet,
illusion and orange blossoms at her
neck. The groom was attired in neat
suit of black. At the conclusion of the
nuptials the pair proceeded 10 their
new home on Bradford street where a
number Of guests called to congratulate
them.
Next Thursday the 6!h, will be con-
frmation day at the Episcopal Church,
when Bishop Les is expected to be
present aad preach the regular oonfr-
nation sermon.
Mrs. Lucy Bradford widow, of the late
Rev. 7. B. Bradford. was stricken with
paralysis one day last week and is se-
rioualy prostratsd. She was standing
talking to one of her children when she
fell TO the floor.
The semmi-anrual meeting of the
Delaware Baptist Union will convene in
tbs Dover Baptist Church on Tuesday
aad Wednesday, the l1th snd 18th in
stants, to further the interests of that
body.
The houses that we're destroyed by
fire last week are soon 10 be rebuilt.
Richard Harrington Rsq., has moved
into his Lew office which presents a very
fine appearance and is quite an addition
to that end of the town, although we
think he made great mistake in not
having it face the main street Of the
town. John Beckman ia adding another
half to his house on Bradford street.
Elds Clarke is putting up a neat little
house on State street, and Walter But
Ter has broken ground for one just toppo-
site. Our town is rapidly improving all
the time.
Public entertainments are given
every Saturday by the Scott Library
Society at the Conference Academy ,mu-
sic recitations, deelamations and ora
tions are the order OF exercises. The
school is in very prosperous condition
at present.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Grow Tobacco.

tellelyn from the peach growers
sltbes are dead, | advise them to
Iutl:co instead OF peaches. | am
kGgms made OF tobacco grown in
|tva1ia, Connecticut, Florida and
b. Stansbury Murray, III East
,,rp4t Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
MnSIEry.

LII / Spencer will on Wednesday
\. y, Affair." somp astonishing bargsip'
Illis,r' WV LADIES' regular made Bell.
En- sls'i, i,lt regular Fancy stripe ana ana
En-, En-, ,a,' at sCs. per pair. Also a lize
lgr. W. Fancy Stripe and extra supel
!, " ,,rrj,r made and at the same
Irs,bv low price.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Gleyes, Gloves!

|,,sll 4 Spencer have still a few
sdlsirsjle shades in good sizes OF
|Lr,u Seamless Kid Gloves at 92c.
IN. The greatest bargain ever
Eh This city. Also a iull assor.-
EdLisj- Thread Gloves in lace top
LSsHd 4 band al popular PRICES.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Maxfs,rn,c yaudcxrlft,s Court.

Last evening Magistrate Vandesrift
ined Elizabeth Manlovs atty cents and
costs and held her in 800 peace bond
for disorderly conduct and using abu-
sive language toward James Manlovs.
The same Justice fined James Potter
fifty cents and costs for asSaulting
Evans Bucher.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
wainwright,

|ue ,arke! street, having met with
y ,,,,t , success in his speciality
| y, cOpclrdsa to offer every day
/, in inusn:e sacrifice, odd lots of
E,nI;l Al ars closed eut. Some
[~efal for every man, woman and
4 h ,hs land. Look for prices
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
kale nf Hunraaa.

This afternoon, at two O'Clock, L. W.
Stidham & Son auctioneers, will sell
six Hamblet,nian horses for II. L.
Church,nan, at FORBES Bazaar, Fourth
and Walnut streets. The horses present
a ane appearsnas AMI are good travel
ieYs.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
.s,he UKnbrofi%'

! ma M original umbrella man, Is
Fps, s.nd ~ IN M he back of Kitchens
naau lao,s - S. ". cor. Of Foarth and
Y s%,sl s,,Ss,,, umbrellas made aud
1H, ',so'I 'sS,n.r than the cheapest,
|Ilsa ss.,nted rhsif ia give satirs satisfac-
'l''I n' nav demanded. Buggy sm-
\, m,is and repaired.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Oh Paintings.

|m fail to attend the opening sale
} oil paintings and foreign and
aI alTomoa at tho auction rooms
Esa Co., No. i East 4:h street,
Ee1ilg, at 7.30 0 clock. Drake s
SltS0lvsrs.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Fits

cured by DR.. Kline's great nerve rester-
er, used for all brain and nerve diseases.
The doctor claims that 1t will stop fits
after first days use, and by the use
Of a lew bottles entirely relieve the
sufferer. 1t sells for $2.s0 per bottle.
He advertises to give trial bottle free,
by patient paying express charge. Aa-
dress DR.. Kline, No. 93l Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
naCanAAn.

Mrs Phoebe P. Monckton, the mother
of our estimable fellow citizen Mr.. W
II. Monekton, died en- Wednesday last
at the residence in South Carolina
She was born in England, and resided
at the north for some time after coming
to this country, she had passed hei
three score years and ten, and had been
for years q coHsisten and useful memb bsl
of the Baptist thuroh. Her funeral
took place at S o'clock on Thursday
afternoon at the Baptist church.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
"a. -
!. 'nerLH's SAIra

tFs ',1s '.Is properties will bs sold
p,r ,aa. ,als at the Lafayette HotsI ta.J
EsEIs'IIe,y y, ,s, Of Henry B. ssider con.
ID, ,' a ana 1.s brick house, on The
r's5.Hi 'ss HisAtA strssts' ,,s''' '''"' on
iSl%;y S!;y .Sa p' 5SeoH., Ss'.a Curly, con.
G%i Nd vi Pi ,seoond street bat sv vsen snp
t,sst t,'s','y , y, Of Susanna Hardin.
%'s' a'sss toll gate. .D' Nsnn''' turn,
II a'sI'y y Of Peter Quinn, con.
H., ?s;'TtsG sSn,; IL: Hsald and Town. S,u.
stsssvv sv';a u. Wilmington. ~"
s ,,ts., 'O1' on the nor.herly
a,aSs',st,,' be between Heali land and
'De property of Peter
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
II unnpty Dnmpty.

The performance by Abbey's Humpty
Dumpty Combination and the Spanish
Students at the Opera House last night
was mirth provoking and excellent
one, and it was witnessed by a large
and enthusiastic audience, all of whom
were loud in their praise of the entire
troupe.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04

Mr.. Bert Harte, engaged in the Diple.
matio Service, has begun libel suit
against Berlin newspaper which, in
an unpleasant and uucal!ed-for manner
mentioned him as having fondness for
,he cheering cup.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
Meeting at Inyratute.

Jonathan L. Rhoads, mtnfsterot the so.
ciety Of Friends, proposes to hold religious
Meeting in the doll of the Wil2tnz ten In
stitute, S.h and Market 5ts., on 81 day even
ing, the 4'h inst. az ~ O'Clock. The public
ara cordially invited TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
The Weather-

! Os'a OsE'i'm4nt, 9l1 Office of the Chief
Washington, May Al
EIy.n,,. -, i3r y, Tueslay-For the
|aj, j4,'s ,s,,; S;'ateS, warmer, south.
sa.t,.,' ,''A'lonary or slightly TALL.
partly cloudy or clear
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
.,rclAL MENTION
r,.h market.

/, -" I'' has on hi, stall i,,.I in tbs -
H|nA IT,
,..'s p''1sd ,1sd, f;:,a ;5. ms.1.ss', .aa s;1
,,,s ,,in'si q ilps' tSs anny tribe, which .i,.a
a, :.ssrs ',,S who may wish to
|p,,.a.,add 'st At 'vlolesals rates. ,,,is hs
|n'alisa .1a,1 ., them ready for sailing
| 40 l,.,i,si' s,si1 Cali CALI early and avoid the
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
"'oi the Ibernorneter

Nay 4: ''' vi iueS0ay
~ o1.e'oeS, ,. II o'clock,
- S2C
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
|Iudngs on I.oWer Floor.

l Ssnlari & Co. are now show.
sh large stock Of mattings on
Fd floor, making them quite
10 ,rs, Fancy red, check and
El9Tv:t prices OF the season.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
llDdpu, tatntllent.

ESSS!',l lI,a, an, T.. ,Corret Basd will
\, tSsdls's s,serar5 entertain
E&t:r' ito,,.1 +, The band d~HI'SSy will ap.
E@a ''a a lor the frs. tine.
YEATS, calldrsn Is
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04
DxREEvES'S CLEANS Ex

AYorICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the stockholders Of the Mechanics
Loan Association, will be held at their room.
Ger, Third and Market, on Tuesday evening,
tho l1tt inst. ut 80, for the purpose Of re-
ce!ving the annual report, election Of officers
or any other business that may como before
the meeting. WM. j. MORROW,
5.4-Tt Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-04

DOAKDEES WANTED.-rHREE ME-
ID chapicl at bl3 Ming st. 81
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-07-22

There is reported water melon
patch fn Georgia which contains three
and half millions of melons.