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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-27
POLITICAL T

Arthur any more dead weights that
publicans can be made to carry?
Gen. Garfield and Gen. Hancock arr
invited to attend the New England
Worcester, Mass, in September.
Some Of Mr.. Garfield's redeemins q4
are coming to the surface. 1t is now
stood that he plays poker.
Consistency is not another name for
Of Connecticut.
Sherman used to read fifty daily 4
while his boom lasted. Now he gets |
on two.
Garfield Eeeds a bar'i-of whitewash
Mr.. George w. Childs has been nomil
for president Of the United States NJ
Philadelphia newsboys
EX-Queen Isabella of Spain stood as
mother to NJ. Paul de Cassagnac's child
it was christened recently, and the fani
B~onapartist, NJ. Julien, of Marseilles
godfather.
Nj is not DeGolyer that glitters-1
tell you thal.--Jdmes 4. Garfield.
What is blasphemy ?" asks the Phi1
phia ledger. II is that-that sort Of !
that followed the nomination Of Garfield
know.-Elraird Press.
Prince Bismarck has expressed a WISH
his father had made him a parsol,, as ht1
inaliy intended.
President Hayes and his family have1
up their residence at the Soldiers iIOni
the summer.
The democratic Journals, north and II
as a rule, heartily indorse the anti-Cb1
plank Of the democratic platform.
Judge Black will have something ID
during the present campaign. lie kl
b" som friend and Harm admirer Of Gel
Hancock.
Hancock Legious are being orsn
throughout the country to offset the Gat
or Government Brigades.
Jere Blacks letter expressing contided
Gariield's honesty in his Credit Moi
transactions was written before the 10
committee made its report.
The relative strength Of Grant is ove!Id
by his opponents. When in office he
more relatives than any other man ID
country.
Gen. Rose ncgans, of San Francisco
whom Gen. Garfield acted as chief Of
FOR a time III The Army of the CHmbct
proclaims FOR Hancock. He presided q
democratic ratification meeting ia SGDl
cisco.
Said i. b. Hayes, in 1904 "Any maa
would leave the army ut this time 10
tloneer for congress, or MY other place.
to be scalpsd.,' But "a was not 'G2. j
in '62 that Gen. Garfield left the ?
stump ihe Ashtaaula district in his 81
tereSt. And he resigned in '63 to e:,ef
glesS. But.
Peace hath her victories no less re uwT,d
war.
Mr.. English is a wIdo~er. lie is pee
in his home life, ana is somewhat ausle
h social relations. lie lives in a pli
substantial house, where he is TO be
most of the time. H. is said that when h
president of the First National Bank
dianaPolii, he had a habit Of going i
bank at midnight and devoiing hours
account books. He is said To own ~
three hundred houses in indianapolis
Is building an opera house in that city. '
bis son will manage
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he Republican Central Com mittee

tn attempts to recover Senator Cameron
Eng failed, and nobody particularly quail
d for the craftsmanship being within reach,
agBnov. Jewell, of Connecticut, has been put
1 he head of the national republican COM
tee. Mr.. Jewell is a well-meaning per-
n1s best known to fame as Boss Shepherds
aitle bob-tail clam Yankee and who is
4 stily detested by Gen. Grant and the old
tie House crowdo of 1889 n. HIS promi-
4 ce IN the councils of the party is the logi-
4 result of the overthrow of the bosses at
cfeago, but il will not do anything towards
~ Cancellation of the defeated faction. 1t is
my to think of Cameron and Logan pull
enthe republican wagon with Marshall jew
sFas the lead horse, and They are not likely
alase his DAD any more than is absolutely
essary to save appearances. If Bristow,
r other pet horror, were also in the traces
reform team would be complete. Some
5shg has ueen done for the Grant party,
never, in the choice Of Mr.. Dorsey, who is
"A 5li.ed to Arkansas, where he has not lived
a Several years, as the secretary of the COM
#ttee, and with setting up a western branch,
il headquarters at Chicago, under the able
Jia.einenJ of Gen. Logan. On the whole,
IL committee cannot be said to be very eli
36tly differed but if W. Z. Chandler were
lille chairman of the executive committee
y allowed to ran things in his own way the
sent defects would be Obviated to a consid-
4 BILE extent and the republican campaign
bid be far from spiritl-ss. Democrats
Suld take notice that Mr.. JEWELS appoint.
7it means a stiff fight for the electoral vote
Ionnecticut, and would do well not tn lei
Barnum get out OF hearing with hi:
ules.n-Phiiadeiphia Times.
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and who, If they had a spark of manly
or, would hide their faces in shame inst
finding fault with what they know to |
best endeavor. l will pay my respe
these very honorable gentlemen at son
lure time. Respectfully,
w. EGBERT SMITH, Postmad
BUTTE, July 21st, 1879.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-27

am of the opinion that Gen. Hancock will
be elected the next president of the United
States. l thinx 10000 republicans will vo,e
for him.-John w. Forney.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-27

six hundred and fifty cakes of toiletzsoap
10 stolen from the Palmer House by dele
Is to Chicago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Notice..

STATE OF KANSAS, In, tho n;.,,,c, Cou,,
County Of Saline,
SEVERN Constant Serville,
AleIandrine Henrietta Serville,
Defendant
A LEXANDRINE Henrietta Serville, the above
"A named defendant, of New York City, State Of
New u rk, will take notice that the above named
plaintiff Of Saliua State Of Kansas, did the 18th
day Of July, 1885, file his petition in the District
Court within and for the county and state Of Kan
sas against the said PENDANT setting forth cause
Of divorce from the said defendant the ground
Of abandonment and the said defendant Is hereby
notified TO appear aud answer said petition of
before the first day Of September. A. H. lsS0 OF the
said petition will he taken As true and judgment
rendered accordingly. The nature Of said judg-
lneut will he q decree Of divorce dissolving the
ksads al natrimoBy now existing between the
above nsmed plaintiff and DEF. rdant debarring her
the sail Ale xandrine lienriette Serviile. Of all
rights of dover other Interest in the property Of
the plaintiff
SEVERN CONSTANT sERyILLE.
Plaintiff
By Mohler 4 Cunningham, Att oTueys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Sherif's Sale.

Mary J. Nar-hah,
Hugh Simons, Francis Simons, ! Case No. 1909.
Phuander Gregg AMI Mary
E.Gregg
DY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale issued out Of
10 the District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
District, within and for the county Of Saline and
STATE Of Kansas, in the above entitled and to
be directed and delivered. illon
saturday., the FIST day Of august, a.
d., 1880,
a4 O'Clock p m.. Of said day. ut the east door Of
the Court House In the city Of Salina Saline coun-
IT, Kansas offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The West half % ofthe northwest quarter 20
and the vest half "a ofthe southwest quarter ca
d section twenty Ave ta5), township thirteen 3).
south Of uge three vest Of the sixth principal me-
riAisn in the county Of Saline and state Of Kansas.
With teneueuts, hereditaments and appurteDances
sheref0 belonging.
Said rial estate is taken rs the property Of the
shove named defendants and will be sold without
sppraseneaf to satisfy said order Of sale or part
thereof.
Given under my hand this goth day Of July, A.
d. lasr. II. ID. BAKER,
25-5v Sheriff Saline County, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Shers6'S Sale.

salina Bailding Association,
vs.. ~ ss>c w. wv
Laura A Joses AChasWJouesb
NY virtue Of an order Of sale issued. from the
II Di,trirt Couyt az the Fourteenth Judicial
District within and Cor the County Of Saline and
8ate Of Kansas in the above entitled case, and TO
n directed and delivered, gill, ON
Saturday the 2Lsf day Of august, a.
d., 1880,
ss O'Clock p m Of said day. at the east door Of the
leust House. in the City Of Salina, Saline County
KanssS Offer for sale ri pube auction 10 the high
Esd kidier Tor cash la hard the following described
real estate, fo-wif: Lot number twenty SIX GU.
On santa Fe Avenue, in the original plat Of the
city Of Saiius in Saline county, Kansas. with ten
ements hereditameEf and aPpurtensnces thereto
belonging Said real estate Is taken as the prop
erfy Of the ahsve named Laura A. Jones and Chas.
w. Jones', and will he sold without appraisement
10 satisfy said order Of sale or pan thereof
Given under my hand this lah day Of July, lsSO
ejrjs H. d. BAKER,
Sheriff Saline County, Kansas.
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sExArrJoixr nrSolrr,ox NJ. :


Proposing u,,ni'aen, IL article dfte.a Of the
Constitution Of ih. state at Kansas, relating ."
the Manufacture and sab Of intaxiratib. iiqt,ur
hy adding section ten To said ariici-.
n, enacted bgis- L-Jis,.fsrs If n xp OF Ksasas
f,-fsirds ~ al Lsr A-ss-rs ei.,s,! each Hsssse
',sisy Gserrfar-
SEXTON I. The following proposition To an,cni
the Constitution Of the state oi Kansas shall hs.
submitted To the electors Of the State fer adoption
rejection. at the general election ." H. held "B
III. TUESDAY succeeding the first Monday of N"Veia-
her. 4. u. eighteen hundred and Eighty "fGaro-
siriox-Article hfteen sbalile anne nicd by adding
section ten thereto. which shall Rad follows ::
The manufacture anu sale at Intoxicating liquors
shall Ia, forever prohibited in this state, except tor
medical, scientific and n,-chanieai purpo-.--''
SIC. =. The iolioSin shall he the ni-ihod Of sub
hitting said proposition 90 the electors The hal
ioi> shall he either written or printed. os partly
written and partly printed; and those voting foT
the proposition shall vote, For the proi-.siicn i
a,srni The Constitution, and those voting against
the proposition shall vote Against the proros it"u
- anne nd the Constitution
SO. 2 This resolution shall take effect aud h. in
fn,ce fI"m ani aft-r its Publication ia tn. >iaiui
hereby certify that the ai.ve resolution .risi-
uaied ia the S-nsir, February sth is.s ami Ias>.,
thai body FEBRUARY Isl; -, u,,upu,.x
HENRY BaANDIEy. P.ssi.trs.f II >rnIf,
!>rrrofaryo i .~1ssfc.
Passed the House March 81 1879.
SIDNEY CLARKE,
WRIT ". WALTON. As.f.ss d HoHs-
Chief tge.i u ssJsss.
Apnrqved March sih, l,.9
John p. ST John.
"ef-r'of.
THr STATE oF Kansas
OFrt,r or SECRETARY ESTATE.
.Lfstrs !>Asb .>,cIsfi,g .f Sat - The N.'ir u hss
ui, 4, Ae,,y c,,,ifv mt NJ J,,s.sa /. a rr. rs cur
c,,s Of the original ssroi>d joint retaliation
ME "a my ces and n'af m ,ool egre ss shica-
tina IA TIE st,,.,, BIOL. .N,s .sss ISIS.
H. testimony whrr-of. kar- k~sstsio F'rt srri
isFu srf my NAM, and agiref saE apirifi s,If
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Notice.
OFrsrE ov CaUSrT TREAsURER)
AAIlkE

OrrlrE ov COUNTY TREAsURER(
SAIKECOrSrY.
Salias. Kansas, July lStb, lsso W
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow ing de-
N scribed tracts Of school land, situated in Sa-
liue county, Kansas, will he offered for sale 81
lhlic auction at the office 1.-THE County Treasurer,
NJ the Ceurt House at Salina, Kansas saturday
August 18th, lisa between the hours Of ten O'clock
4. u. aud oclosk p. VI.
Ne bids Siii he entertained for less than the APP
praised value of said land shown In this notice.
and one-tenih Of the purchase money must is paid
~ tinr 81 sole
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

ri n Of riyr
Of swQr l6
acres ~ Is I 90l
pt 5 Of rivr
Of Sc! sw, II
Z acres 81 u ] ~
PIT e of riyr
of neSr 20
acres Is u I Is 20
pt 5 of rivr
Of neIr 20
acres 81 u J oHI
Pt . 4 e Of
rivr Of nwt
&, acres 81 13 3 ~
pt wofrivr
ofnwqrl07
acres Is ls . s6s
pt n ofrivr
Of seqr 20
acres Is IL ! 403
" Of rivr pit
whf nwqr
Is acres So Is l II I'd
pt Vt nvqr l
u acres &c l3 l 20
van ofriy
pf swgrW
seres 50 Is 5W |
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40 ~ "a ss'Ia~'s'. s'.s'.ssss-
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toe 10 D, heides TIC ~ asy u .Socs~e,r. ISL.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.
Proposing amendment to section one Of article
eleven Of the Constitution II the STATE VI kaa-
sSs relating Ia property exempt froai tIxa;isn-
u rcsroi ty "a, Legis,sfsrc effsc !Nsfs 81 ka.as
fsvhiis 81 eli Tao nsssst<Ts s'csei 70 ss:cA A.z~r
ssrcsFrf5g fscfeis:
SECTION !. The folloa Ing proposition 10 amend
s,ti,n OF article eleven IL the Constitution of
the stale III Kansas shall b. submitted the ric-
Isr> oi ths State for adoption rejection, at the
general rirctiau la h. hehi on the Tuesday $40
eer,iiRs the hr>; Monday 10 November. A. ID.
eighteen hundred and eighty. That section Que Of
article eleven Of the Constitutions Of the star. uf
Kansas shall b. amended n .. Rad ~ f.iioss :
SECTION L. The Legislature shall provide for q
9nior,n and equal rate Of and TAXATION
lat all property used exclusively for STATE .ssniy
municipal. literary, educational seientihe r-iis.
ious benevolent and chzrifnbA parrssse~ shall h.
exeaipt FROM t,A ztian.
seq The soliosins shall h. the the nssi h..i .f
>abmitiEg sah proposition: The ballots shall be
either sritien or printed, ar partly printed and
lartly written the r~on, -for the proposition o.
amend section VI article eleven RI the CouSti-
tuiion Of Kansas striking cut the clause exep ting
too Landrs,i dollar tsssn personal property frDm
taxation :" ar, Against the proposition Ia amend
section Ut artieie ecven VI the Constitution a.
the State .f Kansas striking the clause exempt
ing two hundred dollar, (s.aol personal property
from TAXATION
SEC J. This resolution shall take effect ami h. In
f"rs from and after i.s ai'iiczIien in the statute
book
hereby certify tina; the above bill originated in
the Senate, January 2l>i, 1873, aud passed thai
i--iy February f.1h. ls.s-
LYMAN L. HUMPHREY,
HENRY RRANDLkY, I.esitrsf ~ Nr.ss~-
.>rcrcSsrs u .S-szir.
Passed the Hou>~ February ssth, ISIS
SIDNEY CLARKE.
WET W. wAIroS. !S.oltere' Hs=ss.
f1.cf f7sTk 81 Hsssr.
Approved March sth, iS.9
JOHN r. ST. JOHN.
GssvrsST.
T Ira s1s Sss ss sasia' a. STATE
rssss >..it1 !Scresrfs u Sts,, ~ tie Mate % kfs-
sas ID h>r-sy crafty thai nA~ fsrrosinJ Is tru, and
copy efa origin esN!>i jsis' rcssi.r'ioa
io ia Ny sn,, G@s TIA, ~ - s7>ss BY Si'-
ef,ieH saith s,rfa'e bod usy 2,si, q d. ISIS.
IL s-si..aay rs-s-ef k,re Acrrs@,s ssssrri-
i>F>I I sof ,-s nsa.c, asi af,r>t -y a5srisi sal.
Dsse u Ia,srta. has IL day 81 .jrie a ~.
ivsl JAMES SMITH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

bt>isor a ~ DDS krtk
ADDITION.
Iron Ave e 40ft = 20lg
do " COT = 10 =,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Notice or County Superintendent.

WVHERE gill be FIVE examinations for Teacher
II Cenihcafes'during the year lss0-aii held IN
the Public School House-as follows:
l. February 2sth-s A. N. to4r.N-
II. April 9th do do
III july 5Nh and 3ist-e A. =. TORN.
~. August 2ah-9 A. Y. to 4 Pm.
" October aRh-9 ~. to4P.S-
Promptness on the part Of the applicants will he
required by the Board Of Examiners. A fee Of one
dollar will BE- charged
The County Supe rintendenf VII be In his ONCE
eyery Saturday except when engaged in examina-
tioos in which case he will be IN his O4ee on the
foIlocfoe Monday WILLIAM BISHOP,
County Superintendent.
Sslins Jsua2ry 10th, 1850.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Notice to Tax.Payers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREksuRER,
SALINE COUNT. KANSAS,
Salina, July 9Th, lsso.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IL scribed lands and town lots, OF a. much there
Of as may become necessary for that purpose, VIII,
Tuesday, the eth day Of September, H.
d., 1850.
and daring the next succeeding days thereafter he
soId At public auction at my Office at the Court
Hoas.. In Salina for the taxes and charges there
ON for the year A. d., lsls.
j. II. HAMILTON,
County Treasurer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

raim0nss, ils@as.'s sftofsiitz ltosnr.s relief
ADD rsi,id cafss. anil b. adapted ~ patients 81
ans s,Er 81 sithes sea Being sesy pslsisbl~.
the Youngest children take ~ readily In
ordinary Coughs. Colds. sore Throat.
bronchitis. Influenza. ClerRysass'
sore Throat. Asthma. Group. s1sa Ca
tsrrb. the siferts - As1hs Carsrs fsT-
fDHAI are magical. sDt fsuliitsfssss are zs-
bnaliy preserved tfl.ni -@fissa. illness b, ne
timely ant faithful ~ D. should 10 tssss
At banl 80 even hsssehosi fsf the I~o
affion u an1utis IA sss.iilra sftscts la
whooping cough sad CossasspsIos
there II uo other fsins.ly - els zciasss.
sssoib;bz, aud bsipgai.
Low II.fes are iff4li.-stn~f.s- ., tfv .or4ss a
iisc many fnfxtufes. ~ - fuf-- nsst~ ~ chap
anil ineffective ingredients. ao~ o1ssef.
Which. ~ they contain ~ curative qualities.
can afford onls tssspsasTs relief. sf43 sso
psf- 90 derive aud dsEspypssf tl.s 5.sfi~ss.
f'isess@a a The throat anil lsbgs demand
srfiie sod sffss tive Treatment aud ID u dzs-
gsFGsts sxf-stnssisfsng stth uBksoun aud
sbesp usesiisine-. from the great isstsiisy that
th%A. Diseases saay. sksls 40 Triad viii.
Jerome ,leef3y seai.d 0s incsrsbis. u.~
ANgss tsKrnY FrrFnHss. snI goa may
cosfitrs;it erTrsf the t-st results. IL 10 .
standard medical preparation. a snsss zasa
aCtngx isi,ff esfafi4s fsyrsf snd ~ -
cheap - - eafrisi fssfsfzftes ant Gs-
ingredients = .ii 1ii0u fssib~nf ,s.y lass
kn9Nls2 IT. ctsufss~iiiaa. isfs-~sTis- u IN fi~ss
Pfzatifs The tsss - halt . eessfasy bse
fssven ifs ai-s.sis's ,sfssisfy 90 cure ~ e,-si
sssSnssY complaints rza sif~ssfs f-etsed tbs
ss4GA - Lfnsaa AL
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver 4 Co..
rs-ais-i Sod s..,,,s<.s esssssss.
to~~ii. Mass.
saas ~ asa Ssseas-s. .srstsssss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-14

Only some thirty years ago tbs otd
Fellows Of Wilmi pgtsn built hall In
Wilmington which was considered In
msuss for that time but II compares
noE with the new hall In New Castle
90 the old ourt-house In the latter city
does with the new courthouse in VIII
mington. New Castle has shaken her
self loose from the shackels which have
so long bound her TO old traditions.
She no more lives upon the history Of
the past but she has now started ont 10
mike q history for herself, and yester-
lay was the grandsend of and the ne"
emple dedicated to benevolenoe and
IL the mile stone BY the way
which marks her progress to future
;reatness. Long may she flourish and
become the gem city OF the Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-14

At the regular meeting Of the AIphi
Beta Literary, At the WILMINGTON AGA
deny yesterday afternoon, tbs follow.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
three months:
Presidant-JAmes Il. Sheppey.
First Vice Prssidsnt-Saliie +. LOT
land.
Second Y. P.-May J. Taggart.
Recording Secretary-C. Albert Har.
ris.
Financial Secretary-Geo. A. Ennis.
Treasursr-Tillis A. Blizzard.
Librarian-Lillian J. Jones.
Organist-Mary R. Kramer.
Sergeant at arms-Frapk Taylor.
Critic-Prof. James II. Crabb.
Committee-Penrose B. Tallsy, Edw.
7. Beeson and Nellie N. Chandler.
This society numbers Is active mem
bers, pupils Of the Academy, and be-
tween Ii and 20 years Of age. A read.
ing room for their use will be started at
an early date.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-14

WARRINGTON Jones II seems positive
ly declines 10 allow himself to become
Z candidate for the State Senate as does
Mr.. Bellah and Mr.. Macaliistsr for the
House. The Young Mems Republican
Club last night started . popular boom
for one o: their own members, Edward
g. Bradford, Jr., Bsq., for the Senate
fKr. Bradford will accept, the men
ton Of his name will meet with hearty
response from the people. Edward Belts
Is also favorably msnti med for the nom
ination. Either Of the gentlemen
would add strength to the ticket apd
ably represent the intelligence and bust
ness interests Of Wilmington. Unless
there are others to take the field, Henry
c. Conrad ana Francis Vincent will be
the only candidates for nomination for
the House Of Representatives.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-14

mr. 10 the result such that IL cannot b
fully overcome in November, and ths
State made snrs for Garfield and Arthur
While there 10 no denying that the re
suit will have q disparsging inhuence
upon the Republicans in general IL viii
be . great benefit In other respects. !,
will arouse the Republicans to redou'
bled efforts and Il will teach them not Il
BE- ovsr.conhdent in predicted mAjori-
ties which sometimes exist too often
only In the imagination. Though Maine
under the circumstances need not be sx-
|psctsd to give big majority either way
In November, there can be NO doubt
that its Electoral vote will 10 given to
Garfield and Arthur, as there will b no
local causes to operate against the Re-
ppblicans as there was at the election
just held.
The returns this morning indicate
Fusion majority, but there is prospect
that the back country which Is last
heard from may overcome tho small
majority Of the Fusionists in the sea-
board towns and counties. A. any rate
We are not prepared to give mp the
State entirely until We hear further.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-14
Tho Fire Department.

We are informed that the Washing
ton Fire Co. and Reliance were no
racing when the accident occurred or
Sunday evening, and the engines were
two or three squares apart At tho time.
Racing Is positively forbidden by the
Trustees Of the Companies as II results
in injury to the apr Gratus and horses,
as we'll as in bad feeling among the
members. 1t will cost $le0 or over to
have the damages to the Reliance re-
paired. The break down was caused
by q deep gutter. The Chief Engineer
and his Assistants should put forth
greater efforts to check false alarms Of
FIRE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-14
The Maine Election,

The news from Maine is not what we
wished exactly, but still We were not
without our misgivings in regard to the
result. The Fusionists appear from this
Mornings reports to have carried the
State by small majority, though the
Legislature in both branches Is Repub-
lican. A large majority was not ex-
pected by the Republicans, and there
were fears by many Of the most astute
leaders that the State might give a
: mall majority the other way, and so AZ
ter all the disappointment Ia not great
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-14


DUBLIC SALE
IL -oYA-
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
Il3 Sbiplsy street, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, lsso.
atop m, sharp,
On the premises, without postponement, with
drawai or nderbidding, containing in all i.
rooms, including bath. Los ls1se feet, NOR,
or less, 70 an alley leading into Seventh st.
This property ia In o very central position
near to Market street, is rented 10 promp
paying tenants fer SIS 90 per month, and 10 II
quite good order. II 10 well calculated eithel
as residence or for business paiposes, ant
with prices for real estate advancing, IL Ia Q
sale that will pay 10 attend.
1HRMs or SALE Mortgage Tor Sle o mas
remain roPerly secured by Fire Insurance
and the balance equally divided In cash and
note with approved epdotser at months with
Interest from day of SALE Possession given
on 26th OF March, 1881. Settlement 10 b.
made within one week from sale and ront 10
20 to the purchaser from September 25th, ~
J. I. HEALD,
Seventh and Market streets,
s.lllA 1918 Agent to Effect the Sale.