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A DMINIsTRATORss sALE
n OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at public sale on the premises
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY slst. 1880.

S%A%' - NV Hlblt lDoDg
The farm belonging To the estate OF
Elizabeth Little, deceased, situated
partly In Mill Creek Hundred, New Cas-
tie County, Delaware, and partly I'm Lon
don Britain Township, Chester County.
Pa, on the line Of the +. ID. X. r., one
mile from Thompson station, on said road
and miles from Landenburg the junction
OF the +. ID. d ID. W. Railroads and Joining
lands OF Ezra Fell, Theodore CarlisIe.
John featman and others, with White
Clay Creek running along the west side.
contal ming A6 acres and II perches, about
n1iy OF which Is valuable timber land,
The improvements consist OF a hyeAa
comfortable stose house, divided I'M
into convenient apartments, with llI
Kitchen attached. a large double lll
decker stone barn and frame tAnnHnt
house. The land is divided into convent
ent enclosures, Is well watered. and 10 a
good state Of cultivation. The property *
nicely situated In healthy and prodlc-
tive neighborhood, convenient to schools
mills and places Of public worship, and is
well worthy the attention OF persons wish
Ing 10 purchase. Persons wishing 10 view
the property will call on Jackson Howett.
residing thereon, or the subscriber. Sale
70 commence at one o'clock, when condi-
lions Will be made known by
WIN. SPRINGER,
Administrator, G.. A.,
yanS-dlaWtsaw~ Laldenburg Pp
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nHERIER,a aAIE-

- HERIFF'S SALE.
= by virtue OF n writ OF Levar In IN
(Mechanics' Lien) To me directed vi"
exposed TO public sale, at the 4
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. 81 shiP's
kept by John ]. Dougherty, III me eR
Wilmington, New Castle county
ware, on
THURSDAY. The 18th Day Of Fep'"
A. d., 1880. alta O'Clock, p. H.
The following described Real tslAeS, rs Z
A lot of land, with n two slof! an
dwelling thereon erected, sltua.II Wel
northeast corner OF Front anu VA
streets In ChristtaDa hundred, rev, New n
county, and State OF Delaware, he%l s'onl
city Of Wilmington, having ,io,b ion,b
Front street of fifty feet, ANA a,,S usf a. 4
one hundred feet OF the same WIN"
along Webb street. a.. a, "A
seized and taken in execution AVA
property % Lawrence j klshci ny
or reputed owner, and TO oe selu usS6ert
JOHN PYLE, onn
IsSo Sne'in o'hoe' Ne" jan2l-eOd'
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Second Street Mission, preaching there
~ Albert Thatcher, tomorrow, Sunday
morning, at 1890 o'clock, text "Where.
iore The rather brethern give diligence
10 make your calling and election sure. y
"a refer LIST chapter, part of The 10Th
verse.
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The FOL1,OwINt, PnIzrs

l,sco IrtSes, sll2, 400
n Tickets, 80. IS Tickets. slOO
All applications for club rates should be
made To the home, office.
Remit by bank draft or express. Orders
OF Sand upwards. by express, can be sent
at our expense.
Full list OF drawing published In Louis
vile Courier Journal and New York Her
aid and mailed TO all ticl1et-holders. Send
all orders or bank draft in letter or by ex-
press. Orders OF IS and upward by ex-
press can be sent at our urexpense. Address
X. M. BOARDMAN or T. j. CONNER
FORD, Courier Journal building, Louis
Vile, KY, or either person at No. leS
tu, tu,thu&sat-d6W3W,
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A1nrrcr -no,,ce IA hereby giy's. " y

nj NOTICE.-Notice is hereDy, tibe apI
IN the annual meeting ,ton o NE
sSlion solSsl' Company" % my viii 6SfiInias, Sf nf
ION, Ton Delaware, % on THURSDAY, the sdSr n
Of February, 1850, between ,n the pGrpcs.
aud 4 o'clock, p. M, ior tns serye for
electing three directors TO serNTe serve foLWI
years, and one Director 70 aseRRifFN
years. JOHN A. v PreddeD'
janl Wtm.
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FOURTH EDITION
I.ase.tse.. Ter re-D.x.

Clear and fair esathey, Dstevty Eiads,
backing TO sosE1hsyiy, stafionayy or si1h
nae ha temperature, and rssg folloced by
EalIino bayomefer.
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1891 frizes, amounting gto............sllO.i0 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal com pen.
satlon Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further Information, or send orders by ex-
press or mail, addressed only TO
M. A. DAUPHIN,
- New Orleans, La,
No. 5lg Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage-
ment Of Generals q. 4. Beauregard and
Ju6al A. Early. yanl4-2taw4w&w.
Authorized by the Common wealth ofKy
AND FAIREsr IN THE WORLD,
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DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change of hours. On and after Feb.
4th, 1919, Trains will run as fol ows:
Leave Wilmington, Z Is a. m, 10. 30 a. M.
and $50 p. IN.
Arrive Pomeroy, y 50 a m, / 50 p m.
Returning, leave Pomeroy lO.4O a. m
md 50 y. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, IL u noon
and 10 p. IN.
Arriving, Wilmington, s 10 a. m, 2l5p
:, aud % p. m ID. CONNELL,
1feLlu superintendent.
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Clayton House Arrivals

J. N. Strediing, Philadelphia.
A. +. Hirsi, Z"
Geo. W. Puld,
Miss Graham. Smyrna,
j. IL. Groves,
Miss Mary Anderson,
IL. Griffin "A ID wife,
Robert Spillen, New York, r
Capt. w. r.. Appleton. MiddletoVnlg
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BAELROAD9.
I)HILADELPIHA. WILMINGTON
i AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOvEmBKR lsrH, Is7s.

NOvKMBER l5TH, ls7s.
Trains viii leave Wilmington a. follows:
Tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
40. s.lo, Io.e O. m; Id. 400. 7.oo, s.4o p.
N
Philadelphia CExpres.l 200. s.Ss. lo.02 a.
m
Phila- and New York 22i, 100. Io.02 a. m,
l2Is. 1913. 5.4s p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
s.15 q, N.
Baltimore and Bay line. 7.65 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2-5l, 20s,
s.S5 g. m. I252, l-04, sis. p. M.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 500, ais. O. M; Lilo, 800, SO
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate Stations.
s.l5 a. m. LILO. 6yD p IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, els
NJ; LILO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 a. m. 5.0O. o.3O. B.46 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, zoo a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2lO
a. IN.
For further information passengers are
referred 10 the time tables posted at the
depot Ii. r. KENNEY,
AUDerinteDdent
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-I0ths s
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MAcAULEvs THEATRE.H
"H y ." m me- N48
In the City OF Louisville, on

J A N U p RY 81, 1890.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
The Legislature Of 1859, and sustained by
all The Courts of Kentucky occur regularly
on tho last day OF every month (Snndays
excepted and are supervised by promi
nent citizens OF the State.
Every ticket~holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see Ii
placed In the wheel.
The Management call attention TO the
grand opportunity presented ofobtaining,
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

EDN1 bDAY, Jan, II. D 4. M.
FLOUR II Inactive and unsettled. -
Sales Of lSD barrels, including Min
~ .pia extra at -6 Ljasg rs; Penn. do. do
a. - btib ~ Western do. do. at ga a. 81
ana patent and other high grades at q 5Oa
- -. Rye Hour IL weak At S5a4j Is per
barrel. Corn Meal we quote Al - l21z,
GhhIS.-N neat il IN better demand and
/ cent per busnc higher. Sales OF A.
~ hushris including red at tl ~; amber
~ b and 70. red elevator, 81 a January
y . ehrdary, and y IA March. Rye Is
steady at ssayDc Tor Pcnna. Corn IN qul. [
and prices are weak. sales Of 800 bushels
miEed aud yellow at Joa.J9c., and white at
d 20. a The open board sc, was bid for
JannHryi mr.. FOR February, J91Zc. for
>larcp. Dais are duh. sales Of 800 bush.
lhciudlng mlIed ati7c., and white at sab
me r'"eipLs to-day were a. fOlloWs: 11O
bbl-. hpur, l6,pD bush wheat, $3.50 bush.
corn - huthrls rye, 400 bush. oats, 7JDO
bush. barley, lsD bbIs. whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MoNDAY January l9,5P.M.
BEEF CATTLE were IN good demand,
ms week and prices were a fraction
higher AID mead arrived and sold at the
Inherent yards at ~ &c. per H., az to
SHEEP were active and higher. 600
hesd sod at the differrrt yards at ~ a
bIzc2 per ID. Lambs sold at ia &c.
Hoes were dull. 5000 head sold at the
different yards at ga TIC. per pound a. 10
COWS were dull IsO head sold at t2Oa
~ per head.
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Wilmington Markets.

WfLNfSGTON, Del. January "a. 1880.
Quotations at the BrandywIne Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. q.
Pennypicker, q 90. Corrected Daily.
Besi Patent Flour. 80 tOtl0 rs
ChpIce Family Flour......... 80 70 go
Chpics Supefhne.............-5 8 80 TO 80
Prime new wneat............. 80
New Corn. n...................... 5J
Bran per ton................... 900
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

hHEEP BEoKERs' ASSOCIATION.
Parh Drooe Yard, West Pgttia., jan. II.
SHEEr.- Extra. 40 10 I30 Ms. nc; good,
10 10 lJ mr., III To g G; Gtlr. a1 10 x hs
"A - 81 Good lambs, "a "A W l;common
lambs, ~ 10 &c. calves, D 64c. supply
hght ana market brisk. Arrivals. $50
lead.
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FinaneiaI and @ Csmmerei.I.

wrLMEneT0N. Dsi., Jan -. ikss.
Lafe&z tstOek quotaz1ons fuKnlaned ~
aesId 4 Co, Clayton Hoose Building
Wfim ing101. Del. NJ II n. to-day
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
the CITY Market.

The following were the ruling prices in
mark ct this morning:
, 1880-09-03

their! for hia enjoyment, an cvlhe,lcn That his
rnIlgl",! w* t'f t''5 *t!nIinw tiG.crpt!on. An"nH
prnccr tnc,'uttti tho hilIy. fnDiit wn.tx, Gnr1i-
pnylng 1hnac,lt snrfrA. ai,, private llIrHtrenls,
wh!Gt hn cI,n,lCtGrtzch IN l,ivunli,mls ur tilG
DGvll which nOt,hrlailhn enli. rrAGtIta..
at THO evening Etrytcu thu SERMON WIZ
prencle'l by tho ltpv. AnrUn NnrHey.Df fsntAviu,
a;s AZ Yrnen'l m r,'lc. sS cl-IGcet!nR i,ns bse,!
ON McgDMnt nr tho nl,l,.t,y e,1ullt1Ou IF tlep
grounds Ibis hutl To IG abandoned. To-day the
tlu prayers. TIM snnH+. tlsg arrtnnilH. H1d tho
t1,ln wh!, have Ahnred thu Intention ut hundreds
itlr t!1H paw tet, tays viii hn ttnnnry Of .hu
tho tltternilcu af t,e belief ytsip!np tMlt tllu
sty EsN,l Ut thu n,eG Ing Will lfvo rr years Il,
pssntl 1T nny s!t,,ilnr enlicrng ut tDespIainrso Or
, 1880-09-03
1cnt am mt brogw,ss, and tlcrn Ia fotocn co'ses

tsnt g. an y, nt t, ,bGcsw'' and cro is fotacn coses
pr tStr.o that aoitled It. .... ....
immediately nftcr thu t,renkfnst, AMI during
tllt brtcf Interval lnfnrn rho tlrIartiirG OF iii,
tr1Iln, tho FrcHi'frit and Mrs. Hinges he'll a1lhrt
rrcnr.ioii.. The sut.cr wis ,ho recipient of d
bcnutlful basket Ut iinwTrs.
Org ft,lt TI1E wEST.
fe.y minutes bcfhru II tue Irtriy passed down
t!rt,vn or 20 thu ElltiHgn, burlington 4 Quincy
lrrnt., AtM.lt lC0 lmrsona were present, viii,
.'ct tS rnoc II they e o Gote1 r 5 nf1, @ 1,S ThS
head uncnytrr.l, aud sIIhok hnt,ds With quito d
number of people.
conveying tho purity was .n.1,to lp Of EJvng 1GD,
WITH, j. r. .GA,!ey, un9inrcr: i bnyyngr. e.sr,
sle.ia! car ~. %. tho .lin'uK.ear 81, Thnrlcs,
sSs's, @ f. enr No. q fur ,'sn ,!sr'nn te'lsr.
aciile ll!rc,ors' CIR fnr President iiayrs @ .n,,,i
fntnily. sent hero spreldlIy for them. Ti,crt,
Uc.i. s!tcr,nans cir wfs i iarEu askct "r i.ow. w.
GrT. Will! thu compliments nF tho ChtcnHo il,ir-
tEs eh%ass \ %x sxcr % n , Ts !rSt e ,r w1s r''i 4
Kn W thr',,,rh to Omaha without transfer nj Cnna-
ck rke sny IN %s'9 ss.oyrsr ~ ~ ssa Rw @ " c
r,Nu: ., nn r,.'chei lsurlinstoH 1T st'pIMr.tinlc.
!@,sse @ u ssn @ t,r"sI.c ss q a!M ai sicucs '"!' Il
farniN Stnio fnir. Heln IN aiil u. Fruin a.cra-
NV 5i,,Sss " s,sss Y iie.s!;rx; '@:s;: @ .ss"ss 5 y
y walla wnltn; thc,.co Luck IL lortAnd, nntl
f,nn' n taoro @ To- ~ MmyMrht ut,d sea,ln, from which
co they will 40 10 t,,s Xxrlos Fort YuI,n. Tug
s" a , tG e' y. g th9 ;s s%thorn M eis al.
!ssy Wi 8 10 Fo,t Cr,s, y. H., IS stnEe-,i
s Rc.,n 'SIa1! aSn / taSGs an u y r 9ysr +; @ the
, 1880-09-03
PRESIDENT, HAYES.
He Pays II Flying vlnit to Chicago OIL
His Wny 10 Tho West.

AAo utH " NbtA" 4" eAAASNEsN VIA
His Why 10 tho West.
President Hayes and his lMrty pissed through
the ely ycstcrtlHy tr,'rnNg OH tll0sr wny ~ tho
TAeltlG ctrst. II mud beun expected tiMt tho
train bringing th0,s wlltlI urrlvU nt 8:iu III tho
innrnnK oil Ito Ittsl,urE s. Fort Wnyno ltontt
nnd quito It number Of jlu,4Dils wcre III waiting
nj tho depot Un Cnnll street nt that hour III OK
l'nctatton nr tho Presidents nrrlyas. Isut for
BoHIu gelBun ur 0ther t,o train WIS fur behind
time, not lpucAlng ,lio ttcpat unitt nl,uut 10
o'clock, and consequently 1urgo n,lnIbor OF tho
intundng EIgEt.Revrs wcso daEustul by tho
stcnIly t'rlxxte utd ulcared nut. Ihuro remained
behind, ,hnwevur, william lIonry smith Collector
Of C.,stolns; Juhu II. Drku, uf tho Grand pacilu,
with whon, It lud hoUn arranged tho President
9,Ml lis .Mrty shonli hrsakt.sst; Mr. l.,lrsn9r,!
10 jn!n' ''hlm huru; md unn. 4. ID. Mct,nik, Gf
Gni,. shern.,ls ntnstt ytIn ca.!,a on "Wednesday
lllvIliK Stopped Mt tho National Reunion 0G B0l
dlcrs Alld SnilOrs ut Cnntotl.
THE ESTlHa COMPANY
consisted nf thu following: i'resdent md Mrs.
im,liI; ue nnA slrs. Joht, q. Mitchell, ur Enl-
s h O.; AZ Mrs; sEErM Of s,s wM.Ai,1E.o,,, n, & wew sy
lilo lOrinrr Il member of tho War DaImri.
iutnry III War AlVxuntler iiamsry, wild jtlns Tho
party ut th!lhhh; nr. Huntington: surgeon lil
tho unltFu StAttS MtfAts u1la MFs. stllHtt or
OAktnu, Ca!., daughter Ut. Tho well'kmawl1 Dr,
Yhunlpsnu.
Dir. Smith, Mr.. nrnku. llcn. AfcCuuk, and llNr-
char.i liayes, Eot !n,n I'M, .srrkes al startc'l u
~ TUG Jneksn! street sl,to sHd % went Il. 1T the
pArtur flour 1T tho LII Halle street s!a ut the
Iunlly Eae!l., fur tho uoHiInt,Iy, b,lng M
1n1ish behi,M Tine went 1T bJlGu t lre tkIn4t.-.
II private Hnenl, Whltl WAS served IN llnun u,
tluxt to tho ltdtus' ordinary. tepeltluNt Hayes
VIM ut nlu .:.nl of thu tab'. With Mrs VIII am
tftnry Bnl,th ut IH right hanll. and btr. Dn!koNI
slo III tllcr, with Mrt tlnyts In tltlo ln, l'Eur0
wero ulStl Eroaeli 4ipti. tiDulgu F0rAythp aai'hI
Or two 0th0rs. IurtnY tue D, Oxrt u Ut thu ulul
thu President rteulytd u ,ttllhnfr Ut Vnnl, trun
tOrsls who Called IL Iiny thur rxslAGa tpllll-
Ing, lOs!ttos tho various hoWGntpur ltI,DrtJrA,
tiutl. Alrlluwtl SAitriIIt tuhl ri tho ilH d3Oy.
lrnnlOmt iulIts1HX; t0t.oUtpr Harvey. .lohn Htl.
we'll, AHd Distract. .Ati1siley l.oIke. C0l. frtl
NFtE nl.n l@lkc,l tn during tht hrtalk ktMst md
hah pteAsAnt chat with Tic ulemherH Of tho
purity.
No lNTEaY1Ews.
Wbtlo tho President WIS IL, tho hotel, desperate
GHnrla WurD InRae by ttluilbpra III tho prpAs u
Interview him. One reporter so,it up his card
DyA cnlortl hoy WIN was drt,l,sieAl with f,ll-
tNrtnncn, After len ,ntt,utcs llv returned, 0ill
held 1At tho SalvGr, upon which tho card still
"Hc Presidont ituHorthor,l u. llaycs am Ut
brc4w4ss."
lid you give him my sard7"
"irzxlr, douu tuko DO kyard, but dc Prcsl-
, 1880-09-03

back Of Tug recollection Of TIC fact TINT II
oher contained Il hotc!. It consists now ~
iirsly d Villas, ow,';,i and 4",ccnIdnl BY the
lnhs Try tu Target TINT there ever wa* Il hotet
!! s1oot. notwithstanding II ls the most beatl-
iifnI sH't tllc,,' Is for milcs around. II you
tnjuret alr, nt,t! say, "rhert. II Il Tradition 10
the effect tt''t tier. was 0nce t,p0l inle a
hotel in the i4'lHl'horlronl. but there is no
wcll;a''tl,nrfztIl .ytslen:e ,. of the n!lrutsi
eraity !nlieynl.", II you nsk y llay., the sjM,
Eoinlc;;li :, o,it, tl.s request is politely bnt
7 T'H hl.l2"ls I, !, q Na|!nn! rsf!,sc y Sat
',S'!rry trade tt which their tntl,ers were .tl-
gaaGd. They sccIlnc To llse s'lHar i, their
tra, t, bcenus. II suggests the 1cc,'lta.iGn Of
West Lsli.,s tratlc Of their grt:.t-srnn.ifatl!.
erS, iInt they aru proud Of the wlsr!,clnft
uplSnlt;. su!t Ml.,sl i,f them truce tllrir ~:
neaso:its back tn Judges win cyIltlenltr:d
rrs I" l.ayn their leatls shaved n'lt! ears cut
VERY itr-oiif thug. I'tat THESE Snhnnt ia1a.
ilis nlr. very Oil families, Is evident frnnl the
personal ap'Maru''ceof tlis mclnIcrs of tllcin:
conscious Of titeir relationship 10 Miles
;sta'IiisE'sa.!l tl'rug'! btu problhty 70 VIII
inm tlM co,hl'.eror, They hnyg y grny l',ok,
hit tn n,lljt bluc.bloUjs lVok jike unlIrrv
OF Old tor;rnits. 'rj,r nir, ind wttili.lI ~ 10
nmi lii link iu.t ns ,,i, M thn rn m,mf r:f't,,nI,
NJ trr. M .. NJ @ ~ nr ny fnr.scr, @ rhn
ric1i wcnr intw trrtw 1,m5r. Mil thr woitnntI
wrnr mrnv Inir In ri,uIits. I'hrv t,ryc,1 X,r,,
thet. heads Without turning tilcIr lHulfes.
TIuy ,Ovk. ahUlT tilry irso s.tiI,.nly. ns If
they would crack. lfkG y picture out IT wl'rl
ny If r,uiv tn r1,tmt tjlr cnnrrr lint tIrir
Er,.,t.Ern,NIfutlIer was n silipcarpntcr or n
s,,HNr.l,,ix"r. or n tcn.nmlrt,i!ec ,t,asr. ThrS
spect fuitvry tho ,'crsotls they i,Isct II, 1ri.r
10 determine IN ndvNncn WHEELER il will lM
DrOtur to eXciiu,r,. Snitttatft,ny. 1hry itav,.
% strty"ici, cIliy n ni'rearut,cs whs sase sI,r.
tic cast Will. 'FicynplWar 10 ltave bcci, ir,,zrtl
i, great m,,,Iv yei,s ntrD anil hlye n srnrrti
jvt,k. ns If II, mt,li,efliury nureilcnstnn n
bring il,nwctl oil. Nnllani il thr OMiy piar.,
where lagHr,!esr @ nas not @ been % intri,e;. i! ,
ln,bI. sifees. wit:iI. much 10 tle .!iss,lss Of
Tic inul,itants, IL still nncoti,ip,nnc,i md
Declared Il "privntc way''; wilurcilpoj q
sSqTs @ 10: o( e,zsns wns spps 9a te a
disgusting evftlc,,u:'tf yujgur n'ltI sjc6asiIg
tNsir, Thn Nallnnttrs IOok M thnl,Ell tev
ind bpr.l binligilt Nip from baflysl0o,l On
,,I; Sia,nT;n1ST, s SF - ls lIks hi is';sn e
sny, llnwcy"r, tllut tiley arc excellent pcop!r.
wi,o obey thu laws, ajtko,1sh It fs"n,ujrIu,is..
il no dolbt--lroielitct tHut they pcrcil Or,
liz Nuhant rocks to escape taxniion III bog
i,ut Nnl,ant IL very beautiful indeed. A
cnllwtjo,, NJ roeks fnitlrr n,it inin thc st.n: n
coIlryiiuu or nxuJ,jstt Wins in every styl. nj
architecture; En,yes, iawns, vines, uildf iiow.
md dHw1, ,Ini1 wiil,lnI in md ol1t- ti|sci,.
liz ~, "vnrw inn, ~, ",trnrt,ts c.',c ~ XII.
ire md Art in rnr., cUInbinnt!"n. If ahu
, 1880-09-03

a CoIorcd Girl Kidnnpcl AMI Taken
to Cut,u i'm IL klnpe-lnllHnnn T'rent-
1mcnt-Dcliverc.l from lsondnEe by
Gen. (srNSst.

a CoIorcd Girl Ktdn,tpc.l nntl Taken
to Cuiu I'M ii klnrc-lnMHninn Tren'-
nlcnt-Dcliverctl from lsonhnge by
Gen. f:rnist.
spsetas Dl'pa'ea 10 9ns chttaoo T.bans
TOLEDO, O., Sept. IA young colorcd girl
of more than average Intelligence arrived III
tlfs city to-ttay, and retates startling story
which carries with II conviction 0f TRUTH
Sl,u snys tllut nnnc Is AfagglH Brooks, ,'ler
,go III. Fourteen years ago her parents rc-
sided IN Toledo. II wns ut that tl,ue that shu
wns kidnapped by Frcllcll Indy who WAS
travelling IN this part Of the country, al.l
slave, treated rs such, md given to unt1cr-
stand tint sl,o WIS tic personal prrlerty Of
Mrs. Wnr.l, tic wUl.lan who Ind stolen l,rr.
Tho usage size received ut this wolnu,,'s l,nmls
WAS most bnrbarous. SlIe WIS AIlnNcfulfy
il,a1treated for nn cn.tsa -whnteyer, niut on
,ll0ru tllnIl dl,e nceusiOI Mrs. Ward Irct II
pistol At ller. Ones slip WIS struck. mud tho
bullet still reInuins IN her ileslI, lotggd
against .Yg t'to @ cnlal.e eone. antl Gnn hV felt hy
treHtcsl III the must barhArGlIS .!lNnaer, but
was, fett witt. tho sIlest kinds Ut FOOD. Meat
Of tsoES, eAls. and lcc was given l!er tn eat,
n ss w., Ts; ",,lEs to r;ake q t
tntr education, .aiuI taught to make WAX
ilnwera ant raint, pictures. III this work
aha became re!nnrknt,ly proficient, At tho
tlnu 1T tho Centennla! afrs. Wurd t0Uk l,cr Il,
lhtladelp!lln, antl matie great t,en' af money
l'y snllinE iowcrs mud pictures which tlle g!rl
lnattr. A1ngHln WIS ,lIsD taken tu CulIt0rliu,
ntltl to tlIe, i'arls Exposition nf .lsiS, wher,
iurEa prol'ts were alsh realized from her
lunMliWork. Thu, mus, remarkable part 1f tllu
girls story II tlat Returning lu ler DELIVER
ntlco fro,ll bnll.lasc. ~ tl!., Inns Of ten.
tirnnt's visit 10 C,ib1', Maggie inannge.l to
mike known ~ him thu faGt tlnt kllu w,ts MI
Anne rlcnn citizen. Thu ex;iresia.ilt lost
no tlmo ~ procur!ng, tl9 gtrl's ~.
1nIet why without nny fuss or ,lo'st, md
without lneltinnlnt Il 10 uny nil0 who would
BY likely. to pun|isl, tila Oecurrn..cc, Ncn.
t!rallt hui tho Elrl IL ken 10 Galveston, Tux.
way 10 this city, III lloprsof ohtaInIng lntrl!l-
EelleU cGNcerutNE |!er parents frt,M wElUm
s!l0 lad becll tnkeN fourteen yeArs before.
, 1880-09-03
ROTTEN PEACHES.

tsNnst Work D0nn fur tte I'uhSIc.
Tho "ItuttH,t Fruit nriga,t.," Otherwisu itcnth
Ot'Ieer Merkl md snntnry Inspector Wilson,
SMILED forth nYnin yrsursfly afternoon, Mnl
canturctl two wngon ttaItls bf peaches. pcnrs,
etc. They eRln III hnf-lust =, ut thu corner Of
Sullt!i Wntcr strcrt an,l Fifth nventio, ono Of
tho city scnyunRcr cnrts accompanying thom,
MErkf ,lstl tho Inspecting, Rd Wilson hnw to tho
tdplsnK-np Of tho vehicle.
Although Mcrki lookc,l over cns,,nlly, with ts
experienced uyc, every bnx md basket md
barrel of fruit OH Tho ,lnriit slu of Su,iih Water
streut. nothing attracted his attention until he
rclchrd
M. 1so, tho storo Of j. II. Smith 4 Co. On tho
sidewalk wrre II lot af pouches, offered for satc,
of cH,irAu, which cntnc within tho ordinance. and
Msrki su[l to tho lnau III chnrge: swell buy
these;
C1tA,slE THEY T0 THE HEAtrit DEPARTMENT."
THO ancstnNn satl nut Il word. These pouches
lMltl DGeIl repaeEse1,-wp unt In their origlnnl
rncknErs.--si, ~ reeelut ws.s given:
~ llnlscl1ctt l'fas fur H1rre|s Ut apples wero
Whc thu uIccr c,.me 10 Kucoker Il stc,rur's
he picked Zip II handful or bhck,Mrrfss ns'l PIT
tl!e,, 10 hls nose. The mosunent syns n1t!es,i
~ sks f 5 # IF + ~ s :hc VIZ, 10 ' y s y 6ssrs: Fk
were sor, 10 Aicrki s.li,. "il tuku tho tnt." iio
tilun turned 70 sums pr..fr!o ehckcIs ttauglr9
& Hilton Af Threw S"ax III u, s'o ono side. @ wsen Ss!'a
tann s1sK ru az sg to %ta't, a s hut a 1 pt haSo S
Xxi At snyder i snyacrs, twenty bnske,s OF
ilr,ll VIII tusc si0ting
Miller hr$:cra E!yo up tlfteGn haskets Of
- rpack t'!cm and save the. gcsnl ores: hut
S'crkl WIS lrexornhIu, md n's'' gohblc,i two
TnU hriz,llt.s m,,ds, 'ttnl1g, oniy two blocks
lltll htrh cnvclr1, tl!let! THO wHEon: und, attpr
, 1880-09-03

.... -..-. C1A41lGFOHANTSs -
FAMOUS III rlAN Lulsrl1SE TELLER. III.
spscs5usly c.s atuoa n bun sn,:tlvn.",n ,. at,
Vt ivory pasH. aAl IMst prrsul md !ul4rn oventai
cnhAss sHa!J tEHrr'ase al4 trWe irlghaAlh ~
financially hr otherwise, II Will Gu 81 Jour n.a4!nsp
10 consult tIU. iHt ul4 set tI0. j. ". EShMAlkko+
~ 6uulh Nesi'alnrs'st- ,--.--
1ATE NECttalMESD MRS, FHAHkS F!ttlM lHjS-
w ton. l1 btat Adylsgr HIIl et!nnsstr nv lnyG
, 1880-09-03


EakI; .ris HUME nleANC1l tlI,.... ,....
TN Ulshislt Ttl AltH,,iAlttltATH nu!t NEMElt-
stei ltJnMct1 6iiisrs Il, lie istot lSiytsints. VI
u.,tiK'4tsl b4low. wInsut lsyEtsun!ents VII! ie
Ullcv. and viii bv r.cs.l}nl pntl! z ncluek j. in.
huuFHl plrl3HIS.
r,J 4 i: slt1sts, MouksoIlura ard ssatonoss, III
". T. HlNiAitV; l.r,.uui4t Gst Cutlaxu uroye.sv,
ii. W. HuGilMAS, UEnyxlst, cuEnuF TIlltty.tiFst and
WEST DIVISION.
A.. \. I0pAlLIikUAl. EOxsaanlor, Htationef, elo,
W West At!!ls;n::! MUIR Wes,a5n;nXy;;
H. q. lIElkltiEk, Jswgler, EowaleAsue, and Enncy
GHHth ~! l.1tG.xt.. euFhHr linr!tln. .
y, ~ kltAFI, Nruuxlat, ~ West alAd'aon"se. cor
AIlGlsi' IAtt>HsON. druggist 1s9 North tlalslud,
.'..' NMlTlI DIVISION.
L. NGRl.lSts1IAA 4 Gi.t NruxKtsta %R North
Ctntt.at.1 euFneg ltylsIun.
y. WlLI.iAA Aa Gu, DFusgls4, 615 l.arzabee- sat,
c1rll4F k1JihIn I'LL
,Mills ". Il. hEEnH, Printing ND Advertising
AxciIt News mud etAuNlurY f}uput. EXi Fast Dyl1uh
e. k9tNu8n ~ Hnltn Md NUllA.
, 1880-09-03

fhnc1tnetl. Tcunsstrrs, nc.
VVASTEI It-CuAClEMAS Fur PRIVATE F.AMt.
~ X; rt"T. t'nntht fd nnn. App1y tu.tlny Mt ui-
nCE. 4Fi HilWmHkrn hItGf IL nl At barn No. ~
EAtk.ny, Az I.E:MEtT. ~
, 1880-09-03

4 uESls WAHTEll-Vu EAStAeH Ftlh "VllE
~ CMhkul Ul li,SrutuEu ulIl ltulral Gums" work
" statidaE exetlIot.i suG!H is.ucs, WIN tvrs'is
, 1880-09-03
TAI; risiiiUNl. isltANC1I 0Tr11 49,,

Our sharp reporter wis ntnity shaved yestur-
tlny With EM1iellru ShiyllIH H,Ap.
, 1880-09-03

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t1U ExCitAkHE-l57l ACHES tF FINE 1lAltIl-
/ wOHL ,lIlI tnlIUr In ko4thsAstern Missouri Tor
ttUck u liquors. ut1sef l1Hrel.aAIAo: good bar.
tsa:a viii beGlyvn- Aooln 4 ~ DsatIora.sL