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Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
"e oirl Of 3 Years Rurued "a
Death.

,sun,mnAoDELPllM, March 19.-To-day the
dssth u. attending the tragic
ST'.,'o Su VI little girl named Margaret
yests,I' n' aged 5 years, which occurred
Nars,aay' were ascertained. It seems
nsasIs' sI.'' =. mad bsen Suffering from
dtnss das's' 10, and her mother went to the
beSv '.ofe w.t. 70 procure medicine, leaving
Shoit,11S 1Ssa "a years in Margaret's care.
tie tn li,oa after the mothers departure
Some 'si.s ejss., fellow 81 got playing with
Srpsp, pieces is' Of wood, one of which he
| injt@a' mo y the crate of the stove and
sick u me end. With the lighted
sis.er ~ uh MS hand he approached his
Tie bsbvI Io ~, was sitting in a chair with
dssvo,iiysn' IN her arms, and while en-.
TIE Abtsg babssg !, to &ttract the attention Of
sct IsSi si,h the h. lighted end came in CON. ~
IA short short tin tns little girls clothing, who
With pr.," 's'lne was envsloped in 1ames.
natkshlea' of mind which was re-.
hlplaossd 'Of .1 one of her years, the
Ssa avsa uasn.t the babe on a lounge and
ssnpssaa'Gssssfu|ly tried to fo extineaish I
&sslptSvi'n,, out before aid reached har
'S was burned from her body,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
AHipt 70 Movers.

Fhs question will be asked after the
pAh inst. where is the nearest tonso'
,isl palace to the depot' The question
.,n AN b. readily answered by any Will
mipetonian, as stansburry Murray's
nslace No. Ill East Water street, 10
ths nearest place to get q thorough
orerhsuling. He will also sell you a
,,lroad ticket to and from Philadel-
mia, Don't mention his Sc. segars.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
Apples,

that are apples, can be purchased CT
lanney, 303 King street. Grocerymen
who Tsnt apples to keep while they
Rn retail them, will find just su,h ap-
plss, sound aud perfect. Call early,
and buy what it will pay you to buy.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
E0u nd.

A bunch of small keys was found on
Monday morning near the corner CT
Fifth and West streets. The owner can
have the same by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice. Z
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

ss,s, "sf department, Office of the Chief
! Az N Monoer, Washington, March 23-
NidS,"' idSul'S'lons nn for Tuesday-For the
,ondS ,e Atlantic States, clear or partly
viuS:y y weather, cold northwesterly
" lSI, taI, backing to warmer Southwestern.
=" 'sIllng barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
reaehors Must Have Certificate,

Superintendent Wickersham has
written to Henry s. Eckert, Rsa., Presi-
dent Of the Reading School Board, that
all teachers appointed by the Board
must hold valid certificates from the
proper Superintendent. The penalty
for non compliance with the law in
this respect is the absolute forfeiture
OF the!state appropriation TO the district
This will prevent tho payment OF two
substitutes who were engaged in teach
ing in the public schools Of that city
for several weeks during the winter
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

The Schooner "Milford'' arrived at
Walton, Whann & Company's wharf
to-day with q load Of phosphate vocle
from the South.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
L.ORi.

On Saturday evening, an old-fashion'
cd breast-pin, with yellow setting. The
finder will be rewarded on returning II
70 5l1 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
business.

1r,opose to give you business ana
-. rrostry. Ii will not cost you cont
wv ~ sr,smine my stock, and as / propose
" " ~ sn husipess on merit and not BY 70.
wr' ", THAT is, not expect you to deal
vilb vii me-. me- when You can do better some
vhsra .%a else.) | therefore invite you TO
"r .oma and examine the largest stock
fvvs Ssvs aver kept. 1t may help you in
70 v0ur dealing somewhere else, II you
,hsuld @ not deal with me. l must SELL
; Savaver. and my necessity is your sp'
putunity. m, fss9 es9 Tassst TAnss a,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
lent.

This is the last week Of the peniten.
tial season Of Lent, and until Saturday
the altars Of tho CatEo'ic churches will
be drapsd in mourning cloths. The
solemn exercises peculiar to Holy
Week, known as the "Tenebre," will
begin on Wednesday evening, and con.
clude on Good Friday evening. On Holy
Thursday the oils will be blessed by
Archbishop Wood for distribution
among the priests Of his archdiocese,
and on Holy Saturday the sacred Host
will bs deposited amid the swinging Of
pcrfumed censers and the songs OF
praise of a throng Of attendant priests,
acolytes and choristers, in the taberna-
Gle Of the main alter Of each church.
Easter Sunday will close the Lenten
season, when the resurrection Of the
Saviour Of mankind will be celebrated
with suitable services and songs of
triumph and praise.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
found were all reached at q depth o
about twenty-five feet.
OUTSIDE COMMUNICATION.

OUTSIDE CONCENTRATION
The pulp works are eligibly situated
for connection with the outside world
The Christiana affords all the water ad-
vantages that could be desired, and a
branch road connecting with the W. Il
N. and P. W. & B. Railroads and run
ming right into the works has been
constructed. The w. & N. Railroad
Company are also engaged in building
branch Of their road to Rockland Pa.
per mills also owned By the JessuD L
Moore Company and in constructing a
bridge across the Brandywine. This
will afford handy connection between
tho two mills, and, II necessary, the
pulp can be at Roeklsnd mills ready to
be manufactured into paper, within
half an hour of the time 1t leaves the
works.
A PEW PACTs ABOUT PULP.
The manufacture ofpaper pulp Is
an industry that has never been oar
ried on In Delaware. The leading
works in this part Of the country are
ut Manayunk, Pa. The process Of its
manufacture is very interesting, bat II
cannot be explicitly detailed here. 1t
10 made from wood--generally poplar.
It Is first prepared in the wood chop
ping house and then goes through the
boiling aud digesting departments,
where it is reduced to pulpy sub
stance. The other stages, through
which IL passed are for cleansing and
purifying. The alkaline liquid which
is used in reducing the wood to pulp, is
prepared in separate building, and
another building is known as the "rs-
covering house," aad in it the soda
ash 10 recovered by evaporation, after
having once been utilized. This soda
ash Is very valuable. and about &c per
cent. 10 recovered. From the pulp the
paper is chiefly manufactured.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
Attention. Yomng Ladies' !

RumfOrd Bros, 404 Market street,
have just received the spring styles Of
grey mixed, brown mixed and nutre
mixed Derbys, for ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER,
ALL THE ELEGANT SCENERY

And present the play with the same care and
attention as on its previous production, Octo-
ber Is
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
ADMISSION.

No advance in prices, So, 50 and rs cts. Box
sheet now open at usuIl place 323-24-26-2T%
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
SPECIAL MENTION.
A Card.

o,,,c to change Of circumstances
oWins nos,inue the work Of the Religious
sha,l eun ,'S Tract Store. 1t will be re-
beok s1n on the 2Jth inst. from Its pres
roVsu cation, I'll n No. COZ Market street, to e
sns 81 i0IS',t rsst FourtL street, where shall
10. ~ nAp hand large stock of books,
KEY iss. va church and Sunday School sup,
t,iss t,ss.S'S Sa'' on &e. All my old friends and
pllss' p.amsrs "U are cordially invited to call
9ussUn 9Slmsmbsr the place, No. 5 East Fourth
heplein'' s. L. FRANCIS.
Sleet.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

r X. CHANDLER s. CO.'S. GROCERY
Oe store will be opened on Thursd y,
March 25, with an assortment OF goods of tie
best quality which we will sell at the veIy
lowest rates. Hoping and soliciting O gem
eral patronage from our friends and the rub
Hc in general, We remain yours,
CHANDLER & CO.,
No. IL E. Third st., (Odd Fellows HalI.)
3-23tf
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
Qtfces

stock ofreligious books and sunday
siss0I s,y'n supplies will still be kept by
SenOVI Slu Tacgart. No. COT Market street.
Ms, s1ss s+ns ens line Of fancy and staple sta,
tioasry, sav birthday cards, Sunday s'nOoI ana
,'vJ,I' ..rSs. etc., all new AID fresh. Call and
srSmine.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

state OF the I'm hermOmeter
Mo,ui w .ae REPUBLICAN Office, on Tuesday
s~0ining, March %:
'VGS1GSCk' 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock
$50 600
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

CRANGER'S STORE, 1o3 EAST SIXTH
NJ street. r. M. Wier. Easter offering.
Fine buckwheat comb honey, IL cts. per fb. /;
Italian pared peaches, l2c. b. German pret-
our best flour, $775; next best $S.25 be sure
and see our display OF Easter eggs. Don't for.
get our Fosters teas they emily want one
trial; you will never buy any other Troy
soap, 81 per box, no family should be withol t
1t. Don't pass the Grangers' Store, 1O3 Ell t
Sixth street, Opposite the Pest Office, Fine
mess mackeraI, IA cts. per b.
3.236tt II. M. WIFE,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

fNRAND OPERA HOUSE.
W
EVENING, MARCH q, 1880,
Return visit and positively last appearance
this season Of the phenomenal success,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

DOARDlNG-SEC0 STORY ROOMS
ID reasonable prices. 800 French st. 3-c3.St#
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

VXTANTED.-BOA IN THE COUN-
w try fer2 adults and children, Oldest
years, for June and July, within II mile Of
ID. W. Il. X. or W. n N. r. II. !; private fami-
ly preferred two rooms wanted state terms.
Address 80. L. j." Lock-box No. 8,
323.tt Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

UYANTED.-A GOOD BOY TO LEARN
wv the barbering business. Apply at the
REPUBLIoAN offioe. 3l23-3tt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

TVOR RENT.-A HOUSE, STABLE AMI
e two acres OF pasture land, at Tenth and
Union st, eets. Inquire of
3-236t* ELLIS p. HICKS.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

WANTED BED OR LOUNGE
w and small parl0r stove, in good con.
diti0n. Address 81. y REPUBLICAN 0fice. 3-2S
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23

TyOR SALE.-A TWoSTORY BRICK
IL house, No. 500 Pine street; six rooms !;
will DO sold on reasonable terms. Apply on
the premises. 32S-3tt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
"Water, water everywhere,
And net @ drep to drink"

In order to overcome trouble in this
line the company have concluded to
sink an artesian we'll. They commenced
boring some time ago, and within few
days have attained depth Of 100 feet
and at the same time struck rock. They
are now putting in steam drill to 60
down through the rock. The water
question is one which the owners ofthe
works have not decided as yet, and 1t
is an exceedingly troublesome one. I'm
less they can secure pure water from
the projected artesian well they will
have to build a large reservoir, into
which the water will have to be pump
cd from the creek and allowed TO set
tie. The chalybeatc springs that were
Daily Republican., 1880-03-23
ANARTEsIAN WELL.

One thing that is essential to the
manufacture OF pulp is pure water. The
Christiana flows close by, but it is too
often muddy to be Of much use; wells
have been sunk, but the water has
been found to be useless also, being of q
chaly beat nature and strongly impreg
mated with iron and sulphur. Consid-
ering these facts the scarcity Of desir-
able water calls to mind Coleridge's
lines
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
CGcncrs.

ALL wanting irs class teachers Should apply
n a. kfLLOGti'- I.',. .l'1i oi', - Ii'i '''' '''
A AMERICAN and FUI;El"N, lEN iihHN~.
ihoiog,y ,oi4rri-il Iiol"~rH-. II i' Zoo Aif j. 90.
IaIr..,, io'ir t'loit - :" ~ t"'i' l''i "a W
inf. u t.n' 'l y
YGI So An, .,an sad rorc.ru t'aca'is ~ tJ 80 '''
hij4lt.
uOINCKNTY'> AGENCY for SCNOplN and
iEA' .rE- Int! 81 ,',- 49,, a. ,,.y - ,
ii-iitct.ir ta-" lut-. J"-i .u' '7i j. 'n"i ii,t
pc,l,tin of ~,lIuuu ll"2 tit'- j." Ntr'I 3" @
- ,i,,, = =. titti-A''fr siam.
Ti%"E.th - -D!iuuL p1ELt iplA. - lte'.. lt
,f 7 lui il Oh' 49,
it,, at once 81 mall, for !",.i.t' .,..,.,.,.,
Dom, stc binding. cor. ii""""' Wt '''" j. ny
rINEACuER> supnlird to- schools, and IuhiIlr$
4 MI,s FIpItINrE ~ u Lpl'AfI"NAL H'-
ItEAt' .ha,,ln,nj. - ruI"i. ,pui"
fT,iT TNluN TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
tiic- teachers for -c,"o l'lr- t.Mhcl- III "'fai"i
positions. &c. f' frrf n'"rnr"t n , r5li',' > Var,
4. IllN III. y I - - l'Iu ~ Wv , NII.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
,,oSJyc peJcrs or gyL4DELpBfa sro0Ks.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
MONDAY, June 21-P. =.

MONDAY, June II-f. n
The stock market to-day opened strong and con-
tnued strorg all day, and there was O further ad-
vance, ranging from TO 2 per cent for q majority
of the stocks dealt n Such stocks as Rock Island,
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy and Central and
Hudson are made particularly conspicuous and
give TO the market the character OF On investment
buying But there Is evidence that the stocks
named being purchased quite as largely In pro-
portion to the amount OF tho dealings for specula.
tive account as are any of tbose stocks which arc
purely speculative. The principal incentive TO the
present speculation is the easy condition Of the
money market and the condition Of tho bankS ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
MINES AND MINING.
uoNnAY. lime 21-P. ".

Tho markets for mining shares to-day were uu''
and generally not az firm as they were Saturday
Consolidated Virginia, however, was strong WIN
sales at 10 ChrysolIte declined to 1873 anu
Little Pittsburg to 5l2. Little Chief sOld a6 lO'4~
1OI4 ex dividend silver Cliff at D. Climax at %''"'
Amie at I1OG LOS, and LeadvIIle at l. lheIe was
ro material changes in the prices OF the special
,to.l.o of the American Board. At the old board
Nav Bce fell from 1s to 40 and recovered to AZ
Cnaveras was fairly acyo at 6706G' ana d SiTeS1 on
Eastern declined to 50. GOodSlaw s0ld IoU@ 80
at i.S5. There were sales of Ophir at Gl2 and at
buyer thirty davs Mexican at 7s tnl3n SISoI anG
Horn silver at 1Gl2017. The market closed duli
and barely steady
4. INNING STOCK EKOHIYGE SIZES
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
Eeqdl Nollccs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Il Hon Richard L. LaTIcnOre, one OF the JUDGES Oi
the ourt Of Common peas III ami Tor the ny anu
County OF NewNuk sitting AZ County Judge on the O gay
al hereby 10 a The ctelll- h l
persons having claims against JAMEN J. MCHALiI lately
doing business 10 te CIt, and County Of NewY1Tk, that
they are required present their rAd claims win the
vouchers thei Of duly verified 10 the snbsr'r te dn h
ed ~ the SAID James j. McNa for the Dr:~
ht OF hs cTeditors his place Of 40 Broad
OF New York, before ie 1ih day Of June,
1880. Dated New. York March 18Th. lsSil -
~ PETER MCQCADE, Assignee.
TOWNSEND & MAHON. Attorneys for assignee ID Cham
bersst New.YUrk CITY.
Marl6 lawGw Iu]
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
Eum Schools

ALBANY LAW SCllUOI~-Fall tern begins
~ .,i.rrcr :. i~~0 f"t 'truat- H' lt"i'N' J.. L.
SMITH ban Of Law ~r'.o,. Atn y. ).
CT LOI'IS LAW SrlIUOI~-rrrm opens
- uct,l1 H. i,,u. 1u4;!"1. -- IT, yr: ~ "1
r,,cunir adll-s, U.NNN ~, !lt \ .,..L
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
Bonr0 ln0 uoome.
Eat Side.

East Side.
%ICFTY FURNISHED Rooms in 4 lin"". To-
1,,', cn" r,.ic, -" or +; 20 rt ciiri.,. ,Ins'
= GRAMMER'Y PARK.-Room>, double and
I tiIsI', via nr'f cl''' he'rA
~ LArAYEriE-PLArE. Family hotel;
/ I 70 .Ius cn @..t" and ,ing.r, taD!' ilsle.'''
AnTU-ST., lOl East. corner lth-ayc.-TW"
~ Gnc AIRY furnished roo: second floor rco"na0e
~ EAST 22D-ST.-A second floor to let,
~, ~ l., ~lG dan~G "r wl'1p' al r % for in- @ o Of July aud
August in a honar wi'I all lhc Improvements
.I.& EAST 2lTH-SI.--Qtlicc for physician
~. EAST 2O1ll-ST.-Parl0r and second
~ r Win iam at m 'e @ 1"%" "nrc 1"G & 'I "r ntaai %'S
nId s, r'gns iof sDsr crntricn references.
Ot EAST 29TH-ST. Handsomely fur
s)C m-r rooms. vita Or without board for the SUMMER
references
I.{1 EAST 40rH-S T., one door from az
closet, in shall private family i'aiion Genital and soo
West sias.
A PRIVATE FAMILY Of adults taking 4
~ lew n"rr iayra ma -@y ,, "@, en- ""r r I' WEN T
son ,iirg rom iricrc.r ugot so "i west '3trs
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. cx-
'elcni board aud h"nr r'nioII NJ iu"h ia' Ti
families and g,nrnrn; if" lent - =" per na' - "'S
DRIVATE FAMILY. owning honsc, Will rent
cepti6nSIlc TIs' rcfrrcncrs '2 ~ West i3in,t
TWO large rooms on second floor with board
to gr tcnirn married CIuplcs reference American
family. Apply AT l5N West 2lei ~.
.II WEST 27rH-ST.-.1rcond house west
of BrotdNav. Vp". cool FURNISHED rpn7 @" toy i""i
with all uvcnrncc. tr'ms lo" for Summer mohiEH
80 WEST 31ST-ST handsomely furnished
30 Iouuls. with board Icrirnc"H -
.IO WEST l2TII-SF - Nicely furnished
DO rooms win without 10 ri terms reasonable: table
b0.Idtrs nee inHth ttci.
.lun WEST 12TIl-SI.-Wth or without
sDSJsEboa sp,rdid and huh ,rcrd II newly
he'd hnusr aisr email WITH unrfn IN PROVE
ncuiS sn ,gi and extension suitable fi doctor or
dentist.
d. to - PER WEEK single and Iumily
ND'D rooms with bnatd trlhNcht% 81 per day; tibl"
l0aid ~: ldviuG Idl huci, IN HHtrH locations ""
ry lar gry whut sale: htnrr rAtlhrpnMJ "w pieces
CINltlNt' L. ltpIlI l. ClHtOd iatr. nctr Erodnwhj.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
10 0nom II Mln Concern

etpECIAL NOTICE.-A check drawn by &:
y / a. t. linght on tue ~ Nichnas National Bank OF
sew orA :ao May -. 1880. Tor S.-H5p payable t. tho
or,rr OF tho undri.isnrd aud crr!incd by sand hanA.
In, ing lost mIslid all persons are rAulOdtu
ag4ins; ne2o;iltnG RECEIVING the 'ainr a. b phv
mi has be stopped; ana unless said cheek n Presented
10 the sad person entitled To collect to rae
within Ten Gays duplicate thereof VIII be
issued and paid
Dated H. 1880. N'J' p9bOhN " ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
5n6frurrlon.
Fer Roys and Young Men-City.

S5.-l}usiiCss men, clerks
or ladies' can have practical irSsInt fdn expert
accoutnn and keep books by double entry Dol
BEAIrS COLLEGE, l,l93 l;IOadwHy.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
filming.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
N NICkIS. MONTANA.
Cuuiial sJuOO.lOp. shares, $40 oI"I Tnalsessabe
Present price, 50 90.
OFFICERS Pgrsi!cnL W. ". Wicked Nicc.PrcsdenI.
Michael SNOW; Secretary. Il. + Brooke.
uIIiE(~TOHS-W.W Wickcs A. S Barnes. Alanson Trast,
T. M sheldon Michael snow. NcwYork - +. HaaSer, Colo
Saunders Montana.
OFFICE 1G AND IL WALL STREET
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

OOLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
" MINING CO.
At GEORGETOWN Clear CreeK county Col crnnus OF tho
CoiuIndo Ccntrl Iailroad) Capital stotk $JOOoo1O In
aGu 900 shares Par value 40 Non HSscHs1he Onice ~
Finest NewYork CITY keRister Farmers Loan Trust
CON pauy President Paul LichtonSirn zee Preedent
Hcr T. Bazrr; SECRETARY and Treasurer Albert krohn;
Asir;oni sccrctaiy raul o. dEsiehaEy Manager III Col
ofadn, George " Hall.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
srcnNn c,IG-19:3O o'1LocK 7. NJ.
Third CALI 0'CLoCK T.. VI.

,,r,,. u,r,r ~u.,., Rattle creek I'nh,n C0n-ol
200 30 ituuLGD. -uO JUp ...... "a 10. ~
.ul L.n. - AubVl;k Ck @Uplh1 j'2 iirs'NB'''nr
silver Nugg't ~ '..... % Nr."m- '..---. 80
ln. inI Bar ,r & VT liu >u O., 500 hs
lu .h|O go 'D .LlO ~ Sni" hHl'l -N"' M.
no h}. -, iUn 30. - 200 bf i'' i'"-...' 'o'
lun hI lgJ ,uD ..... hii
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
THIRD CALL--2:3O p. VI.

AMERICAN INNING STOck EXCHANGE SILhH'
FIRST ChLI.-lO:}O OCLoCk A. NJ
-,,I :. ,,, ,,p r,r,,, e W,r Durango silver Nugget
T,n - ,S I'm ~, 3nn...... - 600 b3o. .. ~
.n. t.in ~ Jbu no ~, 100 ..... 80 luDu--. l0J
w. 10y ,nrYsuljr" 500 BIO % 100 b5 zoo
800 - ~ l5rL.'.. lJ9 bplr . ,,, Annnr :.
Gilman lt"dl" 81 .., 80, " ' ,r ~ r., -, ,,rI
300 30 2GJ TOO bIj. Little Cmri Hmtr dh !, u", ~,
' '' 49, loo bij..iOi2 $40 hto S.UV
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
MlsccllnnaOus

SCHOOL Properties tor sale or rcn'-NrW
tN~unu,rr f.. mailed -rJ'Imrrh"Tn 81" H. I'm
CCIIOOL Wantcd.-Ei;hcr private Sclr"ol or
> ro,l,i. or tn lin ciyihr opening i"r one l iI"NhN'
rtor c,ar.,mtn rnuccGn grt. G." ten }ru' '"Il nee
-. iruci,il rEAt I..E, ~ l!atil" 81 lio,loI M--
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
For Both Sexes-Citv

E7mc. DA SILVA g. Mrs. BEADFOlHpS
w formerly Mis- OgGon Hofmaiel Enti.i French ana
(!drcl. Il West silst NcwYOIl. VIII reopen SritcIn
hcl n Application may be m0de BY letter VI personally a.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
Dress Alakine.

NRESSMAKER.-Anex experienced dressmaker
who works first class families would like TO make
few enEag mcnts by the day objection 10 OF
the cv Addess A. FRI buno Branch Office, 760 3dave.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22


-2a buvrr 30 days. ~ seller 80 days t'o1 ouyer W
DAYS 33G seller 10 days HEX dividend,
GOVERNMENTS
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22

JNlIE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 81 OUOUO0 shares. 81 each. unIsscssabla.
SNOW secretary L. +. bItOOkt directors. ~ SLAIN E9,
n. a. lHtuAItHSDN. q. 4. EOBlN5ON, ALANSON
IIASk. ". ". WICKE~ MICHAEL SNOW, VI Now.YOrk;
COLI. SAUNDERS, Montana
o particulars inquire al the Office
rs AND Is WALL STREET
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-02-12
LEAF RIVER TOWNSHIP

From cur own correspondent.
A new farm house is to he built on section
twenty -one in the spring.
Mr.. Cawdy has taken the contract of build
ing the new school house OH section s.
$3.50 house is what we propose to- have and
& the
work in orderto get general satislacticn. VI
Mr.. Sawtelle sold his homestead to Mr..
Harding for 5000, who intends to build a
good house and move in it this spring.
Mr. Barbour's family have moved OIL their
place.
Deep snow and cold weather don't seem
to change the general course of any one
hunting home.
John Fuller went hunting the other day.
After travelling some two miles he killed a
couple OF deer; he worked some time to get
them hung up and after partially succeeding
he thought that he would go home and get
help to take them in. He travelled all the
rest Of the day and all night, the night be-
ing one of our coldest. A short time after
dark he was charged upon by pack Of
wolves; he fought them until daylight,
when they left him. He then skipped for
home distance of miles. OK.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-02-12
VERNDALE.

From our own correspondent =
Thinking that perhaps few jottings from
the hamlet might be worthy of your notice.
! respectfully submit a few items ofinterest.
The sleighing is very 6ne at present and
the people are improving it to the best of
their ability. &.> s>% .... 5t... .@- III.
Business is quite brisk now and seems to
be OH the increase; Messrs. Smith & Co.
sold $475 worth Of goods from their store OH
February 7th. How is that for business.
The inhabitants are enjoying good health
generally, except a few cases ofsevere colds.
Rev. c II. Dixon preached quite an in
teresting sermon Sabbath morning, and in
the evening we had q regular bull l-dozer; it
was q terrorsto all amusement loving people,
hut as people il this enlightened a5se s. propose
to act: their own pleasures in SUCH matters it.
lis1very probable that the glowing pictures rs
show n that evening, failed tc have the de-
sired eject. As; the Reverend gentleman
seems "a be well posted in the iniquities Of
his fellow creatures, would suggest that he