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Saw mills are wanted on the line of the
Longview & Sabine Valley railway. The
Texas Il Pacific will build seven hundred
and fifty miles of road in tho next two
years. Millions of feet of lumber and tim
Der will be consumed. Now is the time
for lumbermen to select good locations
while timber lands are cheap. Address the
Secretary of the company, Eli Barner at
Longview, Texas, for further information.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-24

Ever since Professor Green wrote to the
Medical Record advising physicians every
where to use the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
IN their practice, it has been gaining in favor
with the profession. They can find nothing
that IS substitute for it. Z. Caulkins, NJ.
d., of Rochester, N. Y, says he would now
prescribe it to all who are afflicted with Sc
rious kidney and liver diseases. d&w
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A Gard.

10 all who are suffering from the errors
and lndiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., l
Will send recipe that will cure you free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
self-addresscd envelope to the Rev. Joseph
L. lnman. Station d, New York city.
n2Sd&wly
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New HOsoi.

The house formerly known as the Com
merclal hotel, has been refurnished and
thoroughly renovated, and is open as a first
class boarding house. A few transient can
be accommodated at moderate rates. Table,
hrst-class, and satisfaction guaranteed. For
terms, apply at the hotel, corner Elm and
Jefferson streets.
Mrs. M. A. CRAWFORD.
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THE FOLLOWING FRIES

'oco rrlHs Sll2, 400
d. mole Tickets 81. Half ricket,sl.
- lcke's' 500 % Tickets 600.
Al applications for club rates should he
male tothe home office
=, Full liS OF drawing published in Louisville
courier! ourn0l and New York Herald and
mailed u all ticket-holders. Send all orders
~ monet or bank craft in letter,or by express,
orders OF 5andupward by express can be sent
81 our expense. Address r.. NJ. Boaraman,
Courier-Iourna Building, Louisville, Ky. or
at NO. B3 broadway, New York. eeul3
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To go through life with "suags" in the
mouth, Abomlnabe not more 10 the sul.
lerer than his friends, Buy sOZODONT
and cleanse tho teeth which remain, or, bel.
Tor stu, uso II nov and save your teeth.
SOZODONT Is economical. dSw
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Don't Rub on the Enam0l

of the teeth with gritty preparations, The
Ieelh hre too valuable 10 DO triaed with.
When gone, you must have false ones or
gum yourself through life, Use Sozodont
which contains no grit. II ceanses the
mouth and yltallz0s the secretlons. dEw
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1 9TH
SArD'Y, FEB. rs, 1880,

Thee Observation-Disclosures by act OF the leg.
isl"tuTe ofls6S, and sustained by all tn
courts Of kentucky, occur regularly on
eXceptd,l and are supervised by prominent
citizensof the State.
me management call attention to thegrand
opportunity presented OF obtaining, for only
So, anyof
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For sale.

Z residence near the fair grounds. A
and commodious two-storv
ms shaded by large oaks, with out
r And under ground cistern. Will sell
~ price and on liberal terms
p<o-im II. BARKDALg.
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Overwhelmingly Beautiful,

These words are often applied to fair.
haired, tair-skinned,. bright-oyed, graceful
young lady of neighboriag village. She /.
indeed the very queen of beauty and one
reason is that she is perfectly healthy. To
keep herself 50, and especially to preserve
the wondrous fairness of her skin, she takes
regularly Warmers Safe Bitters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-24

A ma" died of liver complaint Ono
dollars worth of "BLACK-DRAUGhF"
would have saved his lie.
For sale by w. II. Howell IL Bro.
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The seeds of sickness and of death
In 3 disordered mouth are sown:
When bad teeth or foul the breath,
Both soul and body lose their tone.
Till SOZODONT'S brought into play,
And sweeps those dire defects away
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BATTLING FOR LIFE

PUN tho mort terrible scourgo of our eli.
lnto VIII ind rrliHchs PrussIan Cough
Hrup potent ally, md viii Rssurodly
treat medicine. Tho
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Take BLACK-DRAIJcHTv ond ,

The latest styles in artistic and plain wall
paper, including Dado frieze borders. side
wall painting and ceiling decorations, Just re-
oeiyed. Call and examine.
Z E# Shields & You've
. p Main Street.
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ahe only existing remedy for every spo.
sleaof Acute or Chronio Disease OF
tho orgnnS OF Respiration,
mud an absolute
SPECIFIC EOR NnNauMprIlM |

IIlils hli'powcrful vegetable prepare.
hlloneKpois FROM The lungsnnd air pas.
hhseHl The muons nnd nuc0,pus pradticod
! by pulmonary inflammation, honia Tia
lrrltWed membranes, aud renoynto,
every organ which utilities the breath of
Lne; ~ contains no Supplying poison,
ana 10 IN NIL respects n honlthfuI medi.
cine The rapidly and certainty with
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
O1liCe OF OOmnlroller of Tho l,nrrencu

| TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Comptroller of tho Currency,
Washington, February II, 1850
Whereas, BY satisfactory evidence presented
70 the undersigned 1t has been made to appear
that the city National Bank OF Dallas, lin
thecity ofDailas, in the county of Dallas, and
State OF Texas, has complied with all the
provisions OF the Revised statutes OF tho
United States required to be complied with
before an association shall be authorized TO
commence business OF banking.
Now, therefore I.John jay Knox, Comptroller
OF the Currency, do hereby certify that the
city National Bank of Dallas in the city of
Dallas, IN the county of Dallas and State OF
Texas, IS authorized to commence the busi-
ness OF banking as provided In section 1863 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF office this 18th day of February. 1850.
to) JOHN JAY KNOX,
SEAL I Comptroller Of the Currency.
NS-I'
NO, Ma5. feb2l-tf.
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ANNIHILATEs 4 G0Uey

n astonishing. lis effects go deeper tbnn
~ nhoIs symptoms or pulmonary dis.
hfslem,. Free and painless expeotorn.
ION Is the mode by which Il relieves the
lungs, chest and throat from the burdens
Nhloh Cypress tifemi TINS nrrostlng Con.
Eumplion aud Bronchitis Ia the germ be.
loro they roach tho moro dangerous
ItABtb' The emnoiated Nuflcror
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on Lovely Rosebud Chromos, or 20 Floral
10 cts. Nassau Gard Co., Nassau, N. Y.
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aBLAoK.DRAUGHTn cures oo.tjycno


and sick'hc0daehe.
Eor sale by IL, S, Ervay& Bros.
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CASES NOW ON BeCoHn

\ which " Ina been administered with
pure success No n remedy FOR every VA
fr,y OF mnlNdy which affects the RE-
'lrhtoiy Functions, amount TO moro
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
I.oear PoIitlsaI Not...

The Republican rally at Rockland
comes of tonight, and will be attended
By the Bird Gusrds, the Gar6sld Vet
Grams and probably other clubs from
this city. The train will leave the
depot, Front and Madison streets, ai
us O'Clock.
The fare for the round trip will be IL
cents. B. Nields and 8. Rodnan Smith
are announced as the speakers. i
The Democrats will have Q rally
OF Newport this evening. A dag
will also be raised, and there will be
an illumination Of . few Democratic
houses, and q torchlight parade. C. B.
Lore, Rsq., and Attorney General Gray ,
are announced as the speakers.
The ex-Com. Of the Y. N. R. G. 10 re-
quested to meet at the Lincoln Club
rooms at Ills this evening. Business
relating to three invitations, and the
flag presentation is to be considered.
A meeting Of the Republican voters
Of the Eighth ward will be held this
evening At the Hastings Guard club
room ~ 7.30 o'clock.
The New Csstle county RspublicAa
Executive Committee is in session this
afternoon In the Lincoln Club loom.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Beautiful work.

Messrs. Ball & Anderson are paperinf
for Col. BENZ. Nields one of the hand
soonest parlors and halls that has ever
been done in this city. The ceiling de
signed ia entirely original and all the
coloring and harmony of shades are very
choice. This 10 not the only work
(fsr fine work is their great speciality
that is being executed by Messrs. B.
and A. but they have several large con-
tracts on hand, among them being the
elegant houses Of Harlan Cause, Esq.,
just erected, at Delaware avenue and
Jefferson streets, as we'll as the hand.
some residence Of Mr.. J. p. Doughten,
in the same neighborhood. Mr.. II.
Guerin the designer, has the work Of
Col. Benz. Nields in charge and the
same ia expected 70 be completed In 8
few days.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
THIRD EDITION.
New CASTLE Items,
Correspondence OF Republican.

Correspondence Of Republican.
New CAsTLs, Del, October IA few
dollars spent in sprinkling our streets
shsn covered with more than an aver
age amount Of dust, would be benef
cisl to our citizens.
One Of Carl Rees' patent camping
houses has been erected In lot
In which aas formerly Lambson'f
lumber yard, on Pearl street, aud Is
quite novelty 70 many Of our citizens.
Doctor Kirkpatrick is still In Phila-
delphia under treatment. The sight
Of the injured eye Is entirely gone. bu,
strong hopes are entertained Of saving
the sight Of the other eye.
Frost was visible In many localities
yesterday morning but owing 10 the
dryness Of the atphosphere but little
damage was done to vegetation.
The Dover Fair has been attended
by many Of our citizens during the
week.
Companies A. and B. Hancock Guards
gave q street parade last night and
isds very creditable appearance.
Damon and Pythias win be played
in the new Hall by Professor Homer D.
Cope.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
SECOND EDITION.
Nsr.h.rn Raelae Rallrsaa.


This stocs holders ofthe Northern Paci
&c Rsilroad Co. cid their annual NEE,
ing Wednesday aItsrnOon. The annu
al report show tnat 722 miles war
operated the last year, against 64'
miles thu previous year. Gross caro-
inss we're ", $50, lSl, 81 against 81, 406
2l0 G5, an mc.eass Of 1888, 81 IL
The expenditures were $l,52l, ,o93,2
leaving q balance Of S709, ,0SS 80
There was spent during the last yea
for improvements, equipments, d..
$5l4, 962.99 The report also stated
that a favorable contract with the West
ern Union and Northwestern Telegraph
Companies had been concluded " pu
up line of wires along the road, th'
N uthern Pacific to pay one third OF tn.
est and recsive 0ne.third OF the gross
receipts, AID also to have their owl
business transmitted free up to certain
amount. The contract is to remain II
force tor fifteen years from May l, 1880
Emigration agencies have been estab
lishei at Liverpool, New York, Philadel
phis, Boston and Chicago. The Treas
urer's report states that the preferred
stock Of the Company was reduced OF
June 30th to $43, ,4l2, ,645.l2 Of which
there was iu the Treasury as assets "a
Ill, $50. 10, lsavsing in circulation $50
100, ,S1s OF. The bonds outstanding oD
June Both. amounted to %, ,sSl S34, Al.
of which there have since been sold g.
bout $500, 900. Almost the entire hoa:
ing debt will be retired this year The
report was approved, and resolutions
adopted directing the company to CON-
plsts the road from the terminus op
Lake Superior to Puget Sound, and to
execute such mortgages as are necessary
to the construction and equipment Of
the road.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Personal.

Joseph Hyde, contractor for thsl
Ing o! the large stock yards and |
the railroad tracks Of the LseksT
Iron and Coal Company, Scranton
called upon us this morning, 10
he has about 80 hands smploysl
next week will increase the nunV
1876. The iron and steel works \
place are the largest in eastern
sylvania. Isaac Woodrow Of thiI
is superintendent Of the buildingy
and several other WilmingtCnia1I
working with him. They are vel
Hyde says and will be home tOV
November.
Rev. B. T. Moore, pastor Of y
Baptist Ch urch, has returned
from his summer sejourning mud
proved In health, and will CONN
his church labors te-morrOW.
We had the pleasure Of q cal!
John Williams, the humorous w
the Norristown Herald, yesterday
time is gradually mixing grsyil'
whiskers, while he enlargeS and
ems his fund Of original wit ani|
NOR.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
CARR ing wnsn. TO Russia.

A profound sensation has been again
created in Russia by the second an
nouncement Of the Odessa newspaper,
Vestnik, that one Of the local importing
merchants has purchases, in addition
to previous purchases, OF one hundred
thousand bushels of American whes'
through q Western American firm
The rate OF purchase is 45 copecks or
80 I'd (ssy rs cents) 3 pood "a pood "a
36 pounds). Delivery in this coming
October at Odessa. This is like carry
ing Goals to New Castle, as Odessa %
the grain port Of Russia, bat poverty
is great levslsr. even OF the Imperial
Great White father OF all the Russias.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
LovY Again in Limbo.

U. s. Marshal MoMullin went tc
Dover yesterday snd arrested Jacob
Levy, an extensive manufacturer OIL
and dealer in peach and apple brandiss,
for violating the United States liquor
laws ny selling liquor at Wholesale
without having a Wholesale dealers
license. Levy is now under indictment
for three similar offences but this d ID
not deter him from persisting in the
unlawful traffic. He was brought to
Wilmington last night and this morn g,
ing on being given hearing before
y. 8. Commissioner Smith was held for
Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
FUURTE EDITION.
EIe Ioinsa she RepuhIloan,. :.

i
kpIroRs or THE REPUBLICAN, III wish
Iyou would tell me the gospel truth, fol-
Iyou know ! am Democrat. Our
great Mr.. Bayard went 10 New York 10
speak about money, and that naughty
Johnny Sherman says what he says d
mot true. Can Mr.. Bayard stand such
talk % tbatf Why, his grandfather
would mot lot any body say he vas q
prevaricatsr.
Is the Democratic party the same as
II wasS The reason I ask 10, that jim
has gone and jined that Publican Club
and says he 10 goin for Garfield. He
didn't keer II his daddy Of blissed
memory was Democrat, he was mot q
goin to vots that way. was right glad
at fust to see him meet with the "boys."
They did look kind o. chippy like, a
hesp more than the Democrats did.
But since Jim jined that 'Publican
club ha tries the patience out OF me,
like all sin. Every night he wants q
clean shirt, one used TO do him whole
week. Then he Is 80 particular with
his hair. He must black his boots
every night; he never used to do that
but once q week and that on Sunday.
II jinin that Publican club has done
all this, most wish there was no
Publican party. Sioh . racket as Jim
Keeps up stairs.
Islipt up one evening and heard
thump, thump, left, left, left, guide
right; easy on the left and sich things.
| thought the boy had gone crazy. Then
he has been spending his money for
Hcyts cologne, pomatum and other Sc
oret smellin stuff, and would you be.
lisve 1t he goes out In the yard now
after flowers to pin to his coat lapel.
II has changed the boy so much that he
amt bit like he used 10 be-.
He used to stand on the corner Of the
street in his shirt sleeves, his hair mot
oombed half the time. Why he even
wears q coat now TO 60 to work in. II
am well nigh pestered out with that
boy. He is always talken Of the ruin |
ous eficts Of free trade on the country
and he has an idea that Sam Harlan
will be ruined II forrin built ships are
admitted to American registers, what |
ever that 10, for the Lord knows the
boy is gattin real funny. We don't
know any more about $40 on plank.
We hear no more Of dog fights. "No
whipped in 100 rounds"
do believe that, that boys jinin the
Hub will be the means of maxim q
Of him, for he has quit swarm,
md says the "Publican principles will
10 to die by; and do you believe It'll
esn . bright appearin girl give him q
'unch Of flowers when he was out para
len with the "boys" the other night.
4 his old father was q livsn he would
rave to be Publican for our Jim can
'uttalk all na'ur since he jined that
lub. But | was asken about Mr.. Bay.
'rd, did he really vote one way and
DR.. Sherman sey he voted the other I
VayY Il
II there Is anything hate it's for any
ne to lie and speshally for our Tom my
'ayard as all our Democrats like to call
i'm. So do tell me, for ou- old 'oman
I the Gazette wont. He Is so very quiet
Ike on sich things. Our Jim says, Bay
I'd lodged the vote and man who
rho haint got pluck to vote 10 no man \
I all. That's what our Jim says, and
guess he is about right.
JIM's MOTHER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

Dr. SHINING Vsxyr, Npie i.;'orr rs EluS; . ~.
gar Coated, without an equal. Iney never
sripo or sloken in opezk ny move INC Ssns DowS,s
easy By seting directly on me ye tSs hsaIssS
action Of the Liver ~ IN % S"tne this Headache,
Neurnlgia, Pains in the Yigkt rieit n,as or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, O1suvensos as So
Siok Stomach, Weak Back, Df. |,messl nn ohs nSo
Feelings through the body, Ach, " ahness DS,
biliionsnoss, Languor, General \ 1ha
arc the only Pills known that will pos 'uve,y uy
operate without Gripping, Sickoning \ 'SnN ha1
ness, or leaving the bowels oOstive, 10y
promote healthy Liver and leave tho syn Nn
rec from the danger Of prevailing disease "
Asst for Dr. Simms' PfyB and take no othoys. (,
Principal depot, Fourth and King. Whining. .
On, DEL. Phiiad0lDhia. 0s2 AHoA 81
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
COwArdly Asssn'"

A disgraceful incident OF lAS' Sh0rI MI
Aremen's parade took place s. 'p M
O'Clock, IS the procession SSo s,soo IN
the corner Of Front and Madison o. = NJ u
A colored man was set upon W ", |,
of men, whether french or nv S,r,
known, and badly beaten brt
versions Of the affair are slS,u ,,,si /
most reliable Is that the eol0,,s ,s,p
made some remark and was and md |,
tackled. He was badly hIt' " si,rss
almost unable to walk. he ~ H'Si nd
into the stable OF Mr.. D. MAR, ,ls ip.sI
down for some time apparensuryd srd VsIl
BILE, and afterward got up '
away. ,owardlJ1
The assault was . very coT o"'ics oSd
diszraceful one, although P1"o,,sftsrs
were near they offered no ,di,pr ,T s,i|
Indeed this morning one O', ", succ1
guessed the fellows did no. n'.,sst anti %
catching the negrOra 'sghnogsd VI
a very little investigator
false.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
MiddiotOWn FAIR Awards.

The Middletown Transcript Of to-day
contains the official list of awards OF
the Peninsula Agricultural and Pomo-
logical Fair Association. Wilmingto-
mans secure premiums as follows:
+. Il. Pinkerton, in class 20, for horse,
" Mountain Boy :" McLsar & Kendall,
frat premiums and diplomas for two,
horse carriage and one-horse carriage !;
Mrs. Frank Stidhsm, first premium for
picalilly pickles, for pickled chow chow,
for oil pickles, for pickled sauce, and
for tomato cstsup. Favorable mention
is made of the machinery display of
John A. Wilson and Warren Harper,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Forepnugh Goes for Rsrnum

FOFepmukn GDoS tOr BAFnum
Adam Forepangh has written an oper
le ter 70 P.B. Barnum about some state
ments the latter made to q New Yorh
Sun reporter. He says Barnum out
sullivers Gulliver in the falsene9s o.
his assertions. He denies that Bar
NUNS is the largest show On earth
and claims that his own is a larger and
more valuable show property, and that
Barnum's is made up OF the wrecks Of
old shows. Then he denies that Ba
uum's expenses reach So 500 a day ;slso
Barnum's statement that before 1871 no
show cost over $500 a day, claiming
that his (Forepaugh's) cost more than
81 200 a day then; also, denying
another assertion that other shows now
travelling, such as Coup's, Ro ooinson's
&c., that do not cost more than $1Q0a
day. Then he declares that Barnum's
is the only chow that carries a Jug in
the ticket wagon. Then hs denies that
Barnum has 81 ,000, 900 invested in thu
show business,o ,or that he paid $3.50, 900
Tor the London circus, and claims that
ais own is the largest show In the
world and cost him 81 900, 0,00C to pre-
feet.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
To RRo Dedicated.

The new infant Sunday school room
Of the Bethany Baptist church, Elm
and Jackson streets, will be dedicated
tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock. The
room Is spacious and very handsomely ,
fitted up, rejecting great credit upon
the thriving and enterprisiDg congre.
CATION that worships in the Elm street
church. Besides some excellent music
by the school, addresses will be made
by Rsvs. A. SteDgle, Cook and East.
wood, the latter pastor of the church.
Miss Sarah Haddock is Superintendent
Of the infant school.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
A LiatIe hoy Falls From ca'
II FearfulIy Manglea'

Samuel Macdonald, aged neaIg
en- years, residing at No. lzls
mont street, beyond the EleVsnnl
bridge, met with q terrible ac0las1
few yards from his hsme, aOOa'
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon:
The lad had been attending
COWS, but when some freight csn v
P, W. & B. railroad were beng
ed to q siding, he endeaV0Fsa"
upon one. a
In doing so he olutched 'he
the last car, but unfOr tun'ng ,g
slipped, and falling upon tns ,I,' I'ss n''t
wneels passed over him hl3 ssS, pMl
badly injured, and bis two III lln@ R,I
80 terribly mapgled that VI, VI ~ -.
was compelled to amputate = 'ae .e45,v
the knees. At one O'Clock -, .OS ~
child was resting as peacelulI' q 1 ipl
be ex pected, but his recovery 10"
very doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
L0cAIettsn.

\ Rev. ]. G. Sullivan n,,,
First Methodist Protestant pa'%' u
this city, positively denies tl,, Wv
graduate Of Buchanan's Or ~'' a.,
M dical school.
Tomorrow afternoon, a,al
Rev. Geo. R. Kramer will n,ss..
iopera House on "Jesus Cbris, '.a "
Of the World" ' "
| The Sherwood Senate hss s,..I
following officers P:esldou,' ny
smslts; Vice. President, WIN
ling Secretary, G. Albert: NJ
A. J. Sherwood ; Jsnitor, Bis.,s|
Rev. ]. L. Houston will ds,i,l
lecture on "Tom o. Jacks Lad b
Salem church, on Tuesday !.
next, for the benefit of tis
School Of that church.
| J. Beerwald Of Philadslpha hi
cd q photograph gallery st No HI
ket street, and will take pI,tp|
reasonable terms. See adv.
The Young Mems RspublIa
have determined not to 20 10 po
this evening, but the Bird
have determined to 60. /
Smith and Painter, ss,spt
Market streets, are giving away
preparation for Group.
The Dsmocratic clubs ofthi, dt
been invited 10 attend a mass m
at 0xferd Pa, on the 9Th inst.
The cutters on the ives. side h
nut street above Eighth are IN
filthy condition.
A new card Of signals, besrin
names Of 100 stations, has jusl
issued by the Telephone Erohau
Yesterday afternoon a caril
longing to W. W. Lobdsll was %
Market street, near Seventh. \
was hurt.
1t is stated that a great many
residing in the vicinity Of ssvsnt
Church streets, are suffering viii
i0usAess'
The Belts Machine Co. advsrtl
competent pattern maker.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
The Light Of the WsrId.

The Duke Of Argyle be sutifully re-
marks "Light-that sweet and hea
venly messenger which com ,s TO us
from the depths Of space, telling Us all
We know Of other worlds; ard giving
as all We enjoy Of life and beauty in
our own" Rev. Geo. R. Kramer vi
preach on "Christ the Light Of Il q
World" at the Opera House, to morrow
afternoon, at three O'Clock. All are in,
vited.