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Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
MYEW CASTLE COUNTY, .

l
l[~>)THE STATE OF DELLA VARE
| sRkL }T0 THE SHKRiFB OF NEW AsTLN
] t~~~) CoUNTY, GREETING:
| Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her petition
TO the Judges OF our SuperIor Court, nled ia
the 0frioe Of the Prothonotary OF the said
Court, in and for new Gas le County, Tor the
cRase Of complaint theTfin alleged, has made
application TO our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolvl tho marriage
existing between the petitioner and her nus.
band, Henry N Kelley. We the gioTe com.
mand you, as ou have heretofore been con-
manded, that You summon T. enry N Kelley
! 30 that hs be and ppCar befVre the said
| Judges Of our sid Court ut tho next term
| thereof TO he held at New Castle, on Monday,
| the twenty second Gay oi November next, 20
answer the aIieg ations OF the said Pc IL on,
and als 70 snrw cause If any he has, why
docree OF the said Court should not be n'ado
dls>OlytDg the marriage existing betwee him
aud the said petitioner according 10 tie Aot
OF AsSa bly, IN such case made and provided,
And also N DO and receive what the g9ii
COurt shall then and there consider GOneerD-
ing him In this behalf, as TO the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with tho pEoVisIons
Of the said ACT OF Assembly
Witless the Honorable Joseph p. Comegys,
Esquire, At New Castle The twenty. eiXHth
day OF May, A. ID, EtshtoSn Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1880
OHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon,y.
The above is true copy of "alias sum.
monsn libol for divorce. No. 10, to November
Term. A. d., 1880. JOHN PYLE. sheriff
Now OAStle. July l7Gh. A. D.. 1880 SIS
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

sOa,0S11 S1Inr pORosapie Liver Ptiis, su
" I'll sHnout An equal Tney never
y By ,C,iNn 10 operating move the bowels
vt amy amy direGtly on the Liver, restore
aoa oI ihS ihsiso SHo by promoting the healthy
laNlg,s p,n,ver. In doing this Headache,
NOsb tSs Taln' 10 the right or left side OF
Z StO,SeOL onKs, Indigestion, Costive sss,
slnys tb,n, Veal Baox, Disziness, bad
aatnmc'S c'1sh the body, Aching Limbs,
Iaaher ~ nnta1gnof, General Weakness
..hs ou,S py inhrI1lties are cured. They
..Sts B,ih,r,sh's known that will positively
y or I%oat Isoooat TRIPPING, SioGoniiig Weak.
'ett 6,1ii,nlu tho boTels Onstive. Thew
ss,'mn tss ly Liver and lseyo tho system
4 by doa, dy .aenaor of prevailing diseases.
S%h SR nDf oJuntfy atoge keopsTs.
!, ,,s' N'n'0s' Pulls onG take ~ dhe7a.
w Yh,. "-'E aod fInp I!iatpp
'Soelohia. w Arcn ".
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
DoIaunre avenue Bspiisi Church

Delaware avenue Bsptist Church
On last night before q crowded CON
gregation Rev. Mr.. Hsldemsn preached
upon "Ths Christian in the world and
yet not OF the world"
He took occasion 70 show that there
In q difference between Identification
with, and relation to the world; that
the mission OF the christian is 70 save
man in order that he may become q
member Of the approaching kingdom Of
Christ, and that his relation TO govern.
ment business or pleasure must be
m ade according to His mission. ''For
Jesus Sake" must bs the governing
principle Of his action in all things;
and that such loose hold must be
kept upon worldly matters and interest
as would enable him to respond to the
testimony OF Jesus "Behold | come
quickly"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
fNCr0BEH.

)OoroDEa'
S0w Is the time to have your roofs protected
| rom tn tai deWs and wintrr storms, and
Bruce Excelsior Elastic Paint" Ia aeknoW-
edged by al who have psed 1t to bs une-
| luaei by any other Ia the market, Over 800
worth OF work WIS done in Wilmington last
SeRr a test tohS allowing It to stand twelve
| months without pay, at W ich timc II the
Oaint WAS not l0un I to give satisfaction In
very particular tho Job was 10 be forfeited.
| md to-1ay every bill has peen paid and ALI
tre satisfied. II his we ella m ia o recOmmen-
latiOn WITHIN Itself. Thi is not one of the
nany togus paints that I'LL our Ii rkets and
he undersigned gentlemen having tested its
merits for more than g year, they being un-
Interested parties, can speak pr1 or con. Seee
them:
NJ T. l. West, Seventh and ponlar; Mr.. B..
acllva n, Brindywine viii &c; hTr. James
irub6, Mayor Almond, Mr. Hope, John AS
in; stewart Carlisle, w. 4. tiraut, pal ters;
Nr. John Marsbail, Newport Iron d orks: e..
". Vernon, etrOr REPUBLICAN,; w. +. Johp-
on, roster; eg.Sherih VIM. Herbert, New
Nasto; Morris TasEer and Co., delaware
ron W0rka.
All orders you may favor us with either by
nall or otherwise ehall receive prompt Stten-
don. y. w. BR CE.
Manufacturer and Agent.
Sho0 No 33l EaRt seventh ST.
Lave orders al store, Seventh and POplar
streets, or residence, N. ". ooC Sixth and
'atnnil s're"'s ep0-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

T. RODERIES TO SUIT THE TINES -
jU PGO 10 snould look TO Ghetr interos
aGu cug 40 cheap rs possible. Ne hsV. jus
received by WArneI'E paeksta large lot ai
gooda Wboh We sill sol! VI the Iel,owins
| lTicsa Q rs Ininoe meat, sba |s apple
butter, 2 c.: 8 y new trencn rranes, 3So.;
hs preserved peaches, biAckbeTte,. cherries,
ouly cs'. pears or aprootS, 2ic,; sardiGes,
(gnnutua) / O.; ns =. + q. oleine ssAD &c;
/ D. dried appl ., 70, !; 3 b. eva GRATED ap-
. o. 80: = ba evaDoTated peaches, 2oe.:
broksn Java coffee, as 2Ood rs the large
Ir in, 2Oo. H., guaranteed; Java. -; Mara
HsibO %; LaEaayrs, u Ri, y %, Sand IL
Hg. lb.: teas. 26, 10, 40 and 60 ota; 2 OOmE,
2G> tub uutteT 800. try oar 40. aJGr; eur
aOur by too barrel We Eusr4p'ee; hay straw
corn aud OATS sold AZ the lowest ricss: OSil
and see oar stock and he oUngincet Zine
macscrel t2o. doe PETE j. EbRb.
oa-eod Nor l'Tut ord Md son SN
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

DELAwARE WESTERN RAILR0A.D,
~ On and Aitor February "a, 1880, train,
Will run as follows:
i.saye Wilmington at T.ik, 1880, q. m, t.So,p.
%.
Arrive at Lsndenberg, aso, O. u, RSc neon,
$40. p. N
Leave Landenberg, O. m, i2-5o, p. n
arrive 81 WILMINGTON e.ot, a. 10, AIS, p. nj.
2a80 u C<JRNRIlIL Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
h AILROAD LIExs.
nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON ANI
il HALrIMOhE RAIIIROAL.
,,a VoNa
rrnlns viii leave wilmington as fNIow

II EA1TlhOktE hA4lAsIAbs
july 20, 1880.
Trims viii leave Wilmington os fslows:
For Philadelphia and Iptcrrneajete Eta
Mons, 100, s.lO, Io.so q m, a3O,s 400, T09, s-St
p. N.
Philadelphia (Express e.EO, 900, s.t4, 1000
q. N 2.1D, e.4s y. IN.
Philadelphia and new YORK 2.22, $50, 7.oo,
1909, 8. NJ, I2.s9, La, s.O7 p. u.
Baltimore and intermediate ist0tioiaA, S.S1
q, n. az p. IN.
Balufuore ana Bay Line, Eec .. m.
baluIn0Te and WaAhinSton, I2.sl, aco, Ilo,
e,sb o. ni., lz.b2. LOa, Gt8. 7.08 p. IA,
Trains Tor Delaware Dlvigion leave Ter
Now eaatls, 600, s.2s .. a., LOO, a.vo, .. &c
p. n.
Harrington and Insesnodiste Stations, o.2C
q NJ, LOS, o.86 y. II.
DelnsT and 1ntermodtats Bsticns, s.R6 q.
n, LOO D. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
PhiIadslphis and intermediate 3tattn1s
al0 q. M, Zoo, 6SO, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and New YorK, 1.2J q. ~
baltimore and Washington, i2.6l, 2.o9 q. pn.
For further Information passengors arc 70.
tefred 10 tho time tables posted az tho depot
II. K KENHEY. Supl
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

Several pew-holders in church Of
!his city, where tho pastor is continual
~ ref'rrlug 20 tho Democracy, have
Withdrawn. +"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Mg. BAYARD WONT AHRwz IN

Young wilmHpgtoniao wants
Information on she Tariff ques-
tIou, bat aRr. hay ard fails 10 give
it,
| Nc. Henry s. Maddoak, q young mar
eNplOyed in the Harlan & Hollings,
fwoIih car shops, writes 70 the RRPuLI.
CAN stating that few days ago while
diselssing the political questions Of the
campaign, that Of the tariffs OF 1912
and lS46 cAne up and among others
things IL was said that the Democrats
we're rot true to their promises Of 1874.
Mr.. Maddox moi finding any thing at
hand defnit3 upon the subject, wrote
to Hon. William D. Kelley and got
promptly from him 10 reply history
Of tho whole affair. Mr.. Kelley In his
letter said: "Yours OF the 25th await
I'D my relurn from Chicago where |
had been speaking on the tariff. and
had In the couTss Of my remarks told
the itory OF the infamous treaohesy by
which usder ths cry OF Polk, Dallas
and the tariff OF 1912, the free trade
Democracy had carried the country and
obtained power 10 repeal the tariff Of
1843, and established the tariff for rev.
epus only, known as the tariff Of l846.
| Iheard NJ. Dallas when addressing
his fellow citisens who had called 10
eopgratnla,e him upon his nomination.
ASSURE them that Mr. Polk was a better
tariff man than Mr.. Clay, and that NO
vote or word OF his (Oallas' should
go toward repeating the tariff OF l842;
Yet he gave q casting vote fer its re-
peal. What the effect Of that tariff for
revenue was upon the workingmen and
revenues Of the country you will And
By reading the little speech Of which |
send you copies, and which | hope you
" i'll distribute. Yours very truly,
W. d. KELLHY.
Mr.. Maddox then wrots 10 Hon.
rho8, r. Bayard, stating the question at
issue and wishing to recsivs from him
his relation OF the action OF the Demo-
cratic party upon the tar ff Of lS42 and
1874, - $50 whether his relation Of "
agreed with what Mr.. Kelley said. The
letter was sent to Mr.. Bayard on the
18th, but mp this Tins hs has not
deemed proper to answer the request
OF Mr.. MAddock.
He knows that the Democrats de-
csived the people in 1876. and that
Gsc. u. Dallas Judas like, betrayed his
OCnstituens just IS Hancock will do
at the bidding OF ths Southern briga-
deirs, should he be given the Opporlu-
nifty.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

Remember the polls open at 8 O'Clock
and close at 5 O'Clock, on Tuesday
next.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

NOTICE-A MEETING OFTHETRUs.
~ tees oI the Poor OF New Castle oognty,
will BE- held at tho Almsbeuse on Wednes.
day, October ~, at 10 o'c ock, =. Ii All
persnns having bills will pres Mt ths1l on or
b. re that day. Tho supply Committee
viii meet ct the Alm'h us", on Saturday,
90; ;0ber -, at II O'Clock, .. m, when propo,
tals will be received TOR furnishing the insu.
tuition for the next three months With b. cad,
Meats and Tobacco. ]. W. OmCH,
lO-gL ~, 20, HeerOt4Fy.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

l vD. !' LOAN ON FIRST MORT.
Fsty ", 10 Runs Of $500 to $4,000 I city
'V' Ia ms ppIy to
Ian GEO. Il TnWNSENO,
Sc---,-,--.-- SO Market Rtress.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

E,yrFp-A MIDDLE AGED COL
Ted nan and vita or settled white
I,.Ngo Ia the sounty. FOR in'orAiA'
L,a,y loo gsshinglOn st. ioS1-ti
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
CANN'S
KIDNEY
CURE.

Ter Diseases Of Kidneys and Liver, which
produce pain in the back and intense suffer.
Ing. Send for bottle OF y. X. o.; 1t cures 0
failed. 1t will help you; get It now. sl per
bottle, 9 for So. At druggists or sont on re
celpt Of price. Used In the best families.
CANN & CO.,
y0o Fenango street, Philadelphia.
A SURE CtJRE. Enclose Scent stamp for
ciioular.
For sa,a by Il. " Watson aos Market
L. Itrte Bu! as. WilmiAston, Dol.
tl6.m-w-s.1m
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

[,,FTgp - aOUD OOukS, UhAM.
Ab,ro,ids . ID child's rurses ard aisp
A Nh h, general houseWorE hsd nj ths
Erpn!gtacc ottAoe, slo ratnali st.
|u9}t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
FINANCIAL.

~ ~, = TO L'sA IL LARGE % Gsa
Rs "SIOunts orr @rwt mort
~ Ssiiy properly.
Ri,r,,. NNs Th, Treasurer,
Mi nsSnvi~Gs Rmnd k0c'y..
- "o M0S ket nj %II. Ba1
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
LADIES, aGNTs aad ,txsSEs.

Also opening 8, lOrgo and well 'electst
stock OF Beaded TriIanings, F&ncy Buttons
Embroidered Zephyr Work, Hand mad
Knit Goods, Germantown %O0l. WoOiel
Ynrng, hn.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN A.
~ association. new stock now offered.
Apply 70 GRU. O. MARlc, Secretary,
l0Glm-0oE No. COL 8hlpley St.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
N Office.

| IN p'rst 10 do general bOusawork can
and situations At 4l6 Tatnall n. lOE5tst
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

C-,TK--sMALL BOlLEHJ SUIT
" 4. snIJ. =, s.am yacht OF aaasi buelno
n y KaG st. o-Os.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

[e-o,1E-rgU WE'LL BEtD ia o.
e ) -. 80 eli huut Iieht day. Ap'
w. eig0r ALLEN, Soath Wilmington.
|gtst
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
res SALE.

.-.,T-A GOOD STEAM WHIS
,DR 4Is,,,I,s Ia tug boar or nnanutactEr
.le,t',h'1S5t. ~ tiT5t Apply NHuBLIoAn Of
g1,isaln'A" b-l2u
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
wAnTED.

3 prsr.-GOoMs ron. RHNT. AP
4 Jill! King st WI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
miller A. d His Miracles,

Specla! CONTRACT all! oe made with yearly ad'
ygrtisers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
Bv Green & Wise

Dy 0TB0u ~ wv leo
Real Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
pUILUING LOT OR LOTS FOB SALE
- BY PUBLIC AUCTION Oh AT Phi
VATESALE.
7hs undersigned, commissioners, appointed
oy decree of the Corporation Court for the city
Of Alex sndris made at the November term,
!:sl in certain suit therein pending. will offer
IN sale BY public auction, or if not sold at pub.
ssuc:ion, st private sale, LOT OF GROUND,
2ssnning st the intersection of the south side OF
Wilkes street with the west eide of Alfred street.
md iunping thence south with Alfred street snd
ending thereon 176 f. et inches; thence west
Md Mdpsrslel with Wilkes street llS feet inches;
esnce north parallel with Alfred street l76 feet
'lncbes to Wilkes strest; thonce east with
Wilkes street and binding thereon 1a3 feet B
nches TO the beginning Said lot will be sold as
!shole or divided into eight lots, fronting on
Alfred street 70 f.et BY 123 feet inches.
Terms OF Sale: Ore fourth OF the purchase
honey in c,sh; the resi ue in three equal in
nments At one, two and three years. with in:
arrest. for which the bonds of the purchaser will
Atsken. and the title to be retained until the
mole purchase money shall have been paid
rssie to take place in front OF the Corporation
Hu.t room, on Fairfax street. on aTU kDA .,
es Alb day Of Decem Der, 1880 ct II m.
GEOKGE a. MOo dBACH,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
aoVl0 -eots Commissioners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

yaAKGE lHpOICE OF CLGAhS AND
IL DULMAFS.
.- Tturadsy, Nov. 4sh 1850.
We have just received ttom the manu-: cturers
the largest and chespest assortment OF Closhs
and DoImans va hsve ever Brought to this mar,
Ret; also another tut supply OF theae two ano
three button KID GLOVES. Every pair WAT
rsntea. Call and see them
nova No. 20, RiLg st j., alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

ssiSUS CURE FUk LONSUMPflUN-6s
I the season for Coughs and Colds ls again
upon us W. desire orc nore- TO call The ht'ea.
ton of our customers to the above lDvauaole
Hr,t introduced this Preparation into tins secIlon
of country, and GU, ssles of il have contnu' d
annually largely 10 incressr, and With uhinter'
ruptsd Satisfaction to 81: who have ue1 1t Also
PTS IS CUkE FOR CaTAkRH, sure reme'
4 q for that very common and dsagreesD!e dis
sSae. Both prepsrs tio;s sre pnt up IN oo!tles
nj two sizss, r.tsiing a. 25c snc 81 respectively.
Tbe trade supplied at prcprletol's rstes
ue JANNHY & co,
.ct2 Wholesale Agents 80 q lo2 Klpg st.
TRE CBLsBheTEp hU5SiA CEMENT.
4 It cemen,s perfectly wood, leather, glass;
marble, crockesy, jsweiry, ornaments. &C 81 q a
"a pron out cea superior to any glue known. IL
is y liouio. and Is slwsys ready for uss For
sale or hcLhaN % .,,.
sepl4 70 hins ssioes'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

VHUSTEk'S SALE OF LAND IN FAIR.
= Fax COUNTY-By virtu, of deed of
saH trou Theodore l. Chsss. aud being thereto
'aared BY parties sec u led thereov, the under.
aaed, trustee in said Iced, will Offer for sale at
,aoIc auction in front of Catts' tavern, in the
''-ase OF West End. and county OF Fairfax, at
save o'clock m, on ATUkDAY, the An
Nof Eecem Der, 1870 the TRACT OF LAND
SsSTeyed to him in said deed. and described as
s.OWs, viz: Beginning at dead poplar stand.
ccs On the seu.h side Of Dogue run, q corner of
H.,psntsrs pstent, now VIM. Violetss; thence
,Si', 80 poles to three marked white oak
asphngs; thence 8. 25lo. ". lila poles to sick.
nnynd pile of stones thence with the line OF
~ S'aas acOarty Johnston n. S2a0; ". lSI poles
w W marked dogwood, corner to Elijah Comp
.as lot; thence with bis line n. $40. Q. II poles
~, stake on Dogue 1us; thence down the sew
"a IN courses AID mesndefs thereof to the begin
'TTs Containing 81 acres and 60 poles.
'esms OF Sale: Cssh.
.,. FRANCIS Z. SMITH,
oc'SO-w4W Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

TNGLIsH CHOW CAoW OR CaoP
T. PiCKLE.-A package OF mixed specs
for ffty cents, or will be sent by mail, postage
paid, 70 any address for sixty cents Full dl-
rectlons for use acc, mpany each package:
JANNEI 90.
eot.7 Druggists 70 and l52 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
MONDAY. NOV EMBER %. 1880
BuOrS AeD sH :sES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GsNTLEMEE: {:

We hsvs large stock o. & GETo Fine eoolo
and SHOES very superior quality, mads oy
hand which Cannot be u-passed in style, gu .l'
ity or price A man may be decked IN eood
suit of clothes and new hat but If he has mol
tidy feet be is not considered we'll dressed.
These goods will bs aold f1r much less thsn
they c,n be bought for in this tom or Washing
ton. All Wa hsk is fer you to come and examlne
them. w. WA1DEY, lIO Ring St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
To the Ladies.

Wehsvsa q great mary new styles for ls6iss'
wear that are resily bes u:'fu'. Ladies VINO nave
any desire to present a handsome understanding
will 90 we'll TO examine thsm st
WaDnEY's, ll0 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

las F CARLIN s &SoNS, Hard ware Mer.
j chants, 63 King street Have IN stock a
complete ssso1tment If hardware. Cutlery,
Guns, Pistols, Shells, Caps, Cartridges, Farm
RelIs Spovsis Forks, Spades. &C Breech
loading Guns, Shells, Shell Gaps, Bslts and
Loading Inp ements at ,,,,.,
sen % 63 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
SYSS.EsL1ssr.
2SG AUTUMS' I SSE

BkNNG,,E, l 9 King st-est calls ilenll0n OF
residents and Visitors to MS neW urrang snts.
He has ar,ans I'd his psriors tor ssrTlnE deli
cious
OYsTRRS IN kLL STYLES.
to allies aud geute nan in % amer a. acc pit
able as be sefves Ice Cream He insG c3 the
pcs OF the ma;kss Fn;ED. STE W ED,
kvASTEG, BhOi LE3, EoCaLLOPED and
kA W, st tie lowest rates
His ICE CRGaM, AS low in price as any
WHOLESOME cream in the country Heat -
full hahd made c,uiles tr 70 from T a RHA ALB =
or glucose.
Cream Puffs, Tarts and Pastry. Candies and
Taffy OF sll Rln6s Pies Il specially, Fruits,
Eu:e Uonfsctoaeries, Osroms;s, and Sugarei
Fruits Ills CAhEj. Black, Fruit, Pou I'D J,l!y
and Fancy Ornameated aud Plata, are sold
cheaper than they c.a oe manuiactu I'D at home.
He Caters tor families snd entertainments.
sep %5.f ,.. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

EKsNCgS PATENT ShOTFEK hold
A. RRS, Japanned and Galvanized, the best
thing cut for holdDg shutters at ai.y angle. a
supply on hand at 50 King on the cornsr OF
Royal st. Call and see. e.
oct1o T. T. CRKIGHTOH & SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

: LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
II STOCK OF
MISSES AND GHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SEGE
Of everv desciotiop. wh CT will be sold cheaper
than thsy can bo bought elsewhere, They are
the best in The msrket
WADDEY, 10 Eing 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-18
MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS OF OUR NEAR NEIGHBOURS.
RICHARDSON.
correspondence NJ The Herald.
RInnARDAON, FebTnaTy n


RICHARDSON, February IL, lsso,
Our school IL under the successful man
apement of Professor McMurray, assisted by
M wife and accomplished daught r, The
Professor Ia gentleman Of marked ability
"A an experienced teacher, and exercises
great energy in the advancement OF his
students,--The young of our vicinity are
wide awake 10 sense Of social Interest,"
Thesoul.sliring violin seems nj times 10
awake new Ito in those who engage in the
merry dance; while others delight In listen
inc TO the sweet tones Of the piano, accom-
PANIED with merry voices, or, join in the
happy play.--Miss Della Blackburn, n
beautiful and accomplished young lady Of
Dallas Is visiting relatives and friends at
Richardson. W. hope her stay in our midst
has been TO hera source ofmuch happiness
Mr., John Skilos and Miss Emma Csbbell
were united in the holy bonds of matrinony
ON the u inst, Rev. j. IL. Sklles of Dallas,
oillc ating. Standing beside en- were Mr..
j. w. Skies and NJ IS NJ, 4, Fitzgerald Mr.,
Chapman Blewett and Miss Matte Skes,
All were in tho richest attire, and looked ex-
ceedingly beautiful. We wish the lucky
John and his blooming young bride much
happiness. May the sunshine of pleasure
fun softly around them, and may they ever
be surrounded by many kind and loving
friends to greet them on their march to
heaven.
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Died.

JONES Yesterday morning at half-past ten
O'clock, Mrs. j j, Jones departed This life
NJ tho residence OF her husband, corner of
Is owder and Canton streets, after u linger-
Ing illness Of consum ption
The funeral will TAX place this morning
at 10 o'clock from the late residence of The de-
ceased, and the interment will be at Trinity
cemetery. The many friends of the family
are Invited to attend A loving wife, u ten
der and affeetionate mother, she has gone TO
the better land while the stricken husband
and bereayed children remain behind In an
guish of heart Tho Father, who doeth all
things well, knew what was best, and His
mercy will temper the pain Of parting even
as He tempers the wounds to the shorn lambs
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JEFFERSON.
Reported Daily.

Reported Daily.l
JEFFERSON, February II, 1880.
Business during the past week has worn a
cheerful aspect has been coming
in freely and brought prices satisfactory to
the producer. Jefferson compress is
run to its utmost capacity, and our home
railroad. (the East Line has been as busy as
a hee.---The Mardi Gras celebration at Gal
weston, New Orleans and Shreveport, all had
representatives from our city These repre-
sentatives have been returning all the week
and looked faded great auctioneer,
(iosack,) sold some of Cunningham g. Ellis
condemned mules at auction on Saturday
evening; in accounting for their
weather-beaten and worn appearance, he
announced that it was not permanent debi'-
ity that was the matter with them, but that
they had just the day before returned from
the Mardi Gras. The point was appreciated
by the crowd.-I hear sol 9 complaints of
the price of board at the hotels. 1t is not
right to take advantage t.,tour necessities
One of our merchants tEh,raphed to his
partner as follows: "They p We raised board
on me ST. day; send me . CHECK for $500.
won't stand the raise wsed o, at home on
Friday" Ward Taylo aS'y @ Jimplecute,
is the delegate from this SPACES ito the great
Greenback convention, led truslvenes at st.
Louis on March ALL Iahn - is max
ing preparations to describet An old
stager remarked to a SIX hutriter that
this convention ought tced g Wmlraged, as
it was the only kind ola q wv eneV this pa ty
was ever likely to have o, west Of irst Msrch.
1t is generally agr'es;less 'rty,er'on Is
looking up Real estat size o. thS soSrt more
demand for city proper n ~ s on. west. ave ad
vanced ut least twenty7o one other trac-r he
rise in the Bayou lakes: Being ten q gwen
pioni'so VI carry haVig'S1D and de, ded ID ,,s;,
large numbers of duckson. ii. adj bearit 'is''
us-Fish ofthe very sription OF said tene on
the msrSe of in inmansSid Kuight; deed oarge,
fat groo, III 1,.1Ii oks OF said county, . on
AZ Az. Steon-heau ducks and 8il, aud which 50 nd
the market.-Our y IL trust to secure the,a..1u
lately indicted Coupamsory note therein M
Urquhar created default has been ,ernrnr e"s on
In'nge inc otner obi holders thereof, aud in
the decree of the Coiaof said deed ol trust "
that county scrip vabove described nieml,e5S
rooo;ssh saNos' cor, in said city of Dallas,l
IeoeVaOle Tor man. fav of February, 1850, ms,
preciated. Many ey. 1850. f. NJ. WHIT
revive it, but witho,sf
came into office. Il Nr--TuErToRD date Tn