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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-16
4 Mexican War Reminl .cence.

Few ever measured the lengthening
miles with as anxious hearts as did these
travellers. Guadalajara had forgot Its
flowers and birds and bursting vines.
The whole city was alive with the news
war; war! The hot rumors were blow
ing thick from the Rio Grande. AS may
be imagingd, DIR. Wood did not now
court observation. He hatsened to q
hacienda, or inn, and went ut once to
his room. The adjoining room was sep
arated from him only by a thin parti-
ton, and was occupied by some Mexican
officers of rank. He overheard their vi
client talk and hot discussions, and the
facts he learned were startling. Hostili-
ties had begun on the Rio Grande. He
heard them reading an account of the
capture of Captain Thornton and his
dragons. DR.. Wood Immediately pro-
cured Mexican newspaper with full
narrative of the affair. This sufficiently
corroborated in outline the facts he had
so fortunately overheard from better
authority. There was no doubt now.
and was the bearer of hostile dispatches.
1t was a moment of extreme peril to an
American officer. But it was moment
of destinies. 1t was one of those preg-
nant pivotal moments alluded to. And
fortunately the great republic had in
this far-away spot one citizen who was
not even thinking of personal safety. hut
was coolly revolving plan after plan to
aid her. Sloat must know this news be-
fore Seymour, or California was lost
But how? how? Dispatches were to go
forward, and dispatches were to go
back. Information was to be collected
for the Government, and information
was to be sent for the Government DIR.
Wood, notably cool man, of large in
telligence, looked ut his problem as a
statesman and as a military man. He
knew as we'll as any the importance of
this news. He was learned, far-sighted;
and even then was looking to the future
of our country. Fortunately his per-
sonal courage was such that he was not
hampered by single thought of dan
ger. He wrote full account Of
all he had overheard. He re-
corded the facts told and the
views expressed by the Mexican off
GERS. He translated the newspaper ac-
counts. When he had finished he in
closed the whole to Commodore Sloat.
This packet he took to Mr.. Parrot, who,
from his large commercial relations in
Guadalajara and Mazatlan, was enabled
to procure courier without exciting
suspicion. This courier, ignorant of
course of the news he was bearing, bnt
by the offer of reward at
the end of his journey, rode night and
day till the packet was delivered at Ma
zatlin, and thence Immediately trans
mitted to Sloat A thrill Of excitement
ran through the whole squadron. among
those who were permitted to know the
news. The Cyane and Levant slipped
out of the harbor, under secret orders,
for Montery, and the rest of the squad
ron was held in readiness to act in
stantly on any further information
which might be received from the com
rade who was in the very center Of the
enemy's country G. j.. =. Wood in
Californian for December.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-16
JC>T IN TINE.

Dinner was over at last, and Mr.. Wal
ter Currie English Commissioner at the
up-country station at Huttee-Bagh, in
Northern India, had gone up on the We
randall with his wife and his two guests,
the Colonel and Major of the til Light
Infantry, to enjoy the cool of the even
ing
On three sides the house was sur
rounded by its compound, large en-
closed space serving for the purpose Of
a courtyard, but the fourth was only
separated by a small patch of garden
from the public road, along which a
number Of native women were passing
with their little pitchers upon their
heads.
The sight of them naturally turned
the conversation upon favorlte subject
with all Anglo-Indians, viz, the charac-
ter of the natives and the best method of
dealing with them.
There's only one way" said the Colo
me-, emphatically. Tell EN- what they
are to do. make EN- do it, and thrash 'em
well if they don't. That's my way"
well, | venture to differ from you
there, Colonel" said Mr.. Currie, quiet
w. Il had to do some thrashing once
or twice, l own, but most of my native
servants seem to get along very well
without If, ard they serve me excellent
ly, Iassure you"
II wish you had been in my place,
then, retorted the Colonel: you'd have
changed your opinion, warrant you.
Why, the year before last, when l had
charge of two battalions of the rascals
down at Sutteepoor, because there was
not another Queens officer within reach
Just like my COMPOUNDED luck!-there
was no getting anything done unless l
did it myself. By Jove, sir, had to do
everything at once-my own quarter
master. my own sergeant major, my own
caterer, and
And your own trumpeter, Col An
nesley?" asked Mrs. Currie. with an arch
smile.
The Colonel's broad face redeemed
eminously, and an explosion seemed i'm
insnt, when sudden clamor of an angry
voice from the road below drew them
all to the front of the verandah.
The cause of the disturbance was WISH
Bile at glance. Two half-drunken Eng
fish soldiers, staggering along the road,
had come into violent contact with ma
tive who was running past; and one Of
them, enraged at the collision. had felled
she poor lad to the ground, and was I'M
clasping his own belt with the evident
intention of beating him numerically.
Serve the young whelp right, shout
ell the Colonel, rubin his hands;
''that's Just what they all want"
The other officer, Major Armstrong
popularity known as Major Strongarm-
was huge, brawny, silent man, whose
forte lay in acting rather than in talk
ing.
During the whole discussion he had
sat like q great bronze statue, never ut
tering word; but at the sight of this
man III using this child, he woke up
rather startlingly.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-16

Stains. -Remoye ink stains from car
pots with milk, and niterward wash with
fine soap, clean brush and warm water.
For grease spots use powdered niagpesia,
fullcr's earth, or buckwheat. Sprinkle
on the spot and let lie until the grease is
absorbed; renew the earth, magnesia, or
buckwheat until all the grease is rc-
moved. Time and patience will in this
way remove the worst Of grease spots.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-16

Ceremonies differ In every country. but
true politeness il ever the Same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
FINLEY TALKS BACH.

He Rndlz nantIy Dealas wFIt'nn
the Anonymous letter 90 Hon
w. n. springeR.
Mr.. H. II. Finley accused Of writing
an anonymous letter TO Hon. W. n.
Springer Offering his wife $4,000 II he
would vote to retain Wash burn in his
seat has written letter denyins the
charge. The following are extracts
from tho letter
am informed that Hon. William N.
Springer, NJ. c. from Illinois, on the
floor Of the House yesterday, made the
charge that certain anonymous letter,
dated March 4, and mailed March 8, In
which 5000 was offered 10 him II he
would support Hon. W. D.Washburne,
Of Minnesota, In the pendipg contested
election casa, was written by me, or by
some one for me. desire 70 state. IN
squivosally and positively, that I never
wrote any sush letter, or employed any
other person to write IL, and did not
know Of Ito existence until after MY.
Springer had shown 1: TO Hon. George
w. Ialian. II was simply impossible
that | onuld have mailed any such
letter 70 Mr.. Springer on the Sth Of
March, for l we'll knew early on the
Of that day Mr.. Springer was
In New York, and that he had made .
pair with q Republican memssr Of the
Election Committee on both propositions
that 10 to say, that he WAS committed 10
the policy Of unseaslns Mr.. Washburne
aud seating Mr.. DoAnsily. There was,
no motives on my part TO
"bulldoEs" him, for I vas perfectly
satisfied with his position.
was astonished beyond expression
when 1 learned, o few days afterwards,
tha. the Republicans were claiming Mr..
Springer a. upon their side. wrote,
earnestly and warmly, DO.
sause did not wish 70 see Mr.. Spring
sP injure HE own reputation and At
he same time oppose the great inter
ssts Of the Democratic party. II /
spoke too strongly In that letter, or in
any other way was guilty Of any I'm
propristy, ] regret it,. I have no hos
Iility to Mr.. springer and no desire 70
10 him an injustice. I think, however,
that ID would only have been fair upon
his part, when he made 30 serious q
,hargs against me, II he had command
I'd q eonmittse Of investigation and
siven me an opportunity - hAvO
10 Tended myself on the records Of the
Ialns body in which the attack was
made. / am very respectfully, yours,
Il. II. FrALkY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
sheshing sawmsli Accident

The Somerset, Pa, Herald" ssyr:
"Ons Of ths most slcksning accidents IL
has ever bean our duty to record hap.
pensd At a steam sawnill At Rockwsod,
last friday. Mrs. Anthsny GrowAll. On
aged and highly esteemed lady Of the
place, was at the mill gathering chips
and kidding for this purpose she had
gotten under the table on which was
fastened q circular saw. The miller,
not notioing her, started the engine
Just as the unfortunate lady was direct
ly under the saw. A wo'lon hood
which she wore caught In the teeth and
in an Instant the rapidly revolving saw
had penetrated her head from the
crown TO the chin, literally saving 1t
In tive. OF course, death was instanta-
neous."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
letter Prem west Virginia.
Bro CREEK CorrAGR, 4
summer Co., w. Va,
April 4. 1885,

April 4, 1880.
DBAR RRpUEIIoAE:-Liks Peter OF old
I vent a fishing and casting my
net on the right side Of the ship, (that
Ia my canoe, l Oast the RRUBLroAs
into the water and Il went down the
rapids TO nobody knows where. had
Just reosivsd DIT and sountsd on q pIsas.
ant evenings reading, "but the hes,
concerted plAnS Of men and mice gang
aft . glss." Won't yea send me
another copy as oaz't get along with
out IL.
l said ! wont a6Ehlng; veil, / caught
Q ans mesa Of cum nsA and bass, bat
The less Of the RHFusLIoAs, spoiled the
relish Of the fry.
We are just planting oatA; onions
and bsets are up and We are preparing
10 do some tall gardening. Our wheat
looks very fine and the prospect for q
large crop IA good.
The weather Is very warm the ther.
nomster marking 80 70 day. Yestsr-
day, Sunday we had heavy thun-
der gust, and | think the lightning In
West Virginia has been more terrific
than any ever witnessed.
We will In q few days be CALLED 10
make choice Of Judge for eur Circuit
Court. The present incumbent 10 Ho-
mer A. Holt, Democrat, bat, revsythe-
less an upright man, q just judgs and
In every way qualified for the post. He
will no doubt receive q large majority
Of the votes east.
-Four years ago In communication !
stated that General Gran, would be
our next President. Events which
have transpirsd since then iortify one
Ia that opinion. Now 1t is net fore
gone conclusion. The stars are for him,
everything points to him as the com
ing man and IL Ia sheer folly for any
body 10 aght against the inevitable.
With Grant an era Of peace and pres
psrisy will commence and this nation
towering in her strength stand above
Ill others ~ the protector Of the down
troddeH, the foster mother of,the Hsbls
and the good, while the eyes Of all eth.
or nations will view the greatness. the
power and the glory Of this, the model
government Of the world. 80 mote 1t
be. ! may DO thought enthusiastic,
bat I think l speak the verde Of truth
and soberness. W. B. ".
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

Disrasli is so badly beaten that he
thinks Of coming to this country and
buying Cincinnati, where II he cannot
b. An earl, he can be the owner Of ba'
cons field.
The report that GLASS in journalism
Is to be started at Cornell University,
has got abroad, and the streets Of Ithi-
Ga are now vocal with the cherry tin
tinabulstion of scizsor grinders bells.
"Madsm," said q lawyer to his lady
client, Sin this case shall charge only
q nominal fee." "a nominal feel" ex-
claimed the lady; "that's phe-nomi'
nal"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
.ROoERIRS DOWN.

/ have this day resolved large lot Of gro.
cories which win seil cheaper than can be
bought In this city. Our Aln is to convince
those who call that this IL o Fact. especially
those who are aboRt to rornoye 10 the western
end OF the city. We sell nothing but trst-
class goods at the very loaest market prices.
We do not allow no grocer in this city to sell
cheaper than US. Our Flour We sell at $500,
100 and tT.7S; Patent Flour, $50 per barrel.
Our can't -four We will guarantee. Ourl0
cent. Drips IL tho best seld In the city for the
money, II formerly sold at Is cts.; Coffse from
10 oonts up our 40 cent Tea We recommend,
and NO do not sell any goods wo cannot 70
commend. Corn, Oats. Hay and straw for
on hand fuii supply Of fresh and salt Meats
cf all kinds. Gail and satisfy yourself that
thoso are iAska. Oeal OH ITO test. II eta per
gallon. PErEkJ. FORD,
Asst Front aAd MARYLAND ave. city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

A UNIT SALLY, HAVE YOU EVER
"A boon Of the Gangers' Store, los East
eth street Ifyou have not been, 90 at once
and got BOme Of their SlSe. hoar; Il is exced
lent: and their -. -four is the hest in the
city Tor the price. 1t would pay you to see all
their dried pears, peaches, apples, prunea
and German pears. Aunt sally, Just try their
40 good for the money. Catsup, 100 per quart
Get some fried oysters and try It. Rice, 4 ~.
ior $50, and corn starch, D. fer 26c. ! can't
tell you all, Aunt Sally. Jutgo yourself and
see. Granyes's Stote, los East ON street.
RIoGta L. M. WIER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
NEW dKOORRY sToHK.

GecrEe H. Wheeler, le4 +. Second &C hae
lately hnished aud completely romodeled
the old stand, having torn out all the old fix
tures. The new ones makes the store second To
and hy care III attention to business he hopes
to merit continuance Of the same. He has
laid In new stock OF choice groceries, and
shall endeavOr to mako the prices for good
goods a. low IS the lowest. He extends Q
cordial Invitation TO all To come and see the
new store. Very Respectfully.
GEO. E. WHETHER,
a-lSd l0i 4. End ST., city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
norlCEs.
NyUICE.
NUTIUE.
Nv UrYios Or THE SxssBE Oolpns- !
SLOWER, No. Ok C. Sixth street

IN UFYIoH or THE SxSssF Oolnns-
SLOWER, No. 8M C. Sixth street.
WnarHoToN, DKI., April Q, 1885.
Property owners and agents vii please TAX
notice that the following ordinance relating
to pavemepts will b. strictly enforced, and In
order 10 ave themselves unnecessary trouble
and expense they will please observe 1t:
"OTdiDanes relating 70 payemsnts: Whom.
ever any detects or obstruetions are found by
tho Stroot ConmisEionUr Or reported to him
Ne shall forthwith cause the pavement or
sidewalk TO be repaired or tho deieots or CD.
straetionB to be removed rs the proper costs
OF tush swner or agent OF tho property 10
which tho properly belongs and report the
bills 10 tho CITY Council N be collected Os-
lore the Mayor" LUIS Z, LYNCH,
4sIHd Street COMMISSIONER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

NYOW OPENED. X. CHANDLER d
~ Cos. Grocery store, with an entire stock
Of new groceries Of the best quality, which We
will sell at the very lowest cash prices. Pure
spices and the best grades OF nour In the
market. Gall aud DO convinced be sure
you 10 " tho right place.
IS X. Bird ST., (Odd Fellows Han
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

CUSIE A. MCCALL WILL p .,ElEA
- commence running between a
this city and Pennsgrove, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 30,
And make two round trips on Tues
day, wednesday, Friday and Saturdays.
Leave Penn sgrove at and 2; Wilmington
at IL and O'Clock.
asst CAPT. DENNEY & BROS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
BOUGHT TIKI

A CARD.-HAvINa BOUGHT THE
IN ontiro smeGhinery and STOCK Of the
Wkeel Factory Front and Justison, formerly
owned by Vim. Fotbel, who will continue As
our Superintendent We ara prepared to manu-
facture all kinds OF patont and plain whsels.
including bicycle wheels. We also manuiac-
tue spokes, hubs and foloes. Mr.. Forbes will
havo entire charge OF tie manufacture, and
shall endeavor BY hls ssperintendenos to turn
out good work. Our workneR are experienced
hands. Trusting that tho dealers and car
riago manufacturers who have been dealing
with tho old firm mey continue 10 favor US
with their orders, and that new ones may
drop In spsn uB, for ~ Of witch We shall be
thankful. d. II BUCKINGHAM,
43d&w6. D. q. BUCKINGHAM,
Trading 100 BUCKINGHAM Il BR0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

90 90 WIDOW LADY WISH
N ''a.lon rs house keeper eouA-
|Itr, Apply At,!9 Jsxerssn street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

EtD-OSE LANCE Or rive
W. y, tctelntnualcauny rooms, Lat aoOr ,
snIh and east Of French, Apply
" RIruB. otiise. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

H. a hOSILER WHO WILL
A,i himself generally assful; ref.
'p9 LkNUN & 90,
III Market u.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
STRAY sTRAW.

The well-known fact that Cinnamon
are handy about the house and can
cock, wash, iron, clean hose and tend
children as well as women ia having
the result that might have bsen sx-
pected. The girls are marrying China
men in every city to which they pane
trate. 1t is 80 much nicer to have a
husband who can do these little things
than to depend on ones mother or put
up with impudent servants.
A young Bostonian announced that
he was going to Leadville to engage In
hydraulic mining. " Yes" remarked
friend, "you are going to seek the
bubble reputation at tho lannon's
mouth. ---"Hour."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

kgNr-ArI FINE HOUSE ON TAT
! Il with every modern convenienoai
Ss, goot ncighbofhOod ; In splendid
1 .6n;eo asnoS Of tho iateness Of the
IN he reated ut . reduction.
HEALD l. CO.,
n3n It'll and Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

byyT-YHE Two OFFICES S.
|sr, Sd and Shlplsy s's., lately oocn,
L. UR, IL GARRETT,
~ 2z0 Shipley u.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

- FIRSP-ULASS CAN
pe!a'er, whs o4n DO all kinds Of
ts,..s % 4 carriage shop. Apply
9N GEO. J. CHANDLER.
HOckessin, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
NO. ~ WEST SEVENTH STREET
.oOFING!ROOF1NGii

EMOy aL-JACOB Drummer HAS
r., removed his watch store from No. Ssl
Lombard /. 500 King II, where he will b.
pleased to attend t, all whs may favor him
with their patronage. H2blmd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
FOR RENT +.

srvr New Houses on thirteenth
y, " netWesn West and Warrington
IN lor. Apply to JOIN 1nEEN'
''o naY-6dU
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

ypARTItS WISHING THEIR PIANOS
or organs tuned, Sc, by James Shebe,
mr. at prbf. r, Aliens Music Store Masonic
Temple. +elmoH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
WAETKD.

y LD.-A SITUATION As A GRO
n e'e;S Slth cxpo'Ienss can give
Fee H., RKsUD. cfnso. dJ.as
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
GROCERIED.

Om"assostnsnt OF the finer grsden o4..Tea
and Coffee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally. 10 one Of the beCt. Prices
Away rigut. SUGAR AT COST TO GUS
TOMERS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

N6oNgv TO LOAN--IN SUMS OF $500
M r. $500, on gooi flrst mortgages; city
pr'p'f' " aEoR i'll Il. TOWNSEND.
A7M 6le Market st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

QUESTIONABLE DRESS
pug ut sOS Market It. 4-T-ivs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

49, 1gsr-oL ,ss 10 FOnT
AL ". v,.cht Apply ". H. CoRN.
4 ny ss WIS st. Viii. Del. Salu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

4 rs MmN aOOD WHITE GIRL
l;rs d', ,s,o o;ss'sWorE, IN Al Nc. sss
'sirei. ky.2tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

Tash always nj commend for
~ MORTGAGES, large or anal city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
YMR SHE.RiFF.

EOR SHkRlFF.
The undec3Igned offers biHFseH % o sanA T.
date for the Hep1blioan nomination ioz
Sheriff Of New Castle county. and while 20
licitIng the votse Of hts fellow oiti.ens for the
once pledges hin sei 70 cordially support the
Rosaines whoever no may be.
M. H. PAXSON,
all-IWd-8 mW Penoa4er Hundnd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

Y, -, "A FIRST-,LASs OAR
" 'issssnith. Apply
aREiG L BOWB.
9th and Orange sts,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

\ 49, a.. SMART, ACTIVE AND
In IVA ny, Of Post la L Bro. .
'"'o'a' No. = E. sth st. 4.7-st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

AIOTIOE.-A FEW SHARES OF NEW
IN earies stock Of tho Oily Buiidlag and
Leon Association san still hs bad. The ehesp.
%. Association In the city for new borrowers !;
six per cent iatesN allowed Withdrawing
msmbers. Inquire Of a7G
J.E P1EhOk. Secretary,
o b Fifth street.. CIayt0n Houae Building.
NYOI1CA-THE DIAMOND STATE
Nv Ioen Association u now issuing new
stock, applications received any time b.
Gis0. u. NARIS, Secretary.
ofiicss No COL Shiplsy street, l2nG Hoor) opeE
day and evening. s-li'lm
NTOrICE. -F1xE HUNDRED SHARES,
~ 10Th SERIES NeohAaics loan Stock for
sails First payment on the second Tuesday
WI. MORROW, sce'y.
So tomSp Ay FroucA street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

|rer ' a, ~ BOY, (lo) AS
~ 'ss"are House ; reierensG
4B-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

YT1O THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
Z COUNTY
GHErLBMEH IL again offer myself as o
candidate for the once OF Sheriff, subject
to tho decision OF tho Republican nomination,
aOd solicit tae support OF my friends.
WILLIAM Il. PJEROE,
egT-A wilmington Hundred
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
LIME, SAND AND COALl

As I manufacture nv own LINE at my
WORKS in Lancaster DC unty, Pa. viii fur
nish lime at the very LOWEST PRIOE
either wholesale or retail. 8-6-3md
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

NEW HOUSES, soME
8ALE.-N, ,',n,oyeInSs d; prices lrtm
b modern ~ ysy easy would take
q = siI Il tTiNDALL = . so 3 + / =,
|g0l fToneh s"' 3ll.lmd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

|aas : - A WHITE AMERICAN
Il :Ior "f general houaeWork 10 q
,'e'' Apply TOl French 81. AGsst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

1 PROFKssIONAL CARDA
INEw REAL AL Eg q 1.c,E,.
IN. Il, COZ. SEVENTH And SIMPLIFY
RENTS PROMPTLY COLLECTED,
MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED,
IOONYEYANCIN9 In all Its BRANCHES
UnDEg Taa snrHEyIsIoE OF
ALBERT W: SMITH,
Dan atmy office boioro renting OF purchasing
-5-w-s-3v
T8gNsE
|ADl|,s! 30 { s \
v 20 /. 'i 4
JOHN nlaas'
ATTORNEY AZ LAW,
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