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New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
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Mero-3lorlS USQ5l1 Grlbnole.
foUNDED EY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER G, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

II Is noticeable that no flag which looks like the
rebel nag appears III Repu 1lIcaa procession. Tho
Republicans mud the Union flag good enough for
them without making any improvements III 1t.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

Hancock and English ore both sound on the mig
ger" English is on record firm in the belief that
slavery was divine lns tuition. and that the mig
ger &" when free ls a Nuisance which odght not to
be tolerated Hancock Is opposed to niger dom.
nation" and the Two. If elected could be depended
upon TO let the Sout h have lis own sweet viii with
the freedmen. Tne priucpes of Lee aud jackson
would be reIDstated with a shout.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
yr0eY 10 9orcrllsemcnis.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
METROPOLITAN CONCERT HAIL-Conccr;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
n,,r vopv NAVY TRlBrNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER G. 1890

kept quiet. Even Hancock, with his extt''hoN
limited knowledge of politics knew better Una" "
tumble into such a trap.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
4As !s.crst of Bgsiness Success.
Rates ofAdvertising

\ man with but one eye need
have no difficulty in understand
ing now business success is aehiev.
ed nowadays. To attempt to build
up Il successful trade BY the old
time, passive plan is almost out of
tho question, for the people have
been educated up TO looking into
the newspapers for information as
TO the points where the best and
cheapest goods can be obtained.
Although it does not by any
means follow that those who do
not advertise refrain because they
hayo nothing special to offer in the
way of bargains. yet such Is the
inference drawn by many purchas-
Grs. Advertisement writing has
become fine art. Many of the
advertisements Of the tho day fur
nish pleasant reading, especially
when the prices Of goods are an-
Eexcd. and those prices are low.
The most succeSSiu! dealers
now arc those who persistently
keep themselves before the people.
"1f," they argue, zone advertise
mcnt helps business somewhat, a
great many will help it still more,
hence we will keep it up during
the season." That there is ph;los-
ophy in that kind Of reasoning
seems clear. It is a fact that in all
our cites tho most successful mer-
chants, the men whose names are
most identified with those cities,
arc the men who advertise inces-
sanity and larscly.-Phik'ielphie
Star.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
lPRIrdL AND DEPARTURE
or TUE MliLS

C!arkshurg-hniIyrxcCpI Slndnys-leavcs
Wcs,on ut 5:5S-arlivCS NJ II \. ".
Bmxtnu Court Ilousc-dnily except Snn-
days-arriyCs ut lIrSton hy $3.50 ?. NJ, md
leaves Weston snmc day nj G:3O /. N
Glenyillr-,aily except SnndnyS-l aces
Weston ut 5 a. NJ. NnG arrives nj 5P N.
Buri,lmnnuu-arrivCs nj Weston la VI,
Tu.sdnys, Thursdays mud Satnrdays-leavcs
Weston 9P ". sumo days.
rhiiippi-nrri,cs al Weston TUESDAYS mad
Fridays Il, GP. N leaves Weston Frdncs-
day md Saturdays nj ! \. u.
MunRI PlrMsAnt--leIvCS Weston Mondays
and I thursdays al ! 4. .M.-arrIvcS rUc'lHNs
aud Fridays by 5 +. NJ.
West lTniou arrives Mondays at 7. "
--lcnvrs Weston Tuesdays NJ A. NJ.
Sand Fork &-Oncc wcrK-lcAvrs Weston
Nonlpysai 0 \. M.-.arrivCs Tuesdays III i
+. NJ. !.
40 rmtirs having mail to 90 should
mjur II 10 tho office half an hour before the
departure Of lhr malls.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
4 .ShdrpeI''s Trick.

Toby Hughes, of San Francisco,
quictrly bought 10000 shares Of
Challenge mining stock at 81 q
share, which was u!l that it was
worth. Through II friend ho went
through the form Of daily selling
some OF the stock ut an advance,
being always himself the purchaser.
In n month he got the quotation
up TO 81 30, though there l'nd been
no real saloB. Then he left with
several brokers bogus order from
Flood, the millions man, to buy it
at So. They thcreupon purchased
Tuby's 10000 shares, and he, with
$4,000 profit, hastily quilted the
city. Challenge has dropped back
10 II.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
The Training of Daughters.

Perhaps one Of the most lamen-
table errors of the present day ia
the manner in which our girls arc
trained. While proud and happy
parents are dcsirous that their
daughters he accomplished in mu-
sic, drawing. painting, and the Ian
guages, they seem totally to ig-
more tho more necessary arts OF
housekeeping and home making,
or to Imagine the knowledge of
such to bc degrading. We know
of no more pitiablc object than a
young wife placed at the head of
The husbands homc, utterly igno-
rant Of her duties as its mistress.
Trials. we'll calculated to make her
life miserable, await her, and many
Of the unhappy marriages, Of
which we know and hear, hsYq
their origin in just such causes;
for while men are loving and in
dulgrnt. they nrc selfish, but few
have sufficient sclr:denial 10 bear
patiently the mistakes that inter-
fore so materially into their com
forts.
a girl who has boon raised in a
well regulated and orderly house
hold, cannot understand the mis-
fortunes of such wives as We speak,
1t ia not only knowledge OF house,
keeping Which is so essential TO
the well.heing of a family, but it is
equally necessary to he thorough
Iy acquainted with the art OF home
making. 1t does not DO for tho
wife and mother to limit her efforts
to the wants only-physical, men
tai and moral Of the family. She
must understand how to keep her
house clean, and orderly; when
and by what means her house be-
came filled with impure air. She
must know what kinds Of food ars
easiest digestcd, which kinds n,l-
tritious. This Of course demands
some knowledge Of philosophy and
chemistry. Then too, she must
understand how to make clothing
suitable for winter and summer.
In short, u good wife and mother
must be familiar with the science Of
health, and the law Of hygiene.
Many persons imagine that
money will do away With all these
t ia!s and inconvenience. This
is all a mistake. Money will not
work; it only pays for having it
done. and when the mistress is ig-
nolant and incapable, much cannot
be expected from the servants. We
have seen well trained, competent
housekccpers take IN Indifferent
cook or laundress, and by patience,
and occasional direction Of affairs,
have the work satisfactorily done;
while on the other hand, VIC have
known ignorant and inexperienced
mistresscs to utterly full in having
any thing like comfort in her
household when employing q good
servant, for every establishment
must have Il head.
While accomplishments contrl-
butte greatly to the pleasure Of our.
selves and our children, We should
not forget the equally necessary
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS

Prcs's County Court. PETERSON.
Clerk J. WO0FTER.
Prosecuting Att'y-A. EDMlSTON
Sheriff J. G VANDERVOTR
Sup't. Free Schao!s G. ". CROOK
County Surveyor D. Y. PETERSON.
Assessor lSt District JOHN KEE
I" 2i Z" GEO FISHER.
Gu9Ga@@G5
Court House District.
G. ". Turner aud Z. bargain.
f''teman's Greek District.
Wm. Hall mud W. V. Wood
fuckers Creck District.
NJ. slcWnOrrcr mud D. L. Swishcr.
C"Hin's Settlement District.
s. u. Smith and ". X. Wilson.
.Skia G'reck District.
WV. ChidOslcr and " G. MoWhOrtcr
HOLDING OF COURTS.
C\veM>k SoAvts.
Lewis, Goth OF February mud August
Gilmcr, llIh OF March and 20th Sept.
up>hur, 95th Of May mud 9Th Dee.
Preston. I'D Of March and 81 October
Randolph. llIh CT May and 23l Nov.
Tucker, 10Th Of April aud Oct. 81.
Barbour. April 20 und November 2d.
Webster, 10Th Of Juuc and 9th Sept
l;raxtou, 18th March aml 18th August
HARRISON, 30lh May aud 3O'h October
calhoun, 49rh Of May and 10Th of Oct.
&oNM>N GoMvts.
I.cwi..-l'irst Monday in February,
April. June, August, October and
ncccmter-tho June mud October
terms for fiscal aud police business
only.
Gilmsr Second Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
December.
lTpshur Second Monday in February
April, June, August, Uctoo9r anu
I'rrcmbrr
lGraxton - First Tuesday in January
March, May, July. September and
November.
W,b.,cr Enur,I Tuesday in frhrua.
ry, April. June, August, October
and Drrpn,bCr,
album Fourth Monday in Februn
~ March ,1uue. Aueust, ScptGm-
~ V,..,,,Ln.
oc' w" '"' '''"''
TAWN OFFICERS,
". u. ,l.aU;.,1;r
M'yfF-'' w. " ",,r''",'' ~,
HrrOTfrr-I. II. " nod.
,II'rrprp-IH Ward J"hn Shea
81 Ii,rI-Wm McI;rile,
", % ~ " III rj,,';,,
dh var" -""eu" '",''''''
ih lHrd-Jos"rh a. watson.
.ScwrGR.--.l. S. Wilkinson.
HAs'f'9Sy1H-
':ToAh& IS"'
4. & 4. M.--Siaiet co.'mnnIt "th rs
o. Weston Lodge n" TO-, \. +. and \: M.'
aill tie held on the First and Third Non
days of9ycrv month. ~
CtAS. 0hAEA, w. w.
J.J. pErrrsOS. Sec
JANE LEW.--Snicd communicating oi
jackson Lodge No 81, y. F,And ~. 81
Till he held in their Hall, in june Lew on
The SrcundSaturday In each month.
ISAAC jackson, ". ~
", D. CARpEH, Sec
ST. Joscph's G. T. 4. u: SoCir,y..,S'a'ed
cry month. FATHER TRACY Pres't'
L. j. SIursoS, Sccrn,v.
CHURCEES
Al Church Hry. :. +, Jones, Tns-
,or % I'r,,riIimr every Sabbath. Prayer
,"sn,;nr m WrJm.,l,y nioht. Sunday School
"'sT'',- i n'rnrs SmpcriHicndent-cvcry Sun
Jor nip o'clurk, r, N,
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev. George ".
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Fine Sample Rooms. Telegraph of.
fec, excellent s,aJling, Bus to all
r.nins.
May 1. 1878.
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ss1rsEiVgE4RE EEO'EEg.
Rushyillc. Lewis Co., W. Va

WM. l.. WHITE, Proprietor
The undersigned desires 10 infern the
public that he has leased the above lIO:ci,
and hss reiurnishei and reiitlcl the same,
lie oilers the hest Or accommodations to the
travelling pabIic. Good Stahling and
eel ,n ii. pre- nis:5 HshIs mll!sI.c'a
arrangements for travellers and ,cansters
lie respectfully invites n call from his old
fiicndS aud travellers.
Nts\f tIFIIIII
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WEST VA. UNlVETRSlY

WM, l.. WHITE.
, 1880-05-03
ILLINOIS.


Special Nspdtth to 7hs Chicago 7TtbtHs.
VIENNA. ILL.,, May "2.-Tho Convention held
hero yesterday was large nnd enthusiastic
Three delegates wcrc appointed and instructed
for Grant for President, but unnstr1cted as to
statc officers. but supposed to no for Culom for
Governor. The delegates aro ]. a. WALL T. y.
Crum, and L. F. Walker.
CA1ito, ILL.
8ptttdt Dspdteh 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
CAtlo, H., May 5.-lsepubltcan warri primaries
wero held In this city yesterday, md delegates
appointed to tho County Convention. Mo In
structions wero given. but 1t Is believed that of
tho twenty-five delegates selected a majority
favor Dlnlno for President Rid9way will prob-
ably got the instructions IN convention for Gov
cruor.
Rocxro1sT, ILL.
Special Dkpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
HoCKroTT, ILL.,, May s.-At tho city primnry
election ut Delegates to tho County Convention
yesterday afternoon. thirty y-two GrAnt delegates
woro chosen. against SIX for Dnino and ono for
Washburnc.
WIHSEDAGO COUNTY ron nLAIxE.
5ptetat Correspondence Of 7ne Chicago Tribune.
1socKrOnp. ILL.,, May lat tho present timo
much attention Is given by prominent politicians
10 tho political outlook Of Wlnncbago County,
md tho following the various candidates will
hare. Winncbago County Is undoubtedly strong
Tor nlatnc. and will. ut tho County Convention
next Saturday, Instruct her delegates to tho
Stato Convention to .4ss their influence for tho
nomination Of tho rlumcd Knight Of Maine as
the most popular candidate for Presidential
honord. 0n tho occasion OF Gen. Hrnnt's recent
visit here, there WIS u large cr1lwd gathered to
greet him, but simply 10 do honor 10 him md
ErGdf to to city, and not % ncc1unt of any po-
5nany friends IN this city who object very strong.
To- h's visiting PLACES, as ho dlt! tockford lust
this means bis strength and hn1d urt3r TIM nea-
, 1880-05-03

11Rsr BREAK IN THE DELEGATION TO CHICAGO.
Philadelphia Press, April 20.
Senator ulu1ne mndo an important gnin Ia
Pennsylvania day or two ngo which has not
bcen noted in tho tele9raphIo dispatches Tho
Twenty-sixth Congressional! District WIS almost
unanimous for him before tho meeting of tho
State Convention Of Fob. 1, and, II possible, has
been moro 80 since that body, dlsregardlng its
wtshcs, appointed two Delegates to represent /.
Mt Chicago, and instructed them to vote for
Grant Every county In tho district has resent
cd the arbitrary nct1on OF tho Cunycution,-
Crawford In apopular mass-mecting Mercer attn
primary, and Butler through its Committee.
ssst iuf'ssf &C. tls ans
sataraay e'edse tse coas,y Com
se o s ot cbntsu nntss an ill., rsaas nss and nss
Iis pkape II .sttisS iSat S SeSsS' .tS'S obey rio lie
s .a<s T. S r e e.; ags ea,a AZ 6 se!s i2 s sad
ing. Tho other delegate, John !. 9orlou, will
scarcely he abe to stand tho prcssure which Ia
than probabo that tho two votes 1T the Twenty
stxth DISTRICT Fill be sast at Chicago on the trnt
sds f, ys4y s ss y Se M
Of whole Southern state delegation.
CRAWFORD COUNTY sPEAKs ou7 BOLDLY FOR
BLAINE.
MzApv1rhk, i'I' pa.' Hprii @1The Republican
County Committee was convened today at tho
request Of mnny committeeman and prominent
representation Of this county uttl Congressional
district In tho ChicnKo Convention. The Hon.
g. W. Deiamatro presided, and thirty-two COM
prevalence Of mn almost unanimous sentiment
II favor Of Senator B'ainc. fur pres!lent,
nit-rulo and tho acti6n IT tho stato Corr
ycntion In giving Instructions contrary to thu
wishes ot tho county and district. 4 committee
of f1fG WAA 1ODDf1fGu f0 confer with TIM InlH-
Entes to Chicago, and In case thcy have dccitlrd
to obey THO instructions of the st.ttG Convention
to se!eot Il con5'1neI,pn , wta similar commit
gates to Chicago instructed to support tho
8tatoRtnnn that M per cont Ut tho H1puhcnns
jnn,es G. Illniuu, Tho greatest enthusiasm wns
manifested. and complete hnrnlony prevailed.
reported their precincts practically solid for
IiAtno, while In the uthers tho scAtterinH WAS
divided between ShcrMnn and Grant
, 1880-05-03
With my best wishes for tho suceeaa Of your
Convention, hare tho hon0r to tcmnin, yonra
very truly, r. ffAasAu1tEk.
THE DEMOCRACY.
PENNSYLVANIA At CfHCtNNATt.
Ebkefsal EltAaafak L.. d.hA EsAfaaaa Hv.fhA.s .

6ptehl Dttpateh to The Chicago TstbanA.
fnILApELrttlA, Pa, May 2.-Co1. Mcclure, ed-
ftor of tho Tfmea, wl,u wns m eyewitness OF tho
HarriAbilrK Dcnucrntlu Convention, says that
tho delegation to Cincinnati Il nelthor Tl1den
NOR Hancock delegation, and both wuIlaco and
Randall arc quite content TINT II should be Just
~ It's. II Ia not for Tl'dcn: 1t never Will DO for
Tliicn. and they both know it. 1t Is not for
Hancock; It never will be for Hancock unless
1ll,icn shall favor tho Pennsylvania soidlcr.
and they both 30 understand T. It
cuts!tlo Of philadelphia ~ Is possible thuse
dMys, and nearly NIL Of them MnulA support
3ust. The unit rule hns been discarded ninlnly
t!ccIuse tho Tltden mon. whn cUuld not contr,l
TIM delegation. jnncd tho large cIaas WIN did
yott. df tho Statc, and both WA1lace and 1latl-
dali would 10 moro than t1orfais or politicians
Il thcy had not been rendy tf rcyerso their posi-
tos fur hr aRalnst tho unit rnlo, as political In
teErsts dictated.
, 1880-05-03
RFoPoAAls for TobnEeo.
0SE1cn PURCHASING AND DEPOT ]
EDAff Or EUNfE.

.a WAsHlNaT9H, D. c., April n, lss1 }
IL! r. n n1l,l . oeof{ r., hay ii lsl supply:
Iii tScna.snnnae nae % W T. ALoy one hundred and
Sadsrasa oS SSas1a1X 70 sspIe whs 11f1!shsd
a oass; e;ay te9u.snd pounds Win bo considered:
Nddsr r. Is % IT, toeacc9 cont!acted for with any
epes..ass" 6. as".s y. T. sssass xh,
d n,cs e29es - Whshnvt9n Now York, Ut. Louis,
Aysf m,.p saa deEot IT whlch II y proposed 10 do.
aseos n1 an c9ntluor. to To
sabsaaSSpeo Speo appeattpn to the hePot Conmlissv Of
Gnc5nnantfS n WaahinGton. naliluloro, New York,
a3sI!seannaa19s ana 9sondl!!ous toestaer Win copy ot this
ptnsnseas y " thessn snd fuEm part thaT0oL
hdefsd' dS@" Hom manufacturer only will ho con-
bdarssh sarsht % teiscs any, or ali bids il reserved
the tfda s invited 10 be present a the opening Of
usssS::s ma.t b. toeo.ea Ia .sa,ed envelopes.
@s andettlEned. ~'4.'~'' s13 A1e''ss03 ="
.. ". II, DEl4I+
and r. NJ II frtF
, 1880-05-03
THE MACHINE1 IN NEW YORK.
sAYTn TIT IN OFFICE TO DLACKNAIL INsult-
ANoE COMPANIES TO llAl6H MONEY FOR THE


Nesg Fork Nation, Aprit %.
Tho charge made against Gov. Cornell OF hav-
Ing rcnominatod stnyth for the Superintendent
cy Of Insurnuco with tho view of giving him an
opportunity to c1tort money from tho Insurance
companies for tho campaign funds Of tho ma
chino. derived only too much support fru1n
6myth's antccedcnts In tho sumo otico. Ills last
exploit, however, alapet amounts to coutlrInn-
ton. Since bis resignation, md pending the
appointment Of hls Successor. he. on tho nth Ut
April, called on threo Of tho eadinY Insurance
companies 10 this city to submit to III Uxaullna-
ton Of thetr seouEltics-a rtcco 2t work
acne sa2 %1a'a rs.oaa aa of Tes sx thsre nsw %
illto oiiice on April oo That ho had M 6Pnn- lido
ii n.irsu. q money. 10 revealed II tho q ost l: In.
pu1ent tnanner, ty requesting tho Companies to
retai4 % as counsel urn I. this clty nf which
Wlllam LalInbeor IND ono O. ii. Horny as ''yal-
uators," and dpclare.l that tho report Of these
ssa9Ss Ssn sea r poso n n ehs ps
a,iaci that bis friends ailcRs hit ho wiz nut
ofsmyth's honohmp.i, and figured in connection
with The brokun Third Ay9nue RayInKs nAnk,
and lIchry 10 all acttyo looal "wurkcr" What
liz: "Toa," Murphy, another niachino vosksr
and "rAluAtor," Charged lAAt your, Iii Till
which the HtAt9 Controller rufuke,i tn passt for
su,tlnr work on 9 scalo which would have g.vo,i
talmbeor &l68,00 for "vuiulng" tho a4sGta af
What Gen. Arthur's ltrl, would have received as
counsel" would probably haxc been settled
by private arrangement. Altogether tho schou1e,
enough to pay tho oxpoMso OF tho Krcat tmp1nd-
Ing attcmpts TO savo the Amorlcan peoplu from.
tlctlon OF tue norTespondence, by osrler. of the
Legislature at Albany, has naturally produced u
great ScnBatiou. What u picture 1t affords Of
tho kind Ut Eegimo In 6t4to and National poll
tica third term would Dol
, 1880-05-03

Proposals. for 8ub4istence 6tores.
@ g55ioE rgRoMAsixa AND DEror rG.s.
se!s,d!loa, s!:,a y p resolved Il t!s oice unti
R.ss they Ti opsaea u the T presenee ] of oiaasrs
}or fntn!sh!ns tho huh.iatencn pepaEtment u Fort
se a. 81 g. nfa earlier
nss .sG S1nnds dnh Sf oa fTom n, !a rhsa n .sa.ss
Rosnsds salt tne ana dry in barrels and IL sqNafe
Etetes-.Isned n barrels; l.a1 pounds corned Soof:
u t"o. fonr and atx pound cnns, HEi two-OUnco bot
1s!orux ezttact 1spa; o1 W eoands ehSse Family family
no1s ~ equarc double aaeks Of ul lis not zach; a
9naa nnT m and ean.assa n cIatess
e.nl eon!AinuE lbs net each pnckod in boxos con-
~ n n1aEs ne emSh ss5arS With son pr hck-
tom 20 .dulteFatiohs and ImpnfltIes pacted ID
asur sa ss ass 6 q aaa1 saSh equal to
s1adada "a a. y ssmu!ss aspossd Il his oG The
e. sse una sS; M4c Mqe1i, gSetea and cured
n.o s15es "a sests ~ Junction C
aalnshea nceosdins to tss wants oi tba scrScs on o.
1ad pseiases ia 9ste!a.s tSpnE II 81 ae oreT &c..
ts,ya! 1s11! tats i t@o o dolyery aqasd and 40
Ss s asa e 6
S.ihd cotton. and tho ousade gunny or i'm
P,oRo.als for either Of ehe above srtIcles, or for
7sd e. g IT, Go.sfRnent rlxht rets
5ss1sd aa sn issd mutt accompany proposals, be
SsSont 70 ssnsEsn, and sxpress and other charges
pr6posals and further information Will b.
eeainnsd eoniaos1d, on publication ths occ Envelopes
fo'~, Id sddre:sea "a The be uaasislsned
G. BELlh G. g., u. 8. A.
, 1880-05-03

Special to ctHetnt1tS GoMHs4sp4dl
NAsHvt1tt, Tenn, April 8.-Tha AmeFtoahs
Chattanooga speoial says, Two wooks ago tho
Republican Executive Committee OF Hamilton
County selected delogatos to the State hapub-
licap Presldc1tlal aud GuberuAtorial Conyeu.
, 1880-05-03

[ HAaKL1. uNtVEHsiTY
TwE1vrE rEx;YAsiM,H!NATloNs IN CHICAGO.
sqlFte AFehitsesSIEsa tsad r degrees yit.; A5rt'
sasals 1na a.as;;s,L ,Liistatsre Hsihem.sles NJ:
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
Supervisors OF Elections.

To THE PUBLIC OF NEW CASTLE Coz
Notice 10 hereby given that shall be
present at U. s. Court room In the Gus
tom House, in the City of Wilmington,
between the hours OF 10 8. m. and IL
m. on every day, except Sunday, be-
tween this date and the time Of holding
the next election for Representatives In
Congress OF the United States, for the
purpose OF receiving the applications Of
all parties for the appointment as Sup
peryisors Of Elections, the law requiring
two Supervisors for each voting pre-
oinot in said County, OF different polit.
ical parties, who must be citizens and
residents Of the voting precincts afors
said, and able to read and write TIE
English language. The authority fol
the Chief Supervisor receiving the ap'
plieations OF all parties for appointment
to such positions, is to be found In
section 1926 OF the Revised Statutes o.
the United States, page 1856, ssconS
edition (1S7S.)
Unless such application be made 81
| least five days previous to the day o
election, the undersigned will proceed
| to appoint. Party papers will pleas
COPY. ). .. VALENTINE,
Chief Supervisor Of the Dist. OF Del.
Oct. 14th, 1880.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
CASTLE COUNTY, s. S.

N)THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. TO THE SHERIVF OF NEW CASTLE
10y UoUNTY, GREETIEa:
Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her peuuon
to the Judges Of our Superior Court, nled 10
The ofiico Of the Prothonotary Of the SAID
Cont. In and for lew Castle County, Tor the
cause OF complaint therein alleged, has made
application 10 eur said Judges that decree
nav be pronounced dissolvipg the marriage
existing between the petitioner and her nus
band, Henry N. Kelley. We the'eiore com
mand you, as you have heretofore been com
manded, that you summon Henry N: Kelley
40 that he be and appear before the SAID
Judges Of our said Court at the next torn
thereof to DO held at New Castle, on Monday
the twenty. second day OF November next, u
answer the allegations oil the said Fetltion
and ais 10 show cause, II any be has, why
decree Of the said Court should not be made
!, dis Solving the marriage existing between DIE
and the said petitioner according 70 the Ac'
| OF Assembly In such case made and provided
And aIso TO do and receive what the sac
Court shall then and there consider concern
| ing him In this behalf, rs to the court sinai
seem meet and consistent with the ProVlslonl
| Of the said Act Of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. Comegys
| ESQUIRE, ut New Castle the twenty'eightl
day Of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred an'
Eighty.
CHAS. BEASTEN, ProthOn'y.
The above is true copy Of "alias sum
mons" libel for divorce, No. 10, 10 NovemDe
Term, A. D., 1850. JOHN PYLE. sheriff:
New Castle. July 18th. A. D.. 1850. SlS