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When We say we believe we have
evidence to prove that ShiIoh's Con.
sumption Cure is decidedly the best
Lung Medicine mnac. in rs much IA il;
will cure q common or Chronic Cough
in one half the time nul relieve Asth.
ma, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough, Group
and show more cases Of Consumption
cured than all Others. 1t will cure
where they fail, it is pleasant to take,
harmless 10 the youngest child. and We
guarantee whnt We say. Price 10 cents,
30 cents and 81. II your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame use Shiluh's
PorGs Plaster. Sold by +. F. Muller
Druggist.
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From Thursday Daily.
SniuIn. IuGi.


"' '"'iS "e'
~ y 'a'n i"S'
''i' E''h returned nome from q
,"''''SS mp l" E"'eHa vi several days.
~ - ""'" ''S' ''enihS'
Ill" cheap rate of fares i%naugurnted by
TIA" L. L. Il. X. has caused quite an OK.
"""' OF passengers from California and
'ii!a STATE Inns morning l.0JJ pIssen-
i''S passed Through for ihe east nni we
understand HAT 2.OOO mere will pass
'h'""sh 10 morrow.
Ia IN" District Cuu,t, within the past
week, Albert Fcrlinunl HUT, IL native
oi Sweden filed " declaration Of his
~nt'miiun 10 become Il citiI ~, and Z.
b!"nu"n. Il native OF Ireland, was al
United to citizenship. Samuel Rowe
AMI Thomas j~ciieFy. natives "f England,
also obtained their iiual papers anu
"..r admitted To citizenship.
The expression of surprise WAS yerv
general in the Courthvus, tLis morning
when five of the Witnesses for the mos.
cc0tiun. including the prosecuting wit.
ness. presc,ted themselves before In,
Cougt. AMI sworo that they Ind ,
property. money or means with which
to pay their stage fare from Tnsc.rora
aud back and their Lo,rd bill Will,
r,rrniuiu, hor, o,,,,,,iu, 1, al .,
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sainiagundi.

Salmngundi.
Regular meeting Of OH Fellows, to.
sight.
Sheriff Fitch started for Carson with
the convicts. -Lappan, Kennedy and
Dunn. by the train yesterday morning.
Frank Cleveland who came down
from Tuscarora, yesterday, departed o.,
a visit to his old home in kurekr, this
morning.
The tickets for the Amateur Dramatic
entertainment. to be given here on the
evening Of the 18th. can b. procured a.
the Dauk. aa.
The members Of the Dancing School
will give u socia; party at Freeman
Hall this evening, to which the public
Is cordially invited.
Regular services will be held at the
church tomorrow ut the usual
hours. mornius aud evening 10y Rev.
George Jennings. All are iuvited. Rev.
J. ID. Hammond will hold services Mon.
day evening.
A Peubody-MGrtiui Cr,rdInorc rife,
with ull TIA, re- loading iiapirincuts uuI
200 cartridges. will he r,fi Il for 1t the
Gem saloon ,s suou as Tic chAucrs-ij
In numbrr-nrr tax, lire is 1t chance
to procure a fiue gun chrnp.
The bill Of fare for the 50 -rinl drlrc.
tstion OF the inlios. III red in another
column. is worthy Of pvrusnl. Some.
thing 10 suit the taste aud iurse Of the
most rAnctiuS. cnu be found in so *
tcnsivc a collection. Of IaIica' goo!s ns
are now offered by Mrs. Weston.
Time is money, anil Gerber, TIA,
matchmaker, has Its g! i! l:ac up in
the ncutcse imaginable packages. lie
has Just received a fresh supply of thc
article consisting 81 II handsome variety
OF pieces. which are well worth looking
ut. An accurate timer with alarm at.
tachment can DO bought from 20 in coin
to n much higher figure, according to
style and finish. 4 very handsome
clock or anything in tina, line can be
had of L, Gerber at rates much lower
than ever offered before ia this place.
Go and examine the figures for your
selves.
A special train OF cars passed here
going east. about S O'Clock las; evening.
It's mission was Hsccrtnincd at = o'clock
to-day. Mt which time it returned here,
passing west, conveying n detachment
o.! Cavalry consisting Of 60 men and
As horses, from Fort Iiulirc.:. for san
Francisco. TIE Impression prevailed
here that this muyrImrmi 81 troops j. for
additional ASSISTANCE To- tn. San Fran.
cisco uu;Lori les i'll prrsoi wing til" p"tcc
Of the city. but as no outbreak is rc.
ported or even anticip ted there. u: las;
accounts. that Wow is not n reasonable
one Furthermore. trvrs d, signed for
service in the city would e. rtnimly lie
moro effective on foot than mounted.
The probabilities nre that this Cavalry
Is on its way 10 AriL ma.
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From Fridays Daily.I
IkalmaSundi.


Frank Smith received from the west.
TO day. a car load OF red. wood dressed
lumber.
Mr.. Copeland and family departed
for their old hone iu Iowa by the train
yesterday morning.
The price OF tickets TO tho dramatic
performance to-Aiorrow night. is SO
cents each; resereved seats. IS cents
each.
COMMISSIONER Conley. Tho has been
here several days as a witness in the
Craze case Departed for his home in
Tuscaiora by the stage this morning.
l.. L. Morgan has just finished a
heavy freight wagon Mt his shop on 4th
street. which he proposes to sell to the
first man that makes him n reasonable
Offer for it. 1t is O good one. and no
mistake.
1t will bo remembered that the Anna.
tcur Dramatic Company give their
grand entertainment Mt Freeman Hall,
tomorrow evening. The Tact that tho
entire company is composed of young
people with whom all are acquainted.
will doubtless excite unusual interest III
l. performance OF the piece selected
for the occasion, ami curiosity TO oh.
serve the degrees of grace with which
the various actors will tread the boards
in making their debut, will also have
the effect of bringing ont mauy who
would otherwise perhaps, remain ct
home. Every effort to make the rem.
di,ion OF the peice AS effective as posi-.
ble. will be mad, and with The well
disciplined natural talent a command,
success is as good rs assured.
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sir .Ast!cy Coopcr's vital n~cstora.
tive.

TIL great English romedy-has made
more cures Of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood. noctur.
nal emissions. lIssi;u lc, inability for
mental labor, dependency AMI such
diseases ~ are INFUSED by youthful
fOllics and excpsics. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer: Send to A.. T.. NliGiic, NJ. D..
No. ii Eearuey street, san Francisco,
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
50 per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Mintic treats
all privHt, diseases successfully with
out mercury.
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That In this town there are scores Of
persons passing store every day
whose lives are male miserable by In.
digestion, Dyspepsia. Sour anil dis.
trossod Stomach, Liyor Complaint. Con.
stipation etc. when for ~ cents wo vii,
sell them shiloh's vitalizer, guaranteed
TO cure them. Sold by f. Y. Muller,
druggist Elko. Ncvadn.
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Lnlios who choose to mako or su.
pcrintcnl the making OF your W gar
meuts. Tho most stylish aud perfect
fitting costumes col b. produced at n
large saving in money by using Tho
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address OH receipt Of
price in postage stamps. Send stsmp
for catalogue to
j. W. EVANS,
domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Frnnciaro
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Ir is tclcgrnphcd all the way from
Louisville that Thomas Boyd. - years
old, accomplished tho feat of Jumping
from tho bridge which spans the Ohio
Mt that point, into tho falls below, n
distance Of 100 tcct.
Had the g"loot been 1919 years old IL
would still bc difficult to discover any.
thing remarkable in the dnmphool per.
iormnnoc. a man Of intelligence could
probably rcnch tho water were il 1000
icot below by simply falling OF the
bridge.
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For this holidays. more than forty
varieties. Also cornucopiAs. candy toys
hearts, Christmas candles, costume
notices, ot,.
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers and
Cakes, Pure Spices, Extracts, Candies,
Nuts. Tobacco. etc. ut lowest Cash
pricos AMI Best quality guhranto Il ut
W. 4. JAcrsos'a,
Next door TO Postonicc.
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4 good paying mere rntilo On iiusss
including house aud lot aud ready sale,
able stock. ut figures below cost. Lack
OF health, and u desire to move out Of
the country. are the oauscs prompting
tho above offer. For particulars apply
.. this Office. ELso, Jan. ~. 1880.
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Ladiea' and Gents gold md ailyo
watches. and m elegant aud complete
stock Of fine jcwclry. at lilo most rca.
sonablo rates, at T.. Gvrbcr's, Elko
Nevada.
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nr. Ha,,..

An Irving Upright piuoo will be sold
upon reasonable terms for cash. In
perfect repair and tobo. For farther
particulars write or apply to
A. T. VoLLMgn,
mall lw Eascarora.
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Departures

This morninG-G. Dwellcy. w. G..
M"ntg0mrry. W. Grafton. Phillip
S-ydcr, s. Rowe, b. II. Douglas, wife
aud two children nnI il. Altubc.
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II sou have n valuable limo. piece
that needs repairing take Il 10 Gerber,
tho matchmaker. Watch repairing
warranted.
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fRoM this day tthc 9Th instantly until
April Lat, | will make II present, ynluo.
81, to every purchaser to tho amount Of
50. On all smaller Purchases l will
make n discount Of 10 per cent, calico
aud thread excepted.
Mrs. L. G.. Weston,
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Tnr mos, popular aai fragrant per
same Of the day +" Hackmetack " try IL.
Sold by y. L. Muller, Druggist, ElSo,
.fIcyadn.
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Departures.

This morning.. Itowcs, W. Stein.
akor, G. sicirons. Fred Wilson and W.
ID. Jackson.
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a anG invoice OF A Key West
Cigars just received nt the Gem.
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Arrivals.

Last evening hy stage from the N6rlif:
J. Il. Bacon art Sitv and David MAS,rs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-14

FRESH Eastern Poultry on hand and
for sale Mt the Gem Restaurant!
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FRrsn shelf oysters received daily NJ
tho Gcm by express
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Fon lame back, side or Guest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price. % cents.
Sold by +. Z. Mulle.i Druggist, Elko,
Nevada. =
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
a. Lciuhter, Tuscnrora.
j. Il. Williams, do
Louis Liobes, San Francisco.
Chas Jacbs, do
=. H. Dehrond, 1Iallcck.
G. ii. Bruce. Lamoillo.
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SENATOR uiLL. OF Georgia, ]prouounccs
tho suit brought against him by Jennie
Raymond. for seduction. a matchmaking
scheme which no proposes 10 thwarl by
conSictiDg It's projectors.
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Ts-DaS.satsek-naieA.
so ophir. n NIX
90 Mexican, IIh "a
$50 Gou.d and Curry. ) l0ne
i25 Best and Delch-r. "
10 California, 33ae
2lO Savage. SO az
lO3 Con. Virginia. 3% 355s
2l0 Chollar. 51s So
ITO Pntosi. 1
30 Hale and N~orcross, SO
40 Point. So 8. Q
NJ Jacket. ~ 81
quo Imperial, 5Uo
200 kcntuck. 5
~ Alpha, 3 az
2il0 Belcher. = AK
$50 Sierra Nevada, az az
5 Utah, 10
$50 bullion. 1906
$50 Exchcquer. )
$50 Overtnnn, 81. 8
10 Seq. Belcher. IA
29J Justice, l55c ~
100 Union. 81 35n
10 Alta, 3inc
40 Ltdy Bryan. 40c
iuJ Julia. Hoe
100 Culcdorit. 1870
10 Challenge; l5ic
8 Silver llil'. $50
ADO New York, 35c
30 Andes, SIC i5c
l2O Scorpion, 3
ST L'vinthan, loo
$40 Benton, 2IOc
loo Flowcry. 2nc
$50 u. Gate, TO
100 Con. Dorado, 1875
us Mackey. l5c
80 Essex, D.
U Leopard. l0c
ESQ Grand Prize, l3cc loo
2OOO Endowment, l5c
$50 irgcnta, &c
. Navajo. 35c
lOO lndep. ndcnce, l
lGj Belle Isle. l2Oc
80 n. Belle Isle. 40e
Yesterdays Afternoon Hoard.
$50 Raymond 4 Ely. 90c
275 Eureka Con-; 1874 l5
10 Jackson. 2
100 Belle, ICY
100 Metallic, az
G25 Day, SOC
i7O Hillside. l35c
CO Paradise, GOc Csc
500 Albion. 3Uc
lSU Mount PUtosi, "
$50 +. Mount Diablo, li0
10 Holmes, iG5c
400 Bedding, |
100 Bo,li", So
IS McClinton, o0c
49, Tiogn, 3
2Gj Summit, Hoe 1919
100 Bulwer, .
loo Syndicate. TX l55c
800 Concordin, jOc
$50 Brlvidrfe, 81 3C0c
o. Champion. Zoe 2jc
50 B~lackhawk, 1900
425 s. Bodir, T5G
$50 Booker, COO
80 Mono, ~ TX
100 South Standard, &c 35c
25 Con. Pacific. 81
500 Goodshaw. 4jc 500
300 University, 2Oc
200 Dudley, 9Uc
$40 Jupiter, $50
900 S Bulwcr. 1906 l00c
200 Addends, Coo zoo
90 MONDAY, 38uc
80 n MONDAY. az
200 Orient, &c
90 Mammoth, 100
100 Boston, 1850
1850 Orc. ice ~
90 Leeds, l0c
200 Atlas. 80
p Silver King.
100 Tip Top, Az
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departures.

This morning-R. s. Conley. +. S.
fentes, A. A. Rose. Thomas Jefory, j.
Williams, and d. Jeffery.
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hA'ah'. zee" aNNst siAiNalas
O~e Of the proposed Glmcuimcnts 10
NJ, prrsrut m'uing law. confines tho
locator to Il block 4 ground tho 70 OF
his location. all lha buuuulnri,s Of which
shall be perpendicular lines. At pr +.
cut. the cud J~Ju.IlT!vs u:c alone per.
p"udiuulnT. Th.ci. in lodge !ucTluI..
entities TIA, uvncr to follow has lea !,
e'r: though us dip carry il beyond tn
h'rfncc sito lin =. rhr ~ lc lines b,iug
nlsv vertical, would eff ctually higu ;tiu
tn" right 4" pursue or claim u lrtl rrcf
II had pnssrd h y"ud n point rcTpcmiic.
ulnr 10 the surface si.lr lines, the gross
injustice OF which must los ialprbly
manifest To every man familiar with
assure wins. Under such = Law. u new
location 10y the silc 81 uu oil oue IN
which tho value If The lead wns already
proven. would hc OF moro value than
the orr iunl, for tho owners of tn"
former could profit by the Labor aud ci.
plOraiions Of the original parties, and
having become assured OF tho perma-
hence and richness OF tho vein, sink u
shaft just at tho dividing limo bclwccn
the claims. drive down to tho lead, and
take passion Of their inheritance.
1t Is noticeable that the journals do.
voted to mining interests in tho east, arc
regarding tho proposed amendments
with favor, but their course In this in.
stance is probably owing to their ignor.
ancc OF the facts iii the case, md we
are charitable enough 10 nttribu,o to
tho author Of that particular clause in
the proposed Amendments. nn worse
motive in ]concoctius such an ab,udi,y.
- -
Weston aud O'L,ary have begun
their professional tramp in San Fran.
cisco. II. Instead Of following their
noses around n circle by which they
mover got anywhere; Thus %cSbunstiug
their tu,rsios TO very lIttlo purpose.
they would push ont westward aud OK.
oEc!sc their trampish tastes by n walk
out IN far M tho Fnraliunes, the
country would bavo u chance for a rest
~ we'll ms themselves.
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Departure

The trial jurors wcro excused for tho
term, to-day.
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Arrivals.

ARR ynis.
Saturday night by stage from tho North /:
w. j. Weaver. Thos. Jeffrey, Joe Howe,
L. Rogers. J. II. Haas, John Bishop,
l.. Lcibos and A. Leichter.
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Departures

by stage this morning for tho North ,
H. Iows and Thomas Jeffrey.
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"VVUt IIUIVT NFTINNIN.
IL H.. Conner. lI0ilcck.
Il. Il. Sci,z. Dcclh.
j. Herring, Eureka.
J. NJ. Baldwin, Wells.
Mrs. WIN. Fillmore. Wells.
j. K. Hopkins. Illinois.
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I will furnish these mills Snd pumps com.
plctc, ~ factory rticcs. and thorough salts
faction guaranteed. Correspondence solieft-
Cd. Circulars and price lat promptly for
w"rded' Address T.. HARDY,
TcSno. New.
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40 You Believe IL.

Next door to Postomco.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

THa REPUBLICANS Of Connecticut are
solid, there being no divisions nor
heart burnings amongst them. In the
State Convention yesterday, Mr.. Bige-
low, the leading candidate for Cover
nor, was nominated by reclamation
after the first ballot, and his compsti'
tor, William Fl. Buckley, took the
second place on the ticket by a unani-
nous vot,. Coonscticut is sure for
Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12
NOTICES.

YTyAX PAYERS TAKE N0T1OE-OlTY
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1850.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes Tor the
City Of Wilmington, will be o. NO. 10 EASI
SIXTH STRRE1, between Market and King
streets. on and alter the first day OF july,
1880, between the hours OF y and u In the
morning, and from TO in the afternoon, iof
the purpose Of receiving taxes. On all taxes
reduction OF ave cents on every dollar, and
all taxes paid on or afier the first DAY Of
August, Including the fret Tuesday OF Sep
tember, shall be payable without deduction
or addition Is aforesaid, and all taxes unpaid
on the day next after the first Tuesday In
September, shall be increased by the add
tiCn OF 8 per centum on the amount thereof.
EDWARD PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District,
Including all north oil Sixth street.
- WIN. KNNE,
L Rocsiver Southern District,
7o-ti including all south Of Sixth Ut.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

NOME TO 103 EAST SIXTH STREET,
" Granger Store, and try our 80 fioor. 1t
Is excellent 1t makes bread If the women
only lock at 1t, and turns into loaf OF bread
Just like pound cake. We were thinking Of
sending barrel Of 1t to Do, Tao ner, IT Is SO
x cd. We have excellent -four at IS a barrel,
or $3.50 halt barrel it is truly good used by
hundreds In This city, and they say it is as
good as they have been paving 81 for. Ginger
snaps, lie h.; Boston nic-nacs, Zoe. b. We
strong, for &c. d. We will open to day fl ne
lot OF lDackeral at l2c per doz., fat aud white
Don't forget our olive soap at &c. and &c. bar /;
shamrock soap, 40. bar 2 brOoms, as. wash.
boards, 15o. apiece. Don u forge, our &c. flour
Give 1t trial. Sold only at 1903 East Sixth
street. +. M. WEIR.
street. 8.10.4tk
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

AT THE DEMOCRATIC pole raising in
the Ninth Ward last Saturday evening,
the knot slipped in the rope and caused
a halt in the proceedings just long
enough to prevent the demonstration
from being a perfect success. At the
pole raising in the Eighth Ward last
evening the Democrats were equally
unsuccessful. 1t was with the greatest
difficulty that the poll could be spliced
at all, and when spliced it fell apart
again. This is very provoking to our
Democratic friends, but it represents
the true condition of their party in the
present campaign. 1t is hard to splice
the rebel brigadiers and a leading
Union soldier together, and even if a
splice sdouli be botohed up there will
be worse slip in the ropes next No,
vember than there was at the poll rais
ing in the Ninth Ward last Saturday
evening Oil and water wont mix and
neither can the rebel brigadiels BE-
successful by hiding behind Hancock
mask. If or Democratic friends would
raise he stars ard bars to the breeze to
the tune of "Dixies land" and have
Senator Bayard to deliver one of his
famous speeches that he knew so well
how to make during the war, they
would be more in their element, and
the enthusiasm would be more genuine.
1t must be very provoking to have sc
many mishal at pole raising but they
aust be expected so loug as our Demo.
cratic brethren employ botch workmen,
and use poor material. Councilman
McMenamin knows how 10 run a ward
election, or boss a street contract, but
in "powl" raising he has not been q
success.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

TIE sentiment in favor Of Garfield is
rapidly growing. and every day gath
ering force. What is more graft
flying Is that the growth is
not etfervescent and short lived like
the mushroom, but solid, substantial
and enduring. There is no denying
the fact that the people are going In
favor Of Garfield with o rush. Han
cock was an excellent soldier, q good
clever fellow, and It is q pity he fell In
with such bad company. E.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

THERE WE'RE many who were pre-
dieting the downfall of the Republican
party in France on account of the ex-
pulsion Of the Jssuits, but France has
Just had an election for Councils Gem
eral, and the returns show that l0l2
Republicans have been elected to 4O5
Of their opponents. This result shows
that the great body Of voters in FraDc'
are contented with their Republican
government and are confident Of the fu
ture.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

LANDBRs THE blatant Democratic
demag ogus who /, . candidate for Gov
or nor Of Indiana Is q bitter dose to the
respectable Democrats Of Indiana and
his party has been trying to get him
showed of the ticket but he will stick.
II nothing else will do 1t Judge Porter
the Republican candidate for the same
office will lay him out most beautifully
on the second Tuesday Of October.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

New ENGLAND leads the van in State
electi W.. Vermont will vote Ssptem
Der 9Th and Maine September 18th
Indiana and Colorado will vote the
second Tuesday In o tofer. The Dem
ocrats / l tn SO st 8 will all be al
lowed to voc and their votes will b
honestly counted, lut they will all give
hons,t Repub ca majurit.es.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

A FEW sucH receptions as the burglar
Creese received on Tuesday night at
the hands Of young Thomas will do
more to break up midnight burglaries
than thousands OF dollars offered in re.
ward for the arrest of the thieves after
they have escaped. Mr.. Thomas makes
a capital burglar alarm.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

HANCOCK III his letter Of acceptance
says, "If am elected shall discharge
my duties according to my convic-
TONS" As he is the candidate Of the
ex-confederate brigadiers against whom
be- fought for pay, it is not hard to
understand what his convictions are.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

HANCOCK says we must have q full
vote, a full ballot and a fair count. y
Alabama which will vote for Hancock
was the first to respon to Hancock IS
sentiment with full and free cleo
ton, ::,rd rs, ut Democratic majority.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

THE HANCOCK BOOM machine somehow
don't work glibly. 1t needs letter
from "the superb" about twice every
week to make it exhibit signs Of life at
all. Wonder If Hancock can't find some
more Of letters in the bottom of his
trunk.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

NIOTICH.-ALL PERSONS ARE eau.
IN toned against negotiating our check,
No. 8653 ON the First National Hank, drawn
to the order OF William p. Barr for Sl4S.89, II
having been lost or mislaid by Karr, and pay.
ment having been stopped.
p-ll-eod-6t VIM. BUSH d co.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

CE-ATTENTION FARMERS'
IN The subscriber living on Pike creek,
MIL Greek Hd., having erected q large cider
mill on his property, is now ready 10 accom-
MEDIATE the farmers at the lowest prices
73,t3tw-ltd IA hES WARD.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-12

TOTICE.-THES STAR LOAN ASSOUI
~ alton shares In new series commenc-
ing with July can be had on application to
Philip Plunkett, Treas, s. W. cor. OF Third
and Market streets, or to
JUHN +. MILLER, Sec'y.,
727-lmd 1888 Market street.