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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Major General B. Grimes, of the confed-
crate army, was shot and killed by some
unknown person while riding near his
home in Pill county. North Carolina
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

and they are as fully resolved that all
classes OF citizens shall have the rights
guaranteed to them by the constitution
and that there shall mot be in this
broad laad say spot wherein al Amsri-
can citizen may not hold and express
freely political opinions of any kind
and vots as he pleases with certainty
that his vote shall he counted. The
South would do we'll 10 accept the is
sue as settled. ThesDemocrstic party
viii! be def.ased'every timsNit attempts
- briag for yard the old Issues. There
is nothing left for il now but a new re-
bellion or fall and final acquiescence
In the results Of the war. The Repub-
licsn party is the best friend that the
south can have, and it now invites the
southern people to divide upon politi-
cal questions as all free people do, and
to permit in the south that freedom
that is guaran teed in the North.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
TlUBLlC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public sale. nj
bis residence, on the Philadelphia turnpike
near tho tol gate joinIrg the ciIy limits, OF
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1850,
at 10 O'Clock, n ~,
as follows: 8head o. horses and mules No
!, Uylsy, brown mare, years old NO. z
M he iron gey horse, 8 years oid No. 8,
George, brown colt, years cid No. 4, Ned,
sOrrel colt, year old NO, 8, Kate, good
brown mare with colt by her side, IL years
old I; NOS. q and I, one pair ot good mules, 4
and years old. The above are all good
horses and worthy the attention OF per,Ons
wanting good work or driving horses. Forty
head Of well selected dairy COWS, fresh and
springers, buu, Durham am Alderney, 70
sE oats four and tlve months old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS q hay wagons 2
farm wagons, 8 horse carts, / four spriGg
truck wag n, / Two horse pony wagon, horse
EoWGr. thresbGr, corn Etll, hers. rakes
spring tooth; corn gheiler. hay cutter, grain
fan, new; moving machines, / reaper, z
milk wagons, sets Of double harness. 4 s:ts
o. plOW harness, 2 sets leading harness, sets
cart harness, piOw and milk harness, and b
quantity Of farming utensils. The above
stock is worthy attention, as the subscriber
has determined TO quit the dairy business.
TERMS Ali sums OF S45 and under CAST.
on ali sums Gvor thai amount u credit OF &
m0nths viii be given by purchaser giving
Dankable lGte with approved indOrser.
EDWARD WIL"ON.
l.. W. STlDHAM X SuN, Auctrs. ll2dWs
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Frauds Made Plaiu.

The result OF the election in tn
West District of the Third and FIT
Wards only make more apparent til
frauds that, were committed at tn
Little Election. This time fair elec
ton was held and both precincts CAV
large Republican majorities just q
they did before, but this time the vote
were counted for the party they wor,
cast for and the ballots in the boxei
tallied with the poll lists kept by tht
clerks. At the Little Election in tbs
west precinct Of the Third ward 1S1
Republican votes were cast, but only
l26 were counted out, and instead o.
returning Republican majorityo of GS
as was cast in the precinct, that immac.
ulately hon sst inspector Pat Gardner,
returned Democratic majority Of Sc.
At Tuesdays election In the same
precinct, Republican majority Of AZ
was cast aud the same majority was
counted ont. We believe the election
in that precinct was fair and honest.
In the west precinct OF tha Fifth Ward
at the Little Election Republican ma
jority Of 63 was cast, bat Lee and Nc.
Call in introducing the Southern plan
Of holding elections succeeded in count
ing in Democratic majority OF IL
Last Tuesday Republican majority Of
81 was cast and the same was counted.
Though the elections in these districts
were held by Democratic inspectors
elected BY the most unblushipg frauds
we feel like oomplimeDting them both
for holding fair and honest election
last Tuesday, though the presence of
United States Supervisors may have
acted as an induceneGt for fair tlec-
lion and 3n horeit c1u1t.
Our cDmmtn latin of Mr.. James in
he west district Of the Fifth Ward
would have been more hearty ifhe had
appointed clerk in whom the people |
would have bad little confidence.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLlo SALE

boDLio SsAhS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
wiI be sold at Public : sio, On the premis
e., ON
FoURTH DAY, 18th OF lIth MONTH, 80
at2 o'clock, p. m,
A highly productive White Clay Creek iarm
ot eighty eight acres. The quality OF ihit
iarIn Is unsurpassed 10 this country, situated
on the road leading from Yeatman's mill n
Mill Crock moatiug house, half mile from
the former, one mile from the latter place, In
london Britain township, Cnoster Co., Pa.,
adjoining land of Benia uin and Charles
Sharpless and Watson Fell, about TIVE miles
| from LaDdenberg terminus Of l.. W. X, r.,
twelYc miles from Wilmington. The I'M
lproyements consist OF substantial three
ltt)ry stone house. with slate root we'll fin
ished good porches attached, well oi water at
the door. good frame Darn, wagon house,
chop, wood beuse, etc, all nearly new. This
iaIm is we'll adapted Tor dairy purposes, hRv.
Ing a good vault; well supplied with timber
ior ali purposes. There ID a good apple or
chsrd FAST in prime Of bearing; there is also Il
good tenement house on tho property con.
tanning four rooms In good order, with well
Of water at the door All the fields have
running water, and nice stream passes close
10y the buildings. For further particulars
call on VIM. Pyle, on the premises, or the
subscriber, 602 WashinRton street. Whining.
ton, Del. AL 20 at the same time Will DO sold
O lot Of nay, fodder. DC.
| TRRas:-One halt the purchase money can
rem ain on the place. LEWIS FELL
Also at Tho tame time and near by, high.
iy improved farm belonging to Ezra Fell, sit
uated on the road leading from Yeatman's
Mill to Corner kotch, in Mill Greek Hundred,
New Castle Go. BEL, containing eighty
three acres, two and one half miles from
station on u. W. Il. H., and one mile from
Pa. Del. Il. X. The farm is in high state
Of cultivation, Well fenced and watered and
plenty Of timber tor fencing and other pur.
poses he buildings are all new, substantial,
comm0dious and convenient, location unsur
passed ior beautiful view and pleasant sur
rounding. Churches, schools, and mill con.
venient. There is great variety OF the
choicest fruit. 1t Ia a first class dairy iarm.
every thing In order Tor making frst-ciass
butter. at the same time and place will be
sold six tons Of hay, about two hundred bun
dies OF fodder, straw and one large feed
chest, one large milk cupboard. will hold
forty five pans, iarm bell. etc.
TERMs.-Acc0modating for further informa-
tion call on George Collins on the premises or
the subscriber, 622 W. Front ct Wilmington,
Del. EZRA FELL.
l.. W. STlDHAM h SON, Auctioneers.
l02l.btw&3id
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
DUBLlC SALE
--oF--
IUHLSTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
FARMS, MILLS T. Personal PROP-
ERTY

The subscriber Wishing to dispose Of some
Of hts Real EythL 70, will sol. ~ public sale CL
the premises, IN THURSDAY, HOVEM
BEp 70, 1889, tho iollowiDg desirable proper,
lIes
No. l. A Farm and Mil property known
By the name Of Pleasant GdlGen, situate or
Big JIE Greek, III ElE tO6GSlip, Chester Go
Pa, suCuL ali Il mile north OF the village o!
LeWi6giue, three miles toELhWeEt OF New
LOnd3n, anu six miles southeast Of UIlOrd
yilGge.
The property contains about one hundred
AID segenty.t1Ve acres Of prime land, about
II bcTes OF which Is good timber land. Tho
arabic land Is in Il high stste OF cultivation,
under good fence. well watered and about 81
acres Of which Is x, cd meadow land. AnRp
plO orchard Vi aD Ht 4 acres OF choice fruit IN
lull bearing with other fruit trees. A. part O;
the land is thought to DC largely uEderlaid
wlth magnetic ORC, spec cns Vi which may
DO seen on Wis ting he p opeTty.
TIE improvements consist Of good two
sto:y stQAe mansion house, 3OX4J iest with
hall through the centre, with Lye rooms on
the ftst floor AID seven on the second. Ad.
Joining lhe dwelling IL a aTge dairy hose
that viii accommodate the milk Of u dairy oi
sixty cows A gCOI slOne iarn 25x b foet,
covered with tin. win strgW SACd attacued
ltXs5 iCet; Etabling Tor forty heed VI tlUck;
tool house, Wa&OU house, carriage LUage corn
'c.tbs, plR hOHse, aad all the bycgssary Oui.
buildings. There are two good two story
tenant houses on tA3 property about lJA@l
feet each.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Flour. erTst. nerchant. Saw Mills

| A three story stCLC and Iramo flour mill, 8
| BY bO iCet, win $40 run VI French DuIs, an.
all th9 NECESSARY llachILery, which Is new
I0r the manufacturing Of lOur. Adjoining
the Hour nil l. taW mil In good order
These nj |, are among tho est GIHnd In the
ICOunty iar saving, gTigt or Lercnapt WorE,
\ the machinery o. whlch Is driven by two irOI:
| turbine wheels Of 81 and 10 inches each, witt,
plenty 0! power Tor running botn or any other
machinery from the water vi Big Elk cree l.
| This property Is q very desirable one Tor those
wishing 10 engage IN HgriCll. .urll or manu-
featuring, auu will be the seat Of the VA.
miDgtvn 4 Western Kel r0"d, already c n.
stfucted to LanuCnbeIg
No. 2, Fariu-AtlOinIpg the above is O val.
liable Blazing iaiIn, coutLluiDg about 1856
acres Of prime Land, about 70 acreg oil which
Ia good timber land, ana about 70 acres OF
which Ia good meadow land. a young apple
orchard ol about HcTes filled with choice
NUT trees in fuI! bearing. The land is verv
protective under good ienco and well wat.
eted, Big Elk creek passing through the
property.
Inc improvements consist of good three
story brlck dwelling house, 20 By so feet, with
nall through th6 centre and with thee rooms
on The INST l9Or, and b!x On tie second anu
Third.
store and frame barn, 20 by 5J feet, with
st.biinS underneath tor 81 head OF stock /;
other buildings. These two properties have
Deen receuuy larIned Us ono, to which they
are admirlUly adapted, continuing in both
about 30 acres, and VIII be Oiiefeu Tor sHle
az ono tract, or will be 60 d separate If more
desirable,
NO. lArm adjoin8 the above property, Is
situated In the township OF New L0nL on, coz
talns about one hunurei and twenty acres OIL
prlme Land under good ienco and vol water.
ed, about 10 aCfes oil wliCn Is good tin land
anu ABOUT .! aotss VI good meadow an apple
&chard Of abos6 acres Oi good trdlt trees In
lull DealiBg, with other iruiL trees.
1he improvements consist OF d good two.
story stone d~eiIing EOuse 25x46 Ieet, with
nall through the centre ard with rooms on
the flrsE Hour and seven ON the second.
Frame an stone barn JUXN ieet with over.
shoot 10 feet WiGe, wagon house and corn crib
adjoining. spring mouse and 0tner buildings
Thls properly ID known in Lhe neighborhoOd
as farm Of very superior qu5lity OF land, and
productive both for gram growing and StaL-
Ing, and Is wolf worth tho uttentiOn OF any
one WlshinB to enRase IN agriculture as a
home or an lnyestnent, will readily Command
d rent Of 81, 50O Il year.
Pafs ,rs Wishing TO view tho properties
pri r to this day ol sale viii Ne shows hem by
calling on Jas. M. Gilmore, superintendent
rosldiGg taort0n, er iOr particulars ny letter
addressed 10 tnd Rubscrlber at West Chester,
Chester county, rG. Payments Gcconn Odat-
nE. sac to commence at ! O'clCGa on said
lay, When cUuditiOhs will bo made known.
IA 2tdaytW JOHN h. LEON ARD.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
DUBLIosALEoFVALUABL FARM
IEcEuL COUNTY. MARYLAND

| ICE i'll COUNTY, MARYLAND.
| TIE subscriber will sell on the premises, on
SATURDAY, nOVEMBER 2vTH, 1850. at z
o 'clock T. M, q valuable iarm situated near
he he d OF Sassai1as, in Cecil county, Md,
one mile wet OF the bridge over Bohemia
riVer, six miles vert OF Chesapeake City and
about 10 miles southwest .! E.RtOn, B ID, ad
| joining the lands OF John H. BUey, heirs
| of Dr. hooarts sGd Governor Nea2ey and
others. and continuing abtut lSU HUN
DkED AND SIX Y.EIBnr ACRES OF
prime land oa wdioh " erected Eood
BARN and other o1tbuiidlDgs. The laud 10
OF superior quality, we'll watered, easily
worked, and ABOUT as rellinl as q prairie ana
rs pr0duotiVe. About one.thrd OF tho farm
Is under OsaRe Orange ience, OF growth 10
turn stock; the balance undOr fair 10 cling.
there Ia good Arple Orchard OF choice hut
oa the pr.perty, and about 30 acres in with
PEACH TREES in tie prime OF bearing, and
70 acres OF good w0oI land. The farm is a very
productive one and well adopted to the
kroWth Of grain. grass, or for grazing. dairy
ing or raising hay. There is water c0mmuui.
cation with both Philadelphia and Baltimore
by steamboat, which touches II q wharf vita
In halt mile Of the properly, from which
grain, hay and other products OF the farm car
he shipped. The properly is In highly i'm.
proved and healthy nelghborhood with /, Ood
society. and convenient to schools, and
cDufcnsb OF dIllGfent denominations, and Is |
well worthy the attention ol those Wishing TO
engage in agriculture ior an inves ment.
Ftrit ms wishing to Wow the property before |
the day OF sale will call on John A. rope 10. |
siding thereon, by whom the property WIN be |
shown; or, Ior further particulars, on the
subscriber Ut West Chester, Pa In person or |
by letter.
Terms Of S.le,-sI,5OO Of the purchase |
money may remalL on the prsperry the bal |
ance payable on the FIRST day OF Jgnugryyeyt /
at which time pos essiOn viii be given and a |
deed and tie for the property clear OF legal
A margin Of IL per cent will be required Cl
tie purchaser at the time oI purchase 0, o a
note with app owed security, payable on the
hr't day Of January, 1881.
Parties wish:l < to attend the Sale from a
distance viii take the n oFninZ cars to Elk
ton, Md from where conveyance viii be ur.
n shed 0n calling at the Howarl House to
leave at lt12 cock A. 81.
ia 2td3tw JOAN f. LEONARD
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
EuBLLC SALE

PubAl" SALh
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
VIII bo s0ld at Public Sale, on the prem.
ises in Mill Greek Hundred, New Castle
county, Del, seven miles from WILMINGTON
and miles ircm KennGtt Square, Pa, on
the Baltimore Central K. K on
9Th DAY, THURSDAY, ID OF 18th MONTH
at2 o'cLook, pm.
The property Of the la!o Samuel p. DIXON,
bounded by l2nds OF A. Il j u. Shdrples5. j.
T. Mason, Il. Armstrong and others, contai n.
ing 100 acres OF land. more Or less, about 20
acres OF which is under timber q good part
Of winch Is chestnut suitable iUr fencing or
other purposes. he farm Is divided into
ton Enclosures with water access bic to all
ans under good ionCe. The land Is in q high
state OF cultivation, producing good crops Of
all Kinds. There are two apple orchards and
| iTutt9 Il different kinds. The improvements
Ic INSIST II larEc and commO4ioGS stone
dwelling house In 2oO1 repair, a large double
decker barn with wagon and carriage house,
weed house and all the necessary OuLGuildinx5
IN good r5Y -ir. 4 Stone spring house over a
never falling gprinR convenient to the build.
ingS: water runs to the house and barn IN
lead pipgH from the spring.
TINS property 10 situated on Red Clay
Creek. within five minutes walk OF Ashland
ttGtiCn, en- the DeiaTare Western sRatlF0ad.
IN root nCighbO hood, convenient to mills,
snnOol5 and pIaces Of worship Of different de.
LOmind,Ous and we'll adapted ior either q
dairy or e aztug farm. Persons Wishing TO
view the property before the day of sale, will
ctil 81 Mari5 J. ldX00. resiiIng thereon
Conditions on day Of Sale. The HEIRS.
l. w. S1IDHAM II son, Auct'rs.
lUil-dltaWandWts
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Deserve Credit.

Much credit ia due to the Young
Mems Republican Club and the Bird
Guards for their fecttve succsss in the
late campaign against frrce and fraud
and in favor 0; right, truth and justice
but while we award to them the fall
measure Of praise which is their due,
We must not be unmindlul of the splen.
did services rendered 10 the Repub blican
party by other clubs. TIE Hastings
Guards almost exclusively an Eighth
ward organization, did noble work.
They have held that ward to the Re-
publican car in spite of ell the force
that was hurled against them. They
surrounded the polls like wall of iron
anl while they we're respectful and
tolerant TO all they were Jealous o
their rights and would not submit to
have them trampled upon. To the
hastings Guards is the Republican
party more indebted to-day for The say
ing Of that ward to the party than to
any Oth3r cause. The Bird Guards
have ben equally as,efeclive in the
Ninth ward, and though al times over
run By ovsrpOwering gangs ofroughg
and reporters, they have come out f
the fight with color3 lying and have
placed the Ninth ward in the Republi
can coAmn. All the Republican clubs
have done we'll, and they are rewarded
by carrying New Castle County for the
Republican party, and driving a wedge
into tie solid Democracy Of the State
which will SOON number her amongst
the Republican States OF the Union.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
SALE.

IDUBLlO SALE.
WIN be sold in front OF our Auction Rooms
Ill f. Fourth street, on
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. Q, 1850
at 10 o'clock,
'orrel horse Harry, Moscow stock, Q year,
old, sound, works In all harness; bay horse
years old, sound, works In all harness;
platform spring furniture car with shifting
TOP, seats and steps, tor hack; this wagon haI
only boon used months. buht by Gatta h
Kaiser. set double harness, nearly new,
made to order by MarOnoy; also collars
tongue and double trees, forks, feed chest,
etc. sale positive. Can be seen any ume
bei1re sale by calling on the subscriber. A
credit Of so days will be given.
VIM. q. ROBELEN.
L. W. STIpHAM & SON, Auotr
1850. .6tddW
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

THE ELECTION Of five Republican Levy
Coart Commissioners on Tuesday will
be an effectuai bar against the appoint
msnt of any more Pat Gardners to hold
elections hereafter. For this II for
nothing else let long suffering out
ra red people take courage and thalk
Li1l,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
QUE CIRCULATION.

We Invite the business men and
mserchants of the city 10 call At the
REPUBLICAN office and zoe our
large edition being printed. You
wro welcome any and ALI Limes.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
CIOTHING.

Can you tell the val
ue of a coat within
$500 ? Of a vest within
$l.oo of a trouser
within $2.oo ? and be
sure oft. He is a good
judge Of cloth, and Of
work, who can do SO
every time. Not one
out Of ten can do it.
A cheapcloth cheap
ly put together with
cheap trimmings and
by cheap work, set off
by some snowy device,
recommended by an
artful salesman and
guaranteed" by an ir-
responsible dealer, has
an even. chance to get
sold to the first conner
for twice its value. The
buyer goes off believing
he has got a bargain;
and only when he goes
back for his guarantee
are his eyes opened.
Is it worth anything
to you to have a place
where everything is ex-
actlywhat its sold for?
where everything is sold
at the lowest it can be
made for? where every.
thing is made as it
should bc-if coarse.
made strong; if fine,
made fine? where you
can buy with confidence
without limit?
Do not suppose that
we are saying how
much better we are than
others Of our craft. We
are saying how we find
it wise to conduct our l.
busincss;and you know
it already.
A HALL, Sixth and Market, Phllada. a
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

ny OTIOE. - /, J. PUSEY SMITH, Do
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges ei the Court OF General s5eS.
sions Of tho eace and Jal Delivery Of the
State OF Delaware, in and ior the County OF
Now Csstle, en- Monday, November 10, be.
ing the first day OF the November tor a D.,
1850. for license to keep an inn or tavern at
the Northeast cor. of Second and french sta,
In tie I'd Ward OF the Uity OF Wilmington,
County and State aforesaid, with the privi
lege OF selling intoxicating lQuors in less
quantities than ono quart. to oe drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application,
to wit:
X. N. Gibson, william Hammond.
Harry Christy, James Cbristy,
J WCllaston, +. Bush, Jr.,
Richard Booth, John J. DouBherty,
]. q. Hirzel, George =. Gardner,
John NJ. Leag, Joseph W. Higgins,
Chas. y. SPARKS, Nicholas Jenney,
John W. Reynolds, q. M. Hubert,
Charles d. HsrneT, James P0nt.
Thomas Reynolds, Nm. Legg,
Geo. ". Gray, Michael Kenney.
VIM. Bareford, r. B. Merritt.
lllt3t J. J.PUSEY SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
", NOVEMBER Q, 1850,
V1UBIlO SALE

DUBI2O SALE
K -3B-
FRESH COWS.
We will sell at Public Sale, al Village
Green, delaware county, Pa, on
THUhSDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1880,
At O'Clock, p. IN,
10 fresh COWS and springerS. This will Ex-r;E
be an extra fine lot oil COWS. Wagon N-R-
will be aI Linwocd Station TO NEE: train Ilg I
lesyes Wilmington st lOh q. IN. . and 4
moa tbs credit
1925 ROBERTS h TYSON.
d. W. FREYE, Aucuoneer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
FINANCIAL.
8 AND 9 PER CENT,

interest guaranteed. First mortgages Oh
improved iarm and city properties. Inter
Get payable semi-annuGlly. Loans made OF
only one-third OF the appraised value OF lhr
property. Security absolute and ample. Fur,
ther Information and full particulars from
HAYES CHAtDLEH,
Eastern Manager OF CHAS. p. BOLDiAF
h 90, Topeka, Kas.,
I-27-u No. West Tth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
DAk sssSSSsAKENR.

IItAHHlOHAgLE DRESS NAklHa AZ
r. lowest pIiCas. n4SSt
u k:s. u. 1. EANN.n .st2 E.b 9 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
PURIEC SALES.
DUBLIo SALE.

DU BLU SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at tie late res
idenne Oi Anna J. kooIe, deceased, No. iOt
King street, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1850,
at | O'Clock, p. No.,
the household furniture Of sail deceased, con-
sisting OF Dureans, bedsteses. beds, bedding,
tables, stands, chairs, steves, lounge, lot
OF carpet, cloos, qaeeRswaro, AnlVes, forks,
&c. Terms cash.
HESTER Y, BU URR0YRE, Admtrx.
J.. W. STlDHAM h SON, Auet'rs. lt2-4t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

MONEY To LOAN ON FIRST MORT.
NA gaze In Gums $500 to Slo,OoO CITY
property or iaims. apply to
GEO. X TOWNSENO,
lQ23.3t 66 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

WHILE THE Republicans Of Delaware
have not the pleasure of seeing th,
Hon. John W, Houston succeed Edward
L Martin In Congress, he is still lef
to them on the bench. The fact that
Judge Houston Is only beaten by about
500 in the State is test of his popular.
itV and in 1882 If he will consent to be
a candidate he will sweep the state
(rom end to end.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

The ELECTION Of FIVE Republican L,vy
Court Commissioners will insure the
selection OF intelligent, impartial and
non.partisan jurymen from Wilmington
hereafter. In ell the jurymen tha;
have been drawn from the box since
lest March, and there were about
thirty of them, to serve upon the iuries
from Wilmington, only a solitary
one was a Republican, and his
Hame was 10 doubt put into the boz
under the impression that he was q
Democrat. Edward Mccall was one Of
these jurymen. Eold up your heads,
honest men, brighter day Is coming.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

NEOHEY To LOAaIN LARGE OF
LHI small amounts on DFst mort
gage on ciCy properly.
j. h. EMLTB, TrcRaurPr,
Wflm'n. Savings Funu SOc'y.,
lOsti 73O Market bit. VIII. bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

'$7BE ~ ROGET CG0!t.i%D HOUSN
A. II PtnauAil MS, JGhE W WAEAMAkER
JN Az .3G.0t lsth H., IRK /, Llsf.IGt
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

9OUBLlU SALE
-OB--
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, OALVES
AND SPkIhGERS.
Tho subscriber vii! soli at Public Sale, o,
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware 0Ount!
Pa, on
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
REWARD.

O0nn REWARD.-THE FARM ERS'
OAUI Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany, OF Mil Creek Hundred, offers the
above reward for the arrest ana conviction oi
the porgOn or persons who set fire 10 the barn
Of Lewis Springer, near Wooddale, Christi.
ana Hundred, on tho evening OF oct. IA, 1880.
AQUiLA DERRlUASON, Prost.
T. l.. J. BALDWIN. Sec'y. iC214ta.lmw
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1880,
atl O'clock, p. M,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and 6cxA
Springers. A credit OF 20 days will be G-R
given. no postpOnement on account OF WeGib
or. 1915 WIS. AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. W. Stidham g. sos Aun.