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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01

The Rus.i,n Court inyitel DR.. Ayer
aud his family 10 tho Archirhe'- we'd
liug in the ROYAL Palace. This di,tinc.
tinn was awarded him not only because he
We. an Aneiiitn. but alao hcc,n-c vi.
name vs. y Physician had become favor
ably knows IN Rusrii on ii- passage
roand the world --pugRLo itol ProrLg
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01
A DMlNIsrRATOR'S NOTICE.

4 DMINIS TRAITORS NOTICE
"a Letters ot administration on tho estate of
l"hn X. stumph, doj d, li,o ut Bslyer twp.,
Sn'dsr county, Pa, wore granted - the an
ierstgnel All persons Knowing thom-olyo os
Indebted u said estate VIII pie Iss mako i'un
III No payment, while those having claims will
pTesent theu Tor settlement TO
SAMUEL &. AURAND,
ISAAC AuRAND.
March 20. lsso Administrators. a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Dissolution o! Partnership,
NOTICE II hereby given. that the par,,
~ nrr'bip htely existing between ).
Nels 4nl Solomon Oppeuheiner Of selin..
grove, Pa. under the hrm name OF Wei,
< Orpenheimcr. was dissolved 10y mutual
consent on the ist day Of March, 1850.
All ien,s owing TO the said partnership
are to be paid to The sIid ; Wei., aud Nil
lymaud, un the said partnership are to
lc preseutcl to him for payment.
NklS,
sol. UPPENHElMER.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01
PIANOS Cover. s,ost .na Book. .nly
THUNDER.

Lhh'nue. wfnl anil q ~. you viii never
huye sHch A rhaucc .Rt tif. Wahavs the be s,t
inrg" "sit', HVHnl.t ku'i tlut ef Wtihger ga
the Nurld, fsliuk 10 tc-t ttuu h3 " pric,
topi references guN tntl g. Eyer, buiy red
hot' W got ONE No c0hpotitiun The best
ch inro ui your NO 'iu. 10 VI ,rs NoNEY
SaOplts, " 81. ttrrui tri tni fr.i pttticdi,rt
ir,U. Agent nllliux t' i- tfnytrs..l .dlts,s
IAHAHoy wCtNuEn Co, Nm iiei1ori. Mas
GHr. - 'iS.sm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01

- FIN SfGM y !. u'utci TOR Snliisr. III
{ ENSAJH - sbled N y. : S,rvice
ron any c.usc sin, t,t Ltirs OF dscet-si
soldiers. All pensions L back to ,i,y " hi--
cunisc, ana O. d't" VI tue Il ttu OF the soldier
.cneions increased kounty ..tl row Di.ch,f.
E'. rtu.utcl VI IirrsF Win stamp, y SrappARr
-" Rnnm No St. CLOUD Uuillinx wan.
'l'''u' ~ - Mar. 25,lm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01

4 DNlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE -
y Letters VI aimiul-tratI n on the estate
OF ! Howard Kline late Of Jams tyr, Suy.
der county, p, deceased have been Srsutel to
the undersixnsd. fAil I'erEous ,knnyins them
: Ives imiu'ad 20 said est .te slll 40 tss naks
lInr eJiute pay meut while those hsv'nS clalins
against said eststs will ptsssat them ior sel'
~ JAMES y KLINE,
e. JAMES AukAND
March Is, 1880 Adm ls,raton
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01

DT NN- $50 ioHw. klistrl,,It Hr.,.
LA u % cit.'. sod 1t whuie. tl, f,r.
10Y lti''s. high"s' ltJuors ut rrut,nu Il
tNLl ilI'n. VA! lusnoN. S',ic tor SItArb
,1ranIs. Finest tpflyut, ~ NmsrIcl. !. IIi
10 use tttli 'gue e. ptge,-ifrs
~ blI ~ bhiANS iAo ueBt 10 III, wo-'t
au stop uiE'h 'hIy ~, i3 .tup., tJ' - lircu
Iat e.. NJ sent o. v iays " ai-ircI gut frsy
u uusall!t,' ri. ft1tbry, titu H. alIl ljh
ave. SHEt MI SIC ~ ..thtrI pI,u
NHil"Xun "i 500 cA,iro picos, ssut trJr No.
solES rtANo 60. Dox 10, ,URIAN N )
N'" i'fhs Apr. /, J.u.
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A DMLNLsTK NTOR,S NOTICE.

4 DMlNISTRATORS NOTICE
4 n Letters Of sdministeatiou on the estate of
Joagi Lau iensl,ger, late oTPenI tsp., say Tor
DO IA, decd, have been grantod to ths undsr.
signed. All persons knowing tham,elyes IN.
debted 20 said estate will please mtko imneii.
ate payment while thOse having claims against
saii estate will present them Tor settlement 70
CORNELIUS LAUDENsLAGER
Mar. % 1850. Admnistrat
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01

M II keep o. hand al kiaas Of
w Riasks asch as Notes. sum.
moases, Warrants, Leases. S.tpos'
"as, d., &e
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01
Dissolution Of Partnership,

NOTICE il hereby given that the
IN pHriu-isAip lately rNistirg hntyoru T. =.
kuuaNrl mi J. W. Slmrs.I, ~ Crutrryillc,
Pa, uui,rtle hr'n name ~ H4uasrl n S,u,psei
wsS i.ssulyed NY muLlA, rpuseut, All drAts
owl' ~ The said 0gin arc ~ 'a pIii on or before
tho yurh 'Iy ~ May u,N', gud an d,uGuu- On
tic said nsm aIe 10 be r,ssttrf s,r p,ymrnr,
!. =. kANAWEL.
!. ", SA4PSEL.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01

Burglars entered the grocery store
Of Henry 4. Felix, one night last week
They took the small change in the
drawer, amounting TO less than $500
and departed leaving everything else
undisturbcd.
The furnace office WAS entered the
same night. It so happened that the
combination was no, perfectly adjust.
cd on that evening aud the thief wa-
enabled 10 opun the safe. out of which
he took the change taken in through
the day fr,m the weigh sciles, amounts
ing to couulo of dollars. Leavinr
everything elsr undisiuihed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01
THE UARPETTE,. -. !..s.... ~


which meet, want l,hg .el- ~ tu pu1l
The delicious musi' II tue H,rp T. hsre p-JIIr.
ed - suy 1ue, man, woman ur chiId, even tu,'
entirely ig1rrLnt 1t music. fus stfiu.. ~.
numbered IRON ono t. ton ami tue mt.ii
which acthmpini The Instrument 4. nuu,,r.
ed IN lise manner u-tnti lot Dsiu pfiItrI a.
nn'er. J. ofIhply apprerl to- tu" "a usic NJ 'rs
harr u T. tue king %, mpr.sa iI,.tu,nrut.
ana 'his l. - perfect harp IA mil,turs .u.
same delicious tues AMI .uIull DO IA o.sry
mmily In the laud ANY Ou" who can real mi.
advertisement p % plt II at once ~ well A. "a,
most Iccomrli-hrd musician. Elegantly nui.I.
ei' ahd au urYthrnt ~ aay fuIu, Ne .l-,
send with Il n large lp' 81 mlsl' uu'nb raj q,
explained above. Tue ii,t includes Home
sweet Hpme;' "L'st Rose OF Suumer.'t'Ss ~
w rinl Bye;' "Dli fJias at Homer "UrII
tiefort;" aud all tue iayorlte nelp ile. nt "a.
day. Perfect sttisiartiDn gturautusd. Ever,
one who purchases CIl Hrsus ihem HuI roe IN
mcud. them t. .hyir no guUprs Iuink of ~ .
no more tedious mon hs u study T. master
murlr. Here Il superb musical Instrument
H,l r'hdy i'f use - requiring no urac,ir re to
play perfectly. SEMI at once, ant tn IN,
II NUrLltr sou vi have tGius uf be uty ami
a Joy inTe'eT. sent PREPAID In REGISTERED
pacsAse (Which ensure. ab,ilu,a SAT, d,l,y, .,i
or receipt nfprlre, = %, Remit nv rost ntt r.,
"rI"r or r'-isi"rrt Iettsr. AIlrp.s XIV
DALI CO. 90 frausliu 81, Boston Ms.
'An Oh ",ti,3lsLa4 gJuc5rl NHp.r reltabIiity
II nuqu"' i'uei." n y. world
AiAr 3, lm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01
WANTED

lwmcilrie'y 70 fsV YIg1g V - and Ltii,,
10 learn i'logtaphy. E1pi s'tuitlnps gIirlu-
tccl, nd dlfc'sN'tt stimY, Ou..aI, TELsGt,rI
Co., COe.,iu, UIiO. M..-,IL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-01

RiehI Bros. are on the carpet again
with the latest improved Agricultural
implements. They mean to make q
lively compaign, aud are just the men
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
Yacht and SKIN Regattas.

The third regatta given by A. ].
Cross, the first Of the season, will o.
cur on Saturday, July 81. The course
will be from the mouth Of the Chris
tiana creek to Reedy Island buoy, just
above Port Penn, and return, the whole
distance being about forty miles. 1t
will be a sweep-stake race for yachts
and skiffs, the first Of each class to re.
oeive two.thirds Of the prize money Of
fered for It's class, and a champion
flag; the second Of each class to re-
ceiye one third of the prize money.
Among home yachts likely to enter
are the Petrol and the Lille K, and
among the homo skiffs, the Guy, the
Clipper, the War Eagle, the A. J.
Cross, the Henrietta, the Dauntless,
the America, and number of others.
Several boats from Marcus Hook and
from Salem, N. j., and the skiff En-
ma D., Of New Castle, will enter the
regatta. There will be no restriction
as to the amount of sail any boat shall
carry, and it is thought this liberal
arrangement will produce many boats
to come in that have been excluded
from other regattas. This opening
race will probably be followed by a
number Of others. Mr.. Cross will try
to have a steamer accompany the CON
testing boats 80 that those who are
fond Of aquatic sports may enjoy tht
regatta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
Anniversary.

Programme of the meeting for the
promotion of Christian holiness to be
held at Brick Meeting House, COM
nenoing Friday, July 80, 1880, Up. m.
/. Preliminary services by A. d.
Davis. =,
2. Reading past history by J. M.
Campbell.
8. Conservation and experience
meeting conducted by Sister Carrie
Brown.
4. At 7.3O evening addresses by
Albert Sergeant of Wilmington, Del.
s. Saturday $50 q. m. Bible read
ing, prayer and experience meeting
by Sister Emma Gregg.
6. At 2.30 p. m. preaching by VIM.
K. Gallaway Of Wilmington.
7. Evening 7.3o o'clock services to
be conducted by Sister Mary F. Car
bart.
s. Sabbath at Zion 9 a. m. Sunday
School.
1890 Sermon by A. D. Davis.
ID, m. Sunday School at Brick
Meeting House.
$50. Experience meeting by Jas. A.
Riale.
7.3O. Evening Final conservation
and experience meeting by William F.
Dawson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
Republ,ean Meeting.

The Institute building having been
leased by the Republicans for campaign
purposes, Mr.. John G.. Baker, Presi-
dent of the Garfield and Arthur club,
announces that business meeting of
the members Of that club will be held
in the large audience room Of the In
stitute building at 7.3O o'clock to-mor-
row (Friday) evening. All Republi-
cans are invited to attend and join the
club. The campaign will be formally
and energetically opened in the same
place on Monday evening next when
addresses will be made by quite large
number Of Republican speakers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
Merely Mentioned.

Special Officer Sparks has trouble
with boy swimmers in the Brandywine.
In chasing these offenders he fell out
of boat, got full of muddy water and
lost his pistolss.rs
There is now talk of Sunday excur-
sion trains being run to Ocean City
this summer by the P, W. & B. R. R.
Co.
Fifteenth and King streets and the
peighborhood around there is cursed
with pestilence. breeding cutters.
Messrs. Hamilton, Lummis and File
OF the Delaware Fire Company are
looking about for horses for the Com
Ipany. --.-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15

A young damsel from Brandywine
Summit, Delaware county, ,recentlyicall-
ed upon Chester county youth and
invited him to take ride in her hand
some buggy. The young man was on
ly too glad to accept, and took his seat
beside his generous companion, with an
inward feeling Of exultation that his
company was preferred to all the youths
in the neighborhood. But his joy was
turned into mourning, when the female
abruptly stopped the team, ordered him
to gel out, drove away and left him To-
walk home in the starlight journey
whose romance was extracted by his
trying to guess why things were thusly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15

AUNT SALLY, WILL YOU STOP AT
the Granger Store, 1O3 East 9th street,
and bring me box Of olive soap; 1t is only 9
cents bar, and bring me box Of toilet
soap, at 10 cts. a box, 10 cakes in box, the
cheapest thing out; and get me n corn
starch for IS cts., and lbs rice for 25 cts., and
one D. Arbuckle coffee, at 25 cts., and one D
cocanut maccaroni at a5 cts; best cakes ever
tasted, / can eat h myself, and bring me
one pound of Fosters tea, at 10 cts. That Is
the tea that will talk to you when you arc
tired; and, Aunt Sally, tell them TO send me
cream cheese, for Us cts., one b at IL ots., and
one of those excellent hams at II cts. d
and tell them i'll had money would come
down and buy the store out: Everything =
so cheap. Jane, am Oh 70 10S East otn
street, Granger Store I. M. WlEh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
UnpIsasant Pleasant street..

Peter and Ellen Smith, residents Of
Pleasant street, were arraignsd before
Mayor Almond, last evening, on the
charge Of fighting and disturbing the
peace Of the neighborhood in which
they live: Their fstic engagements
are becoming very humorous, indeed
they occur about every other day, and
the neighbors became disguised with
the language which accompanies each
blow. Ellen has been confined in New
Castle jail, and when she came home
she says her husband let their children
become lousy. She then became anger
ed and commenced to drink. Troubles
increased, the husband would beat his
wife, put her out doors and she would
scream murder. Smith said he did not
want intemperance to exist in his
house and that was the source Of their
sorrow. Neighbors stated that he was
temperate, hard working and inoffensive
If left alone. The wife was fined Is
and costs and the husband 81 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15

"Puck" for this week out does him
self in pungency. Poor "John China
man" is SO tightly pressed between the
platforms Of the two parties that he
shows the length Of his tongue once: his
pig tail measures the breadth of the
anti-chinese plank Of the Republican
platform. Hancock and Garfield both
drive in the spikes regardless Of the
Door Chinaman's grievances. The cut
illustrative of female suffrage is indica-
tive Of the happy times which must en-
sue when down.trodden women come
to the polls. Whitelaw Reid Of the
"Tribune," is caricatursd with his
bloody shirts, negro lynching, house
burnings, going to the polls, tar and
feathering, and riding in the rain.
There seems to be no more use for
these old relics which have clustered
around the distinguished editor; hence
this distressed appearance. "Puck"
is pucky, plucky, and phunny.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
r. o Smallest Baby ON Record.

A Cleveland "Herald" reporter mas
interviewed the father Of a phenome-
nally small baby, who said: "a week
ago yesterday a girl baby was born in
to the family, and is, perhaps, the
sost remarkable child on record, mas
much as its weight is, at the age OF one
week, only three-fourths Of q pound,
and its length less than six inches. It
is a perfectly formed child, and aside
from tendency to sleep q great deal
of the tiine acts like any other child OF
the same age. The reporter was soon
permitted to see the prodigy and says:
"Wrapped up in cotton was the tiniest,
wee parcel Of humanity imaginable
It's head was no larger than a good
sized plum, its arms about the size Of q
lead pencil, It's feet half an inch in
length, and its whole body 50 small
that it might lie easily in mans hand;
The child seemed perfectly healthy and
likely to live to a ripe old age."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
The Hyatt ChiId's Condition,

Melvina Hyatt, the little child re-
siding on French street near Front,
who was hit with stone some days
ago by William Johnson, was seized
with something like convulsions yes
terday, and passed a very restless night.
This morning her condition is some-
wh at improved.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
Tick ets SeIItnk Rapidly.

Persons who have not secured their
t;ckets for the Shields Library excur-
sion to Cape May, on the mammoth
steamer Republic, on Monday, August
16. should do so without delay, as the
number is limited and the sales far IN
excess of those OF previous years. The
gentlemen having the excursion AZ ~
charge feel confident that 1t Will Dc ,.n ,ns
largest excursion that has ever ie..
this city. In addition to the excellent
orchestra of the Republic, the services
of Profs. Worth and Richie, OF TINS
city, have been secured. A frst'olass lass
minstrel and variety performance Will
he given during the trip each way,
and many other features that will add
to the pleasure Of the trip have been
placed on the program.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
steamer Launched.

Yesterday afternoon between four
and five O'Clock the Pusey, Jones & Co.,
launched side.wheel iron steamer.
Quite a number Of persons were present.
The boat is 100 feet long, 27 feet wide,
. feet deep and is destined for South
America. 1t will be known by the
name "Tropajos."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
POLITICAL soUNDINGs.


The Garfield and Arthur campaign
club have rented Institute Hall for the
coming canvass. A business meet,
ing Of the organization will be held TO-
morrow night at 7.30 O'Clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all Re.
publioans and all who desire to join
can do 80. The business meeting to-
morrow evening will be followed by a
meeting in the same place on Monday
evening, to open the campaign. A
number of well-known Republicans Of
this city will be invited to speak.
The Fourth Ward Democrats will
meet tonight in Magistrate Brady's Of
Ace to organize for the campaign, the
organization to consist OF chosing ward
officers and selecting a man for mem.
Der Of the city executive committee.
There is an awful row under the sur
face in the Democratic ranks. Close on
the heels Of the New Castle embroglio
when the County meeting was held
comes the kink in the city Democratic
Association. One faction talks Of
amending the rules and the other side
headed by Messrs. Ogle, Norton, Silly
and Otto contemplate q combination
against Mr.. Farrell to prevent his nom.
iMation for Levy Court Commissioner.
An effort is being made by the Demo.
Gratis to induce Mr.. MoGlinchey to
abandon his Legislative aspirations.
The Garfield Veteran Union will meet
again tomorrow evening. The mem
bership is growing.
Party interest is beginning to centre
in the office Of Clerk Of the Peace, al
which place all copies Of the assessment
must be made out:
The Young Republican Club Is likely
to be an important factor in the ap
preaching campaign.
Said sore head Democrat last night
''The next time the Democratic Board
of Education elects q Republican Chair
man, I'll stop voting the ticket.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
.,.your Butter.

40 trv TO sell white butter
fneis .ss oninion " that dairying does
u 'a' 4 they would use Wells,
BY, ,;,on :, / Co.'s Perfected Butter s
rdsGdn asd market Al their butter in per.
.'nsjtjon, ana jon I'll they would still get
e.hs,'t s,iOss. but it will not pay to make
p'lcss, ,hs hes hes, in color and quality.
b; l;'a ,nS u MS ussd by all the leading
soiSl s.ia, a and dairymen, and is sold
|rsrjsts ', and merchants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
.,o,a D,scovered fin New York

Cyril W. Greene, John Farrell and
others have fled notice with the Secre-
tary Of State at Albany that they have
discovered gold and silver ore in the
towns of Northampton, Fulton county !;
Edinburg and Day, Saratoga county,
and Hope, Hamilton county, New YORK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
police Hearings.

Last evening Sarah skelley, on com.
plant of Mrs. Smith, was arraigned az
Police Court on the charge OF being
drunk, disorderly and using threaten
ina language. For these offences May,
or Almond fined her fvs dollars and
costs and held her in one hundred
dollar peace bond.
Harry Jones whilst being drunk laid
down at Elm and Jackson with his per.
son exposed to pedestrians. Being
arrested he was fined one dollar ana
costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15

The attention Of passers by on Market
street has recently been attracted BY
a painting in the window Of G. F.
Thomas 4 Co.'S. book store. It is q ma
rine view and the painting rejects great
credit upon the artist Mr.. Harry Rollins
of this city. 1t is his first public effort
and shows that he has much talent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
The Hottest Day.

Tuesday was the hottest day of the
season, in Philadelphia the thermome-
tor at the Exchange registering 79o at
six O'Clock a. M, $50 at noon and 9S3O
at three p. M. In Washington, during
the afternoon, the temperature was from
"a to $50 in Cincinnati, SO to 100; in
Chicago, "a to 100, and in Baltimore, at
the Signal Office, 80. There were sew
eral deaths from sunstroke in Balti-
more and Cincinnati. There were II
sunstrokes in Chicago, s fatal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
A Hand Hurt.

Mr.. L. B. Bradley had his hand
severely cut by a window sash falling
ON IT at his store No. 300 King streets
last evening. He had II properly dress
ed at Taylor and Fullerton 3o2 King
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
.pnrade in Prospect.

Another Flreman's parade is in pros
noct The Water Witch and Fame Hose
rpomnanies talk of visiting Frederick at
tba same time. About the time OF their
ratnrn. r the Phenix company Is expect
ad to receive visitors, and will give a
Demonstration. II things can be WORK,
e5 right the whole department WILL
turn ont and parade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15
! Tenth Ward Political Job.

ine hRPCBLICAN.
EsRs. ED.roRs II am informed
We are to have q sewer built on
Ptlut street from Adams street to
ylsud avenue, and that it Is to be a
little job for some Of the many
be suckers that load down the Dem.
tic party. 1t is said that 1t will be
Od thing to help to gather the Grip
that might fdtter over the fence
vote the Republican ticket. And l am
'her informed that the ordinance re-
Plug all work to be done by contract
|re the estimated cost is more than
dollars, will be so modified as to
Nv the work to be done by the Street
emittee employing men by the day.
am also further informed that an
pmpt will be made to pass this ordi-
ce at the next meeting Of City
2ncil. The ordinance requiring all
r costing over fifty dollars to be
L BY contract, was intended to pro.
the city against the reckless ex-
9agance of ignorant, incompetent
p The members of Council with
regard to party should rebuka this
Esn faced attempt to open the door
'll sorts Of fraud and peoulation, by
ing an emphatic no when this little
esr, now you see me and now you
see me" ''nigger in the wood
P'-"snake in the grass, "ordinance
at upon its final passage.
gat let us 60 back to the sewer again.
she first place there is no more need
sewer on Chestnut street than
IS Of having FIVE wheels to a wa
I Secondly We have not asked for
seWer. Thirdly, when we want a
ser built down Chestnut street we
ask for it. Fourthly, that We do
intend to be taxed or pay for a
Fer that cannot possibly benefit any
Pspt one man. Filthy, that these
Cl0us people who are always poking
! noses into other peoples affairs
telling them what they want and
~ they ought to have, may be very
" people, but at the same time they
among the most unmitigated nui'
Ees that attlict society.
NOW Mr.. Editor, this whole thing IL
'aing more or less than q politicaI
70 make a few votes by throwing
ny the city's money. We of thu
a Ward do not want anything o
hlnd' We can carry our ward ant
A q large Democratic majority with
resort TO tricks Of this kind.
sery many and l think I might So,
s' OF us in the 10Th ward own tn
uses In which we live. Most Of II
mechanics and are making fai
reso' IT,. We pay our debts an
E'', but are not willing I
faxed for a sewer that vii
oenetit one man and even he doe
\ want s it. We are a psculiars speopl
N nave no fancy for political juggler
'neir traps. Let us alone.
A JACKsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-15

Little Bertha Meyers, who, as NEIL
toned in Mondays RErusncAN, mys,,
teriously left her home, has been traced
10 West Chester where she has an
upcle living. Her mother left for that
place yesterday.