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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-07
THIRD EDITION
From the Baltimore Gazette.
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.

MIR. BLAINE-THE CANVASS IN THE
STATE A VICTORY SURE FOR
HANCOCK.
CINCINNATI, October Al was
fortunate in having as my fellow
passenger from Baltimore the gen.
ial and eloquent Joseph Thompson
we were compelled to part at Wheel
ing however. On the train l met
Hon. James G.. Blaine on his way to
speak at GAINESVILLE. He said to me
that sthe result of the presidential
election depended upon the result
of the October struggle in Indiana
and Ohio" 81 hoped So" My
first visit here was to the room Of
the Democratic State COMMITTEES,
where found Mr.. John G. Thomp-
son ard corps of clerks hard at
work answering dispatches and let
tiers and mailing documents. He
expresses himself confident Of q
Democratic success on October r.
l met George B. Okey, a member Of
the State committee, who stated the
same opinion with equal earnest
ness. In fact have met numerous
gentlemen from all over the State
who are of the same thought. As
Hayes majority was only 2,745, and
as Garfield is confessedly weaker
than Hayes, and in view Of the fact
thot the Democratic party is better
equipped and organized for this fight
than ever before, and with promi-
nent Republicans coming out open
" in support of Hancock, it is not
surprising that the Democracy should
be confident of success.
Among the prominent men have met
here is Gen. j. B. Steedmau. He has
been delegate to every Democratic con-
vention since 1852. He related to me
the fact that Gen. Garfield and Col. E.
b. Tyler, now postmaster Of Baltimore,
were competitors for the position Of col
onel of a regiment al the beginning Of
the war and Tyler was elected. Gensr-
nj Steedman is doing good service on
the stump. Ex-Gov. Bishop has just re-
turned from a tour through Ohio, and
he informs me that the signs aud evil
dences are more favorable to the Democ-
racy than at any time in his experience.
He'feels sure of success on Oct. IL. The
enthusiasm and hurrah here lie quite evil
IDENTIFY with the Democracy l could
give you estimates and figures showing
that Ohio Is almost certain to go Demo
cratic, but tits useless troubling you
with figures In view Of the convincing
fact that Conkling, Blaine, Sherman,
Schurz and many OF the leading Repub-
licans and ablest men are working day
and night In all parts of the State, urg-
ing and using every argument-good
bad and indiferent-why OHIO should
continue to worship her false gods. They
realize.now, and concede by their actions
If not by language, that Indiana is hope
lassly lost to them, and they have fight
on their hands in Ohio not down on the
bills
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THE BAPTlS / BRETHREN.

WILMINGTON STATISTICS PRESENTED
TO THE PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST AS
ISOLATION.
AT the session of the Philadelphia
Baptist Association, in Philadelphia,
yesterday, the following were among
the statistics presented
German Church, Wilmington Bap-
tisms, IL; me .nbers, 80 scholars, 65
contributions, $967.50. Chester Church,
Baptisms, A; members, PIP; scholars,
1876 contributions, $34l2.67. Delaware
Avenue, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 55
membership, 1919; scholars, 275; con.
tributions, $664l.72. Shiloh Church,
MISUNDERSTANDING, So contri-
buttons, $500. New Castle Church
Bapusms. 4; members, 65; scholars
III; contributions, $500. The Asso
citation is still in session.
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A Smyrna correspondent saws tber,

A Smyrna correspondent says there
were more colored men at the polls
there on Tuesday than ever seen be-
fore, but the Democratic majority was
greater than it was two years ago.
Everything passed off quietly and
there was not single case before the
magistrates which is something un-
usual for election day. A Townsend
correspondent says that about so
Democrats went to the circus at Mid
dletown on election day, but they will
be at home in November and will then
carry Appoquinimink by a majority of
70 at least.
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The cost of the mail service shows
an increase from year to year, as the
cost of running nearly every other
Federal Depar .ment does under Radl-
cal rule. OF course there is always a
pretext or excuse for the augmenta
ton, but there 10 no effort to render
such excuses unnecessary. The PEG.
pie who have to foot these bills are at
present deeply concerned in a plan TO
restore economy In the administration
Of our affairs, and that plan is to turn
the authors of all this extravaganza
out of power.
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POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION

Drs. Springer and Ogle were engaged
this morning in holding post-morlem
examination over the body OF Mrs. Far
rells, who died suddenly at her residence
near the practical Farmer" on Tues
day evening. Coroner Butt, went out
yesterday for the purpose of holding an
inquest, but as there was some doubts
as TO the manner of the womsn's death,
the jury ordered post-mortem exami
nation.
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SIX MEN BURIED UNDER A FAIL
LEN ARCH.

CHICAGO, October, GA special dis
patch from Gibson, Illinois, to the In
ter-Ocean says: "a terrible accident
occurred here yesterday. While work
men were removing the props from the
arch of tile kiln, at Spaulding & Egg
gleston's tile factory, the arch gave
way, and the immense weight of brick
and mortar fell upon and buried tn.
six men at work inside. When help
came, and they were taken out, ali
were badly used up. One man named
Frederick Hummull died half an hour
after being taken out, and it is thought
that another named Thomas Nelson
cannot live. The four other men were
seriously but not fatally hurt.
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AN iron casting that takes five

AN iron casting that takes five
to cool off so as to be fit to handle,
is something of a monster;and that's
the length of time it will take to
chill down the hundred and sixty ton
anvil block cast at the Pittsburg
Diamond Steel Works, on Tuesday.
Think of that 100 tons of molten
iron, and the five months to COOL
and then think of an incandescent or
molten Moon, or Earth, or Jupiter,
or Sun, and their inconceivable mil
lions of millions of tons of weight,
and try to calculate how many ages
it would take one of them to cool of
at the same rate.-Lsdger.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were strong but irregular until the af-
ternoon, when the MARKET became weak.
Railway bonds were in good demand at
higher figures. Call money was easy at
n and 8 per cent. ON stocks; the Treasury
bought two and a half million bonds for
the sinking fund.
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TO Phi 7 SlCIA N 6
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

hnoWlhs from experience the ulssaLIs.
tacttsn 30 often attending the disuensins
VI may VI ING Gun ulslohs In the market
weulu csil yeuI Aeeentloh 10 some OF the
iealui es y, tuo ehuIsion whlch have pre-
varying Satisfaction. Tho OH used ia IN.
lhost MI "ehIAn anu lne most scrupu
lous care IL exercised In the choice OF all
material and in every detail OF its manu-
tacture. By careful MANIPULATION This
em ulsion 10 m ade with the Smallest nos
slole smouht Oh gum and by Inc very mi
nuIe olVlslsA oil the Oil globules Ia render
I'd very nuid and perfectly pala tai ie.-
EAcn tab!espooniul contains Oper cent.
Of = Il and grains OF Hy pophos phite on
-ihs' samples Will be gladly furnished
o q fnyuclans VINO may desire them.-
rut IN piht oottles, price 81. Manu-
sctureo ana sold wholesale and retail by
". K. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
Ninth and NarRet SITS
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Opening
Opening
Opening
Dry Goods,
Dry Goods.
Dry Goods.
Would call particular attention TO line
of all wool Taffsttas at sic. in all
shades, worth SO.
French ShoodAs.
French Shoodaa.
French ShoedaA
All wool 87h, very desirable
Monte Cloths
Monte Cloths
a inches wide. all wool. excsllent value,
rs cents.
ool-Faced Cnshmeres,
Wool-Faoed Caahmeres,
At SIX equal In appearance 70 French
goods.
Monies and Armures.
Monies and Armures,
Az 70 cts. ~ inchra wide in handsome
designs.
CAAhmeres.
Cashmores,
At 10 oonts. Wool fillinG. choice shades.
Alpaoas.
Alpacas.
AZ l2k cents, All choice, good lustrs.
PlAids.
Plalds,
At - cents. n inches Wide, wool filling.
Plaids.
Plaids.
At 40c. Handsome des gns, entirely new.
All wool PIAiis.
All wool Plaids.
AT 10, el.1, el.60 and sl.S7h.
Also nns assortment OF tho Mouohoirs
or handkerchief cloths ~ tl.6 and 81 80;
beautiful goods.
W. N. KENNARD 4 co.
W. N, KENNARD d co.
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y OTICE.-I, Bernard Bonner, do here
by give notice that / shall apply to
the Judges OF the Court OF General SEES
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
The state OF Delaware In and for the Gun.
~ OF New Castle, on Monday the 18th OF
>ovenber, being the first day OF Novem
Der term, 1880, for II license to keep an In u
or tavern at No. 84U East rim street. be-
ing tue >. W. corner OF Fifth and Spruce
streets, in the Fourth Ward OF the city OF
Wilmington, county and state aforesaid
with the privilege of selling Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart
To be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application to wit:
Robert Carswell, Frank p. Lopez,
Geo. NJ. ID. Lopez. John j. Toner.
INES i. McGonigal, Francis McMonagle
Neil Gormley. James Kigney,
Joseph W. Hart, John Hanson,
John A. Redgraves, James A. Hart,
Charles ii. Williams, j. B. Cunning,
James +. Flanagan, w. IL. Brady,
James ID, Gormley, John McCaul)ey,
Edward Mellon, James McCoy,
John NJ. stuart, James G. Barley,
\. j. McClintock, Francis Kelly,
James A. Kane, John Rigney.
oc7-3ts BERNARD BONNER.
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THE GEORGIA ELECTION.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 9, 1880

AUGUSTA, Oct. 9, 1880.
The election here to-day passed or
quietly. Colquitt's majority in Rich
mend courty will be over 1000. His
majority in the State will be fully 25 900.
Special dispatches to Atlanta Consti-
tuition indicate that Colquits is elected
Governor by 10000 majority.
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commonwealth tstrih utiou

CoURIER-JoURNAL BULL lso
Louisville, Ky. sep y a. i''''
In direct violation OF an aeIee'LE n
with ex-Poslmaster deueInai ,,.tar.d
ordering the delivery oil nes n
Letters and the pay men ,eud
Money Orders TO the undeTt gueu Ipstsl
ing the litigation in the Uhlt 'so, 1 yosl,
supreme Court. the Third hshi, w. "b,snd
master Geseral has seen NJ !" 0rdef
NJ hs supeTtors 10 set ASIDE sa, hes MI
he grounds upon when ne u1nt,an,nckl
elton are, that all lotteries u h ,esrelon
nave been repealed. ana IT, eeaassarllj
Illegal, and being IL essl, AIRY eSSamchls
fraudulent, when, IL iacl, tnc - nm X
under which tins Company ura~ ~onnauy
hat Of Inc Louisiana LolleIl he M
has never been repealed, anu os IN f,yo
Office department dlscI lIhln N'''
of that Company. oc,ion vii
Comment Is useless: Les" n,ny and
at once be taken by ms Oolp',si,is Il
until further botice, corIesponOnvp aiI
requested 10 send all renit,alESe' s.nd d
lettcI VI or ra,,istered letter.
UlOhtJ VI
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GEN. HANCOCK AND GEN GRANT

Gen. Hancock, In an interview with
an Associated Press report yesterday af-
ternoon, said that he had not yet deter
mined whether to answer himself the al
legged utterances Of Gen. Grant, or leave
the reply to his friends. In case he aus
wers he will give his statement to the
Associated Press.
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TIRED OF JIMMY BLAINE
From the PHILADELPHIA Record,

Many Republican journals can
find no better explanation of the de-
feat of their party in Maine than the
imperious management Of Senator
Blaine. They are very near the
mark. The leaders are jealous OF
him and the people are tired of him.
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Nine. Demorest's Patterns.

Russell 6 Spencer take pleasure In an
nouncing to their customers tn at they
have received Nine. Democrats Patterns
Port Polios, Journals, What to Wear, etc.
for the present season. sepl5-ti.
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"Will 1t do any Barm?" This Is the
question often asked, and the answer is.
ut can not" for DR.. Bulls Baby syrup is
an Innocent remedy, warranted TO con-
tain neither Opioum. Morphia, or any,
thing Injurious. Price % cents O bottle.
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NJ CE-DISSOLUTION OF COPART-
~ NERSHlP.-The oopartnership here
toiore existing between William McElwee
and Daniel McElwee, under the firm
name OF W. & ID. McEllwes, has been
TINS day dissolved by mutual consen /.
Inc business will be continued by Will
lian Mckiwee, who will settle all claims
against the late firm, and to whom all
debts due the late firm must be paid.
WILLIAM McELWEE,
DANIEL McELWEE.
Wilmington, Del, Sept. rs, lss0.-ost4-8 st
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REPUBLICAN Methods IN OHIO
From the Cincinnati ENQUIRER

There are Thousands OF honest, good
men In che Redublican party, but th,
nanipulators OF the present fight are .,
bold and rascally set Is can well b,
found. They propose to rob tho ballot
boxes on Tuesday, the 18th day Of thi,
month, and cheat the voters, If posi- BILE
Every candidate should see that hi,
riend is stationed at the ballot box an,
,tays with Il until the ballots are tAkel
out and counted.
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DIR. II. v. Pierce Consulting Physician to
the Worlds Dispensary and invalids' Ho
In Congress that he may hereafter devote
his whole time and attention to those APP
plying to the Worlds Dispensary Medica
association for tbs treatment OF Chronic
Diseases.
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FOURTH EDITION


Slightly cooler and clear or partly
cloudy weather, with northwestto north
east winds and rising barometer.
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Meetings Tonight.
THURSDAY

Clayton Lodge, No. K.ofP.
Eden Lodge, No. "a, L. y. o. +.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, /. o. o. F.
Manhattan Lodge, No, IL, 1. o. II. NJ.
Wilmington Division, No. /, s. OF T.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr., o. u. A. III.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
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SCHOOL STATISTICS.

Statement of attendance at the public
schools Of Wilmington, for the school
year TO October |, 1880.
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THE BIG rROr TOMORROW.
st. Julian, the king of the turf, will
Tomorrow afternoon NJ Ivy Ciy at.
tempt 10 beat Maud SIS wAnderful time
OF 210t for purse of s25O0.
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I RATS " PAOE CATALOGUE.
VI
Containing much valuable inform tiop
also listo peaches with rotation In RI
penlng, and list of southern Oh long keep
ing apples, u fruit much needed here
Every fruit grower should see this list OF
apples and buy no more OF the New Yol K
or western varieties To plant here for
winter apples, for grown here they are not
winter apples.
Also japan, peraim mon, queen OF the
market, raspberry with a iull line OF
nursery stocB at greatly reduced prices.
Also a receipt fora
WASH FOR TREES,
which Will drive out borers hin the peach
apple, quihce and ash apd not one Eali
the time or cost In applying IL as 10 re.
move with a kni lie and If applied annually
there Will be no borers in the trees and nCl
one peach tree die with the yelIows
where thousands die annually nov. send
postal card for catalogue. Gail and .see
STOCK. All orders sent by nrtl will re-
eeive careful attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Win Ington IDel
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GG5'Sb0tdi WeEcOnaed IN Genoa.
A despatch from Genoa says:-"Gen-
eral Garibaldi landed here was received
with the greatest enthusiasm. He appear
ed much pleased with his reception.
Perfect order prevailed. The General
drove strai 5ht to his daughters house,
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There were 344 transfers TO Other
schools; 100 Withdrawals; so suspeu-
slons and 3 explosions.
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We have also laid In . large stock OF
COLD silks, satins, vslvsts and vslvsteens
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-. 25th:. 9: .
,,.. uo,,hlv Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distrib'l tioa

popular Monthly Drawi pg OF u.
Commonwealth Distribp tioa Y
ArmAcAuLEY's THEA rEE'
In the city Of LouisvI lle' Oh
SATURDAY, OCT. 3Vth, !S !
,upsn DRAWINGS AUTHORIZE, 81
,sa,sIaTIfuE ot 1878 and SuorAinnla
rIE rouKTs ofk ENTUCk Y ,ocNu,, s,Indl
an, The lnsl day OF EVERY MOI neriodI
and Fridays excepted, lor
Ft rye iiniIed States Circuit G ',Dcisio
March 81 rendered the ioilowL 1i,frtbil
Isl. That The COnInt0'''oe"''''
Company ~ Legdt. .,;.
a. Us ~" 'I,nnaliy has row Oh
n; rasarve fund. Read Inc
prizes LOT OCT 5 DRAWN c.
Prize ...'''''"'
lP1Ize '.'''''''''' .,....
prtze .....,,,.........''"''
10 n1ses s., 900 each. ..''''''' .',....
Oh lS.,.eS bUU euCh. ...''''''
100 Prizes 100 each......'''''"
M Is,.ss 80 each ....."'
~ ia.-s. ~ each,, - '''''''''"
lUOO Prizes 10 each. ,;ori lp,-ises
y DlIzCS EOUU cttCNsHff'
. prizes 200 each, -
JTizes l0O each. nd
,soO Prizes, Ian ualfrickets, =
q Tickets Nv; money in letIeHE., SSybM u
dr aen nr EXPRESS TO 4, NJ r6oH,tisyille,K
tJourlel Jnurnai Buiidlnsd waJ, N. Y
orat No. So and Buy bIo ssw.
septSO- tu. tn uSsat'd&w'"'
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- soq ucLoo vi ooil-huubo; e. Obh vi
Memory, universal Lassitude, Pain in the
sack, DIM ness OF vision. Premature Old
Age, ana many otnor Diseases IN at lead TO
insanity or Consumption and Prem allure
Grave. Fnli particulars In our pamph-
iet, Wnlcn We desire " send free by mi all
10 every one. ~ Inc SPECIFIC N edicine Ia
sold by all druggists at 81 per package, on
six packages for s5, or will be sent free by
mali ON receipt of the money BY add ress.
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit. Mich
~Sold In Wilmington by Y. JAMES
BKLr. Wholesale and retail Accent Cor.
IN and Market Sts., and by Druggist
eryWhers. marB-dAw
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

National Bank of Delaware. (. 800
First National Bank. :. l4b
Union National Bank. =. a
National Bank OF vii. Brandywihe %
Farmsrs' Bank. 81
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. 70. 10
Delaware X. K. Co................,.. d
Delaware Western X. r. Co. ......., ~
Phila.. VILLA Baltimore II. X. Co. 80. ~
Wilmington a Northern Il. Il. Co.. %. 70
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...4.. A.
Delaware Fire Inns. Co. .. 33
Masonic Hall Co, ..
Delaware state. .l06
Wilmington City 6's................... lilo
Wilmington City 5's.................. .lU6
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger X. W., LIST
mortaaRe..,,,... 100
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ANTIQUITIES IN THE 4,
SEAS "

steamship City Of sy WH'' =
here yesterday from S lucy an
honolulu. More atroc ar1.,a, u.
ported in the South '', Sa..
schooner Esperenza Of S Seas
been taken near + the 9yaaGy
Island, the crew murdered ere oqlod
ing l the latter part of Au rcui y
the schooner Dauntless u uSslE WI
off the island of Api, a G boat, fp
was attacked by the naliv a. 81 Il
Island, and Mr.. Frazer ''i ,ha OF
and MIR. Nicholl, the Cove v r ond
agent, were murdered. w H'n|
=, THE irish tenantry are ard
themselves, and a brisr ' ; afIn|
rifles and breech-loaderss N i, ' aes1
on in Dublin, Belfast % %, 4 Sar1
country towns in the west u y w,
the Land Leaguers discla ,Ir' ,n wv
tent to incite the populace / ~" y
Of violence, the insurro ~ u
spirit is encouraged by thd 'i iUc
diary harangues of their -" \ iu ,uc
orators. They are evidently rner
the flame of discomfort and ,",,,,
cie,;os ;rta e''A"'ioh OF secret
Kingdom. VIZ 0n
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct 6, 1880.
Latest stock quotations Furnished by
Hsaid Il Co. 8. IL. corner Seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington, DEL, at u
M. to day:
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ls57 prizes. amounting 10. -. ...sllO,A
Kesuonnible correspOnding Hs cuts wan
ed Ut ali points, TO whom liberal cOlhpen
sation VIII be paid. j
Write clearly stating full address,
iurther Information, or send ofJefs W "
press, or III IA Registered Lettef or Mun0'
order by mail, addressed onlI 70
NJ. A. DAUPhlN,
New Oreans, La,
Or same person at vi.
No. 3ly Broadway. New iOrk.
are nnder the suueryislon and manage
,nent nj Generals u. n, Bea uregard an
Jubn a. Early.
sept2S- stawi"6~
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CLAYTON House Arrlva A..

G. watkins, Odessa, Del.
T. Kelley. BALTIC.
John W, Pearce, Phila.
Din' r.. 1. Joyce, BaiIu,
Paul Gerhart, Iancaster pa
"; Helldenhranl. New }orE
J.. M. Neck. Raleigh N. G. A'
D. r. Is tes, Cohassci Mass.
L. y. LIE aud. New York.
]. Ward. BALTIC.
IL; v. b rk London, England
Inlrty.one members OF London
CAPT. VIM. Shaw, Florida.
q. III. Smith, Boston.
j. W, Allison, Phila,
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BLACK SILKS.

bLAOk tILkbs
We have one lot Eros grain Black Silks
TO prove very attractive IL those wishing
a onsAp black ri L. We have also opened
every grade OF our Justly celebrated Gui-
net Black silks from OIL Is TO s25o.
NorA-AfteF ten ysars experience we
have found these silks 10 give more gen
eial satisfaaon thaA any o,hsr make we
nave ever sold,
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the Great
Il n g Ii 8 b
Renedy,an
uHfa lin g
Q u r Q for
b G m | n al
Weakne S.,
Sperm aDr-
rhea. tmpo
tency, and
ali Diseases
- 49,
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b,i,Inessn lay SSs ing opposition is the lid
insiance al ieas, t u,en susal ID in 4
OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup an o,hSr IVY
NEEDLES have been dead stoct ~ v9y,
vendors are In despair. "Nu
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TAKE NOTICE.

tossmasters and ~ Q Pul
tic WIN take notice that the recent
der OF the Postmaster Generl II excl,
ing from the mails, does NO apply
the Louisiana State LOTTERY, aud d
letters will be registered and mol
orders Issued TO TINS Company as he
lpfnrp
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LOUISIANA STATE Lottery

This institution was regulq rly lnCd
porated by the Legislature vi The State &
educational ana Charitable purposes,
1868, Tor the term OF Twenty I'D
Years, to which contract the iny!Olat
faith oil the State Is pIedged. " licn pied
HAS been renewed ny an OverWnelml
popular vote, securing It's franthlse III u
new constitution adopted DECEMBER
"A, d., 1879, with a capital OF n ,OVV0U,
which IL has since added RESERVE fund
overASJU,UUO.lts Grand Single Numbe
Distributions Will Jake plate month";
Oh the second Tuesday.
IL neUer scales or pOStpones. look at
following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE; S3OIDO.
nm nm 1Iisk k,nS AT TWl DpIl AN
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A SPLENDID OppORTI x,ry

WIN a FORTUNE ION GRAND D
TRlBUTlON, CLASS X AT NEW
LEA NJ, ~ ESDA1 o. IOBE u lah
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10 :pissssl OF . cent PRINTS In desirable
Istyles ABd fast 0olors-
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ssssss...sssss...a,.s...
BLANKETS.

Bought directly from the manufAc-
tarsTs in Maine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-13
CLUBS.

dsc,,, 4 % per cent will be allowed to clubs OF four
49, 49, .,,rs,ns Thus: four copies of BackWood OF Oh
one Re-, rw be sent to one address Tor slz 81 i9,r
c.nos of .lla ionc Reviews and BackNOou lo[ = ., w