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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10
PosTI'0SRMEST.

The sale OF delinquent stock ~ the above
named Company Is herohy postponed until
TIT RaDAY, August q. 1879. ~ the same hoIr
and place. by order 81 this Board Of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEf, Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10
PoSTPesa.NENT.

The sale ~ delinquent stock OF the aho'e
named Company i hereby postponed NTH
SATt kDAY, april i7th, 1850, at the same hoelr
and Eiace.s By order 81 tbs Hoard OF Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10
DELINQUENT, NoTICR.


Location of principal place r., -.
frallciseo, California; location OF Wa WILLIS san
hoidt county, Nevada - "orks, Hum
NoTICE.--There are delipopo,,
following described stock, on arcop,s upon the
uent No. TO- levied on the 20 day az M T' assess
the several amounts set oppos'to " ~ nay, 1879,
the respective shareholders as follows. names o'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10
POsTPOsEMENT.

The sale Of delinquent stock Of the atese
named Company * hereby postponed until
MONDAY, October goth. 1879, at the same
hour and place. BY order Of the Board Of
Directors.
ABRAHAM HALsRY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never failing
Cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
" eakness, Spernla-
torrhoea, LO = T
MANHOOD, I'M
potency, Paralysis,
and all the terrible
effects of self abuse,
Youthful Foliies,
and EXcesses in
Maturer years
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10
P0sFreaf.nEST.

The sale Of delinquent stock OF the above
named Company is hereby postponed Until
kDNEs DAY. jane 10. lot0 at the same hour
and place By order of tie Beard ot uirectoss
ABRAHAM HAISEY, Secretary.
iva tdap20id
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10

And in accordance With Law, and an order Of
the Board oi Directors. made on the 10Th day OF
May, 1879, 40 many shares ii each parcel 81
such stock as may be necessary, win he sold az
public auction ~ The office o; the company. M.
3l2 Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cali.
fornia. on TUESDAY, the 22d day Of July,
1879, at the hour OF 2 @ clock p. ~ OF said day,
10 pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. ABRAHAM HAISEY,
Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10
THE. SILVEL, STATE.

-
THE SILVER STATE
poor 1op ANN NrxycpApEp
IA nub,;sbea everv evening excent Sunday
OF the day; and oil matters OF interest transpir-
ing in every section OF the country, and all I'M
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10

JAMES 6ouLp. }. L. o DoSNEL.
MILL CITY FOUNDRY
AND
NJ A C. II | n + s II o p,
MILL CITY, NEVADA.
We arc prepared to I'll all orders on the
shortest notice Tor all Kinds OF
CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
QUARTZ MILLS, HOSTING WORKS
GRlST Mills. Ere, Ere, Ere
ORDERS
From all parts of the country will receive
prompt attention
The Highest Price Paid for
OLD ASTING
apr.476.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-10

The Desert salt Company
Is now prepared 10 furnish "a choice article
MILLING SALT in quantities 10 suit, at
reasonable rates.
Extra quality OF Sait for all kinds Of meats
constantly on hand
r., Eeinssart a so. are our sole Agents for
Winnemucea and Northern Country.
Address orders TO
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager,
altfs-n7 White Plains Nevada
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23
Exhaustion From Brain Work.

Few Of our business OF professional mon reach
the agc Of forty five without brain and nervous
exhaustion often to an extent that forces them 70
relax effort, abandon work for time, il not
altogether An occasional use Of that lvitahzing
agent, now 80 widely known as "Compound
Oxygen would give nature the power TO restore
these wasted forces in large number Of cases
Rev. D. d. Reed, OF South Amboy who was great
ly run down by over work and consequent waste
of nervous energy, after being restored to health
through the use of this agent gives it this voun-
tary and strong endorsement after a most
thorough and continued trial Of its worth
remedial and restorative agent, pronounce its
value to be above that of gold and silver freely
and toLtatarIy commend it to all brain workers as
THE BEST thing they can use to secure restoration
Of exhausted enersies,' DRS. STAEKEY q PALEN
1909 and III Girard Street, Philadelphia, Pa s.,
send their Treatise on compound 0xygeSE free to
all who write for it. 1t contains record Of many
remarkable cures.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

| with hay for Charleston
During the high winds of last week VIM O. Poor
had valuable pear tree laden with fruit, blown to
the ground
\ man under the influence of ether, in a Main
street dentists office on saturday, disturbed the
neighbors by his bowling.
Mr. Charles B. Hazeltine with his daughter
| Miss Minnie also Miss Annie White, have been
| spending week at Moosehead Lake
Capt. Henry McGilvcry's Sickness which was
last week spoken of as lung fever has developed
into pneumonia, Of which he is quite ill.,
1t is said that the American House is to have not
only new landlord but new lanllady in the
person Of one The most charming young ladies of
this city.
There were Il large number of Sear>port people
in town on saturday, consequently trade was good.
They are always a welcome addition to our streets
and stores
viii Perry, who has been in the dry goods store
of IL H. Johnson " Go. tor several wears has az
rrptrd situation in Portland. where he will re
| main i he finds it satisfactory.
DIR, Homer writes to us from Massachusetts, that
| he Will visit Belfast for a few days ON Wednesday,
| sept. 18th, at the American House, and that he is
anxious TO have final settlement with every body
| boy stepped INTO a store and asked the price of
a postal card me -hon kccpc, in finn r.,,i.d
The best of them cent each " but wa, rather
Iisconrrted when The hoy asked th1 price II tic
/ p""ltr ones
Two Maine boys, one from Belfast arr.> ing III
Boston after election, with the cha-rin Of supposed
defeat fresh upon thrm registered at loun2's H.
hating from Vermont 4 fcw ,lay- later tnc,
would na,e done differently
Ill.,, IN. A.. ,,.,,. .,. +,
Ill, ,i5,,- -,.ni., ,ti.ptio,, Il IN. .,t ,o,.n,.
nftI,,.tr,l Eu-f,. ,.bi,.n ,-....,,, l., ..,,,.,
,,.la. discarded .,,,,1 ,I,f- ..,.r,,I,. LII.
4 brtn. gathered together and luliJ
'' '''''','., - '''' 'rl''"'7 "h" may nave "yr"
49,, , '',, ~ '''-,'', '',''.
! street. w" personally know and can endorse Mr..
/ "a fair minded and honorable dealer.
Nv rr,l rr,,,i- ,f r.,c,-, Main. f,.,,.,I,
81 this place was in Town on il short ,i-it during
tne early parl Of M week. tie hm~ been in poor
fllanIi,i.. winter In ti. sunni 'i,''|lnJ, N,.H
! Standard
The in,'.I,,,,l,. day. of autumn tb,.. of fine
falling leaf .hr -tl,~t of Tho. wear "A, tho, poet puts
il, are ul,,H ill., : hard and un>vmpathrric is the
nature Nlrl, has NOT q feeling of sadness and -,ul
pat3lN with TIM. DAYS of a.partiu. warmth and SIM
Shine,
,,.
/ ,,....,..l.,..,., ,.,., ~
- Wv
~,
Ii'' '"'' ''''''H ~ '''''''''' "'i'''
FlKr An Alarm ot tjr., AT balf,,,.t t,. on T,,,.-
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST

sept. 18th, ecm. Idahoe, Peek, New lork
llth srhr~. Lillian Ryan, Boston; MARY
INmhurmrr. -. New York
sept lWh, @chr. Mary FuroW, Pattcrslla!l ~aro
2ot!. syhrs. Fannie x Edith haprnan. Boo
ton; Jas Holmes, Ryder. Ellsworth; Walter q
Hall, Emery, New lork.
Sept. 3i~t, ~chr. Nathan Clifford, >malIcy Boston
sept. 10th. 9rhr. .Its Holmes Ryder, Ellsworth.
: 18TH. ~chr. Earl, Darby, Boston.
l9th, -cr. 'laimirro, White, Bangor
INV srtr7; Walter q Hall, Emor, Rock
Land. ldahUe, Peck Rockland.
ton.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

city Marshall Gates is on brief visit to friends
IN kcnnebec county.
capt. Wyman is making an addition to his house
near the railroad station.
4 very heavy shower accompanied bv thunder
and lightning visited this city early ON Tuesday
morning.
4 drove Of $50 herd Of cattle from Waldo county,
passed through Augusta Thursday, going to the
Brighton market
Landlord Beal, u the Bangor House. adverti.es
pocket book, which is probably the one lost in that
city ny Mr.. Kicker
Ana now the great yellow pumpkins come TO dot
the h>ides, and form interesting feature in the
uutumnal landscape
Farmers are digging their potatoes. Despite rot
and the ravagcr of the potato bug there is reason
To believe the crop will be an average one
W. Milton Fmrow the Wimbledon cup Mt
c"redmore last week The match was open to all
citizens and residents of the United States
One of our local railroad carr has got a-t1,y, and
people who ride on the Augusta and Gardiner train
lah their eyes as they ret3 the lettering Prom Bel
fast 20 BUnham"
,
'''' '''','''' "a''u'UlE
.r,h..I, l..i.,'. - ''''''' '' '''''''
rne begging of letter stamps by persons who
aluG about th, ,c-tihule Of nl,. pa-tohice unoicr
rytm-c W ar urgent letter to hy forwarded. has
.amo u W. I regular business
'Ne -'''' 'H' 'N'A'h- succeeding me great
'"' ~ '."Al M''lal"''"A' special train WIN
.'' y" 'I'e "e''a4' 'r4"co' leaving Rufnlgm AZ
-'' l'' arriving ~ helia-t at APP.
rHc ma-t EARNEST Democrat in auf ,itr b3nLr. ili.
a- Store panartth IL rral.--'No politics talkr4l
r. He Is IKE thy ,l.ap WILLS. n ne Vs. III l,,,r
.oiI. Wantcl ID uu atotarr fel,N
Postmaster. BcuI. XIII, Il (. ,er> successful or
.mli-l. f.- a .rat .4t tti.I,. -u,.-ifncn~ of III
n.ar-. ony M naicb v,i-l- thirteen aunr..- Thc,
a.e"r th, ohrf'- ltA orite variety,
'..mGJ.rl rurA,rretire- fromtn.. \lnerir,u II,us.
ID, week. .ml uiuh, -ac..e,i.,l b, MIR via n
'Ia'me-. au Experience. ami popular .eutltnan.
ecntly &C tine TAornaike House. Eochlaua.
lu...ft... l,,...- ..t ,....,. ,. .,,.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

ABSORPTACE
all diseases the Kidneys, Bladder. rinary Organs
and Nervous System, when nothing else can lSCN
Portable to patient positive effects and the t
cure for those painful and much dreaded affections
Diabetes and Bright'S Disease,
while its cures of Gravel, Dropsy. Catnrrh OF the
Blndder, Brlekdust Deposit, Painful Urinniine.
High-Colo Urine, Nervous Weakness and Pain
In the Back like miracles than OF nat
ural healing The price brings it within the reach Of all
and will annually many times its cost in doctors
bills, medicines and plasters which at best give but tenn
porary relief 1t be used without fear HARM and
with certainty of permanent For sale by drr-
gists generally, sent by mail free Of POSTAGE
receipt of price. Regular Pad, $500 Cds Pad Uor
ncontinence of urine in chidren) SL0 Special extra
size) $500 Our book, GLOW Life was Saved" giving
the history Of this discovery and large record Of
remarkable sent free. Write to it. Address,
DAY KIDNEY PAD co. TOLEDO, 0lIIG.
nllITInN Owing to the many worthless Kidney Pads
UHV ! IUN. seeking sale on our reputation,
deem it due the afflicted to warn them. Ask for
DAYS KIDNEY PAD, and take no other.S=r.A-nz~s
GEO. Q. GOODWIN a co. General Agents, Boston.
1y,!21
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

schedule of four trips Il week See advertisement
The Osborn Plow Sulky, for which Fred Atwood
is agent, awarded first premium at the New
England Fair, at Worcester, after field trial.
The South Breaker bell buoy at the entrance to
Penobscot Bay, removed for repairs was to be
placed in position Sept l1th and the automatic sig
nalbuoy temporarily marking the position, removed
Capt Otis Ingraham, of steamer Cambridge re
Gently forwarded petition to Washington asking
for can buoy at the Camden lodges and the buoy
was placed in position last Saturday. Its a great
Improvement over the old buoy.
SHIPBUIIDING IN BELFAST Capt Sylvanus &.
Haskell, of Deer Isle, has contracted with j. Y.
Cottrell, of this city, build irsclass A three
masted schooner between three and four hundred
tons to be launched in the early part of the coming
season.
Was there not an appropriation by the city, some
months ago, to repaint and rcgild the face of the
town clock Since the painting OF the church, the
clocks face more than shows its shahbincs,
1t is certainly due the neat and tidy appearance of
the church building that it should be attended to-
We regret that the name of Capt Jonathan {.
NickelS, who Is the Republican Representative
elect from Scarsport, by mistake put in the list
of FnSioni>ts He doesn't belong there, and sears
port remains strong Republican town. The town
cast ON Monday PA votes for Davis to 80 for Pai4-
tel, Republican increase Of = in t he majority
over last year If all Republican towns had done
As well, the state would have gone Republican by
ten thousand majority. Bangor Wing
Mr Il. kitri,lgc a merchant in this city, IS year,
Of age, l. at work With common steel pen copying
III nfo &c IN
Gus presidential candidates, upon a postal card,
which together with some other matter, makes 900
words. When finished 4 copy i IL be sent to each
candidate. Mr. kitniige is confident that he can
place upon postal card 5000 plainly written words.
WHEREABOUTS OF BELFAST VESSELS >chr 4.
II. Livingstone cleared from Jacksonville, 9th, for
New York, ami schr NJ. ". Drew Oh The 10th for
Newark. ochr. /. Y. Chaplrs arrived AT Phiadcl-
phia Eth, from Fenandina. Nchr. Charlie Buckt
sailed from Philadelphia I7h for Portsmouth,.
>chr. j. Brown arrived at New YORK IN. from
Jarks"nvillc.. Schr. Annie L. Mckren arrived at
Jacksonville 18Th, from New Work.
Thomas J. Hobbs. ESD. licl in Weston Mas.
on the 10th, al the age of 81. Mr.. Hobbs who has
for the past twenty wears been Il yearly summer
visitor to the home of our fellow citizen G. b. lIaz
eltinr endearcl himself greatly to circle of at
tarhel friends in this vicinity. Hi unaffected
Kindness and generosity won To him the hearts of
all Win whom he was brought i'll contact He will
be greatly mis~ei here by those who htd learned
tol",e him, and hundreds whose hearts he had won
10y his simple act of kindly sympathy. will drop a
teal to the memory of Il ncc Tom"
APlEA>,Nr Ot clsIox "Idle,fld Cottage. "
Just north of the \orthpurt Camp Ground a large,
ami merry party assembled ON the lIth inst. to Get
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

~ PT0DaIc tlurt hrId AZ BrIfNst, Within ana Ion
the County of waldo on the second Tuesday Of
september A. u 1850
@UoAN .. CooMBs, Administrators or the u
y tte If JOSEPH G. COOME~ late Of sears
mont, in said County Of waldo. decra-cd having
presented her second and final account Of Admins
tration fur allowance.
Ordered. That the SAID Administrators eIyenutice
to ail persons interested by causin. a copy Of td-
order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that thcy
may appear 1T Probate Court, to be hell at Bel
Tuesday of October next, at ten of the c'crk be-
fore noon. and show cause, if any they ma e. wi v
the same should not he allowed.
PlIlLO IIER~EY, Judge.
true copy. Attest B. F. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23
Rabbit Metal for Machinery.

TYPE METAL, the best anti-friction metal for
i lining machinery boxes, for sale at
20istf THE JOURNAL OFFICE,
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

rTIiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
4 concerned, that She has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of Administrators
of the estate of
GEORGE W. PENDLETON, late of Thorndikc,
in the County of Waldo deceased, by giving bond
the law directs She therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said dcccascd's estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mandS thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to her, RACHEL PENDLETON.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

7'1700 N,VIII TIVTTI I T'VTIiIHI, WITIITI UI TlT
the County of Waldo on the second TUESDAY of
september, A. ID. lSSO.
7 BRENDA EMERY, administrator Of the e.
4 tate of SIMON EMERY, late Of Monroe in
7ald County of Waldo. deceased. having presented
her hrSt account of Administration for allowance
oriered That the said Administrative give notice
t" all persons Interested by causing a copy Of
TINS order TO be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
~ the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at a Probate Court, to lie held at
Btlfa5t within and for said County, On the second
tuesday ~ october ncNt, ~ ten Of the clock be-
fore noon, and show cause, if any they have WIN
The same should not Do allowed.
PIlILO IiERSE1, Judge.
true copy Attest:-B 7. FIELD, Register
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

POLICE Court. The case of Tho~. p Logan,
charged with aggravated assault upon Burning
was continued to Monday neNt,with bonds in 500
there being prospect that the matter might be
! aettle1l..-.On tie Eth, on complaint of Cha r
| BcrkWith, Orman 4. Hopkins }ra- charged With
keeping drinking house ana tppins shop and
with being a common seller of liquor and also
charged with single Sale At the arrangement the
complainant ready to testify but after all tj-
journmtnt to two O'Clock, complainant could HOT
be found. The same facts apply t, ike ease
against Henry Staples The cases were continued
from day to day until the 10th, and capas issued
compel attendance. The case of Or. Leonard,
charged with assault upon Ada Kenny. was heart
on Tuesday afternoon. Miss X testified that her
self and her mother who were alone in the house,
were startled by some person attempting to raise
the window from the outside that they both went
INTO chamber and blew horn to arouse the neigh
bors; that nobody but women were in the ncighbor-
mood, and no help came; that afterwards when
Leonard got an opportunity, he abused witness,
struck her and threatened to Kill her; that She then
shot HIM in the leg with revolver. Mrs. Kenny
testified to the same effect, also that Leonard has
stopped at their house the past winter and for
about two years past, that trouble arose between
them because Leonard insultel her daughter then
dressed Leonard's wound, and that at the time
Leonard made no complaint about either of the
women; that afterwards Leonards brother came
into Golfers house, assaulted Leonard and would
have shot him had not Leonard kicked the pistol
from the young mans hand DR.. l.. p. Leonard, who
is horse doctor, testified that he had known Ada
and her mother for about four years, during Il por-
ton of which time he lived in the same family;
that on the night Of the shooting he went to the
house in response to a blowing of horn and a call
for help; that when he got there Ada struck him
over the head with hOrn and shot him in the
thigh; that he didn't feel very pleasant about it,
didn't remember what he said, and probably used
severe language; that he never threatened these
women, and was not improperly about their house
that night; he introduced the testimony of John
Garlic and Benz. Miller, both of whom had known
MN formerly, and who gave him a good character
The court found sufficient cause to hold Leonard
for trial In $500 bonds from which he appealed
The Republican journal., 1880-09-23

Alta Probate court held ut Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tursoav of
>.ntlLnIl.l.- 1 Ii lssn
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
Decoration Day ut the Soldiers and
sailors Monument Grounds.

Eli Crozier, Esq, is having a large
and handsome bunting flag made which
he will float to the breeze on the mon.
umsnt flag stall on Saturday, May 2sth,
1880, Ode ,oration day. at which time
the deed for the monument grounds
will be delivered to Washington Jones,
Henry C. McLsar, Henry R. Bringurst,
Joshua R, Adams Nathaniel R. Benson,
]. Park Postes, Samuel Harlan, Jr.,
VIM. Mcconnell, Gee. G. Lobdell, Eli
Crczier, VIM. A. LaMotte, Jas. G. John
son. Jos. S. Valentine, Isaac S. Elliott.
and Edward L. Rice and their successors
as Trustees of the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association. The grounds
will be handsomely decorated on that
occasion Mr.. Crozier extends his sincere
thanks to the patriotic ladies and gen
tlemen who have assisted him in pay.
| ing off the debt and smbelishing the
Monument grounds. Contribution Of
flowers will be thankfully received by
Mr.. Crozier to decorate the monument.
The Military and Grand Army Posts
are cordially invited to participate as
we'll as all otl.er bodies or individuals
who love and remote the memory OF
our dead heroes. Over $4,000 have
bsen expended on the Monument and
grounds, and it is entirely free from
debt. Come out in your strength and
show that Delaware's patriotic deeds
have not been forgotten.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
The Mayors Docket.

Peter McHigney was arraigned at Po
lice Court, this morning, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and using
threatening language toward his wife
A fine of one dollar and costs was i'm
posed and the prisoner was held in
one hundred dollar peace bond.
James Robinson, colored, for being
drunk and disorderly, was fined one
dollar and costs,
Martin Navel, a gray-haired tramp,
while intoxicated yesterday walked
around the city with his leg barred to
the knee, exposing swollen and sere
limb. To the alms-giving populace ht
would say: "He that giveth to the
poor lendeth to the Lerd." The May.
or met him several times yesterday and
told him if he did not dssist he would
have HIM imprisoned. The shrewd
Martin innocently touched his ears and
mouth which implied that he was deai
and dumb also. The man continued tt
beg and when some boys tormented
him he forgot portion of his Affections
and tcusssd' them. Martin was sen
fenced to New Castle for 15 days.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
.,rc1Ar MENTION.
.aIucky Day.

rrld'' ''',ardsd by some people as
w, !, 1sssI'Y Ssr, whereas, for Amer, N r.
pl1'Sy. III i. has proved itself to he ?,
'f lt,,,, ,S,,rpste n Of the seven. II
pe fS'.u1S ,Ss 3rd day Of August,
Fr,'iGT,l iGT1,lrmhus M sailed from the
'ls' ' ps1os .p,1II for the New World World
sIN Of at,0v fS,O, the 18th Of October,
~, t,s'bis ns srst ssw the land, after n.'
h'i nn,,iaation. De 1t was on FRI
NJ y D1 he, Of January, 1893, that ne
De ~ 4'n his il return to Spain, to an. !,
~ o. On their u'n Catholic majesties ,.st the \,
rs 10 ..ault ',yt Of bis expedition. ~ II
d,a, g,I5sv, iIsv,' the l3sh,Of June, .i l49a'
-, = iI'ary iiI',ooyvered the American cont ,ana
b Gn S,''f Friday, March 9Th, l4s7, 1
y. VII, VI Of England, gave to John John
III bis despatch for the voyase e; ste ~M,tL "onti.
|lISa :, yD,,h y h. America. St. Augustine
tS S.s S'IsT town. in the United States
! e,s,,' e%,,oisd on Friday, September roa Z
/, DIr On friday, November w. 10Y, ~
Y i%h,viower" diaembsrked =. = ie"
.,,n,! n,, oI American soil, ,at Province
Y EI'''I1 II Va vas OIL Friday, February Y
\ ,1,t h George Washington wa wa'
I Nv n vas on Friday, June IL, l77Ss.
|. \ tbs battle Of Bunker hiil wal
IN, The treason of Arnold h, wei
|s,.,pd on Friday, and on Friday!
" [a,''1T 1-76, Richard Henry Lee read
[n'.,rstiOn s Of independence to thu
|i,sptsl Ss Congress. There are hun
h, Who want to be shaved at STAINS
h rNausy's, III \. Water street OF
Er These VINO don't come OF
ET are invited to come on any
E.,,v and ge. q clean shave.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-20
'ouncil Tonight.

N. !s'.s !. !, likely that the Street Com
l&,at.. 81 .le regular meeting Of Coun-
a.,I,i Sls Will report adversely upon
/, rS"On 4, OF Il. L. Tatnall & Com.
\ W. t,,1,: y,sfhlssion TO construct a rail.
\, G'SN in y, across the foot of Shipley
\ ,i,S S'aer ls to connect their lumb ber
g,sna W. VI ,1e extended track of the
\. lS%e VI, Western Railroad.
h 'tss 's'on ,S for this is that the plac.
hST"'a,r ,ra'E 4. across the street would
horOssSS " as TO render the wharf
W, ''a by the city practically val.
EaMSs some talk of a reconsidera.
Eh ,DS n' '" vote BY which Council som,
klysstio..n .n'led TO eive$2o, roo for the
E&t ,Iy i, oi,. water rights. No reason