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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-13
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NOTICE FOR PURf[CkTDoW


ApfiT sob, 1890
NOTICE Is HKREDY GIVEN 1nANs fH1
IN following named settler hss Aled notice Of
claim, and sscurp dual sniry tAeesof and that aid
proef wifi ees taad6 before the fudge, or In his
absence &c Ojsrkuof the DissFscs Cont. q $40.
homish Citv. W. T., or Saturday, the l2th day Of
June, A. D. 1850.
CnAnLm rArIoR. Homestssd No. 1907. for ~
NE. A6cFuw. 4 sd 10 ~ SeeuSH ~ Tbet-
chip 81 North. RanSs6ksSE md names the FOL
nWing - his witnesses 10 provo his Continuous
6S1em Woods. Andfsw johnson, james Roberts
ssd William stoeltent ~ Of Park fiaes. asshe.
HhA coustx " 2. sd -sssses
a -s.se sspg~sss 81 segrs .Sss' - $500.
- "c'w fuz 4ss=s ~ ssaa
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NBR Mht4b1GR. Tho Pessbyteridh
Society Of this city. requested DR.
Lindsley, while IN sis way east. to
secure soms co90esa yiliAtes1p take
charge Of t6s;r pulpit In this city.
Yesterday Mr. r 4 Whisv0Fth received
&c. ::l;fEa% 1tsss,es M IS. Z;
secured. and that ~ xs66SpAnisd By
his family. had sailed on the Dakoia
on the lSte qe, @ ~ Sepnd. Mr.
Bird coANtr higklE seo0Hmepde1p ~
r vs0e:3 Ssnnk lrspfG - H0aeiseo.
and alsS ~ - Hfs4)be5. W ktsa6d.
OrseoH = Il RsviStll0 Ssetahly.s frsAsS
teri.s tssdh . ssadky -hs1t. Ut ..al,s.
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HIoE;Rslczp tooA ossUos ~
per vsys;:.'--4 poon q .2co. 900 isst ~
logs wss sola shsi stAeF s.i.ys 10 the
BlAksly .Ailt Coa1nny ssa 3$l 80 pr
foot" T6is little hfk, At this rate.
csst thS Company $500, 600 according
to eur Oregon contemporary. We take
s os. j:ssrt s s:l,ss 1siskll$}
Mill Cowpesy buys no each high
priced lSsE snt slh hi ne stp0s is "a
yarusar TAFT xxvfo YaAaxh ~ -
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MKTRoRok0GICAL SUMMARY
For April. 1880. q Neah Bay. ". r.
Highest barometer during de
month 80. 80. w.. 80. IS
Lowest barometer during the
month ................. % 10
Asan barcmster during the mooth 80 .06
Highest temperature during the
month ........... ........ SO "A
Lowest Temperature daring the
"ostn 49,. Us
Mean tsmperature during the
noosn ........ .............A 40. ~
Prevailing winds-Esss. southeast
sosthvest aud west: maximua velocity
or force. Is miles IN heuf.
Total rainfall. 3 SO inches; number Of
days on which 00i or mere raia or
snow fell. Is; Number Of cloady days,
Is.
Snow fell on the mssnings Of the 81
and 4th. end light froses % the morn.
inss Of the 1st, I'd and 7th.
The season 10 one month letter than
last yesr. owing 10 the snusual .quan-
tity Of snow O the mountains an1
10 Hbills, which 10 much lowee dawn
than for many years past. Old IndiaDs
predict . warn summer and plenty Of
berries. sll L4A> 43-l4 Z,
JAMEs q. SWAN.
AZ. Observer
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PIPE LAYING Mr. james McComb
hes recently flushed laying two lines
Of pipe. one $3.50 feet long. from Rus.
sellh Bln6. on White, liver. 10 Long I
Bsrminohan,'s new cheese factory and
thsscthsr from DSve Wsbsser's Mace
to Maddocksville. using some 5000 feet
If pipe in the last Iiue. Competent
judges speak very highly of the manner
10 which the work was done; and should
sny one in that vicinity hereafter want
pipe laid. they will do we'll to call on
Mr. McComb. who is at present residing
near Lake Onion Persons in town
reqpiinG Wofk d lhh kind osaho1 Do
better than give it to . practical and
experienced man like Mr. McComb. H.
puts down, takes up and repairs NIL
kinds Of yAtaf, A9a ,gss pipe 81 the
shortest notice on reasonable terms aud
in Satisfactory msnner.
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Ladies' intending to % to victsria
on the 2Ath Of May sxcnrsios would do
well TO send their names 70 jock Levy.
- he can reserve state rooms for
them
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WHAT YUU WANT.

u . Msdicioe that Will do the most
COED In thslshuEtssls posibls deSiASa
least sxpsnss. N. T. Cody 3 Co..
druggists and apotAecAsisa. are now
Introducing into the market . No q
noa-sscret medicines (ths formula for
The preparation Of which 10 pnblishsd
On the vrsppsr.) which are desaoDed
ssHs.,..'y sss a,ssssss Psool,s e =. ~
wild chesry - hsGase Sor coughs ssd
colds than 0srman syrup q any ekhsr
msdisiss. Our aarssparilis ioe Tie
Mood; oss sxtrnst q 0aeeu l5dRl -
kilasys: oar TsseAss toe beepehitis:
or Soothing syrup fnf children: scr
Lossnges for woema; cur Oon6it,oe
Pevdsr sus catA1a 81 AM1es; 80 -
ssaes,sf Rspis ~ dyspsqs1A oost 60
vssioas ssilse prsperasions sre ths -
ID -. 3ssssa Askzss sgAs2 lsts = siAe
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Coon FAax CHEAPs--Ths Clynsr
farm viii b sold next Saturday, Nay
18th. ID 6sSl IA ~ aaailaoanl sSsS
Probate Cont 10 the hight bidder:l
for casp. tdyd ssip. &6 ) gaasitsl
and pr6dSosiye fafm y siipsts enly
Il .ii seasons u as ysss 81 vssor,,
rail and waubr. Any one wf6hi"g each.
place will do veil 70 be On hsnd =
g .:i.: $; s;'ls ! lflIHlI'in HE1Yal
THOMAS II. RYAn.-A gentleman
recently fla~ Tseoa. @si1Rh hs5nss
~ that .tles1 Ua tnAR u NH eity
namsd Thos 81 Ryan. answering the
descriptions q the man Of the aa0o
Asmers1hopslxkoreA boatUi 1fsbekeSt9,
Ne bsethss. Chs b Ryan. ~ Pot
e 1917 Z 3I ss -
.sstsssoss1 "
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- 49, -
eR4eis Brevery. q. MshIteo. j.
fd441e., ySse Cd.
EssSs Alesr.of New Tsoom.. 10 1t
preseue Yne his warm and numerous
friends This city.
The coal shs1 kxss bsen hunting for
20 long 1t 'Renton was found on Tues
day last. The extent Of the strike wss
not escertained at last aavices,, but the
qulkxS de1sid 10 b ssy fine. -.
A1sissd st the C.ps Informs N thai
the weathsr hes besn pleasant OF late
Se9liAG .seAsoaass asesil ost snd busv.i
About 5000 skins. have been taken thus
far Asstly 1900 fsnalss ssd pops
On Monday morning the Josephine.
Capt 6hitneNiil isxvehrre for Hsuk
rivse,~ a ths Upper SksEst- sSke-wiA
60 ni5 fiRe Anre. and ih0ss waiting 4
pleasaRt tip as near the n.ines Is
sfesd ~ tsve ysk gore ~ilI d. vol
to start next Monday on this boat.
Atalats bhpr Tuesday evening Col
VIC Hqpifs decided To postpons. hia
intssdDd "trip 70 Oregon and the East-
eri1I St1tes. snd did not ct swsy. -
wsS tupposed. He viii pTobAbly re-
main a. the Sound hss or six weeks
lOnges.s loaking aftes. biz own Affairs
and other matters Of importanes. n. ar
TIE dsisty TheAter property In Wslis
villa. opposite the Slime HOUSE. vas
cold last week for 5000. The bsildinx
was vslued'st 5000. and the lot 40 b.
100 teet) slseseiore cost about $1,000.
This isnt'a circumitsacs in price 70
Seattle property. A piece Of land here,
Of 30 BY TO feet. on which the bald
ings 10 shs sales wsye counted - NO.
thing. bas sold for 81 .0O0. Another
pieUel 90 The ssss s1fhehsionss but con >
sistluG Sf The half sof On inside lot. has
sold recently for $1,000, tbe~ 'buiidibg
upon, which b .. smalt sssilleAs1s westa
not TO Axceed $lo0e. s.qsa.,e4sa sai.s-
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
Lung DimeuIty Cured.
NoRrnpoRr, Wis, May ., 1879.

NoRTHPoRT, WIS.,, May u, 1879.
JAMES |. FELLOWS, BsQ.-Sir:-I have
been using your medicine for over o
year now and with the best effects.
have used ~ bottles Of the Hypophos-
phites, and 1t has made new man Of
me. Ihave been ailing over six years
with Q number Of dieeAses, but lung
difficulty was TIE most prominent. |
have been under the care Of q great
many Doctors, and have taken quaint.
ties OF medicine without any apparent
benefit, but appeared to be still grow
ing worse and weaker until accident
ally came across one OF your circulars,
and was constrained to try your msdi'
cine, ana found its effects were almost
magical upon me, and was 4 surprise
to myself and friends, having gained
so rapidly in flesh.
IRomain Respectfully,
LAwRENCE DoRAE.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
Death 0rRichnrd IA. Jones

Richard X. Jones, q well aud favor
ably known citizen died yesterday
afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, at his resi-
dence III Shipley street after an ill
ness Of couple Of weeks. He was at
tackled with something like q paralytic
stroke by which he lost ths ufe OF his
arm and partially Of one side. He lin
gerei, growing worse until yesterday
when death relieved him Of his suffer
ings. He was a son of ThsopholuS
Jones and was born Nov. 4.h, 1906,
making his age IS this month. When
youth he learned the harness max
ing business, but soon after he was
free the property at Second and Tatnall
streets was given to him by his father,
which he turned into Temperance
hotel and kept 1t as such for Is years;
hs then sold his property and 1t Ia now
the White Horse hotel. OF late yearH
he has been keeping large boarding
house ut III Shipley street. He neVsI
hold any office sxoep! being member
Of the Board OF Health years ago. be
leaves q wife and ak children, i've
sons and o daughter.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

CROCEEIES DOWN AGAIN. YOU
" will be paid for your trouble by buying
your groceries at Ford's, cor. Front and Mad
lson, We sre selling hams at l2c n, sugar
cured SHOULDERS, IS sweet as ham, SO. h; flour
8, 81 and &c. n, Minnesota patent 10. b,
our hour at $3.50 is splendid; we are the only
ones selling this brand at this price. Coftees
IL. Is and zoe. h, best Rio 2ac.. Maracaibe
and Laoauvra 2tc Java SOC. h., lbs mince
meat 30, 3 ms nice white dried apples abc, 3
ibs aches 2bo 3 ms X ingsiord's starch 2bc..
8 MS Turkey pruIes Csc, ms dried cherries
400, 3 lbs borax soap &c, 2 cans fine table
peaches 2bc., 2 CO ms gooseberries go, cans
cherries 25e. our 4Oc. tea is splendid, our SOC.
ia as good as sold in the city for SOC new
raisins, currants, citron and canned lemon at
prices to suit Pure cider for mtnoe meat,
nom Jacksons mill, apples and sweet pota-
toes by the barrel, rye straw for beds; hay
and straw baled at country prices, sugars
away down, genuine sardines, 10, new
maeherel, 90 b kits, $l:to, Sl:76 and 500.
PETER ]. FORD,
Cor. Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
GENERAL GARFIELD.
the Morsy Letter Imfamy.

A correspondent Of the Chicago TimeG
has had an interview with General
Garfield. Upon one subject General
Garfield expressed himself with consid'
cradle freedom. That subject was the
Morey letter. He deplorsd the course
OF those Democratic leaders who could
descend to attempt to change the result
Of national election by SO dishonest u
trick, and pointed out how easily 1t
might have succeeded had the case
been q close one. He did not hesitate
to say that 1t cost the Republicans the
State of California should It be finally
shown that California had gone against
them. That II had an effect through
ont the North, by reason Of the industry
with which copies Of the letter were
circulated, he had proofs enough. 1t
had been soWn broadcast among work
ing people, TO whom the exposure Of
It's fraudulent character came too late.
It had been used upon the very day OF
election. One paper In this city had
on that morning printed picture Of q
factory with white worknen going ont
Of one end and Cinnamon going In at
the other, and the lire, "This Is what
Garfsld's election means"
In the town OF Warren, In his own
district, they had showed the Streets
with copies Of the letter printed on vel
low paper. He cares very little what
tools are used in the mere execution OF
the scheme; the hand that traced what
Sin the dictionary sense Of the word"
he calls a forgery is to him q matter OF
indiffers but that men Of standing
and repute could stoop to an act so
base he regrets with more Of surprise
and sorrow than OF bitterness. That
the letter should have obtained a mo
msnt's credenoe as genuine Is to him
matter Of establishment. It was so pal
pably ont of the way that man OF
any prominence In public life should
have taken the trouble TO address a
letter OF that kind to person 30 oh
scure as Mercy was represented to have
been, ought in itself, he thinks. to
have clouded 1t In suspicion; and that
any one familiar with his signature
should have believed the signature in
the Moley LITTER TO have been written
by him, he cannot believe. No cashier
acquainted with his signature would
have dashed check upon the imita-
ton. The whole case, he felt, would
recoi! upon those who had sought to
make il.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
That Tronblesome Turbine.

Workmsn are engaged in taking out
the trrbine water wheel at the City
Mill pumping station preparatory to
putting in a new one. The wheel
which is being taken out, would not
run, 1t will be remembered and COST
the city a great deal Of money, which
should net have been paid II the mat
ter had been wisely managed. The
new wheel is being put In at the ex-
psnGe OF r. D. Wood & Co., the con
tractors. The city, according to Mr..
Payntsr, will have to pay "little
bill OF extras" The little bill Of exit as
will reach, II not exceed, $500.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
MOtIce.

The campaign Is over, the sectional
peace Ia restored, the victorious party
sends Garfield to the White House, a
point of great Importance to our pros.
porous and glorious American people,
but taken in consideration, . still
greater point OF importance, is now on
the question Of l,csl topics, where to
get q clean shave, = unique hair cut
and a champOo, and the national voice
OF WILMINGTON, yes, say the whole
State Of Delaware will unanimously
send every law abiding, honest citizen
10 our elected candidates the Preston
Bros, 2 East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

On Thanksgiving afternoon a dan
cling soeiabls will be given in the lee
turs room of the Opera House by Mes
srs. J. B. Heal, ]. 7. Laws and W. J
Young. The young men having charg
Of the entertainment are well anc
iavorAbly known, and 1t will, undOubt
eddy, be a pleasant affair. Music will
be furnished by Professor Wor!h's or
ches.ra. Tickets fifty cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
Familiar OBJECTS,

The various conditions Of the race
bring to view things interesting 70
tourists, the ways Of living, dressing,
cooking, &C., differ as the Latitude and
Longitude unsrringly gives knowledge
OF the 10y, Temperate and Torrid Coun-
tries; but in every place where man
exists the "Lsa and PERKINS, Worces.
tershire Sauce" is a familiar object on
the dining table, AID known as the
Best Sauce and appetizer the world
over, retaining its original and exqui-
site flavor everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
WASHINGTON wAIFs.
Points Of Interest From the Na-
tiOnal CapitOl-TaIk About tho
inauguration.

ROln0 OF tnteFebt FROM tue Ne
tiOnaI Cap1tOl-TaIk About tins
inauguration.
Special Uorrefpsndenco OF Republican.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. Is Our sudden
ly grown wealthy people furnish the
most explicit evidence OF the ohangei
Of fate and circumstances in AmericR.
We notice this greatly in Washington.
We say, "why who lives in that ele-
CANT mansion just across the way 7"
We find perhaps that . former "osrt
driver" had fallen heir to some fat old
grandfather's fortune, and is now de.
Ing the grasd " There Is . popularity
about these people never could under
stand. They seem to have an aversion
10 following the instructions OF our dis
tinguishsd friend and writer, Noah
Wsbstsr-sna each ere seems TO have
gotten up little dictionary Of their
own they even change their names /;
for instance, the good old Irish name,
murphy" 10 now called "Murphsy,"
with q big emphasis on the "phay."
This Just reminds ue that our Dem
ocratls friends wanted to change the
manner Of the administration, but 1t
did not change worth q cent" and
what q glorious old Waterloo 1t was.
The Inauguration Of Garfield bids
fair to be one Of the grandsst events
this city has ever seen. Meetings are
being held throughout the city, very
nearly every night, and every one
seems to feel an Individual inter est in
the matter. The New National Mu-
scum, which has recently been construc-
ted Ia to be used for the Inauguration
Ball and it will be q grand affair. An
event of the kind never has much pleas
ure about it for the reason that such
crowd that attends, and there Is a gen
eral squeeze all around. Bat l don't
know that anything would reconcile
me to q good cid fashioned squeezs
more than the fact that Its all in honor
OF James A. Garfeld-President elect.
GET sral Garfield has real jewel of 3
wife and much OF the Generals succe 70
In life Is due to the great influence
that his wife has upon him. Have
you ever seen her : Well she is
trife or above the average height of
womes, spare in flesh, with dark hair
combsd plainly, with ju,t one wave at
the temples. Her eyes are dark and
brilliant, and she has very kind
nothsrly look.
The hotels are filing up rapidly and
the bald headed clerk Is shining up
hiE dollar jewelry.
Our theatres are doing well. SER.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

The committee appointed by Judge
Walls to ss,oHs the damages for open
ing Wslnut street from Fifteenth to
Sixteenth stteets have made return Of
a~sris as fellows:
$1,000 fer the east side of Walnut
street and $50 for the west side J. 7.
Cause $500. The cost Of the contem'
plated Improvement Is estimated vi
S4OO and no benefits are assessed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
The col dem Rule

We find that the only true way tc
pr o Ach the Golden Rule is to practice
it at least such seems to be the way Of
Rov. Mr.. +. NJ. Winburne, Pastor N
e Church, South ksxis, Texas, who
writes as follows Several months
since received supply Of ST. Jacobs
Oil. Retaining two bottles, dlstribu'
ted the rest among my friends. 1t is q
most excellent remedy for pains and
acb 9, of various kinds, especially re1'
ralxia and rheumatic affections.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
Grnternl WON On.

None receive so much benefit, and
none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an IN crest In recommending
Hop Bit,eIs rs women. II Is the only
remedy peculiarly sdaptei to the many
lila the eek is almost universally sub
ject to. Ch,lls and fever, indigestion
or dsrapeel liver, constant or peiiodi'
cal sick Doldaoaes, weakness in the
hack or kidLeys, pain in the shoulders
and diffsront parts Of the body, a feel
ing OF lassitude and dependency. are
Ill readily removed by these Bittsrs.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
Knew Mis- FeatGFes.

A Maryland lady was swindled ou!
Of $lO9, rs by a man who was intrusted
with the money for the purpose of in
ves.ing It in q United States bond. Al
ter getting the mon y he ran away. A
detective heard that he was in Wash
ington and was able to identify him by
means ola lsad-pencil sketch Of his
features which the lady drew from
memory.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

Mr.. George F. Bayard, nephew Of
Senator BayArd, OF Delaware, late edi.
tor in chief OF the New York Star, has
resigned, and the control Of the paper
now dsvolVss solely upon Geo. H sandi.
sen, who has all along been John Kslly'i
managing editor. Mr.. Bayard's with
drawsl was owing to his objection to
the early life Of Mr.. Bennett. Of the
Herald, commenced in the Star Of last
Sunday, and which he regarded as 9
journalistic indecency.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
The Key to Health.

Have you found the key to perfec
health and strength 7 1t is Kidney
Wort, the only rene ly that ovsrcsmei
Of once the inaction Of the kidneys and
bowels. 1t purifiss the blood by clean
sing the system Of foul humors, and by
giving streogth to the liver, 'dneyi
and bowels to perform their regular
functions.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
afab aorVhoe,

Tomorrow evening there will be q
"ssrvice Of Song" at the Reformed
Episcopal chuych Of the Covenant.
Familisr tunes have been selected In
order that the entire conf regation can
ioin 10 the singing, q pl' asant time Ia
apticipated and cordial invitation ID
extended to meet with them on this CO.
casion.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

Constantly receiving In large lots
wall papers OF the latest designs at
R ,ssn Il Bros, 220 W. End street, pat
terms that are all made fer the coming
Spring. Call and see what a splendid
line OF goods and how very chsap they
will furnish them on the wal with a
guarantee of perfect satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
A MiarcuiOus Esca pc.

A little boy, under five years OF age,
fell flom the fifth story Of the Home OF
the Fisudless, Baltimore, on Sunday
afternoon last to the ground, dis
lance of over 80 feet. His legs we're
both broken below the kHes, but he
was conscious when taken up, and his
il juries are not thought to be fatal.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
AeDOAL 'E1ME TABLE.
fRAINs LAAyn WILMINGTON,
Ron Pnjladelphia and iutermediafS ststI,

For Philadelphia and intermediate stations |:
Y, $40, 1880, 0. m; 2.3e, 400, 100, 1000, p.
m. On Sundays: $40 Q. m; 800, $50, $50
p. m.
sor Phila. and Now York: 1853, as, $50, 100
1907, o. M. 1889, #I2. 43. iLimited)
GIT p. m. Sundays, as g. M, 6.11 p. m.
For baltimore and way stations: $50 o. m;
Cor baltimore, Washington and Bay Line:
1903 p. N.
FOR Baltimore and Washington: 1851, zoS
AIS, e.ab q. m; 1875, l.os (Idmited) A,6i,
I.0s p. m. Sundays: l2.6i, 2.o3 a. IN, q. Is p. m.
For information apply at depot.
FOR New Onstio: 600, $50, q. M, LOS, 800
For Harrington and intermediate stations !:
$50 Il. m: Los. t.s6 p. m.
For Deimar and intermediate stations: $50 o.
m; p. m.
For Wilmington 4 Northern X. r.: 100, q.
m; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and LIS q. n., and $40 D. m.
Ter Delaware Western X. R.: 7.l6, 1880. AN.
$50 .. N. Sunday trains, 1890 q. M, op n.
TaAINe FOR wILIuBsToN L1Av1 7MLADM,-
PHIA.
from Bread street and Washington avenue
1850, B.16. 1880, ll.00 ll.46 q. m; LOO, $3.50,
4, 40, A46, SIS, 0, $40, 8, $40. n.S0p. m
On sundays $50 ., NJ; ., S,9.&6, n.3o .. 10.
from Thirty Second Snd Market streets: 1.3o
7.5O. ll.a6 u. m; 1a2d. (L4lmited) AS y. N.
TN SundAvE L08 m.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
Sunday PapeFg.

New York and Philadel hia Sunday
papers arc for sale by George A. Davis,
at BlS Market street on Sunday morn
ing sitsr l0.l o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
AYOIICE.

INo'i0A'
sidney Black will be at stephen Wilson's
stall No. AZ, Eighth street market on next
friday and Saturday, Nov. 10Th aud goth.
with fresh sausage, scrapple and farm pro-
duce. She will continue at that stall on the
days mentioned for the season. give her a
| call. Alexander Black will continue on
King street between Fifth and Sixth for the
winter. ll17t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

AIDES CAN BE SPILLED WITH
| good COOKS chamb srmaids and nurses
mo fatAall street. nl0'H
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

~ OPFIcR OF THE STREBT CON-
MISSIONER, No. ~ 4. 9th st.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 10, 1880.
Property owners and agents will please
take notice that the following Ordinance re-
lating to pavements will be strictly enforced,
and In order to save themselves unnec ssary
trouble and expense they Will please OBJ
serve 1t:
ORDINANCE RELATING to PAVE.
MENTS.
Whenever any detects or distractions ar
found by the Street Commissioner or repor-
ted to him, he shall forthwith cause the side.
walk or pavement to be repaired or the
detects or obstruction TO be removed at the
proper cost of such owner or agent CT the pro.
perty to which the pavement belongs, and
report the bills to the City Council, to be col.
leCted before the Mayor. L. p. LYNCH,
lil56t street Commissioner.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

brANrED.-A ROOM SUITABLE FOR
IN physicians office western section
kyred. Address 4. q. B., RKPuBLlcAs
M lll92tt
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and after February Is, 1850, trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at T.l5, 1919, q. m, sop.
m.
Arrive at Landenberg, 600, q. m, 12.eO neon,
$40. p. m
Leave Landenberg, m, 12.6o, p. n.
Arrive ct. Wilmington 8.oe,a. IL, as, p. n.
22Su ID. OONEEIAL, Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
UEDERTAKERH.

.bOARpERS WANTED AT No. 8al E.
b Fourth street; private family. lllT.ot
Daily Republican., 1880-11-20
BOARDIMR q.

hOARDt NG.-PLEASANT ROO NJ y,
b hc.t and gas, and table board atsll TAT.
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