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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-10

the Jewellers.
How to Get Three Barrels of Water for
Twenty-Five Cents.
DLACE your water barrel where it can be
and get the balance @ Of the water r. when l wanted.
from the, old reliable City RED LINE that has
run the longest. spent money enough in water
works to supply 3),uU people.
For Rent,
4 SEVEN room brick house on Douglas Ave-
Jewelcr. Sd street, Yankton. D. 7.
DAss book, with Chaplin, Houlton & Davis.
Il hrkwood. Illinois, printed on the cover.
and Z. r. Houlton's name inside with accounts;
Parties leaving the same at Jencks hotel will
be paid reward. Z. r. HOULTON.
Co-Partnership.
.IOHN CUNNINGHAM has this day formed a
trading business at Fort Randall: b; T. the
Join j Il; REtSS, ctTE1SeHAM. ii
Fort Randall, D. T.. April %. 1880.
Watches Jewelry and Silver Goods.
4 LARGE assortment selling a. bottom prices
The Jewellers.
Watches and Jewelry,
n VAN CoTT. CLARK & CO..
the lankton jewelers.
Diamonds Reset,
made over. RaF R 5swelFy SoTg
The Jewellers
For Sale.
nwelling house on Pearl st. between Fourth
Land Fifth. Apply to
F. J. MAGEE.
Hair Dressing.
Mrs I. PRAY wishes to inform the ladies of
ANA Yankton and vicinity that she has removed
to over Mr.. Bruce's store, on the corner of Third
on sars and
made to order. Combings rooted and made up
| as nice cut hair. Orders from out of town
promptly attended to.
For Rent.
II Office. &c one s of the best rooms m in the build
A''s ''' '''' 'A''e' HEpii JOIN ii i. PENNINGTON.
For Sale or Rent.
| 4 SMALL brick residence on Pearl street. 2nd
1
| six rooms and makes comfortable home for Il
small family. Apply to >,
| For Rent.
STONE dwelling house. with six rooms. els.
| - tern. shrubbery, large garden privilege
Magnificent view of the city. Enquire of
G. ". ROBERTS.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent Sd St.
fash paid for lankton County orders. Appl,
| Sto G. W. ROBERTS.
For Sale.
IN TIME, lots Ii and Is. block A. Lowe
OYankton. Good residence lots. Apply to
G. W. ROBERTS.
For Rent.
= Good dwelling houses. Apply to.
CIV. ROBERTS.
Dentist.
II D. DODGE. DeWitt's Block Third stree
IL. Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-10
Hair Dressing.

Hair Dressing.
MRS. I. PRAY wishes to inform the ladies of
AS1 lankton and vicinity that she has removed
to over Mr.. Bruce's store, on the corner of Third
and Capital streets. 4 large assortment of hu-
man hair on hand. Switches, curls and putfs
made to order. Combings rooted and made up
| as nice cut hair. Orders from out of town
promptly attended to.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
LOCAL POLITICS.
HITS AND HAPPENINGS OF THE LOCAL
CAMPAIGN.

HITS AND HAPPENINGS OF THE LOCAL
CAMPAIGN.
Tomorrow night there will be a
grand Democratic parade and mass
meeting at Rockland. Some of the
Wilmington clubs will go out, and ad-
dresses WILDE delivered by Charles b.
Lore, Esq, and others.
Major Macallister and George w.
Roberts, of the postoffice, addressed
Port Deposit, Md, Republicans, one
night last week.
A letter was received flom New
York, by well known Wilmlngtonian
Yesterday, stating that leading Re-
publicans in that city were arranging
to steal Delaware, by repeaters and
corruption funds. Democrats are not
alarmed at this kind of news, as all
.epeaters who try to ply their game in
Delaware will be attended TOD
Levi c. Bird, Esq, has been given
he Opera House by his Republican
friends, for a speech on the tariff, on
Thursday night. Thus far, Anthony
Higgins, Esq of whom Levi said that
"the sooner such men were kicked out
of the Republican parry the better ii
would be for the party" has been
kent in the back ground, a set speech
in the Institute Hall being the only
honor allowed him. Anthony is doing
the hard work, while Levi is ieaping
all the honor.
To morrow night there will be a
grand Democratic rally at the Grand
Opera House, when addresses will be
delivered by Hon. Eli Salisbury, oil
Dover, and Hon. Robert Emmett
Monaghan, of West Chester, Pa
Both gentlemen are splendid speakers,
and the Democracy may expect rare
treat.
In Philadelphia, on Saturday night,
for the fifth or sixth time this CAM
paipn, lhe notorious Harmony Legion
attacked and tore out several business
places and brutally assaulted unetfend-
ing people. Yet his disgraceful gang
has been invited to visit Wilmington
and participate in the Republican pa
.rade on Wednesday evening, Oct. 27.
The invitation was rendered by thu
Hastings Guard, and has been ac-
cepted.
A large Democratic meeting and
orchlight procession was held at
Elan, Delaware county, Pa, last
night. The speakers were r. Jones
Monaghan, Esq, of West Ches land
[. q. Grubb and Harry Emmons, Esq,
of this city. The Lore Club of Bran
DIVINE Hundred was present. The
parade was pretty and the whole dem
onstration a grand success.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
POLICE COURT.

At the police hearings last even
ing, Mayor Almond disposed OF the
following cases: -,
Robert G. Smith and John w.
Reed. both coiorcd, who had been
arrested by special officers, Donnel-
ly and McNesby, in the vicinity oi
Smith and Walnut on Sunday morn
Inr, were discharged, as there was
no evidence whatever TO connect
hem with the riot of the night pre-
vious.
.,onn Anderson, for attempting to
rescue prisoner from one OF the
officers, was required to pay S5 and
costs.
Henry Butler for disorderly con-
luct. and resisting officer Meteor,
mick, was required to pay 81 ana
costs.
John Mclaughlin for throwing a
stone through the bulk window ol
lhe cigar store of Henry Ohler, No.
III King street, was required to pay
SO and costa. v G..
For boarding a train on the w. X
v. r.. r.. William II. Harrison was
re ouired to pay SIS and costs.
Three drunks with the usual pen,
atty of so cents and costs completed
the record. e.,
At the hearings this morning fouf
DRINKS were disposed of besides the
riot case reported in another column
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PERSONAL.

Secretary Sherman has returned to
Wa ashington and resumed his duties.
Gen. Grant attended the Rev. j. p.
New wman's church in Now York, last
Sunday morning.
The death is announced at Liege of
Ludwig Dumont, one of the proprie-
tors of the Cologne Gazette.
A dispatch from Athens to the Lon
don Daily News says the return of the
King and Queen of Greece on Sunday
last was the cause of great loyal and
patriotic demonstration.
Gen. Grant and party remained qui.
etly at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York, yesterday, receiving friends
70 day he will visit prominent Repub-
lica ans in Wall street.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

SOME TIME 400 Senator Conkling
said sit cannot matter how Ohio or
Indiana may g.. After next week the
severe,t part Of the battl will be fought
in New Yolk, and the party which wins
that 5 ate will win that hight" The
united Democracy Of New York pro-
pose to carry it. They carried it in
1868, aftrr Indiana had given 5000 ma
jorily for the Republicans. They will
carry it now. As Nj. Conkllng says,
"the party which wins t! at State will
win The ii sht."
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
LAID Owe z.

THE NINTH WARD CONTEST POST
PoNED UNTIL AFTER THE ELEC-
TION.
Council met in special session last
night, to hear the contested election
case of Mousley VS.. Smith, OF the
Ninth Ward. On account OF the
state of political opinion consequent
upon the near approach Of the gen
eral election, Mr.. Paynter thought
it would be best to postpone further
consideration Of the subject until al
ter the election. He therefore NOV
ed an adjournment until Friday
evening, Nov. 5lh.
Mr.. Rodney objected on the score
that economy demanded a speedy
settlement Of the contest, but the
motion prevailed.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

On the morning when it was asceI-
tanned that Greenback votes had given
Porter Plurality in Indiana there fail
ed in business one Of the largest silk
manufacturers ia Paterson, n. Jan en-
terprising Republican whose factory was
''peppered" all over with small plac ii Dc
Significantly warning his workmen to
vote for Garfi, Ill aud Arthur in order 10
avert the ruin vhich Democratic vic
tories woald bring upon manufacturer,
and their workmcn ~ Y. Worid.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

To BE SoLD.-We call attention to
he public sale of the fine farm, be.
longing to the estate of the late I ,
Jenifer Adams, deceased, advertised in
another column, to be sold tomorrow,
by Walter Cummins, Esq, Trustee,
at IL o'clock, IA. M, at the aucl ion
rooms OF Thomas NJ. OGle, No. S07
Market street. This farm is finely sit
uated in Christiana Hundred, and
should command the attention of any
one desiring good farm. See adver-
tisement,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
LOcdJ Lines.

II n. Eli Salisbury I'd r. Emmett
Monall an, Esq, of We t Chester, will
address Va. .AOCid.S at Ihe Opera
House to morrow evening.
According to the official census bull
letin, Delaware has a population OF
LAG, ,654 and Wilmingr on, az, 409.
The GAZETTE waa in great demand
Yesterday, and the demand could not
be supplied although the press was
kept running at a rapid rate until 6
O'Clock in the evening.
One Of the negroes that were incit-
ing to riot on Sunday morning, has
been held for Court.
The Young Mems Republican Club
goes to West Ches er, Pa, to morrow
night.
The public night school opened last
night, in No. 8 school, with small
attendance.
The Phoenix Engine Company has
decided 10 turn out on the return oi
the WaterWitch and Fame from llag'
erstowu, on Friday evening,
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Total for Kent county.-Males,l IL, 1876;
Females, 1912; Native, 32,262; For
elgn, 6l5 White, 24,76S; Colored, g.
100; whole number, 32,e77.
Z, tai for New Castle county.-Males,
3S,S39; Females, 39907; Native, 3d.,
023; Foreign, s,723; White, 65,o97 ;
Colored, l2,649; whole number, III
748,
Total for Sussex coHnty.-Males, 49,
SO; Females, 1882; Native, 35,S97
Foreign, 1874; White, 30,333 Colored,
5,G0s; whole number, 36,03l.
Total for State, 1864.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

Messrs. John G. Baker, morocco
manufacturer, and Il. e. Fraim, for
merly a Republican Office holder at
New Castle have written letters to
the Press, of to-day, taking sides with
the negroes who fired ON the Demo-
cratic clubs on aiurday night. Th Sc
gentlemen's characters as politicians
are SO well understood that their
efforts to discreiit the report of the
gentleman on the staff of The Press
who visited Wilmington on Sunday
and sought the information he pub
lished, will hardly prove successful.
1t is really surprising to witness the
alacrity of these gentlemen to rush
into print at this particular time.
They are both anxious watchers for
an opportunity to get into Office agair.
In fact it would be hard to get some
of their own friends who best know
them to believe what they sta'e. and
this may be why they seek the PresI
as an organ.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
HOW THE TARIFF CRIPPLES A
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURER.
Utica Observer,

Utica Observer.
The head of the largest woollen man
ufac ory in Central New York SAID re-
Gently that the duty levied upon the
live struts and South American wool
used in his mills was greater than the
protection afforded to his manufactured
goods, and seriously injured his busi-
ness. This is one of host of examples
IF tile manner in which our present tar
fl system, made up as it has been OF
conflicting taxes demanded at different
ime S aud under changing conditions,
.ripples and obstructs business.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
TORCHLIGHTS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October 18.-The great
torchlight procession of the Fifth Mary
land Regiment and the Grand Army
of the Republic was witnessed tonight
by forty or fifty thousand people. Dur
ing the afternoon and evening the New
York Seventh Regiment Band gave
Open-air concerts from platform erec-
in front of the Sun Office. There were
also concerts in front of the 1D1ericGn
office by the Fifth Maryland Regiment
Band.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
Hr. VaMderbUt for Garfield
and Free Trade.
10 opdon Echo, October I.

London Echo. October I.
The Sheffield papers are iubilant
over an order for $4,000 tons Of steel
rails gwen by the New York Cen
trail and Hads0n River Railway. AS
tile price given is higher than Amer
ica an quotations Mr.. Vanderbilt's or
der is regarded as testimony to
the great superiority Of Sheffield
steel.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
poaYd of Health.

The Board of Health mel, lest even
ing. IN regular session, aud III the alb
sen,e of the Secretary, Ii. M. Mullen
was elected Seer, tary pro tenn.
The session was very short one, as
the standing committee bad no reports
to make.
The resignation Of Richard kt LEY as
a member of the Eighth Ward was read
and accepted, after which the b. ard ad-
Ijourned.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

rAMMANY AND IRVING U MI ED.
Nhw YoRK, October S.-The Irving
and Tar nIsny Hall fictious Of the De-
nocracy tt-nieh came to fnll under
sanding on lbe question vi tomin;'
tons. 1t was agreed TO nominate VIM
Il GracA TOR MaYOr.
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OH D.

REED,-In this city on the 18th inst.
John. son of VIM. II. and Anna Ree", /,
aged months and 13 days.
Re 'atives and friends of the family are
resp, ctfully invited to attend the funeral |,
( ON the residen, of Mrs. White, foot OF
Bird ST., Tenth v ard, on wednesday az
t-rnoon, at Q o'clock without further mo-
tice. ment al the Cetneorai Oemo-
tary.
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that Mr.. Richards kept bis store open
until nearly midnight as usual on Sa:-
urday night.
HOT WATER BATHS.
During the melee In front of Nationa
Hall, colpred woman threw hot water
from house below the hall oon the
wb 10 mer. A savage threat to kill her
II she did pot stop caused her to desisf.
THE "PREss" ACCOUNT
The tru hf, ] report of the riot pub
lisbed In the Philadelphia Press rather
staggered the Republicans here. In
this mornings issue are letters from
John q. Baker and Bob Fraim endeav-
oring to convey the impression that the
Democrats did all the deviltry, evsn to
shooting over twenty of their own
friends and oaly four negroes.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
SHERMAN In GARFIELD'S CABI-
NET

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1s.-The Ohio
State Journal, official organ Of the Re-
publicans, announces this morning au-
thoritatively that in view of Garfeld's
election John Sherman will be retained
as Secretary of the Treasury.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

SENATOR SALISBURY and II. Emmet
Monaghan, Of West Chester, will ad-
dress the Democrats of this city IN the
Opera House tomorrow evening. Let
there be "a full attendance.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
NEW ADyERTlsEMENTs..

CIoR SALE.-slOOO good Loan Scrip.
OctJ0 N. HEALD q co.
nEMOCRATIC OURTH
- WARD.-The Democrats OF the Sth
ward are requested to meet at the head
quarters, Fourth street, below walnut,
this (Tuesday) evening, at haif-past seven
o'clock. The PnuctuEsl attendance OF every
Democrat inVthe ward is earnestly de-
sred, as business OF Importance VIII come
before the meeting. ".
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HANCOCK.
The Great Soldier Statesman.
Meetings to Come OF.

Oct. 18Th, sp. IN =, at New Css-
te Avenue AMI He I'D street, South
Wilmington. ADDRESSES by william @.
Whlte'ey, and ] Ftark Ball, Fsqs.
ESDAY, Oct. 20tn, \ p. IN. at the
Grand Op ra II ,use. Speakers, Hon.
Ell salisbury aud Robt. e. Monaghan
Esq. OF West Chester, P-,
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THE FAIR.

Don forget TO GO to the fair of tie
German Library Association tonight:
Some valuable articles will be hancfd
off there. The fair in held at the Herd
man building, No. 4 East Fourth street.
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bully Sasstts.
is Question.

your fall clothes are
In, That's the ques-
Lundrel places invite
Enit, own way. They
| ..sulne that you can
N A variety of gar
Nal will satisfy you
4 fitness and wear.
Nae that you will so
H. your meneN and
BE clothes.
Il offer, you the great
| 10 choose from ; the
hly developed system
inspecting, and mark
kbich you may reason
N the best work and
security that the ma
4 what tbey are sold
be most liberal terms
4 viz, that you have the
kturn everything unln-
b examination at home
Eof your clolce.
b advantages you cx-
bd perhaps prices higL-
1 ue pot perhaps, good
|dgc to be certain ; but
| are said TO be low, if
IEest Of all. Suppose
the higher you will
clothes, if you find
eo.t too much.
b to-day a $40 bus
and a $40 oyercoat
at like cloths else
d is hot so difficult as
tojudg of clothing, if
right way about it.
XSANAKER & BRowN.
1th and Market,
PHILADELPHIA
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
HUGH Nc iuVERN.

nggi o,ge II, Fox. do hereny
sns' ~, ! shalt apply 10 M,
nn ' 81 General Session.
~ H. I"ll helivrry # the tie
hiM,h ani lhr the count,
/ hsn, hMsno,nhay,lhe 18th dSy uv'cI ot
n 'sng The first dty of In,
| or a. ~, !, lSSO, for > licens,
tI !, tavern, kn, wn as The
'lr,e,, I'le city of New Cas-.
.tv NO NO, -, New Castle
|ere n, ahl ny state afore said
N n,,l n,d ) lhan o e quttt ia
Q ci,ni>rS ci, and thef fol o,S.
w. 'leNIt: ''ii'liehh the
d, J NJ Housen an.
N. Joseph Yarnall.
l. NJ, Chase,
amcs Wilmat,
J., f. Eliason,
;, Jacob reakyme,
/, Jas. 7. Eliason.
GEORGE II. FOX,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sTILLlNACRIPlCALC CONDITION.
Michael Counell, who was badly oea
an m nv Jack O'Iiara and his gang on
Snndav night, u ing their raid on ibe
s,Ioon of Ell ward Cassidy, SIN lies in a
attending physician has no hopes " wnn, ,n,
aver of h,s recovery. No clue has as yet
beep ohtained ~ to the WHEREABOUTS o'
the ruffiaus.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
Population Of Delaware.
CENSUS BULLETIN NO. 1.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
CENSUS OFFICE,

CENSUS UFFICF,
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1880
The following statement exhibits
the results of the first count of popu-
lation according to the schedules re-
turned to The Census Office by the
Enumerators of the several districts
concerned.
The statement of the population in
relation to any township, town, city or
county is still subject to possible
correcti us by reason Of the discovery
of omissions or Implications of names
in the lists of inhabitants returned
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
~ MASS MEETING.

- MASS MEETING.
A Democratic mass meeting Will be held
at the Opera House, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 20, 1880,
At7.3O O'Clock.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon.
Ell salisbury and Hon. Robert Emmett
Monaghan of West Chester, Pa. Me-
chanics, workingmen and all others VINO
are inLeres ed IN the industrial Rrospern,,,X, n,X,
and the right of every man, however
humble, to enjoy his own consclentions
conviction free from threats and coercism
are invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

A. OR RENT-A large three-story brick
r house. west of Market street, with or
without furniture. Apply to
ooiI6-3t NJ. M. CHILD.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

eh M'G yrrn, do ncrc-
~ ~ Ihd | shall app Vt,
{ &c aud J al lDeiiven
!" '"c, la and 10. New
~ hi'y, lhe l5Ih daA
U lhs The first day q
~ :. ~, 1881, l0r {,
or tavern k own n,
IN ul The city of New
~ lrl"l No Is, New
tp'lNile- e tpsell iiiloxI-
p llh'iilies than on,
oh n" rruiisrs and
,,,I ,,elh'lr cltize y recon.
'c t sn to w,t:
. Ge2rge II. SOY,
y. Buu den,
james Nicer ry,
\ J1s IL. Can han.
In, jn' ". Nackey'
F'u' John f. b ady.
IA john Kelly.
| HUGH Nc iuvERN.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
A DRUNKARD'S FATAL FALL

PETERsB URG, Va, October 49,
While attempting to cross a railroad
bridge at Belield, Va, Saturday
night, Jesse Avent, colored, fell
through the trestle and was fatally
injured. He was intoxicated at the
time.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
A UCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE.
WIN sell without reserve at salesroom
8N Market street, on "a
MONDAY and TUE 3DAY EvBN1NGs,
October Is and 10, 1880,
At 7.30 p. m.
A fine and large collection of Marble
and Appt nine Stone Vases, Card Heceiv-
ers, Carved Figures. Ornaments, works OF
Art, &C., &e. rno
BY order of Gemari g. CORR, Fiorencei
Italy. Exhibition on day of sale. Call
and examine, THOS. M. OGLE,
octl6 3f. AuctiOneer.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

NJOTICE.-I, C, b. Dougherty, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply TO the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State
of Delaware, in and for the county Of
New Castle, on Monday. the 18th dag of
November. it being The first day of the
November term, A. ., 1880, for aheense'
"Uhariestown House," in Christiana Hd.,
school distI lets, Nos, % and7a county ai d
state aforesaid. with the privilege ofselliAg
Intoxicating liquors In less qnantities
than one quSrt, to be drunk on The prem
jses, and the following respectable citi-
zeps recommend the said application. to-
wit:
Thos. j. Hanley, Peter Cn'liDF,
James w, Agnew, Mathew 81 enee,
! Edward j. Bradley. John Curley,
Paul Began, John Donohoe,
| Iohn McKenua, George Sutton,
| Dennis Levey. Joseph @. Henvfs.
| octl8 3tk c. B. DOUGHEKTis
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|SANAKER & BRowN.
ISth and Market,
| PHILADELPHIA

IA. Ten Weges, do hereby
ee that | sh al apply To thu
n urt Of General sessions
aud Jail Delivery of the
pr ! and for The county OF
! NJ day The 18th day of
'bvlng TIE first day OF thu
p, A d 1851, for "A licesse
nh W tavern, at No. i05
.ln The Fourth Ward. o.
'mlhg;oa county and Stat
lht priyil ge " selling in-
pr il esS quantities han
drunk IN the premises.
pg respectable citizens re
ld apic 'tlon 10 wit:
RPe, Gotlelb Mammele,
Jas. A. liar,,
A ", u. Brady,
William Alltn,
g u = Z simmons,
Peter Springer.
John b. X lrtZ.
u''' John Hanson,
w, =. II. Acw.in,
Saml W. Kirk,
james NJ, Bryan,
y, VIM. L Hick man,
Z a.. ltalnsberger,
DE-. B +. VAndevtr.
a. TEN WEGE.S.
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A BAND has been organized in this
n city known as the Washington Bands
Consisting of flutes, drums and piccoia,
with the followiuging officers:
Pres dent; j. Young, Treasurer; +. Jones
Secretary Il. Wallmsley. All cOmmuni-
cations addressed to j. Young, lO6 BIRD
street; ]. quinn, south Wilmington; j.
McKenny, Bancroft's Banks. octl6.
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EOR SALE.

No, lIl6 Conrad st.
436 f. Ninth st.
sos w. Third st.
lU05 Lombard 81.
1908 Delaware Ave.
1923 w. Front st.
800 8. jackson st.
l4i0 Lincoln st.
l2ll jefferson st.
I'll West Eighth st.
9O3 w. Sixth st.
90l Elm t.
8. E. Ninth and Wilson Sts.
3O2 e. Ninth st.
1907 French st.
8lO w. Front st,
7Ul Monroe st.
S, w. Second and Market Sts.
9O2 W. Second st.
406 Market 81.
1902 Read st.
N, W. Second and Van Buren, SITS.
622 W. Ninth 81.
II K Twenty-second st.
3lI Ship ey st.
For 75 entirely different houses, see lists
in other pape s. HEALD q CO.
OctlS-4t.
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oTICE-6TH WARD DEMOCRATS,
N A meeting of the Democrats OF u
Sixth ward will be held on Tuesday eveL-
ing, October 10th, at 7.30 O'Clock at tne
Phonix engine, Twelfth ana King streets.
PunctuaI attendance is requested, as
business of Importance will come before
the meeting. GEO. U. WAhD,
octlS-2t. PRESIDENT
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"iaiam q. kohelin
lhce with he Act of As.
pass mad and provided
police hat | shall apply
I Court oi eneral es
" Y AMI Jail deliV sly OF tn,
|AIe IN and fr New
MoNDAl The fifteenth
Y, a j. ~, being the
pes \ Aovelnt,r term OF
a lice Sc % keep an inn
= East sixth street, IL
ara OF the city O
IN ty and state afore
lhtoAlcatlng liquors H.
wan one quart TO b,
ihlstS, aud the following
ns I com;nand The said
J. T, Gruhb,
JpS, W. Hart,
Ahlo Gross,
4. John j. Toner,
iona tiansOn.
Oito,
john u. kurtz,
ch''s. e. iiagu. r,
Alex. IA VI lie,
] Lang,
J. 'lH Lang,
b'rnard Bonner.
LIAM q. ROBEfIN.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

MOTTO Ell, William Morris, do
N hereby give notice that shall apply
% the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, ia and for the
County of New Castle. on Monday, Nov
ember l5, being the first day Of the Nov
ember term, A. D.. 1880, for license 10
sell Intoxicating liquors in quantities not
less than one half gallon, mot to be drunk
gu the premises at my store, Clinton street,
DelA ware CITY, in chooi districts, Nos.
% and rs, Red Lion Hundred, county
and State aforesaid, and the follow
Ing citizens of said school districts recon-
mend the said application to wit:
#. A. Pennington, VIM. A. Jester,
n. Geo. Price, VIM. Davidson,
Johu Armour, Israel Helms,
j, II. Pennington, James M. Ies' er.
John Vauhekle, M, Mulligan.
It. T, Vail, II. W. Bigger.
Vim, g, Carson, j. w. Hudson,
l. Hunter. h. McMunn.
oct19-3t, WIN. mOHhIS-