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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

d 0EnA MONTH"; AGENTS WANTED !
HAN N78 Best Selling Articles in the world a sAra-
SUO ~ " ole irss Jay aRONSON. Detroit Mich.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

VnU1Tn MAN Send for Grand Rapids,
IUUNG MAN Mon as SaSa: Gacs 2.1 s2a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

AmUHHAl Morphine Habit Cured in 10
UBbUBSA DR. j. sTEFaESS Lebanon ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

No taking the large repulsve pills These
aeedA.
EeinH entirely vegetable particular s required
while using them They operate without disturbance 10 tho
CoEstlpation' ImpuEe BLOOD, Pain In tho hhoudaTss
ItghtneEs OF Chest BEEneAA, sour EFuctntonA fr0nA
Stomach Had TAhte in Mouth, BiliOuE ATTACKS Pals In
region Of kdneyes Internal Fever Blsnted loellnO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

HAN and iOssaut c. @. D. anywhere. WhulesAIS
n AEH and Retail PTiee-list free. GOnds glRran-
tuRAbulteed. RGSTRRHL, l57 Wabash ,ay -CbipagO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24
.GUSHLNG.S MAMIAL.

VOUNG MEN learn relegraphy and earn $40 to 500
II month KvsTy graduate guaranteed paying sit
uAtion Address r. Valentine. Manager J2uesVllle VIA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

hRENTG Coin money with D.. UhRES's NsyT
NHENt = Receipt Book. Ours the only one gem
nine. BY man g Addreas ChAae Pub'nE Co.. foledo. o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

WgAHAR PRESENTS FREE. send ad.
KEN M " dress for particulars. f. TRlFEE,
~ BVhBAO 81 School St, Boston, AasS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24

A GENTS WANTED for thr Bysr - at-
n Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
9 per cent National Publishing Co. Phllad'rhi- Pa
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Tho Death Record,

Eight deaths are reported for las,
week, being eight deaths less THAI fol-
the corresponding week Of last year.
OF this number there were born in the
United States, Z; Germany, l; white, s;
male, 4, female, a. sent away for inter
ment, l.
Died from anquia pectous, l; ansemia,
l; cholera infantum, ]; consumption,
2; congestive chill, 1; diarrhoea, l; in.
flammation of the bowels, l.
Died in the First Ward, l; Fourth
Ward, l; Fifth Ward, l; Sixth Ward,
l; Eighth Ward, /; Ninth Ward, l.;
Tenth Ward, l.
Died under one year of age /; from
one to FIVE years, i; from twenty to
thirty years, 2; from thirty to forty
years, L; from fifty to sixty years. l;
from sixty to seventy years, l; from
eighty to ninety years /.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
COLORED REPUBLrCAHs.
A Mass Meeting as Ninth and
Frencn street Saturday night.

The Higgins Republican club held a
mass meeting at Ninth and French
streets on Saturday evening. which was
called to order by L. P. B. Henry, the
President. 10 doing SO he stated thai
the object was, If pos iDle, to arouse
enthusiasm in the voters for the coming
struggle, and to warn every person
that it was their duty to pay their tax
% by the sixth day Of September, be-
cause upon the seventh day they
would be called upon to cast their votes
and 1t would be necessary for them to
be qualified.
A dispatch was received from Joshua
Parker, ex.Unjted States Bajlif, OF
Washington, who stated that he had
been absent from home and did not re
ceive the invitation to address the
meeting until late in the evening, and
then it was too late for him to be pres
ent.
Mr.. Henry thereupon was asked to
address the meeting. He compared the
Democratic and the Republican parties
and stated that no poor laboring man
could afford 10 support the Democratic
party further he stated that the Dem
ocratic party was endeavoring to elect a
Union General.
The Democratic party Of this State,
he declar red, could not afford to sup
port Hancock, because it did not be-
lieve that the 18th, 18th and Is amend.
ments were inviolable, whilst Hancock
did, and thus the band would be at
variance.
Wm. H. Clayton was the next speak
er. He said that every man should be
true to himself, to his country and to
his God. he referred 70 the meanness
Of the present assessment law, and
said that o chance to cast votes unmo-
Tested, and an honest count would Sc
cure the election of the Republican
candidates, and also would wrest Della
ware from the Democracy.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
.IzID" snoOrER.
A Maa who Makes . Practice OF
PepperinK LitIe Boys with Reed
BIRD shot--Ho shoots EOmo VII.
mingten Urchins and Gets Him.
aals into Tr0uhaa

PeppeFfnK Lf'tlo Boys with Reed
BIRD shot-He shoots EOmo VIII.
mingten Urchins and Gets Him.
self Into Trouble.
Yesterday morRing four boys, Charles
Hanft, Harry Riley, Henry Pyle and
John Mousley, were legitimatsly anus
ing themselves by swimming in the
Christiana, near the Market street
bridge. They were not doing anything
very improper because they were ar
rayed in garments as in such cases
are specified by City Ordinance.
While they were plunging around in
the water, like a set Of dolphins, along
comes the schooner J. W. souder, from
Camden, j., laden with sand for
John W. Griffith commanded by
Captain John W. Morton, Of Chester
John, by the way, does not seem TO be
very good natured individual.
The boys were full Of fun, and pro-
posed an excursion out in the boat.
/ he motion was unanimously adopted, +,
and they swan out towards the vessel t,
ss sus was rearing the south draw.
The Captain called out to them to keep
away, and they very wrongly replied
In an impudent manner.
Then the Captain told them that II
they did not keep away he would shoot
tn. m, and he got out his little gun,
loaded 1t with reed bird shot and point
ed it at them. The boys thought it was
time to 60 back and went. They swan
to Weldin's wharf and stood on the
wharf rs the boat was passing.
A man on Q canal boat hard by said
to them, in bantering way, tina. the
Captain would not dare to shoot. Thus
encouraged, they used more impudent
language toward the Captain, and
angered him to such an extent that he
did shoot, and pretty effectively, put
ting some No. 10 shot into various parts
of their anatomy.
Riley was hurt the worst, receiving
one grain of shot Immediately under
the left eye, from the effect of which
the sight of that organ may be destroy
ed. He also received twelve shots in
the breast. He Immediately repaired
to the police station and procured a
warrant for the arrest of Morton.
The warrant was served by oficers
Whelan and Chambers. who found Nor
ton at the foot of West street. He was
given hearing yesterday afternoon BY
Acting Mayor O. Neill, and required t.
furnish $500 bail for court in each OF
the four cases, the charges being assault
with intent 10 kill. Bail had not been
secured up to last evening.
The man at least it is 80 reports d
thought it very trivial matter to be
arrested for, as he had often shot at
boys in the same way.
Beyond the danger to his optic Riley
is not seriously hurt. He lives at the
Forty AcRs.
The othSr boys are not badly hurt,
the shot being mainly distributed in
their limbs. DR.. 0gle attended them
all. The boys range in age from ten to
fourteen years.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Police cases

A small colored boy named Absalom
Gibbs, was before the Mayor on Satur.
day evening, on the charge Of assault
ing little girl Of the same color, nam
ed Mary Naudain. Mary had spit in
Absalom's face and also struck him
The youth then retaliated by hitting
her. The case was dismissed.
Mary Ann Dutton and Annie Jordan
we're charged with assarStiug Annie
Finn. Last Wednesday evening the
defend ants got into an alteration with
Mrs. Finn, whsreupon she called An
ME Jordan brazen, devilish Shanghai.
Also she used some very rich language
toward Mrs. Dutton who is Annie's
sister. Annie became incensed and de-.
sired to fight, and finally stones were
flung at Mrs. Films steps, upon which
quite number OF people sat. During
the hearing Mrs. Dutton would contin-
ually interrupt the witnesses, and was
consequently committed for contempt
Of Court. The defendants were requir-
ed to pay the costs Of the case ANA fur.
nish 500 peace bonds each.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
A FIRE AND FIGHT.
A NIath ward stable Burned-The
Laddies Fight on Eighth Street.


About 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, a
fire was discovered in Thomas Nous
ley's stable, Elliott avenue and Tatnall
street, in the Ninth Ward, and the
Phoenix and Friendship Fire Companies
ran to the scene of cophagration. The
stable was a ons.story frame structure,
and was almost completely destroyed.
When the fire broke out the stable con-
tanned a horse owned by Gottlieb
Rehfuss, the lessee. The animal was
burned considerably, but not fatally.
All the contents OF the stable, including
q carriage and harness, were burned,
and the loss will be considerable. The
fire is supposed to have been caused
through the carelessness Of boys. Two
lads, named Shaw and Jourdan, we're
Noticed playing on the premises shortly
before the fire was noticed.
A SERIOUS DISTURBANCE.
Owing to the fact that lady is lying
dangerously ill in the neighborhood
the bell Of the Phoenix did not give the
alarm promptly out of consideration for
her. In consequence of this the com.
panies in tue lower part ofthe city ran
out some distance but were too late to
be Of any service and did not
90 clear to the scene Of the FIRE. In re-
turning serious disturbance took
place on French street above Eighth be-
tween the Washington and Della
ware companies. From what can be
ascertained the former company was
wholly to blame for the trouble. The
Delaware boys were drawing their hose
carriage along the stree. when the
other company ran over against them,
forcing the carriage into the gutter,
ana were continuing the encroachment
when they demurrsd. =,
This led q member of the "Washy, -
named NsidermeIer to strike one OF the
other company, and then the fight re-
came general. The result was that the
fighting element in the Washington
CONT ANY was punished severely.
That such an occurrence as TINS
should take place is to be regretted.
It narrowly escaped being a very se'
rious riot. II those causing the affair
should be arrested and punished, in
future they might conduct themselves
in q more orderly manner.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
FIAr nosErnz's.
The, Hold an Open.Air meeting
on Fourth Street An Orator VINO
Knows Aow to sQucion n BuiIy.


ON Fourth street An Orator VINO
Knows Rew TO squeicn n Bully
An immense lime wagon drove up 10
front Of the Swan hotel Saturday night
and those who occupied 1t gave 1t out
that 1t was TO be the stand from which
the speakers we're to address the Green
back meeting, announced in Saturdays
papers. Over the bows, whereon usual
ly rested the canvas covering was
thrown the American fsg, and seats
we're borrowed from the hotel for the
adherents of the cause. When the
meeting commenced the wagon contain
cd lust ten men, making up the sum
total Of the Gresnback strength in New
Castle County.
With q proud look Mr.. John G. Jack
sou of Hockessin, who still wants to go
to Congress as a Greenbaok candidate,
called the meeting to order, and an
nounced the following officers:
President-John G. Jackson Vice
Presidents-Col. Murphey, jacob Safer
thwaite, William McShea, B. B. Cooper,
DR.. Samuel Marshall, G. X. Baugh,
James Lsary, c. P. Hall, I. Hart Sec
retaries--J. R. Duntzs, Joseph Cooper.
This done the officers took uneasy
seats in cramped quarters and Thomas
C. Weeks Of Baltimore proceeded to
disssrtate upon the merits OF the Rag
Baby. The young man had way Of
saying q great deal and much Of it was
said we'll. Gradually as he warmed on
his subject and pounded the side of
the wagon with his fists the sweat
streamed from his flushed face and his
paper collar wilted like dish rag.
With great deal of sarcasm Mr..
Weeks attacked the short sighed politi-
clan and denounced the sordid bond
holder and schsming capitalist in ad-
dition to expatiating upon the benefit
to be derived from an unlimited issue
Of greenbacks. While this bold Ru.
pert Of Greenback debate was in the
midst of a vigorous denunciation of
the grain monopoly, q drunken man in
the crowd interrupted him.
"You shut up, you insbriate," ex.
claimed the speaker, sor I'll leave the
wagon long enough to lick you"
The pugilistic orator did not find it
necessary to play Reynolds on the fell
low, for he was arrested and taken to
the hall. Later, at Mr.. Weeks sugges
ton, the fellow was released.
Weeks was followed by Mr.. Jackson
in a brief address, after which the
meeting adjourned, and the aforesaid
lime wagon moved away.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Local Drlff.

Rev. George R. Kramer, yesterday at
noon, baptized, by immersion, three
gentlemen and one lady in the Brandy
wine creek, bslow the Market street
bridge.
The Board Of Health will meet this
evening.
Three cases of drunkenness we're
heard at Police court this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
After the Reed Birds.

At day light this morning the gun
ners were cracking ann banging away
at the reed birds on the marshes and
some Of them wrought sad havoc with
them. All day yesterday officers of tho
Game Protective Association steamed
up and down the creek in the little
steam yacht Blue Bird, preventing any
lawless sportsmen from breaking the
law by cunning on Sunday. Sunday
being the day on which the law ex
pired. Owing to this the birds were as
thick as the reeds on the marshes
themselves; and not having been dis
turbed before, the sport was excellent.
Every boat in town was rented and
there was scarcely gun but which
had been pressed into service, while it
was utterly impossible to hire a push
er.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Large Potato,

A large potato grown on the farm
of George Z. Thatcher who lives
near Marshal's paper mills a short
distance above the Snuff Mill on Red
Clay Creek, in Chester County, Pa, was
left at our office on Saturday last. 1t
was of the variety known as Chilli
Whites, and weighed pound and a
half We suppose Mr.. T. is anxious to
know If any Of his friends in Delaware
can beat i'll
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
Resulted Fatally.

Leslie, the one.and.a-half year old
son of Gilbert Bayne, who was 80
badly scalded on Saturday morning, an
account Of which appeared in Saturday
afternoons late edition, died near Ii
O'Clock on Saturday evening. The
child suffered considerable, and towards
the close Of the day modification set
in,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
A Fruit Festival at OIivet Churcb.

The ladies Of Olivet Presbyterian
church, at the corner Of Adams and
Chestnut street, propose holding fruit
festival in the lecture room Of their
church, on Tuesday apd Wednesday
evening of this week. Price of admis.
sion, ten cents. An abudance of good
things will be on sale, such as peaches,
cantaloupes, water melons, ice cream,
cakes, and even pie and milk. Come,
aud bring your friends.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
-sws sUMnAsf.

.anwt on Ahho
s'aes U.,,.d Upon-Other an.
., .,elaests. crimes ana
iies. ,.,u uara very
p,lis,d pn' Il, d q. Cheyenne, wyo~-
,.s'y. is',, 60 Saturday morning; !
l's,, ass CITY an srrengsment, n',aa; mao
shI h. vb ,bs muuolpsl authori,
= s.os,,tjOn :, committee composed
Is.'p S,dns and G,ntiles, but as
,.a, had previously promised
'assI 'ss IhOOspitalities of Governor OF
va .nS a. the lat er refused 70
',biDa .bh to do with the muniol'
D.i.iss, stlrS because Of their biga'
0, esIivilisp, the municipal ar
Dp we're set aside.
,,v Of commercial travellers
,,9. !" with their wives, mum,
psariy 100 persons, Visised
c"io t on saturday and made q
n uuon General Gardsld: In
70 an address from one OF the i
,Ss Republican candidate for
|, told them what he knew
|.'msrcisl matters. after which
|. introduced to General Gar
t.niIy, returning to their
.l,sr Spending an hour IN the
.,i body of DR.. Thomas Man
srooslyp dentist, who had been
'.iuce Thursday, was on Satur-
'tniDg found suspsdded from a
brospscs Park. Hs was about
4 ot ace, and to his partially de-
condition for some time past is
ID his suicide.
ls,ur Charleston, with 1000
cotton on board, mostly on
n ,ccount, from Charleston for
4, went ashore near Charles
A, ou Saturday night, and tugs
|btyrs are assisting her. The
|hsr misfortune is unknown.
|Cdy of George A. Campbell, Of
Ipcy street, New York, who has
sDinV for a week, was found in
|. River yesterday with the
n. It lie sup. osei he cut his
BID then Jumped overheard.
Ne 10y named Sweeney, in
about machinery at Rouse's
E.Y., on Saturday was caught
bel which tore one arm from his
bis father, rushing to aid him
hit and had his left leg cut Oft.
IOrk on the Hudson River tun-
which the corpss Of twenty
b are enlombsd, has reached
tate of progress that hopes are
ned Of the dead bodies beiI 8
u during the ensuing week.
lesm boiler Of the mill OF l.. J,
at rOisno:, N. c., exp odsd on
y, wreckiag the buildings and
Wiley Bats aud Edward
urst. The former will proba.
Loss, 5000.
'ellOw fever has assumed an cpl.
hsrscter in the village Of San
el Valla, Cuba, in the jurisdic-
Ssgus, attacking even creoles,
ping the death Of fJrty persons
\ few days.
sical festival, embracing q cho-
lOO0 voices and 200 instrumen.
} 10 be given under the leader
Dr. Damroach, at New York, in
NTH Regiment srmory, in May,
Margaret Furry yesterday re.
ed with two O'Brien boys, at
nee, R l.. who we're abusing
,ther beneath her window when
10 boys threw a stone with such
TO kill Nr. Furry.
Ebly-mu!iIated body, supposed
lat Of John Appleby, Of New
'ao Lad fallen from a train, was
yesterday near Sou.h AnbOy,
nsnoWn person fred into a Dem
'focessiOn at Hagerstown, o., on
v night, killing Perry Wilson,
sor' No arrests we're made.
day was the hottest day of the
1Spg Btanch, the thermometer
% VI in the shade.
ION Kealy, while drunk on
night, walked into the river
lO'k and wa, drowned.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
SPECIAL MENTION.
Impure Blood,

debility, scrofuls, erysipslas,
/ Carbuncles, unhealing sores
ef Diseases demanding a treat
fSelti&iIy tonic, absorbent, al
10 blood cleansing, blood making
Sl'a restoring, yield readily to
ps' perfect and elegant Of medi-
preparations, DR.. BroWning's
qua Alternative. Price so cents
tor sale by ths proprietor,
pu ruplou Browning, NJ. D., lll7
efues'' Philadelphia, and All
PS and deal4rs in medicines
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
III o.
FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE
viii be seld at Public Sale, at the Hotel Of
Jacob Hyatt, at Newport, Del, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER lo, 1880,
Fifty head Of fresh cows, springers, bulls and
stock steers and heiters; also one hun E!-NE
dred head Of good stock wetherS In AH
high order, let Of shoat pigs. viii also sell
very fine Hambletonian mare, sired by Sir
Cicil, he by Risdick's old Hambletonisn This
mare is Of fine style, splendid driver and can
trot in about three minutes six years old; al.
SO one large bay driving or work horse.
TERMS "A credit of ninety days will be
given by purchaser giving q banksb BILE note
with an approved endorssr, or one per cent. q
month will be deducted for cash.
JAMES e. SAWDON, JR.
L W. STIDHAM s. SON, q uct'rs.
SO daW
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
G. A. R.

Thos. A. Smyth Post, No. 1, Dept. OF
Delaware g. A. r..
viii meet at the Post Room on Tuesday,
Sept. Z, 1880. at $50 p n, sharp, and proceed
to Philadelphia, on the p. m, train, tor the
purpose Of visiting Post 5, Of Pa. Comrades
and th Sc unable to mest at the room may
Join the Post at the depot. By orderof
JAMES MCDOWELL, Post Cemd'r.
z. PlCKELS, Adj't. pro TEN. 96-2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
state of the Thermometer

A. the REPUBLICAN Office, on Monday
morning, Sept. 8:
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
GRO 9lO $50
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
The Weath er.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Sept. o.
q. m. A.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
Weather, westerly winds, his her ba'
-ometer, stationary or lower tempera'
ture.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
nepeAteFs la Town.

esst the repsa ers who have
ua'ea ~. up aud brought to this
|,O'7 Is "R4dly" Miller, an ex.
l H. u, U' the Every Evening aud the
r., VINO drew wool over Constable
4 rl' eyes when he pretended
Hsntsd to arrest him last fall
II Eh".ug' 1t is said that lie has
| ~ well set up, and that he will
'of dozen votas to-morrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

DUBLIC CSALE.-wILL BE SOLD AT
I no. 331 E. Sth st., on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, SEPT. 8, at 2 O'Clock, as fol-
lows: Hosiery, gloves, linens, cottons, RIB
bons, white goods, embroideries buttons and
all kind of goods kept In we'll conducted
trimming store. Store keepers attention
is called to this sale as the goods are all in
a good condition and will positively be sold,
as the parties are going to discontinue the
business.
L. W. STIDHAM & SON, Auct'rs. 962t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

XLTANTED.-BYA A YOUNG LADY, A
w |osition as school teacher In the city
or G untry is graduate OF the Girls High
School OF this city; has studied bookkeeping
in all its branches; would accept position as
bookkeeper: understands music; has certif.
ca to from the State Superintendent of Public
Schools. Add ess ]. p, ksPUBL CAN office,
96t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

Fifty gross of WOO len pipes for sale
oh can at the Great Tobacco Mart, 4th
and shipley streets, Will, Del. A. A.
Chapman, prop'r.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

Dickis's Poultry Powder, for cholera
and other diseases Of fowls, sold y og
Taylor & Pullerton, Druggists, NO. aoz
King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

A clean Havana filed tiyar given on
pool at the New York Store, s. L. cor.
Third and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

NIYANTED.-A GIRL E0R OF
w housework in small tamil
No SlS French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

uyANrEn.-A WHITE GIRL
w general housework; must be o
cook, washer and ironer. and bring cit
ence. Apply 621 W. Sd st. q
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

WY ANTED-2 REELERS. 2 SPOILERS
w family preferred. Apply
VIM. HUNT, Henry Clay, =. o.
es+2t Near wilmington, d.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

Call on Geo. B. Metzner, 1OS East Sd
street, for a clean shave, hair cut or
shampoo. Dyeing specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly on
hand.
Th s''est 5 cent cigars can be found
at Dantorth's Drug Store, Second and
Market streets. A special room for
trusses--a ft guaranteed.
Three pounds of good mild or sharp
cheese for Is cts. Also good fresh tub
butter at % cts. at Cartons stall,
Second street market house.
Bottle wax, jar and bottle corks,
whole and ground spices for sale by ].
R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06
ahc0Ck Veteran Corns

|. hancock n Veteran Corps will
rCL |" ueht x; Wednesday evening, at
pin' in ,t IN The otfcs Of Magistrate
pr;'S, r. ;ns second story of the Tele-
Jp%'Iaing' Third and Market
h., 'OStal cards, notifying persons
H. 6'' nave y been issued by WIN.
Es5,II = rark Postlss and Thomas
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

At Eve O'Clock this afternoon the
Bayard Club will string banner, 20x29
feet, containing life size picture of
Gen. Hancock on horseback, at Ninth
and Lombard street.
Pixies Toothache Drops ara said to
cure In one minute. For sale by J R,
Hartman, Druggist, Fiish and Poplar
streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

Kennedy's Prairie Weed and Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

Henry Hamerer, the foreman of one
of the morocco manufactures in the vi.
Unity OF Third and Tatnall streets, had
his arm broken yesterday morning,
whilst attending to his duties. The
fractured member was reset by DR.. l.
W. IIazlett.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

NOR SALAE.-A GOOD SECOND HAND
e store WAGON and harness,
W. II. BOWERS, T:h and Jefferson.
96.3t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-06

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