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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
or A TIE ARTS TIE WIN CAN
BLAW.


rrpF following poem was dedicated 70 Mrs.
burns, during tho honeymoon.l
OF a the airis the win can blaw, 1 dearly love
tha West,
For there the bonnie lassie lives, the lass that
love host
'Fhcre Wild woods grow. and rivers row, and
ulpny a hill between;
hut day aud night my fancy's flight Is over
VIC my Icanl
see hor IN the dcwy howers soc hor sweet
] hear her IL the muerul birds, wi music
charm the mir,
There's moi a bonnie flower that springs by
fountain. shaw or green,
There's not bonnle bird that sings, but minds
me o my jeanl
o, blew yc wcstlin' winds, blaw soft amang tho
iuafy trVesl
We gentle gnlc, fra muir au' dale, bring hatne
the laden hcosi
Aud bring the lasslc back 10 me that's aye sac
sweet an clean,
Ao blink % hrr wad banish onrc, sac lovely Is
my jean
What sighs ana vuws nmnng the kuowos have
past between us tWul
How Faint nccti how vac 10 part i-thHt day
she gacd aWal
The powers above can only ken, TO whom tho
heart y seen,
That unne oan b. sac dear TO me ~ my sweet,
-RoocF DlTns.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Servants IN Germany.

ONE reason why German servants do
their work so systematically and
thoroughly is that washing day comes
but once month, and then is done by
extra help hired for the occasion. On
Monday Of the week devoted TO this
work, the women come and make
preparations. The clothes are care
fully assorted; the wood laid ready for
lighting under the great boiler IN the
wash house, and every tun, hogshead,
etc, filed with water, The water Is
pumped laboriously, aud brought from
some distance in eumbrous buckets.
The carriers wear upon their shoulders
FOR this purpose heavy wooden yoSes,
like OK. .yokes, with a chain and hook at
each end, to which the full buckets are
attached. The next morning at three
o'clock they are at work, rs busy MS
bees, and out-chattering the swallows
in the ivy which grows about the wash
house caves WaSh-boards, those In.
struments Of destruction, arc unknown,
all rubbing being done between their
horny knuokles The ironing is done
in Germany by means of u mangle,
whore possible, and the clothes are
beautifully smooth and clean. BY this
admirable system Of 'doing the wash
ing,n the family peace remains un'
disturbed.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

He who spends his younger days in
dissipation is mortgaging himself to
disease and poverty, two inexorable
creditors, who are certain 10 foreclose
at last and take possession OF the
premises.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

THE woman who "oouldn't get q
word in edgewiseN has had the word
filed down and win make another effort
in the same direction in few days,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02
THE MAINE MIDDLE.

Meetings in support of and against
the action of Governor Garcelon of
Maine, continue to be held throughout
the State. The violent talk so preva-
lent few days ago, is subsiding to
some extent, and it is not probable
that there will be resort to arms to
settle the difficulty. 1t is said the Leg
islature will meet without molestation
next week, and that the Republicans
will then demand that steps be taken
to correct their alleged wrongs before
an election is held for Governor, and
that this demand will, to some extent
at least, be complied with. If this is
not done, the Republican members will
withdraw in body, and organize an
other Legislature and elect Davis Gov
ernor. r. B. Hayes will then send, in
acknowledgment of an announcement of
his election by Davis, congratulatory
telegram, recognizing Davis us Cover
nor, after which, if necessary, he will
send troops to suppress domestic insur-
rection. The situation in Maine is in
many respects similar to that in Louis
lana three years ago, when Hayes de-
clined to recognize Pollard as Govern
or, although according to the Returning
Board count, he received thousand
more votes than the Louisiana Presi-
Dental electors, who made Hayes Pres
ident.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02
CASTLE STEWART BURNED.

w. NJ Stewart, when Senator from
Nevada, built palatial residence in
Washington city. 1t was represented
as being one of the most magnificent
AMI costly edifices in the National Capt.
tai outside of the public buildings. The
Senator was unfortunate in some specu-
lations in which he was engaged, aud
his prestige in Nova Ia diminished pro-
portionately with his purse. He was
dsfeatel for re election AMI his castle
had to be aban lonet. Recently, For
tune again smile upon him and he has
been very successful in mining specula-
tions. His family went to Washington
some time ago and reoccupied the man
sion, which from some cause caught
FIRE a few nights ago and was partially
destroyed. The loss by damage to the
building is estimated at about SIS 900,
while the loss Of personal effects is not
known, but the silver, carpets, valuable
furn;Sure and paintings on the first and
second floors, with other works of art,
were saved.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02

A lawsuit has grown out of swearing
by telephone in Cincinnati. A young
woman employed in the Telephone Ex-
change reported that shockingly pro-
fame language had been sent from one
Of the leading business houses to an
other. The telephone was at once re-
moved from the house from whence the
oaths came, and the injured firm has
commenced suit for damages.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02
TELEGRAPHSC ITEMS.

Assistant Postmaster General Brady,
who had contemplated resigning his
position, will not now retire until Con
gress disposes of the charges made
against him by certain newspapers rela-
tive to increased mail service ON "Star'
routes, either by al inyesti CATION, or
rs Brady predicts will be the case, by
granting an appropriation to supply the
deficiency about which all the clamor
Ia, bee male. General Brady ridi-
Gales + . charges, bat says he does not
care to go out under fire.
The total amount of lditioaal Ma
tional Bank circulation issued during
the year ending December 3lst, 1879,
was So, 597, $40; the amount retired ST.
6l276l. Net increase of bank circula-
ton during the year, Sis, 9S5, 100.
Total amount of National Bank circula-
ton oltstan ling Dece nber 3lst, $780,
3S3,0l2, not including the circulation of
National Gold Banks, winch WAS ST.
425,l2o.
The Chronicles annual trade report OF
Lsadville for the past year shows the
bullion AMI ore product to be $12, 032,-
8)3 81. Tie msrcaitile trale of the
cityis go, 100000. Sales of mining pro-
perSy for sums over 500, $3.50. $40.
The Louisiana Board OF Canvassers
have completed the official count. The
New Constitution was adopted by
5a.f4S, aud the debt ordinance was
adopted by l0,4S7 majority
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02

The Emperor of Germany sends every
Christman a boar's head as q present to
Queen Victoria, and finer thing in its
way than genuine hure de soagleer
cannot be conceived. For fourteen
Christmases, from 1887, it was the Gus
tom of King Earnest of Hanover,
known and hated in England as the
Duke Of Cumberland. to send one to
each of his Tory friends in England.
ii list was q long one when he left
England, but when man abandoned
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02
NOTICE.

The Van De Water Mining Company will not
be resp onsi1le for any debts contracted or sup
plies furnished. except on a written order,
signed anjontly By DOUGLAS GRAY, Super
ntendent and | G. B. lSIIAM, Storeseeper or
by some officer OF the Company, in writing.
All proper debts OF the Company incurred
under the late superintendency OF d. p. Pierce,
VIII be paid on presentation of approved bills
Z. McMERDY, Inspector.
Fan De Voter Mine, Spsipa Tal'eg, Hum
boldt Ce,n.ty, Nevada, December ~, 1879.
d30-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02

the creed of Toryism his name was ex-
plunged. Among the latter were Sir
Robert Peel and the Duke of Yelling
ton, and in the end there were not
above two or three entitled to boar's
head. #n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-02
- -
u Il NJ.

GERMAIN-In Winneinucca, January LIST, to
the wife Of Joseph German, son.
WlSE-In Winncmucca, January lst, to the
wife of Alex. Wise, a son.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
The Presidency.

Concerning Blaine: J. L. Young writes
from Washington to the Phila. "Star:''
Blaine got back on Tuesday, lookup
gayer and considerably older than he
did a year ago. He seems to be in su-
perb health. He seems to have taken
in the whole situation politically and
is at work already to master the situa-
tion. On Wednesday he was noticed
to seek the company Of Don Cameron,
and, on the adjournment of the Senate,
they walked the avenue arm In arm
from the Capitol to their homes, a good
two miles. What occurred between the
two Of course no one knows, but it is
inferred that it was not to the disad.
vantage of Blaine as Presidential can
didate. The Granp people say that,
while appearances are against them
they are in no way discouraged or ap-
prehersive. They have their campaign
mapped ont, and when the time comes
for striking it will be found that they
have not been reckoning without their
host.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
Not In n Trabee.

A special despatch from Syracuse,
N. y, says: Mrs. Leroy Jones, who for
the last week has bsen supposed to be
in a tranSe at Oswego Falls, will be
buried tomorrow, as signs Of decompo-
sition have at last appeared. Her hus-
band, who is religious enthusiast Of
the Free Methodist Church. now says
he was fully persuaded his wife was
dead week ago, but he deferred bu-
rial in order to give opportunity for
divine interposition. He fully believed
the Lord had power to work a mira.
sic in raising his wife to life, and
thought at first he saw signs Of such di-
vine intervention. He now says his
Faith in the return of his wife to life is
al gone aud she must bs buried.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
An Important DIeIaian.

Tho Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, at
Madison, on Tuesday, decided that a
Mercantile Agency cannot be compelled
to disclose the name Of its correspor-
dent in an action for libel alleged to be
contained in the report by correspon-
dent to the Mercantile Agency of r. G.
Dunn K Co. The plaintiff sought to
prove the publication by subp9naing
the manager of the agency in Milwaukee
TO produce the books containing the re-
port. The manager refused to do so,
aud the Circuit Conrt committed him
tor contempt. Upon his appeal from
the ordero commitment the Supreme
Court has reversed the order.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
AnHxME or the TINE.
BIT ssLLIso coBE.

Miss Palias Eudora Von Blurky,
She didn't know chicken IRON tarKey;
High Spanish and Greek she could nueLtly
speak,
But her knowledge fpoultry was murky.
/. he could tell the greatuneIe Of Moses,
And the date OF the Wars OF the Roses,
And the reason Of things-why the indians
were rings
In their red, aboriginal noses
Why Shak' peare was wrong In his grammar,
And the meaning OF Emetsons ''Brahma.' ~
And she went chipping rocks with little
black bex
And a small geological hammer
She had views upon co education
And the principal needs 0, the nation,
and her Y, asses we're blue, and the number
she knew
Oi tho stars Ia each high constellation.
And she wrote in handwriting clerky,
And she talked with an emphasis jerry,
and she paiuted on ties In the sweetest of
styles;
nd she didn't know chicken from turkey!
-ScRIBNER's MAGAz NE.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
AUCTIONEERR.

~ pleasure to annou CO to tho public that
they are now prepared to call either city or
county sales At reasonable rates. Orders re-
ceived by mail will re3eiye prompt attention
Also all kinis Of goods sold on commission,
and prompt returns made. DRAKE Il co.,
s / m.4tN sl2 Market ST., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

NJ OTTO EFT HE JAMES g. WEBB
~ Printing and Stationery Company, a
corporation OF the state Of Delaware, having
purchased OF James x Webb the good will,
machinery, presses, types, fixtures, stock,
book accounts. sc comprised in the hitting
and stationery establishment ut 224 Market
street, Wilmington, Del, viii continue the
business Ia all OF It's branches. orders for
printing, book binding, blank books or for
stationery OF every character promptly filled.
continuance OF the LIBERAL patronage exten.
ded TO the old house is respectfully solicited.
The JAMES Il WEBB PRINTING AND
STATIONERY CoMPANY,{
EDWARD T. JAMES, SeG'y and Treas.
JNO. M. WHlTFOhD, superintendent.
2-38t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
Lecture by Ex.MInlstor wash.
bufHO,

A large audience listened to the Hon.
4. B. Washbure, ex-Minister to France,
who delivered lecture in Brooklyn
last evening before the Long Island
Historical Society. The speaker was
introduced by the Rev. DR.. Richard S.
Storrs. The subject OF the greater
part of the address was "The Siege and
ths Uprising Of the Commune of Paris, !"
and tire terrible scenes Of II we're de-
scribed in picturesque language. That
portion of Mr.. Washburns's remarks
was particularly interesting where he
referred to his acquaintance with GAM
betta, Theirs, and other wsll-known
Frenchmen. At the close of the ad-
dress Mr.. Washburne was given a re.
caption.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
yox xsALEOR RENT.

=50R S1TE.-Two story brick hease lli
X Tay or street, 9 rooms, with on frst
'Iu \ two tory bricks, new, Poplar street above
Eleventh. u.,..
ifweiiinR lnb Delaware Avenue modern
IIWelling 100 JtffersOn street, 10 rooms.
VsDBuren street bet sth and 9Th.
10o EAsti2th street
pl3 Chestnut street
G23 Jefferson street.
lI25 West Third street.
Lot on Fourth street near Pine, ~ by 100 II,
10 loan on bond and mortgage from SlOO0 to
slo 600 In sums 10 suit. fppiy to
W. MOCAULLEf & 90,
6Vo Market sireot,
,allm Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
TO WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.

OEFIoE OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Deo. !, 1879. (
The bills Tor 1880 are now ready and pay.
able at the REGISTRARS office, No 1000 Market
street. The lawrequires that all bills paid on
or before January 3ist, 1880 the face OF the
bill, those paid during the month oil Fehru
ary per cent. additional Those paid durin Z
the month OF March, 10 per cent. additional.
and any amount remaining unyaid after
April LIST, 1880, the Registrar is required to
have the ierules withdrawn and suit institu.
ted Tor the recovery Of the amount due; and
the water will not be let Into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and "
for drawing ierules, are paid.
Uffice hours from ? a. m, to 4 p. IN.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar.
l2-l6-eod D-edJ- J-edF
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

TN M. WEIR, 1909 MARKET Sr. HAS
l. In store q lot of Italian Pared Peac, es,
at lets. per h, great bsrEain: u fine lot Of
Pea at IA cts. h F.; We have the oCsr 3 mud 4
cent Flour 70 he found our Flour at S8. 81 and
$7.00 per barrel Is excellent We have new
lot oi Tea at 40 cts. h, can't be bought any
place iCr less than 80 cts pure Honey, Is cts.
Oottle. Our Coffee at Is cts. IL as good as
what you will pay rs Gus. for dried apples, 4
cts. b choice new crop, New Orleans Mo
lasses o lot Of Jelly in 10 h buckets at WI OLE
sale price Fine Irish Dulce. T. M. WEIR,
l-3lu 1909 Market street !
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
RAILROAD LINES.
DH1L NDELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DA!L NDELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
4 BhITlMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadclphi1 and Intermediate Sta
tons, No. slJ 0,30, n. NJ, 23), 400, 700, als
T.. N.
Ph.ladelvha (Express) 900, 9.3s, 1902 a. IN,
PEi.4telphla ant row York 2.H. 100. 1907
4. n. T." 1888 asp. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, s,ab
/, III.
Baltimore and hay Line 7 OS p. IN.
Hatun1 @ and Washington, 1851, 203, s,sb.
d. N Y 81, l04, Is p. IN.
Iralns Tor delaware Division leave for:
Ne" castle, 9l5 a, M, !. 10, $50 D. m,
harrington and intermediate Stations. s.l6
:. 10, l,1h, 8 80 p. ul
De'nnr and Iotermcdiate Stations, q.lba
n. llIp. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and tnterm dIate 4tqtions,
10 a M, 500 $50, 9 80 y. IN.
Philadelphta and New YORK, 100 a IN,
Baltimore and Washington, l2.bl, ,2,lO g., m,
For turthc .niormation passengers are re-
erred to The time tables posed at tho depot.
II. KENNEY. sup.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

TIOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS RE-
II tring from business offer tor sale the
|elire stoC., Fixtures, Maehlnrry and good
|sll Of their flumbinl. Steam al d Gas Fit.
hing Establishment, 500 King street. The
property viii he sold with the business OF
belsld Tor term OF years. The busine has
been tstaDi shed Tor 70 years, and the OppOi.
|moity Is one seldom offered Tor young men
washing t. enter iui0 this business. Term,
liberal. l9lm FERRIS n GARRETT.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

I
was being used by new Children. O..
children Of new Rector. Alasl Poor
Mr.. Psarkss--his poety, his long fami.
by, and the bswitching little Abigail
had been "packed off," too. Curacy
all, was lost.
NY LAST PROPOSAL,
That was fifty years ago. Could have
dreamed theI-
may now anticipate. But for Mrs.
Hawkins ] certainly should never have
recovered. Her tender interest, her
unwearying solicitude, and nevsr-Aag-
ging watchfulness pulled me through,
as 1t was called. That day, near the
Beaehsids Hotel, when | was run over
by the mail. phe.on and carried insen-
sisls into the hotel, had nearly proved
my death. And, on recovering, 1t was
my worthy physician, who, on receiving
about his fortisth fee, declared to me
solemnly, "Undsr Providence, my dear
Sir, you owe your recovery to Mrs.
Hawkins and her watchful care.'
Though not knowing this literally, |
had been conscious Of IL all the time.
A buxom widow lady staying at the
hotel--so the friendly doctor told NE
had seen the poor shattered gentleman
carried in, and had asked had he NO
friends or relations to bs written to ?
Naturally, they could tell nothing nor
could he, for other reasons. !
Alas the great Brindley, my father,
had long since passed away, having
b en- ruined first, his children dispsrs-
ed--dead, or struggling in far off colo.
nies-and the bold Tom Brndley, hav.
ing gone into dashing Iiussar regi-
nent, had been forced, when tie crash
came, to pass into foot regiment, and
after serving abroad many years, to re-
lire on ha f pay. This had not been a
cheerful thing Tor Tom; and when Tom
net this accident he felt literally that lie
vas alone in the world.
But how strange Fifty years ago :
Could have dreamed, then, the words
With which | commenced this storyl
But hear Mrs. hawkins herself, pre-
ently, that is: |,
I" dow shall ever repay you :" l d
aid, as sat leaning on my stick. you
ave snatohed me from death"
" BY getting WE'LL" she said, as she
miled. Her rather plain face looked t
IS handsome az good nature can make ,,
face look. "You must go to the sea, !
nd take plenty Of exercise, the doctor
ays."
laughed. "That can't do If In
Vere, as the vulgar say, 10 swing for q
h."
--She looked at me- steadily.
"And that is not SO bad form ofex-
rcise." 0
"Whatl" I
"Ths swing. Did you ever try it .
then bOyY' t
There was something strange in that 9
ca kind of soflening of the lines,
luch like quivering that takes place in
issolving views. ,
"GOod graciousl"I exclaimed. "What
your manner what was it :"
Strange that you never asked even
" christian name all this time. II ia @
bigail-the Abigail that once sat in o.
lie swing with you, and that" IL
81 caused, by my folly, to be cast
at on the world, ruined. Q, | see it
DVr' y
"Not 50 bad as that" she said smi- !
Hg. "And SO you remember the Old q,
Eing'" in
Then | made my last proposal. 81
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

YNOR SALE--A LJr Uf GROUND
IN with brick morr' eco factory On 1t, one.
hundred and iorty-eight Ieet front on Church
kuect siyty-twO eet on Filth street and sixty
Two feet on Lord ste /. Streets curbcd and
bed Of streets paved, Id inch water pipes
slcng Church street. Lime vats in the fac
LOry and row u cd io'the manufacture o. NOR
fOCcO Sold 10 close an estate. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON,
L22tf M. 5EAst Sth street,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

NOJICE.--TO DELINQUENTS OF
1N city and school taxes Tor 1872. Bills
have be0n rendered and called Tor, and the
year having expired, those who wish to avoid
trouble, had better call and settle, or we shall
proceed 10 collect the taxes with costs.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office, no. 10 u. Sixth street between Mar
ket and King. Hours q, In. to Y IN 2 to 8
and to 80. IN. l-31w
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

ENOR RENr.-A II ROOM BOARDING
~ house, Vyears successful, at No, 7I3 h.
fegenth street. Also room ore anu owe.
ing cor. l2th and htald els AS per month.
hl5O several and room houses rom IS h. "
Der month. WM. FORREST,
2+bLt Cor. Sth aRd Butt0nwOOd Sta.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
NOTICES
BRAIN AND NERVE Fooo

The loss Of memory, the nervous and ex
hausted feeling, the dissatisfaction with tn
result Of ones labors, the dull, uDreiresbe,
sleep. the want OF appetite and neuralg O, ar
simply tho brain and nerves calling for thei
necessary food. vitaiized Phospha aies restor
lost energy In all weaknesses OF M nd or body
relieve debility and nervousness, and preyen
consumption. Physicians have prescribed
l60, 600 package,.
+. CROSBY, 6c6 Sixth Ave-, my
For sale by 2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

NOR KENT.-A FOUR STORY BRICK
house At the S. Il corner Of MarRet and
seventh streets, A very pleasant location iOr
IA boardlng house, convenient rooms iJr offices
|either single or double, or could be used lor
chambers. ,,,--.-- .,,..
|Ejghth and Ninth, SIX or seven rooms IN
bach.
han w,th well Of excellent water at tie
doors. Appyto JOHN Is. LEWIS.
99-lmd
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

Nyf0KTS MEMS EMPORIUM.-Au the
- N rCved makes OF Breeca Loading
Gurs, Nn2zle Leaders In great variety. sey,
eu.sh't Nickle Plated Revolvers, prices lower
than ever. Repairing done In an heneot
manner al reasonable rates. Cutlery oil ali
kinds sha'pened. A call is resp ectfi1iiy soii-
cited, H. }. PYLE, IA Market street.
<lTsm Wilmington, bell
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAY COW WS.-SrRAYE (s-rtx
subscriber, near the Old Blue Ball, BTanIy.
wine Hd., 6n Sunday morning, two red cows,
one fat and the other feeding. ANY one Civ.
ing information where they may be found
will be suitably rewarded.
25.2t# RICHARD GREENFIELD.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
WANT ED.
a-aa - -
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.,

4
mington, Del, will receive sealed proposals
for the erection OF three story brick engine
house until Monday evening, February 10th,
at s o'clock, p. M, at their engiGe house on
Sixth street near King, where plans and spe.
citicaLons can now be seen from o'clock, a.
M, until 10 p. IN. On Monday evening Feb.
10th, a. 5 O'Clock, the bids will be opened and
read In the presence OF the bidders. NOlbids
Will be considered unless accompanied by 80
curity for the faithful performance OF the con.
tract. Security to be satisfactory to the com.
mittee who reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. Each bidder can hold his bid until
the night for opening the same. The COM
pany propose to make this cash Job
JAMES WILSON,
Chairman of Building Committee.
2A-tol4
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

r,oR SALE OR RENT. -THREEH1u USES
II In row on ithSt., between jackson ans
Two houses on VanBuren street, between
|eh and f.h sts. -
io,h and llth sts.
06e Two sIofy house, cor. l2ih and Poplar.
TN, tw0stOry houses on 18th st. close TO
PspIaF. u,p,. r,,rsr
123.u Front and TAtnali sta.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-06

3NJR SALE OK pESI.-rBE THREE
Sl story brick dwelling, 1891 Washington st.
on rOoIns and bath ali nouern improve
|nen'S; papered throughout; all rooms heated;
erms easy.
}. fkaNK BALL, Rooms II and Il Ex.
fhAngo Building, 7th and Market. l-lO-ti