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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
FOR

A NY ONE having received a visit from a lady
- friend Tor four t.r five weeks previous to DE
cember 22d, will hear of something to the inter
est OF their friend: by calling at this office said
lady having left Yankton Tor Council Bluffs on
Monday, December :d ult.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
REV. ADvKRTTsEMEN1s.

WE ARE COMING! HIP, HURRAh
wv for the Granger Store, 1O3 K. Sixth
street. Hore comes q load Of our patent flour
Q, s7.0o p barrel, here comes load at 50 50 a
barrel, ana one at $50 q barrel they take
the lead. Cranberrtes, &c. qt.;.srystali zed or
ange and lemon peel 25c b new ci.ron, $50
b; 3 hs eurrants &c.; raistns 10c. h: ringed
apples, lOc b piums, lse. b; lbs psrea
biackberTiss, lie. b; huckieberrias, 1ie. D;
our Eost ar's teas st Soc b is the daisy; we
have Arbuckle's coffee at lie. ana 2bc. b; our
tea IN tin foil is excellent, NO other ftore has
It but us; lemon and pine apple jeIiiss, 1211Se.
b; fine ccooanut maccaroons, 26c b; Boston
meat, Csc table peaches, 2Se. can; bars Of
borax soup, 2Sc soap at T. 3. A, sand 6 cts. b,
1t Will pay yan to come I'd tSo Gr..Rger store
lsS p. ti&th street. z. III. WIER.
1l9tot
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
nlsSI0h WORK ABROAD.
One who Hns Taken Part In 10
Tells kafs Experience.

Rev. u. Vincent Board, rsturnst
missionary, lectured last night st tn
Second Bsptlst Church apon the sub
ject Of mission work in New Holland
He 10 an interesting speaker. Over
vast arsa in the noTtheaAtsrn par 0
New Holland rosRs . great people di
vidsd and subdividsd into tribes, war
ring against each other, not for con
quest, bat fer pleasure. He found
these people living in mounds o! earth,
in perfect state OF nudity, subsi'tine
OIL reptiles, ants and the like. Their
heads we're peculiarly shaped, with the
back OF the skull fat with the should
ar, 6enoting . low, bsstisl organization
These people were lsnentsbly ignosAnt,
and In fact ignorance rsignsd in undis
puted sway over the entire country
with tAs exception Of the banks OF the
Tweed, on which were gathered few
people who had been drifIsd there frsn
Islands more oivilissd. He began with
gathering together the little girls Of the
tribe and endsavoring to teach them.
This people cannot be civilized, and
Mr.. Board thought that the eharoh had
dons its duty.
/ The most suceess met with was With
. tribe Of staluart men that Inhabited
another portion Of that country. They
we're OF a bstter species than the former,
well developed and averaging about
six feet In height. These men were
ssnnibals, fierce, and apparently un.
After much labor they
began 10 understand, until at last, ons
by one, they became Christianized.
Now, instead Of villa tribe rowing
aboat intent on war, they have become
aud frah. subsistence by
plundsr they till the soil.
The reverend gentleman spoke OF the
richness Of the soil, together with its
wealth. He himself Rad seen
humps Of gold that he couldn't llft with
his two hands. The natives tread over
gold as We do the dust Of the street, and
the copper could be found with 50 per
cent. pure material. He closed with
usual appeal for help.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
now Castle Items.

EEW CASTLE, Nov. 18th, 1880.
HEssRs. Ep1roKs The excitement
ate sdtxk the late elaotion Is now wear,
ing away. Tho CID routine OF ordinary
lie Is being resumed, and although The
con eat and its reaulss will form anoth,
cr psgs in the htstoKy Of our County,
the major portion OF our citizens will
scarcely remember it to the tiuce anoth-
or four years rolls around.
Court conveaes here to-day, and
probably it Is the lsst time the general
sessions will ever BE- held in our
city.
The Bsptist Mission anriver Of
this State will be held in the Baptis,
Church Lore, beginning Tomorrow
(Tuesdsy) and continuing two days.
Some able speakers are expected to be
present to participate in the exeroises.
1t is reported that a double we'd
ding will take place in one Of our
siiuches this week.
Ssme benevolent ladies' will hold a
festival this week, beginning on Wei
nosday evening, for the purpose Of rais-
ing funds TO assist The poor Of our city
this winter. A.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
RREvHT1E8.

| san rises c.47........Sun sets 4.s
A skylark-The balsen race.
Try Wolfe's Htndoo Catarrh cure.
New fall hats at q. S. Humphreys.
Tho boat dolls ever s0ld for e9e.
Steady work-Walking on the tight rope
A cuff on the wrist 10 worth two en- the car
Try Kin s's Good Samaritan Cosgh Syrup
Gs TO Boyd Il Co., II +. Atm Sd, tor produce
OupDtng and leoohink ut Ne. los Il. Secono
street.
Goat basques OF plaldei woolen goods are
worn.
Castor buck gloves at Rose FseneT's, at
Market st.
Beaver hats and plush bonAets are the
leading styles in millinery.
"First come. worst served,"is q boarding
house motto.
You oan buy as cheap at Adair's as any 9th.
or furniture store in delaware.
4brtton kid gloves at Rose FesneT's, Az
Marke. street.
The killing Of the devil may so,n be OK.
pae:od. It's an impending event.
Just arrived, nice let OF clover hay, at A
Il. ratnalrs hay marzet, 7t3 W. Front street,
Choice new crops, N. U, O,Melasees at Weldin
& Lloyd's, 7th and King streets.
Don't forget to oall and see Shippers. No
Iii W. eth street, before buying your parlor
and cook stoves, he sells cheap.
The hills and mesntain tops are now shost
Ink along Ike bald-headed man-under
bare polls.
The London Law Journal advertiEes q
Law Csach." We suppose this has some.
thing to DO with conveySncinR.
Before marriage girl frequently calls he
'treasuro," bat when ne beeo@sg her hus
band she looks upon him az her treasurer.
Now Is tho time to select christmas proc
eHtg. l nave this day, recsived tho larg est anu
| finest let OF meerscham goods ever brought to
this city, S. W. Schuits NO. East +tn st.
Stoves, stoves, now is the time to buy par
| lnr stoves at the lewest prices, corner 9tA and
orange streets. Isaac 8. Bullock.
Tho place to buy tho 0thello range ts at
the North. cast corner sf sth and OrauBe st,
the best range in the market. Isaac y. BRi-
lock.
NOTICE to tho Puollc.-,I VIII haIt-sols AND
neo! boots and sdoss for 81 ctLor merding In
proportion, John Il. Bailey, i. w. corner Of
Seventh and TatnaII stresta.
Persons wanting tab, roll and print butter
wholesale ana retail can be accommodated at
H, IL, MooTe's stalls, "a and "a Second street
Meats, meats, meats, hrjt class article of
m ,ats at Woods. norts .eapt corner OF layler
and Pine streets, also apples, nui: batter, &c.
Gail and examine.
A Texas man committed suicide because
his wife eloDed with aRo,her fellow. his
proves that the love Of some men IL deeper
even than pio plate.
A Nevada bishop says there are no Sun
days In thSt state. Tsis ought to eneour-
age an emigration si women wi new Bon
nets to that Sta'e. They have SOY en- days In
the week to show them.
Tho great question IL settled for another 4
years, tho conn'-v IL fun ot AL that we need
for food and clething, and am selling -four,
oat and backwheat meal at sRah o price as
will cave your money. Let u have peace,
W. u. Pl0KOls, seI King 81
There was young man In Elmirs
Who eouI ted the lovely ElvirA;
But her father was rash
And oNt through the sash,
The yeuvA made certain lesire.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

Owing to press Of matter for satur
days edition the corrections in the P
W. & B. time table were crowded on
until to-day. The changes are slight
the most important one being in tnt
Delaware Railroad train that has bssr
arriving here at II o'clock. That train
will to-day aUd hereafter arrive here I
minutes later, and will start for Phila
delphia at II Is as an express train,
reaching that city at Lie p. m, being
only So minutes on the road. The 2 &c
p. m. express will new leave at 2 0sD
The New York and Washington expresa
heretofore leaving at 8 OF p. m. will
leave at 6.l7 p. m, and will run cn
Sundays. The 9.48 p. m. express will
leave at 9.55, and the $50 will leave
at 10 o'clock. The Baltimore mail south
leaving here a. s 35 .. m. will now ran
through on suAdays. There are quite
number Of minor changes made,
which will bs seen by consulting the
corrected time table found elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
Rfels CalfsoRnsans,

The assessor Of San Franiseo, Cal. |.
has turned over to the auditor his ap nu. I
supplemental roll, which amounts to
about $190, 900. 900. The assessor
states that since he turned over his.
regular assessment roll in June last it
has come to his knowledge that amounts
Of personal property, especially stocks
ia corporations. were not given ac-
eount Of by the owners thereof. The
new constitution preseribes that such
property shall be so assessed, that the
assessor, acting, as he says, under legal
advice has incorporated snsh assess-
ments in tie supplemental roll, lsavir a
1t to the parties assessed to test the
matter in the court if they wish. AN
nexed are some of the Iarg er assess
ne ats; Meland Stanford $lS, ,7l9, 900.
Charles Croker $19, ,ls7, 900 Mrs. Mark
Hopkins $l7,2l1, 300. Central Pacific
Rail road Company $16, 120, 600, J. C.
Flood l. Co. $l0;6O0, 900, J. W. Mackay
$40, $50, GOO, Nevada bank 81, 500, 900.
Bank Of California $6, 900, 900, Wm.
sharon "a 100000, James G.. Fair "a,
2zO. coo, N. Lpning $3,17O,u 100 Haggin
4 Tevis 100000. Anglo Cal lifornia
Bank 81, ST. 900, Pacific Improvement
Company $500. 900, Daniel Meyer,
y, 900, 900, James PheIan $2,45O, 600.
Then follows list OF nine e,een Individuals
or hrms with as'essne enis ranging each
betw cen one and two millions.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

',,bsrt the Devil, the great horse o.
n.Iug season which has justclossdl
+. vou drst aud last 20, ,s26 guiness In
la, lie belonged solely to Mr.
.sr down 70 the end of his two
Is.old year, when his trsinsr, Mr..
E'atop, ave $500 guineas for half
|rs,ps tho most fortunate thing for
Il, 10 monetary poiat Of view, was
4 ia. Of the Derby, as II enabled
4 70 gst good prices about him for
4 iAs 81. Lsgar and Cesarswitch.
sbu won for them In bets ESQ, 900
Itx bis winnings In ell the season
Eris5O 900. Nevertheless the horse,
NJ put up for suction at q reserved
= q $4,000 (eso, ,o0o) found no
lr. Although . great slayer.
Iars shape and make are not such
Mud General favor among judges
Ers a.sh. The average age At
m stGllions die Ia Raglaad Is II,
hG too high price was set on
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

Remington" Sunday Mirror N. Y. Letter
1t is rsmored here IN the higher po,
litioal circles, that Senator Bayard will
not be returned to the Senate, having
failed 10 carry his own county in his
State. Rx. .Gsy. Ponder Is spoken OF aG
the person most likely to take his
place. The defeat Of the Democracy in
New Castle county caused much sur
prise bat It was prophesied last sum.
msr to your correspondent by q Will
mington Rspsblican whs was on visit
to this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Oficer,, Washington, Nov. Id
O. m.
Indications for Monday-.For the
Middle Atlantic States, cloudy and
threatening weather, with occasional
rain or snow,' northerly to westerly
winds, lower barometer, stationary or
higher temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

Capt. Robert Moorsheuse formerly oil
this city but nov residing In Philsdel-
phia, paid flying visit to Wilmington
and took time enough before ne re-
turned to run into eur Office and sub
scribe for the Daily REPUBLICAN,. The
captain is interested in the introauo-
tion Of Coates' spool holder very In.
genious patent invented for holding a
nunbs. ofspools Of cotton and pre-
venting the cotton wasting or tangliDg.
This ingenious little maohing emily costs
so cents including five spools Of Coates
cotton. Mr.. Moorshouse will be In Will
mington again soon to introduce his
spool holder.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
SPEULAL m ENTION.
Notice.

|rHsT goods go TO p. C. McColley's
Rint Washington streetS. He ha:
iEa!Ved e nice lot Of new goods
a r"isIns, currants, citron, mlnct
canned goods Of all kinds, prunef
S"potsted apples also one barre
A' finest new crop New Orleans
i'ss the market can afford. Otley
El'a,s and Pusey's sausage, scrapplt
Am' Best teas in the city for &C
per pound /; also the best brands
a'e' Cali and look at our goods
loFget the place. P. G. McCoLLRY
and Washington streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

wnmunication siGnei "The
stIus," has been received complain
4 shtbp actions Of two police officers
lM. TO keep order at the night
ssI Eighth and Wollaston sire cts.
Ne CEccx "Tho Scholars" say stood
( Ind the dosr and when one gcholSr
tA to another. oficer Bernhsrdt
gDad ont and arrested enc Of the
/. "The scholars" want to know
should keep order in school, the
h officers or the three teachers sent
+ for that purposel
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
aumors of rhs ElessIsn.

Uoitable old gentle man, upon the
kA Of the Republiosn vistorissr
Ea 70 neighbor: "W here's you
r.ic party nowi" The reply
ions TO hi" A good old
iast brother quietly remarked
b. at LIST. ."-Alleshepy Nail.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

The REPUBLICAN, hss rsosived from
/. w. Hallsm, Secretary OF the R. W.
Grand Lodge OF Delaware, /. 0. 0. r.,
q printed copy Of the proceedings of the
Lodge, held here, October 18th. The
work has been neatly done by James Il
Webb.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
NOTICE.
~ UPFIcB OF THE STREET Com
MISSIONER, NO. SM Il. 9Th st.

AYOTICE.
~ UPFIcB OF THE STREET Com
MISSIONER, NO. W T.. 9Th st.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 13, 1880.
Property owners and agents will please
taRe notice that the following Ordinance re-
iating 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
MENrS.
Whenever any detects or Osstruetions ar
found by the Street Commissioner or repor-
ted to him, he shall forthwith cause the Side-
walk or pavement to bs repaired or tho
detects or obstruction to be removed at the
proper cost OF such owner or agent Of the pro-
perty to which the pavement belongs, and
report the bills to the City Council, to be col
eoted before the Mayor. L. P. LYNOH.
1l1b6t Street Commissioner.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
MeurarnG Goods.

We ask attention to eur novelties In
black soods--Chuddah Cloths, India
Cloths, shodda Cleths, Camels Hair,
Monte Cloths, Crepe Cloths, Jerseys,
Albatross, Merinos, Cashmeres, Henri
ettas, Crepes, Wells, &c., &c. We have
never exhibited as dne Q stock nor at
more moderate prices.
q. WoRBELI, Masonic Tsmpls.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
WIN n Wall Preside. .

Bishop Bowman will preside at the
next session of the Wilmington Mstho-
dist Episcopal Conference, which, ma
turally enough, meets away oat Of the
world at Lewes. II will commence on
March 16th, ..n
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
WAMled.

It'sIe lady wishes board In a pri
huiy on Market street, West ST
PtlEsrs avenue. Address "a. B y
|HHrm offios, stating Gccommoda
terus per month, eto.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
Basimess Change.

n, Bel,on Smith Of Baltimore, and
I ,ha Mary land College of Phar-
Il. has purchased an interest in the
hitter at the coruer Of Seventh and
!, streets, known as DR.. Be1nett
re,'. and will continue to carry on
ba.nass in his own name. Mr..
! sth has held a position In one Of the
krajl drag storesin Baltimore and
h highly recommended. In con-
Him. tbs business Mr.. Smith will no
knrve entire satiiaction 10 those
kVI favor him with their patro-
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
F0u nd.

little boy's ovsrcoat, on Tuesday
|las last, the owner can have the
ply proving property and paying
tis advertisement, st the Masonic
kkls
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

The Hastings Guards arc requested
to msst this evening at 7.30 tr the
purpose o! making arrangements to at.
tend the fRneral Of Levi Davis on Tuss-
day afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

" ! nope Of tae oonsumptive lies In
W. s!mns' White Pulmonie Bal.
NV we famous lung medicine and
ITupslon prsventsr. Price 500. and
|, "A!l W. depot, 4th and King streets
Eally.
n paste and gravel roofing, leaky
-, ) 'alngle rcefs recoated and made
',asa'' and repairing Of all kinds
', NV, call on Robert Atkinson, at
! w.. hanna l. Co. g hardware store,
! '.S' md Market strsets.
,r!s ~ 70 Pills, for fever and sgrs, also
!, ji1SIlne, Sn Ayers Ague Cure, Org
\ a, 'v,u"o'sgogus and other prepare.
rr'. 'leir GLASS for sale by J. Il.
t., u' Druggist, Fifth aud Poplar.
n 't'e' y, appetite has failed get q bot
h " AIMS Kidney. Care. 1t works
,,Iru us =, Kidneys, liver and bowels,
ns ,Ss vi the poison from the blood,
T., b., Vant help feeling well. Try it.
,R,o!.f Fluid Lightning and Pixies
,a' ia'' drops will cure tooth ache In
Ir,e1 ,%u'eS' o For sale by Taylor 4
X Un, Na Druggists and Apotheoaries.
M " y and coffee, Java, Lsguira,
H. safaoaibo coffee, always fresh
|,,., new OF Of choice tss, at
|,sNe. . 3, West Third street aud
A@' Second street:
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
..,,oR Malone, whats, er may bs

,,,,roR MALONE, whsts'er may bs
n him, is somewhat Of q humorias'
"a. In Washington q few days ago.
!, ,stsrring to the fact that he would
|as,bly hold the balance Of power he
d vsieh only 100 pounds, and yet
,,lS hat | am TO be the balance Of
y, wi in the Senate. Ifes there will
,nv great change, at leait In the
n, d the important individual who
Y NAV see saw before that body. IS
sIa that the Senator who formerly
n this position, Judge Davis, OF Il.
IN, Weighs over three hunnred
T..
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

The best photographs taken In VIII
minston are At Ne. 3lb Market street,
BesOhes's Gallery. First gallery below
,th, west aide. Established IL years.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

" w. q. Bocle's great lecture on
bSrbArism and Usurpation Of
|l% Lsgts'ation," on Monday even
n N9'ember ,, Il, at I o'clock, at St.
Elh. /, Church. Tickets can be
(N Mrs. NJ. L. Riley's, No. 22s
Areet, James J. Wyatt, 500
% Street, Mrs. Annie Taggert,
~ HsfSet street, and at the door Of
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
sunday Behooa A m nntyersary.

The anniversary of the Robert Smiths
sunday School (colorsd) was o. lsbrated
In 81. Andrews P. Z. Church yesterday
afternoon. Hymns were sung by the
school and an address was made by
Rev. Nswbold, of New York. The
superintendent's report was read by
Bishop lee. In the school there are
80 teachers and 2s5 pupils. The aver
age weekly attendance Of teachers for
the past year WAS %; OF pupils 1l6.
The largest number of pupils in at
tendance on any day was I70. The
years contribution to the fund for
missions among the Southern cclored
people Was s3715. The Bishop re-
pOr led that the school had that morn
ing given offerings for the same pur-
pose to the amount of $18 2T.
A bouquet of colored grasses was
presented to c. 3. Rhoads, the musical
director. .--
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

at the REPUBLICAN, office, on Monday
morning, Nov. Is:
7 O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, IL O'Clock,
$50 40 44o
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
R0md Holders N one she Wiser.

From the Morning News.
The Democratic, State Treaeursr give;
notice, through the Democratic State
papers that certain bends Of the Stat'
of Delaware will be redeemed SOM,
time next yesr, although the prsbab'l
ity is that some OF thee papers dsn'
reach q bondholder 0rce in o decade
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

VIZ .NTED.-SlXrY FAVE Or SEVEN
w ty quartz. .sfm.Ik per day. Inquire
COL 20 liar at. lllbt n
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

WY PAINTED FIVE OR SIX CARPEN.
w ters. Apply J. X. SERBS,
Illb9t S11 MOI roc st,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
JOHN GREEN.

Up until the time Of the campaign
the business this season has been bet
ter than 1t has been for the last four
years. twenty-five msn are employ ed
Sll the year around. The outlook for
the winter trade is not very promising. +.
but the prospect is good for the spring.
The demand thea will be for better ear
riagSS.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

:" ANTe D.-A aIrL PoR GENERAL
w housewors. Appl, los b. kth - cot.
11lbtst
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

w wash and irSn ta small family. APP
ply 10 Q Jsnerscn sussh ul3 2tt..
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
EovRLPY CARRIAGE WORKS.

The spring aud summer trade has
been good, bat business Is quiet just
now. The works are busiest from the
last of February until the last of Au.
gust. During this period many car.
riages are built for the southern market,
prices are at q stand still and will prob
ably remain 50. Twenty-Five men are
employed now. The number OF em.
ployeeS last year was fourteen.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

P"tatoes snd Apples.
H. 'snnoy's, 303 King street, is
llYcsft'ts for produce OF ali kinds.
~ sfAnRements 10 parties for car
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
GArTA 4 KAISER.

GThis firm manufactures do esrborns and
wagons and employs three men, the
same number employed last year.
Business has been briskef this season
than II was last year.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
PRIsT 4 ALLMoNp.

Although the trade is dull now, there
has been decided improvement over
last years. Business, and in all proba.
b!llty the trade will be still better in
the spring. Six,eeu men were en-.
ployed last year. During the present
season eighteen Vmen were Supplied
with work and all tho wheels and
bodies for the carriages were made at
other establishments.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
EDWARD DARRAGH.

Bnsipess Is dull Just now, but III.
season has been one Of prosperity
Mr. Darragh predicts an early spring
trade, and he thinks the coming seasoa
will be better than the present one
Thirty men are now employed, being
ten more than were employed last year
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

McLesr and Kendall, the leading car.
riagc firm In tho city, and probably the
beat and most favorably known in the
county reported that the carriage trade
has heea telter this year than any
year since the panic in Wilmington,
and the prospects are excellent for a
good Lusisess next year. Il looks ss
II next 3esr's trade would be much
totter than that which We have had
during the season just closed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

WTAN1Ep-s JDUREEYMEN HOUSE
w painters Apply J. N. BRYAN,
HlVtn No. 40 Slipley at.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
COOLING b IoYD.
", n. WRlGMY.

Mr.. W. H. Wright said this has been
q fair year for business and trade is
constantly increasing. The outlook is
very favorable for further increase, not
Only for the coming year but for the
mex. four or FIVE years.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

ID uuM& TO RENT WITH OR WITH.
III out b1ard at S4l Ora ngs st. Ill5t3r
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

Mr.. Robinson SAYS that the basin OBS
has been fairly active at times during
the year. II was brisk In the Spring,
but this fall II has been rather dull
he doeI not anticipate very great in
cresse in the buBiHe,s for Wilmington
over what Is now enjoyed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

VKYANTED.-A GENTLEMAN AND
wv lady wish 8 furnish cd room; pleasant
locst'on. Address A. b., Republican ottice.
1lltt5t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
WILLIAM II. BULLOCK.

Mr.. Bullock has devoted the greater
portion Of his time In manufacturing
dearborns, carts and farming impe'
ments. The trade has been very brisk
and has greatly surpassed the business
done laat year. He feels assured that
his business now Is IS good as 1t vas
before tho panic ocsurred, and believes
that the Republican victory will Gu.
thuse manufasturera with life ssd
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

yigor. Although business IN mot 30
brisk In tie fall. yet there is = proba-
bility that Lext fosson will be busy
one. Ten men were employed last
year by Mr.. Bullock, but now the znm-
Der has been inci eassd to fourteen,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

TNOR SALE,-THE GIN RELIABLE
II stand. known as the Juno ion Hotel,
N. W. CIR. Front and walnut streets. For
information inquire on tbs premises. 1878
Daily Republican., 1880-11-15
JoNRs GUTHRIE l. CO.

Mr.. Pasohall, on Saturday afternoon,
remarked to a REPUBLICAN, reporter that
his sales this year, up to the month OF
September, were twenty per cent. het-
ter than they we're last year. Prizes
have been very good, and owing to his
increased business he has opened . car
riags repository at Nos. 2O9 and I'll
Shipley street. His busiest season was
during the summer months; then he
employed twenty nine men and new he
furnishes work for twenty.three per-
sons. Although he does rot think the
carriage business particularly will bs
benefited by the Republican victory,
he believes business in general will be
benefited thereby.