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The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

MIR. BIRD over-did the business
last night. His first speech on the
tariff was as much as most intelligent
gentlemen would care to carry and it
is no wonder that the repetition of in
the style 1t was given last night drove
from the hall the most intelligent au-
ditors OF both parties. 1t was pretty
fair circus, but then what is a circus
without the ringmaster
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Silly and SIanderOus

Some foolish Republicans are indus
triously circulating report to the effect
that an admission fee of 25 cents will be
charged on the occasion Of the flag pre-.
sentation and address by Senator Wallace
at the Opera House this evening. Such
report is almost too silly to be dignlted
by a denial.
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In NOVEMBER, 1850, a sectionalist
Republican President was elected. On
the 4th oil October in that year under a
Democratic Government the five per
cents Of the United States had stood At
1O2 offered aud I03 asked in this market. +.
A month after the election of sectional
Republican President the five per cents
of the United States stood at 95 on this
market. Do tie business men of this
country THINK the election of another
sectionalst Republican President in 1880
likely to enhance the valne Of our ma
tioDal securities?-World.
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In THE LAST DITCH. The Radical
leaders, headed by Geo. w. Stone, OF
this city, we see from local report in
the Philadelphia Times are now in
that city begging money TO help car
ry the election of this county and
State to put it under negro domina-
ton; elect Garfield, the bribe- taker,
and put Levi G. Bird, Esq, in Mr..
Bayard's seat in the Senate.
Marshal MoMullen, is trumpeling
Mr. Bird by telegram to the same pa
per. It sounds little odd to hear Of
Hon. N. B. Smithers being used as a
candidate for the Kent County Levy
Court and Mr.. Bird for the U. s. SEN
ate. The world moves!
How successful the begging commit
tee have been we do not know; but
from the number Of men engaged in
the work, and their high standing in
their respective counties and where
they reside, one might suppose they
expected to get large sum. In re-
membranoe of the large sum that was
used in efforts to defeat Gov. Sauls-
bury; but which was pocketed by men
who it was said voted the Democratic
ticket afterward, the Democrats have
no cause to fear what Tan be done by
the resort to Yankee methods. The
names Of the begging committee are
published in an item elsewhere.
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PUBLIC SALES.
PuBLfo SALE
vALuAnr.E PROPERTY

=
VALUABLE PROPERTY
% feet 9 inches front on Front street, near
Adams, and 36 feet inches front on Head
street, with buiidings thereo comprising
frame tenements and office, Also eight
good building lots on Linden q, rect, be-
tween Van Buren and Harrison streets, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER sd, 1850.
Commencing on the premises at p. m,
with the Front street property, and about
4O y. M, with the lots.
without Postponement, Withdrawal or
Undertaking.
The property on Front and Read streets
is not only on a prom lnent thoroughfare
ana IN growing section OF the city, but
II pretty sure to be accessible 10 an ex en-
sion oi the city railway System, and what
Is more IL Is now netting In rents about
500 per annum, equivalent to per cent.
income on a capital of 5000. II can be
dlvld"d but will be sold as "a whole,
he lots are on good ground, and In
view OF the late Expenditures in the
south " estern part OF our city OF several
hundred thousand dollars by the Pup
Works, by Walton, Whann & Co.. and by
ihe L. w. d Il. II. r. Co., many buildings
are already needed and prices of lots must
surely Increase.
Omnibus viii leave Seventh and Market
streets al $40 p. m.
posters. III HEALD,
Seventh and Market sts,
octl0-2o&N, Agent 10 effect the sale.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. 8il Shipley street, kept by Isaac q
Pyle i'll the city Of Wilmington. New Cns.
tie county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY. the I'D day OF October.
A. u. 1881, at 2o'clock, p. IN.
The following described Real Estate
viz: All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land with "A Three slorled brick hnuse
thereon erected, situate In The cILy az
Wilmington, bouud and descrtLed as
follows, To wit: Beginning at "A point on
the westerly side of HarrlsJn street ba-
tween Gilp1n avenue and Sha,lcrDss
avenue, at The distance of one hundred
and twenty-five feet from tie norLneTly
side OF Gllpln avenue, Iheuce wesierlv
parallel with Gllpin avenue one hundred
feet TO stake, thence norLher v parallel
with Harrison street Twenty-Five feet IN
another stake, thence edsLeriy parable
with Gtlptn avenue one hundred feet To
the aforesaid side of Harrison street. and
| thence thereby southerly twenty flve feet
TO the place of beginning, be The contents
thereof what they may.
seized and LHkeu In execution as the
property of JOHN r. MCLEAR. and
Am ELLA F., his wife, and l. t., and TO be
sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
1880. WV
octSm.w.fts
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$500 Reward,

Five hundred dollars Will be paid for
the arrest nd tlon Of the person or
persons who. commenced the riot at or
near \ In n and Walnut streets on Satur-
day night last
J. p. ALMOND, Mayor.
Wilmington, oct. II, 1880. IT.
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CHERIFF'S SALF.
- BY virtue OF a writ of Ais. Levari
Facias 70 me directed Will be exposed To
public sale ct the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
8il Shipley street. kept by Isaac c. Pyle
~ the CITY OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the I'D day of October, 1880,
at 2o'clock p. m,
The following describ bed real estate. viz:
All that ceTtaiu lot Of land with "A two
story brick house thereon ereci ed, situate
in The city OF wilmington bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit; BeRtuniop al
corner of Other land OF John DuKan
formerly of the said samuel McLaae ON
the Westerly side OF TaLnaIl street, be-
tween Flilh and Slxth streets, at the dis
tance OF eighty two feet, uIne inches from
the aortDerlv side of Filth street thence
North nfty-eight degrees west stxty-eight
ieet 10 a line OF lard OF 81 Peters Church
| thence by that line North thirty-lwo de,
yrees, East, sixteen feet seven and one
half inches to n line OF land Of tue Afri-
can school Society, thence by that line
south, nifty y-eight degrees East aud paral.
| lei with Finn street, sixty-eight IeeI 10
| the Aforesaid side OF TaLna / street, thence
thereby south, thirty Two degrees, West
sixteen ieet, seven and one half Inches 70
| The place of esinning, be the co",ents,
| Page 81 &C.
seized and taken In execution as the
|
lnermarried WI h solomon Lewis, sur
| lyluk mortgagor aud solomon Lewis
| and To be sod by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle, october 0
| 1880. octS-endIs
| HERIEB'S SALE.
| - BY virtue of "A writ OF Vendition
| Exponas To h4e directed, Will be exposed
to public sale, at the
HOTEL or JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, In Red Lion hundred
New Castle county, Delaware.
On MONDAY, the LIST day of Nov, 1886
al II O'Clock a. m,
The following described real estate, viz =
| lot OF land situate in st. Georges hun
! dred, Rev Castle county, Delaware
| bounded by land on the south and south
west OF James NJ. vansegrift. on tn
| northwest by the road leading from tn
main road 10 Port Penn, with u one and
nall story frame dwelling Thereon
reized and taken In execution as tn
property OF William homas Emery, an
to be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
,ocd sherifi's Once, New Castle, October
lHSO Oc9-3lAWIs.
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JOHN WANAMAks|
Z adies'Mer'
Underwe.

II IN ese 1, articles are geI
y sold for all wool, Il
the y may be parted
or for all silk, though
ms " be part cotton d
on ly plated with sid
We prefer to tell |
eve erythlng we sell isl
OF, so far as we know
to let people buy viii
kn owledge. Indeed
is our only way Of s
lor' unsatisfactory
Co me back to us; an
wo orst possible Ito us)
on for goods com;nrt I
is a discovery that t
arr ; not what they
sol d for. We do NJ
ter I'd that they shall
ba ok for any reason,
of all for that one.
We have Children
de- lrwearin the same
tie $ as ladies'; and
Otl lers as well.
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ROR SALE.

Fon SALE.
No. lil6 Conrad st.
EB II. Ninth ~.
81 W. Third 81.
ltO5 Lombard st.
lOU3 delaware Ave.
1923 w. Front 1T
SOU S. jackson 81.
lIlU Lincoln ~.
l2ll JEFF rsun At.
III West ighth st.
eG3 W. sixth st.
9Jl Elm t.
y. Il. Ninth and Wilson Sts.
800 E. Ninth 81.
lOOl French ST.
SlU w. FronLSt,
7Ul Monroe ST.
=. W. Sec,,nd and Market Sta.
0O2 W. Second 81.
40o Market ~.
l2U2 hsaa ~.
N. W. Second and Van Buren, Sta.
622 W. Ninth 81.
" Twenty y-second 80,
3ll ship ey st.
For IS entirely different houses, see list.
in other papeIs. HEALD a co,
ocilS-4t.
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SHERIFF SALES.

CHERIFFS SALE.
= BY virtue OF writ OF Ais. Levari
Facias, 70 me directed will be exposed TO
public safe at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s3l shipley street kept by Isaac G. Pyle,
In the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, The 30th Day OF Oct, 1880
at 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All those two certain lots or pieces Of
land with the buildings thereon erected
situate In the city of whining on, bound
ed d described rs follow, 10 wit:
No /. Beginning on tho westerly side
ot L ocust street at the d distance OF seventy
six feet from the noriherly side or Eighth
street, thence westerly parallel with
Elghth street seventy feet To a corner
stake aud line OF "A three feet wide alley,
thence northerly along said alley line
fourteen feet 10 another stake, thence
easterly anu parallel with Ninth street
seventy feet 10 the Aforesaid side OF
Locust street, and thence thereby soul h.
erly fourteen feet TO The pace OF begin
ming, be the contents within said bounds
what they may. Together with the free
aud uninterrupted use OF said thrre feet
wide alley, ana also the free and
uninterrupted use OF another alley.
eight ieet III width leading In nom Locust
street towards
No 3 Beginning at a point on the east.
erly side of Locust street between Eighth
and Tayl lor streets at the distance OF one
hundrei and forty two feet from the
northerly side Of 5th street, thepoe easter
! parallel with Eighth street one hundred
feet 10 stake, thence nortnerly parallel
with Locust sti eet eighteen feet, two and
a half inches To "A corner, thence along n
line OF land formerly OF David q
W ilson, westerly parallel " tn Eighth
| street one hundred feet 10 the Aforesaid
side of Locust street, and thence along
TIE same southeriy ghteen feet Two and
"A half inches 10 The place OF begin ing
bo the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as he
property Of john Mililken, SURVIVING
mortgagor aud Thomas Mcbride and
William sparks, 'erre tenants, and TO be
sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
SherifTs ONCE, New Castle. Oct. lltn,
1857. ol3-eodts.
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NOTICES.

NJ OTICE.-A meeting Of the Trustees of
IN the PoOr or New Castle COu ty Will
De held at he Aims ii out on W eduesda y ,
October 27th. at 10 O'Clock "A. III. All per
sons having bills will present them oa or
before that day.
lhe supply Committee Will meet at the
ms House on saturday, October Both, at
III O'Clock "A. M, when proposals will he
read FOR furnishing the institution for the
next three moILhs with Bread, Meats
and Tobacco.
oct20, a 2t,26&w j. w. COOCH, Ssc'y.
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I[.---Vest al
Drawers.

White Merino-.We 1
at least a dozen nd
an d qualities of VIII
ca lied white merino.
loyv vest in price is 80 3
1t is rather heavy, II
sol It, and probably |
on e.third wool. 1t II
be Ut article we ever
for the mOney-so (
in fact, that it crowds /
ou r own Is cent gard
Th e highest in prid
Sn ledley's-on the od
will be here in a few
! which will sell for a
| Az 50 for a medium
Be tween these extra
are } Cartwright & War;
and many Amer
ma akes.
| Scarlet WoOl-Two 4
It'll es: an American at
for all sizes.-whichwe
las t year at So 25--
Ca rtwright & Warn
So Is for medium Sizt
Zephyr a0OrSted-Sca q
ligh ght blue and pink
sof t and permanently
tic; a most agreeable
me mt, 81 IS for all. slz
T,oo.hirds Silk.-t
tie s, natural silk {
only y; gauze weights
thr cad. The price Vi
acc ording to weight
size, A medium wei
6-thread, sells at y
for medium size; the b
lest 8 thread at 50 q
medium.
Very few merchants
pu re-silk at all this graae
70 take its place, and is
for pure silk. 1t is gusraD
by the maker, who is the e, I
distinguished maker of SILK :.
derwear to be exactly two-th
sill < and one-third cotton
Silk.-Brettle's,n ma,
colo or, rose pink, pale
and cardinal, al,gauze VT
to 8 thread. Inc
var les according towe
size and color. A me(
wei ght, 6-thread, ma ma
colo n, sells at 81 70, ),
9th, ,er colors, 81; the I
lest 9 thread, ma
colo n, Sc 25. The {
colo ors are Of one w
only y, viz, 6 thread.
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NJ OliCE.-Gvery democrat that Wis es
IN to be natu allzed will leave their
names at the store of W. II. Quinn, No
IL Market street, aud bring their v,tuch-
ers, he Com ultLee Will see tnAt they get
their p pers. BY order the Democratic c
Association, W. H. QUINN
sep1) III. tuairunan
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EOR GALE OR RENT.

COR sALE.-One.hors FAMILY Pheton
IL 70 seat four persons. In good order, .
bargain. Apply At Pioneer Club Stables,
Orange street, below Ninth. aug2-u
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A DMINISTRAToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL EST ATE.
Late the property Of Thomas Pierson,
deceased,
ON THURSDAY,

W lODEh 70, n. H., looU
at O'Clock, p. m,
Situated In MiICieek Hundr. d New Cas-
tie county. Delaware, bounded by lands
OF Isaac Chamberlain, the heirs OF
kphralm Wilson, nnos Hopes and 9TH
ers, containing one hundred acres, more
or less Ihe improvements consist OF a
'arge and cUmmodiods stone DWELL SSsA
ing mouse, with four rooms first 8 10
noor, nve on 81 cond anu one lodg- wv
iug room IN attic, "a large stonc XIV
barn 4Ox5O feet with straw house 1Ux ~
feet. Attached To one end there l. "A wagon
house with granary aud corn CRIT. Car
rage, wood, hen aud pig houses, and
in lact All the necessary buildingS
needed on a farm. There are Two good
we.lsof never fsIliug wafer aL the house
and barn. There Is good apple orchard
anu plenty OF fruit OF all Kinds. There
are about ten acres OF timber with plen,
OF chestnut for iencing purposes. The
land Is In "A high state OF Gu ltiVALion, being
recently heavily lim~d and boned. Is
divided Into ten enclosures with water
accessible to all. The buildings are be tu
fully situated, overl okiDg the fertile val
ley Of HocKessip with It's itch mines OF
kholiu Clay ana limestone quarries The
Delaware W estern Railroad passes TIA Trough
the property Ia front OF the BUILDINGS Nj
IoidinB one Of the best views GU the road
several trains pass each way daily To
wilmington aud back, 1t Is situated
about ulne miles west of Wilmington; On
the road leading from The thriving vIll aye
OF Hocke essln ~ Landenberg, alb ut one
mile from the former aud four from the
IaIJer place. II IL conv, ME at To schools
churches, mills, etc. IL .s seldom tuat
such IA property is exposed To public sale
Persons wishing To view the property be
fore the day OF sale will please call on
cob Pierson, residing thereon, or The
under signed residi ny near Oxford.
SAFE 10 commence at p. m, when CON.
ditions Will be made known by
s. W. PIERSON,
Administrator OF the estate of Thomas
lAF a aaN
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WANTED.
WANTED

The advertisers would give their Sole
Age cy Tor their Old and New AIes and
New and stock Porter in Wilmington, To
good party. Security required uuIess
thoroug ly responsible Our PRODUCTS
ere uniform la quality, and sales exceed
oO'OOO barrels year. Application u be
made personally or by 'etter 10
4. Z. LYMAN & co.
Brewers and Masters,
2ls to 632 West 3Jd ST., New ork CITY,
ocLl3-lOt.
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- HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ OF Ievari + icIas
to me directed. will be exposed TO public
sale at the
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

A DMINIsTRAToR'S SALE.
"A Wili DC sold at public sale,
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1880.
At o'clock, p. m,
On the farm owned by VIM. Bright. ESQ,
on the Kenneth Turnpike one half mile
south OF Centreviile, IL ChristiaDa Bd.,
One f1ne mare, 8 years old last
spring; one do. 8 years old, MA
good wolk or driving hor- "XA
ses, colt montus old, one @NW
mute, 2milch cows.3 heifers &zA&bs&&A
4Oulis, hogs. shoats, all good sLO K.
NV oushels OF coru, "a tons OF nay, 1000
bundles of cornfodder, one Dask ct sic gh,
being the property OF the late Jacob u.
Nipple, deceased.
TERMS "A credit of 30 days will be
given ON all sums over go, by the pur
chaser giving a baukable note with APP
proved endorser. No postponement On
account OF weather. Sale 10 commence
at y. IN. JOS. l.. CARPEN TER,
Admin str Ator.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioners.
Octl4-atws
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FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,

FOR LEVY COUNT COAAISSIorERS,
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brandyw'e Hid
THOMAS J. HANNA, UhrisLiana nd.
ROBERT II, MORRISON, New Castle HID
ALEX ANDtk WILSON, Pencader HID.
MARTIN FARRELL, Wilmington HID.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF Ais. Levari Faoias
to ne directed, will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. s4l Shipley st.,
kept by Isaac g. Pyle, in the city ol
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware. on
SATURDAY, the 3Oth day OF October, 1880,
aL2 O'Clock, y. IN.
The following describe real estate, viz
All that certain lot OF I'D situate IN
the city OF WllmingtoI :. bounded and de-
hcrlbed as follows. 10 wilt: Beginning al
the intersection formed by the northerly
side OF -hestnut street, with the easLeTlb
side OF DUPONT street, thence norLherlS
by the said side OF DUPONT street, seventy
five feet 10 corn r, thence easLeriy par
allel To Chestnut street keveniy ave Ice,
10 "A corner, tnense sOuLhe ly and parallel
10 DUPONT street, seventy five feoL To tht
Aforesaid side OF Cnes,nat street, and
thence thereby westerly EeVenty-five ieet
TO the place OF begiuni, &, be the oJntentt
thereof what they may. Book r., vol. O..
page 366, &C.
seized aud taken in execution as the
property Of Myles Burke, and sara 1, his
wife and I. l., and To he sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Once, New Castle. October II,
1880. ocl2-eodtA.
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Dealers make Money with
w. II. SoULE d CO., 100
La Sale Street, Chicago
III. Write for particulars
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lNHUMAS M. OGLE, AuCTlONEkh
l. AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Having had five years experience in
the Recorders Ofiice, persons desiring 10
purchase or sell heal Estate, will find 1t
TO their advantage To give me cali.
Houses rented, rents collected aud return
ed monthly. win also buy second hand
furniture. New and second hand furni-
ture Tor sale. Store, oo7 Market street,
wilmington, Del. auction sales prompt
attended To. at reasonable rates.
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- HERIFF'S SALE.
- ny virtue OF writ OF Ais, Levari
Facias To me directed. will be exposed 70
pubic sale, at The
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Sal Shipley street. kept by Isaac O. Pyle.
IN tue cliy Of wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, the 93d day of October,
1880, at O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF land and two
story frame house thereon erected stu
iLed In the city III WI mington. bounded
aud described AS follows, 10 wit: Begin
ming at he ortherly side OF Dock (now
ChestnuD street between Monroe a. d
AdHmr streets AT til distance of thirty
six feet from the westerly side of Monroe
street, thence northerly and parallel with
Dock fuow ChestuuD street, thence
southerly aud para, lei with Monroe street
seventy feet To the haii northerly side OF
Dock lAow ChestnutJ and thence thereby
easterly sixteen feet and three inches
to the place of Deginnin ~. be the contents
thereof VIII they may. Book W., vol. 8,
page l47, Ac.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of A drew Reed nd Margaret,
his W ife, and TO be sold by
JOAN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifrs once, New Castle. October 8,
1851. octs-sodts.N
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-, a LIZ. OF LOW5.
y The Subscribers Will .SAaafSaGlkRSa
sell at Public sale, Al Red V&msktM
Lion, East Marlborough, IN
Chester county, Pa, GEzezIls.RHNkA
MONDAY. NOVEMBER sth. 1880.
at O'Clock, p. In..
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
AND SPRIHGERS, TWENTY HEAD
OFFEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
SILL d BAILEY
l.. W. Stidham a Son Anct'rs octI ia
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DEmooRArro COUNTY TICKET

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICK EFT
FOR SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JAMES PARKE PoSTLES.
-f. FoR REPRKsKNrATIvKs.
DR.. JAMES v. CRA WFORD,
MAR HALL b. CHANDLER,
STEPHEN SPRINGkR,
JAMES :. SH HALLCROSS,
THEODORE. +. ARMSTRONG;,
FRANKLIN COLLINS,
HENRY L. IURNkR.
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II. .--UnionSu1|

Wh,t ! .Merno.-We have uni0n'
or combination suits, as '''l ''sl
and drawers in one garment ~ a,I
cal led in two qualities an sa saV1l Il
lent American make at s0''''
and smedley's at $685. |
JOHN WANAhANhAll
OUTER CIRCLE, Ihih
ENrRANCE' -
Chestnut, Thlrteena,nc ncsity-HaIl squsre
'''''P 'PHILADELfni1'
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ron REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
HON. EDwARD l.. MARTIN.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17

On the whole, | would bid lou
stand up to your work, whatever
it may be, and not be afraid OF it ;
not in sorrow or contradiction to
yield, but pushing on toward the
goal. And don't suppose that peo-
pie are hostile to you in the world
You will rarely find anybody de-
signedly doing you i'll. You may
feel often as if the whole world is
obstructing you, more OF less; but
you will find that to be because
the world is travelling in differ
ent way from you and rushing on
its own path. Each man has only
an extremely good will to himself
and is moving on towards his OBJ
iect.-Thomas Carlyle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17

guage, used to sell fish on the
streets, using the usual call
"Freshee fishee, all alive After
a while he retired from the fresh
fish business and took to selling
eggs, using, however, the words
"freshi eggs, all alive" densely
unconscious that he was not telling
the lie he thinks he is.-Galveston
News.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17

"Do you see that spring over
there! said settler in Arkansas
to a stranger. "Well, that is an
iron spring, that is; and it's so
mighty powerful that the farmers
horses about here that drink the
water of it never have to be shod.
The shoes just grow on their feet
naturally"