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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01

including, of course, the indespensi-
BILE roast turkey, cranberry sauce and
currant jelly, was the best OF &c
best, and served in the most appe-
tising and approved style. But the
richness Of the dinner and the SUBJ
stantial aristocratic manners of the
host, hostess and attendants alluded
to, which characterized the dispen.
sation of the same were not the only
incidents intitling the occasion to
lasting remembrance; for the fine
christian. sensibilities OF the house,
hold constrained them to make sure
of the attendance of those who, ap-
parently at least, stood in the most
need of pleasure and substantial
comfort.
How strangely the scared and MEL
ancholy countenance; the unkempt
hair and shaggy beard of old Mr..
Brewster contrasted with the ruddy
face, the we'll waxed and immensely
imperial moustache and other ton
serial embellishments Of lawyer Bull
lard
We cannot remember all the toasts
nor even all the persons present. but
all, after dinner, betook themselves
to the parlors and were treated to
some splendid music from the violin
piano and cornet by Messrs. Ormsby
and -- and Mrs. c.. f. Billiard
which constituted the grand finale OF
the festival.
The following named gentlemen
(tfe dinner was given for the gen
tlemen) were among the invited
guests: Messrs. Ormsby, lawyer C
K. Billiard. Hubbard, principal Of
our school, +. c. Field. Harris. one
Of our able merchants, Mcmillan, the
dasl'ing editor of the Journal and
Chas. o. Brewster, Esq. May the
Farwells live long and happy.
Ne PLUS ULTRA,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01
From Verndale.
SPECIAL to the Farmer.

opCU1A4 :" TIC E8EWeI.
Quiet and peace is, a. usual the
lot OF Verniale, Notwithstanding the
pretense that the peace and dignity
of the State of Minnesota had been
insulted. The pretense was a sham
for nothing hut wrangie of the in
testinal worms Of the whiskey ele-
ment was ito pay" while the real
Peace and Dignity of the: State of
Minnesota stood tranquility by, NUT
tering in an air Of meditation, '.let
dog eat dog" "He that is filthy let
him be filthy STILL" De ,ntnimis
non cur0tur. "
A really good time was had ut the
Christmas ball at Masonic Hall, the
music being especially fine, as Mr..
Ormsby's leadership always assures.
But Of the Christmas hospitality
which has 50 distinguished our viii
lage, none was more supurb, or will
be longer or more pleasantly remem-
bere1 than that Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w. Farwell, assisted by their amiablc
daughters Miss Alice Farwell- and
Mrs. G. +. Bullard.
They appeared like = household Of
venestllce dcities. exercising their
best entleayors to make people COM
Portable Send glad. They gave .
splendid Christmas dinner at which
every thing { md they had everything
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01

The western bou,ll passenger train
and 4 snow pillow cOilidetl tour miles
this side Of H.wley, carly Friday
morning, causing delay Of trains OF
about four hours, anil dong consider
able damage. Tie snow plow WAS
.thrown,tro.n the track ;nnd the fire.
m N VA. badly injured, both arms
being broken. The blame is attached
to the engineer on the snow llow
rho left HawleY contrary to orders
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01
home COLUMN.

Dedicated to the interest of the
lady readers of the N. p. FARMER,
who are invited to contribute from
week to week, any items and recipes
that may be of interest to housekeep-
ers.
SAUCE FOR PuDD1SGs-One cupful.
sugar, half cupfui Of butter whipped
to a cream; add one cupful boiling
water, and scald, but not boil; thick
en- with Two teaspoontuls of corn
starch; add one glasstui of wine,
(brandy is best) and we'll beaten
egg. s.5.# i. ..... ..... B. 81. <s.:. i, {
JoHxNYS CAKt One quart butter
milk, tea i1spisly 9lour, @5s VA
cupfnl mol asses, . LITTLE salt, one tea
spoonful saleratus, one egg beaten;
leave it 50 thin that it will almost run
bake in a tin. II It is not light it will
be because 4 il too thick.
EvERcREENs-Never plant these
on the sunny side of the house. -: If
you want shade ON that side, plant
decidnous trees. Norway spruce
planted from six to eight feet apart
make good wind-bre:k for an orch
ard. ~.
Quick CAKE-One cup of sugar,
butter size of IN egg, cream together,
add one egg we'll beaten, one tea
spoonful cream tarter mixed in two
cups of -four. / teaspoon soda dis.
solved in I cup OF sweet milk and !
tsaspoonful OF lemon. 49,.
|. HAM BALls-Beat ak. eggs until
very light, and add, -four gradually
until you have = batter stiff enough
to admit of being made into balls
Prepare some cold boiled ham fat and
lean mixed, by chopping it up very
fine, then -four it and mix with the
batter. Drop the balls into. melted
lard that is boiling hot; fry and ther
drain them on sieve till. free from
the adhesion. of any grease. This j.
nice way to use ham after it ha.
been sent to table several days, ant
good deal has been cut from thu
joint, so that it no longer makes /:
livery slightly disl,:S III. T.: :: II =,
I CLEAN1xe S1LvEn SpooNs- The di'
agreeable discolorations of egg ca,
be readily removed from silve,
spoons. knives and forks by washing
them in potato water in which
potatoes have been boiled. Silve
ware which has become discoloret
lean be made to look bright as new
by rubbing with q piece Of flanne
saturated with livuii amonia; after
wards wipe dry and polish will
cllamois skin. .s,.' ST. 81 ss:@
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01
"a .ln,. IIn,r;lf>,, o-:v7 Nh:,

Major Hamilton arrived Christmas
night, three days out from Graud
Forks by rail, and reported two mail
curriers' lost between That town and
Fort Tottcn. The day lie left two
bali; breeds and . train Of dogs and
sleds were sent out in search OF then,
They had been out, for two weeks,
There was. little hope q finding them
Fargo Times.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01
Letter from Fnrs0.

FARGO, D. r., Dec. 20, 1870
The town is quite indignant over an
article appearing in this mornings
little paper rejecting upon the jurors
in the case of the u. S. vs. Keith in
which the verdict was ''guilty.". The
attack was a gross insult not only to
the jury but to the whole Court: and
Judge Barnes, reviewing the case
and the article to-day said: 'Such
publication must be stopped and will
be stopped if this Court has the pow
er to do it and think it has, It
was one of those cases in which, af-
ter hearing the evidence which was
purely ciroumstantial, the jury could
render verdict Of guilty or not gull
ty and still act conscientiously in
the discharge Of their duty. What
will be done in this case remains to
be seen, but it is very evident that
Maj. Edwards, in his attempt to bull
doze the city OF Farge Jas overreacl'-
ed himself at last and even his oily
and suave manner cannot smooth
over the outrageous insult conveyed
in the letter which he allowed to be
published.
We had slight blizzard Sunday
evening, but nothing to speak Of
Services were only held in the Meth
odist and Episcopal churches and
these were very short with hut four
or FIVE in attendance. The democrat
Ling effect (if such there be)' Of the
absence Of religious services will pos
sibly be connteracted by the good
resolutions and general swearing-off-
edness ustal at this time of the year.
Let lis hope that no unfortunates
were out on the storm-swept prairie
i&st night as the Bcllau family were
in cur last blizzard. BY the way,
the Bell%u boy had his arm amputa-
ted just above the wrist Saturday
Dr.. Darr"w performing the amputa-
ton and DR.. Notwithstanding ether.
They were assisted by the nurse, Mr..
Robinson and DR.. DIS student F. L.
Hall. The boy was kept under the
influence Of ether less than 80 min.
! utes and stood the operation very
, well. 4 part !ot boil, feet will INK II
to be amputated as soon as lie recov-
ers from this shock. probably til.
latter part of this week. He is about
II years old. The little girl loses
only the tip OF one little finger. Th'
skill of the attending physician may
save the lads life, but hard hearted
as it may seem death would appea
to he for more preferable than sucl
an existence.
A man came in from a fifty mil
drive Saturday, went to the Farg
House and took dinner. He the
discovered that both feet were frozen
!; He will lose his toes and the "corn
. ers'' Of his feet.
): >.:,>, JOHN HENRY.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01
II Happy NezU Year.

Fl Happy Ne1V Year:
What does the year 1880 mean for
this country? 1t is not within the
power of man to inform us what the
character of the year just inaugurated
is to be with any degree of certainty,
but by taking experience as guide,
and figuring up the probabilities Of
the year to come with the year past
as precedent the balance is largely
in favor of a most prosperous year to
all kinds of business. Within the
year past the administration has dem
onstrated the practicability of the f.
nancial system and establisheda con-
fidence therein which was absolutely
necessary before the ''hard times
could be relieved. Asa consequence
of that confidence a widespread reyi-
val in business circles has taken place
and we start out on the new year
with almost unprecedentediy fayora~
ble circumstances. Although we
have raised millions Of bushels of
grain there is not bushcl Of surplus
wheat in the country to-day. Our
manufactures are gaining prestage
among all nations; we are shipping
to foreign countries to>day articles
which we used to import. In conae-
quence of the almost universal! tail
ure of crops in the Old World in 1875
the immense crops of the United
States for the same year is and has
been rapidly moving eastward across
the water to be consumed by the .les
titute multitude. The land tenants
Of England have had such q season
that many of the most intelligent
/ ones wilk;seek homes where they esl 81,
raise just IS much wheat with much
greater profit and own their own
and. In their migrations they will
naturally seek the wheat raising belt
of the United States and thus b.
drawn naturally to the Northern Pa
cldc country. These as we'll as hun
dreds Of our country men in less pro-
ductive States who are laboring anc
toiling for the bare necessities Of life
and whose land at most will produce
only ten acres Of inferior wheat ant
often less, will soon discover tina
there are land Kingdoms where eacl
may bea lord over his own domain
and take up their homes with us
Thus will our ranks be numereticall,
stronger and the improvements an
importance of this section correspond
ingly increased.
This is one ofthe strong probabili
ties for 1880; = condition in itsel
worthy Of Thanksgiving. We star
out on the new year with q body {
snow lying on our soil which is do
ing the work of dressing and enrich
ing the earth preparatory to the gre'
crop which will be asked Of it thi
year. Our lumber camps are all ru
ming to their fullest capacity: unr'
tarded by want OF snow. We wi
not want for the result of a full VIII
ter season. We have had fro'
enough to pnrgh the atmosphere I
all impurities and almost evcrythin
else. We have good money, goo
land, good grit, good markets, and
moral certainty Of good crops I'll
coming harvest. All in al! 1855
promises to furnish prosperity pie,
,vously.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-01

We wish you, one and al, a happy
new ycar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
General Mah0n

Gen. Malone, who has been elected
to succeed Mr.. Withers, in Virginia, il
not in sympathy with the regular Demo
cratic organization, and has said openly
that as between Grant and Tildsn he
would support the former. His vote in
the Senate, in view OF the bitter war.
fare made upon him by the regular
Democrats, is as likely to be cast on
the Republican side as on the Demo
cratic. 1.-THE supports the nomination
Of Gen. Grant, as he will probably have
an opportunity Of doing, he would un-
dou btsdly act with the Republicans in
the Senate, and this would give them
control of that body. The necessity,
therefore, for some move which shall
enable the Democrats to retain control
Of the Senate after the Sd Of next March
is perfectly apparent, and this is the
secret Of the attempt to GUST Senator
Kellogg. That it will succeed cannot
now be safely predicted. At any rate,
before vote can be had the Democrats
will be forced into political discussion
which will be made the occasion on the
part of the Republicans to present to
the country, in form which cannot
be otherwise than injurious to the
Democratic cause, the revolutionary
methods adopted by the Democrats to
secure control Of the legislative branch
of the government. The prediction is
made that If such discussion begins
the Democrats will be as glad to lay
the whole subject on the table until
next winter ::as they were the Fitz
John Porter case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
OF THE

NoTIoE;.T.HEE PuR sSia II. or D. THE IiII
yania and Delaware Railroad Company. sit.
uato in the States Of Pennsylvania and Della
ware, at the sale thereof by Strickland
Kneass, surviving trustee, and vested with
title thereto by virtue oil conveyance OF said
trustee delivered January 10th, 1880, pursua mt
to the orders OF the United Sta es Circuit
Court duly had. will hold Meeting nj the
Passenger Station OF the Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad Company,
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday,
March Goth, 1850, at l314 O'Clock p M, for the
purpose of organizing n new corporation, as
authorized by the law Of the State of Della.
ware, and electing president and six direc-
tors DELL NOBLIT.
wilmington March 10 1850. S-ll-l213 1870
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
The Iron Trade.

Pittsburg iron manufacturers state
that tho eastern men will have to
pay the puddlers' demands that the
difference between the price paid al
Pittsburg, seven dollars and twenty
five cents, and FIVE dollars paid in the
East, is SO great that the advance Of
one dollar IL reasonable demand. The
talk of decline In the market Is all
bosh. The Schuylkill, Susquehanna,
Lehigh, Pittsburg and the entire West
report that the trade will be better
when the country roads dry up. Every
puddle mill at Pittsburg is running.
and not ton of iron stock Is on hand.
The same is reported from all quarters,
and the iron masters predict an unpre-
cedented trade the entire year. The
consumption is increasing, and on Au.
gust LIST the capacity for producing
steel rails will be 66 per cent. greater
than in August, 1879.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

NYOTICE.--THL STEAMERS Of the
~ Electric Line will resume their trips,
leaving Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
the 18th Instant, at o'clock p. M. Return
Ing viii sail from New York en- Wednesday,
the 18th instant. and thereafter will sail reg
ularly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from King strett Wharf, Will
mington, at o'clock p. NJ; from Weidner's
Wharf, Chester, Pa. OF 4 o'clock, +: M.
And irem Pier Is, East River, New York,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
DAY. at 4 tcleck p. M. Freight will be re.
ceivtd at Wilmington and Chester on and
after ThurEday. l1th instant. >er rates APP
ply 70 Abel. AnBsr, Agent, So, 18th street,
New York; WILLIAM WEAVER, v, 'dner's
Wharf, Chester, Pa; EDWARD AN. HEws,
King street Wharf. Wilmington
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

AyoTCE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the statute In this behalf the subscri-
bcrs hereby give notice that they will make
application on the third day OF April. A. d.,
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty TO the Honora-
BILE Leonord E. Wales, Judge OF the Super or
Court Of the State OF Delaware, Tor Charter
incorporating o company to be called "The
Repauno Chemical Company" The object
OF the said company being the making, buy
ing selling, con pounding and refining Ohemi-
cal Explosives, Cartridges, Eases and Primers.
A draft Of tho Charter OF the said Company
will be on that day presented to the said
Judge for his examination and order thereon.
HENRY DUPONT,
LAMMUT DUPONT,
March z, iS0-t4.8 EUGENE DUPONT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

DlSSOLUIIUN OF PARTNERSHIP
- Notice is hereby given that the part.
me- ship lately subsiitlng between Thomas M.
Robinson and Devices w. Chandler, Of MIL
Greek Hundred, New Castle county, Della
ware, undor the Arm name OF Robinson X
Chandler, was dissolved on the 9th day
February, 1887, BY mutual consent. All debts
owing 70 said partnership are 10 be reoeivod
by said Thomas M. Robinson, and all de-
mands to be presented TO him tor payment.
THOMAS NJ. ROBINSON.
DEVICES W. CHANDLER.
Thomas n Robinson will continue the bust.
ness at the old stand at Hockessin, Del, and
solicits continuation Of patronage OF the
friends .fthe firm. 7. NJ. ROBINSON.
3l-d&Wtt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
FOR SALE.

.----7--.,-r-!Iwo story brick hsase III
EOKE. S , ~ sreet, rooms, with on nrs'
"a scSC .Sry bricks, new Poplar street above
Eleventh. ,,,ops new, walnut street above
nsvcntb. ,,E delaware Avenue modern
Improvement. ,.ssrson street 10 rooms,
DWenlins VSnBuren street bet 6th and 9TH!
" lCS E4stl2th street.
a" Dis Chestnut street!
Il as Jefferson street.
:" lbs West Third street.
ronrtb street near Pine, 20 by 100 u,
70, c Ou n an bond and mortgage from sloOo 70
10 o. lOI " S sums to suit. Apply 70
na% III W. M0CAULLEY 4 90,
o06 Market street,
Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
aOOs.NIsHr WISHES.
BY THOMAS MAsKELLAR.


A blessing on my babes tonight,
A blessing on thor mother;
A bless ny on my kinsmen hit,
Each loving friend and brother.
A blessi ng on the toiler's rest;
The 0ver-worn and weary;
The desoiate and csmfortless,
lie whom the earth is dreary.
A blessing on the glad, tonight;
A blessing on the hoary;
The maiden clad In beauty bright
The yousg man In his glory.
A blessing on my fellow-race,
OF every cline and nation;
May they partake Hia saving grace
Who died Tor our salvation.
Ifany man have wrought me wrsng,
Still blessings be upon him;
NJ " In love TO him be strong,
TIL charity have wen him.
Thy blessings on me, from Of old,
10y God cannot number;
l wrap me In their ample fo,d,
And sink In trustiul slumber.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
OYSTERS.
TNYSTERS UYsTERS!

TO THE PUBLIO.-Havfng remodeled m,
atnre nj Sixth and Orange streets. 1 am pre
pared at ali hours of tho day to furnish mi
hionds with the best loo cream and oystori
Tho oyster season having now arrived, II Il
nv Intention to sell mono but FIRST class oya
ters and ct prices within the reach Of all
hoping to still continue receiving share o
public patronage. Remain Yours,
p2kSmd OAAKLES KYLE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS THE BUILDING COM
mittee Of the Trustees Of the Poor o.
New Castle County will receive sealed propo
sails for erecting on extension to the main
building of the Insane Department at the
Aims House up to the sOth day Of march, 1880,
at II M.
The drawings and specifications may be
seen at Syringe Morley and .ss G a. Srd and
All proposals will BIO addressed to the
Chairman OF the Building Committee and
indorsed Proposals for erecting an extension
to the Insane Department.
Each bidder must state how much time he
REQUIRES in which to complete the building.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids q. ELL BR!NTON,
8 l6.2wd Chairman Committee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

Rev. John W. Pierson, on account o.
impaired health has been granted Q
supernumerary relation In the Confer
ence. He will hereafter reside at No.
822 Shipley. where all Communication
should be addressed to him. M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

NOTICE.-ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ papers sent out Of the city must be paid
Tor in advance. Also all persons who are In
deDted 10 this Office for either advertising or
Job printing would oblige US by calling an
eettiing W., so that we can get our books for
1879 closed up. A word to the wise, &c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

NOTICE THE DIANOSD STATE
IN Loan Association Is nJW issuing new
stock, applications received any time by
GEO. q. MARIS, Secretary.
ONE No. COL Shipley street, (2nd foor) open
day and evening. bill I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

BRAIN AND NERVE HOOD

The loss OF memory, the nervous and ex
hausted feeling, the dissatisfaction with IN
result Of ones labors, the dull, unrefreshe,
sleep, the want Of appetite and neuralgia, ar
dmply the brain and nerves calling for thei
necessary food Vitaiizsd Phosph afes restor
lost energy In all weaknesses OF mind or body
relieve debility and nervousness, and proven
consumption. Physicians have prescribed
100, 900 PACKAGE.
r. CROSBY, 600 Sixth Ave-, N. Y
For sale by 2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., wilmington, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

NOTICE. BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
IN my friends and customers that have
removed my dress and cloak making estab.
lishmant from Ne. 200 west Fifth street, 70
SIT west Sixth street, whocJ l should be
pleased 10 have them call.
33wslm Mira. A. NJ. APPLEBY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

i Wa t, arol, q SATURDAY EVENING
ii's ssa lapoS',OO' notes containing Ma 90
sa,l ward wiz, and Thurlow Station a'Vs
! sS"ntt tho RE pe pals the finder on re-.
0sT "ApoBLIcAN office. 3.le
ijIil,%.DasH.D Waite, answers 70 the
w Ma a suitable y! a, reward VIII be
. GEO. D. OLELAND
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

NJOTICE.-THE SUISSE SIBER HAv-
IN ing lost or mislaid deposit book No
1881, notice rs hereby given that she has made
application to the Wilmington Saving Fund
Tor new book. MANY II. ROWLAND.
2-27-lau-yw GA W. Fifth st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

'I0R RENT-New Houses on Thirteenth
Il street. between West and Washington
tfet tent 10 '. Apply TO JOB GhEEH,
81 CIR. lad Il French or at lOis washing
|a, street mar-odti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

TNR RENT. "A GOOD PROPERTY AT
IN Fourth and Union streets larse double
1lG1e with N acres Of ground may be rent
'td&Very cheap rent. HEALD Gu.
/ lStOdmh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

'EOR ENDORSEMENT OF STORE
liz No, g33 Mar4et street /; suitable for
EFr' o. barber shop. Inquire Of
Sla GEO W. BUSH. French at. wharf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
FOX BALEOR RENT.

u" nh SALh OR RENT.-A VALUABLE
ifStoS" t ~ property, in the village OF ~ ow
pYs .,o, one'ter 20. Pa, 10 rooms beside a
i,s, T,v'V room. This property is we'll worth
5uIDe', W OF persons wishing to 10 into
'''' Excellent business stand.
aa,,as Apply to H. SHAMELESS,
WV" 7c5 +. 9th st., city.
" W,rn hLE Ok hENI.-rHE THREE
t T~,y ofck dwelling, SSl Washington st,
hsnt,, naS o ahd bath all modern improve.
IN, eisy, 'D'0USnou'' I'LL rooms heated;
tspas frHi BALL, Rooms II and 10 tx.
7th and Market. l-l0.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
FOR HEN 4.

NOR REsT.--AT A VERY LOW PRICE
Il nappIicatiOn he made AZ once, the two
feE houses on VanBuren st. above 9th hay-
Lts front rOrch, large front and side yards; IL
ksSns; hot and cold water ; heater In cellar !;
n. &c. Apply TO HARLAN CAUSE,
/ GrL[ Front and ratnall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19

TOR RENT.--A small truck farm with
i gMbuIldIrgs, near Green Bank Sta
Ton, gnGe Wilmington & We!tern, X. r.
AlryDGEO. NJ. BRAN Gle, near Della
Efs ygI,9u, l2.24tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
ROAR DING,

D Hi ois, y WANTED ALSO PARLOR
WV az sOO Shipley street. BLINDS