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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-10-23
Dental Notice !

FSNRtTH and Justice demand lower
L prices Tor Dental Work as well as other things
l have therefore male another reduction i'll the
prices oi all Dental Operations, in accordance with
the times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE,

IN accordance with a decree granted
Il by the Circuit Court for Cecil county. sitting
Court Of Equity. and passed in the case
wherein Samuel r. Turner and others the
are the defendants. the undersigned. as Trustee.
will offer at luhir Sale on the premises, situate.
living and being about onc-half mile south of the
village uf Brick Meeting House. in the Ninth
Election district, Cecil county. Maryllnd. on
SATURDAY, Goth day of November, 1880,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-10-23

RlNAW .AY.

have been very busy during the line
weather husking and haulin" in their
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
D,sa.ters a silver Niue.

While q "shif." Of ten men was as
cending the shaft Of the Consolidated
Imperial Mine in Virginia City, Neva-
da, on Thursday night, the cable brske'
The men were prscipitated down the
shaft, a distance Of 300 feet, and l4oc
feet Of rops was piled upon them. All
were taken out dead, except one man
named Frank Smith, who has external
Injuries and may possibly recover
The dead are John Roach, Patrick
Murphy, Richard Ryder, Thomas Mea-
cher. Matthew Winnie, Joseph Harra-
han, William Corbit, George Farnham
and Jer. mish Sullivan. The cable was
of "the best English make, four and .
half inches by half an inch thick, and
had been in use only three months
It broke at the reel, "aud for some
mex plicable cause the safe ties did mol
catoh."
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
weaver SENDS his congratulations.

WAsHISaroS, Sept, 10Th.
James B. Weaver, the dreenback nomi-
nee for President Of the United States,
as transmitted the following telegram
to General Z. NJ, Piaisted, at Bangor,
Me: :,
~ congratulate yon on the grand
fght you have made in Maine for the
N ational Greenback Labor party. IL
will inspire our friends with confidence
and strengthen them for the great bat
ties which remain to be fought. ! hope
YOU are elected. 1t is most amusing to
ace the Democratic leaders masqusra.
ding behind the Greenback party ana
calling our victory Democratic boom
They fail 10 tell the public that You
were nominated as straight Green
hacker, and that Democrat could not
have carried the State by forty thou
sand. They fail also to state that they
requested you to make pledges to them
when they gave you their endorsement
and th at you peremptorily declined, that
their State Central Committee subse
quently demanded pledges of you, and
upon your second refusal said commit
tee equested You to Withdraw as a
candid ate al d that you declined to dc
that also The Democrats in Maine
showed their good sense by voting the
Grssuback ticket. JAMES d. WEAVER
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
NEW YORK. REPUBLICANS,
A Grand Rally at the Academy OF
MuAics

New YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE Academy OF
Music was crowded to o7erf 9Wipg to-
night on the occas on Of the Republican
mass meeting. Thousands vent away,
being unable tc gain admittanoe. On
the stage were Hon. Edward Pierre
pont, Judge Cowan, General Anson Nc
Cook, Postmaster James, Collector Mer-
ritt. General Graham, General Carr,
Hon. Thurlow Weed and others.
About seven O'Clock Governor Cornell
entered the Academy and was escorted
to a private box amid three CHEERS
General Arthur accompanied Governor
Cornell. Senator Gonkling arrived
about eight O'Clock, accompanied by
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Hon. Lloyd AS
pinwall, Hon. John Jay, Ex-Governor
Dennison, of Ohio, and Hon. Levi r.
Morton, aud as the party advanced upon
the stage a simultaneous cheer arose
from every part of the house. a
letter from Gen. Grant expressing re
greet at being unable 10 attend was read
Con. Hamilton Fish was chosen chair
man, and introdu csd Senator Conkling
who spoke at great length and was
heartily cheered. ,.
Seua tor Conkling presented the issues
Of the campaign at great LENGTH ou'
was heard with the closest attention 'c
the end. The outbursts OF applause
were frequent aud vigorous. IN.
meeting was not over until idnigh'
but the enthusiasm was very far IRON
being exhausted. The torchlight pro
cession Of the Boys in Blue and Repno
lican clubs was q brilliant spectacle
aud the rumber in line was probably
1000 or 5000.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
STATE MArTERs.


Items OF week which Asve Reen
cleaned From the stste Ex
ehangos.
A mysterious disease Ii killing the
horses in the vicinity Of Odessa.
The Denocratio County Convention
for Sussex will b. held ~ Georgetown
Oct. 18th.
William Batter, residing near Dover
Is proud because he raised l2,00(
baskets Of peaches.
A new freight houss is being built al
Kirkwood TO take the place OF one thai
was burned sbout year ago.
The contract Of furnishing fender
piles for the lronPier near L4wes, Del,
has been awarded to Brooklyn, N. Y,
firm, who also agrees to creosote the
piles.
The Democratic jolli6cation meeting,
which was held in Dover last Wsdnes.
day evening, In homer Of the alleged
Democratic victory in Maine, was dis
gusting failure.
The con tract for removing the wrecks
at the Delaware Breakwater was CON-
lnenoed last week by Mcdonald Il Cum.
mings, Of New York, TO whom the con-
tract had been let, their bid being sl7,-
500.
H.H. Colclazsr, Of .hs Every Even
ing, addressed the Hancock and Eng
lish Club, Of Duck Creek Hundred, last
Tuesday evening.
A postal card from Chestertown, Md,
says tina, Miss Lizzie Warrior, Of Dover,
took two premiums for fruit at the
fair.
John D. Rodney OF Sussex County,
has resigned his office Of United States
Commissioner to insure his eligibility
90 Presidential Hector.
The Presbyterian church Of Milford,
was crowded last Sunday morning to
listen to sermon by Rev. H L. Fun,
stein on thoughts suggested by the
loss Of the steamer Vera Cruz. II was
q very eloqsnt discourse.
Sharp & Quillenare Of Harrington,
are running their canning factory On
full time. They employ about l0o
hands and put up son cans per day.
At Frederick, the NJ. Z. Church, Rev.
J. B. Mowbray, pastor, has been re.
paired. A stseple about sixty feet
high, has been erected at cost oil
nearly $500, the interior of the audience
room has been handsomely painted
and fresoosd, and both the church and
parsonage have been reprinted outside
The cost Is 81. 500.
One OF the skaters, engaged In Ioohn(
the new residence Of Henry Cannon
Esq., on Bradford street, Dover
lslipped and fell from the roof on Mon
day afternoon last, and broke his leg
below the knee, in two places. Assis
ltaucs was promptly rendered by Drs
Wilson, Lewis and others, and tht
limb was set and he was sent tn
next morning to his home in Whining
LOn
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
what Causes Gray Hairs.

Gray hairs sometimes come prema-
turely by inheritance, trouble or the
large use OF water containing lime.
The sudden blsnching OF . head OF
hair is frequently caused by severe
nervous shocks, and numerous histor.
ical and traditional cases may be cited
in which sudden fear or overwhelming
news has turned the hair white In q
few hours. The case Of Marie Anton,
cite "a one OF the most touching and
tender, for in q single night her ricn
dark hair was changed to a silvery'
gray. A sepoy Of the Bengal army
was taken prisoner in 1858, and the
fright he received caused his hair to
become completely whitened within hall
an hour, the change being 80 rapid as
to eau u his captors to exclaim, IN as.
tonisbment: "Hs Is turning gray -
Under the inhuer 90 Of fear or any great
mental shock the blood recedes from
the surface OF tho body to the heart
and is supposed the same influence
may cause the coloring tiuid OF the nan
TO retire TO the root-bulbs where IT re-
mains thereafter. Gray hair has beer
known 10 become dark without the
chemists aid. In 1874, Nszarelis,
man los years old, was presented BY
nature with a new set Of teeth, and
restoration OF the black hair OF hi
youth. -,
John Weeks was blessed with re
generation Of the color Of his hair
snort time before his death, which 90
Cured at the age OF ia, and Sir JohE
Sinclair, dying at ITO, rejoiced a.
youthful head Of hair during the lat
ter years Of his life. DR.. Richards ha'
reported the case Of a man who ha'
three changes Of his hair from black II
white during his life, the hrst takint
place when be was about thirty nv
years old.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Dutsb Frei,fau Cattle.

Willis r. Hazard, Rsq., President o.
the Chadd's Ford Farmers Club, wrote
few days ago to the Philadelphia
Ledger, relatives to the exhibit Of the
Dutch Fresian cattle, at the State Show.
Mr.. HasArd, amongst other things,
says; They are located opposite the Hol'
stems which affords a most excellsn,
opportunity to make comparisons with
the Holsteins, with which breed the
Dutch Frsisians are usually oonfound-
cd. The careful observer cannot fail
TO notice the difference. The Fresiaus
are not only very large animals, but
their general air indicates q great sn'
psriority for the dairy, and purer blood.
The points BY which good jadgs Of
dairy cattle selects are prominent In
this breed. The hair is soft and silky,
and the skin is very dus for such large
cattle, while their escutcheons or yield
marks are mostly o! the Flanders OF
ourvey line order, indicating the great
est capacity for producing good milk
aud plenty OF 1t. Then their remark
ably fneness Of bone and general
wedge shape indicate fine breeding, and
q strong contrast to the heavier, more
lumpy character Of the Holsteins'
Their general intelligence and great
dosility is q very pleasing feature In
their character. This is derived from
their ancestral training.
For hundreds Of years they have
ben brought up as part Of the family
In Holland, their stable being one o
the rooms Of the house, and kept JUS
Is clean and sweet they are handled
brushed and washed, and their tall
tied up with ribbons, and as much
cared for as q poodle dog by its mis-
s,ress. Therefore these great huge
sized bulls are as gentle as the COWS
Their yield Is wonderful, from l4.oO'
to l6, 900 pounds year, ten times thei
own weight. When we consider tina
4 900 pounds 10 the yield of goo'
COW, and 900 10 considered . yer!
large yield, the great merit Of thi
breed Is perceived, one COW doing tn
work Of four, and mot eating more thai
the feed OF one or one-and.a half.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Great Fire Mt OxfOrd-The Car
AhOps burned.


A big fire occurred at Oxford this
morning at 4 o'clock, which consumed
the remaining large building OF what
was known as the Oxford Cooperative
Car company's works. These buildings
we're commenced in April, 1873, They
consisted OF two separate sets OF build
ipps. The one destroyed this morning
was part frame and brick-3Oo feet
long and 10 feet wide. 1t contained
1926, O55 feet of lumber, 1874 Ala shingles
and IS, 400 bricks. The brick portion,
which was the engine room and smith
shop, contained a fine ninety horse
power engine. The other big building,
The paint shop vas blown down by the
terrible gale on October %, 1878; 1t
was 10 feet by l79. These shops were
erected by q Wilmington company, who
together with the citizens ofOxford and
vicinity, raised $45, 900. OF late years
the shops have been idle and we're sold
AT sheriff's sale to W. D. Alexander OF
oxford, for $4,000. Mr.. A. had a sale
Of the machinery some weeks ago.
He informs us a gentleman was look
ing at the shops Thursday and had al
most concluded purchasing for manu-
featuring purposes. Mr.. A. loses about
$4,000 on which was an insurance OF
"a, Il 81 in the Royal lnsuranceCompany,
and 1888 in the Lancashire Insurance
Company both foreign companies
making total Of $4,000. Kirk and
Niblock, liverymen, lose eight sleighs;
Harry Swift, seven; DR.. J. K. Mckissic'
new cutter; Johnson Bro. one sleigh ;
| s. B. Paul, q. s. Worth and A. W.
Reed all wagons; a DoylestoWn frm Two
threshing machines; J. Cope, Lincoln,
VIM. McClurg and Ed. Ford, Oxford,
| lose about $500 worth of tobacco which
was gathered from five scres-the loss
IL great to the latter two, as twas their
entire summers labor. The owners OF
the sleishs and vehicles had their prop
erty stored in the building. The build
| ines we're set on FIRE. The Office near
Inv WAS not burned.-Daily Record.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
Rugby Evening School,

A Thorough Busin ess InstitutiOn.
This school will re. open at ! 30 o'clock, on
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10th, In room
No. 4, on second floor 81 Masonic Temple.
Pupils can enter at any time and will be
charged from date Of entering. PRnF. J:
JACKSOS PIERCE, the accomplished
teacher Of penmanship In Rugby Academy,
will have charge of the classes in penman-
ship, and will give speclal instruction In
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PENMAN-
BOOK. KEEPING, MECHANICAL
DRAWING, &C, taught by competent
teachers. For further information apply to
DIR SAM'L. MURPHY, or
J.JACKSON PIERCE.
Nl.l0t Rugby Academy.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
LOCAL TIME EABAE.
snAINs LHAyB WILMINGTON

r Phils delphia and intermediate stations
$40, 10 40, O. m; ESQ, 400. 100, 9.bo, p,
u. On Sundays: $40 o. IN; 300, o'SO, e'oO
phatiiia. Express: $50, 9, s44, 1o.o2a. m. Sun
Gar Phiia, and New York: S2.2s, $40, 100
1902, a. m: #i2, 80. +l2.43, (ILmited)
6oT n. m. Sundays, 223 a. m.
For baltimore and way stations: $50 =. M;
sSr - baltimore, Washington and Bay Line
Scr nai,n: ore and Washington: l2bl, AGO
ais. $50 a, m; 1859, i.04 QIimited) 4,4S'
TnS n, y, Sundays: 1881, 1903 a. m.
For information apply at depot ~
sCr New Castle: 500, s.25, .. ie., Loo' o.oO
63S y. m. -.---,,., u...,o,
Da1A ~ lt5 h,S5 ". m
Fnt Delmhr and intermediate stations 80 a.
yrT Wilmington r ortaern i. -: 700, q.
m eco, b OBJ, p. N. M Sunday trains.
Arrive q and II. rs q H., and 6.45 p, m.
~ I,euVare " eotcIo X, H.: TIC, Ftm, AN
S,s5p NJ, SrIdaT traius, 1880 a. M, 6p.m'
rahINs COW WILAI aTcN LNAVa rhLApnb
~ II, HyDs1 street md washington avenu'
y9o alo. 1880 lN.45, 1l.4b q. m; l.Ho, 3 o.
1 6.lE, 8, Gao, 8, 9,46, u.8p P: m. On sun
DAYS: q. 20 o, NJ; q, 8, 9.tb, n,30 p,
som Thirty-Seoond and Market sTests: 7.s
ISO. 1856 q. M; 1925. (Limited) $40 p. n
lin SUNDAYS; LOS .. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
"a AILROAab LIE Ess.
WlLMlHPlOS AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAL.

JULY 20, 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate STA
tions, 100, al0 1880, q. M, 23C, Hoo' e'oc
n. N. IN n.
Phiiadelphia and new York 2.9S, $50, 100,
1907, q. M, 1889, 1913, e.07 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, $50
Baltimore and Bay Line, Los p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2bl, 200, 2lb,
S8b a. m, l262 1.04, 4.4s E0S p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800, 9.25 q. M, Loo, 800, 600
p. m. n os
a. H., I.96, 635 ?. m.
Deimar and intermediate Stations, S.2S q.
n, 100 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and IntsrmodIste Stations
$40 O, M, 300, 69y, go p. "a.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.23 a, 10.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.o3 q, u
For further information passengers are 70
;orred to the time tables posted ct tho depot
II. + KENNEY. Supt
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
HOME SCHOOL,

vii, begin its second .erm on September
8, 1880. Principals Miss Emile Il. Thomp
son and Mrs. b. II. Dorsey. For further par
.0R-lvd 1870 Market at
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

I.KUCEI EXOELSIUH Elastic
" PAINT.
This paint has been extensively used 10
Horrisblry, Lancaster and Reading. as well
rs In this city, aud In o cases has given en-
tire satisfaction. 1t forms complete coatlng
over roofs rendering them imperVlOus 70 russ
or water. They guarantee it to give satlsiac'
tion or the money will be retunded: Ihey
'''' ' Shop. 8Sl e. Seventh tree.
Residence, N. ". cor. 6tA and Tataau e's
9l8-I
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

1.-Two SETS Of sEOOND
sAL,E u Ia hsrnesi; / 50. nearly new,
|ndhp ~ ~ "a seen at ]. A. Conner
|u'le, " s y store, 2O5 L. An Ct. WIN
tsl' = The owner has no use lot
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

A clear Havana filed cigar given on
pool at the New York Store, 5. Il. cor.
Third and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

~ SEVERAL SIX ROOM ON
,lhs.o,o"abiy we'll built, win gas.
Is,e., lnv ,.y md bath +; centr4iiy iooa'
|scld wa oo,s S ior workipgEen wal
|isple hoa''S = ", srIns reasonable and &C.
y le.n a Apply to the owner, :.
ALLEN h 94.oOf
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
URlENDs' SCHOOL,

NINTH AND TA1NALL STREETS,
Will open on I'd day, the 9Th Of 9Th month.
Tne various branches ola good English edu.
cation are taught.
A FINE OPEN PLAY GROUND 40.
JOINS THE SOHOOLHOUSE.
For Terms (which are moderately apply To
the teacher, Rebecca u. Maris, 800 Tatnall
street, or at the school after the above date.
b26-2m
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

,y,ylTEsALE'

AVE-. OF TIE fiNEsr -
All ;sts IN the ciiy, sitafHss soor os
isVss! soI' ana y, q the iinsst views Of
Eualding c n.y y siSe. 81 II. front on
t'ihIv s IN Il. deep on ! y street. 1o'
PARTICULARS spIpAMEa PARKER,
- Al st Wilmington, DEL
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

E1y-A GOOD STEAM wHls-
aL SAILING tor tug.bost or manu'actur'
|In sIut Apply REPuBLIG ,ais Oh
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
KLCElyED,

ky ShM,h'i,Es.-NAvE YOUR MONEY
IN w ing i"r cash. We have ednced
Ia , az groceries down Hams, l21ac {;
bke rIT,Ph' Hour, 10 old wheat fl ur, 40,
In, ~ Ih"'a coffee as GOOD as the large
hi No., tnaranteed; Java, 80; Mara
4 tea agSn,ayr' 70 Rim. rs, 20, Is aud ID
S,se 10 20, W, 40 and 80 cts our 40c. we
/ g. , ,VrGe ~ sold at co.; sugars down;
|t,c S h"u D; hay, 3 rs per hundred;
.wh,lIoS,SsI straw for bets; corn and oats
'Nothin,'e prices; powder. shot and
bve n,,nSS put hrtt GLASS goods sold ut
A)d ~'0ss. PETER ]. FORD,
Oor. Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

t1v-1INE 7 ROOM HOUSE ,,1
SALb, ,oossra couvsnencIes ct SIKH
IsSy s.Lo Lot s2xlto: Terms very
lOn a'i y ". THORNE 4 BRO,
y |IOp + !, Eighth and Market '''oe'''
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
'ENO TIE FRONT!

Cbar'ey KYLE, the veteran ice cream dealer,
has made ample arrangements TO supply his
manv customers with the largest and cheap
sFt waite melons that can be found In this
.tty. Charley has reputation OF keeping
an watermelons, and he would be pleased To
ace his many customers. Give him call at
his stalls in the second st. market All orders
n,omptly filed. SLIT OHAS. KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
VIEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS.

NlTHE STATE OF DELAWARE.
}sEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NE" OAsTLE
~~ UoUSTY, GREETING
Whereas, Jane K. Kelley, Dy her Petluon
to the judges Of our Superior Court nlea "a
the office Of the Parliamentary OF the salu
Court, In and for New Castle county, lor tne
cause Of complaint therein alleged, mas mace
application to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolVlrg tne matIiaee
existing between the petitioner ana ner nus
band, Henry N. Kelley. we the elofe COIN CON
mand you, as YOU have heretofore peeI s cHm
handed, that you summon henry N: helley
so that he be and appear Delore the saiu
Judges Of our said Court AZ inc mex te.m
ther cot to be held at New CASTLE, on Monuay,
the twenty. second day OF November LUZ, "
answer the allegations o. the Sald retiL.oh
and ais to sht W cause, ii any D" mas, WY
decree OF the said Court should ht % ma aug
dis ulying the marriage existing DetWeeh IN IL
and the said petitioner according 70 Ino Az ~
OF Assembly In such case mace anu ptoEiu Sti
And also to do and receive Wnat tne ea.d
Cout shall then and there conslIeI cVnSer y,
| fng him in this behalf, as 10 the Court snail
seem meet and consistent with the@'foVlslons
| Of the said Act OF Assembly
witness the Honorable Joseph P. Comegys,
Fsnuire. at New Castle the twenty eigntn
day OF May, A. D, Eighteen Hundred ana
Eighty. ~
-N CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'y.
The above Ia true copy OF "allas sum
mors" libel for divorce, No 10, to November
Term, 4. D., 1880. JOHN PYLE, sheE!n:
, New Castle, july ffth. A. D.. !-A SIG
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

. NTEl-- \ jARUEhS. "A PLEAS
I'M second story front r. om VITA
u iii TatDall st. slot3t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

a,IvA YOUNG HORSE,
shLs .orrel, iine style. very last
|nd hng W THVkNE h BRO,
Room !, sth and Market cts.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

/ In-SMAnL Il JlLt,hj Butt
/. I ar sean yacht or small business ~ 81.
BKiGg st.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
CASTLE COUNTY, S. s.

ANEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS
IT, )THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
seal. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW CAsrLE
l\ COUNTY, GREETING:
Wherein, Mary Reid, by her petition tnthe
Judges O, our Superior Court, hled In the OF.
Nae nj the ProthonO:qry of said Court, In an
ior the County of New Castle, Tor the c use OF
cnmnIaint thcreis alleged has m lde applica.
tion to our said .Tud les that decree may De
~ronounced Cissolving o marriage existing
hot veen Tho petitioner and her husband j Jhn
Raid we therefore command you, as you
have heretofore ben commanded, that yu
summon John Peid SO that be be and appear
before the said Judg OF cur SAID CoHt III
the next term thereof to lie h1d ut new Oas
file. on MOad4y, the twenty second Gay o. w.
yeuber next to usw6r the allagatioIS OF Uhe
said petition, and also to show cause, II aNy
he has. why decree Of the said Court sh0n"
not be ma Q disso|ving the marriage eXlst'ng
between him and the said petitioner actola
ipg to tho Act OF Assembly in such case naue
and provided and also 10 90 ana roenro
what the said Court shsi then ana tnetecuu
.ider concernipg him in this bah II, as 10 the
Gonrt sh Iii seem meet and consistent W tn
tba nroytsious OF the said Act Of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph i. COmeg 8,
Esurire. at Now Castle, the twenty eikntL
daY of May, A. d., Eighteen Hundled ana
Eighty. w $40,
Issued June 18th, 1887, ~
The above Is a true copy OF "aiias SUN
mnrsu hhel tor Divorce, Nc o to Novenbsr
Yarn A. ID. 1888. JCHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August 10th, A. D., 1850.
s2l-9md. 2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
FOR RENT.

cvyr NINE ROOM Dwell.
| 'h sSnse with hot and cold water and
n lrprovsments, st BOZ W: FRONT
~ , ~ r. ~ WIN, FORREST,
pP' " Next door.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
BOARDING..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RATES
b genslemsn. bO6 King street. s.oa"
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

ptNr - oR3 ROOMS, ON KING
IN nice MA &c for dress maker. Ad'
M KEprBLlCAN Off sc. st7tN
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

prNT-THE THREE-sToRY
n = l \ IOS west i2h street, vim
Al in good order; rent reasonable.
! the PREMISES. 49,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
700 ING ROOFlNGl!

NlUUF lNT NUOElNUI9
All Kinds composition roofing dene promrt
" asd at LOW PRICES. 0ld leaky um
single and coIupt si'ion roofs coated WIZ
plastic aud msde water.tight and gooo -
'0"' ROBERT ATKINSON.
Office SfmY. Hanna Oe.'s hardwafa
70, Filth ard market sts. o-ls-omu
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20

0EIAWAKE WESTERN RAILROAD.
On and after February 70, 1880, trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at 7.lb, 1880, q. m, 6.so,p.
Arrive at Landenberg, 800, q. m, 1900 noon,
$40. p. m
Leave Landenberg, 9. M, l2.b0, p. N.
Arrive at Wilmington, sO q; m, 2iS, p; H'
n23tt ID. OONNELL. Supt-
Daily Republican., 1880-09-20
EDUCATIeSAL.
Wilmington
Academy,

sAvlLLE BUILDING. The Largest Phi.
yate school 10 wilmington. Thorough in
ST. usction given 10 young Indies. Full gym.
ussium. Diplomas conferred. Large and
excellent primary department. Terms Low.
No extras Nearly laGstudents. both sexes
Drawina specially. Office hours from 70
~ O'Clock, a. H.. aud from z 70 p; m, sitei
August net, 1850. Catalogues to be had OF
q. +. Thomas b o., or by addressing the
Principal OF the Wilmington academy.
FAJ-L TERM BEGINS MONDAY, SEPT.
9Th. 1850 S-o
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-09-09

A valve season is pref icted for next
winter,