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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

Der far Steuer3wede abss.
j@dste Wertb BON Winona gounip betrdat
%, 800. 1874, uopOn $s. 7sO, oss auf bic
Stabt Winona entfaaen.
Die 0ortbwefern Babn arbet.
tst aud isst nod mitten TN Dinter riifis
an ibrsr gIad 5ias 5wsisItnie.
auf @runb bes bur4 ben ueueu @ens
fus conftatirsn @a9stbums an goItswabl
wtrb Minneiota wabri4etnIi9 ~ 2 Son.
greg bsscrbusten n,sbr bsrs1tist fsin, aIs
60 bi8ber bate. Statt Der issisen brei
wtrb Winnefsta In bieiem Sale finf Con.
grebusrtreter 30 erwdblen baben.
Der frabe @tnter III pieIeu
Ssimfdttern arg In bic ausre gsfommeu.
Qeute, bic Isstsn CONNER unb 5erbf auf
benz 2anbamt bic beabft9tigts RieberIaI.
Jung auf eiasm Stid 2anb ansemeIbet,
tonnten bas 2anb wessr ~ friben Wtn.
te~rsanfanss ni@t be3iebsn; anbere, bic ss
nber beaosen u. auf foI@s Dstter,S yrlnse
ui9t uorbereitet sparen, muBten 60 uegsn
Waugsl an BrennmateriaI uerIafen.
Der arose Banferotteur 81.
o. 5arwoob In minneapolis, III bss BE,
truses ansetIast; feline Srau iou nit
$4,000 tn Der Tai9e f@ mad europa
stussi@tft babsn.
Su etnebebentIi&e 2aae ae,
ristb far3Ii9 Der tn Ri4,Yratris In
Stearus County, Winnefota, pobusubs
Srant Ottsmba, ais sr TN WaIbs BON feds
@iIbfassn auf sinniaI a~nsefaIIen mnrbs.
Ra& etnem lansen Rampfe nia&te Ct pie'
rem berielbsn NIT ie einem S@uB ben @ar'
aus, BITE fanfts eri9Ius CT NIT BEN RoIbsn
fetnes @swsbres, pdbrenb fein treaer Bee
slsitsr, Der 9ausbunb, auf bis fs&ffe los
sins unb fs t5btsts.
Der sh~emattss MetbsbtRen
prebtserG 8. W. Traessr pom 81. pauI
fou bar4 Sdli&unsen 81, 500 eri&wtnbeIt
baben. ct bate lsstbtn einen UiebbaubeI
a~nsefansen unb brau4te has Sell ann
ii~sberwtntern fsinss 8isbss. 90 sndbIt
bic ,Gbteaso Zines.
L." Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21
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Safcta.

Die gpt3ootie sraiRrt untsr bsr
Bferbsu tn ben SIad 6ias.
Dte WiIwaufee Babn bat BITE
Strede BON Muierican @rou Greet am Utl'
fsuri nod ben S9warssn Bergen psrn'ei'
fen unb mirb nit benz gau berielbsn TN
6ribiar ~besiHnen.
SIN @ranb Sorts, Dat, stasn,
MIR fIsirsn Srte, siebt ss nt6t rusntser als
~ &nsipen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

purben gu @Ieue wsssn nidt 0ffsntIi&er
Beleibisuus bes amtsseridtsratbes BELT,
bpien uno Der ffdotidsn goIi3eibiener 3u
100 M. besw. 500 W. @sIobuBe uub bret
Monate 9~efdnsniB perurtbeiIt. - Das
isiner 3eit uon &ommersienratb Daniel ..
b. 9spbt NIT einem Roftsnaufwanbe pom
$50, 600 SO, erbaute Saus auf Der Sd.
nissifrase, wsl9es nod benz Tobe bes @es
naanten in ben Befs Der @befrau BON
Diersarbt In Bonn ibersesansen mot, 1T
nuumebr gum 8reiie pom 24o, 900 W. pom
Ssrrn 4rib. WeteI ar9stauft poroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21
SO 5 erQ.

ImtIi5sr 3uiummenffeluus aufoIse inb
pdbrsnb bss porissn Wintsrs In Stutts
q a ri ,u @runb sesansen; in Der @smar.
tuns 8aibiusen a. y. 2llS, tn Der Mtars
tun9 B%radenbsim GALS unb In Der Wars
tuns Sau 5762 trasfdhis SbRbdume.-
Bratsubeim. SIM Sabersdu bat bic
5aIsbrdune piele Spfer seforbert. 9is
@insIinser p~erloren alsin sesen 80 &in'
Der; aud in 9 tbensba d ME 8 d rs
5 a d uurbe bur9 bic epidemic bic Rinbers
melt be,imirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21
S@mets.

Mm 10. Rousmber murbe tn BaieI sin
Grb1oB peripart; aud In Bern wiq man
stuas ipdtsr etnen foI9en bemsrtt babeu.
Sn Der Ra9t pom Is. auf ben IA. Nou.
uatbste BIER sin f5bnarttssr Ortan, weI&er
Bis Wontas Wittas anbteIt, bann stwas
na9Iieb unb bterauf wieber bts Otsnfas
Worssn msbr ober mtnber bsftis ~unbauerte.
Settbem mar Regenwetter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

Das tIsins Dorf Borba9, a~mtsbs3irt
@i9snba9, III am 4. Rouembsr bur9 cine
NIT raienber S@neuisfeit ua f& sreifenbs
Seuersbrunf gum sr0sten TbsiI einae'
didert uorbsn. "a 5dufsr warsn TN Nu
Elm Raub Der 6lammen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21
nsembnrser Gazette

gntiddbisunsen inben tn Sorm DOR @en'
ten itatt, fur melde etne MarimuIb6be bes
ifimmt wirb. Die 3affe wirb bur1 bic
&sids begin. 2anbesbsbSrbsn untsr Mit'
uirtuns pom DeIesirten u~nsntssItIi9 per:
maItet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

Nus Wteberbaiern ert6nen Iaute 6laser
iber bic 3unsbmsnbe l1nf9erbeit bss gi'
sentbumS. Sn Der l1mssbuns uon pfaf'
fenbauisn fnb tn ben Ietten IA Easen pier
aewaItIame ginbriHe poraetommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

Or. pisree's SamiIisnmsbtatnsn Rnb
t9on felt pislsu Sabrsu DOR benz 8ubIt.
fam ; felt elmer periobe, bic btnrsi&t, um
BITE 0erbienffe berieIben poafanbis ,u Ct,
probsn. unb bas bette argument, bas au
ibrsn @unffsn porsebra&t werben tann, IN
Der ilmfaub, bab bie Ra&frase bsftdubis
sunimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

Die Serren anberwert unb Drot i1nb
gum prdRbenten. electromagnetic Diee'
prdRbsnten Der gibsenofsni@aft far has
nd9ifs Sabr sewdblt porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-21

BIatna' Brseoota fnb slsidfu1s tn Wai'
terSnotb. Wan bsFirhtet ben @in'furs Der
i9pdder ssbantsn @sbdube. Die @iu:
tsriaat III bur2pes pssssi4wemut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

the courage aud action OF Names pa'il'
otto sons; have by methods vicious IN
principle and tyrannicai IN praence, ~
tached partisan legislation 70 appiopria'
ton bills; have crushed the rights OF indi,
viduals. and vindicated the principles .ha
sought the favor of rebellion against tne
nation. and have endeayored 70 oOi.e,.!e
tho sacred memories OF tue wM ana W
overcome its inesuso,e s,,. so M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
IN rnE DISTRICT coURT OF the

TN the DISTRI(T r COURT OF THE
v.ds in ana for ihe county Of fStorey.-CAsSlE
,TJ.;,,TT' plsiniin. W. W LLIAM kLLIOTT,
nsisndsnt' . Action brought IN the District
1orrt of the Yir,t Judicisl district Of the state
of Neysds. IN and Tor ,he county OF Storey,
offiee OF the Cleik of ssid District urt, on the
iiih asv oI seuismber. A. d. 1850.
Tbs S,s,s of N,yads ssnds greeting to VII.
liam siiott. Defendant, You arc hereby re-
opired n app<a ar-in m action brought against
Son h, The .boye. .rned Paiptif In the District
you " tns e'. ,s,s,., nI.,.,r, os ths pis,s
ooSlt y, sns mss ,Sa sann,x M storsy. And
OF Ne.Aes .s " .'n, snu r,sd ,hs,sin with;n len
answer me oomy,n. ,sn d.s Su ~ ssrries Ssr t6s
SER; sss.is. o. you Of hi. ssnnsa: g served .
raid county, OF, serveu ou' ~ -. sos,.
wInin twsny osy.' mo s.,,s ~ ~ .H,i, \" tsIsw,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
no CHANGE NEEDED.
The Couasry Dsisg Well Eneagh
The Prose and the Poetry oflI
rur woLr AND rur snrrurnp.

the WOLF AND THE SHEPHERD.
lie, me iu." said the wolf. ~ am hungry and
And ! ,l;% Long to n0 down with the sheep in tho
I've sweet disposition. ss mild ss clam.
And there's nothing love like delicate lamb
"Besids. Just consider how many LONG years
You've kept me Away from the innocent dears.
Good shepherd. your conduct 10 certainly
Now. pray. is, me IN again. jus, for change" I"
"NO. nor. said the shepherd. ''yOu vicious old
For when you wsr. here all the dock came to
It's quit. TOO absurd to be talking about.
II you'll think Of our trouble IN turning Jou
out.
"Let you int No. Indeed for I cannot forget
That the wounds you inflicted are scarcely
The m.imsd are not cured OF their ,orturins
And your i.nrs are still vet with tie blood Of
the sisin.
I'm greatly surprised at your e0nsummsis
Pray. who is to blame II you're hungry and
Foul traitor, though never 80 loud you should
will LOT lei you In TO grow fat on the hoek."
NAY. nsyT said the wolf. "lst me in To get
warm.
And promise to show you my plan Of reform ;
It's an elegant plan to relieve tlem OF PAIN.
And not one Of tho hoek shall kaow hunger
again"
-viis xOlf;" said the Shepherd. "i know you
Pray. where are the lambs you took out of the
foidf
Your path with the blood of their slaughter is
red.
And your den glistens white with the bones o;
the dead"
NOV. please" said the wolf. won't you trust
I am NJ, tn. same wslf that WAS naughty be-
fore.
His coat was Of gray. and distAstsfal TO you.
But mine, don't you zee. 10 eeauufui blue
"rvs heard" said the shepherd. "thai devils
tn ro.mips .Sou, 10 the livery OF heaven,
But the trick IL too old to deceive ms In you.
while the traitor sticks cut through the folds
Of the blue.
Eve honor the coat beyond measure. for dear
To the hearts Of the dock 10 the color you wear,
'Tis bsptired In glory. and love it We must. :.
But the wolf thai is under we never can trust
No ,syipg. the N aimed OF the dock he esrsssed.
And he folded the lambs 10 his shsl'sfing
breast a.
But tho wolf Is still knocking. Now. lent 1t
Ths. they won't lot him In again, Just for .
ehsngsf Larry oHanHssdn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Hypocrits Gold In Kentucky.
Ns,cport Journal.


"Say, mister" as he walked up to the
proprietor OF Q jswelry store. who stood
behind the counter. shave you got any
Of these here finger ripgs-these here
these--oh. / forait what you call 'emf"
"Gold ringsl" asked the proprietor.
"No. not quite gold rinss-oh. yes;
hypocrits gold rings; that's 1t.
~ can't understand what You mean
by that" said the proprietor. with q
stare.
..I mean" said the young man. "this
kind Of gold that looks like gold and
isn't gold this here kind that most
everybody il wssrin' nowadays. want
q ring for my girl. and want you to
scratch on the inside. Jim Brown to
Sallie Jones' Don't care what II costs.
You can 60 ss high as half dollar fer
1t all II you want to. It's begagsmsnt
ring" .
The boss took II oil in. and soon aIsd
him OF with q "hypocrits" gold ring.
done up in the softest cotton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
MARSnAL'S NOTICE.

N1oTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE
IN Town ordnance prohibiting the running
st large Of hegs within the limits Of the town
OF sod Vili will nom this date be strictly
enforced. A psn has been constructed for ths
detention Of hogs that may be found run.
Ming n large, and the legal penalty for such
astsntion viii bs collected In evcry case.
n. KBNNE0Y. Town Marshal.
nnid Hill AuQust - 1870. 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Passed June fth. lsso.l

THE BOARD or TRUsTRfs OF GOLD
arc /. The PSesident and Clerk Of the Board
of Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill are here.
by sutho, lied and required 20 Issue one Bond
Of the Town OF Geld Hill IN the sum Of Five
THOUSAND Dollars United States gold coin.
Sro. .. The said Bond phsll be IN such form
A the President and Clerk Of said Board may
prescribe, and shal be to the effrct that the
Town of Gold Hill 10 bound and holden aud will
psy to the holder of said Bond The sum of
mopey named therein on the fifteenth day OF
Ortobsr next, with interest thereon q the
rate OF one per cent. par month. United
stster god coin. Interest payable quarterly.
sro. 5. The monty recsiyed from the sale OF
ssid Bond shall be used for the purpose OF
paying on the floating dsbt Of the Town OF
Gold Hill.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance to take effect and b
IN force from and afisr It, passage and one
weeks publication In the Coin HnL DAuf
NEws.
Prss,deut Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Town
Of Gold Hill.
Attest, ". O. HYDE. Clerk ofthe Board.
On motion Ofdinsbcs No. lle, - rad, vas
pssstd by the following vots;
Ayes = Trustees Mercer. DsuchY. Lsmsy.
Mc6urdy and President Fog.
W. q. AYpl. Clerk Of the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

.Thrsshing by steam," murmured a
fond mother. as she glanced at an arti-
Gle in an agricultural paper. what
cit.rps they do have nowadays. IL I'd
had one Of those steam threshers Tor my
four boys. my arms wouldn't have been
as acby and rheumaticky as they are
today" and she drsamily thought Of the
past a. IL might have been.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
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Payable to the Carriers.
our ADVERTISING AGENTS.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
[0FFICLLL.l
GoFFIclAL.l
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
-ro rnl-
CONSTITUTION OF THI STATE OF
NEVADA.
Passed at the Ninth Session Of the
Legislature.

Received. By the Senate. tho Assembly con.
curr.ns That the Constitution OF the state of
Nevada be amended - follows:
Amend Section OF Article ~ Of the Consti.
tuition Of the STATE Of Nevada. 20 - 70 READ -
foliows:
SEQ. Q. The session Of the Legislature shall
be biennial, and shall commence on the nrst
Monday OF February next ensuing the election
Of members .f the Assembly unisss the Gov
ernor OF the State shall. In the interim. con.
v.ne the Legislature By proclamation. lrssssd
March =, lS7s.l
I hereby certify the foregoing TO Be . true
copy OF the enrolled resolution On nls In my
office.
Is Wrrrxss WHEREOF, have hereunto set my
hand and afixsd the Great Seal OF
Ststs. Done at once In larson City.
sr.L Nevada, this second day Of August.
A. d. one thousand eight hundred
JASPER HABcooK.
II Secretary Of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
ORDINANCE NO. III.

AN OR RDINANCR to Authsrise ,hs Issu.
auce sf Doad In Lieu Of and Ter The
Parpo . OF Cancei.ins Bends Nes' l0a
and lO4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
THE EVENING NEWS
Published every dag Sundays excepted.
NJ the NEWS PUBLlsHIN9 CO.
TRRMa.

U Entered at the Gold Hill postottiee
% second-class matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
ORDINANCE NO. lls.

An .s.se. SsS'sfSs 81 = sess "a is@ he Psr1s.. Or
HorI owing Msney 9. Redeem tbs
H,cstins peet sf tss Ts~n Of os'a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
LAKE TAHOE.
Ha.
SUGAR PINE POINT.
JOHN W. MoKInNEY'S
OLD PLACE.
HEALTHl PLEAsuREI REcREATIoHI
yU,HE ABOVE VERY POPULAR RESORT
the season. Il u situated on the WRsckkN
sHokk OF TAG LAKE. nine miles from
T.boe City, amid the most ROkAhT.C AND
HEALTHf6L SURROUNDINGS. and near
the BEST FISHING GROUNDS
A nne Wharf rams out TO deep wstsf In the
Lake. and plenty Of boats are furnished me- FOR
the pleasure OF the guests. The steamers toucn
At the wharf daily 70 land passenger and mall
Passenger from Gold Hin and virginia can
20 By way OF Trui kse and Tahoe City or Canon
and 0lenbrook. taking the steamer across tho
Lake.
A. the steamer does not reach NcKinnsys
after leaving q Isnbrook, Q team or boat Will %
In waiting at Tahoe City 70 carry them 70
McKinney's II they dssirs 70 20 there the sams
evening.
RATES or cHARoEs.

Board and Lodging. per wsek............N1 90
Board aud Lodging, per rday............:. W
Children from . 70 IL ysars OF ass. hAu price,
~ Inyslids, a. we'll % business men or
families, seeking recreation and pisssurs, viii
nnd this tbs very pisoe. -g r-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

q A 4 week IN yoaf osn town. Tsrms and
886 rs outit tree. Addrsss b. HAILrfr
DO, Portland. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

Biz Months. ........s.'..s..''''.'.'.' " "
postage pre.psid9
Delivered In Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver City
Csrson, Dayton, sutro. ETC., at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
REGISTRATION.

HJorroE is HEREBY GIVEN. that THE
IN Books Of Registration for the general
election to be held on the ID day Of November.
A. =. 20 o'ciock r. Y q the Justics'e Court.
room, No. ia Main strsst, Gold Mil. Nevada.
NstursiIsed citixsns will BE- required 70 pro
ducs their papers at tbs time they prs.ent
'"-Nrs - : u. p. FLANNINaHt An,
E5SeiS H R.s ssss,, AEsn ys s1Sris % s'u's' New
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
,x,orrrtrs oy THE DEMOCRACY.

Eighth-we charge upon tne Demo'
cratic party the habitusl sacrince Oh pa
triotism and justice 70 supreme snu ~.
satiable lustfor ofice and patronase Una,
to obtain possession Of the Nstionh snu
State Governments, and Of the control Q,
place and position. they have obstructed
all the efforts to preserve the purity. and
conserve the freedom Of suffrage; have
devised fraudulent certificates and returns;
have devised fraudulent certificates and
returns; have labored 70 unsest lawfully
elected members Of Congress. to secure at
all hazards the vote Of the majority OF
States In ths House Of Representatives.
have sndsavorsd TO occupy By foros and
fraud places Of trust given 70 others By
the people Of Maine, and secured By
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Or. 4. CHAPMAN.
sur q TO Nd z EHrisT'

vuRor NEVADA orrY. oAIIToR
t n Pcrmansntly locsted e tsT1PfR
e,nis Cify. Onnos. 80 SOUTH sS'
6atisfsction guarantseo-
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Personal.

John O'Byrne, ESQ.,, and wife were
in this city to-day, calling upon their
old friends. They will leave for Phila-
delphia this evening. Mr.. O'Byrne says
he is very much pleased with New
York, and cannot afford to leave his
practice to 60 to Congress, though he
could get the nomination If he would
accept it. James J. O'Brien now repre-.
sents that district in Congress.
J. X. sutterlsy has returned from
Trenton. He went to that city week
ago to see his mother who is in the 8Oth
year of her age and who is dangerously
i'll. During his stay his uncle Job 3.
Sutterley aged IA died and was buried
on Thursday. Mr.. 8. will return to
Trenton this evening as he does not ex-
poet his mother to live more than two
or three days.
r. Eden Bach, principal Of the
Friends High School, in Wilmington,
Is visiting friends at Kennett Square,
e."
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
LOCAL TIME TABLE,
rukJMa rHAuq yurT .pSrrnsr,,~
tNhINb LHAVE WILHIMB1ON.
For philaielphia q nd iptarm cd IN ot,ti

For Philadelphia and intermediate stations :
Z, $40, 1890, a. H.: 40, 700, 9 A., 9 10. ..
N. On Sundays: s.l0 a. m; 800, $50, $50
pm
Pkila Express: $50, 9, 9.44, 1902 n. m. Sun.
DAYS: 9.48 p. In.
For Phila. and New York: l.68. 223, $50. 700
1902, l1.4l O. m #l2 30. *l2. 43, Linn
ited) 6.48 p. m. Sundays, LII, 223 a. M
For baltimore and way stations: 1851, B.3S o.
M: 1882, 522 p. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line !:
40, To8p. m.
For Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 2os
2.l5, S.36 q. H.; 1852, 1.0S tLimited) 4,49,
7.o6 p. 70. Sundays: 1851, 203, 2l6 q. m.
For information apply ut depot.
FOR New Castle: 600, S.26, .. m, LOS, 800
Gas p. IN.
For Harrington and intermediate stations :
az q. No.: Les, b.s5 o. m.
For Delmsr and intern Saiate stations o.25 n.
m.:".'5p. m.
For Wilmington h Northern X. r.: 700. n.
m; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and lbs q. No, and 8.l6 u, m.
Fer Delaware Western i, r.: E.lS, lo.8 A. m.
$50 y. m. No Sunday trainR,
rEAIHP soR WILMINGTON LRAVH yHILAprr-
PBIA,
From Broad stree! nd Washington avenue
1850, $40. lo.Go, f5.4s, u.4E q. m; 80, 1850
4, t.I6, 0, o.4Q, 8, P.45, 1880 p. m. On Sun.
day g: $50 q, M; 4, s, 9kb. I.S0p. n.
From Thirty-Second and Mafketstr0e 7. 40
7.8o. 1L3b q. M; 12.2b. (Limited) 3.45 %, M.
I'D SUNDAYS; Lea a. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03

1t without stopping to consider whether
the act was popular or otherwise. l
was determined that harm should not
come to the people Of the country II
my efforts could prevent it. During all
this time that We were endeavoring to
appeal to justice, Grant was preparing
TO use the only argument he ever knew
that Of the bayonet; and Garfield, who
wass aid to be learned in civil affairs, is
reported to have said, " We have the
Army, the Navy, the Treasury and the
Executive, ii you had such cards would
You not play them3" Thus gambling
With the destinies Of nationl
Concluding, Senator Bayard declared
that the south was solid for Hancock
and the north should be. By their votes
they had shown that they loved the
man who was true to the Urion and the
constitution. He had won a great vic
tory by making friends of foes, and il
that is not citizenship tell me what
citizenship is. [Applausel
I. C. Grubb, Esq, and George Il
Bates, Eco, also made addresses.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
Lest Children Returned.

George w. Jackson, Wilmington
well known and popular bill poster, 5o4
Shipley street, has become regular
humanitarian. For some years past he
has kept open temporary home for
lost children from which they could be
returned to their parents. His "Home"
is becoming more deservedly popular
every year, and like q true "Samari-
tan" he never makes any charges.
During the month Of June twenty. three
lost children were brought to his office,
IL boys and II girls. Tho parents Of
all of them were found and the children
returned to their homes.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
FOURTH EDITION.
Justico 60 she Ii. Y. M. A.

The RnPuBIrcAH's report Of the fire.
mems parade yesterday contained one
unintentional mistake in crsditing
the display Of fire works at the Opera
House to the Orion Club, when, in
reality the illumination was made by
that popular and progressive organiza.
ton, the H. Y. M. A. The club went
rather extensively into the thing and
their display was one OF the finest on
the route. Among other things was an
ingenious arrangement Of gas jets IN
front making the initials, "H. Y. M,
%" stand out.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
FIFTH EDITION
The New Manage men, -,
ana PM

The possession of the w., j.
and philadelphia railroad "e. Chl
passed into the hands Of ,Sa Vittu|
ghis, Wilmington and i'' p PGil
Railroad Company on ,ba J., saltla
but 1t was not until the frat ~ =, 81
sent month that the New U' . .. lAs
dent took charge and the wo SIpt y
ganization fully began, "O'h Of
Already, under The nam -
nent, great Improvements b, man !
commenced, the station bous lave
ing repaired, new pssse TsYss a's
have been placed on the t Hr @a
tracks and sidings are bsina ', ,as,
the present iron rails will Ia 's sal,
as fast as possible with tbosa ~ ~ rSpl
and in a short time the ,O y,
equipment will oe in frst.c,, ,OSa
ton. ''SS q
The bridges on the road b,..
been examined by the eupinsa nS' :
new management and have I hoy Y
nounced in good order. Tbs I rsn.
erintendant, Henry Wood, Il I' y,
spoken of by the patrons Of = tba u, ,
and the good people of We,t r. n,
are jubilant over the idea n, wv u.
two firsEClass outlets from thai, ~ T.
town to the city. " ~
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03
A Mlt at Bayard's Organ.

We are sometimes amused at the
claims put forth by certain editors that
their papers are the best published in
the State. We are not disposed to mar
the happiness which such announce
ments afford them, but we sometimes
imagine that they must have doubts of
the truth Of their assertions, otherwise
there would be no necessity for the ex.
hibition Of q want Of modssty which al
ways shrinks from self-laudation. II
they publish the best papers the COM
munity will find it aut without being
advertised of the fact.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-03

Owing to the usual prevalence OF
fires on July 4th, or the day observ-
ed as such, / have concluded to place
the city in two districts, namely east
ern and western, Market street being
the dividing line.
You will therefore attend.all fires in
your district from G o'clock on the
morning of the 9Th until u o'clock
midnight of the same day.
Should your service be required in
the Eastern district the City Bell will
strike the direction and then ring a
general alarm.
SAN'L G. TAzEwELL, Chief ofF.D.