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Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

THE WESTERN CRoP.-A very heavy south.
westerly rain-storm visited Chicago last
Thursday, and was general throughout the
Northwest. Great damage to the crops
will undoubtedly ensue, as abundant rain
for all purposes had previously fallen, and
a little too much for the good of the harry
est. Specials from a great number of
points in Illinois, Nabraska, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Dakota and Michigan give a
most encouraging account of the harvest
prospects up to the present. Previous re-
ports are more than confirmed in regard:to
the wheat yield, which is said to be far in
excess of any previous yield. There are
local exceptions, where rust, winter killing
or chinch bugs have damaged it, but hardly
enough to he noticed in general review
of the condition of the crops.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Many persons sigh for death when it
seems far of, but the inclination vanishes
when the boat upsets, or the locomotive
runs off the track or the measles set in.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Weaver, the Greenback candidate, will
start from Chicago ON Southern tour in a
few days. He will open the compaigR at
Dallas, Texas, on Thursday of next week.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Rev. Joseph Cook dined with the young
ladies of Binghamton College recently, and
talked to them for an hOar about the mis-
takes of college life.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

"Molly" is the only girl among Gen:
Garfeld's five living children, and is OF
course the queen of the household. She
is brown haired, sweet and graceful.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The Rev. John S. Inskip and the Rev.
John A. Wood, with their wives have
started from New York on an evangelical
tour around the world.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The census enumerators in Lumkln
county, Georgia, have discovered colered
woman named Matilda Hubert, who was
born in Connecticut and is alleged to be l2O
wears old.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The Grand Trienaial Conclave of Knights
Templar will be held in Chicago next
month, and it is expected that 5OOoO'
Knights will attend.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Colonel W. T. Pelton, nephew of Samuef
j. Tilden, died last Thursday afternoon lid
New York, aged 81.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Happiness is like sunbeam, when Ine
least shadow intercepts, while adversely u
often as the rain of spring.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

A display of American plants is to be
held annually in Hyde Park, London
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

MATHEMATICAL PUzzLEs.-Two boys kept
neighboring apple stands, and each had
thirty apples to sell every day. One sold
his at the rate of two for five cents, and re.
celved seventytivc cents, and the other at
three for five cents, and received fifty
cents, the total being one dollar and twenty.
five cents. 1t happened one day that one
OF the boys was sick, and the other engaged
to sell the stock Of sixty apples at the same
rate. Two for five, and three for five.
that's five for ten,' said he and five for ten
he sold them. But to his astonishment,
when he got through he had but one dollar
and twenty cents, instead of one dollar and
twenty-five cents. How did he lose five
cents?
" How old are your children ?" asked
lady who was visiting a friend, the mother
Of three beautiful daughters. My oldest
daughter is just double the age of nv
youngest daughter" replied the mother,
land the age of my other child is that of
her youngest sister and one third more.
Their three combined ages make exactly
the sum OF my age, and shall be sixtysix
one year from to-day?' What was the age
of each of the three daughters?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-10
y int N siie Nefprrt.


Ois Sitts, gbinin in ma9tigen Dulen ais
atittsl piber malarii9e &ramfbciten ~ ser.
i9reibsn, mar einf aasemein. @liidiGerwcile
lit III bieler 8e;isbnns eine srpBe &slprm eil.
9etreten. 9ttat nur ras Yublitun,, Iunbcrn
aug bic Msrstt baben tpenn nidt allsemein, 70
bod samt sroben Gbeil, 5pitstter's 81 a..
genbitters ais ei,t fhsres botani1Ges Sui.
ititut fir bas sefabrli6s Alfplpib anaeaummen.
Dle Jplsen bieier 8eranbcruus fnb uberaus
tsidtia. SEPT werten bic nit faltem aieber
9tbaftsten turirt; sbmals purben ibre &c.
i9perben MUIR tsmporar semilosrt uosr balb
furirt, ba baS Gbinin bel furta.lsbt.m g..
brauds teine y@irtuss msbr bate auBer
penn bic Duiis sersrSBert wurbe. Der fort
selebte @ebraud bes Bittsrs basesen sertreibt
bic ibIirmitea MnfIa. unb ssrbiilet lire Riid-
tebr. Die 3susui1e su @uaiten sisler Yprs;s.
i'd|sn lessIaltsn 5ousmeSiiin fiub ui4t sWsi-
le!sutiatr Natur lDnb.rm pUlitip une bs[r;e.
fissnt, son ibrtr unsessursn stm,abl gar uitt
u reben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-10
BUR TarbcnIcbre.

sSas 1T mei6? BeiB 1T, penn
elm peiBsetleiOeter allbino auf elmer Sis
fdcae i'm weiben Oteere i'm &alnpf um
cine @ioersans ei,tem ibm bic meiBen
3dbne peiienben @isbaren bas BeiBe int
ause seist.
was 1T sriin? @ran if, uenn
ber Didter analtaliuS @riiu, ais sriiner
5uiar sefleioet, ant sranen OOnnerltas,
in einenl sriinen gBalos tei @riiuberg,
elnen 2aubfrcl4 uno einen @riinbdnflins
pDm 9riinen Staar pperirt.
Us iit braun? Braun 1T, menn
Der slbsepronete Braun nit einem braun
anserau4ten YfeifenfOpf in elmer brauz
men, BON 5tpei Braunen se3osenen @qui.
page, burd graunidmeis futidirt uns
leinem an ber griune leibenben Na1barH
einen Maifdier ppm braunen ueber3ieber
ntmntt.
gBas 1T blau? Blau it, penu
Elm blaubiitiser blauer Draspner eiueu
bluublcufSen Bluufarber am blaueu
MOntas ipeSen ieiner blaudusisen Trau
ourdbldut, ielbit aber nit einem blaueu
gluse banpn fcmtlt.
aSaS 1T rOia? Sipia 1T, menr
6rdulein &cia BON 0foienbers, udbrent
bic roieniinsrise Sos binter bem 8oien'
tbal Bel 9eipSis berauiiteist ibre rofseu
Wansen in einem HOieni itraube oerbirgt
Bas iit rOtb? 0tOtb if, menr
@ctbidilb, ROTH Dor Corn, elm nit rptbem
9ieseaud peri4lc6enes, BON einem rotbe,
Sucialiiten NIT Hptbltift i'm drslter
@othmaliA seidriebeneS Wert unter ben
9eians ber 9tptbteblden BON ben rotber
Sdinbsln ieines Oades ms rOtbe Wes
| i4leuoert. 1 - ''''' ''>
Was 1T srau? @eun I'M sraue'
sltertbume beiw @raueu oes ai&er
mlttuod Elm in Der Srauen IbeOrie er
Srauter 8utider nit ieinen @raui4im
meln burd bic @rauwadefprmatiou no
@raubanben fibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-10

pieber lebsn ldbt, bis pu was psreienf !!
l1nterFeb bid ! llnb bu nattsrts,
ntatsnuBts 5eperr5shen, Ob bu sleiA
eeins &appesbldtter beimtrassu miaf !!
paupte Ct fftb an &atbrtnAen. gBas talt
pu penn BET oem etnbarmteen 1prtslsr pa
5u luaen? gDart, i'd will tbm ben 0ca
weilen !
llno btes lassn unb mir eiasn @tub
per1ebsn, bab i'd, purtudrts fd,iebe ,pie ei;,
gSd9sn, mar Gins. Sa, pbne @pab :!
&insn @tOb tat sr mir sseebsn Don tnten
auf BEN Nanssn, pab Id minostsns breibis
S&ritt auf Der @trabe binturtele, bls i'd
wecer ius 0leihsespiat fumme unp or.
bsnt!tA auf ben geinen ifebsn tann. Da
i'd mid nun nad meinsm 5ltGsn biide,
pos mir In Den @taub eepur3slt mar -
spilIen sic, Elm preisdtsss 5atbei,, ,pis
man iih bemalS nod trug -, bemsrte i'd
NIT sintm Iii&tisen 8lid, oeb aatbrin.
aen iwar nod immer baS &Gpfhsu bln9t
uno NIT ntebsraeldAlasenen Nuseu oprten
flsbt, aber ftt bod Dor 9aAen taum bat.
ten tann. @s sbt folde Naturtn: 1e
laden, wenn 5aufer cinltiir,en, syie man
iast, peer Die Belt untersebt. IQir mars
ntAt 70 ldderli6 gu Mlutb. Stoh einiee
Mal ihauts i'd 3uriid ; aber bic Sault,
bic mir Der Gramfr brobenp nahtredte
unb iailtteltt, iAeuats mid weiter.
Suhfablih mar i'd in bic Welt binsinee.
itobsn - nit sinsm puf auf ben Nan;en
unb Dem gsrtot, bsim3ufommen, ete i'd
@elb Sertiene. IS mar nid,t fhSn BON
msinsm Gcrmiiabtr, gar ri&t faOn.
tsfprt{ebuua fDIatl
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Jcrtfebung folst.l
Soiicnbuns bes ct. q ottbarS @i=
ienbabn=GunnclS.

ftuUuUU-1uuuGlp<
@insm &abeltslssramm 3ufolss 1T am
20. Jebruar bes MorBens Q l1ar biz
8obruns bts ST. @ottearb. .Gilsnbatn
Sunnels poQenoet wurpeu, momit siae
ueus gpods i'm Deltpsrtebr bssiunt, oa
jener Sunuel ben Bau Der ct. @otttarb.
eilsnsabn srmOsliht = isuea tiirssite
gsrbineuuassli,e ,wiidsn esu burh BIZ
Npsn sstrennten sroBeu giienbabnne Bsr
DsutlHlanos unb StaIisus. mittsls Dslien
muu Dte srUbe Strsds svtIasn SGIn uat
Ilsranerien in Gsyptsn binneu feben 5a.
gen 3uradle gen faau.
Der ct. @ptt9arb b.Suunel cun feinem
psutlaen gtnsansspunttt BEL @Sldsnen
Bis gu ieinem italieniihen Mussansspuntt
1853 Mtter Ge SUP, b. b. 3wifder
S unb 9 Wetlen lang wuroe ourA 0srs
tras pom 7. Nusuit 1872 Dem Susenisur
5aDrs aus @enf (.uelfcr insmiideu &c.
itorbtn if) in Bau sessben, nit Der Ser.
pfliatuns fiir ibn unp fsinen 8edt5nad
folssr, penielbsn bis gum L. October 1880
fertts gu itsaen. Oeer falls osrlelbe niat
Dor psm 1. October 1881 polenb.t werbe,
etne guasenttcnalfrafe pom 2,74O,00O
Granes au sablen. Da bic Bobruns iebi
idOn pullsnbet 1T, 70 itebt niat gu bsswst.
feln, oab Der Iunnel nod Dor Dem l. Ott.
b. s. in Betrieb seseben wsrbsn tann,
unb ba aud Die febsn fleineren Iunnels
Der ct. @ottbarobaSn I'M bieie 3stt pull.
enoet lein werosn, 70 itebt ber @rSFnuna
Der san,en Batn trede alspann nidtS msbr
I'm gBeee.
Die ct. 0uttbarobabn wuroe am 25.
Sftober 1871 eoneelfentrt unp ourA ben
Staatspertras bonn Is. Sftober 1863
swifden Stalten unb Der Shwei,, tpelhem
Deutihlanb nit 8ertras pom 20. Sttober
1871 beitrat, ,purDsn fur ben Mucbau Der
Babn BON Deutidlanb 20, bon Stalten
As uno Don Der Shwei, 20 Miaicnen
5rancs ais Subosnticn 3useffasrt. Dis
aan,e Bnbn 1T 267 &ilometer pp.r unge.
fa9r 100 ensliIhe Weilsn lang uno au|
Der san3sn Strede cine btr mertipiirDig.
fen Babnen Der Welt in 8e3us auf ibrs
umgebuus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-10

= Ton Der Mrmee 8sne3uela'S er3dblt
5err Don aslf:p3 oielel6e bate ais Int.
form tur3e leinens Sassn, pito Soltn, bei<
pes purA einsl, esotr5sr!el ,ulamnsnss.
bolten. 5uSteileiouns feblt sdnjla.
Man belt eeisp5 81 @0reu cine Nepus,
bic @cIoaten erlhtensa NIT l9mar, se,
widten 6iben unb bic 8eine bis sur
SOee Der ssp69nlideu MiltarllieIsl
fhwar3 sefdrtt. 70 oab man auf einse
Gntfernuua slau6sn fcuntt, bic Wrmee
TRACE rirtIi& 5ubtef!eiouns. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-10

= 5srr s. oertiSsrs ssist benz
Yublifum an oab ct icin 0sldaitslctal,
nad bem 0auie neben Der National Bant
psrlsat bat. gr erbalt taslid neue Baa=
rem, tauft gesen baar uno perfauft tiais.
Sstt @ture III elmer Der elssantslten Der
9taDt. @Qe Waaren iinb nsu unn se.
ihmadcpa. Dies 1T bsr Ylas, I'M g..
issnte fir allerlei 0e!sssnteitsn sin,u.
faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-10

Was 1T @elb? Self it, ,penn
Elm iadiiider BOittutlder iiber einen in
geanfins setleiceten Gbinelen, BET ieinen
Sanarlenpc9el I'M selben Yoltfalfen NIT
@elb9cl5 nnb Gitrrnenidaale fiittert, 70
selb Dor 9telo piro, oab er bic @elbiudt
befrmmt.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

AEoTHER ONO man has met with 9
streak o. good luck at the hands oi
President Hayes, though he has been
so long out Of the State that Ohioans
can claim no interest in him except
that was he native. This time it is
Judge William B. Woods, Of Alabama,
who has been appointed to the Sup
rene Bench of the United States to sue
oeed Judge Strong, who has Just retir.
I'D. Judge Woods was the United
States Circuit Judge for the District
comprising the States OF Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Texas, is an upright and sound
jurist and is a fair representative Of
the Republican sentiment OF the Eouth
fhe appOintInsDt is an indication Of
that go)d will OF President Hayes TO
the South at the close Of his admins
tratton, that was so plainly illustrated
at the commencement, but whiek the
South refused to accept.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

THB Morning News fails to make 9
point in pnticing our notice Of tht
births and deaths Of Baltimore, as 70.
ported in City Clark Fraxsr's letter tC
the Gazette. II there were 6, 733 deaths
in the city and only 6,0G0 births, it il
difo1lt to see how tie city could show
an increase Of 1000 In population fol
the same year except as We have said
BY the influx Of migrants, and the lat
ter would necessarily have to be un-
married or young people. The fact
that people flock into city from the
country is no evidence that they are
less fruitful than the natives, neither
Is it evidence that they should die eff
any faster than the natives. Even the
fact that the influx Of migration
should be from foreign country, Is 10
reason that they are not married and
bear no children, neither is 1t any rsa.
son why they shosld die of any faster.
We still maintain that there is o sorsw
loose womewhere in the health stats.
tics or in the eensus snumerator8.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
TRUSt ELS SALE

REAL ESTATE.
By yirtuo Of eD order Of The Court OF Chan
Gerry OF the State OF IelRwaYe, In and Tor New
Castle County, made at the September Term
A. d., 1850, will be go!d at public sale at the
Midnlst0wn Hotel, kopt By Samuel Peacock,
In the town o. MidtletoWn, New Castle 90,
and State Of Delaware, IN SATURDAY, the
ElGhTEENIH DAY OF DOZEN IBEk. A.
d., 1850, at one o'elnck, =. M, the following
Real Estate, 10 VII: All that certain tract
or parcel Of land situato IN st. Georges Hd.,
New Castle County ard state OF Delaware,
and Wv or iofmcriy bounced and described
as iOllowr, to wit:
HeRinDlug at b Staks In lire OF land late
OF Peter Bowman, rear the intersection Oftho
BaCG aad Cow MsTsh Rssds, thence dos n
along tho Dlintle ufGow II .Tsh kUad sOuin
two anO q half degrees, eAst eighty tbreo at q
siZ ten'hS He cheb TO stake, thence by II
sinN caying said road ana dividing this rem
IaUd late Oi l'r. John Martin. eouth eighty
liz degrees, west one HUNDRED and algh y
four peTches to stake in q line Of ia res
Prloes land, thence aIOug that ltnc north
tiye and throe quarter degrees, wost eighty
threC and stx teptbB peTchss 10 = corner
sake, thence by land Gi tho htirs OF James
JAmls0n, north eighiy-i0ur and q quarter de.
grees east, nlty one perches and eight tenths
to o stake on ths north side OF branch Of
1t. 9eorges Mil Pond, and thencs north
eighty six and halt degrees east, one hun.
dred and thirty.niuo perches and three
tenths 10 the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds niEcty.niue acres and
one hundred snd thiFty.six percheS oi land ,
be the tame more or leFs
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at tho time and place Aforesaid by
EDWAFD q. BRADFORD, TX,
Trustee, or by hLs Attorney.
Attest j. NJ. HoUsNAH. Reg. q. q.
l27dkWtS
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
PUBLIC sALRs.
T,RUsrEEs SALE
HEAL ESTArE.

- n N ~ u . n 4 u
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court ei Chan.
Gerry Of the state Of Delaware Ia and Tor Now
Castle County made at tho september Term,
A. D., 1880, oil said Court, will be exposed to
public sale ut the hiddletoWn Hotel, kept
by Samuel Peacock, in the town Of Middle.
town, New CASTLE County and state Of Doia-
Varo, on SATU THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY or DECEMBER, A. d., 1850, At one
o'clock, p. m, the following Real Estate, 70
wit: All thRt tract or parcel OF land stu.
ste in 81. Georges Hd New Castle County
and State OF Delaware, and now or formerly
bounded and deScrDed az iollows, to wit /:
Beginning at stake whero Span
ish Cak Tree formerly stood, and ranning
thence along land formerly Of Nathan W..
Thomas, north hye and three quarter de
gTess, west one hundred and eighty perches
and nine-tenths Of . perch To stake. thence
bstween this and lands late OF Bobecca s. k.
Connell, north eighty six degrees, east ose
hundred and eiRhty-tOur perehe 10 stake
In Cow Marsh Road; thence down said read
and binding thereon south three degrees,
east one hundred AND weEty peiches and
iour-tonths OF perch - o stake In the said
road. thence south thrco and half degrees,
east nifty seven perchea and two tenths Of y
perch to u siase in tue n0rth sido OF Sootrs
Ran; thence up the said road asd binding
thereon south eIghty-six degrees and three
quarter, west ioTty.iour perches and nino
Ientha ci perch 10 stake; thence s5uth
eighty.tVo degrees and three QuStterS west
twenty six perches and one tenth Of psfch
TO stake; thence leaving the taid Iun aud
running along George HoussOn's land south
eighty i've degrees aud three quarters wort
sixty-iWc perches and iorty.eight hundredths
Of perch 10 o stake; thence south eighty.tw0
degrees and a half west, forty iour peIohes
and eight tenths oi porch 10 tho place Of
tegiDDing, containing within said bounds
two hundred and two acres and one hundred
and tour pe;ches OF land, be the same moro
or less.
Attendance will he given and terms made
known at the time ana place Aforesaid by
EDW ARD u. BRADFORD. JR.,
trustee, or by hts Attorney.
Attest -. N. HoUsHAN, keg. U. q.
l2T.d&wts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Do We Need q FIRE Alarm Now ?

DO We Neeu FHo AAohnA WV
Does Wilmington really need q fire
alarm telegraph system as badly as
represented 1t would be q good
thing to have, no doubt, but is the
city 10 condition to pay $1,000 At the
present.time Tor the introduction Of
something new which 1t has never had
before and which 1t has got along ad'
mirsbly without up to the present timei
At the end OF the present hscal year the
city will have a floating debt Of o.
least $50, 600, which should be met and
paid of next year. To do this will re-
qsirs higher tax rate than the city
has ever had before, and the addition
of $4,000 more will raise it still higher,
Besides, the latter item 10 but the be-
ginning Of other expenses which will
be sure to follow. The introduction o.
the Hrs alarm telegraph system will
not decrease the expenses Of the Fire
Department, but will be an argument
in favor Of an incrsass OF the police
force on account OF Increased duties In
attending to the are alarms. 1t is
true that Baltimore has q are alarm
telegraph system but Wilmington has
not yet arrived at the stature of BAlti
more yet, and even with the system
Baltimore had ire on Sunday night
which burned dwelling house and
two persons. The blame was sttrihu.
ted to 'derelic!ion OF duty on the part OF
those having charge of the irs alarm.
Reading also has system, but that ciy
has bten subject to more disastrous
cOnhagrations than Wilmington has
We have been highly favored. Our
frss have not bsea of any great magni
tude for many years past, Our watch
tower system with q careful wa.chmap
appears to bs an eleotual bar against
large conAsgrations. Can we not get
along with itaVhils longer, at least
uutil We g-t our floating debt paid or
Our Democratic friends, whom they
came into poSer, promised US ec0uoEy J
In the adm u istr alton Of tLs city gov
ernment, hut, unfortunately, they strGin-
e 1 the economy 30 hard that q floating
debt is the result. We regret TO see
these evidences OF an intention on .ue
part Of the city authorities, now that
the indications ara that they will pass
out Of power, to increase the debt and
hamper the incoming administration
should it be- Republican. With largo
deficiency Oh hand, and the increased
expense OF fire alarm telegraph, at
tended with an increase Of city officers,
mast raise tho rate Oftaxation to a high
Or figure in the future. I'll Democrats
will not be slow to make comparisons
between the different rates of taxstion,
aud make it show against the Rspubli-
ian when they the Democrats, are respop
iibls for the deficiencies and increased
sxpen'es. We hope the Republicans
will hesitate before aiding any
that is not inperatively need.
ID until TIE Democratic deficiencies Gro
paid of.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Shoes, boots and slipped
An advertisement ought
tell what you don't Nnd
already. You Know that !
have a quarter-acrc
shoes; do you Know that I
half of our trade is in goo1
of better quality than Al
Kept at all by other hous;|
here ? do you know III
everything we Keep at all
good OF its kind--spl1
leather, very likely, but Il
shoddy ? do you know tt
we make to measure m9'
choes than any other h01
anywhere ? do you knq
why our shoe-trade is thfV
times as large as large |,
the next largest in the wofl1
treet front. west side.
Little girls coats a a
dresses,and d little boys XII
marked down a qu1fl
more or less.
corner Of the building
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Ouas CIRCULATION.

over (i0o. 6OO.) one hundred thouH
and and SIX hundred copies ofthe
ssnepubIieaD," were priDtod ana
sol d tn twelve days. Advertisers
shOnIa noto this fact-now that
she holidays are aDnrOae hing.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
EXECUTOR'S SALE,

VIII be soid ct Public Saloon tho prem ises
No. ola King street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. glst, 1850
at o'clock, sharp
A Good Substantial Two story Brick Dwell
ing. with attic, 10 rooms. Size VI lot q ice
front on n ny stIeet, running back lU9 ieCt
The above props Is being located en- one o
our DrinclL al stIeEt3 is worth the AttenilJr
o any one wanting to mako q good payiLp
Investment. Als0 will he tod at Gl0 KiLp
street, on tame day, at l.S0 o'clock, quaa
lity Of h usehOld ana kitchen iurE itufc, such
as CHAIR, beistesds, carpets, mating, ex.
CDsiOn table, DIirror6, cocE and room stoves
china. Hiass and queensWare, Kitchen uteD
sils. etc
TERMS or SALE-On the real estate, to
pei cent. cash as soon IS the property
struck 4 n, the balance TO be paid on or before
March 18Th, 1881, when o decd will be given,
or II dGs!rGa setijemant can be msde sUJLer.
RM. M. PYLE. Executor,
OF Martha KirGpa.IicK.
l.. W. STlDHhM Il SHN, Auct rs. l3,ts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
TN SILK HANDKERCAIEFS

TN SILK HANDKERCAlEFS
The firm have surpassed all iormeF efforts
The stock now on hand Is simply IMMENSE L
and tho styles and variety 20 diversit1ed thu,
all tastes cannot iai to be yratified Person,
In search OF elegant holiday presents will do
| we'll TO examine this
lSPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PETTY
THINGS.
NICE SILK POCKET HANDKER.
ChlEfS, at 25cents.
EUFFLER: SILK HAHDKERCHIEFS,
at 90, Il cts; 81, LIS, 81 30, S2 and 50 50.
A FULL LINE Of plain and hemsttshed
HtNiL EN- EMS AANDEhCHIEFS In
fancy bUTes.
GENTLEMEN'S Hemstitched fancy
border Handdkerchisig.
A AGENTLEHANtS WOVEN BORDER
all linen Handkerchief iOr 70 cents.
A FllGST.ULAS Ltdy's all linen hem
stitched handkerchief at I2% cents. AZ ex
ceedi1sly hns Lady's handkerchief al IS al d
5O cents.
A LARG z LINE OF Ladies' fancy coIoret
border ed all linen HandkeEchieis, Iom l2h
10 60 cents.
UHILnREN'S HANDKERCRlEFS, all
linen, at s, Q, ana l2I cents.
The firm MEAN LIN EN- when they write
linen. They do not sell any other hind.
There Is also in stock beautiful lot OF
EMBROIDERED DHANDKERCHIEFS
LACE HANDkEkCHIEF'S, EIC.
TyhEY ARE OFFERING
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

BALr,NoRR's population Of 30 100 i.
dividsd / TO l57,3sl males and ia,
s29 females, showing q majority Of
II 46s il favor Of the females. No
bachelrr iu Baltimore need necessarily
he op- where there is such In excess o.
WyLne
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

TEHELY ARE OFFERING
l. MISUNDERSTANDING Dozen
KIB GLOVES
KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES MD GLOVES
KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES
Ofthe very best make, at Holiday Prices.
TREFOU SSE& NEI4ORME KID Gloves
In all shades and SIIes--two, three, sour aud
six buttons.
Tho GIANTS DE SUEDE Kid Gloves, or
undr1Sf ed KID, IN three buttons, made by
the trefousso Company. All Kid gloves SOLD
In this house ar~ made by tho above nam d
Company ,vhoso goods are the ack nowleGyed
standard OF excellence.
LADIES FUR-TUP GLOVES, fleece
lined, in great variety, They make very
handsome and acceptable Christmas presen u