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Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
s.s CAL POLITICS.
Youns RI pubIicnns Org nIz ing =
Meetings to bo Held Soon.

Last evening about fifty young Re-
publicans met in the headquarters Of
The Lincoln Club and organized them
selves into political body to take par;
in the present canvass.
Temporary organization was effected
by making Fred. Z. Bach chairman
and George F. Smith, Secretary.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
On Permanent Organization: II. F.
Pickels, Jr., N. Lichteustein, Lillburn
Chandler, Harry Brown, w. Phillips.
On Resolutions-Walter Bacon, Il.
Il. Billany, C. A. Rudolph.
On Constitution and By-laws-E. C.
Jackson, E. Brown, Z. C. Chalfant,
Walter Bacon, II. F. Pickels, Jr.
On Name-H. II. Billauy, Walter
Bacon, B. Frank Wickersham.
On Uniform-W. B. Haddock, D. C
Chalfaat, c. A. Rudolph, Henry Dun
can.
The Committee on Permanent Organ.
ization retired and reported the follow
ing officers
President-Fred. Z. Bach.
Vice President-D. C. Chalfant.
Secretary-George F. Smith.
Trsasurer-Ellwood C. Jackson.
The Committee on Name suggested q
number of names, but the "Young
Mems Republican Club" was almost
unanimously adopted.
The meeting adjourned to meet at
the same place next Thursday evening.
The committees on Resolutions and
Rules will meet at the Office Of Walter
Bacon on Saturday and Monday even
ings respectively at s o'clock.
POLITICAL NOTES.
A meeting Of the Republican votes o.
the Ninth ward will be held at eighi
o'clock on Monday evening in the old
academy. A full attendance is request.
ed.
All honorsbly discharged Soldiers
and Sailors, (and their friends) will
meet this Saturday evening at 7.3C
O'Clock in the Lincoln Club Room, to
hear the report Of the committee OF
permanent officers, and name for the
club
A meeting Of the city Democratic
Association is called for this evening
in Magistrate Brady's office. An or
ganization will be effected.
During the war there was no mar
who sympathizsd with rebels more
heartily than Purnell J. Lynch.
The Democratic County Executive
Committee held meeting on Thursday,
but did not do important business.
Joseph Yarnall, Democratic candidate
for Coroner, is attending bar at New
Castle.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
TIkUsrEEs SALE Or REAL ESTATE,

BY virtue Of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry oil the State of Delaware. IN and for Now
Castle County, made at Chambers on the 1St
day CT June, A. D., 1850, will be sold at pub
lie vendue on the premises on THURSDAY,
THE ED DAY OF JULY, 1880, at 10 O'Clock,
a. IN, all that certain farm or tract OF lana
late OF Thomas Jentter Adams. deceased, SIT
uate In Christiana Hundred, New Castle
County, aforesaid, bounded by lands OF WIZ
liam Thompson, Adolphus Husbands, Norris
Wilson, Henry DUPONT and ]. PoulsOn Cham
dlcr and by the public road leading to Gen.
tre Station, by the public road Leading To
Rockland, AID by the public road leading tO
Wilmington, containing one hundred and
thirty.two acres and twenty and eight-tenths
perches ofland.
Also will be sold at public vendue en-
THURSDAY, THE I'D DAY OF JULY,
1880: at 4 o'clock, p. m at the auction rooms
Of , hemas NJ. ogle. Ne. sO7 Market street.,
Wilmington, Del, all that certain marsh lot,
late OF Thomas Jeniter Adams. deceased, sit-
uate in the city of Wilmington, New CASTLE
County. called Brandywine Marsh, adjoining
lands Of the Jackson & Sharp Company, Of
4. II. McNulty and others, the BrandywinD
River and the marsh road leading down SeT.-
enth street, containing two acres and tour anlzi
fft! seven hundredths peTches OF land.
Attendauce will be given and terms of Sa1hp
made known at the times and places aisFas-
said by WALTER OUMAIINS, Trustee.
7.10-13lb.17-l920-21 Or by his Attorney,
Thomas NJ. Ogle, Austi0neer.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
Sent TO the Aims HOuse.

Geo. Stidham, aged about twenty
three years, who for one month has
been employed by Geo. Reed,a butcher
in the Delaware market, on King street
between Fifth and Sixth street, gave
evidence last evening of insanity. The
young man lived with his brother En-
met, who is the watchman at the Second
street market house, and at late hour
in the night his insanity took more
decided form and he became very de-
monstrative, Officers being summoned
he was taken to the City Hall and there
confined until this morning, when he
was removed to the County Aims
House.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

OA,linIng Limo 40 the Anthracite
GOAL Fields.

Goal Fields.
The West Chester people appear to be
hslf wild on the railroad question, the
excitement there being aS great since
the P. W. B. began to shake things up
as it was in Wilmington q month or
two ago over Col. McComb's project.
The Republican of West Chester talked
yesterday Of a line to the Anthracite
coal fields.
A railway is already constructed
and in operation which taps the centre
of the Anthracite coal fields, and runs
down to Cornwall in Lebanon county,
the place so famous for its large fur
nacss. Between Cornwall and New
Hope, Lancaster county, there is a
small gap Of only four miles, which, II
built, would give a continuous and di-
rect line Of railway through to Lancas-
ter City and thence to Quarryville.
With these four miles built up there
would bs quite line of communication
opened up, giving to all the people in
the section OF the country it traverses
all the facilities Of a first-class railway.
From Quarryvills there is another
break Of some six milea, and then you
sIriKe the feaon DOUG" Na[Io" uauee
road, ana nave roass 70 oxior1 a.,
ready ecnsruc"a; An .'ns' "ouio 10 10
necessary woula DO :" replace IL "l.h
longer ties' 50 as 70 chanss tne gS1se 70
the Uniform WAN; ~ sn'u4u also pe
remem oerea !hat mere IS roSo run
ming from wilmington 70 Aanoenpufs,
new IN operation, ~uu itS 'eiminus ~
aanaenO"Tg Is only eie'eh "IieS if''h
o4,o'o'
NOW, II that eleFen mics ~efe con-
structed' II VIII resoiy % seen @ ,na'
tnere Woald 90 one oirect lnrougn W Wiine
OF railway feachahg al Inc way IRON,
the coal neias eouth 10 o1io[o Ana
across 10 wilmington, making V1iora'
as near 70 an ihEenSs ana purposes,
70 Ihe coal neias' az hortlSsoWh 10, anu
Wilmington as near ~ rn,laoelpnia'
All 1hS! Is wanto1 10 make tnls conNn-
uous nne is 70 Sdlir 'he t"enty ,one @
miles aife&ay 'el9rreo TO- Ano inc Ane
Will oe eomp.ete.
Fnrthef than InlS, ~ "o9lu sap tue
baitmore CenIra AZ V&.orl aAo tnele,
oy snroW = heAVy Goa, "Au1 o'er .n@'
ioao ana s've splonuu vo'ieI !" D
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
PNINce Hearings,

Last evening Magistrate o'Neill fined
"yRck" Allen, COL, two dollars and
costs for assaulting Annie Trusty.
William Johnson, charged with vio-
lently assaulting Melvinia Hyatt and
Jane Percival, was held in four hun.
drsd dollar bond to answer the charge
a. Court. The facts Of the case appear
cd in Yesterdays REPUBLICAN,. The
child named Hyatt, who was struck
with stone, is twenty two months old
and whilst there will always be scar
upon her forehead, nothing serious is
apprehended unles srysipelas should
set in.
A man, charged with having been
drunk and disorderly and exposing his
person in thu streets, was fined one
dollar and costs this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
Dredgiux at Cherry Island.

A large amount of mud has been re-
moved from the river at Cherry Island
and the National dredging company
expects to continue operations for at
least two months longer. The company
has put a double track on the tram
way running to the creek from the
marsh where the mud, which is being
removed from the river, is dumped.
Two engines are now running, each
carrying five cars. There are four
dredgsrs at work, and three tugs are
constantly kept running between the
scene Of the dredging and the tram
way. ...
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

AUNT SALLY, WILL YOU STOP AR
the Granger Store, 1O3 East 9th street,
and bring me box Of olive soap. 1t is only s
cents bar, and bring me q box of toilet
soap, at 10 cts. a box, 10 cakes in . box, tho
cheapest thing out; and yet me h Germ
starch Tor 25 cts and ios rice for 26 cts., and
one b Arbuckle coffee, at rs cts. and one h
cocanut maccaroni at 25 cts: best cakes ever
tasted. / can eat b myself, and bring mo
one pound of Fosters teS, at 50 cts. That iS
the tea that will talk to you when you arc
tired; and Aunt sally, tell them to send mo
barrel OF flour at $5.75, 1t is excellent; 8 fbs
cream cheese, for rs cta, one b at II cts., and
one OF those excellent hams at IL cts o n,
and tell them ifI had money would come
down and buy the store out Everything is
30 cheap Jane, am of to los East Sth
street. Granger Store TIM. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
visiting EIrem ON.

A Chester paper says: A number Of
the members of the Ph@nix Fire Com
pany, Of Wilmington, accompanied by
several fremen from Reading, visited
this city last evening, bringing with
them the equipments borrowed from the
Franklin company. They also brought
present for the Franklin boys, and
while they remained most pleasant
time WAS spsnt.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
mrs. Nipple Recovering.

Mrs. Jacob Nipple, a tenant on a
farm near Centreyille, Christiana Hun
dred, owned by William Bright, who
fell and broke her leg on Thursday
morning, whilst hurrying to the aid
of her husband, who Lad been seized
with faintng ft, is slowly recovering.
The lady is an aunt of Joseph L. Car
penter, Jr., Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

Killed By an Express Train-GeT
eraI Grant ON his Trayels-Sup
posed Case Of Kidnspping-Ac.
cidents, Grimes and Casualties.
Mr.. Philip Schaum and his wife, Of
Lancaster, Pa, were struck by an ex-
press train while crossing the PeDnsyl-
yania Railroad in a wagon near Salunga
yesterday, and so badly injured that
they died soon afterwards. Mr.. s. was
IS years of age, and had been married
only four months to the lady who was
killed.
General Grant and party arrived ct
Santa Fs, New Mexico, Thursday after
noon. They were met at the depot by
large concourse Of military and citi-
zens, and escorted to the Plaza, where
the General was formerally welcomed.
In the evening there was q reception at
the Governors residence.
Johnny Cain, aged two years and
seven months, disappeared in New Or
leans on the 9th of last month. and is
now believed to have been kidnapped.
A reward Of $1,000 10 offered for his re-
covery. lie ia well grown and talks
plainly for his age, has light hair, in,
elined 10 curl, and light blue eyes, and
his upper front teeth are gone.
The corners jury in the case OF
johnson, or Johansen, found murdered
in Chicago, last Sunday, has rendered
verdict recommending that his COM
panion, Hul.gren, be held. Hultgren
had in his possession money that had
been paid to JohanseD, but he strongly
asserts that he is innocent.
George W. Foost, of Omaha, an ex
Indian agent, who was charged with
being,a defaulter, has settled all his &C.
counts, and yesterday received a draft
on the Treasury for balance of several
hundred dollars due to him BY the
Government.
The old Dearborn homestead, In
Auburn, N. H., was burned on Thurs
day night. An eiSht-year-old daugh-
ter of Charles Horton, Mr.. Dearborn's
hired man, perished, and her father
was seriously burned in trying to save
her.
James B. George, a wholesale boot
and shoe dealer, Of Baltimore, was
killed yesterday morning, by falling
from o fourth story window Of his
warehouse while he was liking smut
ter. He was 30 years OF age.
Margaret Schmidt, aged IS yeare, .
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
MKE E9.

sun rises 4.4l........Sun sets 7.3o
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
| neViled crabs at Fullmer's.
F'ullmer's celebrated cIam'soup.
New Aroma saving coffee-pot, 90 c. storO.
q. s. Humphrey, the halter, ZIG Market st
Buy Frank Siddall's soap at Mullins, 3t
and Madison.
Nopart of a man will stand as many blow
as his nose.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1os E. Second
street.
Buy Frank Siddali's soap of Mullins, Third
and Madison.
The poet who weighs his words should
sing the scale,
Easy and comfortable sell rockers at Adairs
2oT Market street.
The man who st1dl,s 70 be revenged only
manaG es to keep his own wounds green.
Flour packed in half barrels speciality by
Mccartney, No. z W. Tenth street.
The miner who works in vein.
The glazier who works in pane.
The fisher who works in seine.-Yankee
Blade.
The hostler who works in mane.
We must desire to act and act vigorously
IN ha honpv
A delicate parcel young lady wrapp ed
up In herself.
Is lending friend wash.dish showing
basin gratitude
The most manifest sign OF WISDOM IS cen
tinued cheeriulness.
How neal, are two hearts when there ia no
deceit between them.
When q man falls down, his temper gener.
ally gets up befeIe he does.
The feeling is often the deeper truth, the
opinisn tho more Superficial one.
Evs, a .lothss.,ine be.amep unsteadv wb.n
n has too many sheats / n tha wind,
- - -,
80. oI.orshod,,s 20 % t,oo hnt hiS nvn 0 "'n'''o1
''es s's's STs S'SSE "Hs -" s""'
We ought 10 aim at such pleasures ar lei.
lew labor not at those which precede it.
ut.,,, .h,t honos "a h. +oroivsn IL Ia In.
VI MIN that hopes 10 pe lotglveh " " III
diapHhsaolJ required thae ne l'rRNe'
The pail shops Of Keene, n. H., expects to
make about 1000 O0o pals the coming sea-
son.
It's stated that the manutac'ure OF spirits
from the potato iorns most e'tenbive trade
in Portland.
Reduction in dry goods at Wilson'S, 40
Market st. Lawns &C.. calicos good &C., dress
goods from I0c. per yard up.
r,a riob 1-;ab bropus is about all the
,v.aIth thnt the re e,Ideots Of Ireland possess
", ~ ,,rasant fins
az wv =. uoo,r.s
A choice lot OF western nc ur Jnst , receivsa
atgreatly reduced prices ~ H. H. Mc.af1-
ney's, NO. 2.". Tenth stroes.
Mrs. Knapp, what on tho airth are you
aIaAans Ia Sna,n.SacSs deacSn y rlp,ied
sn tsa ,,a,rnn
'ne hio''V"'
$. W. Hollingsworth, praeacal Ienelegi, w nsg 1oa
unues TO repair anu make le"esry St,nieu J, q,
What is the difference between an accept
ed lover and his discarded rival? One
MISSES his miss. and the othcr misses MS
kiss
Tn.o,ivs,s Tb,atrjcaIs on Madison street.
aboye Ninth. last evening whore very much
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

~. girst Presbyterian Sunday School
lns .irs t,s't tbeir excursion to Woodland
~ .,s SoU oU Tnesday, July -, Miss Alice
/ tSn Smitb. IN the Philadelphia elocution-
|, ' has been engaged to give reoita-
y, ", I on The boat and at the beach.
|s1.at,..,-adults, ~, ~ SOC. +; children, 25c.
! W., St'I leaves Fourth street wharf at 8
I,.ock, A. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
Down The Bay.

On Next Saturday evening twelve
members of the Fame Hose Fire Compa.
ny, constituting portion of the Beur-
bon Senate, will go down the bay for a
period of one week. The Philadelphia
yacht, Sarah A. Nelson, has been Sc
cured. The young men will sail as far
down as Cape May, and will visit all
the places Of interest along the shore.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
HatchtnE MaahfnAs.

James f. Wood & Co., corner Front
and Orange Streets, have been awarded
the contract for making tbs copper and
tin machines for Matching fish to be
placed on board the U. s. Steamer
Fish Hawk being bhilt by pusey, Jones
'& Co., for the U. S. Government, for
conveying fish to the different streams
lin the United States.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
why are You BiItous .

1 BAcsuse you have allowed your bow,
N to bsCome costive, and liver torpid
Ia Eidney.Wort to produce a free state
dtbe bowels, and it will stimulate the
liver to proper action, cleanses the skin
n its yellowness, cures bilious head,
rcbe, and causes new life in the blood
Druggists have 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
RuSlA Meeting,

The bush meeting, under the ans
pices OF the A. U. III. P. Church which
will be held in the park at Pennsgrove
Tomorrow, will undou btsdly be largely
attended. The boat will make trips al
s a. m. and Up. m. The usual fare
will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
The Reason Why.

rbs tonic effect of Kidney-Wort il
,,jncad ,h, by its cleansing aud purify
|nv action on the blood. Where there
|. 'S : Srsyslly deposit in the urine, OF
fSLS ropy urine from disordersd kid
.ns' ,.,s !. cures without fail. Constipa'
Iss', su and piles readily yield to its car
h,,tic and healing power.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
n rRrRndywine Aumn,1t Camp.

nal, .ue ABOVE named camp will com.
d'a h"uCe august 9th, and continue II
|tbs, tS' The managers will do all 10
ihia in power to make the camp. meeting
mass n,s year, not the least of all the nu.
tsd tS'aOle M camps held on this consecra-
| vii, vii ff'ound; = The locating committee
|Jnlr J % S, On the camp-ground Saturday
NJ -''n al J a. m. to locate tents.
,,.o ,ue committee on privileges will
levo, S W present, and dispose of privi-
BY 'Ie ~ following prices have been axed
| II t ,ns committees: Rent OF tents-l2x
Rrp, RSusw) $500. 12xl6 (old) $500.
RnES, Raa. Snew) Is cts. (old) SO OTIS.
fsst OF boards IS cts. psr hundred
BOARDING..
p,a anilre s tims $500. Week $500. Sin.
psr Ssy 81 90. Breakfast and Sup
ista,,T ~ US. each. Dinner SO cts. Min
WIN b,s,sons nI,1 desiring to tent with us,
mit,oo "'., ~ be unable to NEE; the COM
throuoot' 'le Ath., can make application
iormsstiuat Tue undersigned, or any in
tsndsS dtu " desired will he promptly at
"' By order of Committee.
Address, W. T. MAGpR,
'OOtA's Corner Del. Co., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
DUBL1O SALE

DUBLlO SALE
l. -oB-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPEINGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, M
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware LounSyr
Pa, on
THURSDAY, JULY q, 1882,
at 1.30 O'Clock, p. m,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and Sss@@
come fat stock. A credit Of 30 Bays H-1&,
will be given. No postponemens ON aeoonnE
OF weather.
N. B.-A lot Of York State Bulls will be sg-
fered at Private Sale on July IL.
7lO.dSwts AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. W. Stidham s. Son .Aac.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

New crop Of turnip seeds all kinds
for sale at Crippsn's, No. 3 West
Third and No. s East Second street.
Also new coaees and teas cheap.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
The eA5ner.

|s, war Department, Office of the Chief
sSnal y Officer, Washington, July 1O-1
u,s ,saalcations for Saturday-For the
Ssl% ~aa Ele Atlantic States, partly cloudy
'0"., "esIaer' local rains, slightly warmer,
iS.ssnefly winds, stationary or lower
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
parasOls-A Fact

a., stock of parasols have been lower
Oar s,O,h thsn the lowest, which &C
y PIi'ff g. onr immense success. We
I'ans a'.a ~ 10 close on. every parasol in
|sst' hatora " tAe close Of the season, and
|'ocA s,Ss JY another astonishing reduction
1 = isv ISN' You will find remarkably low
|ea'! ,ia': at Wainvrigit's, No. 3l2 Market
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
state OF the Thermo meter

~ tae REPUBLICAN Office, on Saturday
|asorning, July 10:
VScaloook, 10 o'clock, u o'clock,
81" 94o $50
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

lhe great Cholera Cure has stood the
|sst Of forty years. The positive, re.
liable and certain cure is DR.. Simms
Cholera Syrup. 1t never fails in diar'
thss, cholsratic cramps, cholera infan-
|un, summer complaints of children,
n. Price $50. Depot, 4th and King
Phila., COZ Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

sutterley & Sawyer, No. 3o2 Market
|trees, price list Of photographs and
srOtypes: 6 fine card photographs Of
gounelf or children, S1.0O; one large
bzlO Sl.Oo; 4 large ferrotypes, 5Oc. !;
! small, 25c. ; 16 small for 25c.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
.SITlAL nENIIOa.
.,un priced Butter.

~, nav the highest price IoI
BaygIS Bl y15gea butter" hut want every ~,
gtllens't ~ ot an even, bright color. They
Nv asamsud to ~ d their patrons to use only
seSnHRTIjdh s,5, Richardson s Co.'s Perfected
Esils, G"Ior, %I as it Ia the most reliable I
PattsI Cr1S'' sUJ will give a perfect color. 1t
Fposn,a d. 1I ,Ta only award at the Inter
|seslvsTi ~ Dairy i Fair for superior purity,
FaslonaS' Fasl,S p narfection of color aud per-
-,ronce,
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
Boots :and Sh Oes.

EK. Crawford has a large stock Of
D0Ots and shoes. He also makes to Or
Ter to suit any foot. No. 6 West Second
ttreet.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
NEWADvERTISEsrENTs,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE
Knights of St. Lawrence
10
ATLANTIC CITY
oE THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1850.

On the steamer s. M. fELI ON to Camden
West Jersey (broad gauge) X. r., to Atlantis
City. Tho Eoat will leave French street.
at O'Clock, a. M, and leave Atlantic City
ct o'clock. Adults tickets, Sl.25. ChiIdren,s.
66 cts Ellinee er's Band wlil accompany thu
excursion. 7lO-lh
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
THURSDAY, july z, lSSA
at 9fl o'clnrk. n m
TYO!YOR THE ATLANTIC.

II you want to spend day grandly, and ae.
the same time take dip in tho briny waves
Of the Atlantic, go on the Scott M. Z. Church.
excursion to Atlantic Oity, FRIDAY. AU-
GCST 9TH, by the steamer FELTON, and
West Jersey (broad gauge) railroad. The
o'clo,k, a. M, and returning the cars will
leave Atlantic City at s O'Clock. p. m. Adults
tickets $l.25. Children under l2 years ofagel
90 cents 7.l04wd
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

DOARDERS WANTED--lN A GOOp
ID location for mechanics. Apply 1919
Pine ct. 1.l0tSt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

VXyANTED.--sOR . GRANITE CUT
w ters on the banks OF the Srhndywirp
nssr Wilmington, Del. 7lOrS =. p. TYRE
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

Wy ANTE IDA DRUG CLERK, A
w Young unmarried man thoroughly NO
quainted with the retail business. A gradn'
ate OF pharmacy preferred. Apply with re-
ference to l.. n. ENGI. AND,
Cor. sth and Lombard streets,
lott Whining ton +, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

VTyANTED.-A GOOD GIRL TO IND
w general housework. to 90 IN thu conn.
try, Apply at the REPUBLICAN office. 1903
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

NXTANrED.-A GIRLr Foe" UOaiaYspN
w heusework in the sountry. IaquilV
Oil w. eth st. 7t0t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

GOOD PLUMBER,
w steam and gas hitter. Apply to
1Ot2 ALLEN SPEAkMAN, SIS Shlplsy st.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

Call on Geo. B. Metzner, 1oS East Sd
Iheet, for a clean shave, hair cut or
shampoo. Dyeing specially. Tobacco
bui CIGARS best quality, constantly on
band.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

YNOR RENT-ELIGIBLY LOCATED,
~ tirst.class modern nine--oomed tur-
month or fifteen and board. Cura, RRPuBLl-
CAN office. 7.le-tu.th.s'H
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

The New Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine does all kinds Of work without
pastng. Office, TIT Market street.
Everybody smokes Chapman's 3 cent
HaVsnaa. "What everybody 7" Well.
nOst everybody. 4th and shipley SITS,
Lemons! N. L. Janney, 3O3 King
|ssreet, makes a speciality Of lemons.
Van sell remarkably cheap.
Seeley's Hard.rubber Trusses are the
pest will last lite time ; can by used
ID bathing. Sold by 4. James Belt, sole
|gasnt.
The largest stock of straw hats at
|Aautord Bros, 404 Market street.
sum'ord Bros, are ready with a full
Zine Of straw hats.
h. one price and low price Rumford
Bros, Hatters.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

Ore dose of McIuall's Diarrhea Mix
ure is sufficient. Sold only by N. B.
DsntOrth, Druggist, I'd and Market
streets. Special room for trussss.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
Hartford Post.

Hartford Post.
History repeats itself. We are to
have the old combination-sight to
sevsn-over again, thus:
Gar field va Hancock
l2345s7sj 'S' 12.3-45.s.7
and everybody knows at which ex-
tremity of the familiar formula victory
perehed.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

Sedlitz Powders freshly prepared
every week at Hartman's Drug Store,
Bib and Poplar streets. Every powder
full weight. Try q box.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

CAamois Skins and Sponges, new
lot Just received and for sale at reason
Pble prices, at Taylor & Fulierton's,
Apotlecaries, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10
NEWS SUMMARY.

Killed By an Express Train-Gep.
eraI Grant ON his Travels--Sup- .
posed Case Of Kfdnapping-Ac.
cidents, Grimes and Casualties
Daily Republican., 1880-07-10

Let me near the voice again.
Fair. ethereal Mary Ann;
Let mo hear that thrilling tone
That always rent Inc with groan;
Get up for breakius.
Fancy takes mo meath these bou2hs
Where | made financial v0wg.
Where my inmest soul was stirred,
When that plaintive tale hoard,
Dinners ready.
Burlington Hawkeye.