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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
aHINGLIcS.

10 appears that some persons are selling
Shingles representing them a. 10 any make.
/ wish 10 state that all such representations
are false. ! have made contract with
Messrs. A. IL. Wilson, q TO-, 81 ClnilkaVilfe,
TO handle all the Shingles innlr, and per-
sOns needing them can only obtain them
through them. MY Shingles are warranted
10 be perfect Ia every respect, aud arc sold
rleht the money ~ Rounded and EXPENSES
paid. =. II. JONES.
JOKES LASDING, TcnnY Aug ~, lss0.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
shOesi shoesi

One Car load of Iron, just receiv-
cd by Kincannon, Wood Il Co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
Genuine Avery Piovv Points,

ShoveIs, Spades, Axes and Hoes at
KincannOn, Wood Co.'s.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
Railroad Guide.

On and after June 2, 1850, passenger trains
will leave GAINESVILLE as follows:
Going North-7.s2 n m, and AT p m.
Going S0uth--7.53 a IN, and 7,25 p IN.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

THE best si.rty cent corSetS, and
fine corsets, in the city at Hodgson
& Maguire's. 1t.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

THE Sunday-schOol at st. Peters
chapel, colored, will hold its annu-
al celebration tomorrow at $3.50 a.
IN. Many addresses will be deliv-
cred, among them one by the Right
Revd. Jabez p. Campbell. of Phila-
delphia, a bishop in the Methodist
Church, North.
The superintendent of this excel
lent school is john ID. Bailey, the
pressman in the CHRONICLE office.
John puts In good work there, us he
does into everything else which
he undertakes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

A FINE new stock of Fall Over
coats at PITMAN d LEWIS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
GenfIemoni

You will find the most complete
line OF fancy Shirts, Tics, Under
wear and Hosiery IN GAINESVILLE at
Bowling & Wilson's.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

SOMETHING new under the sun.
Call and see those pretty listers,
listers d. Overcoats, for men,
Youths Il Boys, at j. G. Joseph, Star
Clothier, next to Franklin Bank.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
call Early.

For hobby straw Hats, go t.
Bowling & Wilson's.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

Do you desire stylish hats and bon
nets, at reasonable prices? Call at
Hodgson 81 Maguire's. Ut.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

Mr.. EUGENE c. LEWIS, secre-
tary and superintendent of the Syc-
amore Manufacturing Company,
was united in marriage at noon yes
terday to Miss Pauline Dunn, Rev
7. a. Hoyt, ID. d., officiating. The
ceremony was performed at the res
idence of DIR. w. l.. NichOi, uncle
of the bride, corner of High and
Cedar streets, and was as quiet as
possible, only the relatives and a
few immediate friends of the con-
tracing parties being present.
Many elegant gifts attested the
esteem in which the bride is held
by those who know her best. A
collation. was served, gracefully pre-
sided over by Mrs. DIR. Nichol, after
which the happy pair proceeded by
carriage to Sycamore Mills, in
Cheatham county, twenty-four
miles from the city, where they
will spend the first days of their
honeymOOn.-Ame1icdH.
And Eugene went and did all
that without so much as hint to
his GAINESVILLE friends. Well, never
mind, he does not know how many
sets of jewelry, silverware, etc, he
lost by his negligence. The editor
of the CHRONICLE generally gives
q corner lot with a five-stOry house
On it on such occasions.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
Gracey House.

Sales Reported Since Our Last Issue.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
BOOTS, SHOES,

etc, OF every class. He will make To order,
or sell ready goods of his own make,
or supply n good custom made article from
the best Eastern manufacturers. All these
he offers ut a small margin Of profit and
defles competition II QUALITY AND
PRICE are considered.
He has purchased this time very superior
aGSorf1nHTaf of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16

SHIRTS at old price, at Bowling
, Wilson's.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
Ladies' Shoes

in the most fashionable styles and of the
finest material, to which he invites the
attention of the fair sex. Customers desir-
Ing goods made to order will find him sup
piled with the finest article of IMPORTED
FRENCH CALF, which they can have made
mp in any style desired by SKILLED
WORI<MEN in the most finished and sub
stantial workmanship.
Oct. ii lS7g-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
Black Dress Goods

specaies season. largest
offered by In handsomest
Cloth Alma Cloth all Marenoe Henrietta Cloth, Bartx
offer stock this at low the
bought retail
home We offer extraordinary variety of TABLE LINENS
TOWELS NAPKINS &c. very low prices Ladies' call
our elegant variety Of Lace Chima and Collars silk Hsndkerche
ored heeened Hosiery in the city, reasonable prices Elegant
lines Of Ladies' and Ohlden's WOODEN HOSIERY Our stock Of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
BRocADE SILKS AND WonsrED FABRIos


SILKS, SATINS to
Ladies don't buy dress goods until
find the HANDSOAfEST and STYLISH GOODS
trimmings to match We have made
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
Conference of the a. w. E. Church

GRANVILLE GOODLOE,
Sec'y of Institute.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-14

many gentlemen called to pay their
respects to the ladies.
Nothing was lacking, iii fact, to
! the banquet what it proved to
l every particular: one Of the
most complete and recherche affairs
ever given in Baton Rouge.
We cannot close the mention of this
happy occasion without compliment
ing that accomplished rcstaurateur
and aftable gentleman, Mons. Grou-
chy, who has shown himself in every
way competent to vie with the most
famed caterers of the Crescent City.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-14

CATHERINE c. sprightly little
dame whose I'M I'd letters lend SO
much charm to unday editions of
the N. 0. Times, .,htened by her pres
cncc the deliberations of the Press Con-
vention. She was made the recipient of
several beautiful floral offerings as evil
dences of tho admiration which her
talent as writer and her graceful,
winning manners have excited among
our apprcclative people. Our readers
will, we know, peruse with much pleas
nrc, the little gem of an address which
she delivered so prettily during Fridays
meeting. We were delighted to wei
come her arrival on last Sunday, and
rendered worse than sorry to note her
departure on Wednesday. We beg her
leave to extend the CApITOLIAN's best
wishes that the roses presented to her at
Baton Rouge, will soon be encircled by
the laurcls that her gifted pen must win
at every paragraph of the charming
contributions it furnishes every week.
The UBIQuITOUs BURKE.-The local
reporter of the N. O. States locates Major
+. A. Burke ut a caucus said to have
been held at the office of the Sun Mutual
Insurance Company, on Monday morn
ing, in New Orleans, over the selection
of city administrators. At that time
the Major was rusticating here with the
country editors. In fact, he seemed to
be meditating over a sermon from Dr.
Sawyer, of the Methodist Church, where
the Maj was in attendance on the pre-
vious evening, for which good behavior
he was warmly congratulated 10y the
fraternity. He returned home yesterday
The CArIroIIAN takes pleasure in ack-
nowlcdging his calls.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-14

DEFERRED.-The proceedings of the
Press Convention have caused us to de-
fer till our next issue a number of per-
sOnal mentions; aye, even many news
items and editorial comments, for which
omissions we beg tho kind forbearance
Of our readers.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-14
ESTRAY NOTICE.

nNE Dun Muly Heifer, about 9! years old,
~ marked with a swallow fork in right and
two upper bits in loft car; strayed by James
CLANCY, at his place on Redwood, situated SOW
cnteen miles from Baton Rouge
Therefore notice is given to all whom it may
concern that if tho said estray is not claimed
within thirty days from the first publ.
cation of this notice, I, Alcde Delatt Par
ish Ranger in and for the parish Of East Baton
Rouge will proceed to sell the same at said
James Chaney's, according to law.
ALCIDE DELAlT, Parish Ranger.
October It'll, 1890.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-14
THE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN
THE SWORD.

A BANQUET TO THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-14

TpTCU CANNED MILK-"Eagle, ""Dia-
1IUOll mond" and Osprey brands. As
my stock is frequently renewed, can always
furnish fresh goods.
October H. JOSHUA BEAL.
, 1880-04-04
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY Real ESTATE.
FoR sA1R-BY 7. B, BOYD, ROOM u I'D hAD1-
po pars Ms1isSn-st excepted foT he slzs q build.
~ Pss f$S$
frame store. and ,et toxeo s {efs south ssa
5exiA: sssSros Tsns fos .sS: hadson"s' near
st. fs'fSSSIf sts9,s ISS l1%sd % s. business
edo sSE III Il: esEsa
ss + ae afg r sna
WV sS's 1s
:sS!s i F Sfs lire H.
ssR ssE
ssf t9: 81 @
s1s No Fl fs :rsss t,'ss
nea4 s5H aoxa. l ms
es5s M - sna sHd'f Ths PROPERTY
n,es llyts sws'9E barn. aaa 1T
N1 e ct !, !' hoa,s d1 ia Foo
nSss ana e. in ass
sTs5s @od:.s i Hss }si?s9 sss
Fosty-tTst- st.. between Langley and vincennos-avs.
+; s'; .sa ' S":R's Eli sss
2szla ssnth ;},; t3S1t on Mqa59s;
st.. between "estern-aS- ano Aeas''-'@ Ne1'A'1''
ss%esS 5ss "a R fss .ostS SO on r'yof
TOR SALE-0Hlo- -sT, 8 ,00, slASD STONE FRoNr,
Z arpoms deep large rear room on nar9r @ noor I'm n
se;sss ss;ass tss
as SS;ass: sas, R% sks 1snss ss
ns59a} oWss' vs. 1ndiana-'t store and rooms barn.
shGo-W ashin9ton-st. an elegant residence With
ps;t n1se corner on the street.
*on-Ashland-av. near Adams-st. octason marble
sis5o to ks5o-alarble fronts near jefferson Park;
D. and K parloE noor. Furnace and Rns n1tafess
sS,bJeNear Lincoln Park, brick house, like pre-
slN6 and Sc {also others> North Side houses near
t''ne'j.d Tors II ttiNorH1SG DOWN IF 1MPRovED3
T. e. HAGin Rtt; {, S wa
TOR sN4E-nY PIERCE s ouTHEr. H2 La
Is See'ees1n feos on narrlson-.:-, near Koesy; 20.
On Eetth near caI csps!i s'o
!est % Xadsonsay; nsar Fly 81
q feet on South Fark-aV.' neat 1"enty-a1AeA-e~'
s. fss, q q 9TsasSasis sasis5as aat'sy ~
28s feet on South Purk-av. corner; &ln
$ III III % % Eaee::s, Ey nss! Hasss5a: ss:
fss! on asat m
tsst On M,1eo4sE for ss lo, ;sa6t: fs for lot m
oa West vas 81 'o'
5 5 st e; g g Sss: 5sssss2:;: ~ .z.
Michigan ena Wass,,ags BE sa. and stase-
Il 4 $ at low
nor. sALE-BY JAs. D: GOODMAN s Coz 6
bash ehxan inana
sssnson Es Lake 5og4a K1a
T.; i1ss5 TsT 5GS
Tsndopa aa!;en 'f4S M9n5oS
eSs IL III elasses e;"fa @
SnsaRsst asae 6 f. ias
6ss 6s ss q RaTs and md
sss: IL i il Il 0f tbs city and sub
15WMSqsS a: M ass 10 sSSr sSla ii. FoSr nseE: eas; j.
feEES; Essant ~ *ss'a @ nys
sis:room cottage noaz Fifty nrstst and r. L depot
f9n-rouua 2-story and basement brick, West Con-
gross-st near Throop; well built; modern improve
nnent9 s. 7W Fourteen. .rooiu 3-story
saa snst ftuSt 1sr.s iot nest Thirty
nunss. :nr nrnnn .psf frunt enry and
sanf ForcSt.av neus Thrty-seyenth-sr Ei5G
Over iW houses ior efto csn au4 ssg ~ III n1;a,
ta2e you IN o211se ~ sS ~ I ~ s1 Mndson-st
| ------- - --
| THOR sALE-A COOP FRAME HOUSE AND ~
foot Icy On MeSt mash51nGohS. 51a m Nom
! roc, $,H0 1u,.. .x,,,,o-,. ,oo-
MxaA lot, with cottage, on west Monroe-s~. near
Leavitt- .-. -.,, ~ -. g..
and ecE honss w sad Sa ha
| any time; &5A0. -
| good history brick. with &foot lot on foFK-nV~
Bevera1 good brick houses. s: s0o easy Eaymsnts.
| GRIFFIN DWIGHT,
Corner Washington nnd Hnfsted-sts
~z;7 C170701S ! 1T;E ~; 7i1CTIi15 4 n "
| EoN SALEI&tote1 AOAo oN 14AeHAanA'-1
T. ooon!evArV[+ WONT, ~ .ra po,r r,,voptv-s,rth
Eiest near Twenty-cishth-st.
Is feet between Tlrty-fourth and Thirty -hfth~sts
, 1880-04-04

ToR sAlF-BY EDWARD GooDH1DGE, 25e WEST
t Xadson-*. 4 :pecs.l barsain The S-stoEy ana 9nt
basement b:ick huildnE With cottage, barn ana !oi
:gl johnson-s1 Will rent In fats, etc. rum MAy l.
!or e1 per month; could not be- built to-day 1ur loss
1hsn E We o1er 1t with lot for $s.GD: easy terms
Please examine this, a. Il Is an unqnaded paSfnla.
Cott,e and lot 81 South Peorn~sr- House ana lots
i. St Johns ptaee, 1;m crest bargain. 1s1-U
1eet corner Bryan place and lakc-sL House; pafn.
md lots 8 FIonruoy-st; want Offer Two buildings
End lots III North Cuy7isft-. <00l House II rooms,
Lam and .lotk c5 Fulton-st. boslO feet with nhe
dwelling and bum, southeast corner Fuiton ana San
Raaou-ssL D.icl house md lot 90 West Van Euren-
IT,, Gm Two lots on DaSotn1iv.4 corner Thirty sec
ond-s.-; bargain. 1he cottage to be moved Mny +
No E6 south Green-st- house, II rooms, and lot A1
1A feet 70 al]ey s. south Grecn-st; bargain. Four
lon n Block u. Aus.invile; a ba.catn.
EOR SALE-tSTOHY AND BASEMENT BRICK,
L fronting Ellis Park; k40M
TWo-storT pctag0n basement brick. near Thirty
serenth-st- east front; all modern improvements;
bargnin; S.iM
Cslumet-syr srooms, FRAME east front, near Twen-
t1-siIth-tt; cheap: Ee.M
Seeley-ar- two-stoJ and basement br1ct: $500.
West JACKSON. 2-storJ fraue; brick basement: Etan
raFK-as- W-Fuun fa&eN1ent brick, f front: E.,nA
West tpnsress. s-ttoT basement b.fck. west 'front.'
sroons; mtde!n Improvements; 3aM u acres nenr
depot s1tI-lhtr1-st; so per ac1e; 10 acres near
cepot u laGranSe; SD per acre. Finest, l0-room.
Easement brick, west frunt. <5n We have other
bargains In acre and residence property.
J. S RANNEY E CO., u Mndison-st.
, 1880-04-04
CITX.NEAL ESTATE.

CITY real Es1AH1Es 1Es.:o,cc.ao--.
TOR sX1.E1BY EDWARD. A. TRAsK, ISL WEST
Pr !, 4aam. 1sDt, for s., Dc,
s,sSs,as sns sen:t '5!ss ss5s cot
as a1 ios s:tes5 I
pef pea nsni e II nf'sa
xs ss sass e
1sn' re-: 1-room or'ot gear Centenary
sstSEy seMsn sa9 sas'"'ns ','e.
rqaRFf sieeunt brick house, near Ogden
III x es iasest cornos Leay.tt % soet vsry cheap h.
e ysn stoTy story I[9"% Poo ofrua fme %
xaa sssas si05! !.os sas0
Ss ss2 sessR; Hst g. y;
iSGIesn:;;StS is-Foon f'e stone foundation; rent
only y near Aaxu; I, oaiy 9ast *$ 9fb
az ~ hSnss Te e6eap, ssneF eonS's. ieS'
aes IS a1d:s Il 50 feet and ns houses,
s;s iss sas q a5sss
81 % and iii tasoinv; These aEe exeseangh,s z nns S
e e''
i hss af2
no .taensnt> ~ish 2ssory 0Iies barn % and as lot
u: & ;s5sst: Hssa Esof 81 = 5,,,.,s -. % x,sm
s s Ra!anss ses sSfSs sSS:s ,, IN
ana u nnnoa.sx Ess nfooa 5fta biieS, n
g sas fssqas;:: t:Ess% s!osy esss ssssy
$3.50 4 snonora,st, s-sto13y brick; XIV. ,x,c.
s s % Mood.:, sae sos!sse ncs5 M gan Buren-ss e 4o
2'B Wood -: estory frame. $.0H ,,o+ .,,.e Nm.
Nth stores sns 49, 49, 5s1 .su-
tsstsTaE !; Sd. parp9ffsst ...,orr rot,,,s um
Il 1'"-'S i5iUa souTH siDE-iIPRovED.
11 IL nRa t. and H.. os
81 Ha,tsriedest corner Nineteenth to be sacrificed
cheap ~ IS 1'hrty .ifthest. io.room frame. tsWo.
S'ssa4s
rs Tns;yfoITtast' 16aE II beauofo' oF'ek e's''
HI inSnna-ay Gea: briS MAKE io oaer
iGi Dcarborn-sf. s-s1ary frnne, must be sold.
i ;3s:; ;;2ss ;sSf S
e Eremont-sts 2.ssorX p..sk. cheap.
45 CarksI 3story attic and basement brick al IT.
e Sea!: I'll nssssssd Of s
Il
nevitaos ne5oase ~ a o1 sre M and q they DO
eaE h Ss as9 spS
ss i SSSE5 81 IL sEs 4E Il
TOR sALE-BT E. S. DnEYEh & co. s. WASH
50 asss5 lnke-snore Drsve north of D,vts'on-
Ely
, 1880-04-04


suNnAY. APRU, =, 4.
.====:=3s5.:@. - =.
CITY M1tes.1es!se MEA1 4es - 2ss~,~,cc,o, =:
s6H KEEER snd ds 5,saAanf eaAMKsTF Sy}:t
s6r9s Me5th !. ssaies ssie viz house
*na ri and brick
sn1 tl s
hoass anS Gst 9,,neton-.t rood bou.e,
s1nutst wssn-sx ssory e. 6ssceGt 1rifs house
*5MU. ,,.,,.on..t md Milwaukee, improved
business pIsps5',t:y; 1,.,stcast. cottage, and lot
fts1 asss sHs asIx @
%sii %as:ss Division 6''sf 'o'S and lot
ia1iana-av near rventy-n'nsh-a very good brick
nSysS near ~en'y'l1th-'' elegant stone
s; s nsss
ro1ns Thirty-seventh.st. cottage
Ssss WsaSqrtnsax ps1sa good brick house
nGn GBptefeiI-st near good 2story
HSSM H3,;. y !naIamht lnsv.Mtb.sis. fiio lots.
a g.: &a
ss nss9 ass! s sas
s :5S ! IS; @ s': =
Msa;Sa .na fafsis s@so0t
y @1T Sz1E9S ON T5 47ES6F5 SOUTH:
i Is feet Wabash-nv, noKE ,rs Tshirtg -1H1Fth,st
srnsT 4s;;y1in;S!s ES'Sfy
IS IS fees fees Mepsap Mapa;aea fSarth.ss
, 1880-04-04
vra1 ESTATE.

slEiS;chis.n.nr.. MsI betweon 1~epe'
e. & tame 'es's. 's,. ., las,.na.sr.
eoeot TT tsan,c Enc house, With lot a11
81: q: 1ss!! Ss!, s!!,s-a1,-a0'o A.'s Tn,r,,..eeond-st
Ss;:s rs,sss1is ia ist "ss' e. near
:5,ss @ sss ses ss: ss'isf IT, Lincoln
~ r. ' to4D ,pa,.nu-.t, between State ano
y:ss yss,a: a9sin .,. m unron-st, nsas DessnoFa'
eassa,.cour-F7ns, FSopWs es pWsaoa1h-av.. near
l.rs,ai s:one5,1oorrso rrood frame. 8foot 1oe '2s ~
e!yn,aersed eospsr m3o4S1; ao5ns and West
"a ~ east
e. .. nop's with 'oo''0 on Bowen. Bower
seses eMseacseh .od lot on Forest-av. nsar Thirty
.ssea;a 50 ;.ne locality, $am o}s us.r Thirty
st9gf,iltseessf sst.9T,Ei essf houses on f'04e "
e:s5,s sssss;; ;'iss; a
&. L1ion rassatp:I1s rssst frame, T. rooms TIE nsons'
4 "a esn ee h1a ct er!si house;
sS& Is f. e ssGss Bae III would exchange
.oi so.s 2S5.e. ,S5 with brick easements on South
Rsssq. ssTs esss .tonetronta cheap
NJ 70 IL! frame. Want oter
n IL Cotate n'uses md lots througnoat tne e,t''
Ao' TloaA2 = 1------- --------.., ,1eT
TOK s4I.e-tyi14 n13ck basement- EAST hont on
tsSe. 3 rpoma pnk. 81 SA
tor5h lAeinfII IIrnrne-st corner PEatt-piaee' Roe0
80. - souas - i'd h.-, and Int
'Eo ftSosth fase soc
TIlH feet o,,sse and lot on McG:eEorsL. A.aes -,
i;otd =. t.sGo.t Gp.tie.nr corner TbNty-seeou"S~'
Ne l6i f!aT f!HaIT.ot iot -. Z, ON
"a So5:h os11ds snd Hrrs lof On Cairnet-aT near
Fine co;ss..So,t. fa5A Int "a I'M
Fvenis npr,1a.ay good cottage nn1@ @ ~ nn1 rhorn
nnmber OF COTTAGES a.suuS ariu IN nriees.
4 { iss oa near Tssn-
rs'1!ss. ID o,. corner HaEr'son-s and Union
p.cs: E:M na x+foot lot on walnntrst' near HoSne'
C.sn ain, an r'orty-afth-st. near EFans.sSs a1t
Cnpsse -" THOMAS 4 UAAGG. ~ - oone -
UM -I-..s:7;1; !.e:-I :; ! I1TS5N FEET,
~ fTnaI between Eishieennn ean9psxixth.st apa
1fe+t northwest corner u .n y n.nin,hset
soieet west front ucsf b,t1ocn thirty fourth and
Id feet, cast fson1' oe'"'~AA
Fhttr-utlh-8S- .-, ~ Fnrtv-seyepth-st
seet northeast corner " e. SotVeen Stxty-nrst
Eifeei vest tEont aan s'ofe" o'%"
- Stty -seeun1-sts- l., ..,,. b,oct Also.
sfeet css. front sa,l eovt!. ~ nj rrnyet in sams
xfesi sess front. on " hp"'a - N'~@'
Eock ngoMA9 & BRAGG, LE La oaAe-ss-
, 1880-04-04

T,OR SALE-e-STOEY AND BASEMENT UETA-
Il Eon stone-frout house very pleasant. IL Grand
sstory and basement brick In good order. 2s cnlu-
met-nv. >, rae r,c -. en,
West Mndisun-st.+ In excellent order ~
Two 3-stpry and basement octagon-ffont brick
houses q md e DishOp-conrt- :,
Two history and half basement brick houses on Ad-
ams-st., near Hoyne, dtntnS-room anu kHcoea oA
main floor. 1850 each. o,
n b 50 feet northwest corner Of Jackson and OAK
ey-sts., At bargain; Will pay large interest 70 Iu-
prove.
81 hv $50 feet, Ash1and-nv, near HarT1son-st- .
Vac.nt jots north OF Lincoln Park IN city limits,
and on Adams, Oakley, aud Wflco1-sts-
Alsu Gs1x feet front on Fineenues-1V: near AaAne-
sounrc q. II. S0PER,
III N1chlcan-ft, corner OF La SAlle.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-18
County Sales.
A BIG vENDUE NEAR DELAWARE CITY
CANDIDATES STIRRING AROUND.

A BIG vENDUE NEAR DELAWARE CITY
CANDIDATES STIRRING AROUND.
Yesterday, l.. w. S,idham g. Son,
auctioneers, conducted large sale for
Mrs. Emma L. Clark, at Clark's Cor
ner, in Red Lion Hd., near Delaware
City. The attendance was unusually
large, and among those present were
several candidates for Sheriff from
both political parties. On the Demo-
cratic side, Purnal j. Lynch, of St.
Georges Hundred, moved smilingly
around among the crowd, while Peter
b. .Huested, of Wilmington Hundred
was also on hand, putting in his best
licks. On the other side, Phil Clark;
with his usual genial and persuasive
manner was walking away ahead Of
his Republican competitors, though
James Martin, of Wilmington and
Merit II. Paxson, of Pencader Hd.,
came smilingly up to the scratch every
time. With spirited bidding and the
spice of political seasoning thrown in
the day was pleasantly spent by all.
The prices were as follows:
Horses $3.50, $190, $3.50, $50 mules,
$40, $185; cows, $65, $57, $53, $50,
sci, s4s. so, $81, SAT, $3.50, $4s.5O,
$50, $33, $52, $50, $50. 90, $38. $51, $52,
$50, $40, $4,000, $39. Average for
the 90 head, $46.85 per head. Yer
lings, $18 per head oxen, 1927, sos
pigs, $3.50 each turkeys, $3.50. The
sale amounted to between $4,000 and
$4,000. The attendance was large and
the sale continued for seven and one
half hours.
Messrs. Stidham & Son also sold al
public sale for Frank & Pusey Pen
mock, in Mill Creek HID, on Monday
February 10, as follows Horses, $1O5
$73 cows, $37, $50.50, $41, $30.50
| $44.50, &39. so, $31. $40, 630.50 two
year olds, $28. $34 yearlings, $3.50
| S17.60.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-18
Local Lines.

The Irish relief committee will meet
again this evening.
DR.. Smith of Philadelphia mill preach
at Bethany BaptiOt Church tomorrow
night.
The ruins of Pennypaoker's mill are
still smouldering.
The NJ. s. r. A. still lives and is add
ing new members.
The NJ. E. Church at Odessa has a
revival.
Presiding Elder Matlack was in Elk
ton on Sunday last.
l. Thompson Simmons who assaulted
bailff Daley languishes in prison In de-
fault of bail.
A new burner was placed on tho lamp
in front OF the City Hall this morn
ing.
The annual dress drill aud reception
OF the DUPONT Guards takes place TO
night.
Ocean City will be centre for poll.
tics and fashion this year.
Fourteen CANNES were sent to Il G
happy Hunting grounds last night.
This is ember day. 81.
Blackbirds have already made theil
appearance.
Spring flowers are again blooming OIL
the Brandywine.
Parnell IS not 35.
Yesterday was lively election day
| in Chester.
There are many holes in the street
pavement.
There is talk of another band In Will
miugton.
Show beef is In demand.
Thei Q is much talk about summer ex.
cursions, already.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-18
AYeIloW Fever Alarm

A case of yellow fever is said to
have occurred at Bladesville, in the
lower part of this State last week.
Two brothers named Long, who re-
sided in that neighborhood, died of vel
low fever in a coasting vessel off Char
lesion, s. G. Their clothing and per-
sonal effects were sent home in q boz,
which was opened by an old negro
man, who took sick Immediately after
ward, and died within twenty-four
hours. The box and its contents were
destroyed, and it is hoped that there
will be no further spread of the disease.
Huntington RepeGters iss FIsSI-
adeLphs0.
A few we'll known Rapublics poliu-
clans of this city took up to PhliAdeIphia
yesterday quite @ ovid olrepeaers n l
are understood to nave voted them IN
the close wards. Their names will not be
published now, but they will be furnish
ed to the Philadelphia authorities, and
also their photographs If desired.
BrOsOnfOsOn's Prospect.
1t is reported that a number
OF houses Will be erected In Browntown.
otherwise known as West WilminRto q,
uGiink Cne comins spring. Also, that an
effort will be made to have the hamlet
brought within the corporate limits of
the city.
j. =. A. Haddaway, Esq, of "EpIseo-
pal Methodist" Baltimore, Md, writes:
with much pleasure 1 testify to the
good effects of DR.. Bulls iCough Syrup
In my family. Have used 1t In many
cases, and in each instance the result
was entirely satisfactory. Price % cents
a bottle.