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Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
GmaapIuf.

Sci lfal bore Weninasn at i9ite ct
WattrGn isan8 paa Soma & 0afota
Oipihonsn.
- Or. VI 6 Smitb bar bpeaet
en- Siosbp9nlns I'll ut Beboeliesbus.
0OiiOr,n oil BRUCE ben npe Silbps.
ming til &onior.
y. y. 1auaen har paa lin Win.
neiOta. farm inbiaast $50 &erts mso
Susoe % 40 Nerss mtb Sapre. Smor.
gen refer ban bib isien. os oil Opbol.
Dc fig Der {: Yar Tiger.
y. .. OabIp Tom bism fra
Warieo,t ibit. 2orsnas. San reiite
msb ben imulipOr,be Bane til Bau
Ton. men blir mot til at ta9e fine
8arer mso ben b~rsoiporsbe Bant.
- Sobn Nmmon ff hoite 9sreae
en- uafier Yrelsut al Nrbsiosrns Usb
Waiiinpertitsbet, befaaenoe al ct lolio
@ulbii9os msb tiIbsrenbs ~@bain. be-
It ,aenbe at en- &ompas inbfattst / en-
O tlb.Sshtfo
Deb OseOrab Yot Office Tan
man nu tiebs sWonsp ORDERS" Ipben.
BE- paa Sraniriss. NIaier. &anaea.
England, Spbitlano o9 Sdptib
- Yrof. Breckenridge unbsrreit.r os
ON. at ban fortibsn / "Oscorab Sniff
tute" Dor ct beore uopala al glsp,r
eno noaenhnbe tiblisers.
- S9aar rsiiie 8iebmano Sper
9ari.n til Chicago otter 8aarioripnine
No. TO
- Saosr til 8. 3. Wusn i Gal.
mar bsoe / WinneiOta ben 9os os
81 Mar CANNED. ~
- @,t Oseorab er inaar bI,psl
gobt fOripnet msb nbs "SicepaIts".
Wsiret bar paa oisls Banter
! oeH none uBe u0rel tolot o8 raal
mso iteri Yino, men ious CT bet be-
bas,llst meo ilar Stmmsl.
- SiOma9sr .. q. 8Ois %foritaal
at islse meo. San bar leiet ben Bu'
til, iom tiolisere bsnpttsots at u @iQ
ion. % fplot iamme msb faroissiOr'
Sfo:ei for S'rrer, Gamer % Bern
Spis Der imiolsrtio Ifuloe bore en- e.
Ter onbeR. tuis 6ecber er bannsbs iaa
lebss. at man lite / bans bstpo,Iia'
Opla9 tan inbe noaet. Der poster, fac
fan man blot sipe ct Wini. % itrnl
er ban paa rsoe Saano meb lit Waa
% forfGrniafr ct Yar siisr Beltllina
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
WfGrf

Spis Dc bebeUsr at fisbs en- see.
Der" sltr Sarr, MP eusr sammsI, laa
saa inoom til 8. g~nabsriion. Sntei
anoet enb ferfts &Iusi,s Waltinsr, %
Mlt 9arante ct.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
xilIaIss.

Siliaiss eler Butt. mcc uttb9ittt Garmtisn'
fcm. en- tsrite 2lasles Sllepn mep @r@tri.
Sicrt FAINT scb StalntMnins. Gitnecmmsn
or btlisssnos en- 4il ira Ietcrdb. @runo Ill
Sals Spsecm. Nan bencenbsr Hs ffriftiia
tusr munetlie nj &arsrapes & gems. Dtecrab.
Coma. 2stf
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
Sil % fra europa,

Ses tilaoer mig bcrueO at siOre
opnIarfIom paa, at ies bar Oucr'
taset N%scntnrct for "GniOHsSi.
lilen" % ialser Siaettcr til Og ira
Norae, Sb'ri9e OF Sanmart til
o!llsglte Yriier. ViaeIebcs uoitcOrs
yerler paa De itorrc Sper | NOrar
% oct Opriae europa. NOicre 81
terreiniug Tan crbOlOes | YOltbaict
/ 9ctOrab. 9. 9. 4roabl.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
Woods Worm DESTROYER

sr en- pieunpsrlis gltbidn iii at trste Orm
Wapsn. Den eipu apstit. s3ntd afsrinos,
mietd bsbspss. 5er Iamr. Der ltter 4,
llreptlmGsfSbeper, sr ben mnepSrlia. Ten
fcranbru Ssiemsi. SEQ BeiroNlt A,
400 anbeialinSer ira Clayton 60, 3Cpa.
ealafs al ale Arpibrfert. 10 /,
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

st 9efte ' ssas,. n'mlt : . slssaaI'
ritn" % Ten golone aSG" ltnots g"crtrfrii
for 10 Sfnts. 8 Tor so Sic. 20 for 81 90.
100 ipr 50 80. @er.: q. Sbrpnhitu.
"a "a Trp. Ia. Geeprab. Srcpa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Ssa bar 100 aerss eane mar aiarna boil.
let lte oil ialse Tor arntaut ,lItr bptts bort
moi Sp, Gisnbcm Deecrab eusr eanp [ @iu.
nrbdi DC. I. T.. GSss. auoitsrsns Si1u.
Gtecrab. Snra 27tf
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
Gfterip6reieI.

Die anueitn Sisalne ira Green's 4raitt'
aixie. Rrrst. her tcm nj Amsrifa Tor 8 gar
ibn, rs nu TAI rrbclet IA / Scrpa. | Rarbt'
ben al Sutulus, bsp,s rpsips I'm aeresie III
bsns Ssu sui Silen >lauane, Ntcrab.
Sera, Scr 275. 81 SO
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

- 6rliie QGbler | Sels. % 9olp'
8aIlonS Gamer
81 2 boa Y Q. 0iSltl.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
Salqrr u0 /!
acm, 8armsrs. msc 6brs aisrssrtisr. til
Joel Dayt0n's Planteskole
Il 9Ril inpre ira Ittcrab.

Joel Dayton's Planteskole
u Wil inere ira Itterab.
Se8 oil Sipe bet tepft aisb saa Trust,
Stass, ~ Ornamental rSn ncseniinbe til,
buet Ieecrab. Sep oil i9lss fore acpt
"Scft Waplr' 3rar for 10 Gents. mincrs
for ira l I'll s Gents. sGblt 3rgsr. friR. o.
badre'srt fcr 10 Gents rr. Stofte. 0air,
Gc,rsreens, tiliat. Ssa bar bet ttefe llepala
al trsr Der nossnNnee bar pRrsi ieet / Cescrab,
aem o. ie Icr Cher ielp.
Oil tass barnprceutttr ca Deb { gptts saty
l9i9t paa ptnfanb.
gdne irSr maa % ifdl .iala's.
,Scel 0lptcn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

SfultlGrere.
3 4iiten oper 9ersr % 4erino,r,
Der ft Certificates" psb ibfe 5sahsra
5nitltnte. fiioe ri fsIssnbs ncrit,
Rapn
Oeeorab: elizabeth 4ommsn.
Belle Sausen. Sirtt Siussn. @utbiloi
Stems. 8. 8. Netlano. Ole Sausen.
u. y. esss. Singer 3~obiusion. GmIi'
s~bOmpiOn. ISABELLE Slisn, Sulic
SusniOn. Dina 8ss. Suiia Stssn
Wup Session % Wurp Sobnion.
&ibaewap: 4sttis 0olbp. Ra'
rio Gusnion, gIeonora gusnion % g
>. 9~illsSaaro
SSiian: gmilie Smlie o. SeI.
no Sobnion.
Hreeport: Ninn Ebune.
SisbIanbpiIle: Yauline Nn
b.rion.
Sprinawater: 8odd SbiOn
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Vt f~nlbitGnoist ubuals al sobe
Silftsar.r hos y. g. SasIel.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Snalebnre os SiiissH eSifaber,
Croquet-Sets % Base Balls
30 3 bos ManninQ.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

- 9onnina. ubIanbst, Iiss fra Bi.
iuben Dos Y. g. Sasid. so 2
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

foitst 500 600 kr. 3obet p1a b,nne
5orr.tnina, iom oabrsoss for 4 Var
fiosn er iaaleoeS 300 600 Ar.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

ggpreis Goans "5op Garls1 90
frilsber hos Wonniuo. 80 3
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

AiffeoiatIie. SIotluerenpe @ciunfi
psb Nalbors &alhsbulfoIe g u.
WiInfisr ,r otter N%nieanina poa @runo
at Spns,llsbsc aiiitblssi | Raabs 90
meo Ymnoa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Stll6g.
Wsc nefte go. oil ri ubisnbe Sil.
la9.-btt Salpe of .Poftsn~s Stsr
rslle,-narmef for at faa inb IN bel
Del &orre,pOnbanesr. Tom bar Iissst
Ouer al Nanad paa Vlabs.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
N. s. HASSEL'S
CASH STORE

VI. ulbiGnoist uopal8 al
aue Sla9s pooe
Groceries.
Saltst % rs8st SUI af uae SIass.
@Obt uouals al Gniiopis. OF % an.
bre Selicatesier.
5erif Sit % friife Giters.
NOrif Meoieintran.
1dy- Smaa llhsifter; tlsbtr " islsu
uxluittnh Tor aentant. % islssr ssos
9arn pei ia1 biaist. lcm Rcssn / Gttcrab.
TarWprccueier taats 9pits.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Nine Waarparcr
80 B hos Nannin9.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
Oct nprii.itutife SelcaraiiabeI, Der

Set norii.iiotife Selcaraftabel, Der
bar parst aibrupt lioen lSps Jsbruar
til tor @ene for Dor raa oenne lib
nle0et teipbeliss &crreipoupanee mep
England. blsp nplis beloia repareret
rep ben af BET Stpre Horpi0e lele'
ardilelHab lelecs snaelfe aabelcam'
per "S%lsbtuina". 8abelsn blep cps
iHet omtrent 90 Ssmile ia BEN
ncrGe @pft, brcrefler 8etleu bier
funpsn cmtrent l Wll efllsere. bpor
3abslsn pla 50 5appe 0lnp. par
brupt al ct Sflbsanfer. Hsparatlc'
neu blep fulofsrt esrpas Grtetmlp.
bag ben 27pe Wdrts. Islesraitcr-
rtipcnbaneeu meb England o. amss
rita 9aar iaalcpes after BEN iabpan'
lise BET. Ora Gf,riuub Raj "elIbt.
Ming" aisaa I'll Slrisbal Tor al re.
pate,e ben ucrH banGs Islearaifibel.
Wtuaaoning al Nrnt Gultcritao.
Ste mIupr, eno Doe Nniesnins,r ON
Bsnaatniua for ben / Ntubus 6ait.
nlnSs Sttaianitalt be~aiibbsnbe. | i'm
Sio mtsst omtalte Nrne &uliuitao q
/ htuns BIB Inbl,psrtt iii Sultliso..
partemsni,t. ira "Nlmuspsnnm"s 8t.
oaiisr Gbr. Sobrlsn liant fro S'rafD
anfialitns Btfipru % YrGlt. Dpu.
Ylabsmnior N~Oitntra % Yait. Bern
bolt Mrne &ulterltab bl,u | Narti
1860 ior Woro enltsmmig al Sslsits
ret bemt ira 4ipet. % ban blep ltit
al Ssltfisrtt anbefalu I'll noa,n Bs.
nGabnlns. men erbOlpt Dog iaaoan al
8ous &arl ben lobe. palsnilis pte
Bsitrab,lisr fra Blsrnlluus SIsrulOn
% @enralioniul Nlhtsr, mob at ben.
iatt.s I'll Straiatb,ioe paa gipsiie,
pans Spisrid / Strailniialtsn bar
uerst tIempIuriii. men sl,utasus Nr.
ielnln8er ON Btnoaonlna for BAN q
blotil bltune ailoa,oe. Otunt Sang
ter BET pors ct uislist Moment III al
anbeiale Btnaaonln8sn. al Ytailsn
garanlsrsr. at ban uopbolotlia. bDls
ban Hyper No. oil uppanols I'll Ams.
rita meo i'm Dattsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
&pab 1laas Sefe bet beta.

$vab GtaNs Sefe bet beta.
Ter ZIG at Opbrdtte. Den 4 Wau.
nsosr Saml, 6Ole. Der tOs isrfte Bra.
mic psb Binn.ibsit Gountp "5air'
loite Seft. olet brs Wm. &obinlon
ira bans prU9iiae GlposssaIs Sinaii
Emperor blep iat op til Nutilon Den
l5ce Warts pso Wr. 6rtaos Stalb
Den par oen Vane 10 Waonebsr
sammel % Der blsp lite buot mere
snb $l40; ben l9bs blep ben loIet
til Yair'f Oriibsl. en- 6armsr / &er.
hsben at Caledonia for 5000 Oet
er en- Sole. Tom man ltal lebe lGns,
eiter WoQe iii.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Seriom 3 lioer Of Npre= cler &C.
Deriygoomme eQer 6%orfcppslie, ba
glenn lite at BRUCE Bet beremte "8ib.
nep Wcrt'. Oct er en- ter Sammen.
iatnin9, Der fan npbes iuit tom Ell
Xcp 8aHe, % Ell eueife SlaEe
er liselaamesen Webicia - iom | 6
SLATER al andre Sorter.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Doy- Nremer 4tnieu eier
4s tore CampIfibe % or for
Ltanbinauerne ben betpemmeite
% bini0ife. Den bebanoler
iine Haiaaer Ueultat, aipsr
bem 0Ob &Of o. l~nntIatter
benz paa Ielus Jerbansffati0nen.
Den fSrmenoe % farefulbe
Neiie Oper NOrbi0en uns9aaes.
Mntanet al ifancinauiIfe Nas.
faaerer tiger ca8li8 % 3inien
taufer mn paa at isnbe Ccean-
bampere til Be ffanoinaviIfe
Saune. for bertra at af0aa
meb NaSfaserer birette til
Mmeriea BiQetter til % fra
BE- ieanbinaoiite xanbe til pber.
liz lave 4riier. Stdrmere Cp.
lpSnin9er pec q. GlausIenims
& 60 0eueral Maenter for
NeIfem, Nv. = @. 0lart Ctr,
SbieaaU, 81.
.. Muunoiea, MSent, OccOs
rab, SOwa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

eea WGrfe til u. Sapparos
npe Advertisement / bette SO.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
Rstora4 % gm.sn.
Zen 27et arril.

Sowuibip Nsiesments.
Sr. u. y. &o6suolo Of @ltupooo
Scipuibip. siper nsbenitausnbe Splps.
niuQtr:
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
FRA WoOerlanocne.

|(af N~anunapiht Blade iuetil srit APRIL
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
A Lucky girl.

The Stockton (Cal.) Herald says
One OF the girls At the paper mill, q few
days ago, found In o bundle Of papers
that she was asserting registered let
ter containing sl25 in grsenbacks. The
letter was addressed to man In Lom
poo, and it cams TO the paper mill in a
lot Of papers that were procured in the
San Frsneisco Post Office. The latter
bore recent date. Not ssing familiar
with gresnbacks the girl did not know
the value OF her " Hnd," and divided
with her companions, but the value Of
the pieces OF paper drawing on her
mind, she took what she had left to the
book keeper, Walter Baggs, and he
told her that the greenbaols we're as
good az gold. He made an attempt To
gather the money together so as to re.
turn 1t to It's owner, the address being
preserved. He obtained what the girl
had left, $95, but one woman who had
been presented with S25 before the val
ue Of the hnd" was asosrtained had
the misfortune TO shave her pockAtt
picked" and consequently could NOS
restore the money.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
Arrival or President. Eject Gar
Held.

Washington, Nov. S.-President elect
GARFIELD arrived here about 8 O'Clock
tonight, accompanied by Mrs. Garfield
and Congressman Amos Townsend, Of
Cleveland. A large crowd assembled
at the depot to greet him, and upon
his appeArans % on the pls'form he was
received with applause. A few persona
friends were admitted to the platform
of the train, prominent amoung whom
we're Col Robert G. Ingersoll, and Col
Rock we'll
When Gen. Garfield alighted he reoog-
nized Col. Ingersoll, whom be warmly
greeted, and taking the ColonePs arm,
While Mrs. Garfield accepted the escort
of Col. Rock well, the party proceeded to
carriages through double row OF po-
licemen, and were driven to the home
of Gen, Garfield at Thirteenth and ]
streets. Col. Ingersoll and Col. Rock
we'll were the only persons who acoetn'
panied Gen. and Mrs. Garfield to their
home. The proposed public demoh-
strstion by the political clubs and Or
eanizstions Of this District was dispsn-
sed with at the request Of the Presi-
dent. elect.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
A $4,000 Hufe.

The executors Of the estate Of the
late Bloomfield Il. Moore brought suit
In Common Pleas, Court No. l Philadel'
phia yesterday against Baker, Davis
& Co. to recover SIS 900 for goods sold
and cash lvaDsd several years ago.
The defence to ths claim was that Mr..
Moore on Octobsr 6, 1875, executed a
paper releasing Baker, Davis d Co.,
from all liability upon all notes, 40
counts and obligations whatsoever.
The answer to this defence is that the
paper signed was Of no validity, because
Mr.. Moore executed only on the I'M Ter.
standing that other creditors would
sign It, which some Of them failed to do,
and the whole thing therefor fell. The
case Ia etjll on trial.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
Accounting for Disappearance CO

John Edward ails, a graduate of I'm
ion College, marrieda Schenectady girl
sntsred the ministry, and bscams pas
tor Of a church on Long Island. He
started 6ne day TO cross the sound In an
open boat. The craft was found cap
sized, and the clergyman was missing
The belief was, OF course, that he was
drowned. This happened in 1s49
The widow married again, and now
lives In Sch eotady as Mrs. Lyons. A
recent news item told OF oolportsul
dying In o barn Of Niskayuna with
$2O, 600 in his pockets. He turns out
to be the long, lost husband Of Mrs. Ly'
ops. 1t Is supposed that he wandered
of while insane, and that when he re-
turned, to find his wife married again
he decided not to disturb her. The
money has not been clsimed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
An Kxpeo,ed Georgia Duel.

Georgia expects to havea duel soon
out Of q quarrel in the late campaign
General W. T. Wohord, in q stump
speech, called ex State Treasurer Rem
fue athisf. Ex-Governor Smith carried
W wofford challenge from Renfoe, hut
he wouldn't receive 1t, alleging that
his reason was that Renfoe was no gen.
tleman. This question was mutally
referred to q board Of arbitration, OF
which Senator Joseph &. Brown and
ex- Justice Blseklsy were members.
they decided that Renfos was gentle
man, but Woiford Is siok In bed. and
the duel has been postponed till his re-
covery. Then lsok ont for gore.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
MARRIED ROR LOVE.

ayes, Jack Brswn was q splendid fellow,
Rut married fer love. you know;
rene Der the kirl very we'll
sweet listis Kitty Duffan
Pretty, snd loviAg, AID good,
And bright - fairy ell,
was vary much tempted indeed
To marry sweet Kitty myseiLi
"Bus her friends were all Of them poor,
And Kitty had rot cent;
Ana knew / shoaid never be
With love in . cottage o0ntekt,
So Jack wss the lucky W00er,
Or unlucky-snyway
You tAn sec now sha bDy bis cost,
And hla hair 10 tuning gray.
But I'm t,ld he thinks himself rich
Witb Kitty and homely joyt;
A oct lar away out oil toNn
Full Of noisy kirls AID boys,
Poor Jack I'm sorry, and all that
BGt Of course he very we'll knew
Paat elloWG who marry for love
must driak Of the liQuer they brew
And tho handsome Augustus smiled
Ais coat was in perfect style,
Ana Woasn still spoke OF his krase,
And gave min their sWeetest tnIle.
But lie thought thst night OF Jack brJwn.
And said, 'l'm growing old;
think must really marry
some Deaatiiui sirl with gold"
Years passed, and tho bachelor grew
TlreaOne, ana stupid, and old;
He had not seen abe 70 hnd
The beautiful iri uitb gold.
Alone with his ianoies he awelt;
Alone IN the crowded town
Till one DAY he suddenly met
Tbs iriond Of his yoath, ] sek Brown.
"why, Gus I" "Nhy, Jack II whasa Eestlng
Jaog WAS 20 happy ana gay;
The bach elor signed Tor content
AS ne followed his iriend away
To tho cot far out OF town,
set deep In Its orchard trees.
Scented with lilies and r0ses.
Cooled with the ocean bres 10.
why, Jack, what beautiful place!
" hat did iL oOsl7 Oh, It grew,
There were emily tnTee rooms at first,
And soon the snres we-s 100 lew.
30 We added . room new and then;
And In the evening hOurs,
Kitty, the children, and I
Planted tho tees and flowers.
And they grew as the children grew
'(JaoE, Harry, ami Glaoe, ana Bolle),"
And where arc The youngstars now ~
..All happy, and d ling vel,
JACK went 70 Spain ior our house-
HIS road Ia level and cleat-
And HarTyB q lswy or In town.
MaKink three thousad v year.
"And Craze and Belle are well married.
1hey married for love, as 10 best;
Bat oIrsn our brides come saek
10 visit the dear homo nest.
SO my sweet vile Kitty and /
FROM labor and care may cease;
v have enough, and age can bring
NothinG but love and peace"
But over and svlr again
Tho bachelor Thought that night,
Home, ahu vile, xnd cllldroA
.Jack Brown was, alter all, rik ht.
on II la the days OF my youth
had honestly loved and wed
or NV when I'm old there's no ona cares
Whether I'm living or dead "
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
aIOUAL TIME TABLE.
rRAIns LRAvp WILMINGTON.

= u Philadelphia and intermediate stations !:
7, $40, 108O, O. m; z3O, 400, 100, 10 00, p.
m. On Sundays: s.lo Q. M; 500, $50, $50
Phila. Express. $50, ., s.A, lo.oaA q m, l2ls,
For Phiia. and rev YORK.: 1853. a2s, $50, 100
1907, q. m. az 80, *I2.A3s Ijmited)
e.lT p. m. Sundays, 223 q. m, 6,l7 y. m.
For Baltinoze and way stations: S.ss .. M;
FOR baltimore, Warrington and Bay Line:
For baltimore and washington: 1881, aos
AIS, 8.86 .. m; 1885, LoS tILmitedi 4.64,
7.Os D. N. Sundays: 1851, 2.03 q. no. e. ID p. m.
For Information apply at depot.
For New Oastis: 600, $50, .. m, LOO, 800
For o Harrington x and intermediate stations /:
O3) q. m: Les, e.36 .. N.
For Deimsr and Intern sdiate stations: $50 o.
FF Wilmingten q Northern q. h.: 100, B.
M; 400, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and ll.2b O. M, and 6.4b p. u.
F.e Delaware Western X. H.: I'll, 1890. Am.
$50 D. m. Sunday trains, lo. 30 3. m, op. m.
rRAIMs HoR WLMIbeToN LAAvR PnMADK1s-
from Bread street and Washington avenue
1850. alb 1880, l1.C0 lLs6 Q. M; l.so, S,a.bo,
l. 43l. 4.4b. G1S, Q, a40, 8, 9.Ab, n.9op. m.
On SundayG $50 ., m.;o, S,e.Ab, ll.8o p. N.
from Thirty-Second and MarkotbtreoIs: 7.3o
y.s0, ll.36 q. M; l226. (Iimited) a.4s p. N.
I'm Sundaye LoH 10.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
ChaH HIM q.
Boston One Price
Clothing House.

The latest returns from
Delaware and parts of Penn
sylvania and Maryland, by an
overwhelming majority, give
the BosToN HOUSE the credit
of being the largest and best
house in the State, for all
manner and kinds of cloth
ing, both custom and ready
made. This house is now
making a speciality in broken
lots of boys and children's
clothing. Such lots are being
offered at greatly reduced
prices, in many cases re-
gardless Of their cost, and in
every case less than their
real value. Here may also
be found a large lot of over
coats for boys and children,
which we are selling at as
tonishingly low figures to
make room for full and un-
broken lines. The largest,
best and cheapest lot OF
cardigan jackets for both
ladies and gentlemen in the
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
Making Rhoot.IrOn.

PHILLlPsBURa, N. j., November "a
The incorporation Of the American
Sheet Iron Mill was effected to-day
with 9 capital Of $l56, 900, two thirds
Of which 10 paid in. The incorpora
tors are Alfred d. se,sup, Philadelphai
J. G. Kent, Phillipsburg; ]. Weston
Dodson, Bethlehem; W. X. McClees,
New York; George Richards, Dover; +
C. Comfy, Philadelphia. Mr.. JessuI
holds 1880 Of the 3,l2O shares Of
stock. The par value is $50. The
corporation terminates November 20,
1880.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

A "stringy," /" "ratslins" voice and q
constant disposition to expectorats. In
dicate incipient throat trouble OF dan
gerous tendency. Use Doctor Bulls
Cough Syrup In good time, and he saw
I'd much trouble and annoyance. For
sale by all druggisf.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
MAILROAD LINES.
nHlLaADELPHIA,W WlLMlNVIOE AND
BAI1TIMORE RAILROAD.

IDHIAADELTHIA,W WlLMlhPIOE AMI
IL BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 70. 1880.
Trains Will leave Wilmington - follows:
For Philadelphia and Intsrmeaiate Sta.
tisns, 100, a1o lo.so am, 2so, 400, 100 1000
Philsdslphia (Exprsss) $50. 800, IA, lo.o2
q. m IA IL, 20S, g.bb p. M.
Phfiadelphia and New York aZs, go, 100,
l0.o2, 0. M, l2.se, l2t5, s.17 p. m
Baltimore and Intsrmediato stations, s.SS
baltimore and Bay Lime, 7.0s p. m.
Baltimore and washington, l2.bl, AGA, 2lb,
e.8s o. M, l2b5, I.04, A64. 7.0s p. m.
Trains itE Delaware DtYision leave for
New CastAe, 600, aso .. m, Loo, S.oo, d'Se
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, $50
.. M, l.9b, e.2b p. m.
Delmar and tntermediate Ststions, $50 q.
ID, Los y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PhiladsIphia and Internediate Stations,
$40 q. M, 300, e.SU, go p. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.2S q. M ,o.l7
baltimore and Washington, l2Sl, 2.Oa, 2.lS
D, ~.
For further information passengers arc 70.
,eYred 10 the time tables posted at the depot
II. T kEHNEY, Supt
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

DEAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
IL -On and after February "a, 1880, trains
Will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington st 7.lb, 1880, a. m, b.So,p
m.
Arrive at LandenDerg, 9.co, a. m, l2.eO neon,
go. p. m
Leave iandenberg, 0. m, 1850, p. m.
Arrive at wilmington 500 q. No., zlb, p. "A.
2I2atf u. OCeEEIiA Sup't
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

Advice TO travelers.-Buy O bottle Of
Dr.. Bulls Cough s Nul-tse only
thing to stop hack.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
Lost.

f,RDERs WANTED AT NO. S;l Az; q;
shyhr, si.,.S s,reet; private family. llH-o'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
aOARDxMG.

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Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

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Daily Republican., 1880-11-26
ZOE SALE.

az RENT.-HousE lois
m sALE, Ian M street, rooms, gas, neat
sshinEtop ca convenient location.
\. Desauiai ]. A. BOND 90,
sixth and Shipiey'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

.I,E-raAT DEslRABiLEs
lob , a an n the he southwest corner o oio'h
lsIsst Is. App''u u. oHANpLER, :.
vOS Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-26

-n,,1,-A COLoRED Roy TO
~ s,.t.nd heaters At smysh,u, ,,xy!sss !sse'
n, Narket street. A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-20
HOW THE METuODHsTs ELECT
BISHOPS,

The General Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Cincinnati
elected four Bishops last week. The
conference decided upon the number to
be elected, but made no nominations.
Twelve tellers were appointed, and the
secretary called the roll. Each delegate
answered to his name, received his bal
lot, and called out his vote. Each
ballot had four names of bishops, and
at the close of the vote the tellers re-
tired, with instructions not to divulge
the result in any way until it should be
made known at a subsequent session.
There were 800 votes cast on the first
taliot, OF which Henry w. Warren, of
Philadelphia, received 260; c. ID. Foss,
President of Wesleyan University,
Middletown, Connecticut, 254: and j.
+. Hurst, President of Drew TheoloQi-
cal Seminary, Madison, New Jersey,
2i3. who We're declared elected. The
remainder of the votes were cast for
twenty-seven different persons the
highest number-l00-having been cast
for DR.. Z. o. Haven, Chancellor of the
Syracuse University, of New York.
who was elected Bishop ON the third
ballot. the second resulting in no
choice. j. P. Newman, of Washing.
ton,. who was said to be General Grants
choice for Bishop, received 81 votes ON
the first ballot. IS on the second. and "a
on the third and last.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-20

half the delegates elected Representa-.
tives to the National Greenback Labor
Convention.
The Illinois Convention admitted
both delegates from Cook County, Civ:
ing each delegate half vot. This
gave the Grant men controii of the
Convention and the ~ votes of Illinois
at Chicago. n
The Minnesota Republican Cenven-
ton instructed delegates to Chicago to
vote for Window. Blaine was declared
to be second chciee.