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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-29

T. 8. MILLER,
Sheriff Miller Go An.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
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The fifteenth anniversary Of the institution
Of Delaware Lodge, No. !, I. D. @. F., and Of
the first organized introduction of Odd Fell
lowsh1p iI Delaware, will be celebrated by
the Lodse, in this city, at the Masonic Tenn
pie, on the evening of WEDNESDAY, MAY
26. 1880, at 7.30 o'clock. with appropriate cere.
monies. IlOn. Schuyler CSlfax. ex Vice-Pres-
ident OF the United States. and distinguish
ell member OF the order, will deliver an ad-
dress on the occasion A historical and statis-
teal exhibit Of the rise and progress Of the
Lodge will be made by p. q. Jas. p. Hayes,
a member Of the Lodge Vocal and instru-
mental music will be introduced. Tickets of
admission may be had Of any member Of the
Lodge or Committee, and at the book store Of
%. T. Thomas II Co., free Of charge, where,
upon the payment Of 10 cents reserved seats
may be secured on and after Saturday:morn-
ing. May 22d. The entire programme WILDE
announced in Q lew days. Lodges and 0dt
Fellows everywhere are traternally invtted:l
unite in the celebration.
l.. II. SPRINGER,
Il. u. LlNUDI.N
GEORGE II. HUGHS,
DANIEL Russ.
JOHN l.. PIERS IN,
5-l2-l5.ls Committee OF Arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of an order of Orphans COurt of
County, made ct the February Term, A. D.,
1880, of said Court, Will be exposed 10 public
sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 5TH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 80
At 51a O'Clock, Pm,
The following described Real Estate, being
the property Of John Kelly, late of Oh iistiana
Hundred, deceased, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
All that certain lot ol land vita two story
| frame dwelling house thereon erected situated
in ChristianA Hundred, New CAST County
and State Of Delaware beginning at cor
Der stake on the southwesterly side of the
Wilmington and Kennett Turnpike Road q.
corner Of land formerly Of James Webb, now
OF Z. l. DUPONT, DeNeWeurs Il Co., thence
along the side of the said road. north forty
tive and one quarter degrees west forty feet to
stake, thence in q Southwesterly direction
one hundred and forty feet to a corner stake
| at the distance Of sky feet from the line of
James Webb's l&nd, thence in south easterly
direction sixty feet to the saia James Webbs
land; thence bv line OF said land formerly
OF James Webb, north thirty-one and three
qua rter degrees east, one hundred and forty
feet 10 the place OF beginning. be the CON.
| tents theroi what they may.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid by
HUGH STIRLING, Administrator,
or by Victor DUPONT, His Attorney.
Attest-J. N. hoUSMAN, CLERK Urphans'
Ooart.
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Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
..Tem O'JaCk's lad"

The above is the title OF the lecture
which Rev. J. W. Houston proposes II
deliver in St. Pauf's M. Il. church, on
Thursday evening. All who feel any
curiosity in regard to the history Of
the young man styled "Tom O'Jack's
lad" should take this occasion to graf
ify it. We believe that he was ma
tive of London, and being a wild dis.
solute fellow determised to have ride
on the back Of John Wesley the foun-
der of Methodism. The adventure re-
suited in his reclamation and the max
ing Of good man oat Of bad boy.
Mr.. Houston has studied his history
carefully, and is prepared to impart a
useful lesson TO both old and young
who may wish to be amused and in
structed. The church should be filed
on the occasion. II the many tom
O'Jack's" lads in our city, could be
turned from their errors and converted
into useful citizens by the rscitals Of
the above piece Of history, a great and
lasting benefit would be done.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12

|N9ssi success Of DR.. Simms' Pain
GAH Vis triInphantly exhibited
IAass of s lady Of this city who
lrsEed W.tt rheumatism for two
a' Ste hsd tried many remedies
[Ali efet:, yet two bottles cured
ric" t0c. Depot, 4th aud King
W. Arol 81. Ssld by dealers.
|IhFe', IN sheets 3x4 feet, Insect
I%ind Gsnptor for sale cheap at
tEi,: Drug store, ID and Market
W. Ihs Celuleid truss is the best.
H. as'inar. Druggist, Fifth and
tus'FeeH, Las a beautiful sssort.
NNlfe hs': brushes at prices that
fNT moderate.
N D. As;2psI, the popular barber
al y cutter, is prepared to shave
"9 may 2al 81 his shop, No. l0S
"sas "hnterprise'' coal yard is
IN %' 70 t1y charcoal cheap. De-
N W. ~ 70 any IaT; of the city. 622 W.
|~"'eei, Near Madison.
N. ||ssy'cdy ctews the "Big Gum"
N, w., n,.s so.s sgent, 4th and Shipley
~ Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
BREVITlEB.

sun rises 44I.. ..Spn sets 7.Uo
Strawberries.
Roses are blooming.
Tomatos in market.
"Wednesday, Violet
Deviled crabs at Fullmers.
Clam chowder at Fullmer's.
| Fullmer's celebrated clam soap.
Good whalebone whips for 90 cts.
Rhubarb pies now grace the board.
Piles cured for 10 cts. at 2l7 W. ThEd ct.
A solid Havana cts. at 100 W. Tth street
@. S. Humphrey, the halter. Io Market .,
Death to corns" only 10 cts., III W. Sd st
A solid Connecticut Q cts. at 100 ". 7th s:
Cupping and leeching at Ne. los L. Seeon'
street.
A.U.G F. reunion tonight in the Liebei
man building.
CottaVe suits Of every description and max
at Adair's, 207 Market street.
The year 1916 was called the summerles
year.
Order coal and lime Of J. W. Griffith b,
telephone Office loot Of West st.
A. man having eleven children invited SOM
friends TO his ''grand annual bawl."
Bradord's furnitsre polish, lust the thinl
Tor renovating furniture.
Pride OF mind is the attribute Of henes
people.
Try ioodnoH's sugar drips, l5 cts. per Qt
They are hard to beat. Fifth and Madison.
DR.. william Darmon can be seen at Ne. t0t
Market street to-day only.
The small boys are glad to get their shoes
Ell.
Extra golden syrup. IL cts. per qt., at ,rood
now's, bth and Madison.
A New York man has invented paste-bosrd
window blinds which make u cow-sLei ltSk
like an Italian villa.
Fresh shad every day at Poweli's Third St.
HaSrlket.
Hand made cigars, long tillers, at 7th and
Tatnsll; also Celebrated cent cigars.
Coleroft never tsok any pleasure in hang
rag men who had RSman noses. Tney al.
ways want to boss the Job.
Drink WArwiek's Root Beer, the hest tenn
perance drink in the world, vt Smiths cigar
store No. h. 7th st.
An old salt remarked: Il began the world
with nothing and have held my own ever
since"
Stoves taken on storage io- the Summer by
A. w Qugg, Niplh and Shipley streets, at
the lowest prices.
MeClosgey, the popular halter, at H4 Mar
EeI street, has on hand u full line OF the lat
Ost styles Of straw hats. His stock is unt.su.
ally large.
Never hit a lecturer With q SOFT egg. Boil
them hard aud they will act on the principle
Of sand CLUB
s, W. Hollingswcrth, practical jeweler, con-
inues to repair and make Iewelry to order at
his old plae, OF business, NO. 504 Shipley ct.
Notice to the PubIic.---l will hali-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other IneadinS in
John T. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
Seventh and TatnRll streets.
The generality of nen expend the early part
OF their lives IN contributing to render tho
latter part miserable.
Warwies's Tonic Root Beer is a healthy
drink, goo for invalids, the only genuine
root beer, at smiths cigar store. No. L. 7th
st., between Market and King.
Two eventful periods In q wOman's lie-
when she won Iers Uso she will have and
when sAe wonders who will have her.
CfJ to SiMperd, No. III West 9Th street. be-
tore buying your water coolers, refrlgerators,
no. Ioa will save money. He cells cheap.
Stoves stored for tho summer.
TnI IDRA.
''You are my one idea"
Tho gentle maiden sighed:
VI am ysur ''tw0" eyed DEAR"
He laughiAsly replied:
III, Q. Dodge.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
The llrowning Gas 9.

Coroner Bata held an inquest last
evening, over the lad who was drowned
!, the Christiana creek last Saturday.
The Jury rendered verdict of acci-
dental drowning. Mr.. Warner, of the
firm OF Charles Warner Il Co for whom
the barge to which ,ths lad belonged
had come, has tslegraphed to Pottsyille
to learn who the boy is. Should no
answer he received to day he will be
Inferred in Potter's field.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12

Mr.. Paynter retorted that even II the
city did draw its supply from above 1t
would be necessary to purchase the
right all the same.
LOWERING THE PIGyRE.
Mr.. Rodney moved to amend the
amendment OF Mr.. Chandler by snLsti-
tuting. .$20, 900 for $25.000.
Messrs. McMenamin, Rodney, Chan
dler and other members spoke various
ly upon the subject.
The qeestion on the amendment to
the amendment was then put and lost
by the following vote: .
Ayes-Messrs. Carmichael, Chandler,
Heusted, Paynter, Rodney and R. H.
Tayl0r--6.
Nays-Msssrs. Allen, Absle, Blake,
Barnbill, Downing, Hanna, McGlinshy,
McMsnamin, Smith, Merris Taylor,
Townsend, Sharpley-13.
The question then reverted to the
amendment making it $25, ,0c0 which
was lost. .s..
LOWERING IT sTHL MORE.
Mr.. GcMenamin then moved to
amend the resolution making the
amount S15, 900.
Mr.. Merris Taylor said he hoped the
Council would do nothing Of the kind,
but that il 1t wanted to purchase to fix
its own figure. Messrs. Price have fixed
their own figures, and the Council, in
doing this is putting itself in ridisu-
lous light.
Mr.. Payntsr asked that the Water
Committee To excused frsm voting.
Refused.
The vote was as follows
Ayes-Msssrs. Blake, Chandler, Car
michael, Huested, McMapamin, Psyn.
ter, Rodney, Smith,R. II. Taylor, Presi-
dent sharpley-lo.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Adele, Barn
hill, downing, Hanna, nsGlinchey,
Merris Taylor, Townsend--8.
The question now reverted to the res
olution or amendment, and it was pas
sed by the following vote
Ayes-Msssrs. Adele, Blake, Chand.
Ter, Carmichael. Heusted, McGlinchey,
McMenamin, Paynter, Rodney, Smith,
r. H. Taylor, Merris Taylor, President
Sharpley-13.
Nays-Msssrs. Allen, ,Barnhill, Down
ing, Hanna, Townsend-5.
Mr.. Merris Taylsr had first vsted in
the affirmative, but changed his vste.
Council then adjourned at 1870
O. 'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
The Bicycle CIuD.

This evening the members Of the Bi-
cycle club will meet and complete the
organization Of the Wilmington Bicycle
and Gymnasium Club. The assess
ments of each member per month will
be about fifty cents. The Old Foundry,
Tenth and Orange streets, will be used
as a gymnasium and as soou as possible
it will be placed in proper condition
More members are needed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12

Comaiit,ing an assault on sergeaut 0
police John W. Lssg with intent Il
kill and plead not guilty. His eounse
Charles B. Lore announced that ht
woRld be ready for trial by Thursday
morning.
Charles Adams charged witR the lar
eeny Of silver dollar from the Newark
Grange Cooperative store plead guilty
TO the Charge. --.....
James Harman plead not gull
| ty 70 the larceny OF an iron fish
plate valued at e5, the property Of the
P. W. h B. Railroad Company and an
noRnced himself ready for trial.
sewell steckley plead not guilty 10
the charge Of entering the residence Of
Rx.sheriff Grubb in New Castle Hun
dred en- the night otEebruary 10th, and
stealing therefroma q goli watch and
chain, pair Of sleeve buttons an over
coat and number OF bank bills amount
ing in the aggregate to SO.
The names Of John Brielley and
Thomas Garraghy, alias "Brocky Tom
being called on q charge Of larceny and
not answering their bail bond was de-
clared forfeited.
Charles Adams, who had plead guilty.
10 the larceny Of dollar frsm the New
ark cooperative store, was sentenced
to pay costs, 81 restitution money, on
Saturday next to be whipped with ten
lashes, b imprisoned three months, land
to wear q convict's jacket six months
after his release from confinement.
The Jury. in the case Of Cs,harine
Sinex having returned with verdict
Of guilty, Catharine was sentenced 10
pay the costs, IS restitution money
and to be imprisoned three months.
The ease Of the State vs.. Harry Gar
rstt, charged with illegal voting At last
| Ssptsnber's election, was nolle prose-
quied, BY the States Attorney and the
witnesses in the case we're discharged.
A Jury was called in the ease Of the
State vs.. James Hannah, shsrged with
the larceny Of an iron fish plate from
the P. W.& B. Railroad Company. The
evidences in the case was that Hannan
endeavored TO sell the iron at Melons
Junk shop in French street, but the
prisoner stated that the iron was giren
to him by two men whom he met, and
who threatened to kill him II he did
not 20 and sell it for them.
When the jury was about 10 retire
with the case, Benjamin Money the
foreman noticing that the prisoner had
the appearance Of . person Of unsound
mind asked him some questions relative
10 how he came in possession Of the
money.
Thomas J. Mellsn and Officer Will
liam Springer then respectively took
the stand and testified that they be-
lieved the prisoner TO be partially in
sane and not responsible for his acts.
The Chief Justice said he was glad
the point Of insanity had been raised, /,
as it would be reproach upon the ad-
minstrstion OF justics to punish an in
sane man.
The Jury returned verdic. Of not
guilty without leaving the box. AS
Hannah left the box he said: God bless
you gentlemen Of the jury, and God
bless you too Judge"
The Court then adjourned until IL
o'Glosk 70 morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
sheriff ERles.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Morrison sold the following properties
at the Lafayette Hotel:
A lot and dwelling house on JeEer
son street between Second and Third
streets, the property OF Eliza Cornell
to Joshua Maris, for the sum of $500.
A lot and frame dwelling house, on
Walnut street between Seventh and
Eighth streets, the property Of Samuel
Sheppard, to 4. Pennington, for the
sum Of Sbe0.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
Seeds, seeds.

bulNs,E's Premium Flat Dutch
hse, sugar Beet, Long Red Mapgol
nl, Long Blood BED Beet all the
nvith & tbl. line of Henderson's 4
hssle by C!!ppen, No. 3 West Sd
\. No iSrme, can affo,d to be with.
4Ge roots who wishes To have his
btVell KEEP: in winter.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
Positively the Last Day

As people Of Wilmington can con
lh. Wm. Darmon at No. sos Mar.
t.et. The last chance is now af.
Ethe citizens TO call upon the doc.
& before leaving tor his home in
iddph!s. A word 10 the wise
III b. Sufficient,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
very Inviting.

=, yodel Tailor store, which mas
ll' s,'n "'D, rsplspisbed with new stock
('.SI. MI a. dc weather grows warmer
w. ,s'' ;ea;op, a is now very attractive
W. in,itirr its1 to those who wish to be
.s.t,be % % wei! as to improve their
|..n,, % sppsarsr,e in the way of a
4 @ S,tirp sri.. our stock is entirely
aI5 n", tysde be.rg such as to not al
',rr M business to get stale nor clothes
.m,n from one season to another
~, hands. CARSON, 233 Market
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
Lace woods, Hosiery, &s.

+ M ladies' ars invited to call and in
tthe large SID handsome assort-
sst lace goods, hosiery, summer
Ms and ladies' spring and summer
|hVssr, a; Mrs. NJ. 4. Riley's, No.
J King street. Her store has been
mr.by ref;ed and stocked with
hlMds.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
EfKaN Pigs.

Two pigs, one black, the ether white
and black. strayea away from the
premises of John IA. Macklem, corner
Of Fourteenth and Scott streets, two Or
three weeks age. They may be trav-
cling together or separately, as some
tins elapsed after the frst one was
missed, before IKE other one left. 1t is
supposed that they are either in Chris
tisna or Mill Creek Hundred. Should
apy of the farmers notice pigs Of the
above description they will confer a
favor ON Mr. Macklem by Informing
him of the fact. He offers liberal re-
ward for their return.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
o,r,sFev More Days.

h Da,mor o.r be consulted only fol
h more days al the select boarding
Es Of Mn. Day, No. 6oS Marke,
n, The afflicted are invited to cal
4 No hin. No charge for medical
|iy and a su,e cure when q disease
1 i, reached by medical aid. HI
|,s rcur ailments without asking q
l.iinn
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
FleHP, FlOur.

Fat Feduotion in hoWr at steam
@ West Front street. Family
|Hite slWsyb on hand a car now on
FW Best brands of Minnesota
|E'h the very lowest price. Salts
F@Taranteed. Give US a call.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
The Firss case.

A gentleman, named Patrick Morris,
but recently arrived from Ireland, re-
ceived sunstroke on Monday while
digging q cellar. About noon he went
to his home, on Sixth street between
Lombard and Poplar streets, at the
same time complaining of severe pain
in his head. During the day his suf-
ferings increased, but now he has some
what recovered.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
s,rc,Al MENTION.
u-.,.uerchnnt.

aF NJ NVuh~
,,T Nv York papers are Gag eagerly y ;,an. IN.
r. y, ssS 'b,ir readers that attn the .asin mi,o~, =,
dsrt dent is likely to occur r,,igsn ags,n a. ~
'lne r'S,p y ., other foreigner. 1t
nrM' -, ,uS sspo, Ricardo F. Kohly, a
y ~ ,aII II,ysus merchant, ..'.na. with INA.
sl, % enterprise that ,s,as oasraoser1aSs r",
'ISjn .hst gaze Christopher . Ia n oIl- a
s,',' ~ !, s,sst stake, sent TO- 70 n; VA a,
! tlPlla' ,. ',J, ,j.ke, il the April drawing
4 p' ',s,Id.Wids famous Louisiana
4. NJ 1,.sry, rsl and received ey return ar,
~ M I,lr Il. I,Sss, and learned Sy tsl. 70 ;.
In \, I'll chis success in earning Ing 6,o oy the is
\ |'',n,Ds' n',ls IL IL the debssed Havana cur,
!. ,Sl'r ,Soa, $4,000 or $50, coo. And
" sT sv' s,s VOL not an imitator OF this
\, ssn, ssnn,,u,ri, dear resdsrs
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
APampher slayer.

From the Butler Greek tOrcgou Enterprise.
A few days ago Mr.. Haugh, vhe
| lives near Scott's Mills, started fol
Beaver Lake 10 get some cedar timber
he had along large bored rife, lit
tie rat.terrier and rather large dog Of
part newfoundland breed. After leav-
ing the main road and getting on An al.
most blind road he saw panther ersss
the road ahead of him. He stepped
the team, tied them to small tree and
followed the dogs, who had succeeded
in freeing the panther in very short
time. 1t was on large oak tree, about
thirty feet from the ground, and groWl'
| ing savagely. MIR. Haugh fell back a
short distance, in order to get a rest
shot, fred and his game fell dead TO the
ground, having made final leap which
brought him about fifteen or twenty
feet from the tree. On going back to
the wagon the children pointed ont an.
other panther, back on the road over
which they had passed. On approach,
ing it to get = shot it darted into the
brush, followed by the two dogs, who
succeeded in freeing that enc without
any difficulty. On following the dogs
Mr.. Haugh found it on large limb Of a
Ar tree about twenty-five or thirty feet
from the gronnd. Getting rest on
the side Of q tree some distance away,
he shot this one. At the crack Of the
guH the panther jumped from the tree
and was followed by the dogs. On fol-
lowing them it was found dead about
100 yards from where IL was shot. On
approaching the ranch where Mr.. s.
Huelet once embarked iu the cattle bus
mess he found that the little dog had
succeeded in freeing panther about
two-thirds grown. This one was shot
dead. Before Mr.. Haugh had time 10
load he heard the big dog barking at
something about 200 yards Of down the
hillside. On going to where it was he
saw the biggest panther he ever saw-a
very large female. She was growing
and swapping her teeth at the dogs so
much that she formed the most savage
picture he had ever seen. II was diff
cult to get q good shot, but on trlng she
came down and the limb on which she
was with her. As she ran of the dogs
followed her, and on corning up with
them he saw her on stump about
twenty five feet from the ground. Mr..
Haugh shot again, but as no vital part
was struck it only succeeded in making
her crowl and lash her tail hercer than
ever. On looking for bullet Mr.. Haugh
found he had only half a bullet left,
with which he had to make a successful
shot or lose his game. His patching
was all gone aswell, SO tearing of part
OF the lining Of his coat, he pnt it ronnd
the bullet and rammed it home. TAX
ing q careful aim he fired. This time
he saw the huge beast tumble to the
ground, to be seized by the dogs. She
seized the big dog by the scalp with
one paw, and had succeeded in tearing
the scalp nearly of when death pat an
end to her struggles. The last one, ON
being measured, was over nine feet from
Tip to tip. All the panthers were full
grown, except one, which was only
two thirds grown. They were all kill
led within two hours,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
'ale Of the Tharmamasar

ES,, S"'tESl'cAS y Office, on Wednesday
||sS,R, 70 O'clock, O'Clock
14I TO
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
q. A. II. Attention /!

W in lire and march to the Boston
FFdte Clothing House, 2l3 Market
Vhsrt ycr can purchase good
fstusk vests for 75e.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
''Aisht'S Police Ae.r,urs.

b r,n', nafrg;Na was arraigned at
sssSna,', s%n'' Ias' evening, charged with
EA,ins' 'sS and disOrderly conduct,
siD si1s ( 'l*''e'e,l with dog. catcher
hs4,N ,I' Pt'formsnee Of his duty.
Nj "''' dollars and costs was inn.
vtt'islsy, wearing a shirt, the
kh,iSnu.' was covered with blood,
|qS H;,i Ms head bandaged, was
hNd d|al WI! ts'ng drunk and disord-
my%i,..caE threatening language
|sp' 'jLsetsL jnsI; Gardner. The prisoner
E@ @sSus!l'on s"uNs strsst near Second,
Ey,p.a.' evening was a great
ENs'r"St!a testified that he boarded
|Ssta.sa i,I ,Splsf'S family, and he had
III NJ n. " Ae remained, TO mash his
NJ Prisoner was fined So and
|%eG, AVA S.S >, ,hen arraigned on q
aNNs' y nat Of resisting Officer
@'Sin 'isl ~ he had sndeavored tc
|SnrId ,,n he was very disorderly
&h thy n.y. 70 @ Eight the officer. The
" W" 'fsnss fined him IS and
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
The Weather,

M ns nUsspS'inent, 0fics Of the Chief
VNSe'' Washington, May l2-1
N. |S'uCls aG icr Wednesday-For the
|S,... a'lsl'!c States, northwest to
I'M. S. NInds; cooler, clear weaths.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

II ,27s Prizes amounting to. .&522, 500
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, ella. )n,u,,.
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, OF Va. is'
Application ior rates to clubs shculd only
be made to the etfce of the Company in New
Orleans.
Write Tor circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La,
Or BaHle person at .
No. 3ls Broadway. New York.
N. B.-This 20. has NOaAGEEIS in tho
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, ana ali persons
pretending to be 30 and soliciting orders by
etrculars or otherwise are SWIHULERS. 5l2
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12

New Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Ma
chine. No basting.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY %,

IoFEh HALF a MlLllON DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90,
This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Education
al and Charitable purposes, in 1868, RoR
THE TERM OF TWENTY five YEARS,
to which the inviolable faith Of the State n
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing ifs
| franchise In the new constitution adopted De-
cember End, A. D., 1879, with capital Of
81, ,OvO, 900, 70 which 1t has since added q re-
serve fund si oyer $S50,000.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
lNiiS will take place monthly. II neuer scates
or postpenes. Lsok at the following Disgri-
butien .H..a--...-.- s.r
GRAND PROMENADE CoNCERT.,
during which will take place the ..N..
| l2sst Grand M0Rthiy
AND THE
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAI.
DRAWING,
AZ New Orleans. Tu esday, Jano rs,
Under tbe personal supervision and m anags
ment of
GEN. q. T. BLANCHARD, Of La, and
GEN. JC BAL A. BAKLY, of Virginia.
Capital Prise, 100000.
NOTlCE.-Tiekets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, $5. Flfths, ~. Tentns, 81.
LIST OF PRIZES,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12

Mr.. Paynter retorted that even If the
city did draw its supply from above il
would be necessary to purchase the
right all the same.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-12
NEW ADvERTIsHMHN1S.

This IS the only Lottery Of any state ever
voted on and endorsed BY its people.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION u
OVER HALF A MILLION DlSrRIBUTEU