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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-14
TAXING DRUmmERs.

Judge Sawyer. IN the U. s. Circuit
Court Tor Nevada. has decsdsd that
commercial travellers. or travelling sales.
men. ere there taxable, and that ne
violation Of the q. 8. Constitution Il
caused By tAeir taxation. The Law Of
Nevada, passsa il 1917. prssidss that
"evsry travelling merchant. agent.
drummer. or other person selling or
odsring to sell apy goods. wares Of
@srchendiss Of any Kind 70 b. dsliy
cred at soms future tims." o. cssSyine
samples sad soliciting orders. shall =
. hcsnss and pay twenty i've doll6ss :
month Tor Il; and farther provides that
whoever sslls o. ssiss to cell in violation
Of the statute shall b. dseued guilty
1t . uhdsneaaor. end b. liable 70 :
dns Of not less thaa afty dollars nor
more than .avs hssdssd dollsra A
sAlssmaa travelling Tor . Ban Francisco
housa with samples II coffee Or ssa,
Vas arrested under this law for doing
baaineas without liosaos. Hi peauei.
pals assumsd the dafeoss 81 the case.
and Is Aas been aeeidsa aoAissa thsm.
Tho bAsis u the defense was that The
Legislature sf Nsvads had aasaasa !
power yh,eh belonged only % Congress,
under seseion 9th. asticls lsl, of The
Coustitslioa Of III Us,tsd States. Al
taxing Interstate commerce. The
Court decided that the Nevada lev did
not violate this o. any other provision
Of the Coustitution 81 the United States
inasmuch - the license Zee IL NOT tax
upon the nsrebandiss sold " traOs-
serrsd iron ous State to another. bal
upon the privilege Of doing basinss,
under The protection Of The. sstats lava.
Furthermore. - thefs WAS 90 discrim-
inasion. and the citizens OF Nevada srs
required 70 pay this came az fof :
basiasss liesnsu. the decree Of The Cir,
cult Court b hsld 70 be in harm nv
With : ruling y the paitsd States Sa-
prsns Oosrt. that the LAYING q -
indiscfiminsts tAx Of this chasscter 4
within the po~sr q esnAs gdsSss
ment
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CAMRoRNIA.

SAN Raxsnsoa MAJ 1s-ssaess
abnos Hanford. q : public uestiok e.
ter the lato affsay. passed . resolution
hnlding the railroad company responsi-
BILE for the tragedy. and pledging their
honor to use all honorable means to
prevent fasther bloodahei1. aid b apes
waiting far legal vindication Of their
RIGHTS. Speeches sere made urging
the settlers to stand together on this
conmon curse. ND die Tor their homes
II need be. Hart 10 creditad with .he
statement. befnre his death. that Harris
one II the settlers. fired the first shos.
voundiug him IN the abdomen.
San rsk 1oseco. Msv lL-Arrived,
ship Templar, fram seattle.
Sailed Brig D-scsn. TOR Port Dis
covssy. and big Josephine. Tor Por,
san FxAxtisco. Msy n -Charg.s
sgainst Mayor Ksiloch we're nlsd today
10 the ofirs 81 tie clerk OF the Superior
Court Tprys are. in bri~t. neglect II
duty - Mayor and Cnairman Of che
busrd al Elect,np Comma.sinners and
President I ths DOnrd " Supssv,anru.
hringlug the people Of the cssy into
infSay aud dtkgssss W his pablic ~
teraaoss. encouraging unlswfnl and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-14

The lawyers who are spoken Of as
candidates for the California Judgeship
made vacant by the death of Judge
DAingerfield, last week. are D. Louder
back, j. P. Davis. W. II. Fifield. C. B.
Darwin and r. q. Mcclellan. The
appointment will hold good until next
January only.
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AMERICAN MEAT IN ENGLAND.
FOR THE INrELLIaENcER.l

Among American enterprises of late
years in the way Of trade. none have
achieved equal success or attained such
magnitude IS the expectation of live
cattle and fresh meats to Eugland. In
1876 the exports Of fresh beef aggre-
gated 1900. 900 pounds; in 1879. M.-
0Oo. OO0-s gsin 30 O00. 600 pounds il
four years. The increase 10 the ship
rnents Of live stock for slaughter has
been proportionately great The fol.
lowing table shows the shipments in
the four years ending with 1879:
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Totals. 29S,3 5k 19l
190.66s.1ol

] For the drss three menths Of the
- pear the shipments have been
ee9N6 nggregating in value over $2.-
.6So. 60 The dsnaand IA expsctsd to
tQRops6 - the summer advances, owing
% The partial revival Of business ac,iv.
ity q EAglsAd. snd To- the fact that
nngiish farmers will be unable TO put
their cattle on the market until After
they sre ssap-fed. which viii be late
In August. b.
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$50 Mech e1e3neWs ~ ~
Undoubtedly With childssu. aetFihatSd
to other causes. il occasioned BY Worms.
BRowN's vERNIFU0E Contra OF
Worm Loxsoges. although ei5ectual in
destroying wosms. can do no possible
injury to The most delicate child. Thil
valuable combination has bsen succsss-
fully used BY physicians. and found "a
b absolutely sure in ersdicatiue
worms, % hurtful to children. Twenty.
Eve cents . box.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-14

-Is essAaie. Nav issA. 10 u viss q
Harry Digslov. 90.
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Fer the best photographs IN all
styles. In bright Of cloudy weather, 10
to xoorss. Sullisans Block. Front
street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-14

WASHINGTON D. O.. June Ia 1o3e<s
l have known OF ssversl persous Who
regarded themselvss - greatly bsne.
flied. and come Of them n permsnensly
cured % diseases ~ the kidusys end
urinary oroans By yoar medicine,
Warnes's 6afa Kidney and Liver Cure.
| have known. too. Of it, uss In nimilas
cases BY physicians Of the hiRhsst char
acter and standing. I do not doubt
that il has great virtue.
T. T. RAwwrw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-14

wAsmINGroN 'rnnnRronY.
WALLA WALIA. Nay 10 Prank J
Parker. Of the Walls Walla Statssmaa,
vhessae Indicted gby the, esand Jury
for libel Tor Publishing n c Harris =
dishensst. Vas acquitted today. go
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UNITED STATES
Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF vKNDITfONI
- exponas, Issued ont Of the District Court
for the Third Judicial District Of Washineton
Territory. holding terms & 6eattle. n ahWixalty,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-14
Notlce Of Assessment.
ylenu, Rose islnias Company.


location o priuA. place o. business, San
FfanU-gc, California
Location o. worAs, Humboldt county, State
d Nevada.
Noteg Is hereby given, that az meeting Of
tbe Hca5, al 4. cctos held un The 2&d day q
December, 1870, an assessment No. y Of tive %
cents Per suaro was j. Wed upon the capital
stock el the corporate N, Ityab,e Immediately
ia United States gold celia, 70 the Secretary, as
1he oltoc OF the company 40 sahsonle street,
Stu ilancisco, Cali'orpa.
ANY stock ,plau which arts assessiacnt shan
remain uura.G on Wednesday, the 2cth day OF
Januaty, 1850, viii te delinquent, ard adVer-
tised Tor sale al public auction, and uniess pay
lurut is ulad hcicre, u BE- sold on III fSHAl,
tie SEVENTEENTH deg Of FEBRUARY. 1880,
to nay tie delinquent asst fuent. together
With costs of advertising ava expenses OF sale
l1y ordet Of h. Board q Directors.
LCCiEN HERMANN, SECRETARY.
ORIcE- No. 70 sansohe street, ran IRAN
cisco, California. dee2ota
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IT II Z
GREAT ENGLISH EEETEDY

Is q never failing
Cure for Nervous
De hiiity, Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
" eakAess, Sperna-
torihoea. D. u = e
asAN3aessEb, In
potency, Paral.Y sis,
and all the terrible
fleets 81 self-ahuse,
Youthhd Foilie.,
sns EXeesses in
Naturer y eaJs .
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P0sTg0NssszENT.

The sale of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, October 2oth, 1879, at the same
hour ald place. By order OF the Board OF
Directors,
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-14

such -iae.ii - .i-&'sittde, Hocttfnal
Emission. Ayersion'to Society, Dhnness Of NiS-
ion, Noises ia the Head, the vital Rdid passing
uno6seryed in the urine, and many Other az
seases that lead to insanity and death.
Dlg. IzSTsE viii agree to forfeit rive
isuasir,t.s Es0siaFS for case Of this kind the
vETtG fkFssT0EsATFSA (ender his SPECIAL
advice anu tsea'mentl viii not cuse, or for any
thing impure on injurious found in it. Dk.
MENras treats all Private Diseases success
fully without mercury GenSg;ifaiioa sra e.
Thorou-H examination ana aavie including
analysts 81 urine, IS 90, Price Of Vital re.
sf0Yatiye. 50 90 a Bottle or four times the
quantity, SO %; sent 10 any address upon re-
ceipt OF price, or G. o. D., secure from observa-
ton, and N priYate nasre \ desired, by
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-14
E'OsE'0NEsaEsT.

The sale of delinquent stock of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. February 18th, 1850, at The same
hour and place. " order Of he Board OK Di-
rectors
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary,
jy24 -td--d22-td
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ton, anu IN private naahe II desired, Dy
a. s.. NEATsE, VI. D..
N kcarnqy street. san Francisco, Cal.

DIT. sEENgsE's ElKgSEy REMEDY,
Nf.PEsEE GsCssE. cures AL kinds Of Kidney
and Bladder Complains, 0onorthoea, elect
Leucorrllpea. For sale by all druggists; 81 90
q bottle, Sly bottles Ter 50 90. bs
gpfs. saENgTn'S DsNBEsrON PILLS
I. are the hess anu cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
ElzI0y = cure in the market For sale4hy al
Druggists d27-ly
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
snEBA SILVER xrsIso COMPANY.

Location Of principal place OF business, San
Francisco. California; location of WORKS, Hum
boldt county, Nevada
NOTICE-There are delinquent, upon the
followinL described stock, on account Of assess
ment No. 10, levied on the - day of May, 1873,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareho4deib Us follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-14
PcsTP0HGSIENE.

The sale of delinquent stock Of the above
nained Company is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, August p, 1879, at thc same hour
and place. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ABRAHAM IfALSEY, Secretary.
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POsTr0NEsEG.NT.

The sale of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company IS hereby postnoned until
FRIDAY, December 18TH, 1879, at the same
hour and place. By order Of the Board OF Di-
reetors.
ABRAHAM HALsEY, Secrctary. tE
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
Dr. Tanner riIIing Up.

DR.. Tanner of whom the public
probably have about enough is max
ing as great sensation in his eating as
he did In his fasting. He has upset all
medical theories and predictions in
his enormous consumption of food,
which ought to have killed him, after
abstinence for forty days. he eats
everything he fancies and will not allow
interference by the physicians. Nor
does he appear to be any the worse for
this treatment Of himself, as he has
gained eleven pounds in forty-eight
hours, and his face has fuller fresher
and healthier look. He receives no visi.
tors. He said this morning, 81 know
that am right about how long man
can live without eating. The accepted
theory is wrong. l knew that 1t was
wrong and I have proved it. There is
always strong feeling against over
throwing anything which has been
believed in for a long time; and in
establishing the truth Of my idea, !
have to contend against this feeling of
opposition, which I expected. " At
noon yesterday his temperature was
100, his pulse 95, and his weight 1921
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
HARD ON THE BOYS.
q Dangerous Swimming Plnce-A
Matatorium Ranntng Wfth RGis
sonOns Chemicals, .aa

| MotAt0k1um BuDmlWB WlbB E0A'
senORs Chemicals. .as
The only place within the city limiti
where the boys can bathe without
being arrested and fined is in tht
north race Of the Brandywine jus,
below the upper dam. The skin pois.
cning Of lad who has been daily
bathing here for two weeks past hat
led to an examination Of the water,
The result Of this examination is told
by correspondent as follows:
"The examination revealed the fact
that at times this place is but little
better than cesspool.
The pipes that carry off the refuse
matter from Jessup & Moore's Paper
mill and the ones from Bancroft's and
Riddles empty into the Race a short
distance from the bathing ground.
Therefore, the lads get the benefit Of
all the Ingredients and chemicals used
in the manufacture Of paper. The
principals are lime, sod ash, allums
and chlorene in addition to the dir
and filth washed from many tons o!
rags daily that are brought from all
Iparts Of the earth. Besides this, IL Ii
"double shotted" with the dye stuff
and all other refuse matter from Ban
croft's and Riddles factory. In a
suit lately settled in the Chester
County Court Of parties against paper
Manufacturing company on Birch Run
It was in evidence that the cattle going
into the creek below the mill, were
seriously injured by the hair and skin
coming of. 1t is simply an outrage,
that the boys should be deprived Of SC
useful and healthy sport as swim
ming and bathing or be driven into
such sink Of filth by city authority"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

wonder the people who like good
4 are dropping in 50 fast ct the
4 Mills, No. 30S W. Front street,
4 the best 80. -four in the city
s5.5O per barrel.
|nonoo's Golden Female Pills,
ssmsp's Female Pills and Hooper's
4 Sold by J. R. Hartman, Druggist,
bid Poplar streets. .,. a,
nnsdy's Prairie Weed and Kenne'
'FsvOrits Remedy sold by Taylor u
kton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
fling street.
] New Davis Sewing Machine has
Ftical feed that will sew without
pg.
Hear Havana filed cigar given on
!, the New York Store, B. x. cor.
ID French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
BREvITIES.

Sun rises 6.07........Sun sets To3.
Slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
One box DIR. Bliss pile salye cures,
Cr,h ,.Iod az EuI,msr,o ana Morket st
D.u,,.a ,-.n. a. Fr,Ir, avis kos Mort.t q,
D'Vnou 0iSo' o. ui'n0i wv nl"i '''
jars lor s@le "y 'n0 0NSe a' 'ne '''. S'oio:
Death to Corns' has no equal for Duntons
G. s. Humphrey, the halter. 2l6 Market st
Cumming andloo ,hing at No. 10S E. Second
street.
ALWAYS cut on In its prime-An interes
coupon.
Trv one box DR.. Bliss dyspepsia pills and
be- happy,
n.Ytrsmas in evervthinp IA n charaeterIstit
of women.
1-..,..,,. s,., p.oh 4. .h. -,r,. MAN IN
,hs rt@ht nisce,
~. ,,. =. w.,d,n a. 1,oxd,.
ruIS V'uoi yuuoS". Wio.. 60. ~ "oiuAn - A'''" d
oeVon'n ehu mug 'U0's"'
Paper IL now evon mS9e lno p"ro nS'an@
cigars. "hst neAt omoAe
One dose Dr.. Bliss Ant.Bilious Powder
cures sick hsa6ache.
Lawyers make apt politicians. It's all one
s'trade" or profession.
Some Of tho Second street butchers sell thlr
beef. So other butchers soy.
Remember the West Church Excursion te
Cape MAY, on the 10th OF August.
Eox the dead clown aud comedian. IA tf
have q biography written of him.
7. a sv,dsnce Of n low taste vfan a. man
osts an his XMAS To drink from a brook :
30 m. -. uo,, ~. uorru, toho ,r,.. m
.,va nart in Inc Demoorstio ranks this YEAR
wv ~, l.. ....,-
Adalrs name an1 ,ame ID gS.ung I 70 pc
hoosonoiu ~ulu ~ '" Do,s"o. ~ mo'Ao' o.'
Tho NOW VOTE lriDane mas tWo type SET
ting hacnlnes III se'i'e opsrauon ~ their
ONCE.
Friends Scheol, 4tn and west streets. Ap.
ply for circular to +. Z. Bach, principal, COS
King 81.
The members Of the Young Republican
Club 90 to Kennett Square, Pa., next Mon
day evening.
First 1t was the swill peramDulation, now 1t
is the ash man. Lord, give us an economic
Deaocrauc Council.
DR.. Bliss 217 ". Third street, would like to
soc oil those patients Pronounced incurable
by other physicians.
The Young Republicans have thus far or.
ganized six companies to turn out in the com.
Ing parades during tue campaign.
Fraim. sos King street, is selling fruit lars
and iellies, also table ware, both In glass and
crockery, at the lowest price, possible.
10 Tho beer statistics were taken in WILL
mineton, the water works would be left in tho
shade,
NM. o,a.s, oorx NJ tho p,bIeIa owned nv n
ins S. oToTo WoDSepp' W. oIwevs tbonyht Gersev
,n Mnnin ,,o o .,,rood;, ~ Ser ''
hao soho sVou ~ NJ.
3. W.HollingsWorth, praolcal Jeweler, con.
tinues to repair andmake leN eiry 70 oraer at
his old place OF business, NO. Sos snipiey u.
Why don't Hunt sell his dead CANNES to
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
Merely Mentioned.

The pavement on the eastern side OF
Adams street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, is In very bad condi-
tion. '''
The crossing at Tenth and Adams
streets needs repairing and the atten-
tion Of the Street Commissioner Is di.
rooted 10 II.
There Is q bsd hole at Fourth and
Union streets which needs repairing
ana a. the sost would bs ve1y slight
Immediate attention should be givea Il
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
From HehOIb 9th,

Special Correspondence of the Republican.
REHsBoTA BEACH, Aug. 9.-The new
chapel Just completed at this place was
dedicated yesterday, Rev. DR.. Lama.
han Of Washington having charge Of
the services.
Tho financial matters were taken In
charge by Rev. W. J. Stevenson. He
asked the congregation for $1,000 and
the collection taken up exceeded that
amount by thirty cents.
The chapel Is fine one and seats 300
people.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

Daring the absence OF Rev Thomas
M. Eastwood, there will be no evening
service at the Bethany Baptist Church
on Sundays. The morning service will
be conducted at 1890 O'Clock. Rev.
Frank McKsever will preach next Sun
day morning. Sabbath school At 2 p.
m. Rev. Mr.. EASTWOOD will return Of
The olsse Of ths month.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
The Arbutua noes Cluh.

The following dispatch was received
at the RnPUnLIsAN office yesterday
afternoon Just too late for publication
lin yesterdays issue:
LnwR, DOL, Aug. Q, 1880 Tho Arbutus
bay clue arrived here at one o'eloce this p. n,
| al we'll. W. B. 0nH, Capt.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
In the Far West.

Topeka thRn.) OeplWi, avg ..
Prof. and Mrs. s. ]. Wiley, Of vii.
mington, Del, are registered at the Fifth
Avenue. Mr.. Wiley is principal Of the
high schools in Wilmington and is on
This way west to visit his brother at Kins.
ley, Kansas.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
GREAT PAWNBROKERs, SALE

T. ~oy-
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, PLATED.WARE, GUT
LERY, &C., AT AUG ilON.
BY order of Moses Levi Pawnbroker, Of
Baltimore, Md. We will sell at our auction
store Ill East rourth street, on
FRIDAY NIGHT, Aug. 18th,
at TX o'clock, and continue on Saturday
morning, at 10 and same evening at 7.S0
o'clock. A large stock OF gold, and silver
cd ware, &c. These goods, (pawned and for
ftited) will be sold without any guarantee
and without any limit or reserve. MOSES
LEVI, Pawnbroker.
L. W. Stidham q Sen, Auctioneers. s10-4t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
About streets.

People complain about the condition
of the sidewalk on the north side o.
Eighth street between Orange and Tat
nall; the east side Of Adams street he.
tween Eighth and Ninth, and also o.
the high bank which has to be climbed
at Ninth and Adams street. At great
many corners in town no names have
been put up. The cost Of this would
be trifing, and the benefit very great
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

The Session Of the Board OF bduTs. ~
.ion YES short last night owing 70 'ne ~
tacs tAa, no quorum was PiesnSnMs. M.,a.,
sdioavnnent wss edsesed until Mono''
avsniua usxt et Q 0oaosks
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
SewRng Machines.

J. c. Wilson, who has charge Of the
Singer Sewing Machine Office in this
city, has gone to Dover where he will
open q branch office.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
rne pFslysrd Bana.

The Millard Band elecse" '"' ''N"
ing ofioers last evening":
Prss.-J. W. Bradford.
Vice Pres.-W. Cross
seoty.--J. Y. Crowdins.
Treas. ~. II. Crumlish. "
Committee on Engagement-', ~
crowdinr, No. 937 Poplar street: ). l.
|Cresisr, No. Sl5 Chestnut street,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

Advices from thirty COUNTESS In
North Carolina and Virginia 10 the
Norfolk Va. Cotton Exchange show that
since the 2sth Of July there have been
ireouent and heavy rains, warm days
and cool nights, causing more or less
she edding, rust and too great growth
Of tho plant. Six counties report YER
min and army worm, but % yet COM
paratiyely little damage.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
The Weather.

i Department, Office Of the Chief
l Officer, Washington, Aug. 10
b.
|ications for Tuesdsy--For the
b Atlantic States, increasing
mess, probably occasional rain,
|srly winds, stationary tempera'
stationary or lower barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

ii has on bis stalls In the Thifd
u, sa.,ket, Ius a fine lot Of white perch
,nrs mSfS, Ssddock, halibut, Cape May
sf', ,roous. blue fish, black bass
.tSs, n varieties Of the anny tribe
I .,Iv and avoid the crowd.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
A DruggaSt Arrested for Fatal
Mistake

The ooroner's jury In the case OF
Catharine Monshan, who died from the
effects ofs solution Of morphine, given
in mistake by druggist George h. Van
brunt, Of seabright, N. j., for epson
salts, Brought in verdict last night
that death was caused by Vanbrunts
negligence, and asking that he be held
for Iaanslaughter. He was placed
undeY arrest.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
Delaware College,

The next term will begin September 1st,
1880. Students may take their choice Of three
regular courses Of study: The Classical, the
Scientific and Agricultural, and the Literary |;
or they may make selection OF studies.
Both sexes are admitted TO the class rooms.
For catalogues and full information ad-
dress President W. H. PURNELL, L. L. ID.
8l0.1mv Newark, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

tate Of the Thermometer
Ae REPUBLICAN Office, on Tuesday
|lng, August 10:
pck, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
b $50 92o
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
spECIAL mENTIos'


.s.,t of living in our close high
en- sasS. houses ui through the winter s,-s. 10
Plea ,rs"ns nUu1 oat Of ten, that nature
|no Oppuo Rpmors Of the system. Con
pSSs s,1s the lr liver, bowels and kidneys
'nuy .!ra suI and biliousnsss, constipa
psc'lSS, s,s the result. Kidnsy-Wor,,
|e'o,, c,'s o., on all these organs, AND
|,,,Ss U"Vt them to renewed action, re-
i' Ss.lth and strength.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
1ulrno,s shooting Affair.

A Springfield, Ills, despatch says
great excitement was caused there on
Friday night BY the shooting, at the
Fair grounds, Of q negro named Will
liam Lewis, by D. J. Jamison, . horse
trainer. While Jamison was attending
to the horses, some distance from the
house, he heard an outory from his
young servant girl, Hattie White:
Running to his house he found Lewis
assaulting and trying to overpower her.
He snatched up pistol from the wash
stand, and al Lewis fed began shooting
at him. The third shot struck Lewis
in the right side, inhioting probably q
fatal wound. Janison surrendered
himself.