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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

THE Boston Herald thinks that the an
nouncement that Senator llamln, Of
Maine, is not candidate for reelection,
may he looked upon as the venerable sena-
tors periodical joke, and that he may still
be included in the list of aspirants.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

THE author of "A Fools LIrand. =
Judge Tourgee, is going to visit several
states to speak for Garfield. Is his idea
to afford palpable illustration of his clear
story.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

THE elimination of Hayess career as a
civil service reformer will occur when he
reaches the Pacific coast and takes tie
stump for Garfield.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

THE New York Tribune of Feb. e6.
1873. called for James \. GartielG's ex
pulsion from Congress. for brii,e-tahing.
Now it complains of Democratic news
papers for throwing mud at its candidate
for president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-26
Grown. Household P.n.ce..

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly Re-
lieve Pain, whether chronic or acute, than
any other pain slleviator, and it 10 warran.
ted double the strength of any similar pre-.
paration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
All Aches, and is the Great Reliever Of Pain.
Browns Household Panacea" should be in
every family. A teaapoonful of the pana-
cea in tumbler at hot water [sweetened, il
pref. rred taken at bedtime, will Break up
u Cold. 25 cite. a bottle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-26
Much siokness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by Worms.
Browns Nermifuge Comfits, or Worm Loz-
euges. although e4ectnal in destroying
worms, can do no possible injury to the
moat delicate child. This valuable com.
bination has been successfully used By ply.
%s'cisns, aud found 10 be absolutely sure in
.radicating worm-, 40 hurtful to children.
twenty-five cents a box.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-26
wANrED.

Sherman 4 CO., Marshall, Mich, want
AT agent iu this county at once, at a sal.
airy Of 600 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address - above.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

"ANTED-lO7 sIIIpLEY.
3-25.6t*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

Mr.. II. 8. Saller, a wealthy German
accompanied by Mr.. Newman, emierap
agent at New York was prospecting las
week along the Breakwater & Woroes
ter railroad, for the purpose ofpurchas
ing 1000 acres Of land, on which to To-
cate colony direct from Germany. H,
has been offered a tract of land nea,
franklin City at a low figure, and IL Il
probable he will purchase, and at once
take steps to cary out his plans.
On Friday Thomas z. Barker, of Days.
boro, made violent assault BON J. p.
Morris, Of Millsboro, INJECTING a severe
flesh wound in his shoulder. Barker
is an athletic man while Morris is o Grip
pie.
The FELTON, oannery has been leased
by Robert Clifton, who proposes to fill
200, 600 cans with fruit this year, if he
can get the fruit.
At the age Of II years Rev. Isaac AID.
kins has resigned his charge at the
M. P. church, and will leave
the ministry.
X. r. Cochran of Middletown con-
Finues to urge his canvass for the Office
If Clerk Of the Peace.
Milton sent six vessel loads OF corn
o Philadelphia one day last week.
Georgetown's new brass band is i'm
rowing.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
An ElOping COuplo.

The Rev. DR.. Hunter and Miss Rmm,
Androvette, the pretty ninete en-year.
old daughter Of CorneliIs Androyette
a well-to' do carpenter of Holoken, N
j., who eloped together about three
weeks ago, have bsen heard from. On
tho day following their departure from
Hoboken. they sailed for Bermuda, on
the steamer Bermuda. Their baggage
consisted Of two small valises and thew
registered their names as Mr.. and Mrs.
houghton, of New York. The vessel
had gone a short distance down the
bay when Miss Androvette INQUIRED Of
the stewardsss whether she could pur.
chase clothing in Bermuda. She an
peared pleased on receiving an answer
in the affirmative. One of the offcers
says that the pair we're very affsctionate
and attracted much attention during
The voyage. Mrs. Hunter has left the
house In Hoboken and is supposed to
DO stopping with friend in Westfeld.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
J. M. Armstrong; Estate,

Letters of administration were gran
ted in the Surroglte's Court, New York
on Saturday, on application OF Julis
Armstrong, who was murdered in Cam.
den two years ago by Benjamin Hun.
ter and Graham, an accomplish, for
which crime Hunter was hanged and
Graham is now serving q sentence In
prison. Mrs. Armstrong, in her petit
tion, recites the granting Of letters of
administration to her in PHILADELPHIA
and says her husband left assets in New
York, consisting Of a policy in the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company for slO-
700 and another policy in the Man
haitian Life for 10000. She further
AYERS that these claims made by her
are contested, and that she is advised
hey are Of doubtful character and are
not worth more than 81 900. She gave
bonds in $4,000 to await the issue of
he suits on the policies.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLU SALE.
WIN be sold at Public Sale on the premi
fe', known as the Sta Line Farm, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1880,
At ! O'Clock,

At ] O'Clock, p. M;
A good farm Of n acres, more or fe-NN
less, good land. The Improvements nv
consist Of large stone mansion three et0rI /
nigh, cont lining ~ rooms, double porch in
'ro1t large franc barn with overshoot and
| shedding, good wagon house and corn cribs
lee house, filled; a large lawn surroundod
with iruit trees, there are about go apple
trees, about 40 pear trees and rs cherry trees
and an orchard of peach trees, plenty OF small
fruit, such as blackberries and raspberries and
pi MY Of grapes. This would make a splen.
did summer boarding house or hotel. and we'll
calculated for drove yard, q Osd running wa
Ter In every field on the place. The subscri.
lows: =" 'O'
Four head of good work or driving borses
one marc with fOal by Go 1denough, / co
coming TWO years. very promising three h aad
OF good mich COWS, two btifers coming two
years old, good stock two sows, ons with pigs:
fARMIAG IMPLEMENTS 0ne combined
champion mower and reaping machine, QUE
syracuse blow, and two other plow., steel
toetn morse rake, cultivators, / harrow, / |
TWO morse farm wagon with rigging, horse |
cart, milk wagon, Germantown carriage, / |
orR wagon, corn shelter. feed cut tel, 2 ioa |
chains, cross cut saw, large feed chests, / |
wing boz, carriage pole, post spade. lot |
o. shoyeis, picks. hoes, sc, IS pairs Of chick.
ehe, ducks and turkeys, 1 grain cradle,
sleie b and bells, 2 riding saddles and brides,
side saddle, set OF stage harness, cart har,
ness 2 sets Of carriage harness and a lot of
'Id harness, hay knife, maui and wedges,
,Iold axe ana other axes, lot Of hay and
traw and many other articles too Numerous 10
mention. Wheat In the ground.
TERMS Ali sums Of $40 and under c,sh.
lnd all over that amou at credit of 8 months
~ be given by the purchaser giving bank.
Die Note with approved indorser.
JAMES MCKAY,
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Austs. 324 Stdgtw
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Joy Cooke y Estate,

The remaining Jay Cooke assets, the
value Of which is set down at 81, 232,
49, including Northern Pacific rail-
road stock, real estate, eto, will be
offered at public sale on Wednesday.
The report of Edwin NJ. Lewis, the
trustee Of the estate, says it has already
been made to yield a dividend of sixty.
one per cent, which the remaining as.
sets may increase to eighty per cent.
This ststement is denied by a large
body of creditors, who claim to have
received only forty-four per cent, and
that should the remaining assets bring
the 81, 232. 465.12 claimed by the trus.
tee, then the estate will pay out but
ffty-nine and a'half per cent.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Labor Strikes,

Most Of the striking operatives IL
Chadwick & Coldriok's Mills, at Mill.
stone, N. j., resumed on Saturday al
the cid prices.
The Miners and Laborers' Conven
ton Of schuylkill county, 10 session at
Pottsville, has issued circular to tbs
working men calling for reorganiza-
ton for the old Union, for the purpos.
OF restricting coal production. They
claim that their object is to advance
the interests Of both labor and capital,
and that they have modified the objec-
tionable bylaws of the old Union.
The striking colored laborers in St,
Johns Parish, La., having become riot.
ous, the Governor has issued a procla-
nation warning them TO cease from un-
lawful demonstrations. Should this
prove Intellectual militia will DO sent
70 the R00no, N n. IN y ,A Se
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
GROCERIES DOWN.

have this day received q larQe lot Of oro
,erles which will sell cheaper than can b,
bought In this city. Our aim is to convince
nose who call that this is a fact. especially
those who are about to remove to the western
end OF the city. We sell nothing but tirst-
y,ass GOODS At the very lowest market prices.
cheaper than us. Our Flour we sell at 81, 100
$500 and 1913; Patent Flour, $3.50 per barrel,
Our cent flour we will guarantee. Our 10
cent. Drips is the best sold In the city for the
money, 1t formerly sold at ls cts; Coffee from
10 cents up our 40 cent Tea We recommend.
and We do not sell any goods we cannot rs'
commend. Corn, Oats. Hay and straw for
sale in any quantity. We keep continually
on hand o full supply of fresh and salt nj eats
81 all kinds. Call and satisfy yourself that
those are facts Coal OIL ITO test, II cts DER
gallon. PETER i FJRD po'
SOU Front and Maryland ave-, city.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
mr.. Cnr,ssisnsy's Ushsppins.s.

! WAsHIEsroN, March 27.--The new
Of Mrs. Christiancy's statement abou
her husband has evidently travelet
very radidly 10 Peru, as the Minister 4
already beginning to inundste depart
ments with statements concerning hi!
wife, and how she came To leave Peru
without aid from him. He says tina,
when his wife came to him, In Peru,
she was under the protection OF q Mr..
Haight, an American resident In Peru.
Haight Is man Of family. He took a
fancy to Mrs. Christiancy and paid her
great deal OF attention. The Minister
AYERS that Haight came very often to
the legation, and that he was altogether
too devoted to his wife. He aeknowl-
edges that he did have scene with his
wife, but IL was occasioned by his COM
Ing into his saloon one afternoon sud
denly and finding his wife In Haights
arms. Another scene that he had with
his wife was upon his discovery Of a
letter written TO her by DR.. Victor
Christlancy, now at Lsavsnworth, Kan
sas, in which the Doctor EXPRESSED
himself more ardently than stsp-son
should.
Mrs. Christiancy, In reply 20 this
says that 1t is true that Mr.. Christiancy
her with being in Mr.. Haight's
arms, but that II rnly arose from his
extreme Jealousy. Mr.. Haight was oil.
Ting talking with her in the legation
parlor. They we're at q round table.
Mr.. Christiancy reached across his arm
or q book, excusing herself 40 she did
70, but at this junoture the Minister
'ame in, and, as she charges, the me-
norable knock down scene took plaos.
The DR.. Victor letter she admits, but a. O
also contains reference TO the Chsnd- d
or bargain and the money peid to Chris
iancy, she does not think that letter
Till DO brought forward very promi .
emily in the case. That DR.. Victor U
recessed o great admiration for her is
rue, but that she has ever encouraged
i'm Is denied. She says that her rela- =
ons with Mr.. Haight will bear the
oses scrutiny. She complains that 50
mister Christiancy, when he sent for In
sr to come to Perd, did not furnish
Or any travelling companion, not even :
maid. A Spaniard on board the steam
annoyed her very much by his inso- =
Mt attention, and Mr.. Haight, I gem 7
'man vouched for by the Captail, was
9 means of protecting her from the 10
Spaniard. Minister Chris.
sney, at the end OF the voyage, thank
Mr.. Haight for what he had done. !
d cordially invited him TO the lega. c &c,
IN. MI
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

shocking Wife Murder In Illinois
A special despatch from Springfield
ILL.,, says q terrible wife murder was
committed there on Sunday morning,
Patrick Fenton laborer In q steel mill
lived with his wife and three children
in tenement house near the mill. his
brother-in-law, Andrew Clifford, oocu-
plying the other half of the house.
About six O'Clock on Sunday morning
Clifford, heard scream from Psnton' q
apartments. Rushing in he found Mrs.
Fenton lying on the floor in her night
clothes, bleeding profusely from wounds
in the head. Fenton stood near by
with heavy wooden mallet, hoped
with iron, In his hand. He admitted
that he had killed his wife who was
still grooming. Clifford then went for
an Off Ger to arrest Fenton, and when
he returned Penton and the body had
disappeared and the room had been
scrubbed and cleaned. After a search
the body was discovered in a cellar. AL
large wound, evidently made by The
nallet, was found over the left ear, and |
he top Of the skull had been crushed !
n. There were also marks of the hob
lails on the floor, caused by kicks.
fenton was subsequently arrested near
he Wabash depot. He says his wife
net an old lover Of hers in 81. Louis
ecently, named John Huesey, and
hat during q dispute she said: al
'linded my first husband, and | will
lind you, and will be with John Hus-
ey yet" Then he says he struck her
nth a mallet. and finding that he had ,
early killed her, finished the Job.
lis talk is wild and inooherent. He l
larried the deceased In 1866.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Victims of Hydrophobfa.

Thomas Lincoln, aged seventies years
died at the Central Insane Asylum Col
nmbus, Ohio, Thursday night, exhibit.
ing all the symptoms of hydrophobia
He was bitten by dog about eighteen
months since, but did not exhibit any
signs Of mental troubles until about
two months since, when he was adjudg-
ed insane and sent to the asylum.
A ten-year-old daughter OF Nathan
Zimmerman, of Logansport, Ind, is
dying from hydrophobia. She was Bit
ten by a dog six months ago. The
wound healed until a few days ago,
when 1t broke oHs afresh.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
NOTICKs,

NOTTLE--THE STEAMERS of III,
1N Electric Line will resume their trips,
leaving Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY
the 18th Instant, st2 O'Clock p. M. Return
Ing VII sail from Now York on Wednesday
the It'll instant. and thereafter will sail reg.
niarly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from King street Wharf, VIII
mwingt9n, Ct 2 o'clock r. Nj from weidner's
"naIi, Ohester, Pa: at 4 o'clock, +. M.
evs:y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI,
DAY: OF O'Clock p. N. Freight Will be re-
ceivsd ct Wilmington and Chester on and
after Thursday. llth instant. Fer rates sp-
ply 70 ABIELs Amor, Agent, 50 South street,
New York; WILLIAn WHi YER, Weidner's
wharf, Chester. Pa; EDWARD ANDnxws,
King street Wharf. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
nARUH WINDS.
The winds Of March do blow
oh, cracky don't they though 2

OAi Ne0ey u"A > tncy sAVu8u
is there anything forlorner
AS they sweep around the corner
And twist you round and round p
As they snatch your hat and wig,
And play their merry rig
With everything that's found?
How they roar and rip and tear Oh,
How they chill you to the marrow
How they MI your mouth and eyes
With tho dust and dirt and sweepingi,
With things you hate, despise
How they tug at every button,
Until not LEFT you've got one,
And yenr coat Is floating Tree!
How they beat against your trousers
I'll your legs tpreiended rouse.s)
Look slim decidedly
How they frolic with the tresses,
now they wanton with the dresses
0f ladteS young and old
Their conduct 10 quite shocking,
Exposing natty stocking,-
Uh, yes, they're very bold.
Hsw they roar with fisndish laughter.
As they rock from base to natter
The mouse In which you try,
Mid tho noise Of falling lumber,
Upon your bed 10 slumber,
Bat dare not shut an eye!
How they make tho windows rattle.
Like musketry In battle,
TIL In your heart you've sinned!
How they bang the looscned shutter.
How they frequent make you mutter.
THE devil take the windr'
oh, oracky don't they blow
The winds OF March, you knowe
Boston " Transcript"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
The Paper Monopoly
For the Republican.

| NEWARK, March q, 1880.
4 MEssRs. RDIroRs In your Edito
rial OF the 18th, under the head O
THE Paper Monopoly" yon have fallen
into the same error with many others,
when you say "there Is no excu "a. ii
for what you are pleased to call ..Cor.
ner in paper" You also say that the
raw materials are as abundant and
cheap as ever" which is not true at
all, and had you known anything abopt
the facts you would have SO written.
For the last two years, till within A
period Of six months, the stock in our
Mills cost 2 cents per pound, and all
chemicals Ia proper tion-now the same
class OF goods cost four and a quarter
cents per pound more than double
while paper has only advanced about
twenty five to thirty three per cent.
We have been in business here since
1913, and never knew of any combina.
ton or proposed monopoly in our
branch Of the business, and your AZ. |
sertlon that such is fact is unjust and
untrue.
Mr.. Magarge has only himself to
blame In the contract he made with
the Government-his bid was far below
all others, and We all knew he oorld
not ill it with profit, even had stock
not advanced.
Mr.. Magarge, lam glad to say, Is in no
vay connected with our house, and not
he same family.
Your criticism about the honesty Of
he trade may go for what 1t is worth-lt
nut when you say "ths paper combina-
ion is only waiting for Congress to ad. :
ourn to make farther advance in the
rioes,' you speak without authority 9
'r such an assertion. The price OF
ewspaper before the war aud even lust
revious to the panic Of 1873 was about
le same as at present and since the @,
liter period, many mills have not o.
ade expenses, aud now that small D
ro6t is beginning to be realized, You "
I'd other Editors can hardly find harsh o,
'ittets enough to throw at them, and
III in question their honesty. =
Yours &c. s. M. CURTIS.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

~ RAND OPENING OF EASTER
W goods on Friday and Saturday at Gran
ger Store, lo3 East Sixth street All farmers
produce, eggs butter, chickens and sausage
another lot of those German pears 2 lbs. t or al
cts; rother lot of Bellfiower dried appJes
incest irult In the market for pies, 10 cts. ID.
crean biscuit, fruit cake, fine canGy and or.
anges for Easter. Don't forget our Fosters
teas. Give them On- trial and you will never
buy any other: sold only in Boston, Belfast
and l0S Eest 9th st. German pretzeIs ia eta
ID. The cheapest died beef and the finest
hams in the city; -four AT IS rs, 90. rs, our az rs
is the best in the market tor the price.
t. M. WEIR,
Granger Store, 1903 East Sixth at.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Wrecks ut the Rreak " mter.

Sealed proposals will be received a,
the United States Engineers Office up
to noon of Tuesday, April Goth, for the
removal of the six wrecked hulks that
have ibeen lying in Delaware Break
water harbor since November 1877, and
the wreck OF the schooner "Addie Wal
tom" six miles above Cross Ledge
Light. The estimated cost ia $25, 900 !;
as an Offset to which, the value Of the
oargoes mainly coal, and wrecks Ii put
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

NOTlCE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the Statute In this behalf the subscri.
pers hereby give notice that they will make
application on tho third day Of April, A. D.,
NY Eighteen Hundred ana Eighty,to the Honora-
Court Of the State Of Delaware, for o Charter
incorporating company TO be called .The
kepauno Chemical Company" The object
Of the said company being the making, buy
nv: selling commanding and refining 6hemi-
cal Explosives, Cartridges, Eases and Primers
a drat Of the Charter Of tho said Company
Judge for his examination and order thereon.
HENRY DUPONT,
LAMMOT DUPONT,
Mafch =, 'Stf4S EUGENE DUPONT.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

4 Var ms iD,o1LABoRlNG WORKMAN
b t6s v " ,ent ON to live in, any.
Room lc,ihNy OF Front and West sts
~00' REPUBLICAN, office. s.l7 ST a.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

CORNER WATER AND MARKET SIN
Where he still offers well selected stock o.,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
FOR SALE.

-.s,,E-lwo story brick hssse al
/EOES. SA q street, rooms, with on hrs'
%, ,ssS ,Sy bricks, new, Poplar street above
Eleventh. ..,,r, nav. Walnut street above
Eleventh ,,s nolavare Avenue modern
SSsa Jefferson s, street sst 81 s,h lG saa 9TH
a los Easti2th street.
SChestnut street:
q S2s Jefferson street.
vo.,th street near Pine, 20 BY 100 n,
Lt On : an mi bopd and mortgage nom $1,000 10
~ ~, "e ~ sums 10 suit. apply to-
|)ll0" Ii w. W. MoOAULLEY 4 90,
6O8 Market street.,
Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

'Ara,nnaTII Es,NTLEMEN WANTED
327-3tk
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
FOR BALE OH BENT,

n SALE Ok hErL.-rHE THREE
|%Iy DICK dwellings, 1881 Washington at.
~uo and bath all modern improve.
SPefed throughout; all rooms heated;
.11M BALL, Rooms II and Is Ii.
|'fu'idinR. Ith and Market. LOOT
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
A NEW GROCERY STORE,

"A
George E. Wheeler, 1O4 E. Second SC. ha.
lately finished aud completely remodeed
the Old stand, having torn out all the old fix
lures. The new ones makes the store second to
none Being grateful for past patronage.
aud by care ul attention to business he hopes
to merit q continuance Of the same. He has
laid in q new stock OF choice groceries, and
shall endeavor to make the prices for good
goods as low as tie lowest. He extends
cordial invitation TO all to come and see the
new store. Very Res pectfully,
GEO. II. WHEELER.
S-ls'tf lO4 T.. End st., oity.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
CLOTHING.

'ISrHrNa OPENING.
SPRING OPENING.
\ SPRING OPENING.
| SPRING OPENING.
Owing 10 the gradual advance in prices O
clothing. have deemed It advisable to la,
in my SPRING STOCK EARLY, 10 that my
customer may receive the benefit, and be
Kept from paying the increased prices. /
have spent week in New York and PhiIa-
delphia in selecting the most desirable pa,-
terms TOR the approaching Spring and Sum.
NOR trade 1t has been my aim during nv |
long business experience to please INV ousto.
merS and sell my goods lower than all eompe
titors.
Citizens Of Wilmington and Tho surround.
ng country are cordially invited To eall,and
'xamine my extensive stock Of SPRING,
IND SUMNER WEAR.
Ladies are especially invited to inspe It our (
.ock Of BOYS AND CHI1DREN,s SUIT. c
NGs.
NATHAN LIERERMAN. :
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
NATHAN LlEBERMAp,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR CLOTHlER'
POPULAR CLOTHIEh,
E. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS
Z. coz. FIFTH AND MARKET STS
=. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS,
4. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS
+. S.-.My entire stock Of WINTER
1OTHlNG l have market down twenty -
cent, as do not intend 10 carry ono dol. 4
s worth Of CLOTHING over. Any ono
inngs
WINTER SUIT OR OVERCOAT
ou now at a decided bargain. s-l7 3m
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

,v sALE-A PROPERTY SITUA-
W. Va in Brandywine Hundred, contain.
y .s w. "a acres of very fertile and vol
ss'rsd 't INV ARD LEOARPENTIER.
raam Rockland, bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
| Al.lm

on .aLI-rwU STORY BRICk
MI house, SO7 Conrad st.; SIX rooms aa wiil %
on Reasonable terms Apoi H't 70 Isl SA MI IsT
E,vTE Chestnut and Adams. l-Is-u
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

hon RENT THE TWO UFFICkS s.
W. co.. ID and Shipley sts., lately occu.
byJ. II. Frasor Il o., as law and real
'n Offices DIR. II. GARRETT,
|,zal ~ Shipley
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

AOR RENT.-New Houses on Thirteenth
street, between West and Washington
u. Rent 10 .. Apply TO JOHN GhELN,
B Or End h French or at 1915 Washing
street. mar-0du
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
MANUFACTURERS sUPPLIES.

Consisting of Oils, Betting, Packing, Rubber
Goods, etc. A new line Of Pipe Fittings
Brass Work, Valves, ect. The Old agency %,
the celebrated Ayerill Chemical Paint.
Inc new preparation for walls called ALA
BASTINE. cheaper and better than Kaiso
mines. easily applied and durable. I229t