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The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
OAK HAIL.
PHILADELPHIA.
SHALL WE SELL THEM ?

There is in Philadelphia a clothing house which has
double in all the world The world is full of clothing
houses and it good deal say that unlike all the
rest
First dealing; and it is surprising house
should suffer much from another. Selling clothing is
simple matter, that it likely would suppose be
done very much the way Philadelphia New York,
and London But Philadelphia is ahead and curousy
enough one house Philadelphia ahead of all the rest
To be ahead in dealing is to deal on higher plan,
liberal way to give the buyer well founded
confidence without loss of the merchants safety. This
PhIa. clothing house says stranger awe deal
with justice We what belongs u.s. viz, fair
profit and you to have what belongs you, vz
liberal moneys worth Our way arrive this result is
mark price everything SELL which price is absolute
and let you buy what you like away and think the bar
gain over, and come and trade back if you to- We
find by experience that this lberality is harmless OF
you like it, And it makes quick and ready dealing
We don't you bring back what you buy it would
cost money every time but would rather you would
bring back than keep what you don't like &c. we try
that you get first what you will like the BETTER the
you know of it. This really the whole philosophy Of
our dealing Is it any wonder that other clothing house
in this city, New York, London, deals in the same
way!
Second, its goods-the amount and variety of them
There other houses where excellent cothng kept and
great dea OF H put ere hohe ahywherS, that Keeps
much The dealing related above has won the largest
trade the world has yet To supply such trade great
quantity and variety of clothing required aud these
in increase the trade, because every body likes to
choose out Of many hings, rather than out of few
This is the country of rcady-made clothing Great
Britain makes the of any European country; but there
is in all London any clothing business quarter as large
that of Oak Hall New York has several large clothing
businesses; but nearly equal that of Oak Hall
Boston likewise.
Look back twenty years. Have done you good SER
vice, not But that is not what we had in mind we
thinking of the clothes you going to buy to-day
Shall We sell them
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
SLOT IN TIE HAND

Henry Wadjlngton, employed at
Frist & Almonds carriage factory, was
shot In the left hand by The accidental
discharge of pistol he was examining,
yesterday afternoon. Tho wound Is n0t
serious.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

A telegram from pan.m
tnat homas Gaige. maa,"
STERN launch Isabelle. wbio,'
furnished with regular ,, nano9
United States Consul At FIlvI calI
authorized to carry the Am",i' ai'
mas appeared before the Tr;,J
GourI 20 at Payta, AMI comnjai,
1hliian outrage. lie sta ed ~
Cllillan squadron at payte H.
the launch and torn down "' .'
pied on The American gas "'
ms Gaige entered his oro,
claimed so, 600 DAMAGES ''T' W
mander of the squadron ottcr,'
Gaige the value of the launo
would make no claim for n' dam
Gaige refused.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

II always let a cold 60 as II cpmos"--one
says which mea's that he overworks
me system in getting rid Of u cold rather
man assist II Dy using Dr. Bulrs Cough
syrup. Price - cents
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BOSS McIauob,,,

.,iI1 mI1aacork'' ,, supporter, i IN n''1 ar1
tireachery of Bos, Mel .,r,,, eylde.I !, :,
S'on, so1a,,l In several wards ls'' snnaa sIIla'
SgIat" SSiSa = r,",ocr Democratic canaiSaIps,1 aap.1 ,
that Hancock wa, saI SIl,"nI
Ihu gnation over the rtsn,t I os %,
,h.c,,'', glsel,on IS felt among hone,t " :
throughout the city, and 'iS.ts' a, : ~. |
Ge,,e., 1here Is no Y, doubt that a M new sCT :,
ueheral Committee will " ho :, u
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SHERIFF SALES.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
Nv Virtue Of IA witt Of NendlV
Txp0iIas To me directed viii beeXposG
pubic sale at the
HOTEL OF GEORGE WHITFIELD
In the city of New Castle New "a
hund ed, New Castle county, psa"i
ON WEDN ESDAY, the l0th day o.
vember, lss0 at llo'elocN, A. NJ
The following described real eSlatell
All that plaulallnn or ll@c' VI n
Il itnate IN Prncader hundred, ~ iie W
~ al New Castle ard state 4 D'hNl
,,nu ld,.d and described Ms follows ~
Regtnning ut "A black oak IN lut lll1
lut,ds Inte of Dr. james \ sutton
n cornrr for land late OF D"Vlu Mo
thence with said line norm ~ ues,
ana lb minutes easi y 40 ptiuhe'
stake n corner for laud late of hi'"a u =
thpucewith said last mentloaed y. l'.I H., 'S a
"A degrees and - minutes easl II y4y
chcs 10 white oak. thence hViu V.,
prces east 80 lilo perches 10 u,I,"I ia
.nrnpr for said lHnd late OF Mal'n' i
aud IN "A line ol End late oil janiI Il
rickson. thence with said I'M s. sou -, r.,
prees and 10 minutes, east y =" RI Ia
10 a stake, u ence binding ol N'',l ',l.
Iaie Of Jauies DerricE,un ahd u ~ ,nin, " tnt
Martha laws. south 20 Z. anu ,. "'','
west 1z2 per hes o Il nthfktu h., Iiy
i'm. in ihe line of land late OF nj
jack son ,lnence with said line ,.',., n,f,a J "a
srees ANA 80 minn.es wGHt 80 - oi g'S,iJ said jl
ASH Garner ioI s8Id land ne oi ,t Il
son. thence binding on lhe ny dsg
late of ID vid MOrs u "orih o." ',n a ST
ana 10 minut, west 5Sp rem fii. ., iefcl
thence north 2 desIee,' &C.,, ,sc,t il io5 ttic
10 che he nlace OF beginning, GO g ''@,.' arre
ninety.dne nj W acres one rood a'd ) p'''
of Ind more or less. ant m as
SeizeI ana taken IN eNesfIi~Tr'iy0N.
nfopeftyM osed Wary la a. sutton sdmni,l11'III n1 i
ofS muei Il, Sntton, deGes,,a, Mon, ,soa.e,! g,,G. d
ry sutton. Mary wlfe Of won won ptnSl'
Gray, Lillian wife o. samuel
children ani heirs-al' Woidbv
sutton. decease'l,J ,JoIiN PYLE, snsIli sn,ai
omco Sew castle, OCT 2
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
FOURTH EDITION
lnasensi ons for Eo-ssay

Cloudy aud threatsnipg weather, with
rain: Winds shifting dufinG the day to
'northeasterly, with stationary ol lower
temperature and Barometer. A
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
THIRD, EDITION
hgI,,HG g I I; : HGs,.ftat Eo,.fian Ne,gs.

LONDON, Nov. 0, 1880.
Tie bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
of England yesterday (f24l,iNOO was
for slipms Mt 10 America.
DIR. Lo ell, the American Minister.
delivered the opening address Of tn
winter session OF the Edinburgh Phil
osophical institution last night HIS
subject was "Shakesp a.e."
Nj. Rochefort, speaking at Marseliies
yesterday, said that General Garloa,dl
was very i'll and that the worst was to be
apprehended. e,
A despatch from Athens to the STAND
ard says.-"Fhe Minister OF Flnance
has asked for an extraordinary credit OF
thirty.six million drachmas for the War
Ministry"
The corr spondent Of the Standard Al
Brussels has il on unquestionable all
thority that The CZar has informed the
puwers that he is indispo,e ,ed " partici-
pate in any action in the East unless the
European concert is maintained.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
A despatch TO the Netos from Paris
says the reason for the delay in the Pan
ANA Sanai scheme is tilxt il Is consider
cd prudeut to await the meeting OF the
Congress Of the United States, in De
cember, when it will be clearly knowh
whether the sc. ene encounters hostility.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

NOTICED Kline's Great Nerve
hes'orer is The marvel of the age for all
Serve Diseases. All fits stopped fTee.-
Send to 93l Arch Street PHILADELPHIA,
"a. oct 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
TAG Ks0N
I irne and Marble Company,
HOOK ESSIN. DEL

Have made preparations for burning IN,
are ready to furnish. "'''o' ""'
UP to its origin Al taniarI.
The best building lime in the JTni,.d
States. II Will make double AZ mu,S
mortar to the bushel as some OF the OF her
than the III st of them. '''i
800 r. q Address, HockessIn, bel.
or 30 l"ti- On street, WIlmiuxton DI,
ApS-Wp
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
THE PANAMA CANAL.

If the worth OF anything is proven y
ita results then surely Dr. Bulls Coug
tyrup, is preemlnently the best Coug
syrup now extant.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
=
SPECIAL NUlICE.
A Carl

10 all VINO are suffering from the 81
urs ANA lndlscretions of youth, neryou,
weak ness, early decay, loss of mAuhooa
VI, VIII send recipe that vii cure yo,
was discovered by u missionary In ,oit,
America. Send a self-add ressed enV,l m,
70 the REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN, Nnft0,t ID
NeU YOrA CtV. May4-eodn1wiv
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

NEW CASTLE MAJORITlES
The official Republican majorities IN
New Cas- le Couuty are as follows:
kiaetors-Dupont, 105; Barnard, 9S;
Rod ily, l0j.
Cong css-John w. Houston, 2O3.
Senaior-Edward Belts, 247. b.. ..
SherH Pmlip K. Clark, 27l
Coroner-Raywortli Weldln, go.
Representatives Average Republican
majority, 243.
Levy Court-Feblger over Farrell,
V59; average Republican, marty, 344.
Average majority on whole ticket, 2I0.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
SUtTIT : VHIVV
O cl5 IN W. I Us
oHERIFF'S SALE.

OH EhlfF . ohbL'
Bv virtue of a writ of LeyariI in ~ pujlS
me directed, will be expose "
sale, at the ,,orEr
LAFAYETTE HOTEL pvlsl
sn s,iaIey street. Kept by Isaac 9, clsIIll Kill
In The civ OF wilmington Nc"
county, Del,
ON TUESDAY, 200,
The 9th Day of November '.,iscrIDsI i'YII
At . O'Clock, p. m., the following ''
real estate, VIZ: .,e,
An that certain lot, plece, II lIglon,
ia situate In the city oi ,'i tO wit:
hnnndad ttn and described Ms folio,ms,, Eley.
ReoInnine at the nol lherIy si"T nG tomOari
nnsh street between Popl"l anu Iins thence
sireets nj samuel McUnull9y Ear ,, Street .
Herewith parallel WIN as,,.rly paHIll
feet 10 a stake, thence a Get To a stake
with Eleventh street 10 win the hIs.
thence souiherly paralic,i Inv sand side o.
nentioned Iiue % feel ln bue b.s thcleSllh
Eleventb street, aud lnun,f NJ busIunlns
Ngesterly l6 feet 10 the Ii"s ,ass
w. Tie Contents more or less. ,lon rs the
o ssi1ad and taken IN eHue'" eHsd "snrvlviG
,"uarIv q. Michael J. fornl, Deceased,
norIgaSor OF Margaret Fo'"
and 10 be sod by JOHN PYLE, shsFl''.2 Scii y,
sheriff's Office, New toocctSj-Stawts
1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
TAKE NOTICE.

This is the only Lottery vJ
by the people of a State, spdl
a late decision of the L. S. NJ
Court at Washington, is thI
legal Lottery now in the
States, all other charters hayip
repealed or having no exi,lcu
A SPLENDID OPPORrrNr
WIN a FORTUNE IIrH GRAN
TRlBUTlON, CLASS / AT MI
LEANS, TUESDAY, NOV'gER
-l28th MOIiihIy Drawing
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

lsH Prizes, amounting io........".s
ResponAible corres spoudius9g 9genls
ed at all points, 10 whom hne,A coI
sation will De pad.
Fos further Information, write cIt
giving fuli address, send OrOjr'
press, or Registered Letter OF "
Order by mnii, addressed only To-
NJ. DAurHiy
New orleans,
or same person al
No. 3lD Broadway, New ~
All our GrandEXirHOrdlnafy lfaI
are under the supervision aud mAV
ment oi Generals q. +. BeaureIardl
ubaJ A. EarlV. j
sepl2N-3tawIgS
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
LOUISIANA STATE LCllE|

This institution was regularly
porated 10y the Legislature Of lhe n
Ed Icational ana Charitable pgru1
lSoa, Tor the term Of Tuenl
Years, TO which contract Tie M
faith OF the State Is pledged. w1lcll
has been renewed by an 0vyfwnl
popular vote, securing it, ilaucnlsJ
new constitution adopted Dsceml
A. d., 1879, with a capital Of 81 I'D
which II has since added a reserve
oYerkSiO,WD.its Graud single Nd
Distributions VIII lakr plac. I'M
Oh the second Tuesday.
10 HeUer Srdtes ~ pos pOns'. l.uuk
following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE; S5t,oI.
1900 TICk EiS Al lMU 30.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
LAFAYETTE HolEh'

By virtue of writ of Leyaril si 10 'patIt
me directed, will be expose
sale. at the ,,r
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
NEW CASTLE MAJoRIrIEs

tNV'T aSV IItIHUUTdlTC TlhJ 1TITy, zoo
Average Democratic majority on th,
whole ticket 245. 't.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
ON TUESDAY,

Sal Shlpley street. Kept 9y y, i1SeS New ClsII
In the city of Wilmington
county, Del,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
E P. KENDALL,
Marble and Granite Worker.

aavs-stones, Monuments. Tablets. etc..
etc. manufactured to order, and at satisfactory
price. am dstetmined not TO be undersotd.
shop on Main st., dust South Of the new
Btptin Cufsh,) Windsor w. 1907
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
The WcIl.BuiIt Christian.

A well-built Christian Is harmonious IN
all his parts. No one trait shames anoth-
er. He Is not tumble of Inconsistencies
to day liberal to one cause, tomorrow
niggardly toward another; to-day devout'
tomorrow frivolous; to-day fluent In
prayer tomorrow fluent in polite false
hoods. He does not keep the fourth COM
mandment on Sunday, and bre ok the
eighth commandment on Monday. he
does not shirk an honest debt to make
huge donation. He is not in favor tenn
perance for other people and glass ol
toddy for himself He does not exhoft OF
pray at each Of the few meetings he at
tends, to make up arrearages for the more
meetings which he neglects. He does mol
SO consume his spiritual fuel during revi-
val seasons that he Is cold as Nova Zemoia
during all the rest Of the time; nor 40 his
spiritual fervors outrun his well-ordereo
conversation T. L. Cuyler.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
Windsor Photograph Rooms,

FIRsT.CLAss WORK GUARANTEED,
OLD PICTURES eoped aud enlarged aud
finished In LAX, Water COlors, oil, ktereo'
seople Views taken Of Residences ilorses,
or Groups, and IN fact, all kinds OF fhoto'
gTAph Work done satisfactory Or no charge,
Albums, Picture frames, RteIeoseopes,
StereoscOpic Views Of Windsor and vicinity,
Pas.eporlouls, &c., Sc, always on hand,-
Also, Agent for the celebrated Esty Organ
Having had experience In the business
We trust We shall merit q liberal public
patronage oo, llSsay,l Al,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
Hartland Business Cards.
y. G ] l. Is Il Il 7,
Manufacturer OF aud Dealer In
PlOws, CultiyatOrs, Cottage and
BOX Stoves, CnuldrOM Kettles,

SINKS, HOLLOW WARE ROLL. BAkEhs'
Door Rollers. Door Roller Track, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates an'
Iiars, Sup Pans, Arch Tops, Mouth, rho
I,immers, Slide Yoke Irons, l,ooi Jaekt
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Siove Black
Guards nui Doors, iiedsteal CASTING, Ga'
Castings, Birdsnest fuyer irons, Sleigh aud
sled Shoes. chilled aud common, Cart mud
Wagon llOycs, Cranes improved smut Mills
IIowc's STANDARD Scales, liiths' Cylinder rlow
Shares, llarrOws, cc,
rT' Orders solicited,
IIar,land VT, May |, 1871, 1854
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

The Age was established as a Demo-
cratie paper and has always been
such, except for brief support OF the
Free Sellers when the old Democratic
party split on tho slavery question:
Ia 1874 Eastman Issued q campaign
edition of Of tho paper called the
"Coou Hunter"
The "Temperancc Herald was
started in lsi5 and continued about
four years, with NJ, T., Parish rs
editor and publisher The name IN
dicatcs thepurpose oi thls paper which
was established and supported by sub
scriptiops from persons specially III
tcrestcd in the temperance subject
In 1853 tho sum Of $500 was raised
by subscription and the "Vermont
Temperance Standard" was started,
the first number being issued April
go Of that year Thomas T. Powers
editor, Lewis Pratt Jr. publisher
This paper met with great success its
circulation at tho end Of the first year
being 5000; tho highcs, ever reached
by Woodstock ne Sspaper. lp jan
uary, 1855, Rev, Guy G, Sampson
succeeded Powers rs editor, and the
circulation running down, as the tenn
perance excitement subsided, in Jan
uary, 1857, Wilbur p. Davis and
Luther o. Greene bought the paper,
became editors aud publishers, drop
ped the word "Tcmperance" from tho
title, and changed Its character to that
OF n local newspaper. In August,
1860, Mr.. Davis retired from the
concern, s.nce which Mr.. Greene has
published it alone. The Standard has
been Republican in politics.
In the Spring of 1855 an agricul'ur-
al paper called the "Northern Farm
err was started by L. NJ. Brown and
A. b. Crosby, which was in a few
mouths sold to w. Scott Abbott who
moved 1t to West Randolph, where
it died in 1856.
Tho first number Of the Gotta
Quechee Post" was issued September
Is, 1871, the name was changed to
"Woodstock Post" in August, 1872,
and the last number was issued June
4, 1875. Robert A. Perkins, editor
aud publisher. The Post was In
dependent Republican in politics, and
and supported Greeley in 1872.
All these Woodstock newspapers
were issued weekly exceptas otherwise
indicated, and it may be observed that
nearly or quite all except the rost
were started with the aid OF some
sort of n direct subscription, as is
particularly suggested above with
reference to some.
The last of the list Of Woodstock
newspapers, is, "The Acorn the first
number of which was issued May l.,
1872. This was an amateur paper,
entirely edited and printed by boys
of about 16 years; was pub
lshed monthly, had four three
column pages, each form being
Al by 6 inches subscription price 25
per year. John .. Dana, VIM. N.
Campbell, Haruold S. Dana and
Edward G. Bailey conductedit the first
year. after which the two frsr named
continued it alone. The Acorn had a
PROSPEROUS existence tor seventeen
months, when its publication was
abandoned, the last issue being the
number for Oct, 1873. The Acorn was
mad" up on TIE plan of larger papers
with its advertisements AMI several dc
partments, was neatly printed in nom
parel type and was remarkably well
edited in fact it was by all odds the
brightest and best among several pa
pers of its class then published III Yer
mont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
PATENTS.

F. Lehman, Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. G. All
business connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the Courts
promptly attended to. No charge madenns
less patent 70 SECURED. Send fo' cuculv'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04

A great many people are anxious
to introduce a new religion into the
world who have never given the old
one o fair trial.
, 1880-07-31

liHlllbIl receipts IFdITn THO ftllhCH, $su,l-s+
}!Gru silver received, $4,biU
Latest shipments ltaim Alta. Montana. wero
AlUx' ponn!A bslsst bullion. atsayiIK 'a0 ounces
nf slypr A,d Oh Att,,ces uf gotd, lcaviuK un hand
for sillrMcHt HI ,U0 pAtilllls.
AMc slIirpud thirteen tolls, valued at 9l,e0o,
s!xty-six tnlls. !.nst weeks oro statement st
this lutie shows: ORE pAla fur during tic inhlth,
I<f7l tUt,s. Mnpad fur, III tnhs; t0Bn received
during tbs weuk, sIa;H during tho Month,
LlttIo Chief shipped ;l7 tons Wednesday and
ThurstlAy. Lust week, nutldufhuTg rGcclvul
LA iron, uro shpped. with Wv sacks unsettled
mill run Of tun tuns Of UNSOLICITED ORC from
Mack Norris rccvntly glvc an average ge ovor
Workings In tho Mount View Consolidated,
Artzhtiu, carry foAr~aud.a.hhlf foot FctR OF
a,t!u,ts!ia silver, AveEA4tnK $l9o per tu9: =
Tho AAaet un Copper Knob Is down Nv tees,
4 ban FnInclsoo spoca! says tho advance IN
Mount Dlahi0 from tl0 ~ 10 sths only nottco-
Ahle fvatMrc ln tho market f1rtho p4st two days.
An Important stAtctient is tho strike reporte! 70
haya boon n,atio III thu Mlne aBsays from N1W
SlrlkD,-ruAntlIX ~ high ~ $4N poE ton.
pcckham Fh,Otl, broker, bila going rates to-
lay for l0,000-shure blncka ot UhIoN and Mex.
Spst&4l Dl.pateh to 7As cAteleo Tribune. j.
NEW fOttK, July ;n,-ln Mlnlug stOckS the
chiuf activity WA III tho Lpnaylta xtlxsk4. which
, 1880-07-31

NJ. =. :, ,., , . -, = - = .
- ~" '''. 's"L J." "'ls'RnhFuht o! ttxtGEn lnnts n
"h'en ro"'hea t'e 5hrstr Yesterday mn,r.
~ 'm9 .,ns H'' ,ro ta eaa dead
sary excitement II was runnrc TINT tho a,o,. ess..
nuir .no nm" Al III hc"S warn JySt isa,, "a ~ Int Tho eno
The a'ea.o stata 1nsteetor llophnn t~ha J.. s.e %
..., ,",. .,,.,,. ~. ~, ,,n 'hu se'crnt Old
cattle met, EQUALLY relI annased to pass Judgment
heathy and that tho mortality waa tho resul, otes'
,oa.'"n , "mt W nsnao "n"e On rn0tc Ths
las" 10 nut Eeh1or tMhH ID frequently tnY.
fntel ,HNrNR hot weAt.fE hnnnR nAtlyo cs..,
, 1880-07-31
NIlSTtN.
.spfefat Dt,rnseh ia The Chicago Tribune.


DosroS, July .3o.-Therc was Krcat Rotlvity in
tho best Of, teallug, md tho tondoncy waa up ~
a marked te9rte. 'rhu feature n1llong railronds
WIS Fort Scott, which ndvAnced nli gaAsliion
@ aron' 70 to n ana n a. Ercetcsssd g; . fram m to o.
ngs OF thu rosl, md Tho influence Of tho civil
teill Just tlccarssl Chicngo.& West MiehiRnn
Se9 S5 y sfs ia 70 ue III @ @cefays hSy ysopteas ras2 r:e 4
ing il il M hsl resehea Is, anG was s.iil
ENGLAND soll Il 4l.i, n.ltl 1Intland preforrod
Innto ultin of M, md was III fur dcmi.l ut u;
AtfnfS n o, 5nss 4 so 4 IA ha t!e Sf s1Sn9 ss
sd sa'x 81 S%st sS|!s;spss 81 W'i,Sss!s
preferred, 70; At!antis l. Paeilo. lo5: nosto,i i
prStss1sr ras ~ SsstSs go I2 Ga GoIf SoIIe II a aa an
tls Hook Is, wG96l!;: iternbllean Wiley d,
asi fo4 M Ess' e. asi; M as;'1 1,astaa tI,s ans ill.,
somri q, 81; Nashua Lowell 5s, 1GHs
tho af s., a s 'Se sSoos ran II feotas % ,naaFestc %
tcrrsny W,ss sti!! III continuance III a somowhnt
su.ail saies II wnscr-power Mt 81: wcro tho
Telephone saltl Ut Sv.i.
nosros. ~ 5iy "f:.t ssoas a'sfs'ta asttieas; t'
50 laaa Kfsns 10. @
Ia laud srn s.
NOnt liuttIrd 4 Eric Nv
Etstri fn!tronu 45k, $50. uiH
Ka;.as FIX t II !aw5onse Mt s!n:i;
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Now York kuw England ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Atchixun TnpUkn llflfnnH H................. HIS
Chlt1igG UufnxtUn Quincy. ,.,..,. ...........IsJ
C., j. E.... E
EHFtrrn {uflEuu. ,,.,+,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N
Flint irU Marquette.
j,sltD tock tirt StuIth, ~
Uv1o,s,urs Lake Ghamriainid ...:::......:s M
III cGtn.i. a1
Old EO1otIy,..
nanl pi. II
DO cQnlllu
, 1880-07-31
IIuMQR.

A two-font rule-Doi't wear tight shoes.
Ouly II question of tirae--Asling Tie hour.
Tie coroner MS well rs tho farmer ,nakcs
hay when tho SIN sllIllcs.
Knocking friend down Is suro way of
dropping III, acquaintance.
"lf you make 1t l,optlonnl with me-" says
thu Engl!shnlati, an! take beer" 4
The first meal tt!at DR.. Tanner cats will OF
course be brenk-faat.
An unhappy l,,NrrFiage Is like MI electric
lnachinc,--it ,nakcs one dance, but you can't
, let 90.
\ woman cnnnot become successful law-
yer. Size Is too fund Of giving her opinion
without pay..
4 catfish 1lva feet long was recently
caught In tho Ohio River. Iluw thankful
civilization ought to be that Tic catfish, unlike
the cat docs not got upon tho back foncD alsd
howl.
Dltrereuee III Mothcrs.-To1nmy (wloso
,nusnlna lsltl been renatng to him about Eve
md tho serpaMt)-"shsoo, so, " W'ssire 1lkS you,
No woman, however nervous, has q right
tU wake Up llGr husband from sound sleep
$SothlaE. o%iiy ri | %antsaa 70 know il so'i
were awake"
An American girl who ,marrics an italian
.lliglness lngins to spcnd nll her n,V,nc%y % atll
tnlk OF cher father 70 shopkeennlr.t" n Then
fns fs, fires up and gives Him a little Fourth of
ycpetnb1es n it tllo tinner.t tGI r.tnGIe, al ie hene,
iinsclf 10 aSollt Two spoonfuls, almost bns,k-
runiIns tile dlsii, wi.e,s s!o sail to him, viii,
"Thnsn 1,uS nj nrc nc now potatoSs, H. brown, mi
snn'" " nf tia other bnur.isrs ,nMv wnnt sD,nS.H
"i,ry.vfIIr % y @ nartloi." cllOlrd brown, II, sur
prise, is i've Or tIirsc elIectel ii, unpleasant
Var, t,ens. ), ei.i than Id i}nialtrii Ills dinner
hurririiy. i1rDwn is now IlllutIug around
fnr nnnthct hnar,iiu@plrIx,.- .-Tjosintt Globe.
, 1880-07-31
UY TELEG EtAPItt
HptH rnF'r-

spsetat Dtspa&eA 70 7ns Chicago Tttbua&.
NEW YOng, July 00.-Tho nlArkot to-day has
maintained every appearance Ut great strength,
and especially with uKatrd to such III hayq nut
herstofore rlseu. unlon Pact1o aid Illinois
Central ulatle handsome advances, ntl North.
west WIS subject 10 further iasKc purchases.
1t. paul 4 QmAha was quito aotve. purchases
, 1880-07-31
= Ah6yt SIottl-I II. d 81 Short
ItnnEG.+.. eI..5 Nit $lEs
tp0t, b0xcd .....-.... i.M ! Az ~ !.H
August. H0tG1.......r 7.A | &7h I'D L.tI
SHfliHflhktt. hltNd4.....l 1.il ! no 1aA0 tsEl

shntt ribs, nuIiur SanioMbsr. closed at :! ~
cnnher!unds, 6ft1c h01od; sonE Snt AAns HYho!lui
urnxGs HYga1 hams, easI1y nyeru9e i7k2!!4e
isncnn qunto! a. tE963fc for shnnldgrs, 1A4Sc fnr
SHIRT tl3s, h6sHHc for slft etehtst 4l4c fur HAMS
all cnnyahud and Fnrkta
low III witii sao tit iD *ns ysllow ~
HEttF-tVnn aalpt ut 2. xts ~ fur moss, H.'s89W
TALLpW-Quet IND ateady ut b34aiG40 tor city and