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National Republican., 1880-11-09
I'M USEM ENTS.
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Rco's Bliou orera company began last even.
lug an engagement which promises to be cx-
tremoly prosperous. Two nJw Operettas were
presented, THE Spectre Knight" by Alherry
and Collier, and "Charity Begins at Home,"
by Rowe and Ccllier. f he former opera pos.
scsses u libretto of the most sparkling chnrac.
tor, and the melodies IRE even moro brilliant.
Tho principal gems were 81 am Free" splcn.
didly sung by Miss Carrie Burton; TOO Whit
Too Whoe," a simple, yet beautiful arrange
ment of Il familiar melody; The Song OF the
Spectre Knight" aud tho drinking song.
The characters were all in good hands. Mr..
Herbert is an excellent comedian, Mr.. Me-
COLLEEN BARITONE of fair range and uoblc pres.
ence, Miss Burton "Bijou" in every sense of
the word, and the minor characters were we'll
represented, especially by Miss Reynolds and
Mr.. Bcnitz Tho encores were frequent aud
tho house enthusiastic. Charity Begins at
Homo" is less quaint, but fumllicr than Tho
Spectre Knight aud in it Mr. Herbert makes
much sport as beadlc, Mr.. Plad as photog.
raphcr aud Miss Burton Ms Susan. Mr.. Me-
Collin has q totally opposite character to the
one ho personates in the opening opera, and
surprised everybody By his comedy talent as
Joe The ludicrous sohool-room scene create |
great morrimcnt. Tho Twinkle, Twinkle,
Little STAR" concerted piece, was received with
several recalls. The uproarous fun OF this
opera must be seen TO be appreciated. Tho
entire performance is list.class. Many peo'
pie anticipated a performance where the leg
element would prcdoninate but VIC are
happy 10 say there was nothing OF the aind.
The entertainment is clean, sweet and very
attractive aud will draw our b st citizOns,
Theatre Comiquo.
The week opened at tho Comiquo with u
sparkling variety cnterIa innient. With
characteristic enterprise tho management
presents some novelties every week. The bill
offered this week would compare favoRbly
with that of any vaudeville theatre in the
country.
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Efforts to Got Tho nlrth Murderers on

The Rttoney.gencral esterday heard argu-
ments by counsel in behalf Of Bedford, Pinu
and Quecnau, the Hrth nurdereIs sentenced
TO be hanged Oh tho 10Th instant, Dstrict.At.
torney Corkhill and Messrs. Coyle, Smith and
Haywood, counsel for the Defense were pres.
ent The case was thoroughly discussed,
great stress being laid upon doubtful evidence
as t o whether the parties convicted were
guilty. No decision was arrived at but Gen.
oral Doyens promised to consider the matter
National Republican., 1880-11-09
ULsTERs at A. Saks & Co.'s.
a Murderous Assault.

About II o'clock yesterday morning man
named Peter Highgrsss, a driver for II. A.
Brown, u provision dealer on the Seventh
street road in tho county, was attacked by
four men, three colored aud one white. on
Connecticut avenue, near N street. Ono OF
the colored mon was armed with razor, with
which Hghgrass was torrbly cut on tho left
side OF tho heard and neck. His coat was cut
in several places with tho razar. The assail.
ants made their escape The injured man was
removed TO drugstore and aiterward 10 his
homo. His wounds aro very serious.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
ReaI Estate Sale.

w. w. Dancnbower & Sou real estate
brokers, have recently mado the following sa cs
Of city property: Lots 10 l3, 50. G57, SO 600;
part of lots II aud -, 50. 142 $1,000; part of
lot 8, So All, W ,20O part Of lots 40 aud Al, 50,
575 1000 part OF lots l7and is, 50. sol, 81 600;
lot q, So 10, $780, part of lots 2S, 90 30, 81, So,
1926, $500; lots and 9, 50, 705, 1915.
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AInrrInrn LicenheA.

lowing marriage licenses Nicholas Gibson
aud Lydia Hall; Charles V. Trott and Emma
]. Clark; John II. Walker and Adelaide II.
Simpson, both Of ofAlexaudria Va; Jacob Zust
aud Maria l.. Waraeld, both of Prince Georges
county Md Charles Kirch Of tue District of
Columbia and Emma L,ypold OF Prince
Georges county, Nd; George w. Lano and
Virainia A. Ward.
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Julius Ia NsRuRauls a5c. Ingrnln
A Congressman to BIO Married.

Cards are out for the marriage Of Represent
ativo John b. Clark, jr Of Missouri to Mrs
Corncia Jacoby Weyl of this city. Mrs
Weyl is II bright yiyucious and entertaining
widow, aud Mr.. Clark has been a widowor fol
Goyeral years. Tho ceremony will take place
at the Church OF the Epiphany on Wedncsday
morning AZ 10 O'Clock.
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JULIUS LAvsBuRous aOc. Homp, 3l5 7th.
CHILDREN's ovERcoArs ut A. saks s Co.'s

AT the present time the country Is flooded
with preparations for Coughs and Colds, but
far ahead Of all others is DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, that old and tried remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, etc.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
New Advertisements.

Lost-$2lO.
Rooms wanted.
English gyp lest
Proposals for fuel.
Twenty mon wanted
Rooms at l7O6 + street.
Rooms at 2Ol2 q street.
Loan OF money wanted.
Rooms at Mcpherson place.
Rooms Mt llOl Twelfth street.
Lafayette r. A. chapter, No ;.
Rooms Mt 1927 Columbia street.
National University law school.
Paglor at 7OS Thirteenth street.
Rooms at 7OS Thirteenth street
Rooms at 1881 New York avenue.
For sale-Horso, wagon and harness.
Unfurnishcd rooms at Sl3 Eleventh street
northwest.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
CITY ITEMS.

The Chicago Times says: Warmers Safe
Kidney aud Liver Cure is mighty indorscd by
ministers, judges, physicians, surgeons, by
men of literary aud scholarly distinction, aud
by individuals IN all the walks of life.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

TnE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
And-half street, use only S. 3. Whites arIinGial
teeth, Philadelphia Price, 81 per SET See adyt
National Republican., 1880-11-09

Pair Lovely Diamond sleeve Buttons,
star settings, ouly $50; worth Si5, Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania ayouue.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

The National safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues to receive yaluables of all descrip.
tions for salo keeping at very low rates.
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The Now Drnb Coat.

A beautiful drab oyercoat for $l2 worth SIS
AZ Katzeustein's, $40 Seventh street.
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sa5-Diamond Cluster Ring,

DEEEDIcTTNE MALT WINE BEER Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

500 PAIR of Kid Button Boots at 81 so at J
Brock 5, S02 Seventh street.
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Remarkable solitaire Diamond Ring,

81 carat, perfect, only S350-cannot he dupli.
Gated for 5000 Jacobs Bros, 1920 Pennsyl-
yania avenue,
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the board
Hs bENl Il
Pres't Board Com'rs D. c

In the discussion that followed the presi-
dent expressed wish that liquor saloons
might be kept away from tho neighborhood
of public buildings. The president also
stated that he would gladly cooperate with
the District local authorities in any measure
looking to the improvement of the Potomac
river lals.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Thormom.,,io Readings.

For the middle states, cloudy and threatening
weather. followed by occasional rain. southeast 10
southwest winds. slowly rising temperature. sta
tiOnary or lower barometer.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

DO Not Make Selection of Boys Wear
until you examine the stock AT tho Boys
Clothing House Of y. Bjbiuson & Co., 0OG
PenmsylYania nvenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

Washington Garfield and Arthur club was
held last evening. It was resolved to con.
tnue the organization aud meetings Of tho
club until tue next presidential election, and
TO maintain tho regular contributions of
members at the same rate as during tho cam
paign just closed. The lUbors Of this club are
not spasmodic, nor for single campaign.
They enlisted til the end Of the war
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Gents Solid Gold Watches, $50,

with Elgin movements and handsomely er
graved cases, ut f. Harris & Co.'S, 43? SeYont
street.
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MIRYLziND NEWS.

julius LANsBURaus 81 Lowell Ingram
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

with geven perfect brilliant stones. A ban
gain, L. Harris & Co., 43? Seventh street.
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4 Inv Clnas To hn nlvlaen.

JULIUS LANsDURGn's 81 Tapestry Brussels,
8l5 1th.
National Republican., 1880-11-09

Handsome Cluster Diamond Rings
only s25; regular price $40. Jacobs Bros,
1929 Pennsylvania ayouuc.
National Republican., 1880-11-09
Tho East Washington GArfleld ana Arthur


JULIUS LANsBuReH's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l6 18th.
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Tho Liconse Question and the President.
The District commissioners waited on the
president yesterday aud laid before him the
| following
OFFICE OF THE CoM,uSsIoNEns or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
NOVCmb 1850
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-06

The dance house and concert saloon
II Theodore Allen. in New York city.
Vas recently raidsd By seventy police
men. and oil the occupants marched "a
to the station house. The asrested ones
numbered about . hundred women ADD
three hundred men. the CONSERVATION
Of whom can better b. imagined than
sxprsssed. They consistsd lassely Of
visitors from the country. who. 10 ses-
ing the city. must visit the place Of
Theodore Allen. Their psrturb baton
1t exposure. lodgmsst In the city pris.
one asd public investigation in the city
courts. Wa intenss. and many were The
devices rssort<d to for the purpose Of
sdscsang escape. Bet. seriously. vs.
not the taking into custody Of all shsss
people . gross outrage upon then !
What wrong he'd they done in VISITING
. public concert room and saloon
licsnssa b. The city and conducted fus
mosths under The entire coenisancs Of
the policsi Sach psrfpruances By the
pnlice We hear Of continually. bat upon
what Law or jussics they are based Ne
never could understand.
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x,ss,n; wones " ctEseYnen.

The Rev. J. n Lane, Of White
Plains, near New York city. has jass
been tried BY hiselerical brethren Of the
Methods. Church, for kissi.g the
women Of his fock. II Vas the Gus
tom Of this amor ous gentleman 20 make
calls, after the fashion Of the average
pastor, and 70 terminsts the calls.
where the women were alone add
young and petsy. BY caressing them
The woaen stood this long time.
each ons apparently ssppesiDg the
husging and xissing eonnoed to her
self. When il VS. asceFtained that
this vas not the case. however, there
was excitement. indigustios and row.
Hasbands and lovers were dumbfound-
ed 1t the astonishing revelation, and
threats Of eovhidiog. booting and
shooting were freely made. It all
ssdrd II . church investigation. the
eight eIsrgymea composing the cart
6nding uaani~ously that 1.-The speci-
6csEions are sustained In part, and
show Tat be has been exceedingly i'm
prudent end deserves rspfoof; but
The charge OF immoral conduct 10 not
found to b. sussained." The Inference
b that cIsrgyweo do not regard the
kissing Of other mems wives and sweet
hearts BY clsrgymen A. ct oil immoral.
sispIy "imprudeot," the imprudence
consisting principally in the danger
the clergyman runs Of being caught
and pounded BY the irste husbands aud
lovers Aforesaid. The finding OF the
court indsces the belief that the judg-
ment would have been difsssest had its
membcrs CONSISTED Of Icy brsthreo in
stead Of ainistsrisl. By this finding
Mr. Lane resumes his former relations
in the church. .. though no charge
bad ever been preferred against him -
that il. il the indignant people viii
allow him 10 do %.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-06
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION IN 1879.

In Dakota tho Northern Pacific Rail-
road Vas extended 50 miles west from
Bismarck.
Tho Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fs
wss extended l63 miles in 1879, max.
ing its whole length S3l miles at this
tune.
The Southern Pacific wss extended
l52 miles. to Casa Grande. in Arizona.
Its eastern terminus is 1872 miles east
Of Fort Yums, and 9l3 miles from San
francisco.
The Utah and Northern was ipnsbed
last year from Blackfoot. in Idaho. into
Montana, . distance Of $50 miles. The
whole road is now $40 miles in length,
from its junction with the Union Pa
ci6o at Ogden. Twenty miles lie
within the bounds Of Montsns-the
6rst railroad ever built in that Terri
tory. There il no present indication oil
this TOAD being built into either Ore
gon or Washington.
The Western Oregon Company, sue.
osssor OF the old Oregon Central. OK.
tended is road So miles. from st.
Joseph 10 junction City. The whole
road, from Portland to Junction City
- lO0 miles in length.
The Whitman and Weston. branch
II the WsllA Wslla aud Coluwb,a
River. was built from Whitman station
ON the line If the last named road. {.
Weston. iu Oregon. . distance Of &
miles. Three mics Of this road a..
located in Washiogtoo Territory. and
10 the only piscs Of road built and
finished In the Territory during thu
rear 1879.
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- INDIAN TERRITORY.


The Indians Of Indian Territory dou'l
like the ides II their formal orssniss-
sion - . Territory Of tbs Omitted Sta,s-
A. It il nov they occupy the position Of
separate snd Independent nations. liv
log o. land sxslusively their own. and
regulating their own Affairs 70 sait
themselves. They are nation. or =
number Of nations within . nation. and
have hithssto enjoyed privileges and
immunitiss that have proved pecu-
lisrly bsssaeial. For this reason they
want no change. and rather than have
. change and b treated - Indians
elsewhere have been treated. they will
resist With open arms. The Cheroksss
furnished 500 soldiers during The 70
bellioa. sboat ose-half Of whom fought
for the Union and the other half fos
the Confedsrates. The Cracks for
nishsd - many more. The Chsctavs
and Chiekasavs The cams. The esm-
inoles turned out 1900 men. The Ossgss
1900 aad he Dslawasss and Shawnees
1900. Over 10000 warriors we're in
the Geld from that Territory during the
struggle. and in case Of bleodshsd
again the nsticns would be prepared
to SEND forth 20 battle In their own
defence more thsa that number. We
have no army 70 oppsss them. and With
what help hey could command from
neishboring tribes. from the Mormon,
and from colored men end renegade
whites. they would lesd our Govern.
nsnt merry dases ior months % come,
and cost il . hnsdred million aollsrs.
Thsss Indians ars more advanced iu
civilization than any others in chs
country. The Chsseires aloas. lor in.
Stance. hAvs = hunlrvd coonoo frse
schouls. three h.gh sehsoss aud ON.
aaylum. They ~ ttsAs. teas At thou
sands Il sore. Of lant Ard own hun.
drsds cf thoasaa I. At he'd Il hor.ss
snl eat .. Oar 0ovesnment owes
them about I ur Ill on do lars sos
Ian l.. / = chased. t~ i.tes Z upa,
which bells On n nal. rally
They know III 10 p. ma sbs WIRE
man = obtaia fso.Aold "a sh~is
groand nrans thsir own ultimate per
seoutian. robbsey and dss,racsi~s. and
tie only vsy to kssp h.m ost 4 n b
Arm asd dekfminea abaus it in Tho
b~eisalng uh'ls tia pnsrr rrsis visi
tbso. Ihs appsistnsat Il k't Il
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LETTERS OF INQUIRY.

We are IN almost daily receipt Of
letters making inquiry ceecerning the
Ruby Creek gold mines. Ooe man in
vireisis City. NevAda, vsnts 70 know
how iss tbs mines ere from Seattle.
and how early in the season can . man
get into then with prospect OF doing
work. Another msn. 1t Steilacoos.
wants to ksos il Raby Csesk runs
through . level country. or through
c,nyons; and. still another man. 10
Gusdslaps. California. wssts general
iusorGd1soa q pearly every hssd. BE
says II freqseslly 80 items 10 pspess
taken from ths IsrfLLfoE1csa, which.
I understand, eontsias al and fall par
ticulars about tbs gsld mines. which
are ereatis4 - sxcitsosnt IN this zee.
tim Of the coonty-Ssnts Barbsss
county," etc. We might 90 on With
references and qsotstions ct great
length. bat tbess ars ss'oszh. The
want Of eli the writer's Is the same. and
that IL 70 obtain such reliabls word -
will Justify them in coming. OF conrss.
W hasso'* time % sepasately ssswsr
each asd "a, esd oast eostsst osrself
with . published reply that will do for
all.
Ruby Orqek. by the way usually
tr.vslSA : sbo1t 10 miles from Seat
tie. That way il over the Sound TO The
mouth Of the 6ki9it silver. thence up
the sksgit - isr - S.esmbosts and
canoes can get. and fr,m there BY trail
into Tie diggin9s. ~ any other route
the distAoos 10 greater. By this rout<
ono can get isto the mines any ssasoD
and any month Of the year. Men ere
coming and going continually. The
twenty o. thirty niles Of trail ore
through . mountainous country. over
which Il h not. easy 10 travel. Still.
we ere assured BY mes who psstsnd 70
know. the way il not difficult compared
with trails in other mining regions 10
which. like this one, not . dollar OF
work hes been done. Men pack over
it from 90 70 80 pounds. and We have
yet to hesr Of the 6rst accident that bas
befsllen sny one Of them. It 10 yet too
early to mine. the SNOW laying next To
the creek from four to six feet deep,
The latter part Of March or hfst Of
April will b soon enough 20 90 in,
and quite - soon - mining can b
probably conducted. The creek runs
through . mountainous region. there
being canyons and rsvinss from II
source In the snow TO ito con6uenos
with the Sksgit river. The only Level
parts ars . few bars not worth consider.
log. The best general sdvies 70 givs
thoss abrosd y 70 g little alow fol
. mooth ~ two yst. Nothing worth
doing can b. done By coming 1t thi,
time. while snms s1penss aad suffering
viii - thereby satailed.
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San FRASclsco. F.b. 4-Bogus {,
s.'l.i is~e . az 1'sssg esiss ~xt. sssve.,
circs.l lid The imlessisn II p~Ptre.t
Sxcs pt IN weight. ID. cOia oe.y b-in.
TO due. hesman d.b.onna og si@il.,
chsrsct~r are sis' beicg o6srsd iol
sAl~. ga
A o,mmi't.~ Of the B srd II Heal.h
accompanied BY NJ Wi liaAa se~ns a
Chr PAcitis Mail C-saps.y. aud Capitals
hosry, vis.sed th~ Q,sas as.t,. . hat.
this after. Don. They fouad q. nes
{ 80 u s~ail pnx. Sswe esidsecu
~. t.krc ~Th regard IN the mausty
in which shs quarantine hid bra
evadesi. whsch may b. used q Z ba>is
= crsssisssl charxrs against CApeais,
B rry ooanander ..fsbs City u Pskis.
whea sAs arrived Asss.
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politicians from nsighbosing States TO
positions among snd over them. And
the throwing open Of their lands to
aestIemsnt. will b the signal Tor war
and resistanee, say the Indians.
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EUa0PE.

CAxDABAR. Feb. l.-Terrible &C.
counts reach here from without the
British lines. It 10 reported tina,
nearly 1000 f.miies have bern sxter.
minated By the Oh lxi.s and that seven
Of the villages II tho latter were after.
ward captured by the HAzaros and
every soul in them claim.
LAHORE. Feb. 3.-Mahomsd Jan has
established . chain Of armed posts on
the Turkistan and Ghusues roads
whore his officers search people passing
to and fro from Cabul.
DUBLIN. Feb. 4. - The Mansion
House Relief Committee met today,
Lord Mayor Gray. presiding. Il va
announced that G4l ,1i5 had been re-
ceived BY the committee 70 date, and
Gl5.400 distributed. Repliee 70 in.
quiries from the Lord Mayor have been
received from 80 bishops, including
three Catholic srchbishops aud one
Protestant archbishop. repudiatins
Psrnsll's Charge OF discrimination
against rent dsfaulters, and expreseipR
entire confidence in ths committee.
The Mansion House Irish Relief Fund
Committee publishss extras OF letter.
received from Catholic archbishops
testifyiug to The efficiency Of the COM
mittes and the impartiality which
charActerizes ito distribution.
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A Cur that no one will own will get
. tin kettle At . given distance q
quickly - $l00 imported dog will.
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wEsr INDIES.

HAVANA. Feb 3-0snesal Grant and
party visited the vento water works.
near Havana. yesterdsy. Tonight .
great tea party. followed By bali, Wa
given in the palscs In honor Of the
distinguished visitors. TIE principal
familiss OF The city and III olhcial per.
aons were invited. The vics 0overuoe.
General issued The invitations in the
name Of Captain 0Gnssal Blaoeo. On
Thursday the party will 60 70 Natan-
sas and visit some plantations in that
vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-21
CHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFFS SALE.
y By virtue Of a writ of AL Venditioni Fxr,ouas tn
me directed, will be exposed to PUBLIC sale mt tn,
Hotel of Peter ?. Collins in the Town of S1nyrna.
DUCK Creek Hundred Kent County ami State of bella.
ware, on THURSDAY, the 9TH day of August.
wit: - -'''- -"'''''(' W
No TO-. All that certain farm or tract land situa
ted ON the road leading from smyrna to Bombay
look, in Duck Creek hundred, Kent county and
Spruance, land Of the heirs Of J. Goldslorough de.
ceased, land Of William MITCHELL and other land ana
ACRES OF LAND be the same or lees ho irnrnvn
ments upon which are a two-story frame dwelling.
house. smokchousc, milk-house, hot-hOuse large
stables cribs granary, cOThouse hay house 6arrack
and other outbuldinss y small apple ana peach
Seized and taken in execution rs thu rroDerty oi
JOHN II. BEWLEY, and will be sold fot cash "
- FRANCIS NJ. d. M. Sheriff.
SheTi9s office Dorer Del, '''-'''
July IL, 1880 !
Smyrna times., 1880-07-21

DEATH OF A NOTED TRorrER.-The we'll.
known trotting horse Wildair, died at the
stable of his owner, Mr.. Murphey, in Phila.
delphia, Tuesday week from the effect, it is
said, of ball of medicine indiscreetlv
administered by the groom. WiIdair was
bred and raised in Northampton county,
Va, and commenced his turf career in 1878,
obtaining a record of 2.35. In the Fall of
that year he gained record OF 2.23. In
the Spring of Of 1879 he was purchased by
Mr.. Murphey for $4,000, and gave every
indication of making creditable campaign
He was entered through the grand circuit
OF that year, but going amiss he was unable
to meet any of his engagements.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-21
HHERIEES SALE

NIHEIIFFS 5 SALE.
me directed, will be exposed to ublic Sale at the
Hotel OF Peter /. Collins in the town of smyrna
DUCK Creek hundred, Kent count and State of bella
ware, on THURSDAY, the 9TH day % August ISS0
ut ~ o'clock, NJ, the followir Real Estate to wit
AL the rlght, title claim and interest of the said
william Z. NaIwinkle, in and to all that certain LOT
piece or parcel Of land, situate on Fonthill Avenue
IN the town of Smyrna, in that part of said town
known as Spruance City, in Duck Creek hundred
Kent county and state of Delaware having front on
Fonthlil Avenue of fifty feet and running back to
COmlnerce street two hundred aud twenty feet and.
said to contain ELEVEN THOUSAND SoTT ARE FEET q q
LAND LND be the same more or less adjoining land Oi
J0hh H. HOiecker. trustee of James w Spruance an d
1Stners' ine improvements upon which are twosto nv
frame dwelling house with shed kitchen attacht ID
Seized and taken in execution os tbo ,,ro,,or,,. -
WILLIAM NANWINEILE, and will be sold for cnsR
SieriG's Office, DOrer Dcl.
July 10, 1880.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-21

When you see baby, which you know
to have suffered for long time with Sum.
mer Complaint or Dysentery, suddenly
improved and grow fat and healthy, you can
rest assured that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup has
hepn uSed