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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09
MAsONIC FTNERAL NOTICr

VIE officers and members Of posoto q
1 lodge No 2S, +. and A. NJ, are w
hereby notified to assemhle at their/N
Lodge room, 10 the Masonic Temple, at 10
clock, SHARP, tomorrow morning, 10Th
INST, Tor the purpose Of performing the last
sad rite, of our Order over over the remains
OIL our deceased brother, Charles B. Church.
Join with us. '''- W
By order BUN +. PRICE, WIN.
X. G.. WILLIAMSON. Seer,tarv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09

GERTIFlCATB No 2i2i, Memphis a Char.
~ lesion Railroad stock calling for ibs shares.
9i date April 18th, 1870, issued 10 John L.
Kerr, and nov the property Of Julia q Coflqo
guardian Of John l.. Kerr, has been lost or
slOienii NM tnls Y 70 notify al parties con.
70 ING secretary 0f said company for a dunI
ra'a ~ the same. This February 9th. lgll
,A,,,. JULIA G. COFFEE
lN ls' NsardiaH for John L, kefr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09

New YORK, February 8, lilo D.
m.-CottOn opened steady, now firm,
as follows: Ordinary, lie; good
ordinary II Lice; low middling.
l2sc; middling, 13c; good middling,
l3lc; middling fair, 14c; fair, 143c
Futures opened firm and from s to
Il points above Saturdays prices:
now steady, as follows:
DaIivar,oe o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09

T1HE sale Of the estate of the Iats Mr.
j. Mary Auer, formerly Rabensteip win I'M a
place the 18th inst, at her late residence. on
jackson street, near railsoAa at 10 am, for
cash; also good VIII and rent Of store house.
lSS l4f JOS. SPECHT, ,SR., Administrator
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09
More Arrests in the DOnneIIy
Case.

LEECAN, ONT, February 9.-Two
more arrests in the Donnelly tragedy,
Thomas Rider, age 30 and William
Carroll 19
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends Of the late Captain G. B. Church
services at Elmwood cemetery to-mcTrow
TUESDAY, morning. 10th inst, l0lS O'Clock
Hacks at Holst's. Services by Rev. Eugene
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8. AND |. ASSOCIATION.
3 SECURITY
Building and Loan Assoeiat;o,

NHE regular monthly meeting of this Asso.
citation will be held on TUESDAY. Fehrp.
ary 10; 1850, at ~ o'elock, at their office, No
paid without penalty on or before the meetinr
By order Of the Board.
A. S. LIVERMORE, President.
p. B. JoNRs, Secretary. i8aIi0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09
MASONIC N0IIGE-

DEM X. A. Chapter, No. 22-Will q
y meet in stated eonvocation THISXX
. clock, in new Masonic Temple, for dispatch
nally invited.
By order JOHN W.GRAHAM HIP
DC. TRADER, Sec'y
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF The BoARD or RIRE ANpl
:, PoLlcE CoMMlssIoNERs.

Taxng District. february 2, 1850,
GBALED proposals will be received by us
- until Tuesday. February 18th, at noon, for
the following materials TO be furnished the
Taxing District Of Shelby county, viz: Fur
nishing feed for the stock Of the various de-
portments Of the District for the ensuing i2
ieot any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board
l9 ll5 d. I. PORTER. President,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09

DESOTN
BniIding anl Loan AssnnI

Building and Loan Association.
THE monthly dues are payable on TIES.
DAY, February 10th, at oifiee Of secTetaTy
2Ss Main street. Meeting of Direotors
a 'H'N"k. p.mn WEDNESDAY,, 1lth, and Tor
making loans at : '"loak.- WEDNESDAY
night. JAMES ELDER, Presiailt
MrNrRR PARKER, Secretary. 1872 40
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Memphis and Little Railroad
COMPANY.
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER.
LITTLE Rock, AK, JsAuaTy Il, issO.
Notice to Owners and Captains Of Steam.
boats navigating st. Francis River;

FNHk drawbridge over 81. Prancis ,;v., =,
L Madison, Ark, will be replaced 81 ami an ron m
structure during this month aud the nsco.'
'sry false wors will obstruCi We draw spap
channels Of the bridge SO that no boat esn
pass from about the 18th instlot To the lsth ~
fsoruaIy, lSsA RUDOLPH PINK.
@ ~ Gen'l Manager.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09
MINTER PARKr
ELECTION NOTICE.

1NHE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
Che Memphis Gas Light Company
will be hold at the Office Of the Company. 5s
Maedisop street, Memphis, Tenn, Monday,
March lst, lSSO, to elect 10 seven Directors to
serve the Company the ensuing Year. Flee
iosEPH CRAIG, sec'y.
Memphis, Tennn Feb. lst, 1850 lS2 1853
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the specisI
~ partnershR. heEetofoge existlrg betwes,'
We w rSnd heary bhmen, under the hrm name
IsH9,s hSs h5sh dissolved by the rotjrile ~
sald EamAn, 10 parts unknown. There1ora 4
warn al rersous that win not be respan.t
pie for any debts contracted hS Aim H ~
arm name or otherwise. - ~
THOSE indebted 70 the Rrm win please eli
against the hrm via plesse present th.,s ~ "
onte. CHAkLRs III WlpHIn ~
ay "a, lea i3iu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-09
Statement Ofthe Condition Ofthe
hank Of Commerce. Memphis.
Tenn, January z. 1870.
LIABILITIES
Administrators Sale.

j. FARGAsON. President.
j. A, OMBERG, Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

James Murphy, the coal merchant at
tho footot Shipley street, has purchased
the lot extending between the railroad
and Talley's saw mill, near the fsot Of
Thorn street. This same gentleman
has purchased the old pottery at
Water and Orange streets and also tive
dwelling houses adjoining on Front
street at q cost of about oight Thousand
dollars. In q few days the lot which
tAs gentleman has just bought will be
fenced and will he occupied by him as
q coal yard. Ths old pottery will bs
torn down and in its place will be erect
meantime Mr.. Murphey will use the
Office and stable at Water and Orange
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. Fout.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
l.rs'alelsrs.

James Todd al smploye of tho Pusey
& Jones Company Tor the past twenty
two ; ears, has severed his connestion
with that Arm to take charge Of shop
at this EJgemoor Iron works at q large
salary.
The we'll known steamer John A.
Warner has arrived at HARLAN IL Hol-
lingsworth's yards for repairs.
The Gazstte's statement that Pusey
&c Jones hal receive ntracts for six
iron steamers IS deniel.
Over 2,o0s ] ersops Lave signed the
petition FIR tie Aim, house removal.
Tenebre services at the Pro- Cathe-
dral closed last evening.
N, ,ae It o Oe ourt yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Drumk mad Dissyderny.

John Fl. Richards, from Middleto wn
the individual whose arms DO not ex
tend bslow his elbows and whe wat
tried at Police Court a few days since
was arraignsd again this morning
Last evening he was drunk and expos
I'd himself to danger on the Philadel.
phia, Wilmington 4 Baltimore railroad
He was sentenced to New Castle fol
ten days.
Mary Mclaughlin for being drunk
and disorderly was &ned one dollar
and costs.
Thomas Clark, a young man, was
arrested at Fourth and King streets,
for fighting. While passing along
the street he brushed up against three
young men who at once pounced upon
him and blows were exchanged. The
originator Of the quarrel was arrested
and was fined one dollar and costs.
David Greenlea also was arrested st
the depot last evening for being drunk
and exposing himself to danger on the
p. w. & B. r. R. He was fined fifty
cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Dnma&es From the GaiO Near
N0uah Asnb0y.

SOUTH Annoy, N. j., March 25.-A
worry violent gale. lasting sixteen hours,
swept along the Northern New-Jersey
coast last evening, the velocity Of
which has not buen equallsd for many
years. In this vicinity much damage
was done to young trees, and many
huge ones we're blown down. Trains
passed with the utmost caution over
the high bridges spanning the Raritan
Bay and Shrewsbury River. Conduc-
tor Morrison, OF the Csc train TO Long
Branch, hsd narrow escape while
passing from car to car crossing Raritan
Bay. The Methodist Episcopal Church
/, tesple at Hol.'s Neck was blown down
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

We have eften heard the remark
made that certain individual was so
homely that his face would "stop q
clock" That is bad for the clock, but
when DR.. Browning's c. & c. Cordial
will stop a Cold or Cough, that is good
for tho psrson trsnbled with the cold.
There is no. the least doubt Of this
happy result, If directions are care
fully followed, Ohe tea spoonful every
three hours is all that is necessary.
1t is pleasant to the taste, and children
will easily be induced to take it. Give
it trial. SOC. is the price. DR.. Brown
ing, Propr., l117 Arch Street, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
An E,sSy WAY,

The team belonging to |. II. Frank,
grocer, corner Fourth and King streets
while standing in front of Bennetti
store, over Eleventh street bridge, on
Wednesday afternoon, ran away aud
was not stopped until it had reached
Plckels' stove fouudry. All along the
the way the runaway had gone were
strewn thirty dozen broken eggs. The
driver also was nicely battered with
eggs. The horse received number Of
psinful bruises.
The same team while proceeding
down King street yesterday was pre-.
cipitSted TO the ground, owing to the
fsTe-axle breaking. At the time Of this
accident the wagon was we'll filled with
eggs but fortunately none of them were
broken.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
HaeptO M mia.

A day or two ago woman passed IN
front OF James Mortgomery's sho. store
at No. SOS King strest, and, taking a
pair Of Shoes from a box, concssled
them under her shawl. She was fol.
lowed and mads to give up the stolen
property. II was ascertained that abe
vas no other than the noted Margaret
Dsver, the confirmed kleptomaniac,
whose trial for larceny at New Castle a.
the last term OF court attracted so much
attention on account of the defence
raised by Harry Sharplsy, ESQ.,, her
lawyer, that she was a klsptomaniac,
and therefore net responsible for her
action. The woman should be sent to
tho Aims house.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
CITY CDUHs]tE.

Regular nEeatauS So ~ 'iassEnf Street
D0n't Went ON her Gsands-Gther
business D0ne.
AT the regular meeting of City Cnup-
Gil last evening, q discussion led off the
business done, the question being the
acceptance Of deed for Pleasant street
hatween Adams and Monroe streets,
from William NJ. Murphy, which was
presented by Mr.. McGliuchey.
Nr. Paynter said Council should act
with caution in ths matter for the
street might coat thu city much more
than 1t was worth, to put it in o useful
condition.
MIR. Mention stated that it would re-
quire at least 5000 yards of earth TO
bring it up TO the grade. Finally &C.
tion on the deed was postponed for two
weeks.
~ Tbs City Treasurer reported s33,.
996.96 in bank the Chief Engineer nj
the Water Department, reported AZ
men employed under him, With pay
roll Of $544.23 the Street Commission
er reportsd 7 men and three teams em-
ployed in his department, with a pay
roll of S28 so.
Samuel Murphey and others asked
for gas lamp on Washington street,
between Ninth and Tenth streeta.
Mr.. Mention presented 2 remonstrauro
from James Harrigan and o!hers agains.
tho erection of a frame chapel on Bird
street. as it would BE- detrimental to
their interests.
Mr.. Paynter moved that the joint
committee Oh nav public buildings b.
authorized to advertise for proposals Tor
erectirg ths proposed new building at
Sixth ard King stceets. Adoptad.
An order amounting to $9T5o wsS
directed to be drawn in favor of Mr.
Msrris Taylor 10 pay the expenses of
the Ha<bor Improvement Committee to
Washington.
Mr. Merri3 Taylor presented the in
teyest list for April amounting to ST.
258.10 and orders were directed to hs
drawn ia favor Of the persons named
therein.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Merris Taylor an
order Of 81 38l was directed to be drawn
III favor OF G. p. Johnson, J. 7. Head
art Samuel Murphy, SHAKING Fund
Commissioners, to pay Sinking Fund
bonda 5ue April Ist.
4 bill amounting 10 Sl250 in favor
Of Maria Montgomery was ordered to be
paid.
Council adjourned to meet at Front
and Madison streets, on Saturday after
NOON, at 3 O'clock, to examine Pleasant
9traat.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
An Arm II rnk aIa .

Scott, aged about ten years, a son OF
James Beggs, had his arm broken
yesterday afternoon in the yard of No.
2 school, Eleventh and Washington
streets. The little fellow at the time
of the accident was playfully wrestling
with another boy when he accidentally
fell to the ground and fractured the
member. He was taken to the residence
of his father on Jefferson street between
Tenth strset and the Delaware avenue,
DR.. Wales was summoned and the
arm was Immediately set.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
EotScC.

Lstook Of religious books and Sunday
SLocI supplies will still be- kept by
Nr Taggart, No. 607 Market street
Also tAe line Of fancy ard staple sta
tOogy, birthday cards, Sunday School
cNd;, ti2., all new aad fresh. Call and
examine.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
King Ofthe Umbrellas.

King, tue original umbrella man, IL
bh found at the hack Of Kitchen q
grocery store, s. W. cor. of Fourth and
Walnut SITS. Umbrellas made cheaper
'hH the cheapest, and warranted to
Fl'eeGtire satisfaction or no pay do
handed. Buggy umbrellas made and
svsirpd
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Personal,

Rev.J. A. b. Wilson, the retiring
pastor of Asbury NJ. Il. church, accom-
panied by q portion Of his family, will
leave this city to morrow.
Samuel NJ. FELTON,. the Presid' mt of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti,
more railroad, is also th' President Of
the great Penusylvsnia steel works
near Harrisburg, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
peonarh ID ciss,

, r;rg severed his connection with J..
u"IS y uoo,e would inform his friends and
-. ~ nnblic in general that he has open.
W. " fmerchant tailoring establishment
=. s.Sn a East Third strset, where he
= .;lI Nh kapp 9 full line Of spring suitipGs
W., w. gentlemen, @ which VIII be made up
W. :, !, S varv reasonable price. Satisfaction
m,rsptesd to every customer. A call
Il solicited.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Y aaAnNsEaaMNEs.
s'The Bank er's DSughfer''-COni-
Ing TheatHfcai Events - stage
NOies and PerB0naIa.

1
s'The Bank er''s DEuyhfer''-COni
fng Theatrical Events - stage
KSies and PerBonaIs.
"The Bankers Daughter" made g
noise in New York last season, and tue
noise was heard all over the country.
The fact Of the 140 consecutive perform
apcea at the Union Square Theatre pen
strated into every place where there
was dramatic stage, and now all the
stages are presenting it as fast as the
travelling companies can make the
time. Everywhere the play is spoken Of
In the highest terms, and as presented
by J. W. Golfers company, it ia win
ming suoh praises as but few latter-day
dramas receive. Wilmington has wit
messed one performances Of "The Bank.
sr's Daughter" by this company with
great delight, and the announcement
that tho same troupe would perform II
here again has been received with plea
Eurs. The performances will take place
in the osera House r-morfOw evening,
and the salr, Of reserved seats at c. f..
Thomas 4 Co.'s bpok store has been
going ca at a lively rate since ysster
dag.
THE LOCAL STAGE.
For week or more Wilmington has
had quite dearth of 'amusements, bat
the prospect for the future is somewhat
better as a number of companies are
already booked and others are expect
ed to n AXE arrangements.
"Rogues Luck laughable comedy
by the Chestnut Stfeat Theatre Com.
pany will he presented ou the evening
Of April lst.
Manager John D. Mishler has aTrang-
ed TO bring G. I. Bangs Zero ia "Jcs-
eph Balsnmo," on April 3ra.
The Chestnut Street Theatre Com
pany will give IA Scrap of Paper on
Wednesday evening, April TN.
"My Partner" viii bs done on the
evening Of April '5ta, by A.drick d
Paraloe.
On April 18th Wilmington will ks
treated to Nick Roberts "HUmpty
Dumpty, which has nov oeen mere
for several years.
Among other nhing' ,nat a'a eAps'',
ed to be given during tLe latter part OF
April is "a Celebrated Ca5e" Which
Manager Mishler will bring.
rooTL1Gar FLAsHEs.
rhors bsve ,a.n two weddings in
,ba Narda GFsegar nGsiley slave
t,onnc s;nca II Ia New York few
weeks AGO. And now i. is announced
that r. I. Sullivan. leading man of the
oon,narv and Eatie p,,,na,o, were di.
voyceS in Dnnage county, Ill.. on tue
19tb ;nst hy nntual consent. eva.
,i,1s. . "' !, ~ s,;oa ), nto
Nj M;,s 50 ,,avv psnnbe.sv rev asni-
rant wna accorded n warm rccgntion al
t"a - or;,,1s w.; S.,i 49, -. tha tIn;op Taa
10" .'',. Tr"a rnnatra NJ NJ WI, wbara oh.
sn.ao b.r ern,sranra in n,rtions of
aas .aa;S.,, n "a ttT s.,Trarato,s -
NJ ~ u shor;.Ian !, nlav;,o .
8, ran.r - " .nnaran,sr,, a4 tho C6a.tnni
80 l"'e" 81 ens pL;Ioa''I,,s;a DIT .h;a -
-" - s-..t,na tpu Enron. ,uith
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

OF. Slmms' Pain S4srchsr, Whining
y, DEL, clre1 Mrs. John McWhortsr,
,NcilolN, Va, of a tremendous bad case
fleulnstlSm, almost helpless six
sat1S cured with four bottles, (only
% Depot, 4th and King streets
wv Arch street, phila. Sold by
0ers.
t@'man'S Tar ard Wild Cherry Pee
sI IS TIE hest and cheapest prepare
w IOF coughs aud colds ever offered
@e public. Get it at Fifth and Pop,
Streets.
rather busters from 2jc. upwards,
DHaIoF'1's "cbeap" Drug Store, cor.
NG Market streets. 1'russes strong
HSe'l made fit guaranteed lowest
INSle's Poultry Powder, for cholera
.s, sv.'~' dseaSeS of fowls, sold by
H. NV, q fullerton, Druggists, No. 800
rug street.
~, :" sale, 1000 worth of small mort
|t',s % l., Apply 70 Geo. W. Bright, real
sT Ofcker, Jlj Market street.
NJ sssea'ngton Chinta at Russell & spen-
Dsh i, ~ " " cts. per yard they are we'll
n's ~@''S; Eennard & Co. now have
;I y HlOred kid gloves for gentlemen,
= il !! z and S.
l% rent rent on reasonable terms, store
stba II last "a street. Apply to Waltou
" "ue's' No. S East I'd street.
ve s~,c eau buy DR.. Warmers Flexible
NJ O''''' OF Russell & Spencer for 75c.
u hs, iD d, Dsmorest's string patterns
). Ill stock at Russell l. speneer's.
spss,Sl 's".. Job in ladies' and gents hose
''a'S rer pair, at Russell & spsn.
rs4t west las removed to 70S French
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
A NAre Chase.

A number Of WILMINGTON spcs,smsn
will participate in hare chase Gu the
banks OF the BrGrdywius to morrow az
ternoon. A large lumber of hounds
have bsen secured for the OCCASION and
q pleasant time is anticipated. The
chase will commence at three O'Clock al
Rattle Snake Rnn.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
FOurtA AnnuaI Bali.

Lockout for the fourth annual ball Of
the Washington Assembly, which will
take place in Prot. Webater's Dancing
Academy on Friday evening, April ID.
Prof. Worth's brass and strixg band
will fnrnish music for the occasion.
Every lady participating in the grand
march will receive a handsome pro.
gram.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

James Blake, ssventy-six years of age
whs was engaged 1T the Harlan & Hol-
lingsw orth Jompany's works as a ship
carpenter for number of years. has
pub ished pamphlet in which he GU
dsavors to prove that the lost tribes OF
Israel have been gathered together.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

Powell now has on his stall IN the
mini street market, . fine variety Of
hash hash shad, fresh herring, whit- perch,
sanpisrs, halibut, haddock, steak
cSfsL, smeltz, catfish and several
abr varieties OF the iinny tribe; also
.n Of terrap.n. Call early and avoid
ha rnah.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
sprcrAL MENTION.
rO, W ors.un'a temperance
NV Work.

~, Saturday, March n at $50
on n III. Central Presbyterian
S'v'H1 :, D1 Mrs. Francis Z. Willard, Pres
chu,'u1' ~ the National w. 9. 4. U. will
idtls y, ,"sst ' the ladies of Wilmington to
agslI ,s.y n practical methods of work.
,ah sA',tsnt WIZ, standing committees will he
lplYl,@d lpl..d the chairman Of which will
aep',.Sh "mhers of the Executive committee.
" tn ladies' interested in the temper
al .s1,se s%@ are earnestly invited to be
'as,.u, la.s ,@I and participate in the discus,
pl's' - mans Of work and are cordially
imJ i;Dvjttd to Join the society.
lu''''" Miss, Rowland. Rec. Sec.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
naian Ynnr AnehAr

,pd uovd Oh al sail for the "Grest
Tobscc5 MART" as Chapman has just
murpel from Pennsylvania with So
900 cLeap segars, $3.50 per thousand.
Vatuu sap, &c. Fourth and shiplty
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
.ugar Cnrcd Rams.

Otley Vernon has on his stalls in the
|Thiri Street market, every Wednesday
and saturday, tine lot of sugar-cured
country hams nome raised, which he
h slHng Wholesale and retail a. the
|byCst rates.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Inform emit Of kanerlanasr r,

John Sauerlsnder, the victim of the
lamp explosion on Tuesday evening,
will be buried this afternoon. The
funeral will start from his late resi-.
denee, No. 5l3 French street, at four
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
h.eg Cat.

George Dilman, a workman at Bow
Ars, Dure X Co.'S car shops had his
right log badly cut yesterday aftsl noon
by his c!lisel slipping while at work.
Dr.. Aa!com rssdered the necessary sar-
pinaI Aid.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Reno val.

VIII. Sincock will remove from his
stand, 307 Market street to 30a
iaket street, on or about the 25th Of
Il'cl' His present quarters will be
snOdsled, and when finished he will
tlurn 70 them.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Grant to visit ArkRn nsas,

In reply to an invitation of the City
Council of Little Rock, General Grant
telegraphed, yesterday, that he will
visit Little Rock on the 18th Of April.
He will also visit the Hot Springs. The
General visited the Cotton Exchange
and other institutions in Galvest ton
yesterday. His speech at the banquet
on Wednesday evening was greatly
appiauded.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
A EeV Lot of kSishGH

| Inst lecsi7ej at Sd and Tatnall streets.
| Fko5v Wiling dishes will save money
by bcgns them soon, as they have ad-
nleed il ptice, AID still continue 10
lvalte.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Bulldings Carried Away by a Cyc-
k0M0s

WINFIELD, Kan, March 25.-Mr. Lib
by's barn and smaller building were
carried away this morning by cyclone,
and neither has been found, not even a.
fragment, after ten hours search.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
Rodney street Sunday School.

The scholars connected with the Rod.
ney Street Sunday School will please
meet at beir chapel this friday eve
at 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

NXYANTt;l'.-A WHlTE GIRL WITH
wv good city ref. Apply to COG Washing-
ton 81. 3.YG itk
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w general h0dsewerk NO washir and
ironing. NO. $40 II. 4th st. e-2G-2t*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

XNTANTED.-AN INTELLIGENT BOY
w aged about 10, to learn cabinet max.
ing Apply Saturday afternoon to "
u. HAkDUAST
3:62t s W. 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

~ WV" OF the rhersnOmeser
btnip. NMhpuhLIoAs Mp ofaoe, on Friday
90 ~ o'clock, II O'Clock
AZ $50
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
NEW ADvERTySEMES ~.

fNUPP SED TO BE LOST IN MOVING
y yesterday from Tenth and Pine to l1th
and Walnut, q garnet basque trimmed with
silk the same color. The finder will he sui
tably rewarded by leaving it at llo3 Walnut
street 3.x6-Lts
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

pOARDERS WANTED-7l4 KING ST.
- 3.25StE
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

bal On spSr''Iient, Ottioe Of the Chief
A, N, ~'Tf' Washington, March 90
! lIS,,ins ltan,,,iiln a. for Friday--Fcr the Mid
Pd by Inv "sa'7s' clear weather, fol-
n, ye.r;n'' .r''eas pg cloudiness north
pds; falns f'l'us 10 warmer southeast
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26

nOARnlNG-SEC0ND STORY ROOMS
ID roasonapie prices 800 French ST. $50 3t&
Daily Republican., 1880-03-26
p,s striking Operatives
hetubne xy~un,

pSAnink Operatives
b. s,. He'uns Work.
has Ju1n cj,ssa..l cigarette makers o. Lor.
4 City, sI1etse she !, manutactory, at Jer.
rai w..ls I, nave been on a strik. for
Wy rules sna VI account OF o.rtain
'Sn By tbs ~1s a.. Regulations imposed
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tNitaout I,he h.. q, and resume their
sadsi 70, fa, narTlng ", gained the point
"'' uhering on these 2eop!e. ,ts