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THAT LAND GRANT.

sHaS j. MIGtvRA. Mr. Buxxg's
fArnER-Is-IAw, REsroSslnrE roR
1T AND NOT Mr. BRxxrs-A sr.rr-
NEST OF FACTS Br JupaY JAcoRs
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To the Voters Of Kitsap County.

IN VIEW OF THERE BEiNG~A NEW OANDI-
date in the field for County Treasurer / hereby
with iraw my name a candidate Tor that Office
in favor OF P. J. PRIMROSE, and advise my
friends ~ yo fer him.
PHILIP Visit.
Por; Madison, Oct. 29slI, 1880. oS0-3
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VIII Not submit.

Call at Schwabachsr's foF your boots
and shoes Of all descriptions st ccs st
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KILLED in n Mining Camp.

A dispatch dated Council Bluffs. Ia.
Oct 30th. received today by L w Gill;
land. clerk In the National Bank in this
city. informed him of tie shooting and
death OF his brother. Cyrus. aud young
man named Wm Moore. Familiarity
called Cob, at camp in The Black
Hills. few days since. The Telegram
stated nothing further. The, sender
was Mr Gilliland's uncle. Willis, who
knew nothing Of the particulars, he
having sent only brief dispatch him.
self.
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BRrDaKwArgR. Oct So.-A. q me
here yesterday . lady aud s~o boys
were barned 60 death.
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KEITH -o'SEIL--In Olympia, Oct 2Sd, George Il
Keith ana hslyinA OsEeil.
LYBERaEk MY in olyEapla, Oct. 2s:h, Jsha 2
Lybe<ser sud Laura ME
TAYLoR-PCRDY-Near Union City. Oct. 2ith, w
5. Taylor and Eliza J. Purdy.
c0FFELT- ylERIcK-o orcAs Islard. Oct 2oth
Hsfrison u asltana Anna 2 4;nSrst l. T az
Tow -eHANBEkLkIN-Atwa walm. Oct "a
James Tow and Emma Cham berlain
ALLEN-GOEDBECK-Ia Vancouver, DC. DIST
George Alien ana Augusta dsea5ecr.
IHRrG = AMEs Nesr Daysen. CT. asth. I, esrea
hfig and Mia Carrie Jstaes. ~ 49,
GRAHAM-TEEL-In Dayton. Oct. 10th. THO. b.
Graham and Miss Eva A. Tsel.
hEIBY- MoSozAN-In Daytoa. oo:. AS, Chas.
. " hsie5 and Miss - 1aseth MOnOhmSs
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NEW sfFYICp.
Pre.iden, Haye. and his Party.

PRECEDENT Hayes and his Party.
TkISlDAD. New Mexico, Oct. 20
The President and party passed here
on a Especial train tonight. The Presi-
dent says The Rspnblic.ns vi, carry
Califorpiis and Oregon aud all nwshern
States, ard tbat b isgoipg 70 O4io -
vote fof Gafad and Artiur The
President and party viii separate g.:
Kansas City. The President gees TO
Oaio Snd Secretary Ramsey TO -. Paul
to vote. Gen Sherman goes 10 st.
Louis.
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An Rxtinet Board.

PORTLAND. Oct 30.-Tbe Board of
Police Commissioners is no longer in
existence. Its authority ceased on the
10Th inst. according to the terms of the
amended charter. The City Auditor
sill hsncsforth. In addition to his form.
er duties. perform those of City Asses
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eAsrERS STATES.
Spr~.finr Hnn-w.r.s

Cnr0aoo. OCT So.-prtsidsns HAYES
and patty arrived in Kansas City today
aud will arrive In Toledo ,omcrrow
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NEw YoRK, Oct So A London tele-
gran ssys that Forster. Chief Secretary
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Iyr TIE ENrLoY or D. ". PRENTICE 4 90
Of Portisnd, wiiI he IN seAttle darinss ABE ir.s
sssx o. sSss.as~r. All york y sasrsnisea 10
give eDtlre ss'fsfaetioas ~
ordsrs fSs the eiss sn4 an parts OF shs sound
len At PunpArey's book store Will receive prompt
attention. osLIn,
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fox Ireland. is particularly auxio1s to
bring PArneli. into the cozrt He BE-
lieves that il ParnelI j. inprisouea, the
League AMI it, fol.oEes viii faH 20
uieces
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KaasSs City. The President goes TO
OoiO Snd Secretary Ramsey 70 =. Paul
to vote. Gen Sherman goes 10 -.
Louis.
The Chinese.
VIRGINIA CITY. New. Oct. 3O-Vhile
w A Simmons. ex-Collector of Customs
of Boston, Mass. was addressing large
Republican mass meeting here, man
in the audisnce asked: What about the
ChiLeseT To which Simmons replied:
i will tell you about tie Chinese, and
will make yon sick # the Chinese
Back in Mass9hu~tts We look npon
this country as q refuge fer. theop-
pressed of all 'ra'ious. If Gilman cd
come 10 US Ike other foreisres. We
willingly raise him up, clothe him in
the gsrb of citizenship by placing the
ballot in his hands. This speech had
q paralyzing effect AMI created fright
full CONSERVATION among Republican
miners and mechauics, who recalled
Gen Sherman's speech while here.
/ The Episcopal Convention.
NEW YORK. Oct 27--In the Episco-
pal Convention today the House of
Deputies refused to concur with the
Bishops in changing the existing canon
on reiDstating clergymen who have
abandoned the church Rev DR. Beers.
Of the joint committee on securing
missionary bishops for each Territory
III which there is not ct pressu bisl =
op, reported in favor # the proposi>
tion. The report was adopted together
with resolution appointing a com
mittee OF tweuty-one TO act auxiliary to
the board Of managers of missions and
to create missionary bishop fund.s a
resolution from the committee or
amendments to the constitution, de-
claring 1t inexpedient at the present
time 10 amend the constitution sd as 30
require future legislation TO be by can
on, was adopted. The report of the
JOINT Committee on the subject of
deaconesses was adopted. 1t sets forth
that women Of devout character aud
approved fitness may be set apart by
any bishop for the work of deaconesses.
EUROPE.
Large Meeting.
BELFAST. Oct 3O.-A meeting Of
Loyalists was held here yesterday
Over 1000 people were pfesent.
Terrible Rain storm.
PARIS, Oct 30.-A telegrapbic report
from Riggio de Calabria, Italy, says
there was continued heavy rain last
ing seven hours in that vicinity. Cot
tages were swept away by the flood.
killing seven persons.
VIII Not Submit.
RAGUsA. Oct 30.-A determin Ition to
resist the Turks has boon manifested by
the residents of Dulcigno. The people
have taken up position on st. George
Bridge and the streets lesding to it 10
order to opposs the Turkish regulars.
Troops under Ria Pasha are being
stationed with view to prevent the
mountaineers from giving aid to the
people of Dnlcigno.
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CALIFORNIA.
Put nm or shut nm


SAN FRAxcIsco. Oct. SOL W Col
Inns. wealthy merchant Of Chicago.
telegrsphed TO the Chairman Of the
State Central Committee of California.
Offering TO bet $4,000. that the letter
published by the Democratic papers /,
not copy of any letter ever written by
Garfield.
More proof OF the Ferxsry.
SAN JosE. Cal. Oct. So-wm L Gill,
. president Democrat ana q isadia1
lawyer. has in his possessions . genuine
autograph of Gen Garfeld's, and un-
hesitatingly pronounces the s,guatars
OF The Mercy letter sinrid forgery.
He says 10 carnct deceive any one IN
miliar with Garfeld's writing. A
correspondent of the CAr0aiels examine ed
the genuine signature sna fnds that il
Is utterly unlike the forgery. sas
shipping.
SAN FRsxcfsco. Oct 29.-Arriye,l
ship shirley. iron Tacoma; ship Spar
tan. from Departure Bay.
Sailed, ship TsmplAr. for. Seattle.
2s,h-Sailed. ship Olympus. for Sea.
beck; ship Sycamore. fer Port Gamble.
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LTSs. Mass, Oct 35-The register
of the kirkland House shows thA,
Morey registered there three dlFsreut
times. s1d eaeh tine WITH vCrkingnen
who cane 20 displace strTkers.
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Returning 40 her Old Hom-.

NV 1ORK, Oct p -Tbe widow q
Abraham Lincoln arrived from EaroI q
yesterday anc Is s, tie Clarendon Hctsl.
Heavy Grain Receipts
Wednes1ay's receipts OF grain were
the largest ever known OF the Produce
E1chAngs. They aggregates .6i0000
bushels. divided IS follows. Wheat,
617 pa; corn. so 400; cats, s6,i0 /;
bari y, 60j0, malt. l. loo; rye. % 500.
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Terrible Rain storm,

PARIS, Oct S0.-A telegrapbic report
from Riggio de Calabria, Italy, says
there was continued heavy rain last
ing seven hours in that vicinity. Cot
tages were swept away by the food.
killing seven persons.
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Important In True.

PORTLAND. Oregon, Oct. 30.-Ac-
cordiDg 10 reformation which the Walla
Walla Statesman has received, Mr. Vii
lard has withdrawn from the o. r and
N. Co. and. with Jay Gould and DO
Mills. is now associated in the Seattle
Il WAlla Walla Railroad. with the in
tsntion Of building line to connect
with the Utah Northern, which is now
completed to Idaho Territory.
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EUROPE.
Large Meeting.

BELFAST Oct 30.-A meeting Of
Loyalists vas held here yesterday
Over 1000 people were pfesent.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
MhIl Greek Moving.

The requested gathering Of Mill
Creek Hundred Republicans Gas pub,
lished through the columns of your pa,
PERI at the Limestone Road School
House, was fully compiled with by the
gathering Of a goodly number last
evening at $40 the gathering was
called to order with James M. Shakes
pear as Chairman Of the evening, and
A. H. Way Secretary. A motion to or
gsnizs the meeting into "Republican
Campaign Club" was unanimously
adopted. A Committee Of five was then
appointed to draft a Constitution and
Bylaws for the Club, after which the
Roll was opened for the reception Of
members and 46 were enrolled. IS Of
the 46 persons present declared their
to equip with cape, cap
and torch after the appointment OF
some other committees, and some ami
mated discussions the meeting at 10
O'Clock Adjourned to meet at the same
hour and place on Monday evening, the
ard inst. Adjournment was followed
by three hearty cheers for "Our Club"
and three rousing ones for Garfield and
such as the old scheol house never be-
fore resoupded with, all feeling that
sucoess awaited them in the undertak-
inc
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
Is It the Truth.

A man said to bear close resem-
blance to the missing Dean Buchanan
made his appearance at Barney Rosen-
blatt's barber shop, Seventh and Mar
ket streets, yesterday morning, at an
unseemly hour, SO Barney says. The
place " as opened earlier than usual BE-.
cause of an excursion to Coney Island.
Among the first persons to step in, at a
o qu arter before 6 O'Clock, was short,
stout man, having the appearances Of
the ex. bogus diploma vender.
He had his hair dyed and was shaved
for which he gave the barber $l.6O.
In conversation he told the tonsorial
artist that he was greenback speaker
on his way to North Carolina. The
man was rather nervous while in the
chair, and continually urged the barber
to be expeditions. He wore a slipper on
his left foot and complained Of bunion.
What became Of him after he was SHAY.
ed Is not known.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
The Camp at Reh ObOth.

OF Luo h0pupASoh'
A number Of responsible laymen form.
ed themselves into a Committee OF
Management and leased the Camp Meet
ing ground at Rshoboth for the purpose
of holding an old fashioned camp. BY
this l understood them to mean q camp
the main object Of which was the glory
of God and the Salvation Of men.
The camp is still in operation having
commenced on the evening Of the 18th,
and is to close on Thursday, the 2ttt.
inst.
Up to the time l left the ground, last
Friday, the meetings had been held
promptly and the preaching and ser
vices had been earnestly and definitely
devoted to the object above stated. Two
souls profsssed conversion last Monday
and many persons we're under deep con-
vietiou, At the request of the Man
ayers Rev. Jos. Hudson, a local preach
sr who has the confidence Of the entire
community for his piety and ability is
in charge. May God give his servant
abundant success. ALFRED I. SCOTT.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
REALTa GUARDIANS.


fectod Districts.
Measures to prevent the introduction
OF small pox in the city, by the crowds
that are likely to come here next Sun
day, on the occasion of the colored peo
pls's "Big Quarterly" We're taken a
the special meeting Of the Board o
Health last evening.
The President stated the object Of the
meeting and the Clerk read the section
Of the City Ordinances providing foi
quarantining against infected points.
The Clerk also read an extract from
the National Board Of Health's Bureau
of August A showing that up to July 81
there had been As cases of small pox
and II of variolOid in Camden, N. j., q
large per centage having been fatal.
An article in the Philadelphia Times
Of August % was also read showing
that small pox is prevalent in the
slums of that city, and that the disease
has firm foothold in Camden.
The following preamble and resolu'
tion, which were offered by Mr..
Thatcher, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, This Board is informed that
small pOx is raging in the cities Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, and Camden, N. j., to such an ex-
tent that In the opinion Of this Board active
measures should be adopted to prevent the
Introduction of tho terrible sc0urge In
this city; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the Mayor of this city,
together with the President OF the Board OF
Health, attested bySthe Board, do Issue q
proclamation warning all persons who shall
be affl cted with said disease, or coming from
q vicinity wherein said disease exists, under
the penalty Of the law, against coming within
the limits of this city; and all railroad COM
panies steamboat, ship, vessel or stage own
ers or managers, from bringing or suffering to
be brought Within the limits of this city any
person who shall be suffering, or coming from
the vicinity of said disease; and requiring
physicians and all other persons having
knowledge of said disease, to report the same
at once, either to the President OF the Board
Of Health or the Health Officers of the city.
The secretary was instructed to COM
municate the action of the Board to the
officials Of the P. W. & B. railroad, to
the several steamboat owners and COM
panies likely to run excursions from
the infected cities to the Big Quarterly,
to the Mayor and the sanitary physi-
cians of Camden, and to the secretary
of the Philadelphia Board of Education.
A resolution, presented by Mr..
Moore, asking Council to amend the
with Davis Carey for removing
garbage from the Fourth District, was
adopted, and the Secretary was in
struoted to report the action to Coun-
Gil.
There are daily complaints against
Mr.. Carey, and: he says he cannot af-
ford to carry out the provisions of the
contract.
Mr.. William Orr, the newly-elected
from the Ninth ward, was
present at last nights meeting of the
Board, having been sworn in by the
Mayor few minutes before the body
was called to order.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
Dupont Post at BOrdentOwn.

For the R6LuDllGAn,
Du Pont Post. No. 2, G. A. R., of this
oity, visited Bordentown, N. j., on Fri
dav last in COMPANY with Post No. 2,
of Philadelphia, and, on reaching that
city, went by street car to 18TH and
Spring Garden streets. Thence they
marched to the rooms Of their Phila.
delnhia hosts at Thirteenth and Spring
Garden streets, Thence they marched
to Arch street wharf, where they took
the steamer Mary Morgan for Borden
town. two sections of the Keystone Ar
tillery accompanying them.
Two hours later they landed at their
nlacs of destination, and tho two posts
marched together, 600 strong, to the
a AR Enc.mnment. amid the ap-
nlanse of all who looked on. Later the
two nosts marched in review, eight
abreast, before General, Giles and his
stafY General Giles complimented the
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
A Gard.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Permit me short
space in your columns to oounteract an
erroneous Impression that l had with
drawn from the Republican nomination
Of County Assessor for the Northern
District of Wilmington in favor Of
James Dandy. wish it distinctly un.
derstood that l have not withdrawn
from the canvass, and I hope all my
friends will bear the fact in mind and
give me generous support. will be
thankful to all others who should give
me their support. Let all the oandi-
dates stand upon their merits, and be
willing by that to stand or to fall, aD
that is the intention of your humble
servant. CHAs. b. WOODWARD.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
Zeal Estate Sale.

The farm of the late John Tweed, sit
r.tad on the road leading from Kimble-
vile to Lewisville, in franklin Town,
ship, Chester County, Pa, will be sSla Ma a
at publio sale in accordance with the
viii of the said Tweed ,on Thursday the
3Oth Of September. 1t contains 22C acres
about Is acres Of which are woodland
the buildings are good, the neishpor,,
heod is attractive in all respects, ana
tho property in every way desirable.
We cali nayticular attention to 1t, as we
bslIeve that anyone wishing to engage
In farming will find II prohtaole III
vestment.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
Hi0s I'm tsississ'nnf.

These has besz serious nolitica,
riot at CoifseViue, Miss. A speoiai
election for sheriff il to be held tbara
.o-uor'ow, and the Democrats and
Green backers have each candida sts in
the field. Both parties held ratification,
meetings and raised flag poles on satur.
day, and after their pole raising the
Democrats headed by brass band from
Grenada, lIrt paraded through the streets.
While passing corner, dificulty A.
rose bet "een a negro named Spearmap.
who was in the Democratic parade. and
a. v. Pearson, the Greenback oandi-
date for Sheriff, Pearson shot spear.
man dead on the spot, and a general
hght ensued, in which Pearson and two
OF MS friends were wounded, Pearson
dying OF his wounds at night. A mil
tarV company was telegrapbed to come
rom Grenada to put down the riot. but
the disorder subsiding, the order was
subsequently, countermsnded.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
Deceased

u, Lin Bartholomew of schuyl-
Ply, Pa, died suddenly yes.
staqDSrter to 2 O'Clock, in the
pats Hotel, Atlantic City. He
sAed eating some oysters at the
a' when he placed his hand On
~ and staggered and fell. His
raised him from the floor and
hin to a chair and DR.. T. K.
= summoned. By direction of
EOf the dying man was removed
pom on the second floor. While
paired up stairs MIR. BartLolo.
PANIED his last DR.. Reed attri-
= death to heart disease, super
py Bright's disease of the kid
at, Bartholomew had been in
City four days for his health,
oeen l. much improved by his stay
feeling much better.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
CoIOred Republicans.

The Higgins Republican Club will
meet tonight at their hall for drilling.
All the members are requested to be
present tomorrow evening. They will
hold business meeting at their hall
at which time all those who desire to
become members will have chance to
enroll their names. The Club at pres
ant has two hundred members.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Aug. "a
a. m.
Indications for Tuesday--For the
Middle Atlantic States, stationary or
higher barometer and temperature,
east TO south winds, partly cloudy
weather and possibly local rains near
the coast.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
To the Republican Voters or New
Castle COanty,

The Republiosn state Central Com.
mittee, having ordered State Conven-
tion to be held in Dover, on Thursday,
September 2, AZ o'clock, p. M, for
the purpose Of nominating three candi,
dates for Presidential Electors and a
candidate for Representative in Con-
gress, and having also designated Sat
urday, August rs, the polls to open at
4 O'Clock, and close at 7, in New Castle
county, for the election Of delegates in
the county, to the said convention.
Therefore, in accordance with such
instructions the Republicans Of New
Castle county, are requested to meet in
the respective wards and election dis
tricts in the county, on Saturday, Au.
gust 28th inst, to elect IS delegates to
the said State Convention apportioned
through the county as follows:
Wilmington-First Ward, 4 second,
4 Third, s; Fourth, A; Fifth, 5
Sixth, A; Seventh, s.; Eighth, a
Ninth, 2 Tenth, 3.
First Ward-H. NJ. Mullin, Is. T.
Bye, ]. F. Thomas.
Second-Chsrles z. Sparks, Joshua
Emerson, VIM. Countiss.
Third-F. R. Irons, Sam'l A. House,
Joseph v. Martin.
Fourth-W. H. Griffin, Peter s.
Blake, L. B. Morrow.
Fifth-Solomon Hersey, ]. e.. Had
dock, Harry Brown.
sixth-Wm. Moystein, Fred. Chairs,
Edwin C. Moore.
ssvsnth-Thos. ]. Mahafy, Thos. l..
Tallsy, Geo. W. Todd.
Bighth-Gsorge H. Jackson, Alvin
Townsley, Geo. Paradee.
Ninth-John r. Price, H. D. Ray
mond, Samuel Rigby.
Tenth-Wm. Crorey, c. W. Sollo-
way, NJ. T. Eastwood.
Brandywine, (east)-John Pstitde-
mango, Amor FOrwood, &. Sharpley
Perkins.
Brandywine, (west)-Robert Banks,
G. NJ. D. Watson, Thomas R. Day.
Christiana, (north)-John Ball, Jr.
J. s. Miller, A. D. LeCarpentier.
Christiana, (south)-Alex. Irons,
Frank T. Jones, J. W. H. Watson.
Mill Creek-Lemuel Graves, Henry
Thompson, VIM. +. Little.
New Castle-James G. Shaw, John
Steele, Edw. Challenger.
White Clay Creek, (east)-J. F. J.
Peters, H. c. Southgate, W. W. Groves.
White Clay Creek, (wesD-C. c.
King, G.. W. Williams, L. D. Porter.
Penoader-John Barber, Samuel
Alrich, Nathaniel Newman.
Red Lion, (east)-Wm. ]. Robinson,
Il. D. Cleaver, Chas. W. Jefferson.
Red Lion, (west)-Thos. W. Bel
vile, Chas. Corbit, Jas. r. Rothwell.
st. Georges, (east)-Daul W. Cor
bit, Jos. Cleaver, James Janvier.
st. Georges, (west)-Andrew Ella
son, Geo. W. Ingram, Chas. Tatman, Jr.
Appoquinimink-Geo. L. Townsend,
D. B. Maloney, Elias N. Moore.
laokbird-John Allston, Jesse T.
Fennimore, Robert Davis.
The following were named as the
places for holding the delegate election
throughout the city:
First Ward--White Horse Hotel.
Second-Felton House.
Third-Western Hotel.
Fourth-City Hall.
Fifth-Lafayette Hotel.
Sixth--McLsar g. Kendall's building,
King street below Ninth.
Seventh-Fsrry's Carpet House.
Eighth-Coal office, Ninth and Ben
nett streets.
Ninth-Old Academy.
Tenth-Northwest corner of Pleasant
and Jackson streets.
Polls will open promptly at o'clock,
and close at 7 o'clock throughout the
county.
By order Of the New Castle County
Repu blican Executive Committee.
GEORGE W. STONE, Chairman.
s, HBRsRy, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24

.rlsv & Sawyer, No. 3O2 Market
'sre still copying old pictures,
H. are also taking six fine card
ssphs for 81 and one 8xlO for 81
.piv's Prairie Weed and Kenne'
-yCrite Remedy sold by Taylor q
|Dn, Druggists and Apothecaries,
b street.
Il toOrhache drops are said to
one minlte. For sale by J. r.
b, Druggist, Fifth and Poplar
.rley & Sawyer, photographers
kket street, are taking four fine
pss for 5Oc., also A rim medaliaS
s!snsbury Murray's, Ill East
street, for ladies' shoe polish
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24


lseonen'S Bank Commissioners
b,rs{e Vsstsd a dividend of ten per
'ysDie ,ss. on September 1st. The
geS9 gIes9ulred to pay this dividend
A psi3 n,i5 which added to the special
5s",. pS,u and the 3oper cent. here,
'JjisIed' J;n,s makes a total of 81,
kaito.'a a',ael among more than $751;
h tS,S. bon.. When the company's
sSiuraas TOass and adjacent property
liza Sisaa' SSsOn' and other remaining
'se, AZ disposed ~ of, the Commission
hd Of II ,o 0e able to pay another
Daily Republican., 1880-08-24
I.Ost.

A pocket book containing small
sum Of money, was picked up on front
street, on Saturday,. The owner ne can os1
have the same by calling at No. ~
Rast Front street, and paying for tns
notice. ~