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Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
THE TEACH ERS INSTITUTE.
A Large Attehdan cc-Rn Interest
fns Session Wilmingtan fully
Renresemfah
RepfeNente(
pecial Correspondence Of the Republican.

Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
NEWPORT, Del, Nov. Is 1878.
Newport yesterday was invaded; to
day it is in complete subjugation. A
the tables Of its good inhabitants ar,
seated, as apportioned, an average o
three visitors to each family. Femal
presence is no rarity for the present a
least. Promenading over :he pavements
mrandering along bitches, laughing and
chatting as though the werey having q
good time in general, numerous bevies
OF young ladies', among whom can b.
seen the faces of those who have becom.
familiar to us.
With the many trains from Whining
ton came about sixty teachers, and
from that hour (nine oclock) until
nearly ten in the evening they wander-
ed the narrow confines of Newport, az
was remarked to us, like bees depriv-
ed OF shelter" That however didn't
effect them any. The average Whining
ton "school-marm" is irrepressible.
As the eligihles nonplussed and
wholly unprepared tor such an inva-
zion Of quintessential beauty in their
bashfn temerity kept out of sight, the
"schoolmarms' were left to their own
resources.
The church room in which the Insti.
tute was held was filed and the stand
ing room at the rear of the church was
even occupied.
Among those present from this city
were Mr.. Henry Eckle and Col. Grim
shaw, Messrs Allen Speakman, S.F.
Belts, l.. +. Palmer and l.. c. Kent of
the Board of Education and Professors
Harlan, Wiley aud Reynolds.
Outside of those from Wilmington
there we're eighty three teachers, rep
reseninti the active workers in the
cause OF education in the county south
of Wilmington.
The exercises began by a proms-
cuous discussion on Grammar followed
by discussion on Reading by E. NJ.
Vallandigham. This was followed by
John s. Stephens on Practical Arithme-
tic.
In the afternoon Grammar, Practical
and Mental arithmetic was discussed.
A motion was made that a committee
OF three be appointed to re-organize the
State Teachers association.
Prof. Reynolds thought that it was
useless as there was at present much
prejudice existing over the unfortunate
collapse of the late teachers assoc;a-
ton. He didn't think it. would receive
any favor from the educational people
of Wilmington.
Mr.. Eckel, in reply, thought the gen
tleman was mistaken; that his (Mr.
Reyhold's) opinion was based upon an
IDLE gossip among some, the spirit of
which should not enter the question. -
lie said it would be received with uni
versal favor among the teachers of
Wilmington, and he therefore hoped for
the passage of the motion.
The motion was favorably adopted,
but the appointing of the committee
was deferred.
The exercises Of the day closed with
an evening lecture on the "Lmina-
tons of Human Thought" by Rev. W
G. W. Lewis.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16

We HAVE BEEN for some time past
promised new weekly paper from
Col. John W. Forney, of Philadelphia,
and the first number of the Itoqress
having been laid upon our table we
hail It with the greatest satisfaction.
1t is everything Its name indicates and
It's makeup is something new in this
country. The vigorous pen Of the edi-
tor, ana his deep mature thought are
traceable on every page. In form 1t ia
quarto, containing twenty.four pages,
each OF but two columns, but very wide
measure. Every department Of news
in general is treated in regular order,
and sufficient spice thrown in to make
every article readable. II is to be pub.
isned weekly, and the subscription
price is s. year. We do hope Colonel
Forney's venture may exceed his bright
est anticipations. He deserves success.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Change OF Time,

The Wilmington and Northern Rail
road on and after Monday the 1Stl
inst, will make. a change in their tim,
table. The following trains going Norti
leave Wilmington as follows: No.
leaves at 6.25 a. m, arriving at Read.
ing at 1890 a. M; No. 3 leaves at 3. p.
M, arriving at Reading at 7.O5 p. IN.
No. s leaves at 5, p. M, and arrives at
Coatesville its destination at 7,05p M;
No. 7 leaves at 9.2o p. m, and arrives
at Centre Station, its destination a.
9.5S p. m.; No. 8 leaves on Saturdays
only, ! p. M, and arrives at Stanton
its destination at ll.5s p. m.
The following trains going South
leave Reading, Pa, as follows--No.
2, leaves at 7.30 a. m. and arrives at
at ll.30 a. M No. 4, leaves
at 3.3O p. m, and arrives at Whining
ton at 1885 p. M; No. 8, leaves Coats
vile at els a. m. and arrives at Will
mington at sos a. M; No. 8, leaves
Centre at 100 p. H., and arrives at
Wilmington at 40 p. M; No. 10, leaves
Centre on Saturdays only at 11.4O p.
n, arrives at Wilmington at 1920 a. m
"If had to walk from here to Balti-
more for it., would not be without DR..
3ull's cough syrup in my family" is
vhat We heard lady say yssterday, |
rice only rs cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
TlHENIoEsr PILLsoN EARTH ARE .JR. S1Mns

TNHE INCEST PILLsoN EARTH ARE .,R S1Mms +
l. VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS., They neye,
gripe, sicken or weaken in their operation and
hence they are the best pills ever offered, es..
pecially for aged pe0pie. They are splen
did Liver cure and elee ant purgative medl.
cine. They operate pleasantly and mildly,
but thoroughly and atectually. They cure
Constipation or Cos iveness, Piles, SicE
Headache Bilousness, Weak Bowels, Din.
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver .,ttec-
tions, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and in Rheumatteg,
Neuralgia and Headache, In connection With
our Celebrated Pain Searcher. a very speed,
cure Is obtained We have over 1000 reirrai
ces OF these pills. Elegantly sugar coate. IL
cents box. or t1ve boxes for 81. Sent by mail
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets.
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depor y
Arch street. Sold by dea ars and at c,,lft
stores
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Destructive Fires.

The fire in Bradford, Pa, on Thurs
way night destroyed the Theatre Conf.
tue' the Riddle House andtwenty other
O9ul'ldings, besides the works of several
|oI. O1 wells. The aggregate loss, not in
lludlng the oil wells, is $13S, 900. The
oufned district covers FIVE acres.
A three-story brick building belong.
t%s to the Virginia Penitentiary at
o".'cnmond, and occupied by cooper,
~ and machine shops and a
'noe VI" factory, was burned yesterday
uorning. Loss about t65, 900. WV
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
THOMAS NJ. WIER'S

ITNHOMAS M. WIER'S
l. NEW PRICE LIST
| Sugars as low as cents. White Sugar at
s cents. cans of Tomatoes, first class, 25 cts;
2 cans of Table Peaches, 2b cts 2Ibs of Honey.
25 cts: glasses of Jeley 25 cts: 3tbs Prunes
% cts: 2bs of Plums. 25 cts; 3bs Of Mincc
Meat, 20 cts: Ans OF Butter. rs cts 21bs
Pealed Peaches, rs cts 5hs of Peaches halves,
% cts; CHS OF New Peaches, quarters, 25 cts;
Pumpkins, 10 cts.;2 cans Bakers Corn % cts;
Sardines, 10 cts; 3fbs fine new Raisins, % cts;
Ans of Currhnts, new. % cts: Citron, new, Der
b, 20 cts; 2bs Iced Fruit Cake 25 cts; 2Rs
Coffee Cakes, rs cts; MacarOons. per h rs cts;
3bs Soda Crackers, 25 cts 3bs OF Oyster
Crackers, 25 cts; 8bs Oat Meal, 25 cts; sfbs
Sliced Apples, % cts; Good Apples. per b.
cts; Abs New Rice, 25 cts; 3fb Excellent
Cheese, IS Cts; Blackberries, cts; French
Peas IS cts. per can ; Preserved Pine Apples,
IS cts. u b; New Heminy cts qt; New
Peas cts. per qt; Split Peas cts. per qt; 4b
Corn Starch, rs cts; 5ibs good Starch 25 cts;
Chow Chow and Pickles 10 cts. a bottle The
best Catsup in the world Is cts. a Gallon: good
Solid Packed Butter for family use. 20 cts a
b. All the best Syrups as low as can be
bought and Soap the same. We have had
great run on our 10 cent COffee--giye 1t trial.
Our Flour is 80 good and so low we want all to
give it. trial at 90 90 per barrel it can't be
beat. Good Corn cts. per can; Washing
Crystal 1b cts. doS.; fine Irish Dulce lb cts.
D b.
Come to 1909 Market street for bargains.
rHOS. M. WEIR, 1900 MAJ ket street, VIII
Elrgton, Del. nvlSlm
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16

So CERTAIN we're they Of Ex Governor
Curtins election TO Congress in Wash.
ington circles that o slate had been
formed with the War Governors name
for Speaker.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16

VIZ HAD THR pleasure day or two
ago Of call from W. Scott Way, editor
and proprietor Of the Middletown Tran
script, and we are pleased to know that
he is encouraged and In good spirits at
the increased circulation and the liber-
81 run Of advertisements with which he
is favored. The Transcript is one Of
our best exchanges. Long may 1t wave.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16

CoRoEsR BUrz, has commenced right.
When the Jury had concluded their
inquest last night their fees we're
promptly paid. We hope the now
Coroner may continue as he has be-
gun.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chisf
Signal Officer, Washington, d. G.. Nov.
Is, ! A. M.
Indications for Saturday.--For the
Middle Atlantic States increasing cloud
mess, followed by rain, warmer south
erly winds, falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Choice Produce.

Welch Sharp, & Co., 3O6 King street.
have constantly on hand choice brands
of Roll Western dairy, and Bradford
County butter, new buckwh heat, Balti-
more pearl hominy, beans, choice Yves
tern apples. Groceries and all the
brands of family flour which they sell
at Philadelphia prices, Wholesale and
retail. Call and See how cheap they
uan
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Liberal League.

Tomorrow morning the League will
consider the question Of "Needed Re.
forms, and who are the reformers. -
To be opened by Dr.. Welch. Public
invited. Ten minutes given to any one
to discuss the question.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
The NJ. n. II. A. Last Night.

An unusual large turnout of people
attended the NJ. s. R. A. Public meet
ing last night, the seats all being oc-
cupied and several persons had to
stand. Vice resident Henry W. Nor
row presided. The meeting was open
ed with devotional exercises by Rev.
}. NJ. Williams. Interesting speeches
were then made by Messrs. R. Burton,
Jr., Edward l.. Crawford, Cornelius
Stinson, Jas. P. Tustin, Rev. J. M.
Williams and H. ". Morrow. Dur
ing the evening Solos were sung by
Mr.. Howard Stevens, E. c. Hill and E.
II. Stevens and a beautiful reading
given by Miss Ida Lnmis. The meet
ing closed with the doxology and ben
ediction. Several men signed the
pledge aud applied in due form for ad-
mission to the Association.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Fancy Scroll Saving.

Our friend $. X. Schultz, at No. 4,
East Fourth Street, employs the leisure
moments he has to spare when not
engaged in the sale of cigars and tobac.
CO, at fancy scroll saving. Frequent
practice has made him quite an a,.ept
at the business. and he has turnet. ont
some remarkably handsome parIor or
naments. We were shown this morn
ing couple of stand tops, one inlad
with walnut and the other of white
wood, sawed out, the curves and sco-
lops representing a variety of leaves,
flowers and birds. The stand tops
were so highly polished as to be easily
mistaken for marble, and we were sur
prisrd when informed that scroll saw
ing could be carried to such perfec-
tion. Any one fond of the beautiful
shOuld call and see them
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
FIRST EDITION.
SERVICES NJ usual tomorrow at the
"church around the corner" we pre-
sumo by the pastor.

IL Is gratifying TO learn that Bayard
Taylor is so improved In health as to
able TO take daily drive.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Dedication at Summit bridge.

The Summit NJ. Il. church, at Summit
Bridge, Delaware, will be dedicated on
Sunday, December sth, to which cor
dial welcome is extended to all. The
church now being finished is very
neat and attractive one, being built in
Gothic style. The friends and pablo
generally are invited to be present, at
the ceremony, as able speakers are ex-
pected, and the members are now max
ing preparations for the entertainment
Of those from distance, and::we can as
sure all who go, that they will be
we'll cared for.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Scott Church Revival.

Revival services of deeply interest
ing character have been held at Scott
NJ. Il. church during the week. En-.
couraging results have attended upon
the efforts which have been made. It's
members have expressed a desire for
salvation, of whom several have pro-
fessed conversion to God. There ap-
pears to be an an earnest desire on the
part of considerable portion of the
church for genuine revival of religion.
Those who have at heart the cause of
God have been rejoced to see the de-
monstrations of divine power night after
night as the work has proceeded. There
will be meeting tonight and through
next week to which all are invited.
The Cost Of the Yellow Fever.
A. B. Farquhar, proprietor Of the
Agricultural Works at
York, writes to Surgeon General Wood
worth, that he estimates the cost of this
years yellow fever epidemic to the
country at l75,00O, 900; and hoping
that the work Of the Yellow Fever Com
mission will be continued until some
decided result Is obtained, he enclosed
! check for 800 to promote its success
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
SECOND EDITION
State OF the a'hermss,,..pts..

AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE Nov. rs
7 o'clock. 10 O'Clock. Y y'cio :,
40 46 52
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The Mitchell Co. Caat Field.

Tho early pntt " this week W.
paid Il visit 10 tho alleged coal fields
~ Mitchell county situated on the
line of the Milwaukee anil ST Paul
rail road about three milrs south and
wcs, of the old town III Otfmso ON
the Cedar river. The tlrst discovery
was on tho farm of Mrs. Bartlett and
40 completely was shc satisfied of tho
Importance mud value II |, Tint Shr
declined nh offer RI sto.On0 for tho
forty nrrra. Similar discoveries We
arc told huve been made on Dock
stai,ci'r and Pickles farms, Lenses
nrr being snl,l. nna joint stock com.
pany II h,ing organized W. atc told
for sinking shifts and making n
thorough exploration ofthe territory.
AZ present paying quantities have
not hern found. though, II + alleged
TINT Il vein unr foot Ia thickness hns
been found ~, the Bartlett farm
should further investigation md
research develop In finding coal I'm
paying quantities, III. geological
formation fnrbidding steh horr. 4,
Will bc more important to northern
Iowa than any other event ~ ~
ltstnrV
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llsAlnatNs Alnssta a ward

The Dveemhtt issue II ihe annmai
christmas Holiday Number" u ihis
popular magazine and " the snas,
attractive fnhsia#t ssrt iseM,l III
snn'nHha nn lrs< than 'iFsy rnrpa ~
elegant naw Musir and Interesting
musssHl litetasuiv, nlsn fuli Inr.
portrait ~ Mari. l.i.tn The suer~safai
hsN Queen ~ Nong. with d sketch n
her life. TIE twenty four pages ~
music In This nnsnh.f would rnsi al
In usual SHIRT firm aud includes
Christmas Snnrs. tni1is. hn Anihs n,
and number III beautiful new annga
anil piano pieces. among them
Somebody's Coming when the lIuw.
drops Fall. m .xluisi," new song
nni chorus by Jnmea 4. Mney. and
which u hcsomiur Immensely raru.
lnr, Send III cents aud obtain ,hls
Holiday nnmlrrnf III. Musical Horli.
Thu sixteenth yearly sntnmnr begins
With Nh" January number So now II
the lust time Ia subscribe. For Al IN
you ean obtain the December mum.
her md NIL thu number Tor 1874 ran
tanning over Sa5 .tM worth ~ new MI,
sir Address tie publishers Y.
nRAfNAllD'S SONS. Cleveland. u.
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oas 'nas frnas,* viii nst Fsli "
mote she nsssfts.em#fti II Iaemnt4ti's
Magazine in Hnnshef ruAnnn WI .Ats
paper ~ frtMs nrr ~ favorable
that ihnsr desiring Il shnnlsi nsnEsi
either ,iolnr without II. ~ pnslng
pretended travelling agents Pet |, ~
many did IN this rlaee u fe~ mouths
nro. Scnh n thc nf,i~~ II pn'silrn
'inn yourself Far ", et rrt snnt post
master IT nr~rrnpef Publisher ~ Al
- Tor ,an. and YOU viii 81, II the
ftill time nIsl ful.
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A snn NJ Andrew ! iienton. sho,
himself. nj Cedar Fails. ihr llrs, III
the wrrk. because Il young iniy III
that place refused Ia marry him,
Young nrntoa camr near winning ii
cadctshir at Wes, Point nj the ,cc.n.
contest. anl was brilliant young
man. His mother was Jnnc Aiken
of Carroll. chnu,auqnn County, N
y. and tie family will H. remembered
hy orr many ren,lers there.
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STATE OH IONA,
ll0wARp cota1y.
In thu DiNric, Court of Howard County.
State ~ Iowa.
ny virtue Of special execution issuetl
from the oillcc of the tierk vi the district
Court of Howard county. State Of Iowa. In
fasar II .lAcub ] LoMrs, and aEainr,
William r. Miller. uny l.ros. J.. l'ntrig.
men, Edwin naylrss. Henry !. r0~ets.
Almen Rics md Fred Miii.f.
dateI Decrmbcr nth 1919, aud ~
me directed commanding mo that Of the
goods, ehailels. stock or interest In any
company. debts due, property Ia the hands
VI third persona. lands and tsnemvnts
which Ars nut sAemps BY law from rA1cu-
tion) * the said William r.. Miller. make
or cauac 10 BE- made thu sum II Four
Thonsand three hundred aud f,riy.lhrsc
dollars md ~ cents, and Fifty dollars Al
tornGy fees. with interest and costs ha,.
levied upon the following described rial
essa,c, lying and being situated In ihs
esan,y 81 Howard und state VI Town,
namely
The northwest 1,,ntter ial nf section
No Twenty, AMI also piece Or parcel II
land. commencing ~ The north. east corner
81 tht hortll.esst quarter il.ij Of srct.uIl
M twrhty t3Ol thence south twenty lit
leil chains and thirty zone l3iD link.
thence west thirly.nine lapl chains and
Eight, two IN links. thence north twsnt,
oas ~ chains uni thirty -sls tau links
thence eaas u place II hesinniAK. contain
Ing t~o hundred u Nh. 100 ar,cr, AL Iii
Township No. ninety mine. tDD1 north 81
range No eleven I'll Vas. VI The tll
Principal meridian.
| And thereby give public nosics the.
shall alter for sale ~ public 0u.vry, NJ ths
cvnrt Nvnsc door III t'rr1co. County III
Howard and State u Law u. on
Aatsrday January Z iih tA1O,
between thu hours II |, d clock u, m IN,
$o'elack =. ~, d sad day sale 10 CON
hrilet NJ tie hour Ut II ciuck u ~ ].
SAIL day nnl will ssli u The highest MI,
hest hi,llcr therefor III cash ihr above IT,
scrll'el properly, II sufficient ih.,rot Il
satisfy thu above debt with inlsrsst M
cust
Dated this 9TH day uf bee. 1878.
\ i. THOMSON,
sheriff II Howard Co towa
Fria'es,ses tsbe 81
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GREAT oFFE9 r or
HOLIDAYS!

Y. vii ,iarin9 tie HOLIDAYS di.lp*a
IN i'iAS ~ Il Ditn W.. ~ tATEA.
,l.ptSAlsi Lnt prlrrs for ea.la.
lfItNljI uHt.tNs . 81 sets 81 rsfsts
II, set. s,th slh lass md Coupler
~ 5sass51 1T ~ l at I'll. ! Tic.
wal ADsEnu1a fiiSO. ai31. I III
Ii sIl0. WAR uirsl FIR AK yefr A.tsts
yssrrp. iIiu.trnrl Catalogue. Mailed.
Nu.ir "A half pfitr HORACE NtIEhr
sons. " mfrs. X Dcsiers, 40 y. It'll,
Il n. Nv
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A good No. l. Mans Ovcrroat for
s3.a5 at XrxbEiowlrz. OF

Owing 10 hnrd timca and poor
crops. w have reduced m" price Of
everything from III t. ~ per cent In
order - sell. W. have concluded 10
sill for ready puy hereafter, and VIZ
desire every one contemplating the
pnrchas. of goods In our line, 10
come md S.r III. because nnr desire
~ realize snl"a, Will insure you bci.
ter bargain than ever lrforr In iown.
For tho cN,.nt and variety III our
Stuck. v" refer yn,i 10 tho advertise.
mnnt elsewhere, III The Philadelphia
Clothing House. TIFF
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The Popular Ssisa's Monthly.
re&pt It'll liz
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rtn.aiang irrrne,is~ AMI in,rres,ing
aftst'ns 4nl 'ausets af articles original.
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II Tie II ding seien'lIe nen ~ dIhvf~A
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account. o' important .tlyn,ihc di.eov.
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el nsts.
Tie isses, virws rus firth CONCERNING
natural phenomena. ny snsnn's ~ the ixL'
esi authority.
praninen, attention wiil also be given
Ia those sarians sciences which be- 10 bet.
..r understanding of The hninfc ~ MN. -
Tho hearinga NJ srirner y tan Tic questions
III sp.irsy and government. ~ scientific
e,Ius,finn nph III tls conflicts which spring
fter, Ill rrnyrer~'yi lin IRE VI scientific
knowledge
n II ~ Instructive nnd rafnntte
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tion and Influence.
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ArrIttos. J,,ssst together, 800 rev
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~ eJfb year
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NJ will be- Gid IL senl cur Periodical
(sfHiaxae tieai iipgii Irplltn,iHn
H. APPLETON ~ Publishers,
n4tA - l,rufnsay. New York
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ARRIVAL and Departure of Mails.

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MAILS ARRIVE;
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Tri.weekly Mail via. Satn,cga Harvard
Center and Rieevlllc, leaves every Mon
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Granger, leaves every Tuesday and Fri.
day, ats ~.
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