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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

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@ert, pte es aus istner 6anb berporsing,
bas Original UNI bas DoppeIte an l1mfans
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eridienen, finbet einsn isbr rai9sn Mbias
unb baS es oils zines Der bsitsn Wsrts bic:
fer Mrt in Der enslil9en Spra4e betra9tet
wi,b, benefit i1on Der rlmifanb, ba6 man
es In Srlanb na5brudte unb Eauisnbs pon
grsnpIarsn isnieits bes Oceans p~ertauft
purben.
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men GrfoIsen als 9rofsfor u. S9rtititslsr
mar Or. 9abii9 bod bic NniprudsIoiis.
felt isIbit. aus, bic nit inn ndbsr bstannt
uurbsn, babsn inn elm tbeusrss anbsnten
bewabrt unb wifsn ihn ni9t senus 81 los
ben. y r..r SO.
9anse iolte Der bo1p. Or. Yabiid bic
@ollenbuns isines srosen 6ir1enssidt9tss
pertss ni9t ibsrlebsn. Oils CT I'm 5ribs
hinge bisies Sabrss iab, baB bas Seminar,
fur wel5esHer II Sabre lang Iuss seopfert
bate. mas er bier auf grben iein gisen
r%annte, in Golse Der fiuanSie1en @srIesen,
bsiten bss bo6u'ten grsbiidofs 9urcsa
unb ieines grubsrs, benz &iisnse iberse'
ben wurbe uub in @efubr mar, inter ben
San1msr bss Iuetionators 81 fommen.
nabm er ii5 bas 10 iebr gu Sersen, bas
feiu 9siif umuadtet murbe unb er feline
SteIe nisperIessu muBte. gr parb bas
Spfer Der MisuerwaItuns Der OiOceis
Cincinnati. Sein 5ultaub ueri9lims
merte ii9 INNER msbr. gnbe Sum-
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bsnben Srrenbsilauftalt bel Baltimore
&c.,, mo er en- Iestsn Oonreritas Ror'
gen on Mania Acuta itarb. Seine 9eid'
parb einbaliamirt unb I'm Oieuifas II
Cincinnati nit ben sebibrenbsn Seierli5
teiten auf benz ct. Soiepbs Gtsr bsiseiett
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
nus SeIaten.

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ieIbit bas gisrseipann fibrt, ~itattete am
Gage mad Der Isstbin semeIoeten 8ii9ofss
conferen3 benz Cardinal : @rsbii9of Des
4amps BON Ws4eIn einen ldnssrsu gsiu9
ab. DieIsr III Der grSisbsr ~unisrss 6S'
niss sepelsn. @siI berisIbe nidt IN bic
Subitapfsn isinss wsiisn 8atsrs BET Der
oberitsn 2situns Der @si9its 8sIsiens
tritt, 70 prsiisn bie 2Oss unb bic n~liberale"
partei IGN immsrfort aIs ben Weiieiten
Der 8silsn. 90 tam ss, baB bic tiir3Ii9
tn 2onbon tassnbs internationaIe 9sisa.
idaft far Geographic 9sOpoIb ii. gum
gbrsnmitsIiebe ernannte, neil CT Der &c:
lebrteite, seiftrsi4fte unO Iisbsralite Gdrit
@uropas isi". llsbsr lOI9e maBIoie ans
rau4sruns isitsns Der 2ose ma4t f& bas
Bolt natirIi1 feline @ebanten. Dieies
III fur bic 6Snisin isbr einsenommen, neil
fs cine srobe WObltbdterin Der armsn III,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

unb Defenders ibre 6inber in edit relisiSisr
Weiie ersiebt; ribrenbe Beiipiele BON bieier
Sorsfalt, wel4e bic 9anbesmutter auf bic
tief relisi5ie @rSiebuns Der &inber psrpen:
bet, iinb benz 8olte betannt seporben,
wel1.s barum nit StolS auf bic muifsrs
siltiae &atbolitin binbIidt. Seist fi1 bic
RSnisin SifsntIid Bel fsisrliden 9elssen'
beiten in Der Rirte, bann erbaut fd has
Bolt on Der anssbsu9eltsn tinbIiden
Sy6mmisteit, nit ueI9er Sbre Waieitdt
benz @ottesbtsnite beipobnt; Bel Der lssten
Srrbnlsi5uumsprocsiiion. wsI5s auf Ser:
lanssn bur5 ben Bart bss tSnislidsn
SdloTss bel 9oitsfort sos, CAB is bas
id6nits SeiipisI sIdubissr @einnuns.
@te iebr barum ibr 5era Bel Der sesen.
wdrtiseu SerfoIguus Der tatbolii9en 8tr;
DE Isitet, bas tann man ii9 Ist1t benteu
sesen fribsr iisbt bic 8Snisin auf ibren
Spasisrfabrten rs9t uebmitbis aus. Die
&atboIitsn nebmsn fs BEL Der grsiebuns
ibrer Rinber gum 9orbilbs; pie lie ibre
&inber ni6t ben 2oseubribern anpsrtraut,
10 molIsn bic &atboIiten aud bic ibrisen
nidt ben 9dnben Der 6reimaurerei Iberant:
portet wiiIen. = Der Winiiterprdfoent,
6rere'S rban, If Der WepbiitOpbeles, mel:
der ben &6nis NIT isinen Wa9inationer
gang umitridt bat bisier Gage mar er in
paris, uu1 elmer Sisuns Der Sdupter be,
2ose aus gang Srantrei9 beisuwobren, ale
befen anbdnsiel Selsien betradtet wiro
bort tasten bic grinsen bes t6nisIider
@ebeimnifss", I'M, gu beratben, in wsI6e,
Wsiie unb NIT uelden MittsIn nit Se'
sinn Der nsusn Sammsrieiiion Der Rir9'
unb ibrem untsrri6te auf allen @sbister
ber @aruus gu MAIDEN 1T. Die Sutuni
uirb Isbren, pelds BIane bic rgriber II
BeeIsebub" 81 Yaris sei9mieSet baben
Sebsnfals iteben mir bier erit am Sesinn
bes &fss sessn @abrbsit, Sreibeit uni
9te9t. Der S6nis bss 9immeIs wirb uni
bofientIi6 ben Siss usrIeiben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14

l1rsermanentbum ~prdientiren anb i'm 8es
wuBtieia Der manseIuben Beredtisuns bon
aationaler @efiununs ipreden." Gum
S9lub ermabnt &ebner, Der S~srsansenbeit
einsebent. ienen ~ @uIturtampf' gu fdms
pfen, Der bic Sertbeibisuns ber alien ,bsi'
nii9eH, 4riitIi9 ; sermanii&en 8sittuns
umb 9eiinnuns ses.n iene iO~senannte mos
berne @ultur betwedt, bic namsntIid BON
benz Stamn,e setriebsn mirb, Der weber
beuiid, nod 9riitIi9 IT, Gin ni9ttatbo'
Iii&es 8Iatt bat iinsft ertldrt, ben &bsin'
Idnbern fei bic &eIisipn SerSensia4e.
Wit bieiem i96nen Seusuife fur bas rbei'
nii9e Wefen nimut &ebner ron istnen
Sub6rern abi9teb.
(6srtisBuns fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
1etaI.S umma auf BEN san,ert

3otaI.S umnia auf ttrn santsa
Greenrunet. 14,0UZ S91,4Of
Da bisis bsibsn 3ablen sweifeuOs uieI
su nisbris sesriffen finD, 70 fam man bic
@eiammt3abI Der 2ossn auf runb Ii, 900
unb tie Der aetiuen Greimaurer auf runb l
Miqiou annebmen.
Sisrbsi 1T fsrnsr su bsmerten, baB I'M
@roBsn unb @an3en iowobI bic 5abl Der
9ossn, aIs au4 Der Sreimaurer i4on felt
Sabrssbnten ftstis wd4ft, uab namentIi4
in ben Iesten swansis Sabren pon Der 5rei'
maursrsi sroBe 9%dnbersebiste erobsrt wurs
ben, wsI9e ibr fribsr sdnsIid psridIofsn
waren, ME 4. .. llnsarn, bic seiammte
suropdiids unb aiatii4e Girtei, &umdnt'
en-, Serbtsn, Spanisn, Stalien, Sibame.
rita. slssppten unb Rorbafrita, nj bsut3u'
taae, iiberaQ msbr ooer minber proipsris
rsnb, bas 2osenunweien feifen SUB sefabt
bat. (@erntanta.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
(8srtieBuns folst.)
surge statiftif Der Sreimau.
reret.

0is iberbaupt bic Statifit cine sismIi9
neue Wifsni1aft, 70 III ie au9 auf ben
Sreimaurerbunb nod iebr wsnis in comics
qaeuter Weiie anseuenbst uorben, 70 wi9s
tis unb nisItd ie immerbin IN ben uers
id~isbeniten Ss,isbunsen udre; nur usnise
@rpsloseu, ME bic Der Hieberlanbe, sebsn
rsselmdBis einsstenbe ifatiifiide IufifeIs
Iunsen iber bic 8erdnSerunseu bss duBes
rem 3ufanbes bss Srsimaurerbunbss In If
rem @sbisten.
Stni6tli9 Der meiiten @roBlosenbesirte
Tam buber cine siffermaBise 5uiammen'
fteIung namentli1 Der eriitirenben gin5el:
logon unb Der ansabl ibrer Witslisber auf
pouitdnbise gractbeit teinen auipru9 ere
bsbsn, ionbsru bIoB als cine msbr ooer
minbsr Der Wabrbeit n%abetommenbe S5d3:
auns pon prattii9sm Wertbe iau.
Die bic grfabrans, ndmIid bic NIT 81:
6erbsit b~stanrte InSabl pom ~9osenmitsIie'
bern i'm Serslst9e gu ienen 2osen, beren
gsrionaltatus nidt ~anseseben, i9lisBen
IdBt, SdbIt auf ber sanSen Grbenrunbs iebe
9ose bur9i6 uittli9 go Mitsliebsr.
@ir psrjsidnen nunmebr mad benz Sn:
lanh" bic bis iest %befannteu uno anertaun;
ten idmmtli1en 9robIossn Der @eIt,
iammt Der 9lnsabl Der ibnsn unterfebeaber
2ogen unb Witslieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
Seatt6lano 8esieban8en 81
NublanD.

(aus Der gtrliun sGtrmania.D
am 10. Sebruar .. s. bstonts Sirii
Dismard TIM &eidstase BEL 9srantuors
tuns Der pom Nbs. .. Bsnnisisn einss'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-14
RatboItfder RirAen . Raieuber.

Son bss &0niss trantsm SObn Sob. 4.
6pnnt. ben 10. Ditch Wstrus =. aIeantara. ..
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
THE kPRAGUE FAMILY TROU.
BLEN.
Mrs. Sprague Expected to Instit ute
Proceedings for q Divorce,

Mrs. spraEue Expected to Institu ute
Proceedings for q Divorce.
NARRAeANsErr PIER, RI, Sep. 3.-As
stated in the "Times" despatch of las!
night, there is good reason for believ-
ing that when the Sprague matter next
comes before the public, it will be
through Mrs. Sprague's counsel in an
action at law. The counsel in ques-
tion are aware of her stopping place,
and undoubtedly have had consulta-
tions with her since she left Canon
chet.
They are exceedingly reticent about
the matter, and will not give an inkling
to Mr.. Sprague of the direction which
she has taken. There is every reason
to expect that the next phase of the
Canonchet trouble will soon attract the
attention of those who have been in
terested in it, and as one who is in
formed about the purposes of Mrs.
Sprague's counsel, said tonight, "thero
will then be music for the newspa.
pers."
The counsel for Mrs. Sprague are Mr..
Hazard, Of Wakefield; Mr.. Henry Park
hurst, of Providence; and Mr.. Thomp-
son, also of Wakefield. Mr.. Thompson
and Mr.. Hazard are old friends both of
Mr.. Sprague and his wife, and we're
frequently in consultation with Mrs.
sprague about her affair up to the day
of her departure from her husbands
house.
Mr.. Sprsgue was at Canonchet to day
and will lremain there at least until
the place is sold, which will probably
bs in month. He has not yet been
informed as to where he shall send the
clothing Of Mrs. Sprague and the three
children, and the trunks remain pack
ed at Canonchet awaiting = message
from Mrs. Spragus's counsel calling for
the delivery Of the goods. Mr.. Sprague
has declared that he does not contem.
plate any action, but intends to claim
possession Of his children whenever
and wherever he oan And th@.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
SECOND EDITION.
P0LIlICAL JOCOwTTY-
How . Coaple Of Excursion laek a..
Annuied . Contract JOculariay
That Meant S0m-thlng.


now . Csaple efExearsioa Tick cts
Annulod . Contract JOcularlav
That Meant Somathlng.
1t was on certain afternoon. mt
many years ago. but that the parties
most interested can recellsct II. that =
smsll band of prominent persouagss a.
sembled at was their wont, in certain
cosy little room within the walls of .
certain large stone building, situated
In the Northwestern part Of the city Of
Wilmington, and set apart and kept for
the benefit of those whom age. or the
hcklsness OF Dame Fortune have
thrown on their beam ends. The little
gathering were all of the same politi-
cal complexion, and belonged to that
party In whose hands the dsstiniss of
New Castle county at the present time
are found.
Judging from the business they wera
engaged in on the occasion of which We
write, one would have supposed that
they were employed in the interests of
tho cause Of temperance, as every onos
in txhiie the edoor Of . snug little stds
board at the end of the room would ba
opened; out would come a bottle, and
each time very large instalmsnt Of
the enemy which blue ribbon men ars
endeavoring to crush, would 20 down"
each Of the party taking an active in
terest in the onslaught.
This was kept up for some time, and
might have yet been going on, had not
one OF the party, with an eye to busi-
ness, drawn from his pocket several
excursion tickets, at the same time DO
litely requesting each Of his friends to
invest TO the extent Of one dollar, in
the pasteboard passports to day Of
pleasure.
This little diversion inauguratsd 4
season of jocular badinage, in which
each brought forth arguments to con-
vince the other it was his duty to pur-
chase.
Finally a prominent disciple of Escula-
Plus who was also Of the party, sugges-
ted, that as the druggist Of the inslitu-
tion was present he might be Induced
to invest, as by doing SO he would not
only be beneftting worthy cause,
but would undoubtedly be beneAtting
himself.
The man Of drugs, in slang parlance,
couldn't see it.
The vender Of tickets then jocularly
remarked to the pill maker, ooh, yes,
you can take two, and add the price to
your next bill tor medicines"
The druggist yet failing to nibble, ,ons
Of the party iocularly said, my friend
you will find it to your interest to buy
acouple."
The druggist however was not in the
investing humor, and shortly afterward
took his departure not for a moment
dreaming that the pleasantnies of his
afternoon friends had any significance.
He was destined to change his opinions
of the jocosity of politicians in q very
short time, however, as he soon found
that his contract had vanished into
thin air, and another, who perhaps
might be more pliable on the subject Of
excursion tickets, had drawn the lucky
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Going to SOuthwOOd.

A number of the pastors and lay
members Of the Methodist churches of
this city and also of New Castle, New
port, Newark and Christiana will go up
the Delaware Western Railroad to
station tomorrow to ex-
anime the large woods near that
station, with view of securining them
for camp meeting to be held there
next summer and for series Of years
thereafter, if satisfactory arrangements
can be made. The train leaves the
Delaware Western depot at Front and
Market streets at 1890 A. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Sheriff. Sales.

Deputy Sheriff Morrison, sold two
lots at the Lafayette hotel, as follow
ing.
A lot on Gilpin Avenue, l07 feet 5
inches front, by $50 feet deep, the
property Of Joseph Richardson, was
sold to Victor DUPONT, ESQ.,, for $50,
subject to Mortgage. A lot on Fourth
tesnth street, lao feet front by 95 feet
deep, belonging to the same party,
was also sold to Victor DUPONT for
$3.50, subject to mortgage.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Works Closed.

Yesterday the works Of Bowers &
Duer were closed and the employees in a
body attended the funeral Of Mr.. Chas.
Sanchey engineer of that establishment
who was recently killed while crossing
the Brandywine bridge on Saturday
afternoon last.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
A Great Error.

Tae Idea that Medicine must be taken
internally in order to cure has killed
millions by absorption through Flagg's
Liver and Stomach Pad the purest
Botanic remedies are introduced into
the system and the finest anti-septic
tonics, alternatives and stimulants Of
the vegetable kingdom act directly on
the sluggish organs and cure invaria-
bly follows.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
THE OPENING SESSION.
The New COanoil - ewsrn In-Its
First Aetlen OF LegislaaiOn-The
Fifth Ward Vacancy Filled.

Last evening the Council cham be,
was filed by an expectant crowd await.
ing the appearance of the newly elected
members. At 7.30 Messrs. McGlinchsy,
Heusted and Townsend walked to their
seats. Clerk Frazer opened the meet
ing. On motion of Mr.. McGlinchey
Mr.. Heusted was chosen President, and
further on his motion Msssrs. McGlin-
chey, Townsend and Chandler were ap.
pointed committee on credentials.
A recess was taken after which the
committee retired.
At the expiration of two hours the
committee offered their report which
was adopted.
Harry Sharplsy, Esq.,, then came
forth and affirmed, His Honor, Mayor
Almond administering the oath.
As the words ~ do" were uttered
by the new President, . voice in the
crowd exclaimed "God bless you !''
The members were. then called by
wards and after being sworn took their
seats.
On motion Of Mr.. Psyntsr Council
went into the election Of officers, aud
further upon his motion Edmund B.
Frazer was nominated for the clerkship.
He was elected there being twelve
votes and five blanks.
James F. Daley was then nominated
for the position of Bailiff. He was
elected, there being fifteen votes and
three blanks.
Col. Taylor called the attention of
Council to the fact of their being q tie
vote In the Fifth Ward, for the one year
term. He moved that Council 90 into
an election to fill the vacancy.
Alvin Allen was nominated and elect
ed by receiving Is votes 10 5 for Alfred
Gawthrop.
The new member was then sworn in;
together with the Clerk and Bailitf.
The rules and regulations of the last
Council were adopted to govern the ac-
tions Of the present Council.
The meeting then adjourned, after
which by invitation, the members re.
paired to the rooms of the Jefferson
Democratic Association where a few
hours Were very pleasantly spent.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Omicers Elected.

The new Democratic club which
meets In the Journal building, on Mar.
ket street, effected an organization last
evvning by electing the following Of
fcers:
President-Henry Eckel.
Vice President james p. Hayes.
Treasurer-Jacob Butz.
Recording Secretary-E. B. Frazer.
Corresponding Secretary-H. B. Nc
Intire.
Another meeting will be held on Mon
day evening next.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Church PrObatlOners.

On Sabbath morning next between
twenty and thirty probationers are to
be received into full membership-the
fruit Of q revival last fall. Mr.. Mann
has also opened meeting for baptizing
children under fourteen and over eight
years Of age, the arst Of which will be
held on Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
a0HO Reward.

Governor Hall offers the above re-
ward for the arrest of Harry Brannon,
the young man who committed an out
rags upon little girl near this city, a
few weeks ago, full account OF which
was given in the REPUBLICAN at that
time.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Suusre Harauy's Docket.

Julia Nickerson, colored, for threat
ening to rub Hester Thomas, of the
same hue. down with brick, was up
before Squire Hagany last evening and
so cents and costs, was the extent to
which the Squire thought the law had
been outraged.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
NEW YORK POLITICS.

An Enthusiastic Republican State
Csnv ention n-AlODzo b. Cornell
NOminnted for Governor The
Other Nominees.
The Republicans of the State of New
York, in convention assembled at Sara.
toga yesterday, nomi' ated candidates
for State offices, adopted rlatform,
and adjourned sine die. Mr.. Cennell
was nomin ated for Governor on the
first ballot by vote of 234 votes out Of
45O, the nomination then being made
unanimous. The following is the ticket
chosen
For Governor-A. B. Cornell, of New
York.
For Lieutenant Governor-Georgs 9.
Hoskins, Of Wyoming.
For CONTROLLER. W. Wadsworth, of
Livingston.
For Secretary OF State-Gen. J. B..
Carr, of Rensselaer,.
For Trsasurer-N. D. Wendell, of
Albany.
For Attorney General-Hamilton
Ward of Allegany.
For State Engineer-Howard Soule, Of
Onondaga.
A platform was adopted pledging the
party anew to National supremacy,
equal rights, free elections and honest
money, thanking President Hayes and
the Republicans in Congress for their
recent attitude, and denouncing the
present Democratic policy. The regu-
lation Of corporations was advocated.
Senator Ccnkling was temporary
chairman, and Vscs President Wheeler
was president Of the convention. Both
made speeches which were heartily ap-
plauded. The convention was euthu-
static, united, and resolved upon the
success OF the ticket.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
A CLAIIl ON WILMINGTON.


Rloys = Lawyer to Prssecnte .
Suit for enc. third Of tho City
what Portion It is-Ais Clain 4
Valid One.
A day or SO ago there came to this
city man, apparently stranger. He
was = plain looking man, evidently a
farmer; and by the cut Of his clothes
man Of ideas contemporaneous with
the day Of thirty years ago. He wan
dered out Front street listlessly, and
in an expectant and self-conscious feel.
ing Of possession, eyed scrutingingly
the appearance Of the buildings along
the street.
He accosted a Mr.. Maris Taylor, a
gentleman residing In the Tenth Ward,
and asked the worth Of certain proper
ties. He then enlightened him that he
was in search Of some property which
he understood portion Of the City
Of Wilmington was standing upon. This
property he explained covered the area
between the creek on the South and
Eighth street on the North, and Market
street on the East, and West street on
the West. The "dip. house" as he call,
I'd it-situated on the N. W. corner Of
Third and Orange street, the centre.
On this area is the White Horse Ho-
tel, Mr.. Caleb Miller proprietor, to
which he seemed to take great fancy,
from the fact Of its covering the site Of
little log cabin, which, We think he
said, was erected by his parents.
These parents who were Swedes
came to America with the Swedish In
dux into Delaware, mentioned in Vim
cents history. A grant Of this land
was made to them which grant Is In
this mans possession. Tha little log
cabin which stood where Mr.. Millsr's
hotel now stands was an inn and known
as 1.-THE Half Way House," Ata par
ticular subse qusnt period grey horse
died there under such circumstances
that the fact was placed on record by
the community, who, in consequence
thereof, called the place "The Grey
Horse Tavern" which afterward was
corrupted in the ''WLits Horse Tavern"
or Hotel by which name the present
large public establishment is known.
The stranger stated that his name
was Gears and that he came from New
York where he cultivates his farm of
about 900 acres and that the knowl-
edge Of his inheritance came to him re-
Gently, through the death of an aunt,
who resided by herself in Sussex coun.
ty, Delaware. He supposed that by
some means or other than by regular
purchase, the property psssed out of his
relatives hands, and his aunt did not
care to trouble herself about the pos
session of that which seemed altogether
a task of fruitless labor to undertake to
seek.
With Mr.. Gears it was different. As
soon az he received news Of his aunt's
death he determined to undertake tho
matter, and for this purpose he
is in our city. His first step was to
seek out q lawyer and upon Mr.. Tay-
lor's suggestion he went directly to WIN.
D. Dove, ESQ.,, who examined the pa.
pers and informed Mr.. Gears that his
title "was perfectly valid and such a
one that would be honored by any
court in the country" Mr.. Gears in
tends to push the matter and recover
judgment. Hs is now searching the
records at New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Handsome Sign.

The new sign placed in position by
the Wilmington Clothing House, Fourth
and Marke, streets, is fine specimen
Of the sign painters art. 1t is an i'm
mense affair running the entire length
of the building both on Fourth and on
Market streets, and is the handiwork Of
E. J. Sergeant of this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Al tho Jackson q SHARP Works.

The "Riehard Vaughn" thoroughly
repaired left this morning.
The firm have just taken the con-
tract for the repair of the three masted
schooner "James II. Gordon"
The schooner "D. c. Ferry" came to
their wharves last evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Our (lOupt-

\ "1 - court Of Chanoery, which has
y A." IN session at New Castle since
raay Ts"' adjourned yesterday, until
nOer da l3. Very little business
h., 4. ofphans' court, which is also in
w. II s AZ New Castle, will probably
i ,;.P september term by Saturday.
i''tle business has been transac.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04

When the Indications are that q per-
fsctly reliable medicine Is needed to
regulate the Liver, to strengthen the
stomach and renovste the system, no
one should hesitate to use DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. Physicians recon.
mend them. Price only Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
u,n,e Reading Exercises

IN a.. paul NJ, 4. Church Lecture Room
this (Thursday) evening. Subject
The coming of Christ-lst mess. 4th
chapter, 1913 verses. All are in
v;tsd to come and bring their Bibles.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
CorOner's Inuuesl.

|aSnsf sHa Buts held an inquest yester-
% a'1Sinoon W.n upon. the body Of Helen
N chn "nalksr, y ~, aged one year, daug ghtsr
6sa..W l n. walker (colorsd, residing
|s..s sssevlile. A verdict was rendered
|'''n from consumption.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Sons OF st. GEORGE,

Windsor Lodge, Order Of the Sons Of
St. George, Of this city contemplate pay
ing an early visit TO Britannia Lodge
Of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04
Religious,

Tb.rs will be regular religious servi-
ca. .t the Household Of Faith church
this evening. at 1880 O'Clock. All
are welcome.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04

Smokers, call at the Temple Of smok-
ocraoy for those unique s cent cigars.
|Chapman, 4th and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04

OST-On the 3lst inst, a light 49,
u colored greyhound pup, six or.sA
end OF his tail, also some scars behind the
as though 1t had been scaIded.
suitable reward will be paid for its deliv-
cry at Eleventh and Market streets
94t H. s. MCC0MB
Daily Republican., 1879-09-04

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