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Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
rME NEW PENSaON BILL.
Something That Will lnterest q
Nalf Milton People.

Following il the full text Of the pen.
sion bill which passed both houses Of
Congress, and is now with the President
Tor his signature:
BE it Enucttd, &C., That ali pensions
which hav. been granted under the
general laws regulating pensions may
hereafter b- granted in consequence OF
death from cause which originated in
the United States services during the
continuance Of the late war Of the rebel
lion, or in consequence Of wounds, IN
jurl.s or disease received or contracted
IN said service during the said war OF
the REBELLION. and shail commence frOlI
tue date Of the death or discharge from
said service Of the person Oh whose ac'
count the claim has been or shall here.
after b. gran'ed, or from the term ma
ion of the right of the party having
prior title tosuch pension, pror,ded, the
rate of pension for the intervening time
Tor winch arrears OF pensions ar. here
by granted shall be tn. sam. per month
tor which til. pension was originally
granted.
Section 2. That the Commissioner
OF Pensions is hereby authorized and
dir-c,rd to adopt such rules and r-pu-
lations for the payment of the arrears
OF pensions hereby granted as will b-
necessary to cause to be paid to such
pens ion-rs, or il ths pensioners shall
hav. died, to the person or persons
Untitled to the same, all such arrears
Of pensions AZ the pensiOn-r may b- or
would have been entitled to under
this act.
Sect on 3 That section AIT of the
R-"is.d Statutes, which provides that
mo claim for pension not prosecuted
to a successful Issue within five year.
from the dat- Of filing the same shall
b. admitted without record evidence
from the War or Navy Department OF
the injury or the disease which rrsul,
ted in the disability or death Of the
p-rson on whose account the claim i,
lnad-; proridrd, that in any case in
which the limitation prescribed by
this ction bars the further
prosecution Of the claim, the
claimant nay present though
the Pension Office to the dju'
taut-Grn-ral Of the army of the Sur
sron General Of the navy,.vldence tha,
the dlsrasr0r injury, which resulted
in the disability or death OF the person
On whose account the claim is made
originated III the service and in III.
line OF duty; and if such evidence is
dr-urd satisfactory by til. officer t.
whom it may b- submitted, lie shall
cause a record of the fact SO proved tc
i,- mad. and a copy of til. same to be-
transm tied to the Commissioner OF
Pensions, and the bar to the pr0s.cu
tinn Of the lain shall thereby be- re-
mnved,' b. and the same Is hereby
repealed.
Section 4. No claim agent or othel
person shall be entitled to receive any
compensation for services in making
appl cation tor arrears Of pension.
Section S that all accounts oI portion:
OF accounts, 80 far as they may confic
with the provisions Of this act, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
FIRST EDITION.


A touching begging story with a
rood moral is told hy thu Pittsburgh
1T.lsgraph. A young man who had
been Oh q thres.days' drbauch wander
.d into the reading room Of a hotel,
vh-rs I've Was well known, sat down,
and stared moodily into the street.
Presently = little girl Of about ten
Years cans 10 and looked ti,uidly about
the room. She was dressed in rass,
but shr had . sweet. Intelligent face
,L.. could scare ly fail to excite sym-
ps,hy. Thers were Eve psrsons In III"
room, and shs went to each begging.
On, gentleman gave her . i've cent
piece, and she then went TO the gentle
man SPOKEN Of and asked him for \
penny, sdding, ~ haven't Lad any
hing to eat for whole day" The
.rntIpman WAS out Of humor, and hr
ssid Grossly: "Don't bother mr; 90
awsyi ! haven't had anything to eat
for three days" The child opened her
eyes in shy wonder aud stared ~ him
for q moment, and then walked slow ly
awards tho door. Sha turn-d the knob,
and then after h-sitsting q few seconds,
walked up to MN, aud gently laying
III. 6vs cents she had received on his
knee, said with a tone of true glrl,sl'
pity 10 her voice: III you haven't had
anything to eat for three days, YOU
,sk- this and 90 and buy some bread
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
A Sermon 70 0iris On-Ce0k ing.
CookinK-ols have bssA popular
among fashionable Young laiiies Of late

,mo,. f.sbion. bIs vnuno lsd;s. ~ la,s
v..r. Rnt th.r. d nn cooL;na ri .ss
yhich anti. .ons,s IN its onnorennitv y
f,r .xcIll.nt ;nformstion thst whicb
vou nav And A. home pr.snu,;no
th,t nm falling N a Girl that b.s iust
I.n sc,,oo, I sdv;.s Won IN MAZE nae
~ vour l.;sur. in taxing i.ssons nj
uov. v o,b., Th.x. i. .n .hsoln,.iv
sn,.rd,d f..,;no NJ indsnsndenc. IN
Lpow;na h,w tn naks nerfuctlv l;oht
sws., snbst,ntial bread. Then trv
vou. !. .nd .t h;scui,s mpf,ns corn
Lrsad ,o,s. and ali the different farms
into wh h,cb br.adstuffs NAV h. blended
Toa., !. simnl. .nonob Int Il ia fru.
on.n,lv 90 rnorlv made that il do.. moi.
I.s..v. Tho nams. Toast A nrc-ss;ty
~ H.. s;.,I, roo,n "a on.r =. bo,.l..s.
mvs,.,v IN womsn rho have the vacn-st
;d.a of how /, ia evolved from the raw
material Af,er Won have mastered tho
Lr.,d nu.at;on trv m.ats and v.v.ts.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

The second grand select reception OF
the Harkins Senate will be given in
Prof. Web,ter's dancing Academy, on
Friday evening next. Judging from
the active preparations now being made
by the committee of arrangements, their
guests will have no cause to regret hav
ing attended the Seuate's ball.
The Harkins Senate Reception on
Friday night is a complimentary to
their own m-mbors and their friends,
and not public ball. Young men who
make it habit to hang around and get
in on checks are invited 10 stay away.
No lady will be permitted ms'
grand march who has not been tav"., II
With complimentary ticket.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
CHERIFF"S SALE.

ShERlff . oALH.
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, 10 me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SHlPLEY ST..
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, DELAWARE
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 5rH DAY OF FEBURART.A "A. D.. 1870
t2o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that ceraiu lot OF land with Il three
story Briok Dwelling house thereon, situate
in the City Of Wilmington, bounded anI de-
ecr bed rs follows, to Wit:
Beginning at the northerly side OF Front
street betw cen jackson and VanlIuren steets
side of VanBure street and ut the centre OF
the party wall between this and the adjoining
dwelling on the west now Of the said DeNur-
mandie; thence nOrtherly through the GEN.
tre OF said wall and parallel to VanBurrn
street So feet six inches TO corner; thence
eastetly parallel to Front street fifteen ieet to
o corner thence southerly parallel to the first
mentioned line and NanBuren street sixty
three feet six inches to the aforesaid norther'y
side of Front street; aud thence thereby
westerly fifteen feet to the placeO beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may. BOOK
y, Vol. 10, Page 800, nc.
Seized and taken in execution ~ the pro
perty OF Thomas Y. DeNormandie, and Sarah
WEIGH, t. t., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE Sheriff.
Sherif's Oti,e, New Castle, Jan. 10th, 1879.
jnO
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
Destructive Fire.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. ia special
dispatch to the Courier Journal says:
son Saturday morning at O'Clock all
the business portion Of AllenvlIle was
harnrd. Mr.. Adams,a a dry goods dealer,
had SIS, 900 worth OF stock, occpyiug o
two.sto,y brick dwelling. He had an
Insurance of s., 500 on the stock, but
nothing on the building. Adams Ex-
press Company lost considerably. A
number Of other stores were burned. A
lady owninga a millinery establishment
lost her entire stock with q trunk con-
tanning 800 in silver. Tn. loss will
reach s3o, 900 or t35, 200. There was
but little insurance. The fire is sup
posed to have been started by an in
tor the purpose Of plunder.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
wesleyan College Entertainment.

A good attendance was at the Wrs-
leyan College entertainment on Satur-
day evening, and the exercises rehec
ted the greatest credit upon all who
had hand in getting it up. The
Misses Mccullough and Corderry in
troduced the exercises by some fine in
strumental music, which was followed
by fair recitation by Miss Scott. Miss
Gearh rt read an excellent essay, and
Miss L. Robinson exhibited superior
talents in vocal music. Miss Il. Emery
gave very creditable select reading,
and Miss McLear pleasantly entertain.
ed the audience by reading the "Wes-
leyana." The exercises closed by Miss
Stevens giving somo instrumental mu-
sic and Miss K. Davis propoundine
some scientific questions. There will
be another sociable next Saturday eve
ming.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

in James river, below Richmond, Va,
was broken Saturday by the New York
steamer Wyanoke. A dispatch from
pittsburg, Pa, last night says the
ice in Monongahela river began to
move about noon yesterday, and has
been running steadily since. The ALLIE
granny and Youghi"gany rivers are
still closed, ard rs it nas turned Older
it is not probable that they will break
up now. No damages has been done
at PitLsburg, but considerable is re-
ported from up the Monongahela. So
far as is known but one towboat, the
Dauntlrss, has been sunk. Twenty
two empty coal barges and three coal
tipples have been carried away or de-
stroyed. The river is rising slowly.
Snow has been falling at Pittsburg all
yesterday afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
NEW ADvERTIsEMENIs.
CHERIFf'S SALE.

SHERIFf's SALE.
BY virtue Of q writ of Levari Facias, TO ne
direrted, will he xp"sed 10 public sale ut tbs
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SAlPLEY ST.,
kept bv John J. Doug herty in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county. Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1879,
at O'Clock. y. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain OF OF land with u twU-stOry
brick dwelling house therein 81 uate In The
CITY o: Wilmington, bounded and described
rs follows, TO wit:
Beginning at the southerly side Of Pleas
ant rec between Jackson and Van Buren,
streets, SAID Peasant street being lai'i out
parallel 10 and between Front and Second
stre' Is ami running from J cksnn tn Hari-
SON str cts 1T the distance of sixty-tive lest
from the easteriy SD, Of Vau B 1eu street
aud at the centre OF party wall between this
and the a,ijo ming dwelling on the west now
OF sAia De Normande; thence sOuthery
through the ceLtr. Of said wall parallel to
Van Buren street ntty feet tour inches to .
corner tnenc .asteriy paral el 10 Pleasant
street fifteen f ct to corner, thence nOrtherly
p ,raI ei to the frs mention line AMI Van
Buren, street h1tJ feet IOur inches to the aiOre
said southerly side OF Pleasant street, and
tn nee thereby westerly fifteen 'eet to the
place OF beginning, BIZ the contents thereof
what they NAV.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
rrtv OF Thomas Y De Nornandie, and Nj
chel Began, /, Dorras, aud Ellen, his wife,
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sberlft's Office, New Castle, Jan. 10th, ls7o.
jan.0
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

To-day being tn. day on which tht
law expires in relation to the registra
tion OF dogs, quite a crowd of dog own
-rs kept the chief busy in writing then
out receipts. After to day all dogs moi
reriste. ed will be taken up and The
o sn-rs fined IS and costs, and to thos.
who have registered their dogs an'
have not provided them with collars
ON which the brass register should
hang " i BE- liable to a fine Of 80 cents
to pay the cost Of making the arrest
The police should bear in mind thar i
il sad if dog bites you, you are liza
bi. to take tue hydrophibia.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Fy virtue Of writ Of Levari Facias, to mo
direcl cd, will be exposed to Public Sale, as
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by John J. Dougher,y, In the CITY Of
Wilm ngIon, New Ca tie County, Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY,
THE Fl tn DAY OF FE EBRUARY, 1879,
At2 o'clock, p. m,
tho following Described Real Estate, viz:
All t"at certain l1t Ui land with three
story Bri Dwelling house thereon, sltu to
in the 'ity OF Wilmington, bounded and DC
scribed as follows, to wit.
Beginning nj The northerly side Of Front
sire between Jackson an Van Buren srce
t the distance of nifty feet from the eistcrly
side OF Van Bureu street; thence n0rthe'ly
parallel to Van Barren street sixt. three feet
tx inches to a rOrner; tn, nee easterly and par
allel to Front street Fl teen feet to corner;
thence soulherIy parall to the first me'l-
toned line and Van Burea street. through
the centre OF party wall between this aud 20
adjoining dwelling on the east now o. the
said DrNormaniie sixty.t rec feet six inches
to the AZORES lid nVrtherly side o FRONT street;
and thence thereby westerly II teen ie I 10 the
place Of beginning, be the contents thereoi
what they may. Book q, VOL 10, Page SO,
&c. -..-
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perty of rhom ~ Y De No maadie. and Mary
iler, t. t., and W Dc sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's o flee, New Castle. Jtn, 10th, 1879.
jan2O
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
lavtfOrpta's New Industry.

As has already been announced, Cal
ifornia has added raisin-making to its
numerous industries, Mr.J. p Whitn.y
being the pioneer, who four years ago
began planting vines Of the "Muscat ol
Alexandra" variety OF white grapes,
with a view to demonstrating that raj
sins can be made in america Of AZ good
quality as those from abroad. Since
that time about 200 900 vines have
been planted. As the first result of
Mr.. Whitn-y's experiment, two car
Loads OF 70, 900 pounds each of Califor
mia made raisins were recently sent
East, one car load going to New York
and the other to Boston. In both cities
they have been received with favor,
selling equally we'll with the best i'm
ported Malaga raisins, with which
they compare favorahly as to size, col
or, skin, stones and havor-ths latter
being the most sssantial quality. Mr..
Whitney's success has attracted atten.
ton in California, and a number Of
raisin vineyards hav. already been
planted.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
OBITUARY.
Death Of Joseph &. Grabb.

Jos.,h r. Gr,hh a nr,,,;r.,+ .;;,.r
.nd ..p;o. ,,.uh..r n H.. hardw.. g.
~ Ios.,.h r. G.nhh l. 70 1I3 W..h.,
s,r.., ph;I.d.Inh;. ,,;., a, h;s ..s,,
J.nc.. ma V;na s,r.., ,,;s o;,r u..,".
i ~ n,n.n;n. at., ,;n".s;u,'.,J ,s;,,
mi ;,l~... - sh"m, ,h,n', ,.n.,hs H. % ~.
,trrh,. ws. con- ~ Ios.nh ca,dw..,i
Grunh ,ud horn IN th;s IT, .nd w..
a bon, sc 80, .,f o.. =. ~. go H.
r.o..;v.d ~ IN. tsnss,. ,h. sohno,, -,
W;Ir;na,nn agn.d'i :, ~. a." ~
c,n,,,l.,ed h;s .dmo.,;nn -, M,u.",. I
CoIlr y. vh.n !, -as in .h..a. ~ d.;
d.n, pn.s.i " '''
WIN q v,u,o man n. cr,hh -.
,,o,.d - phu.Js,,hi. and .n..,.a j.,
m. bardw.rs hus;p.ss nm Msrt., =, r..,
h.lov SECOND and ansr f.w v..rs
,n.,, in tn.t Mac. h. nrm.d n ccnar,
n.rsh;n w;th too vou,o ,n.n IN h;l .r
nlov wi,h IN. ,i,i. RI Io.snh T. Grnh,,
4 Cn and r.uovsd IN 7l2 M,rx. -,
,.r.rt vh,rs his nar,n.ru snrviv, him
So,nsvhat la,s in Iif. Mr. Grubh mar.
ri,.d daughter of Jos-ph H,u Of mi.
c;tv who ~;th min. ch;ldr.n snrviv.
IN. husband and father bnt nons a,
III. childr.n ar. ,n,rri.d NJ Grubt
h.ca,n. som.wbat pr,minent "A sn,.r
,,iu;no sound ananc;al views and ,ook
An active part in Philadplphia affairs II.
vas nrom,u.n. in IN. oruanization NJ
IN. M.rcantiI. Library n nromin.nt
m.,nl,sr Of thu BOARD Of Trad. and a,
one tim. i,s president, and member Of
tn. Union League.
ALWAYS much Interested IN financial
ourstions. h, contributed fr.ou.ntly by
addresses in the National Board OF
Trade. PAMPHLETS. letters. ETC.. TO their
discus.ion. aud bis yirws v.r. notabl.
for originality and vigor. Within the
last wear or two he had been much oc.
en- uisd in pressing upon the attention
of Congrsss the need for q revision OF
tn. customs laws. and .sp-cially the
.impli6cation of their intricate and
sou,rtim.s contradictory provisions. In
earlier wears he was an active and de-
cid.d Wig though he never h-ld of.
fcs. his tim. and attention being close
lv occuped with the oversight of his
business and tbp copduct of his private
aHa,rs.
Mr.. Grubb has considerabl, pronerty
in this c,y. and owns n vsry hand .omp
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

W. are indebted to the register oI
deaths, Mr.. Il. b. Frazer, for the follow
ing list of deaths and burials for the
week ending Saturday the 18th.
Ireland, Z; Canada, !; United States,
IA; Adults, II; minors, 5; males, II;
females, S; white, 4; black, 3; between
| and 5, .; and 10, |; 10 and 20, 3;
80 and AZ, 3; 40 and SO, |; SO and 6O,
/; 60 and 70, 2; 20 and 81, 2; so and
80, |; still born, .. Total. ~. Ty-
phoid fever, 4; ages l6, A, and l3
white, and Is black. Sent away for
interment, s. Aims House, /.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

The labo1s of Rev. J. B. Duval at the
First Presbyterian Church, are bearing
good fruit, nine adults yesterday morn-
ing being admitted as membere on pro-
fession OF faith making during the thre.
years and a half of his pastorate at tn at
Church, some seventy five or eighty
who have been thus admitted. Mr..
Duval is practical christian and is do
ing q good work in our city.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
Our Ton are Of Lie

depends In great measure upon our regard for
or neglect OF the laws ot health. 1.-Two violate
them we cannot expect to "make old bones
But that the span OF existence allotted to a
naturally delicate constitution, or ono which
has been shaken by disease may be materially
heightened, is u tact Of which We have dai y
proof The vivifyiny and restorative influence
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters upon failing
physique affords II striking illustration Of tn,
power OF iudicous medication to strengthen
The hold on life. Restored digestion, complete
assimilation, renewed appetite, sound repose,
these are among the benefits conferred upon
the debilitated by that supreme renovant.
With q circulation enriched. frame invigo
rated, and nervous system tranquilized, the
invalid, after a course OF the Bitters, leels that
his V'e-tenure Is no longer the precarious
thing that 1t was-that no may yet enjoy q
green old age"
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
A H0osier Yarn,

1t is reported from indianapolis, that
q n,eteorie stone fell near Newt ton, Ind, ,
last Tuesday night, and crushing
through the roof OF a house, killed I.e-
onidas Glover, q farmer, who lay sleep.
ing in bed. The stone is said to weigh
twenty pounds, and be pyramidal in
shane, and the State Gsologist has sen
for 1t. The report is not generally
credited.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
[ HERIFF'S SALE.

( HERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of II writ Of Levari Facias. to mo
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the
LAFAY fTrE HO FL, 8l1 SH1PI.EY ST. .
Kert bv John DO gherty. in the City Of
Wilmington, N W Ca tie County, delaware,
N EDNESDAY,
THE 5rH DAY OFFEBRUARY, A. D., 1872.
At2 o'clOcn, p m.,
The iollosin des ed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lnnd
s tuate in the CITY OF Will.inVtOu, New Cas-
tie County. Delaware, bounded and described
as follows. to wit:
Beginning It point on the sou herly side
OF Twef h street ut the distance OF thirty 1eet
easterly from tn eaSt:rly side Oi Madison
sire t; thence southerly parallel with Madl-
son street l4l feet inches TO ;he northeast
ry side ol Delaware avenue; thence outh-
eastery by the said siu C OF said II enue l6o
feet q inches 10 corner; thu ice northerly
parallel with J, ticrsOn tree 2lU feet 612 in
ches 0 the Aforesaid soIthery s de OF !, we'lth
street and thence thereby westerly 10 ieet
to the place OF begInni Z, be the contents
within said bounds what they may. Bcok +,
Vot 10, Page :s7.
Se,zed aud tahen in execution as the pro-
perty of Edward Tatuall, Jr., de- easea. and
Rachel A. Tatna |, his wife and Surviving
MortgagOr and t (Joseph Tatnall, Jr., and
william Candy, Executors OF EdW,rd Tatnall,
Jr., deceased, &c.,) and to DC tod by
J JJHN p Ii Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Jan. 18th 1879.
mo
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

A bale Of hay having fallen on my
head during fire at a livery stable
cans.d q stiffness in my back and NE. k
Of 10 severe aud painful a character, a.
to oonGn- me to the bed, and proven,
NE from even turning over or sitting
up. Six applications Of K-'lrr's Roman
Llnimsnt cured me entirely. J. 7.
NoRnIs, No. S Engine, Washington, D
c.
The engine and two postal cars,o a
Pacific express train going West on the
Pan handle road were thrown from the
track by all open switch, near MELON
ads Station, on saturday. The fire.
man was seriously injured and the
train detained for several hours.
In the snit of R. N. Speer against the
tdltor of the Huntingdon Globe for libel
at Huntington, Pa the jury on Satnr-
day returned a verdict of guilty, the
prosecutor ard defendant each to pay
4ls own costs.
A dispute over some ground brtween
the tracts of two mining companies at
Deadwood, Dakota, on Friday, led to
III. shooting of man named Franken-
burg. His wound j. not serious. A
shrria's posse is now on the scene, and
no further trouble is feared.
"At York, Pa, on Saturday, William
Watson, who killed Krastus d. King,
in August last, was convicted Of mur
der in the second degree, and was sen
tvucsd to three years and three months
imprisonment.
William L. Coffin, for many years re
ssiving teller Of the Lafayette (Ohio)
Bank, disappeared nearly three weeks
ago, and is reported to have e,nbezzled
from SlO, 900 to $40, 900.
Robert Anderson, on trial at Louis
viii. tor tn. murder OF his wife, was
fOund guilty on Saturday, and SEN
~noed to b. hanged. He was convic.
led Oh the testimony Of his little son,
who saw the murder committed.
Eight prisoners attempted to escape
rom tn. Owrnton, KY. jail OH Friday,
and one of them was fatally wounded by
tho keeper.
The next regatta Of the Northwestern
amateur Rowing Association will take
place at Toledo. The limit is yet to DO
t1-a.
Another unsu ccessful ballot for Uni
ted States Senator was taken in the
Lon sisna Legislature yesterday.
Aps, tn. third Of the Indians oonvic-
led of murder at Pendletou, Oregon, was
hanged on Friday. He protested his
Innocence.
Lawrence 0. Hall, the clerk who en-
bp1zled $40. 600 from tho 1t ndon and
San Francisco Band was arrested at
Hong Kong on his arrival in the steamer
Oceanic.
The grocery store Of Btter and Shank
lin, in Harrisburg, was robbed on
Friday night, OF gold watch and $500
In gr-enbacks.
The bark Italia, ashore at Deal, N.
y, will prove total wreck.
Moss-s +. Dewitt, a carpenter, had
bis skull fractured by falling timber,
NSaugprties, N. Y, on Saturday, and
alsd soon after receiving the injury.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
Special Mention.

Vrg-tine, Swain's Panacea, Bulls
Blood Mlxturr, and Plerce's Golden
Discovery for the blood sold by J. R.
Hartman, Druggist, 5th and Poplar.
To make money all ought to know
that ~ per cent. can be saved by buy
ing cheap tea, coffee and specs at
Smiths tea and coffee store, 4O4 Ship.
Icy streets.
Do you want pure drugs at low
prices McInall's is the place, I'd and
Market streets.
Han ikerchief Extracts, by the hottie
or in any quantity, at Taylor d Fuller
toms, Apothecaries, 3O2 King street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

1t is said that the cause Of the recent
failure of Mr.. Is. Bucher, who carried
on the segar and tobacco business q:
the corner Of Sixth and Market Sts., for
number Of years, and who did one OF
the largest tobacco business in the
State, commenced some time ago 10
speculat. in pork, quite heavily.
Pork took q tumble away down and
c.rrisd Mr.. B. with it. We hope he
may soon bs able to take fresh start in
his own aud paying tabacco business.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
A Friendly Tusslo.

A "Greco Roman wrestling match"
betxeen two athletes, named McLaugh
lin and Christol, in Detroit, on Satur-
day evening, resulted, after three min-
utes, in a double fracture Of Christol's
collar bone, which sent him to Ills hotel
under the care of two phy hysicians.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
Railroad Accident.

Pullman car in train Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad was thrown Oft
the track, seventeen miles from Cincn-
natl, yesterday morning, by broken
rail. Two passengers, J. Is. Nathan
and Mack Sherry, both of New York,
were injured, the former having q
shoulder dislocated, the latter leg
broken.