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Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Fatal Cunning Accident.

A very sad cunning accident occur.
red in Beaver Valley, Brandywine
Hundred, on Tuesday afternoon. Thso-
dore Chandler, son OLA. H. Chandler, a
merchant at that place and who for
several years kept, the bread tent at
tire Brandywine SunmitCamp meeting
went out on Tuesday afternoon to hunt
for rabbits. He had not gone far and
was yet within sight Of his own resi-
dencs, when in jumping across ditch
his gun went of discharging the whole
load into his left breast above the heart.
Mr.. Chandler was alone and fell, but
Mr.. Pike living close by saw the
accident from his porch and fastened
to his relief. Assistance was procured
and Mr.. Chandler was taken TO his
home. DR.. Chandler, of Centreville,
was summoned, but in spite Of medical
aid Mr.. C. died this morning. He was
in the 25th year Of his age, and leaves
a wiz and one child. He was q young
man much beloved by all who knew
him, and his death will be q sore atiic-
tion to his father who only a year age
lost his wife. The funeral will take
place on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
and the remalus will be inferred In Mt
Lebanon Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
THIRD EDITION.
COURT WEEK.
Those who are to be Tried-A Lona
session In Prospect.

Those who are 10 be Tried-A Leng
session In PrOspeet.
On Monday Court commences at New
Castle. The term will be . long one
probably lasting three weeks and over
There are five capital cases as follows
Hugh Dugan charged with the murder
Of Richard H. Rowe VIM. Allen alias
James Good, charged with completely II
the killing of Perry Dembv, and cap
tursd after the others accused OF tn'
crime had been tried and acquitted
VIM. Brown, the colored boy, charged
with the murder Of his playmate Sam
David Batson Sewell Starkey, charged
with assault with attempt to commit
rape, and H. Brannon for an outrAgeous
assault on little girl.
In the civil docket for this term there
are 247 cases for trial and II for argu
msnt OF the important cases that count
In the Superior Court are the libeI
oases Of Wm. T. Croasdale.
There are 90 prisoners in the jail, In
Guiding 2 United States prisoners. o
these 35 are detained for non payment
of fines and costs. OF those serving ou'
sentences for criminal odenses 8 art
white and % colorsd. OF the white
are imprisoned for larceny, 2 for bur
glsry, ! for manslaughtsr, and ! fol
rape. OF the colored, 8 are imprisoned
for assault with intent to kill, 3 fol
larceny, 4 for burglary, 4 for murder
and 2 for assault and battery.
The election cases will also be called
Whether they will be tried is something
else. Many are of the opinion that they
will be- continued.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Senator Chan dl er,s kucc essOr

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Ex-Governor
Croswell this afternoon appointed Fer
nando G. Beaman as United States Sep
ator to fill the unexpired term of the
late Senator Chandler.
Mr.. Beaman is a native of Chester
VT, and was born June 2S, 1914. He
removed TO New York when boy with
his father, and at the age of fifteen
years was left an orphan. He received
a good education at the Franklin coun.
ty Academy, and studied law at Roches
ter. In 1888 he removed to Mich
igan, where he practiced law. Fol
six years hs was Prosecuting Attorney
for Lenawee County, and for foul
years was Probate Judge. In 1856 he
was a Presidential Elector. He was
elected to the XXXVlIth Congress from
Michigan in 1850 as Republican, and
was reelected to the XXXVIIth, Xxx.
XIXth, XLth and XLIst Congresses,
serving from July 3, 1861, to March 8,
1871.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
IL Pays to Advon tise.

That it pays to advertise in the Re.
PUBLICAN We have the following in prooI
by lady:
Some time ago saw an article in your pa,
per rather iull of self praise, as | thought, In
regard to the advantage of advertising In
your paper. A lew days afterwari l / st my
pocket book with 5000 In 1t. i started pos,
haste for your office and put In my advertise
ment once, with s,arcely ray Of hope OF ever
seeing the lost article Two days passed, and
then came my book with Its contents intact
You are certainly right. an advertisement IN
your columns is invdiudL!e.
The same lady in a foot note says
" l thoroughly admire your sturdy Re.
publican independence. "
We feel honored with the good opin'
ion of so talented lady, but it is only
sample of what We get from other
sources almost every day. We cannot
help but think, however, that the find
ing of the pocket book depended much
on its falling into honest hands.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
A Little Breeze.

Quite little breeze sprang up in the
street Commissioners office this morn.
ing between Robert Taylor, Street Com
missioner Lynch and William McMena.
min, chairman Of the Street Committee.
Mr.. Taylor had couple Of horses which
he wished to hire to the city, to enable
him to work out his taxes, and making
known his desire to Commissioned
Lynch that gentleman referred him 10
Mr.. MoMenamin. The latter, as Mr..
Taylor thought, rather pompously said
that :" we were we'll enough suited"
Mr.. Taylor taking umbrags at the ex.
preston, used some very emphatic lau.
guage, intimating that Mr.. McMsnamiu
was a---papist and that Mr.. Lynch,
was no better than he should be. OF
course Taylor was ordered from the
Office, but having got his blood up and
his fighting gloves, on he took his own
time in going and had not reinforce.
ments for the officials arrived, Mr.. Tay.
lOr would have cleaned the rancho. Mr..
Taylor very rightfully thinks that the
city work should be divided around
amongst those who have taxes to pay
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Police N ct.

A little minnow was the sum OF the
catch made by the police net last night
and this morning the little fellow was
fined at police court. His Honor turn.
ed the spit while officers Pardee and
Chambers piled on the Goals. The
boys name was John Thompson,
bright looking little fellow, and the
charge against him was that he was
one Of gang Of boys who have been
for some time past disturbing the peace
and quietness Of the residents in the
neighborhood ofChestnut and Frank
lin streets. His Honor read Johnnie
short lecture and as this was his 6rit
offence he simply held him in slOO
10 keep the peace and charge him the
costs of the case.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Children OF silence Meeelus 70,
Divine WOP0hlp.

Children Of silence Meetins for
Divine worship.
The deaf mutes Of Wilmington and
nsighboring places are cordially invi.
ted to meet for Divine Worship on
next Sunday in Trinity Chapel, on
King and Fifth streets, at 10A O'Clock,
A. N. and n o'clock, P. N. Mr.. job
Turner, an educated deaf mute, shortly
TO be ordained to the Holy ministry,
and acting IS lay missionary under ap.
pointment from Bishop Lee, will rem.
der the service and preach the sermon
in the sign Language. Convenient seat.
will be provided for his brethren Of 81.
lencs, and after the evening service
Mr.. Turner will gladly meet them for
friendly greetings and Christian inter.
course. Mr.. Turner will be glad to
have you make this notice known to
your deaf mute friends.
We gladly give the above notice a
place in our columns, and bsspsak for
the services very general attention and
sympathy. Mr.. Job Turner, himself a
deaf mute, has the entire confidence Of
all who enjoy the pleasure Of his &C.
quaintance. He is an educated gentle.
man, leng and favorably known to the
deaf mutes, is an able educator in th.
sign language. Rapid intelligent and
graceful in communicating his Thoughts
to Others, he deeply interests by hi.
manner and fervency in both service
and the sermon.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
The Pi,ls Of the World.

Are yr. Simms' Vegetable Liver flls, Su
var coated. without an equal. They never
vripe or sicken in operating, move the bowels
easy BY acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action of the Liver. In doing this headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In tho right Or lett side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Disiiness, kad
Feelin,s through the body, Aching Limbs,
Bjl iOusness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily inhrmities are cured. They
are t..e only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak
ress, or leaving the bowels costive. Tbev
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Iree IRON the danger Of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and county store Keepers
Principal depot, Fourth and King. Whining.
ton, Del, Philad oil uhia. oJ2 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
LOCAL TIM1 TABLE.
nAIus LEAVE vuur-sro..

For PhilAdsiphia: An, ~. Sle. . "A. I, %
laos io.D Q. n, lllS, II a. ! S' 400 ~.
20, eNE =. On Sunday, an sio, ..
F~ ~. Ycss: IN IN. :: is. o. 100, .. n.. ,.,,,
1850 p. =. limited Expires, u, D. =.
fsr naiunoFs and Wsshin9ton: iAli, aio,
ee :; NJ l2M p. .. Hnttsd Exprsss.
rM Baitimors and Bay Line. Ios D. N,
8" nsi.i@ofs and way ststisns; s.ss . NJ.
I:r N.w castle, AIS, .. n, l,o, ss,. M.
fe Dslswass X. H.: els q n; I.io, CSs 3.
Ns sunday trains.
For Wilmington 4 Northern \. l.; a.D. 4.
n; 80S, p. m; go, p. N. Sunday excspt
3" DsIswars western X. E.: Y.lS, 1880, Al /.
SaAIm ARMvB AZ WILMINGTON. p"
From Philadslphia: l2As, aoa, s.a, 80 =. n.
!xSs ia4a, Lo2, 2to, A2o, 6.lS, S.2s, 100,
~, nl0p %. On Sundays: i2Ia, 20a,
From baitimors: lis, SO J.iia. n. lxos, IL u.
-, s'S p. n. On Sundays Az, .. n.
From Washington: AIS, .. u.: ,a,, ,au,
~. sW p. n. On Sundays: SiS q. m.;
Prom k.v Castle: sn, LIS, . u.,
1ASp. m. No Sunday trains,
fNon delaware 4. K: 80 .. n; u.Sl, 80
pm.
Hrom Wilmington 4 Northern 4. X: S.W
.. %. lilo .. m; and e.3S D. "a.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 500 A. n.
Als, 500 .. N. Sunday train So r. N.
raAiHs soR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILApxr-
PHIA.
From Broad street and Waahington avenue
!.So, so0. 1899, ll.NA. m; ESQ, 100, 100,
Sl6, eo. 100 s.SS. ll.so p. m. On sun.
u oAXo' G0 z, n.; 900, sIs.ll.so .. m.
On Inirty second and Market streets: Loo,
On Sundsvs' l.oe. Q. N.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
UnwOmaniy.
For the Republican.

MEssRs. EDITORS 1t is right and
proper that all things should be looked
into with equal propriety, to the good
and for the welfare and uplifting Of a
race of people that have been troddeu
down for years. 1t would be- we'll for
the ignorant to mock the wise and in
tslligeut, and think it is most time
for the coored people to learn how to
bury their dead, that belong to socie-
ties and especially female secret soci--
ties 1t is right that women should
look after one another's welfare ana at
t'nd to each other in sickness. But
when it comes to promenading the
streets after corpse it seems almost
too masculine. Female societies should
never make demonstrations in public,
it does not look becoming. Do yOnr
work privately and the Lord will re-
ward you openly. +. }. c.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
(vasA EaanDAy's LA,sSDnssu. /,
A sEHslnLE CoMGDR0ArION-
1ev. DS. Ca1ewsll asksA 70 Aer...
4 AThira Tsrm-Hls Replv

eev. NJ. CalaWell asksA 70 As..,.
AThira Tsrm-Mis RepIy,
Thst the members of 81. Psul,s n
Z. congregation know how to spnr.'
ciste the services Of . faithful pastor i,
attestsd BY the fact that st the Ia,
Quarterly Conference Of the church ~.
following was unanimously adopted:
WHHREAs, Our pastor, Dr.. Caldwell,
has served our church very acosptabl,
for the past eighteen months, and -.
lieving his return TO us for snotbs,
term will meet with approval Of our en m
tire membership, therefore,
Resoivod, That We, the msmben of
the Quarterly Conference, do hereby ~ -
quest the Bishop at the next sppu,l
Conference to return Us, for . tbirI
year, our pastor, Rev. J. II. Caldwell
d. d. Attest: GEo. w. TopD.
sec'y. Quarterly Conference.
WILxIsGTos, Del, Nov. 8th, 10.
Dear Brethren: In response To N.
above resolution Of the Quarterly Con.
ference Of st. Paul's N. Z. Church in
the city Of Wilmington, | must
say that ! am profoundly grateful
to my Heavenly Father for the grace
which has cemented the bonds Of sym.
pathy and christian love between meand
the people Of my charge, and for this
expression Of confidence and esteem on
the part OF my brethren am In thu
hands ofths appointing power Of the
Church, to 60 chssrfully to any field Of
labor TO which I may be assigned; vet
nothing can be more agreeable TO
my wishes than to have the honor
and privilege Of serving . people
who have been uniformly kind TO me
and my family, and who have mani.
tested their sentiments by many en-.
phatic words Of approval and general
appreciation Of my humble services.
J. H. CALDWELL.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
(YnsrHlpAy's SsW.)
THIN - IN BED LION

Yas0sss Bssy-Ths .sOla Hst''
Ssiil Standing-Church Improve.
menas. -
Correspondence Of the Republican.
RED LION, Del, Nov. Is, 10.
Our farmers are busily engaged husk.
ing and hsuling In corr, which ID In
fine condition, and the crop large.
The beautiful Autumn weather which
ws have had for several weeks has been
very favorable TO farming operations.
The wheat Is somewhat injured from
the prolonged drought and the fly.
Mrs. Richards, . widow lady living
about ] miles from Red Lion, lost BY
FIRE on Monday night her straw and hay,
which we're shocked In the yard. BY
great sxsrtion the barn and other build
ings we're saved. The fire is supposed
to have been the work Of an inosndiary.
Tho old hut at Bear Station still
stands IS 3 depot tor passengers on the
Delaware Railroad. Scarcely. a train
passes on this road but what Tets of or
takes on passengers at this point and
1t Is no more than right that . com
Portable station should be erected for
their benefit.
The N. 4. Church In this village is
undergoing renovation upon the in
side. 1t has been thoroughly cleaned
the cumbersome pulpit taken away and
. neat stand substituted. Around and
over the platform has been freshly
painted and vanished, and the gallery
and doors have been transformed in
color from . dingy white to . nicely
grained walnut. In fact 1t is now one
Of the neatsst churches TO be found on
the peninsula.
The Sunday School connected with
this church are making arrangements
for an exhibition to consist Of speeches,
dialogues, sacred songs, music, etc.
Game appears to be unusually scarce
this season, Jour gunners have poor luck
bagging but few rabbits and no birds.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
KNIGHTS OF st. Lawrence.

The knights OF St. Lawrence held
their sixth annual election last evening
at their rooms in the Lieberman build
ing when the following We're elected
t, fill the positions named
Chief Knight. Jerome Smith.
Deputy Chief Knight--Henry Ward,
knight Treasurer-Jno. p. Donohoe.
S-cretary-Jno. A. Cannon.
Sergeant at Arms-Con. Shields.
Auditing Committee-P. Bolen, D,
Klroy, Z. G. Moore, and P. X. Cum
MINIS.
Council of Investigation-Jno. Kenne
dy, VIM McGowen, J. Gueneveur
Frank Mcguire, B. Bonner.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

NOR RENT.-Two five room houses on
r. Marshall street near Warmers Morocco
Factory r,nt $5 per month.
S. MARSHALL.
ll.lA3ts los W. Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Gold Watch Lost,

Yesterday while Elias Cole and Erbs
P. Davis were out cunning in the neigh
borhood of Newark, the former gentle
m..n had a valuable gold wach drawn
froLl his pocket By the twigs Of the
trees. Upon his discovering the loss be
and Mr.. Davis made diligent search
The spot was dense thicket. After
two hours close scraping among tho
lef YES. Mr.. Davis espied the time piece
The watch had been drawn from Mr..
Coles pocket with such violence that
the hook of the chain was snapped.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
An Increase OF Wages Refused.

The employees Of Washington Jones
& Co., morocco manufacturers, asked for
an increase of wages on Wednesday.
There were about nineteen men in the
delegation that made the request. The
amount asked for was 81 additional Ia
80 per week already given. The pro-
pri-tors refused the request. The
works are shut down to-day because Of
repairs to the boiler.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Dancing.

Robert Cowen, has opened dancing
school in Herdman's new building on
Fourth street near Market. Glasses on
Tuesday and Friday evening. Soirees
will be given on Wednesday aud Satur.
day evenings. Mr.. c. is one Of Viii.
mington's veterans in the Terpsichor,
ean art and no doubt his soirees and
class VI will be we'll attended.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Jubiiauing over the Election.

A number Of the oolored people Of
this city, on Wednesday evening, in
the exuberance Of their feelings over
the late election, came together at $50
French street, and INDUCED in an oys,
ter supper. Mr.. M. Winston gave
sope suitable remarks, advising bis
hearers to cling to the party that gave
them liberty and restored them Their
manhood. J. II. Murray, B. Madison
and Stansbury Murray made addresses
The exercises were enlivsned by pat
riotic airs from the Good Will band.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
More lunDrO Ovemeu,s.

Mr.. John Wier, Market street below
Twelfth, having purchased a portion o.
the Dell Noblst estate, on Sixth street
below King, Is engaged in tearing down
the frame building erected thereon
preparatory to erecting a three story
brick store. The building will be u
feet front and will probably run bacf
60 feet. Mr.. William Pierce will do
the carpenter work. Mr.. Wier ba
made no arrangement for the brlc'
work.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
PUBLIC SAILS.
JLUBL.C SALE OF COWS

(
At Village Green, Delaware County, Pa.
on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 20, 1879
At one o'clock.
Forty fresh cows and Springers. CWS
The best lot we have offered for sale RK
this season, being large, tine and OF good
stock. Wagon will be at Linwood station to
meet FIRST train, that leaves Wilmington 1913.
a. m. Two and our months credit.
u.l2-wkdtI ROBERTS h TYSON.
u. W. Eyre, Auctl0neer.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

NyOrICE.-In conformity with the PROV.
~ sion OF the act passed BY tho General
Assembly of the State OF Delaware on the -oth
day Of March, A. D., 1870, hereby give DO
tice that an application was niei In the Su'
perior Court on the 2ist day Of October, A.
b.. 1879 Tor Charter Of Incorporation oi
Company. called "Ths James i Webb Print
ing and stationery Company, 70 carry on tne
and stationery In oil It's branches, and that
draft Of the proposed Charter was hied win
tho application, and Ia open 70 inspection.
CHAS. BEASTON, Prothonotary.
Nav Castle Oct n 1879. l0-22u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
rREAT SUCCESS.

Has attended operations in Wall street dur
ibg the pas thirty days From $40 to 81 900
re eivai aAd operated, and prOhts returned Of
three /, en- times amo ant Invested. Puts "
and Calls" " at favorable rates. Write TOR
informant on concerning our plan whereby
persons Of small means enjoy equal ndvanta.
LGs with llrsest operator. Special terms t
insure against loss. Stocks carried on small
margin. Prices etc, free.
CLlN TON X BRYANT, Bankers,
ll.l2-cmday IL Wall street, n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
BAlLROAD LINES.
DH!LADELPHlA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTlMOKE RAILROAD.
NovgnBRR 10. 1aSo


Trains will leave Wilmington a. follsvs.
for fhilsdelphia and lntermediats Sta.
lions, 90, $40. 1880, Lso q. M, "a. 400, 100,
go p. M
Philsdelphia (Express) Q. %, $50, 1909 q, n.
Philsdelphia and New York d, 100, 1901
.. u,., 1915. IL 80, b%o D. N,
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, S.sS
Q, m.
baltimore and Bay Line, Iosp. NJ.
.. m 1889, l.04, SIS p. m.
Trains Tor Delaware Diyision leave for:
new Castle, s.l6 Q. m, LILO, Z 80 p. m,
Harrington and intermediate Stations. Q. Is
Q. m, l.l0, . 80 p. N.
Delmar and intermediate Statisns, sls q.
m, LILO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
rhiladel?hia and intermediate Stations.
$40 q. m 3 90, $50 D. m.
phiiadephia and New YORK, 200 .. m.
hatimore and Washington, l2.6l, 2. 10 q. m.
for further Information passengers are ie.
erred to the time tables posted st the depot,
II. +. kENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Jmportant 10 Moth Q ss. .

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup ID ne on
thing that mothers can rely upon for theil
children. 1t corrects acidity Of the stomach
Gu es wind colic, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, healti AMI co Mort to mo her and
child. During the process OF tee' hing It's value
is incalcuable. 1t soitens the gums. reduces
Inflammation and sllays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort TO the
mother. Twenty fve cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
SIR. Rayapd OVcrrated.

From the Chicago Times.
1t is simply fact, which any man
of fair discernment may readily discov-
er for himself in the National Senate,
that Mr.. Bayard is one of the most
overratsd public men now living in
this country.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Sale OF Books, &c

Thomas NJ. Ogle, auctioneer, will sell
a lot of stationery, books and steel en-
cravings at his sale rooms, 506 Market
street, on Monday evening next. There
will also be lot Of opera and field
glasses offered.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

yy>AKE NOTlCE.-All persons are positive
4 ly forb dden to trespass sn the D!Operty
Of the subscriber, in Brandywine Hundred,
with either dog or gun, and taey are also pro-
hibi ed taking or carrying of anything grow
ny thereon. Fox hunters are positively Tor.
bdd IN ro q treapassing either with or with
odt dogs. Persons not needing this notice
will be subjected to the penalty Of the law.
l0-3O3tw# :. u. WELDIN.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors And
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
sarly decay, loss oi manhood, etc., ! will send
rscpe that will cure you FREE VI
JHARaE. This great remedy was discov
,red by missionary in South America. send
! self-addrsssed envelope to the Rxv. JossPB
CI IkMAN, Station ID. Now York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
NOTICE.
Consolation for the Nervous.

vitslised Phosphases, Q brain and nerve
food, cures all arrangements Of the nerves.
restores enfeeb,ed digestion, gives yigor IN
place o. weakness and lassitude, re-invieorates
Inc oyer-worked brain, and PREyENr con.
gumption. Physic!ans have prescribed loo.0O
DackaCes In all forms Of debility and nervous
ness, thus restoring vitality 70 the system BY
food, not BY medicine.
r. CROSBY, 600 sixth Ave., n. 7.
For sale by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

DLUE ROSE NEVER KNOWN 70
ID ial to cure dyspepsia and liver com
free at -
ST. WARES DRUG STORE,
at the Northwest corner Of Filth and King
,treets Wilmington, Delawa O. wholesale
ayent. For sale by all retail druggists. Rock
candy cough syrup7. Tor coughs and colds.
Mann iacturod ty
GE JRG e H4MILT MO-.
ll.3.lmd Inv swedes0or0, N j.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
..Doat Know Hal1 Tseir value.'

ssDon'l Know Halr Their value."
"rpey cured me of Ague, Biiiour ness an
Kidney Complaint, as recomm ended. ! ha
Ia half bottle left which used for my two lit.
girls, whom the doctors and nsighbors said
,uld not no cured. would have lost both ol
them ene night II had not given them Hof
Filters. They did them no much good con
tinu ID their use until hey were cured. pha'
Is why l say you do rot know halt the value
Of Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough. B, Rochester, N. Y. Set
ano her column.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

JOHN RAM, SEWING MACHINE BA
zaar, Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del. All frstclass
Sewing Machines for sale On easy terms. Oh,
Needles and Attachments ior all Machines.
Repairing = speciality. - Open In the evening
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
GUNSMlTHS.

IN HHn REWARD.-For the arrest and
SD(V) conviction of the party or par
ties that committed highway robbery. and at.
tempted to commit murder on the body Of
Miliard T. TOft. on Saturday evening. about
o'clock, the Sth day OF November, 1879, near
Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton streets.
ll.1ltf J.P. AI.LMUND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

For tina speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness
Loss Of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by ind scretion or excess. Any Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON & 90. IS Nassau st.. New Y ork
7-St tu'sd wlv
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
singing school.

The singing school at the Rodney
street chapel will begin this evening,
at u o'clock.