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Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
FIFTH EDITION
OUR COUNTY UOURT.
The Hollis Case Gone to the Jury
An Action or AssumD


An Action or Assumpsit.
Specially Reported for the Republican.
New CASTLE, May 20, 10.
The case Of Hollis Us. Vandegrift, an
action on a promissory note was re-
sumed. The Court charged the jury at
some length, after which they retired.
The case of T. T. Derringer's Admin
istrators Us. b. NJ. Derringer's Admins.
traitors, was next called. Higgins and
Spruancs for plaintiffs and Rodney and
son for defendants. This was an action
of assumpsit.
Mr.. Higgins consumed considerable
time in explaining the nature of the
case to the Court and the jury.
Mr.. Higgins stated it was merely the
settlement of the accounts Of two broth
ers who are dead. 1t is an action on
instruments of writing due bill and
promissory notes given by one to the
other.
On the lst of September, 1868, ad
ministration was made upon the estate
by David G. Nivin. The plaintiff in
testate died August, 1864, while the de-
fendant intestate died February 18th
1874. The defence in the case Ia tina
a bar on the statute of Limitation II
made v certain admissions.
Mr.. Higgins is addressing the jury.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
ohalsnsr. Advt.,ns Rs,slI,on.

WASHINGTON, May 27.--Gensral Chal-
msrs, Of Mississippi, said this evening
that on learning what the President
had said to Mr.. Conway about using
he National authority, II NE
es sary, to protect q steamer char.
tere ed TO bring away the colored
people who are waiting for transporfa-
ton North aud unable to procure it,
he wrote to the Governor Of Mississippi,
advising him, in case steamboat
should make its appearance in Missls'
sippi for such purpose, to arrest every
one on board of it. General Chalmars
thinks the Governor will follow his ad-
vice.
He says that by the proposition OF Mr.
Conway is meant nothing less than a
general stampede of the negro laborers
throughout the Mississippi Valley by
inducing them to belve that the Gen
eral Government has ordered their re-
moval. He admits that considerable par
ties Of negroes have gathered at differ
ent places on the river, and have beer
refused passage on the regular steam
boats, though able and ready to pay
for it; but be says that the refu'al Il
carry them was because the officers o
the boats had been warned by the au-
thorities Of St. Louis and Wyandotte t.
bring no more paupers to those places
General Chalmers says he has nj
doubt that there will be trouble if an,
person charters a steamboat and ap
pears on Lower Mississippi with an OF
fer to carry colored people North, Tn
white people will, he says, recent sucl
an invasion of their country and inter
ference with their laborers, and h
thinks that whoever attempts it will
suffer.
He says that the latest information
he has received is to the effect that tn
parties of colored people who wer
waiting for transportation several week
age have returned to The plantation
and that everything is now quiet. ii
looks on the suggestion to send steam
er down there now to bring any VIII
want to come and are able to pay thel
way, as incendiary and dangerous an
he declares that the planters, who, h
says, have fed the colored peopl
throughout the Winter with the expet
tation of having their help this Sun
mer, will not give them up without
struggle.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
LAt'AL TIME g.2EGEE.
NNyEMBKN u. 1913.

rnAIrls LEAVE wlI&fNaTUH.
D,0 fhiiaaephta: 2.3I, i.O5, so, 9.Vo, 4.6J,
100 a H.: !-,a7, l23', z.3o, 100, 5.4s
%, g.ia y. IL.
I y New YORK: 2.37, .. H.; i.o5, 0.5Q l2.37,
1-.a5 j.4% y. Ii. On Sundays: -.S1, 90
t'sr 'Lai4morc and Wa'l,Hgton: l2.5i, 40
4.ag a. H., f2.j1, lgt, 5.I8, p. N.
For Baltimore: 7.0S, Express. On Sunday,
lor EaltisIore and Washington: 1881, 2l0,
~ Nnltimore and way stations: s.8s a. m.,
5.lSP n.
Fer Nav Castle: 90, 9.l1 a. H., l.e5, $50
For Delaware Il. r.; g..5 i. H.: 1.o5, $50 p,
No sunday trains.
g2f Wilmington * NoT;Horn X. r.: G.26 a
H.. 3 p. NJ; and 800 y. IN. Saturdays s
Urda,'s only. LOO t. II.
or Delaware Western Il. r.: 7.l5, 1879, am.
5.30p. m No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
from PhtladGlEhi1: lL.]5, 2,05, So, $40 il. n.
1893, I2.4T. l.02 40. 5.l&, t,Z5, ?.o2, 7.4I
l1.:F y. 70. On sundays: l4.43, 2.o3, S.2I
10 70 q. IA: T.@5, 1l.lh. y. m.
5.8s, s.8s p. m. On &undays;23l, am. be
H.3S J.. IN.
From WdannRt.n: Isl, "a. n: !22;, l23T
53j, 93e =. II. On sundays; 2Sl a. IN.
536, 935 y. IN.
yr9m sew Castle: $50, 1910 a. m;
71O p. N. No sunday trains.
From delaware X. r.. $50 d. H.; 1910 III
DIE.
Fron wilmington & Northern X. L: SO
q. m. ll.30 a. m. and 7.35 y. In. Satur
days only, 1920.
| Erola Delaware Western X. r.: 800 a. IL
2.l5, 800 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ZOE WELLINGTON LEAVE PHlLADEL
From Broad street and Washington averu
! T.3O, 500. 1880, las Il. H.; 800, 400, t.lt
600, 6.l5 9.45, ll.3O p. III. On sundays
7.3U G.oJ II, il., COD, ll.3O y. II.
Fro thirty and Market streets: loo
7.3J, il 80 a. IN; 1925 400 800, ll.3G .. d,
On sundays loo. T.30 Il. IL
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
ReViyinx tho Ross Case,

[From the Philadelphia Record Yesterday. J
Much to the surprise of those who
are directly interested in solving the
mystery of the abduction of Charlie
Ross, the following advertisement head
ed the personals in the Ledger yester-
day: 'Charlie Ross mother, address
M. Yday."
This announcement was the first in.
timation the family had ofthe existence
of the individual him or herself behind
the title of IN. Yday," and leaves
the mfrom its obscurity, in the dark as
to its meaning. But, as has been the
rule in every case it will be replied to
to day in the hope that 1t may lead Ia
some thing more definite.
The case has already developed more
of what are termed "cranks," who have
some positive information regarding
the child's whereabouts, than is dream
ed of, and it is more than probable that
IN. Yday' is spiritualistic medium
or some other deluded creature who has
obtained his information from source
other than mundane.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

The Lancaster "New Era" says that
Adam Dennis, a colored man from the
Welsh mountain, has invented won
derful machine, or as he claims, "per,
petual motion" The people living
in that vicinity knew that Adam was
working at some invention for the last
DOZEN years but paid no attention to ii
until Of late, when they were surprised
by the wonderful results of a colored
Edison in their midst. Hundreds OF
people have already visited his place
to see his wonderful invention, but
Adam thinks some one might steal the
model and won't show it. He has
associated Messrs. John sassman and
John Fetters with him and formed a
company. They have applied for a
patent, after which the public can see
what the genius has made. A trial wa:
made with corn sheller with great
success; the three are wild over the re-
suit.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
r'tlRD EDITION.
OHIO REpUBILCAN CONVENTION

Hon. Charles f0ster Nominated
for Governor stirring Kes"iw.
ttoas sAdopttd-Sketch OF the Cam
dtdatc.
The Republicans Of Ohio met in State
Convention at Cincinnati yesterday
wednesday, and nominated the fol-
lowing candidates for State officers:
For Governor-Charles Foster, of
Seneca.
For Lieutenant Governor - Andrew
Hickenlooper, of Hamilton.
For Judge-W. W. Johnson, OF Law.
renee.
For Attorney General George X
Nash, Of Franklin.
For Auditor-John +. Oglevee, ol
Clark.
For Treasurer-A. X. Turney ol
'Cuyahoga
For Commissioner of Public Works.
James FullingtOn.
Mr.. Foster was nominated on the first
ballot. The voting was close and eX'
citing and aroused the Convention to
great deal of cheering. Speeches were
made by ex Governor Denison, the per
manent chairman, and by Mr.. Foster
The platform was unanimously adopted
1t condemns the course of Democrats il
Congress and plants the party flag ii
defence of National authority, free sui
frage and equal rights, and comments
the course of the President and Secre
tary Sherman. The Convention wa
large and enthusiastic.
Mr.. Foster as born in Seneca county
Ohio, April y, 1928, and after receiv
i,g an academic education, entered tn
m4rchantile and banking business a
Ncrwalk, Ohio. He never held pull
lie Office until he was elected to til
Forty second Congress. at the end
the Forty fourth Congress he was T.
eli, cted to the Forty-fith by Republ
can vote of II, ,324, against 1883 fo
bis opponent.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
FOURTH EDITION.
rne Peach Fro spect


The Smyrna "Times," says the pea ch
prospect d ,ss, not absorb so much Of the
public attention as at this time last
week, but two friends Of different locali-
ties seldom separate on meeting with
out the ususl inquiry. And, after all,
the most difficult case Of all others to
diagnose is that Of the peach. 1t Is
governed by no fixed rules; 1t is full
ofsurprises. What will kill 1t one
year will apparently promote its health
the next. Sometimes the germ may
be found wrapped in coating OF ice,
and at another, weather that will
scarcely chill an infant will blast a
whole crop.
The "rot', this year was an entirely
new feature as was dropping from the
trees last year in July. You ask some
men show are your peaches ?" and the
answer, ifnet living in the direction of
the bay, will be. half, two thirds and
in some cases full crop. But, remem-
bering the experience Of the past season
the remark will frequently be fnrther
volunteered "tLey may all ba gene be-
fore the last of June" No one year
will do to Judge the peach by for anoth.
er. Those on the trees that have sur,
vivel the blight of the frost and the
rot, seeln s,rous and vigorous, and may
surprise every one with their tenacity
OF life.
True, the curcullo season is yet ia
pass, and the "June shedding" and
the crop cannot safely be judged unit
the seed begin to harden, say the latter
part of June. Some years ago the
peach grower who lived near the Bay
was considered in luck if there was any
show at all for crop. With no reason
why the same causes should not contro
this as other frosty springs, the rule
has been reversed and the large orchards
in the "Necks" are reduced to a very
meager crop. From the State road run
ming west with the exception of few
orchards mainly suffering from the eft
tects of age, the prospect increases, ,ant
at Millington and other contiguous part
of Maryland there will be full crop.
The same car be said for that STATE
below Cecil and part of Kent counties
Little Creek and Dover Hundred art
similarly affected to our hundred as de
scrihed above, while those down tb'
1 State, unless possibly along the bay
e side, the trees are full enough and t.
, spare. The rich peach growing distric
, in New Castle county is pronounced
: virtual failure, at the best not a quar-
ter of crop. If there should not be
severe shedding in June, this Peninsu
4 la is likely to afford as many peaches a
the ,ity markets will bear with profit
l The Times" also says that Mr.. N
, D. Draper, commission merchant G
y New York, has been canvassins til
g peach district from MiddletOwn to Sea
l ford the past week, and tells us tina
the aggregate crop of peaches Oh tn
Peninsula promises to b5 very large
At Middletown it is nearly a failure
from Smyrna to Dover, in the direr'ir'
5 OF Leips'c, he estimates it at one .Ain
= of crop, from Wyoming down to Nil
r ford, full crop, and below that tn
yield promises to be heavier than i
1875. On his farm in Slaughter's Neck
: near the Bay below Milford, he think
! there will be larger yield than j
- 1915, when the product was over 70, 90
! baskets.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

Professor Swing warns the American
clergy that as rule sermons cannot be
written in bed. He thinks one would
better get up and dress. no matter how
great man lie may be. Although men
do not wear nightcaps,as they did forty
years ago, yet one would hardly wish to
hear discourse if the preacher had
sat up in bed to write it, and had per.
haps upset his inkstand on the pillow.
"Whilc the great preachers,' the
Professor adds "do not state that they
get up in the morning before they write,
yet we may assume that most discours-
c5 are prepared by men who have wash
ed their faces, and have put on a clean
collar, and have been to breakfast"
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
The Dumb SpeaEs.

Among the f!ty-four persons baptized
by Rev. Henry Williams, Jr., at the
basin in Petersburg, Va, on Sunday,
was Burwell Lancaster, colored man,
who has been = deaf mute since intan-
cv. When Lancaster was raised from
the water after immersion, those around
him were thunderstruck to hear him
cry out: "Thank God. Thank God! i"
These were the first words ever spoken
by him, and probably will be the last,
for h. was subsequently unable to say
anything. This is attested by tn,
Petersburg Index Appeal, a truthful
aud selfrespecting io1rnal.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
Nine ntldren Poisoned.

ISLAND FoNp, VT, May 2s.--At New,
ark, ten miles distant from here, a
party of nine children to-day drank
water from brook which had been
polluted by the carcasses of horse
and several sheep and we're poisoned.
Seven Of them died, soon after their
bodies became putrid demanding in
stant burial. Il Mrs. Morse lost two,
Mrs. Aldrich two, Mrs. Carpenter three
and two others referred 70 as dying,
taking her entire family.
There is great excitement in the com
munity about the matter. No further
particulars can be had tonight.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
The Blair.G ranger Marriage An
nulled.

The suit in New York of Maria G..
L. Blair, formerly Mrs. Granger, to
have her marriage with Capt. Thomas
Blair annuled, on account of his biga
nv, has been d. cided in her favor by
the referee. Blair was court martialed
and dismissed from the army in the
middle of February, and was served
with notice of Mrs. Granger's suit on
February q. He has not been seen
since, and has not interposed any de-
tense to the suit. The evidence OF his
previous marriage was conclusive, and
there is no doubt that the referees re
port arnulling the marriage with Mrs
Granger will! be confirmed.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
9.eCeaaeH.

We regret TO learn that Walter, son
of William and Louisa Ii. Schmehel, OF
Reading, Pa, died yesterday morning,
after an illness of only few days, in
the third year of his age. A few weeks
ago his parents paid visit to friends
in this city, when he appeared very
lively and seemed to be a bright, pro.
missing little boy. His death is sad
blow to his parents, who dotted on him.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
sunday Temperance Meetings.

On Sunday June s, Henry w. Nor
row. of this city, will open the first OF
his Summer series of fopen air temper
ance meetings at Pennsgrove, N. }. he
has made arrangements with Captain
Denny, of the Steamer Susie Mccall, tc
take over ten speakers and singers each
Sunday afternoon. Several ministers,
NJ. s. R. A., Good Templars, and indie
pendent temperance workers will take
part from time to time. Mr.. Morrow
and his co.labOrers did good work in
New Jersey last year.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
A Bad Place,

Considerable complaint is being made
about the filthy condition of Stall cup
run and surroundings. The run pass
es through the middle of the square
from Third to Poplar, between Walnut
and Poplar streets. The City Council
met there some time ago, and it would
be we'll if they would culvert the run
and open street through the square.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
4D9 WEST FRONT STREET
ri. M. MULLlM.

The public is invited to call and examine
my stuck Of Chewing and Smoking Iobncros,
which will prove to you that have the inest
assortment in the city.
THECeMPASS TOBACCO BOX.
Something new and novai, come in and look
at it
MY YARA AND HAVANA CIGARS.
Vot eycelled in this village. Large stock Of
-m0kcrs' materials Just opened. fun line
Of Wards Barron Cloth lined Collars, Il per.
first time YOU wear them. ] am running this
off at very small margin. Call and be con.
vinced that have the goods. myZ1-3t th
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
10 ape May.

The Grace church Liquidation Soc.oty
wi. 20 to Cape May ou Thursday, June
l2tn. The society has chartered the
handsome steamer "Repu1Iic." Besides
this Bsok's Famous Brass Band CT Phil
adj! luia, has also been engaged for THE
DcuA-l0n.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
TIE Anniversary II the Ladies
EiGg4idatIOn &Oti%iy

ofGrace Chm ch will hp held in he Sun.
day school hal, this evening, at ;
o'cl.ck. The programme includes St
lect music, an address BY the Rev. Mr.
Marks, Of Hanover Presbyterian chnrc4
Ind Observation-Disclosures berries, ice
cream, &c. A delightful evening is
ant ,ci pated! The public generally are
invite
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
Oliret Anniversary,

The Fifteenth anniversary OF the
Olivet Presbyterian Sabbath School,
(3uth Year, and Ninth Anniversary OF
the Morning Sabbath School will be
held this evening in the church. An
interesting programme Of music, bible
exercises and speaking las beer pre-.
pared.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
That is the root cf the popular di

That is the root cf the popular dis
gust everywhere. In lis scramble for
the spoil, Of power the party has dis
closed lis total nntitneas for the power
itself.
That Tild,n agent in the South ha,
been heard from at last. The rura
Democratic journals III Georgia are
swim ing out for the Innocent III 1850
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
A crow Egg.

Tht morning Mr.. Whelan, the grocer
at lO4 E,,, second ) rect, showed us an
eg with IL crown in the ceu!rt o! {.
1t Is certainly a peculiar locking e5g
and this morning several parties called
70 the sore t. lpOk at it.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
LATE PARTICULARS.

The father of the boy is perfectly
ignorant of the character or whereabouts
of IN Yday," but desiring not to lose
the slightest chance of recovering his
boy, he yesterday morning published
the following reply:
NJ. YDAy.-Your personal was seen.
Have you any information Answer
by letter. Call at p. o. for letter ad
dress as above. East Washington lane,
Germantown.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

Suffering will exhibit its presence by
the cries Of the baby, and should be re
moved by the prompt uso Of that highly
recommended remedy, DR.. Bulls Baby
syrup. 1t is free from Opium.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
VT salem Picnic.

On Saturd y June It'll, Mt. Salem NJ.
4. Sunday school propose holding a
pjc mic III .mi,n 5 wooIS about miles
irom his city, oA the Brandywlne.-
lne party propose 10 g. to the woods
i Il carriages, and tue members contenl-
plate having pleasant time.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
MARRIED..

PIERCE-RU PP.-On the 18th inst. at the
parsonage OF the Household Of Faith, b!
Nev. George r Kramer James f. Pierce
nd Mary r. Ru2p. Both oi Wilmington.
City papels pIeise copy.
ASH-ROXBT RG.-On the 28th instant, at
the residence Of the brides pIrent', bv
Rel L. t.St!in, John III aud Elizabeth
NJ, RuXburg. Both Of Wilmins ton.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
LrtE EGrr.

MI. Watson will lecture in lnsti-
tute Hal. . r'iI y 1yenit g,2H '''N as !!
ignt pr was wro '-!'' Gee. y Di CHI
er W. tlrp n'-5-.i a@ troake Il Snort
Aldr5ss. ..t,I.aian - r.u'#.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
80 iIEtiliy> n.

Til, ,, ling 1T tVr police hear r@a
Pailck IanIry and John ajrjuir" were
eac., fined ~ cent, aud cost for being
drunk. Both p.isoners acknowledged
that they had been drinking.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
BAKE ri ES.
CREAT REDUCTION IN The PRICE
" OF BREAD.
John H. STEWART

Takes this method Gi Informing bis friends
and customers generally that be has on ac.
count of the hard times, reduced the price OF
lis bread to the following low figures: A ~.
pound loaf from l3 to 10 cents, a2pound LOAF
from 10 to cents, II pound loaf from 8 to 8
cents each. Cakes and pies, fresh rolls and
milk biscuit supplied every morning a, rca.
sonabIc prices Give Stewart, the Eighth
street baker. \ trial, everything Is done to suit
the customer, IL 2J7 ". Eighth street. Fresh
bread, cakes pics Sad biscuits delivered daily
to all parts Of tho city without extra charge.
mh45 2md
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
Delaware House Ho q,
NO. 5l3 MARKET STREET.

Good accommodations at moderate terms
DIninE-room in first class order. We are n"w
ready for transient or permanent bonrders.
Meals served in tirst-class style. Ca and
see for yourselves. my29ti
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
VDUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
will sell at Public Sale, at Jacob B. Hy-
ats Hotel, Newport. Del,
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1879,
at ! O'Clock, p. NJ.
Fifty head Of cattle including some 6y-HE
very fine cows and springeis, stock RX.
steers. heierS and oxen. 225 stock wethers. in
high order. This stock will be sold without
reserve. No postponement on account 4
weather.
TERMs:-All surs Of $50 and under cash. on
all suns over that amount a credit OF 30 days
will be given on purchaser giving bankable
note with an approved end0rser.
7. s Among this stock are some OF the fl
nest cows ! have ever offered TOR sale, with
calves by their side. .
JAMES SA WDON, JR.
l.. W. Stdham x Son, Aucr. my20-4td jtw
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
vYyEE,rH FOX ALL THE PEOPLE.
"OMER A. HERR,

"OMER A. HERR,
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE.
Teacher Of Painting and drawing In all
It's branches including free hand, object,
perspective and mechanical Pupils In the
In Public schools can ,al.cia's0ns aitor school
hours, to those pre'erring lessons at houses
vii! he given. Portraits painted In the hnest
s,ytas. Satisfaction Ruara tecd.
For those ocHect!i.g 70 sitting G photo w!ll
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. AL
Kinds OF
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner
Terms reduced and very moderate.
RRPRRRNCB.-H. S. MCCoMB, X. X. ROB-
INsoN & Co.. and J. Il. TAsTuh, N. d.
ep23-Sm
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
Attention.

The holders of reserved seat tickets
t. tie Opera House this evening are re-
ouested to enter half an hour earlier
than usual.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
PUBLIC SAFE.

THRUST EES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
viii he sold at Public sale, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1879, at II A. Nj
At the Lafayette Hotel. corner Ninth and
Shiplcy streets. in the CITY OF Wilmington, Il
large lot OF Real Estate including the La
iayette Hotel, a very good dwelling house on
West street below Sixth street, Il good dwell
ing house on Washington street below Sixth
street. and number Of other houses and lots
of land, being the real estate OF John Brad
ley. deceased. See advertisement in ''Daily
Gazette and bills tor full description.
VICTOR DCPUNr, Trustee.
Thos. NJ. Dlle Auct'r my2S-7t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

y ROCERI ES.-The undersigned having
~ purchased the stock Of Groceries and
fixtures Of his father, George Toprin. Fifth
and Lombard streets, respectfully invites all
his friends and the public generally TO call
and see him. CASPAR TOPPiN. niy2S2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
TEACHERSMs,AdoNCTREsssSSS' s,do CR 80 S'S S.S t1

month during the SPRING and SUMMER, For
full particulars address J. G. MCCURDY Il
CO., Philadelphia, Pa. myl-6tw
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

r OST.--Dn Monday, May 70, louMlaf
A. st. Georges and KirkwooN o, nS" mor,
pOcket-book, containing d sum o. ~ IN
valuable to the owner. $40 reWavlII 81
paid !or its return to JOSEPH y Hht inrtt
my2s-3t 81. wv
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

NEW FURNITURE. AT PuD,ES S,r +
~ at sos Market street, on frlucii
80, ut 2 O'Clock p M, consisting ou
Suits, Chamber Suits, Marble'tTyEE
Hat.kacks, Lounges, Commodes' 0'
my28!2t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

CT S0 For II large load Of Eindllng
- i .t)Owo0d. Orders can be left ut
Gray !. Bros. Second and King streets: Jacob
Moore, at City Depot, and John 5. Miller, at
Rising Sun, or at the factory, at corner Of
Union and Gilpin Avenue. -
my22-1m j. MCKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
They are Put up in \
Substantial Frams
$3.50 A PAIB

Rp-MR. ALEXANDER subJoin', .
copies of testimonials, the originals o.
aud many others, are in his possess@l
free to inspection. ,,,
The undersigned having known ME-
ANDeR for some years past, and Gs
"PREPARED CRYSTAL GLAsshs
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