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COURTNEY < POWELL


have now III sore 4 com plrc assortment oi
SPH!N,; GOODS,
towl.irh they invt" III" attention "t the public.
.cASSIMERF> for mrn and hoy- from 25r ~ 50
ELACK CASHMERES from 3oc. tn il.25 pr
yard;
HACK TAMiSE from soc. 10 81 per yard:
BLACK HENRIETTA from Il 10 Sl.1U per yir'
BLACK MOCSLI%:
BUNTINtiS. AL shades and qualli"s;
LINENS II all sind>:
4 bargain IN BI.EACflfD TtBLE-DtMh.,h 4!
50c.;
Largest stock OF HOSIERY In IL" city;
r&DERWEtR tor i'iiC.. men, ASA rhi'slr"h
p.RASDi.~. KID gloves;
GIL X and LACE IiE-:
Hcau,ifuI SHETLAND >IliWl.N;
Full stock "f DDME~fitS,
| aud ;runy other q. sir;bl" goods.
We gulraal." our prices /" h. a H." ., a'y u! "'
| ,,., L, ~! Hkphit STREET.,
| sii 2G-Sm Ir'"''a fb'1t ~ '"I I..,.....
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BUY your MATTlSGs at d. & f. MlTrEL-
DORFER'S.
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f'esEs RENE.

EOR RENT, TWO NEW BRICK Es
L HOUSES, Nos 903 and 9o5 west Grace &:l
street. near Dr. iin%"'> new chapel. These houses
cobtalm ten r''"ine each. vii gas anu wattr COZ
iec:Iug b. .la,c Inanlcls. kitchen. ami servants
r,nlis ayl have all he modern con. .cn!enccS IN
il!sint In Gr,,-clasa oracr Posse sion lota OF
May rarIi, d>rIn- 10 r. III can inslcct Tue houses
uoS. 10 good lcuaals the r, III viii bc low.
xi2L-,;r 4. Y. STOKES & co.
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ID.


ITO BUILDERS AND PLASTERERS.
The attention of build, rs aud pasetcrs Is allied
To "MAYO'S BAR" SAND. As the t:dr rises and
falls through tbs SAND every day. IL Is eitirc:y
free from clay and her lupuritief-lu this rcspect
different from any other sand In he market Par
Ties contemplating building would be studying their
own Interest by insisting on having
"MAYO'S BAR" SAND
snrriard I'm their contracts. On and after May 1st
The prices Tor the remainder of the year VIII he as
follows ON the bank. per 25 blsh.l., 40c.: on The
bur pcr 25 bushels, 25c. SAND delivered on rea-
sonable terms. Special price In special cases.
j. B. MAHOSEY s. co,
anos.s. LessCes MayoS SaDd-l57r.
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WANTED. FIFTEEN GIRLS ENPE-
w rIENCED IN PUTTING Tr SNORING
Tur. SEQ. Aprlv al flc'rry THIS talondayl
rn,Vr\,;. rRES:UTT. MCCUE Il Co.
'',...'.t lJ3t aud 4"G Cary S:r"cf.
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sell rstclss Dry Goods At The lowest prices. They
show large stock from which you can make your
selections. New goods received by evcry steamer.
LEVY BROTHERS
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I,uE PoINDEXrER TRIALS.
THE POiSDEXTER TRIALS.

PEkDYTO-DAY. an Impartial accom-: tnt'S-s!S
paces ociavo) of The shooting Of Charles {. curtis
by John r. Polndexter. pcraohal description OF thc
princip pal characters. Coroner iques' examination
al the Police Court and two trials before the Ha'i-
t,ps Court: together with lists OK those examined As
TO their qualifications rs urymen, and ether Interest"
Ing Information.
For single copy, 20 cents.
For sale by newsdeAisrs.
W. D. CHESTER3IAN.
an 20. d,SwSw T.. u. FisHEh.
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THE PERFuME-EENDER, AGAIN.-Maior
Poe has sent us the following note, which
he received Saturday
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Dor RENT. THAT DESIRABLE o.:
L EESIDf\CE ai the Gorlhca>t corner of Iii
iarv and AttIn, street. containing seven rooms
II has all he modern couvcnicuccS and Is III nrst
ra!c u:l.ev. Ron; low. Apply 20
JOHN +. GoDDlN,
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WANTED. y WHITE WOMAN ~
" NTE>E. Mu>t have recommendation. Ad-
S..> i g. e. ere ol his ONCE. Apply ii once.
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1AE f-anIS MILLINERY -s8 O
L IOMPANY. SAaIG
'!hef rover levy Brothers, hi.:e removed -XNSEs
~ n,s !oos NAN STREET EOPPO"ITE THE
''>i'uf FlCE;, where they wiz keep constantly
= LAkGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
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RUsIsESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, THE OFFICE" a
FIRsT-CLA~S BAR-ROOM, No. PIG norti
Ninth street adjoining the ST. Clair Hotel. -
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lust OPENED
A +
JULIUS MEYERS.

603 BROAD STREET:
MADRAS GISGHAMS. beautiful STYLES. at l2':c.:
ALL-W0OL BlNTlNGS. I'm every shste, \, 2Zc.-
same quality n sold elsewhere al 25c.;
New styles In DRESS GOODS:
Douhic-widih DEBEIGE ut 2nc wor h 30c.:
tLL-WOSL DEREIGE at 2Jc. worth 33c.
New shades In COLORED SATiSS;
BLACK SATlSS ut IL and 81 .25 worth t!.3J aud
$3.50,
Great bargains in BLACK CASHMERE at 6Qc.
worth 75c.: also. one Il; soc. worth 60c.;
ALL-WnOL BLACK CASHMERE At 4Jc.:
BLACK SILK PRINCES in The new tape aud grass
style at very low prices:
The very latest lii LINED PaRASOLS:
New line SILK. SERGE. and GINGHAN PARA
SOl.S and SEN-U5tBRELLAS at lower prices
than ever:
Another lot oc those excel mt TWO-BUTTOE
KID GLOVES II 3lc. IN al sizes aud shades,
and TiiREE-BUrTO\ ut 45c. The HARRIS
FERNANDO KID GLOVE: at *l-:he best glove
made at the price:
4 lot real SMYRNA LACES twarran:>d lucEl at
half ihelr value:
New BRETON auI TOECIION LACES:
2j pieces CHECKED SAlSSUuKS 1t loc. worth
l6Sr.:
500 pieces new HAMBURG EDGINGS aud IN
SERTINGS.at JULIUS MEYERS.
ans 6U3 broad street.
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THE WEATHER SkrrRpAy w,s c,ear ond

The WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: s A. NJ, G2 !;
, A. NJ, "A: noon, SC; 3 7. NJ, 81; P.
~. 50; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, 76 1.6. ......
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WANTED. FIRST-CLASS ROOM AND
VI BOARD tor gentleman and wife. Will be
,.-,Dan,n nj # .Gi'.d. References exchanged. Au-
,.c.. f,r i,,rr,, t;ays Il. }. B..
ns this office.
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TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS 10 and from
all dopoi> and steamboats, and any other poin' IN The
cty % cents Tor each grown person and nall prlc"
for children hctw'cn six and iwc'vc years o! age.
M charge for children under six years
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED to or from any
railroad depot steamboat laudii T. ana from one
portion Of The city 20 iE other. Trunks. 20 cent.
and EtliscS and small packages, o cents. No extra
charge for carrying tiunts In or out Of the house.
The abOv. subject TO special rates for faInilic
or large parties starting from The same point.
PLEASURE CARRIAGES, trst hour i, and 5 0
cent, for each hour thereafter.
au l4-lm STEVENS NJ. TAYLOR co.
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T OST, 4 LARGE BREASTPlN, WITH
1.-TWO GOLD LEAVES affixed. either on Broad
l+;a-e. Ninth and Nineteenth or on Main hctwccl
Ha'h and Fourteenth streets. \ liuerAl reward VIII
/. paid If returned Ia tie DtSDdtcH once or II.
WhITLUCK. No. 1919 Mann street. ap2S'1t"
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" ~ t'S.
WAITED, PURCHASERS FOR

cn,cra>rr waited tor 4 MATCt OF ,'oN,
riss,yNAEr.> Ccur years old sound. gantir. ana
r'il r,''t.l,... s LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE. good Ms
r.. ,ylti lcl.. and sraiiS single anu double mar
WijI ,yli The whole. or $rlar"i" ihtn.
II - i. l.. HOt'kADtf.
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS for large,
" comfortable ROOM. on first floor.
MRS. W. G.. MAYO.
A. oo.lw G2i. corntr Seventh and Main.
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lusr. ~tn.YES, AMP F"NNH.

1TRAYED. on tic 22d instant, EEss5s
SsNAIL RED COW. with white face, IN .s.s-s-ri'.
w orr ILL, raj reward will be paid Tor !niuriha-
i!oa lcnoiR2 10 her recovery. 4. v. l.Eh,
AryS-Its Twenty-SIXih and Leigh streets.
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IMP. )kTfD MILLINERY,

IMP DkTED MILLINERY,
G. 2e made arrai 'gtnieIis with one of the )ar2eSt
s. ,, ih Ae~ York supply them as soon US NOV
'i'-e arc received iLeis. SO as to have the
LATEST STYLES Is ALL BRANCHES
belonging % ibis line.
"I OF Inspection is especially solicited be
purchasing elsewhere.
MADAME DE LA FORCE,
rH'im Manager.
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DRY-GOODS STORE

TIE CROWD 1ScREAsEs.-Thc people 90 TO til
old established
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WANTED, By \ LADY OF EXPERl-
W ENrE fic widow Of an old merchant OF this
sltyia >lTt tIION Il: any Of the Watering places,
ar 10 - wrh 4 family lcat ing the city or To take
clarg, Of Inc home Of family leaving the city for
III. summer. Ec.l references gwen. AGlTI'>s alrs.
..L = -" NJ ,hi, Office ap 23-ow*
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LEVY BROTHERS

to make their purchases. 1t is an established fac
that
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WANTED, 4 FEW INTELLIGENT
" LADIES OF REFINEMENT 10 learn our
EruT!FCI. hET-WORK ror an accomp!i'ir-
rt' or for profit Il; hoImc. Full instructions in six
KIN tia,s Ter 10 iweive dollars per week easily
-.4i..a after becoming proficient. Work don" at
Iast. Al.u. few ladies' anu gentlemen "&nted as
lsNIA>eE.S. Good pay. Apply from 10 \. NJ.
- 7. u. only. ,
CRYSTAL IvORY-TYPE STUDIO.
gi4 Ninin street tup-sfairsl.
,,gs.o,~ JACOBS & BtRAL.
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PASSENGER q BAGGAGE EXrHE:>h. i.,
PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE
i EXPRESS.

OFFICES: No. WEST BROAD STREET AN
SiIUCKOE SLIP.
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CARnOZO, FOUEQUREAN II co.
HAVING a LARGE TRADE
and poSs Ing uncgulllcd facilities for aYailing
themselves Gf any favorable turn In The marS'. 10
SECURE LARGE LOTS or GOODS on TIE
MOST FAVOR RABI.E TERMS.
from time to time enabled to offer t. their custom
erS an assortment OF goods unsurpassed bo'h IN
price aud variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
Will be found worthy Of examination by III" cn,t.t
buyer. They have lilciy secured Il tm'of
BLACK SILKS
of very superior makes and finish. a.d "hi"t IN
price has never been cgualcd. We in:i e to this lot
OF Silks the closest ScruIiuy, and guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN THEIR
BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
one of their lnadiug spcCiaticS-'Lrv now display
the finest ~ sort mcut Of BLACK BtETiSG>, raiu
Figur Il: AMI Satin-Stripc ucwi.
GRENADIN ES-:n unusual valic:y.
TANISE.
CREPE GRESADi%E in"%l.
ant many other desirable styles u
MOURNING GOODS.
We offer as special bargains one, two-ani three
- .,l ,.,,t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27
state Banks.

Tie evils of the State Bank system
which the Delaware Gazette has strong.
ly advocated, is fully illustrated by the
following:
Illinois commenced her free banking
in 1866. In 1859, ia State banks
had been opened under her LAYS. In
1857, the panic began in New York,
aud when it reached Illinois, SO Of the
ia State banks suspended; some paid
nothing, some five cents, and a few
one hundred cents on the dollar.
X = X Il = u X y 4
In Indiana, county bank, based on
county bonds, was started in 1857, on
a capital of 500, 000,upo which $780,
900 worth of notes were issued. The
bank closed in 1859, not one dollar OF
its circulation was redeemed, and the
bank officers absconded. Going back
to such system as this would be fal
more criminal than going back to Con-
estoga wagons, and tallow candles, tc
get rid of locomotives and gas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27
Mayor Almonds Court.

Joseph Turner, COL, for the larceny
of a push cart, property of Chas. Weyl,
baker Oh East I'd ST., near King. The
boy had sold it for ten cents to junk
man named Merchant, on Front st. He
was held in 500 to appear at Court.
Patrick Mcguire, charged by his wife
Catharine, with getting drunk and
abusing her and the children. He was
fined S., and costs and held in 500 to
keep the peace.
Charles Kerns, for disorderly conduct
and breaking open the door of Rebecca
Lowery's house on Mechanic street, and
to wind up his fun smashed in all the
windows. He was fined SO and costs
and held in the sum Of 500 to keep the
peace.
Daniel Harmon, Robt. Groves, and
Isaiah Temple, all colored, were arrest
ed for being drunk and disorderly.
Hartman and Groves were fined 81 and
costs each, while Temple was discharg-
ed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27
A Struggle for O Reward.

DR.. ElwOod Harvey, Of Chester, was
at one time member of the Faculty of
the Female Medical College, of Phila-
delphia. Among those who composed
the board of corporators of this institu-
ton were Rev. Albert Barnes, Matthew
Baldwin, Eli X. Price and Israel John
ston. The institution was then having
a hard fight for existence. When Dr..
Elwood Harvey, one of the faculty, wan
ted a certain apparatus, he saw no pos
sibility of getting money for it from the
treasury; but to have it he determin-
ed, and so ventured on as daring a
scheme as could well be undertaken.
There was, he heard, a cOlored girl in
hiding in Washington, for whom both
the old master at home and the freed
frieEds in Canada were offering re-
ward, the old master naturally Offering
the largest. That the girl ought to be
freed, was clear to DR.. Harvey's mind,
and it was equally clear that if he was
the man to do it; it would be good
deed, and he would get the money for
MS apparatus. he WtNt " bditllnOTt
hired horse and buggy, and drove to
Washington, founn the girl, had he r
dressed in boys clothing, waited for
her in his carriage in front of the White
House, she came, and he drove off.
There were perils at the turnpike gate,
where men were reluctant to let the
servant go through, and at slaveho)d-
er's where they staid all night, there
were many jests truer than were fan
cied, about the Doctors runaway. On
the ferryboat crossing the Susquehan-
ma, the girl was almost lost, for here
they found gang of men who believed
nothing of her story until DR.. Harvey
took off his coat and called them to ac-
count for troubling his boy.
The size and strength OF the doctor
were then sufficient proofifor them, and
they promptly agreed that it was all
right. After she reached Philadelphia,
the underground railroad took her in
charge she was sent safely through,
the doctor got the reward of 5000 dol
lars, and bought what he needed. -Del.
Co. american.
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New Castle Items.

The Baptist church gave pound par.
tv in their Mac. of worship on Saturday
sy.n;ng Tb. room was tast.fully dec
grated with bunting and fannels, in
t.rs;,ers.d with banners. The singing
nv III. choir was excellent and adds
gr.a,lv to their credit. The pound pack
Co. w.r. numerous and soid at anction
az IN. end ofthe evening entertainment.
The bark Francis Hilyard. bound to
Antw.rn il in mort, loaded with gaso-
lin. While at the Atlantic oil refin-
erv M the Schuykill, her cabin took
ar. and burned entirely ont. If the fire
had reached the oil they would have
hs.n blown IN atoms
MI. .rhoon.r "Nautilus', took fire
Yesterday morpinc Init tn. fire was
snon onench.d withou, much damage.
Th. Lon. Star Assembly gave their
first hall in tn. CITY Hall last evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27
WILNiyGroy, Jan. 25th, II

MEssRs. EpIToRs:-As the things are
going in the city think it would be
we'll for us to have town meeting
and take a review OF the doings of
Council and call halt. Let the peo.
pie say what Legislation We want. The
council appears to think they are the
owners OF the city and masters Of the
people instead of the servants. The
council IN my opinion are a very ordi-
nary Set of men. don't believe they
rightfully represent the majority OF
the people. They don't represent the
Intelligence OF the people, they don t
represent the wealth; there are too
many officers, and tn" salaries are tso
high. We want no mere city debt.
am informed some of the city officials
hav. not paid thtir::taxes for some time.
They are a pretty set to be asking for
power to increase the city debt, and
don't pay on. cent OF it.. am told that
there are two men IN town who pay
more taxes than the whole City Coun-
Gil com bned. At this time one fourth
OF the city taxes are not paid. Prop
erty at this tim. in the city is worth
very little, when the taxes, insurance,
WAGER rents, repairs are paid there is
very little left. Under the circum
stances let us call halt, for ten years
at least, and see what we are coming to,
and what improvements we want in
the water department, If any. II the
water pumps are taken from the tide
water, in less than ten years we will
want them back to the same place we
take them FROM save have gouvery lit
tie for the amount of money We spent
on the new Reservoir. Instead Of pump
ing into one reservoir and let it settle,
then drawing out of it and pumping
into the other, we pump all into one
and have it overflow into the other. By
that :means we have no settling
basin but have it just as it comes from
the creek, and stirred up all the time
when the overflow is running over.
Now | have just said few things to
get the people to thinking without say
ing anything about the water rights or
the rights of the race owners. The city
has no right to put drainage into the
race and it will have to be stopped some
time in my opinion. The city is liable
for damages every time the race is fill
ed up as | have known it to be and
stopped the mills for several days at a
time. JOHN w. HAWKINS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27

Frederick has a revival in progress
and Rev. Mr.. Nov bray is pushing thu
battle to the gates"
The ship canal surveyors have borec
a hole at Pennington to the depth o
eighty feet, to discover the differen
kinds of soil through which it will be
necessary to cut in digging the canal.
The Neps says 1t is great surpri'.
to the unwashed, that a Democrat Ii
threatened with removal from Office be-
cause he drinks too much rum =! They
do not understand 1t.
Clement G. Hearn, member OF the
House from Sussex, has not been to his
seat since the Legislature has been III
session. He is at home sick with pneu-
monia.
Sussex is ont in the cold worse than
ever She has neither the States Trea-
surer or Auditor, but the generous leg
islature did give her the insignificant
place of State Librarian, worth about
$3.50 a year Poor old Sussex !-NerS.
The J. & B. r. R., after paying all
expenses, repairs, interest, &C., last
year, cleared $4,000.
A fruit canning establishment is to
he erected at Houston Station, on the
J. & b. r. r. The business is to be in
charge of Baltimore firm, who have
had some experience.
The amount of bad whiskry consum-
ed on Tuesday, inauguration day, was
astonishing to witness: We saw more
drunken men upon the street than We
have seen in this town for a year past
Fortunately a Democratic Governor is
not inaugurated but once in four years
-" Sentinel.
Presiding Elders aud preachers arr
getting nervous as the Conference ap
proachcs, and the chickens Of New Gas
tie are said to be low spirited.
Bishop Lee, Of the diocese of Della
ware, is making Episcopal visitation
on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, dur
ing the absence of Bishop Lay, who ha
gone 10 EUROPE.
Prof. Groves, Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, gives notice that h
will hold an examination Of teachers il
Scaiord, next Friday, Jan. 3lst.
The Middl.town Post-office has re
Gently been elevated from a fourth to
third class office. 1t receives and dis
tributes the largest mail Of any ofic'
IN the State, south of Wilmington.
City Treasurer Vincent attracted
more attention from the spectators, in
auguration day, than any other maj
in the procession.-" Transcript. "
sam'l Townsend, of Appoquininink
wants the peach growers and shippers
to meet at Dover on Tuesday, February
4, to lay their grievances, firmly bu
mildly" before the Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27
Puzzle.

The following puzzle is from the
Westminster 1dcocdte: 'Tw0 ladies
each with her baby in her arms, re-
turning home, saw two gentlemen COM
ing towards, them, when the following
truthful colloquy between the ladies
took place: "Here comes our two hus-
bands, who are also our fathers, our
childr.n's fathers and eur children S
grandfathers.' Query: How is it,
that this can lawfully happen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27
ONLY LITTLE WORD.

III thLLD ptNN'
Only little word,
Only word OF cheer,
Only u loving look,
Only kindly tear;
Yet. oh, how precious to the heart,
Are these sweet gifts untouched by art.
The laborer's heavy lead
Is easier to bear
When loving hearts are true.
And faithful friends are near;
Lighter the daily burden grows.
And many thorn becomes rose.
Sorrow. that conquers ali
The yanities OF life,
That sOftens many hearts
Hardeped by sin and strife,
Loses its sharpest sting when iOyc
l. near, It's sympathy to prove;
And disappointment fails
Its deepest gloom to cast,
When clasping hands give hope,
And friendly hearts hold fast;
The darkest clouds sOsn pass away,
and night is lost In brightest day.
Troubles may often come,
Shadows may often fall
Around the heart, and death
Beneath his solemn pail,
And by its thraldom stern and cold.
The form Of one we love may bold.
Yet If our friends be true
And sympathy he found,
The bitter lessons learned
With wisdom shall abound,
And peace shall isllow sharpest grief,
And love bring comfort and relief
Then give that little word
Only word of cheer.
And give that loving look,
Bestow that kindly tear,
For. oh, more precious to the heart
Are they than all the gifts OF art.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27

NOR SALE.-One OF the best DAIRY ana
grain Farm In the state. situated IN
lew Castle Hundred, about miles from Will
.nyton. on the state road. within 2miles OF
Stations on Delaware Railroad. Contain
lg 1853 acres Of land, good and susceptible Of
hprovement. This farm now pays per cent.
f'h Taxes and Insurance. A never lallihH
'ream Of sprihg water runs through the Pio.
Fry Watering all the fields. Large lawn III
tn, Of dwelling, large barn and all necessary
tllidys. This farm will he sold very cheap
applied for soon. j. W. WHllEMhN'
.pugS-til-lanl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27

THANGE OF HUuRS-ULLAW WAKE
" X WESTERN RAILROAD.-Com
mencing Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1877. Trains viii
run az follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a. NJ, and 80 p. m.
Leave Lahdenberg 10 a m, and 80 p. m.
Arrive atWilmington 1855 a. Ii. and a 10n.m
Arrive at Landenbergat II M. and 64Op.m
Connections-Trains leaving Landenbergat
45 a. In. connect with train for Philadelphia
at 5 l0a. In.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 20 a. II =,
with train leaving Philadelphia at s 10 a. IL. +,
and pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Landenberg at 0Op. Ii.
Train leaving Landenberg at 10 p, NJ, with
Pennsylvania aud Delaware trai--, aaG With
train leaving for Philadelphia att 81 y. III.
Trains leaving Wilm!Lt ton. at $50 D. m.
with train leaving Philadelphia. at I.l5 y. In
mV9dti y CONNEL. Supt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27
oyster Trade.

More oysters have been shipped from
Princess Anne during the past month
than for several years past all combin-
ed. The oysters were caught in the
Manokin and Wicomico rivers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27

Before taking stock Feb. LIST, Kennard
& Co. will offer lot of linen shirt fronts
at 20 cents. These goods are slightly
soiled from handling, former price 81,
81, and so cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-27

NOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
\ 1903 acres. in White !Clay Creek Hun,
Ped. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
(o5 telds, Large Apple Orchard IN iuli
karng. Public Schools adjoining the Farm
|lIdings, Large mansion double tenant
|Qse, Barn, Granary, and all other bnlidihes
Ece.sary on "A first-class farm, 2 miles from
|a,on on p. W. Il b. X, r., Centrally loca.
h. miles from Win invton. Apply to
no. W. WHITMAN, Real Estate Agent,
". Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
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