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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

Are ir. ~imm9' Vegetable Liver Pills, su
,tar Dated, without an equli. They never
.r,pe or slcken IN operating, move the bowels
rpsy by acling directly on Tue Liver, restore
re lost energies by promotins the heal ny
,ytipn OF the Liver. In doIn.; ms Headache
N lra1ga, Pains Ia the ri.sht or ielt side OF
J.ipdEh the Lungs Indigestion, Costiyones 4,
lex Stomach, Weak Each, Dizziness. BAD
Feelings through the DO1y Aching Limbs,
B.liiOusness, LanguOr, General weakness
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Slckenny Weak
meas, Or leaving the bowels costiye. Thew
promote healthy Liver ard leave the system
Tree irou the danger Of prevailing diseases
sold by dealers and county store Deepers
Ask for DIR. Simms' Pills and take others
Principal depot Fourth and King, Niln ing
ton. Del. PHILADELPHIA. 6l2 Arch st
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The Suicides Identity.

The man who shot himself in the car
a short distance this side OF Baltimore,
the full particulars Of which were given
in Mondays REPUBLICAN, proves to be
Mr.. l.. Meas Of Philadelphia. At the
inquest on Monday night the following
additional facts were developed: "On
his person weretwo pieces of paper, near
fac-similes of each other, containing
these words: 81. Meas, 1915 Lawrence
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. l.. Meas" One was directed
to August Beck and the other to Alex.
Baker. On the bundle which deceased
carried was the following: al. Meas.
1915 Lawr-nc. street, Philadelphia. "
In his pocket was also found ticket
from Baltimore TO Philadelphia.
Meas evinced no signs Of his inten-
tons before committing the rash act,
which was very deliberate, he having
barred his abdomen and placed the fatal
weapon against 1t when he fired. De-
ceased was 45 years old, produce
dealer, aud leaves q wife and five
children. He had been spending sew,
eral days in Baltimore on visit 10
friends.
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yasm rssrExIAn bArz wryIsy.
NArrnE N. =. ExOMANsE.
bnlts aod Hears on u FSoIie-Thet,
AnMuai ShFist0nas JubiIes In
New York a.. dRy

SuhssNnus Jubilee La
New York to-day.
Messrs. Elliott, johnson & Co. reeeiy.
ed over their private wire this morning
the following programme OF a jubilee
which the members OF the New York
stock exchange were holding. OF
course no programme Ia arragn.
ed for this particular occasion, as
1t Is a general ffolic In which the Bulls
and Bears who from the beginning "a
the end OF the year are watching every
fluetuation In the market both here
and abroad, turning, In second, thou,
sands into millions or vice versa. throw
aside all business cares and become
boys again.
The following Is the programme as
sent, music by the Glee Club Grafralas
Seventh Regiment Band:
PROGRAMMED, gaiop; 2. songs "Amer
iea' ana Move your family West;" 3, march
=, song, air Aud Lang Syls;" 8, Turkish
patrol; ., 1alop; 8, March; v, medley. 10
match; il, Polacca National; u, song al ome
II was Just ten minutes past u
o'clock when when we ceased copying
the above, and the las, dispatch read;
They are singing Home Sweet Home,
now, and 1t Is the legal hour for clos.
ing, but ths Lord knows when they'll
stop"
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LrnAL TIME TABLE.



,,, pn,in1elphia: 100, $40, 9s6, 800
ilo2 Id. 20 4. m; 1918, l2-5g, 2.sO. 400, e.to,
100. e,1 D. IN. On Sunday, IA sio. u
w., $50, $50, s.se y u. ,,,a
For New YORK: Al, T.O0. 1901, .. m, i2is'
~. 80 D, m, Limited Express, -, y. u. n
FOR paiulnors and Washington; Isl, A..
s35 q. m; l2.b2 y. ~. LAn,tei h,p .e so
l.Os, b.ls, p. IA. ON suhaay' iA''A' "
q. IN.
Fu baltimore and Bay Line: T,os p IA.
For Baltimore and way stations; 80" a. IA
or sss Castle: p.lb, a. ~, LILO, eoep p, N.
For Delaware X. H.; sls a. n; lio' e'SS p
IN.
Var Wliminuton d Northern X. r.; CO, q
w: sos. D. "a; $50, p. N. Sunday except
Far delaware Western X. r.: T.lS, 1879, An
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Phiiadsipaia! i2.4a, 400, ~, Wy .: nus
l2.o3, l2.42. i.g2, 400, 40, t.ls, 90, I'oo
$40 IL, 30 D. N, On Sundays: lZt5, Lo'
Fam SAFE 4 Is 800 .. 6,a. m; lzo3. l2aI
$50, 90 .. N. On Sundays; aih' a. no.
Ffori Washington: 2lb, a. NJ: R.o,, l2e1
$50, 9.Se p. m. On Sundays 40 q. w..
Fscb New Gaetis: so, A.So b. n.i
645 p. N. NO suIhtJ uano' - ,n q,
F,ou Delaware X. b.: $50 q. nj ll.to, s'st
I'm. q, L. @ on
F,oia Wilmington h Northern Il. u: o.es
n, N. u.sO y. M; and o.35 p. In
From Delaware Western X. X. ~, =. Ia
ans, 800 y. IN. Sunday train o.2o +. M.
raA rs soR wILNiHerCr LnAvx raiLAbzk
palA.
f. III Broad street and Washington avenue
LsJ, 500. 1880, ll.ab a. m.: l.1o, 400, 400
ktE "a 7 90 Al II 80 d, m. On sun
days; $50 q, To-; 500, 9tS.ll 90 p. ID.
r on Thirty-Sacond and Mar4et Streets Les
fsD. II. 50 i. "a; lab, 400 800, n.5o p. "a
M ,ugraYs' LOO 8. IA.
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The WOun d ed's Injuries.

Both Allen Ruth and Chas. Sollawsy,
the parties injured by the fall Of the
buildings in the Tenth Ward, are in =
proving. Frank and Charles, the two
boys who were the most injured, have so
far recovered as to be in the streets,
The condition Of William Ruth, the
one injured by having his scalp torn
from his head Is somewhat improved.
There were grave approximations from
erysipel at first and in order to &C.
cure the utmost quiet, visitors were
excluded from the room. Louis who
had his hip bone slightly fractured is
also recovering. Louis Lynch Jr, 4
little son of the Street Commissioner,
about whom there have been many
rumors, is so far recovered as 70 be
able TO be out of his bed. The condi
ton of all the patients is highly
gratifying.
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MARRIED.

HuNrER-HUsBANDS.-In Wilmington,
Del, o. the letn Inst, Rev. l.. y. MAJ VA,
lack, ID. u, ev. T. b. Hunter, Of me WI.
mingtoa Conte ence, and mrs. Joseph,ne
Husoaads, o. New Castle county, del -
City papers please copy.
BARRE.TT-'fUEST-- tJn the 18TH inst, ~
III homo the BRIDES parents, near MAT
shaitoa, lei, by Rev. J. ID. higs, Caiep A.
Barrett and LYDIA A. Guest
BARREIT-wYATr.- the oath inst ~
Ihesier, Pa, by Rev. J. ID. Risg, MICS
Barett, of Newport, Del, ans Annie III
Wyatt, Of Smyrna, Del. smyrna "iimes
please copy.
KER--WELCH'-0n Christmas eve
by ey VIC. hobiDGoa, No, bib, welsh =.
Chester, Pa. Mr.. Vim. ". Witaker 10 Nils
Lane WEIGH, both OF Wilmington, Del
! .NEs-MACKAY. On Christmas eve by
Rsv, W, q. Robinson, No. 5lb Welsh street
Chester, Pa, Mr.. John Jones 70 MISS Ennis
Walton Macksy, both oil wilmington, I'e'
GAN-CHURCHMAN BY the New
j. Hervey Bea,e, on Christmas Gay, Dec
18th, at the res idence Of the brides parents
near stanton, Dsi., George Moisah e
Mary H., daughter Of Henry l.. Church
man, Esq.
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Ca t.ttn ~ Everywhere

'2Dr.,- was the usual holiday O sslv
ar - # CHRISTMAS, botI religious aud
secular, ~ this and most Of the ntIet
citi "a and towns throughout III" i'u'nei
Stat. a telegram from Chica.o says
the Christmas festivities there were
in ke1 ing with the growing pro,peri.
ty Of trade and industry" II Ciuein
natl, a feature was the performance Of
the tratorio Of the "Messiah," 10y 8
specia chorus and TLesdore Tiomas
orchestra, before an audience OF nearly
1000 p'rsous. In New York, a nev ma
tioual anthem, coopo3ed by p 5 Gil.
more, entitled "Columbia," was per,
form d in the Academy of Music; bat
although Utmost perfectly rendered
it did no! excite enthusiasm in the au.
Gience.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
Font Forget Your Assessment

Those Republicans who are not yet
upon the assessment lists should attend
to this matter without delay. In order
that they may know where to find the
almost invisible assessors, we have a.,
eehained after soms little difficulty that
Mr.. George c. Ward, assessor for the
Nrr'bern District, may he found in the
ssconi story OF No. 6lS Market street,
each evening from 7.30 to 9 o'clock, and
Mr.. David Hughes, assessor for the
Southern District, at HIS segar store,
No. 935 Chestnut street, during the
anne hours, each evening. Hunt them
up and get assessed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
On aDpplRU,

the tobacco man OF Delaware, has just
returned from New York with the largest
and best selected stock of merschanm
goods, Chat probably ever was brough,
into the State,) having purchased
direct from the factory. lie is enabled
to Sell them at lower prices than ever
was known in Wilmington. Ladies in
search of presents for their friends,
lovers and husbands are particularly
invited to call before purchasing else
where. All goods as represented. Pc.
likeness and fair dealing is an organic
virtue which has givel the Tobacco
Temple of Delaware such celebrity.
A. A. CHAPMAN.
S. W. cor. 4th and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

s~suAu WI ErtheDthsIObe.
Yesterday afternoon at the closing Of
the session Of Rugby Academy, Prof. s.
W. Murphy was presented with a hand.
some TRAVELLING cabba and Prof. Really,
the works of Lord Bacon. Presentation
speeches were made by Edwin II. Eckel
Rev. Mr.. Murphy was given a
" Concordance Of Holy Scrip
ture, G. II. Kitteuger making
the presentation speech. Clarence S.
Robb also presented to Mr.. Murphy a
volume Of "Longfvllow's Poems" Mr..
Pierce was presented, on the part oil
his pupils, with a waste basket. The
teachers Of tie school made DR.. Muir.
ply present of book en- the art OIL
painting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
Killed on tho Railroad.

Ga Wednes lay afternoon as a o!or I'd
man named Lamb of Chester, W d pass,
ing Il y tone he was struck by the
CTS passenger train from Phila u p'ia
Tie body was mangl.d and carried
aious by the engine lor some distance
Whrn the body was picked up, piece,
Of n.sh vera fouad strewn all along ",
track. The man was intoxicated. 4.
lDaves wife ard a large family o
uhIiiTtn
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PeSh0HA nj.

Rev. William Powick, pastor of Val
ley Forge NJ. Il. Church, dropped in to
see US this morning. He is home to
spend Christmas. On Friday night
last he lectured to Sohuylkill Falls
audience on his recent trip 10 England,
some person there having heard Mr..
Powick had delivered the ms lecture
with acceptance in Kingss God Chapel
this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

The ladies Of the Delaware Avenue
church will give grand Christmas
dinner to the employees of the City
Railway Company. The occasion will
BE- a pleasant one to judge from the
energy to say nothing Of the immense
amount Of eatables, the ladies are
throwing into it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
sunday School Entertai n nm nj !.

The Union NJ. Z. Sunday School oil
Newport had a very entertaining and
creditable exhibition In the church lac
evening. The exercises consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music, recita.
tons, speeches, &c, some Of which
were rendered in eye Ode Folkes'
Costume. The proceeds were satiefac-
tory. The Episcopal Sunday School
will give free entertainment this ev.
enlnH.
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PHILADELPHIA cATTLD MARKET.
g>ASUIES BY THE TON 4!

LEMON Il co. LEMON 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERs,
III MARKET STREET,
Oicr to their many patrons during the holi.
day. the largest. freshest and purest variety
oil plain and ornamental
CANDIES, CANDY TOYS AND MIXED
CANDLES IN THE CITY,
at the following low prices
ROASTED JORDAN ALMONDS RE.
DUCED FROM. ................ 80 to so
CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA CARA.
MELS REDUCED FROM. 80 to 40
FRENCH MIXTURES IN PUUNDBOXES
REDUCED FROM. so TO 40
EXTRA MIXTURES IMP UND BOXES
REDUCED FROM. 40 to 80
GOOD MlXTuRhS IN POUND BOXES
REDUCED FROM. 80 to rs
PLAIN MIXTURES IN POUND BOXEs
REDUCED FROM ............2t To 20
We offer
ORANGES. LEMONS, FIGS, DATES,
prunes, cl ron, lemon peel, almonds, wslnus
pecan nuts, cream nuts tilberts and peanuts,
as low e. con be purchased. Give US call,
and be convinced our prices are lower than
elsewhere. S.hoSls And PARTIES supplied ~
reduced rates.
ID. LEMON 4 co,
I.-2slw III Market Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

Piano and organ warerOOLs, NO 10 Market
street, Wilmington, De, Having purchased
Ibis old established business, have enlarged
and thoroughly re stocked 1t with the fines:
stock Of pianos, organs, and all kinds Of iuu
steal Instruments OF the most celebrated
makers. My long experience in the music
business, and q thorough familiarity with the
b ST sources of supply will enable me to fur
ui;h everything OF the b.s' quality an low
EFT possible prices, Soliciting your patron
age, remain yours respectfully,
l2.l5 n. +. RDBELEN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

Gsoeral Grant and family, includin,.
Mr. Grant Colonel Frederick d. Gran
aud 9ifs, u . Grant Jr., and Je.ss
Grsua, spent Christmas Day and even
ing a. the guests Of Mr.. George w.
Chijds. To-day General Grant will ~.
ceiv. delegation from the Amer VI
Peace Association, and two delegations
of miuist-rs; attend banquet given by
the officers Of the National Bank OF
North America, and dine at the rssi-
demo Of Hon. John Welsh. President
Hayes will come from Washington 10
attend the party st Mr.. Welsh's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
(jaOd Prlces.

Penrose R. Tallsy's saloon Tuesday,
Brandywine Hundred, was largely at.
tended. Cows averaged s26; bulls,
years old $40, corn, u cents per bushel
oats 40 cents per busheI; hay SIS PEI
ton ; corn fodder, 3 cents per bundle
chickens, 81 per pair; 2 fat hogs, $50
II stock pigs, $3.50 to ss; Stephen C.
Sharpley was the auctioneer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
The Beautiful 0uee,l.

The cantata of sther the beautiful
Queen, by the singers Of K. Zion NJ. 4.
church at the Odd Fellows Hall, last
night, WAS largely attended notwith-
standing the irclemency of the weather.
The cantata will be continued this
evening when no doubt the hall will be
crowded. Admissiononly % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
4 Gard.

10 AL who ara suffering from tho errors ano
'DdlsGretions Of youth, nervous weakness
earl decay, loss OF MANHOOD etc., win send
a recius That will cure yop FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WAS discov
cred BY q missionary In South America. Sond
q geii-ahGressei ems elooa 70 The REV. Jos.PR
7. lEMAE. Station ID. New YorH City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
un,DOrtaut 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winsow's Soothing syrup is The only
thipg that mothers can rely ug0n for their
children. 1t corrccts acidity Of the stomach,
cures wind coiic, regulates the bowels nd
gives rest, heait ana co Mort to mo her and
child. During the process OF teething It's vaIne
Is inca!cuiabie. II so.tens tho gums. reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother, twenty-five cents bott,3.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
tale Of Cattle.

James Sawdon, IT,, will sell at pub
lie sale lot Of fresh COWS, springers,
sto,k, steers and heifers comprising
sixty head at the hotel Of Jacob B.
Hyatt, in the town Of Newport, Oh Tues
day, the Both inst, as may b. seen ty
adv. in another column.
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nRDJsEk TN.

v,LIIOTr, JOHNSON n co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH. AND MARKET SIS
wilmington, Delaware.
nrRE(vT PRIVATE WlRE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sp.Dsfa!Dyspepsis! Dyspeps la

f.. Z. Kun kel's Bitter vine OF Iron, sure
ure GI- tnis d seasc. II has been prescr bed
daily Tor many years in tue practice OF emf
nent physicians with unparalleled success.
SYMPTOMS are loss OF appetite, wind and ris.
!il1 Of Di.dryness In mouth, headache, diz1i.
ness, slecplessness and loS spirits, Get the
genuine.
kunkle's Bitter Wine Of Iron Is Tor sale In
Wilmington ny u. James Bet, N. Is. Dan
or1A, John J. Gallagher n Bro, Herbert X.
Watson, Taylor NJ Fullerton, .ino. ). Hart
man, II. X. Brnghurst and the drug trade
Generally.
~ Or,bs! worms! worms
Z. y. Kunkers WarIu Syrup never tails 10
!e.troy Pin, Sea- and stomach Worms. The
icCtOr can tell whether or NOT the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms. ana do not Know IL. Fits, spasmS,
RAMPS, CHOKING and suiiOcation, sallow con.
yleyion, circ,ys around the eyes, sseliing
and pain in the stJmacn restless at Night,
grading OF The teeth, picking at toe nose,
cough, teyer itching ~ the s@Jt, nealitche,
i1CI breath. tbs patienS grows pale aud thin,
t.o1!iuR aud irritation 10 the anus. All these
,yEiptUms A1d Lldre, come RON worms. II,
- kuakei's Worm syrup mover l4iis TO re-
move tnGu PtGg IL per bottle or Elk ior 50.
t'nr faDe Worms write and consult the Doc
CDr.j fOr all UChcrs, buy OF your druggist the
NOrin syrup, and II he has IT not, send TO
!Dr. II. +. Kunkel, 253 n. ninth street, Phil
alclphtN, ~. Advice by mail, Tree; send
nrac c,Ht Stang.
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Light Fingered GENTRY at Newport.

A few evenings ago, the store of j..
W. K. Killgore, at Newport, was enter
I'd and part Of his stock in trade car.
ried off. He estimates his loss at about
$l.50 ss near as he could reckon 1t up.
An evening or two afterwards ths thief
returned and tried to force his way into
the house of the town bailif, hut he
was driven of ly tie ballifl's wife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
OYSTERS.
fAYsTERsi OYsTERsll

TO THE renode!ea my
store ut sixth and Orange streets, 1 am pre-
friends with the best Ice cream and oysters
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t /,
my intention to sell none but first class 0ys
t.rs and az prices within the reach OF all
Hoping to still continue receiving share o
public patronage. Remain Yours,
lh-3Ind CEARLEj KYLE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

Dukey Frazer disclaims having any
gang, and denies all acquaintaD ceship
with Albert A. Miller, the man who Var
nearly killed at the corner Of Third
and Shipley streets, Oh last Saturday
night,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
A nagnifcsnt PhiladeIpbiau.

A gentleman named Robinson mem
Der OF the Arch street N. 4. church
has presented the M. K. Sabbath school
children Of Landenb berg with 200 pounds
Of candy. The children of that place
will have general Christmas enter
tainment tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
THIRD EDITION.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
s.kanta Claus" In Miss sraafoE.''
school.

Miss Anna L. Crawford Keeps very
fourishing private primary seheoi Ia
old No. l3 scho i tuldipg, oa S-con0
street, near Washington. HFr sohHVi
now numbers about forty bright, pleas
ant. happy pu oils. Miss CrswSo.d has
been in the habit Of giving her pupils
\ Christmas ept RI ainment ev.ry aiter'
noon before Christmas, at which "Oid
Kriss" and many u the parents OF the
happy pupils we're m1st Invariably
lr.seat.
We have also been in the habit oI
tending Miss Crawford enleftsln'
ments until last Wednesday evening
hen We we're disappointed ia on. dn'
sires to be present by press OF ousi-
mesa. Nevertheless tue eniest&inmep'
ven aud was a complee success.
"Old KRIS" was tners in all his glory
loaded down with god things for the
children. The programme o: exsrclses
wa, interesting, instructive and ANUS
lug. B.sides the music, IN which
the children we're we'll trained,
rsat. tious were delivered by John
v Coonsr William Mcknight,
Me- H,."nlas Eadi, stok,ey. Will
D., plssi. D.vins Cla,snr. Wood
~. pIas, Iin,s,,ors .Iohu q. Ratn.
A. IL, s;vmmons Ami. I.uuey. Charles
Har" IT IT. Mnllap. John SlrobaI,
Rsss;a s;mmons Mamie Shaw, larry
Mar, Annie G. Stevens, Lizzie Johnson,
70, p,,h Hsrbsrt Klobery. Willie 4,
o., narth. stnkl.y. Ly1ia sber-
waoa ooId Krissr then appeared upon
,bss,.ns smusinr some ana Tightening
ths most timid Int bs had q bag Of
s,ndv and a nrassnt far all. not forget
two ths abs mt r.porter VII, was t.
"a h.Sn thar but did not mt in a,
.nns.ranrs Uowavsr We acknowledqe
,tl raes;n, NJ varv h,ndso,n. silx ban.
dano tnr vbica our think, ara returned
~ M Crawford aud har up,i,. f,s
wbnn MA hons many sappy Christ
va ava +, store
''''' - .. -
Bho"Sro"N AoADA"'
This Brewntown Academy Closed on
~ -, .
dial.gnss and dsclamations enlivened
Mi, sor,a wa,, rsndared vocal mps;c
NV ths t,lsnt os The school. A aecla.
,n.,;on bv ser.b Sbsldrick vas vii
asIirsraG Tho a;aIogue entitled 9TH
go NIB - oone.d conaiaaralJ.
Ian, o.. The co,cert snaaksrs-.irbt
~ ava defamation with
a. ..,,a,, ., an. vo;oo Tba oo,n-
mi,t.. "a ,sraI r.cognizsd the ;mnor.
tan,, ,f,h.tr nr.ssnc and f,rrjshad
twn ,,-.s.n,, 20, ra,f.ct cordnc. and
s;v - narf.c, ottahdaroa Gnclnd;no
I'D :n.,sN Ga e.. Ia, in IN. r.aa''
msr school dsn,r,,,ant T,.v a,so
nrss.ntad tho otb.r dsnar,nsnt viii
r.. .mo 70, na.f.ot .,,arI,nc. ana
e.. :, GOOD conduct Judoipg from the
evil s,'apaanca va sbonId tninl MOI
- nj. of R,owntown wera making
sI,rn. nrsnar.tion far rb,;stmas re
WOO . vas camfort.blv f,lsd and closed
~ Ak nnt;I Ion 5,b 1850 wh.r
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IsI EI.

,}OULU.--0n December 18th, Hester JAM
vile Of Estrange Goul
The rel ,tiyes nd friends OF the family are
respeetu, v invited to attend the funeral
from her iile 70 sldsnce, en- Saturday alter
noon at three O'Clock.
DaLr.-In this city on the 25th inst, Laura
g., daughter of Thomas M. ogie.
'ihe relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully inv.t ID to attend her iunerai on
Monday morning the 2ath inst. from the res.
deuce Of her parents, 702 french street NJ
n'eocx interim mt at tho Wilmington and
Brandyw,ne Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

~ RUCER1 ES.-I have Just received rs
" boxes Of fine raisins and 10 boxes OF
currants, which l will sell very low during
the mol days. Nis0 fine assortment Of can
dies and fruit, Liquors for mincelneat.
PETERJ FDkD,
Corner Maryland Avenue and Front street.
All things advertisa I'd by other grOcers can
be bought as cheap here. 1220.3i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
HOW the Police Will In oy Oh rist.
mas.

Christmas will evidently not loRsess
many charms for the Police Force, as It
seems that the only change it will
have to them will 10 to double their
hours of duty. Those who are Oh duty
to-day will continue in active service
until tomorrow evening thus making
thirty-six hours, without rest. The
object is TO double the force tonight as
it is expected that an unusual number
Of young men will be knocking around
keeping "Christmas," and the Chief
wishes 70 be prepared to take care Of
them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26
RAILROAD LINES.
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN

NOVEMBER ~. 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
lions, 90, $40, 1910, l.3o n. m. 23J,4OO, 100,
9.46 p. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) go, a.3s, 1902 a. m
philadelphia and New York IA, 100, 1902
a. ~, 1913, l23 8 40 p. IN.
Baltimore and lntermediate Stations, S.35
a, N.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 08 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2l0, 1856,
a. N l2.52, 1.Di, 5lS p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, S.l5 a. m, LILO. 20 IN,
harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9.lt
i. m Ito, 8 80 y. III.
Doi,nar and intermediate Stations, 9.l6 q,
III, LILO y. IA.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia. nd lnterm date Stations,
$40 a. m, 90 $40 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 200 a, m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 40 q. m.
For further information passengers are 70.
erred to the tmo tables posted at the depot.
II. + kENNEY, Supt.