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Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
Fine Candles,

All our readers who are contempla.
ting visiting Philadelphia, we would
recommend to stop in at William H.
Shuster's, No. 3s North Eighth street,
manufacturer of fine oonfectioneries,
and get his prices and make their pur-
chasss accordingly. His stock is large
aud always fresh, and his prices the
very lowest for good candies. His Is.
80 and 40 cent mixtures cannot be ex-
celled. We know whereof we speak.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
Mlnlsseys Joining the bapsiss
Church.

Ministerial accessions TO the Baptist
ranks from other denominations are be-
coming so frequent in Philadelphia, -
70 excite some comment among the d.
vines and lay members Of that denomi-
nation. About three months ago Rev.
G. C. Foote, o well-known minister oi
the denomination known as the Disci-
pies of Christ, or "Campbellites," and
who was in charge Of church at Lam
caster avenue and Holly street, in that
city, discarded his old faith, and was
received into the Baptist church. Later
on hs was ordained preacher. and is
nov supplying pulpits in various parts
of the city. Three weeks ago Rev. y.
II. Thornton, also q Carnbellite preach
er, who formerly held forth in Mary.
land, accepted the Baptist creed and
was baptized in DR.. Henson's church.
Then the turn Of the Presbyterians
came, and a week ago, this time also at
DR.. Henson's church, Rev. Henry
Loscb, q Presbyterian minister, was
made member Of the Baptist commu-
nifty.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19

LATEST NovELriEs.-Ladiss', misses
and children's furs, fur robes, fur trim.
mings by the yard, ladies' fur caps, Ia
dies and gents seal skin caps, plush
caps, ladies' Derby and square crown
stiff hats, gents silk dress hats, stiff
and soft hats, silk and cashmere caps,
chilkren's stiff and soft hats, silk and
gingham umbrellas, trunks, valises,
&C., at Runford Bros, No. 404 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
hwiss Iacenendence Dax.

Yesterday was the day which in the
history of Switzerland corresponds to
the American Fourth Of July. 1t was
tie 2I2d anniversary of the day en-
which thirty-three patriots gathered
sec. eily IT G-utili, on the Lake Of the
-Four Cantons, and declared themselves
Iree of the Dukes of Austria.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19

The attention Of property-owners,
contractors and house-keepers is called
to Mal!ory's Patent Air Closet, cheaper
and better than water or earth closet.
Warren Harper, cor. Front and Market
atrerts. sole agent.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19

The Strawberry Apples sold by Ken
nedy, at the corner OF Ecu tn aad King
streets, are among the very best in the
market.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19

A TTENTlON FARMERS.-An kinds O
n grists ground, exc pt corn on the cob
with dispatch, satisfaction guaranteed; spe
cial attention given to grinding grtst wheat
No. 80s W. FRONT STREET,
1O-80lmw steam Mills.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
F. B. F. MILLER
l2a MARKET STREET.

All the latest styles Of Spring and summer
Oassimeres and suitings kept on hand, Ont
and made In good style.
Clothes Made to Order ~ Choap a.
any establishment in Wilm1ng.
tOn or Phi Iadel phtA. my7-8m
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
Special Mention.

The steam mill, 30S W. Front street,
is the place to get prime Western OATS,
bran, middlings, feed and screenings,
and the best brands of flour at the very
lowest prices.
Go to Parry's, opposite the Sd ssaeet
market house, he has for sale some fine
baby coaches.
Get your umbrellas and parasels re.
paired or recovered at Strang's manu-
factory, 4th and Market streets, Will
mington, Del.
To SMOKERS Just received 3 fresh
lot of Leidenberg' La Rosa Espanolias
3 for 25 cents. Also the genuine B. f
Gravely chewing tobacco, at Chap
mans, Attn and Shipley streets.
D. Reed, I'd and King streets, keeps
all kind of fresh fish, terrapins, &c.
Holman's Liver Pads, Salts and Plas
ters at the Ladies Department of Belts
Drug Store. Entrance No. l West 6tl
street. Lady attendant.
Take your Old pictures TO outterley
3O2 Market street. He can copy then
to any size. His prices are low.
Keller's Roman Liniment, for rheu
matism, neuralgia, sprains and bruise
and all diseases requiring local appli
cations, at Taylor & Fullerton's, Drug
gists, 3O2 King street.
9Th Edition-Latest from the seat Q
war. Just received splendid new an
varied assortment Of cent novelties
at Adams 4 Bros, 5O4 Market street
637 trusses of different styles an
, sizes, on which we have greatly redue
ed the prices, for sale at the dow
town" drug store, cor. I'd and Marke
streets. N. B. Danforth.
Recollect we sell not only one artlcl
but any quantity you desire, not
. make you feel that We give it to yor
but that you buy it, and We make
profit. That is the way Adams u Br'
do business, at 504 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
A MILITARY ENTER rAINMENT
Cosnpany AS Exhibition q Suceess
A Good Audtenoo and fine Pre-
grasnIn~

grasnInSe
The American Rises were favored
last evening, with an audience Of about
six hundred. The exercises began with
All overture by the lst Regiment Band,
which was followed by song, "Ch
Hush Thee My Baby," by a quartetts;
an ordinary company dr5ll followed.
Mr.. G. T. Howell rendered most effect
lively q solo, IA Warrior Bold" This
was sung so we'll he was eneored. Al
fred WATSON, comedian Of Pbiladelphia,
followed with q dutch comic, "Recsipt
For Making Sour Krout." This was
received with approbatien,' so uaeh 80
in fact, that the windowsfairly jingled.
| The tap drill, by the e1as!'any, was
lgene through with commsndable preci-
pien.
Part second opened with a song,
'tsood right my dearest" sy'the quar-
tctts, ,well sung and as well appreciated.
Thesilsnt drill Of the company next
followed. 1t was something to the
audience present and the perfect and
UNIFORM manner I'm which the drill was
given, created feelings Of admiration
and u was with the greatest effort at
self control that they could refrain
from. bursting forth in uproarious an.
plauses At the conclusion however
their feelings found vent and the effect
was tremendous. The company Gel
tainlE did WE'LL
ALI. Watson in dutch specialities
came forth. He rendered, 81 vishs
vas der Mayor" He was encored again
and again.. Mr.. C. T. Howell in his
superior style gave the "King's Bigh-
way" a solo greatly appreciated.
The entertainment closed with al
amusing English drama entitled 'rlas
review of the wags Of Windsor" The
performers were G.. P. Monk, Corp. w
Buckmaster, Sergt. c. Dillman, Corr
w. Lenderman, Geo. Ferguson, E. L
Peckworth, g. w. Russell.
The affair was success in every
particular, and the size of the audiene
for such sultry evening was an evi
dence of the interest and pride in whiGl
the company IL held by the people,
The drilling was fine, and the imprsa
sion made certainly added new laurel
to the company's rapidly accumulatin
merits. Wilmington undoubtedly ha
company which in all the attris
utes OF true soldier-like characteristics
ranks among the first in the country.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
LETTER FROM OUR CAPITAL
rho Return Of the ChancellOr-A
Cake Enteriainment-H IL
Resulted.
Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
DOVER, May 30th, '79.

Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
DOVER, May Both, '79.
Chancellor salisbury and his son
John p, yesterday, returned from a
trip to Georgetown. The Chancellor
went down to hold an adjourned term OF
ehancery.
The strawberry festival held by the
Young ladies of the NJ. E. Church, clos
ed last night.
The large canvas tent belonging to
the Camden Union Camp Meeting Asso-
citation was erected in the vacant lot ad-
Joining the residence of DR.. Ridley.
The interior of the tent was festooned
with flags and flowers, and lighted by
an iupumerable number of Chinese
lanterns, swinging lamps, NC: There
was, among other things to catch mon.
ey, an infant post Office, which, indeed
added much to the common revenue.-
The walters, the young ladies', were
dressed in very becoming styles and OF
course added no little to the entertain
ment of the visitors. The contest for
| Inc CAKE was very oPiiAV'e 'AoAo 49,
in tho start not less than twenty ladies
in the fight. By nine o'clock last night
the friends of all but three of the can
didates dropped their favorites and the
fight became very exciting. Half-pas
ten was the time appointed for closing
the subscription and after careful
count it was found that Miss Hattie
Cannon had won the cake by a major
ity of twenty shares. TIL cake was pre-
sented to Miss Cannon by the Rev. Mr.
Davis. Altogether there were abon
four hundred shares taken, thus max,
ing the cake pay about twenty dol
lars.
This evening Baltimore -Smyrn
combination will give, in the Tow
Hall, an entertainment Of the Flowe
Queen or Coronation of the Rose. TIL
entertainment is expected to be yer
good. n
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
The Seventh Of August

will no doubt be looked forward to with
pleasant anticipations by the friends OF
the Shields Library Association, as it
will be the event of the Associations
annual excursion to Cape May. In or
der that there may be room for their
many patrons they have chartered the
large and elegant steamer Thomas
Clyde.n and as this Association has
earned the reputation of giving the
largest and most enjoyable excursions
in past years, there is every reason 10
believe that the one to be given on the
above named date will not in any par
ticular be inferior to any of its prede-
cessors. First-class music will be IN
attendance, so that all who desire can
have the pleasure of tripping the light
fantastic.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31

The young man who by mistake
swallowed whole bottle of DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills is out again. He says
he feels rather "pale" but otherwise
all right. He will however, follow the
directions the next time,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
White Shirts.

Wyatt & Co. are selling an excellent
fitting linen bosom shirt for IS cts. and
$l.o0, and il they do not fit, you can
return them and get others that will
fit. Wyatt & Co., 6o3 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31

pu bIished from time to time After the
lecture Mr.. Butcher announced that he
would speak AZ the Opera House on
Sunday afternoon, at $50, and that Mrs.
Watson would Ee present to deliver a
few remarks. He said he did not ask
for sympath y, but simply for justice.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
Anniversary Exercises

The students of the Wesleyan Female
College, will hold their thirty-eighth
announcement Of Anniversary exer-
cises, in their school rooms from the 18th
of June to the 10th, inclusive.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
illustrated Sem ms.

The Pastor of West Pres. Church has
secured large oil paintings about five
by eight feet III size to be used in the
Illustration sermons tomorrow evening
The public are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
More eHydrophobia Boxes Planted

In the neighborhood OF Elghth ana
French streets yesterday able
excitement was created over the snoot-
ing of dog belonging to the son OF .ne
late DR.. Porter, which gave unmistaka-
BILE evidence of being attacked WIN the
rabies which had been nipped by 5he
above mentioned animal. Another dog
was also disposed of by gehlleli.an gii
named Jackson. As this is the season
for strange dogs to become attacked
with an undue familiarity for sensitive
calves pedestrians should be very an; oart,
ful and shun every canine that mani
tests too much energy.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31

A well-sssing of pleasure is kcalthy
taby; keep your baby in good Iealth
by using Dr.. Bulls Baby syrur'-thes
friend Of Infancy. 1t never disapEeintsi
Priee Is cents. # ~
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
The Police Court.

David Green, and two offenders lam, m,
iliarly known as "Neddie' and "peIee,, T,, ,,
were arraigned for drnnkenhess, en ,., 10y my
plead guilty, were fined 'o Genus "'0
costs each.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31

kind thanks to the public for their
senerons assistance also to the young
ladies for the flowers which they so
kindly donated and for which their acts
will ever be remembered.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
Come to hand

Come to hand,
Tho periodical invitation 10 Mr.. Fran~
|cs Vincent to attend the London Cob
Eden club dinner came to band this
morning. Owing to the pressing ma
ture Of Mr.. Vincent's duties he Of
sourse cannot attend.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
SECOND EDITION.
The Weather.

War Departmeat, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, May 3l-l
A. N.
Indications for Stnrday-Fn New
England and the Middle Atlantic States
lower pressure, westerly to sourlserly
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather,
and lecaa rains.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
NEW ADvEsTIsEnENTs.
IrssorpOracedI.sy d March lIth, 1868.
Pres silent, Hon. j H. KINPORTS.
Secretary GEO. A. MARX,
Sth ANNEAE STATEMENT
0FTHR
U. B. Mutual Aid Society.
OF PENNSYLVANIA

OF PENNSYLVANIA,
For the year ending December31, 1873.
PriIsUipal Oa6ce;. Lebaaon, Pa.
ASSETS, DECEMBER slr1s7S.
Cash valae Of real estate clear ofall
encumtnnces. ....r.....-.......,. $47l03 10
Loans on bonds and mortgage from
annual paYments.-... 10000 90
Bonds and stocks. 4 per cent. Gov.
ernment bondsQrom annual pay
ments... ...........----..-~-....-. $4,000 90
Death claifns>paid and not assessed
|, (disc0unted9. .......-.--........... 5000 90
iMortuary assessments due and ir'
i process Of collection. ......-.-.... $4,000 90
Annual payments due'and. In pro-.
i cess Of collection. .-.-....---...-. 1850 90
Cash on haEtltand in bank. ....-.. As433 10
Cash in the hands OF agents. ........ 1888 20
kAll other available cash,assets.. 500 2,262 90
Total assetsofthe conpany,. s2oa,hBl 20
LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 81, BT8.
| Death claimtdue and un-
pald. ,5ID W.
Death claims reported but
not due for which assess.
ments have been made. 1000 90
Death claims resisted. .-4. 900 90
Due for alariesof officers
commission OF agents and
rent. h,DhB u,
37,426 %
In of 70 1ioh
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
oi,f[o 20
Liarplus of Assets over liabilities. 21S5 04

$2D9,56l %
IN COME DURING THE YEAR.
fress n, mount received for' applicar
tiOns ;and annual payments. ...... ST6l5 %
froSs II mouIf received ca assess-
, ments Cinchlding cost Of c8llec-
tion.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 422sl0 II.
fffosS mount received frona invest.
( nent ts.......-................ 3,4T3 Os
Gross a mount received trotn all 9TH
er sc 'urces> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,3o3 90
Amoul It in hand OF Treasurer Janu-
AIRY i l,lS7s....................... A,l.sST
Total. $5s5,s4S O5
EXP DUkING THE YEAR
Gross amount paid for death claims$399 LOS "A,
Gru6s amcnnt OF annual payments
and assessments returned 10 men,
bers. .............--......... 5,7E5 4s5
Paid Tor salaries OF direct3ra, Officers,
clerks, atfee and Legal expenses, 1851 II
Amount of commissions paid to
agents ................... 27,547 20,
Postage. printing, advertising, ex-.
pressage, stationery and taxes. n,757 SO
All othnr. expenditures. ............ 3,a74 A
Amouat In the treasury Dec. 81, IS, 69,433 TO-
Total, ss55,s4s O6
Amoant oGcertifcatsSs in. force
Dec. 81, 1871. g, Al, 900 co.
Amount Of certificates issued du-.
ring TIE year. ......,............. %sss, 1000 90,
| Amount oi death losses paid dur
ipg the year.. ........... 399, 1853 "a
Tesal amount OF deSlh lossespaid. 1,l9o 5S5 90.
| hnpuut Of certificates in force
md, assessable. .,............... -. 2l,e7O,OOO 90
Mo, the undersigned, Auditors. appointed
| to examine the accounts, reports, books, &c.,
os the U. B. Muaaal Aid Society Of Pennsyl-
Evalia respectfully report that We, have per-
Itormod that duty, and lind the. above state
Ements as made by the President and Seere>
ttary to be coEYoet
II. H. KREEDER.
I =. .CRAgMER, Auditors.
s. A. Y&QNE, AGENT,
| 209 MONROE STREET,
my3l-3ts Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31

he count!
rs OF age a. y
lnyll
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31
"Tis holy grouhu ,
This spot where In their graves :,
I'VE place our cOuntry's ilowers.'

Addresses were also made by VIM.
II. Jenkins, L. P. b. Henry and Rev.
Mr., Riggs, interspersea with music;
The whole affair breathed and moved
with that stalwart patriotism that lives
and daily acts in the breast Of our col
ored citizens, The Senate return thell
Daily Republican., 1879-05-31

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New York Sun: Never before in the
financial history Of the country has there
been so great an amo1nt of accumulated
capital at this centre seeking investments
as t. day. Call loans are two and three
per cent on stocks, and one and two on
governments Sixty and ninety day iuaiis
arc made at three per cent on stocks and
one and half and two per cent, on gov
ernment bonds. Prime mercantile paper
is discounted at three and a half to five
per cent, according 10 date of maturity.
Money Is flowing into New York banks
at rate which is anything bat flattering
to the abilities Of its owners. The aggre.
gate deposits on the 25th Of January, 1879
show an increase Of S7,s10,000 over those
of the corresponding da.c in 1878.
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Letter to McGrcgOr Times.

Beloit is on the Sioux riv.
er, and, therefore, on the western boundary
line of the state On the last day Of 1878
the iron horse came whstling to her door
which has put new life in her and created
q hope better things for liel people in
the future. Her business men have taken
courage, and feel joyous over the pros.
poets before them. She has really one Of
the finest locations for a city we have ever
beheld. This village and her twin sslsr,
Canton, on the Dakota side of the Sioux,
are doug fine business The farmers
on the extreme frontier in the territory
bring their produce to these towns where
they sell and return with such mcrcnan-
disc as their necessities suggest.
From Canton, the county seat Of Lin
coin county, We passed over a country Of
rare beauty to this city Sioux Fallsl. The
distance is twenty miles. One must see
this country to fully appreciate its beauty,
its vast extent, which stretches on, on, no
one knows how far We confess to no
little surprise on beholding it. We have
never before had anything like correct
knowledge Of its granduer, its beauty, its
wealth "t soil its extent; we caE give none
now, and suggest that tiiJse who desire
to learu what there is in store for the
thousands Of immigrants from the east to
Dako from the old world and from the
new must come and see it. 1t cannot be
told in a single letter Here in the land
OF the Dakotas. one an see q great way
off though not far enough to discover any
thing like snow. The people tell me they
have had only one week Of indifferent
sleighing this winter, and the apparently
boundcss steppes are as bare of snow now
as there in midsummer There are no
hills except the gentle slopes wlich,skirt
the Big Sioux IN places along its course
Rising 10 the Top Of these, one Can see
from sunrise to sunset, SO to speak. with,
out the interruption of tree, a shrub or a
twig. 1t is grand sight, even in mid.
winter.
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arried.

INGHAM-ELLIoTT-o Feb. 9th, 1879,
at the residence OF Inc Brides parents, in
Pleasant Twp. Lincoln Co, D. T., by Rev.
A. Amburn, Mr.. Joe. A. Ingham and Miss
Jennie E. Elliott, both of Canton
SO! So! Joe, your native mode,ty so
characteristic of brother typo, was ex,
emplitied even in your honeymoon days,
and your donning the Benedictnc robes
was kept a secret until now. We'll, that
happy hours, days, months and years are
III waiting for you and yours, is our heart
felt wish
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The Wooden Wedding

Announced by cards Of Invitation from
Mr., and Mrs. j, II. Holscy for Saturday
evening March is', was participated in by
many of their friends The windows and
arch way between the reception and din
ing rooms, were fcstooned with curled
pine shayings, the only prominent display
to remind one that the happy couple had
safely arrived at the wooden period of
their married life.
One commendable feature was tho an
nouncement upon the invitation cards that
friends would be received at $50 p. ~,
which fact secured an early arrival, afford.
ing ample time for the enjoyment Of the
evening, and departure at u seasonable
hour. Our people would do we'll to re.
member this matter in future entertain
mcnts, as we have acquired the habit of
commencing social entertainments at q
late hour
AS the guests arrived they were cordial.
ly received by theif hosts, who were as
sisted BY the parents Of Mrs Holsey, Mr..
and Mrs j. S. Benedict Mrs Holsey
wore upon the occasion Il handsome pearl
colored silk tasty and so becoming as to
attract general comment by the lady
guests. She looked more the bride Of five
years ago than the mother Of little JoSey
who quietly stood with his grand parents
wondering at the unusual gathering, AT.
ter general interchange of greetings the
friends were seated at as sumptuous a
table as the well known liberallty and
skill Of the generous donors could prepare
Mr. Loomis appealed 10 the. Giver of
all things for an especial emembrance of
the happy household beneath whose roof
the magnificent repast was dispensed
The table was not only lastefully, but ele-
gantly arranged and the cdibles, the
choicest, that our frontier facilities affords
Jest and agreeable converse ensued during
the repast, which reluctantly terminated,
only by the .'ndieidual prompting that
no more could be eaten
After the withdrawal to the reception
room, several articles were brought IN and
presented by N. c. Nash Of the Ne,cs, in
behalf of the donors in an appropriate
and appreciaiive manner The recipicn IS
were much affected during the happy al
lusions made Jy Mr.. Nash Of the friend
ship evidenced in the presentation Of arti-
Cles Of use and value. Among the gifts
WAS fine Lounge covered with brown
reps, being q combined purchase by sever
al friends. A splendid easy chair covered
with striped reps, the gift OF Mrs. j S.
Benedict 4 camp chair presented by Mr.
Livingston Of Sioux City, one Of the niccs,
make. A fine ottoman given by Dr.
Southard. A chrome of Lilies, all Which
were received with emotional thanks.
1t was happy evening for both host
and guest, and when the time 80 pleasant
ly spent drew towards the hour of the
coming Sabbath, hearty good nights were
exchanged, and each left with another
treasure tor the bright side of memories
picture, that the past winter has so gener
ously framed for Cantons social circle.
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Strayei.

From the premises Of the undersigned
October last, 2 horse ponies, one large
size nearly black, white stripe in face, four
white feet, four years old. The other is
very small size, 3 years old, color light
sorrel or cream, fox tail brand Gu hip. G.
A., has three white feet aud white strip
on face. A liberal reward will be paid
for their return or information leading to
their recovery. ~.
c. .. SouIK. Agent,
Eeh.!! !!..,.-tsT9 Delcit lows