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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

One night last week, at party in
Toronto, young man was frighten-
ing some of the young ladies by q
daring exhibition of a revolver.
when the weapon was accidentally
discharged, the bullet entering the
young mans side, inhicting a seri.
ous wound. We have said a great
many harsh things about these
young men whose revolvers contain
moro than their heads, but retract
everything now. At laet O revolver
has been found Chat knows which
man to shoot. May his tribe in.
or ease.- Haaokeye.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

The .colorcd engineer Of train in
Georgia, a few weeks ago, saw q cow
on the track n few hundred yards
down the line, whereupon he stopped
tho train, got out with shovel IA his
hand, and, striking the beast on the
PACK, yelled, "Git off dar, dye heah !
GIT on or I'll squirt steam all over
yer" The cow withdrew.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

WORKING TIE RoADs.-A recent
Act Of the Legislature in relation to
tho repairs Of highways and bridges
changes the law inrclation to persons
liable to road duty. Section2 amends
tho act Of March 10, 1874, by striking
out "cightccn and forty-tive," and in
serting "sixtcon to fifty-fivc," whore
1t prcscribcs tho ages between which
ablc-bodicd males can be compelled to
work, so far as Chester and Edgc6eld
counties arc concerned. Section l
simply inserts "sixtcen to fifty" instead
OF "eighteon to forty -fde," and the
title limits the operation OF the whole
act to the counties of Laurcns, Ander-
son, kcrshaw, Fairfield, Richland and
Williamsburg. How will this act bo
construed?-Rcgister
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

have this day associated with me, in
i the conduct of my business, Mr.. r
M: HUEY,and the business will hereafter
Will be conducted under the firm namo of
+. ELDER & co.
All parties indebted to the old concern
Will please come forward and settle,
either by cash or note, rs I do not wish
to carry old accounts into tho new books
Kiln January 1st, 1879. f. ELDER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

Children cry for it, but they stop
crying at once, after they have
taken q single dose, rs DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup cures all the pains our
little ones are subject to. Price 25
cents. "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

Last winter DR.. Sackctt, Of Chester,
Connecticut, made violin of two
thousand and fifty pieces of wood.
We always thought there should be
about two thousand and fifty pieces In
most Of the fiddlcs wo ever listened TO.
--HaWheye.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

There arc three candidates for the
State Scnatorship for Sumter county.
mado vacant by tho election of Hon,
I. Is. Fraser rs circuit judge-Capt.
James M. Carson, Capt. II. E. Peoples
and Col. Joseph II. Earle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

The Columbia Register says that A
recent act Of tho Legislature imnoses
a fine Of not less than 5000 and i'm,
prisonment for not less than s;r
months on any one convicted of carry.
Ing concealed weapons.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

W. w: Pegg, telegraph operator at
the Air-Lind depot in Grcenville, COM
mitted suicide, by taking morphine,
last Saturday night. Disappointment
III a love affair led to the commission
Of the rash act.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

SALE BY JUDGE OF PROBATE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
William B. Woodward as Administrators of
the Estate of Mary Latham, Deceased,
against
Samuel Latham, Robert Latham, Alex. La
than and Others.
TN pursuance Of IN order made in
i the above stated case, l will offer
for sale before the courthouse door
in Winnsboro. on the first Monday
Ill February next, within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder, at public
auction, the following-described property,
to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land,
lying and situate in tho county of
Fairfield, on tho waters Of Rocky
Creek, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
bounded as follows On the north by
lands belon ging to the estate Of John
McKeown, on the east by lands of Jeffer-
son Hemphill, on tho south by lands Of
Samuel Latham, and on the west by land 8
| of William Morrison and James Brown.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-half of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the balance on credit
| of twelve months, with interest from day
of sale, to be secured by tho bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage ofthe premises,
the purchaser to pay for MI necessary
papers.
j. r. BOYLES,
Office of Probate Judge, J.P. &C.
Winnsboro, S. c.,
January II, 1879.
jon l4-x2t1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18
SCHOOL NOTICE.

a meeting ofthose citizens who return
a real or personal property in school
District, No. ID, Contracting an aren Of
four miles square With the courthouse
, as oentrel is hereby called in the To wn
a,oiao1 nnil Oh saturday, January 18th, at /
tho question of levyiig district sohno
tax. A full attendance ls reuueat.d.
~ Q. r. TIL OMPSON,
jan 1l-td we
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18
GRAND INTRODUCTION SALE

commenced Nov. |, and Will continue until all
are sold. Don't m So the chance IL /; the
only sale OF tho kind over yet attempted in
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18

William B. Woodward as Administrators Of
the Estate of Mary Latham, Deceased,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
Religious Aid.

The following report Of the sums paid
TO the Sunday Schools Of this city ID
made by the State Auditor:
st Panl's afternoon, 81 20; ST. Paul's
morning, $3.50; st. Peters, Sc; 81.
Peters female. 81 So Kim Street Bap
list, So; Scott NJ X. Church, Is. So
Second Baptist Church, $s 40; King
street School, s5.74; First Presby terrain
Church, o. so; West Presbyterian
Church, 90 60; Delaware Avenns Bap-
fist Church, % 80; St. Paul's Il. c.,
Church, IS II; Wesleyan Chapel. %. is;
Hanover, IS; Olivet, es.04; Mt. Salem,
SID; Calvary Church, " Is; Asbury,
1880; Union N. 4. Church, ell Is;
McDowellville Chapel, $4.55; Grace NJ.
K. morning ar a afternoon, $l5 25; Mad
ley Chapel. IS; Central Presbyterian,
ss.2s Epworih Chapel, o.; St. Johns,
% "a sscred Heart, So; Zion Al. Il
colored, $3.50; Bethel A. NJ. X. Church,
GlS; St. Andrews, 1850, A. U. Nj.
2. 8. B., $3.50.
The whole amount paid to tie county
OF New Castle for Sunday Schools by the
State was $490 GO.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
Lbc0Ie(teN.

The Thomas A. smyth Post held
we'll attended meeting last night, a
which Is new members signed the roll
Votes Of thanks were rendered the p
W. & B. Railroad Company, and the
Committee Of Arrange msnts.
The "Tlacotalpan," a steamer fol
Mexico just finished at the Harlan &
HolIingswogth Company's yards, lef,
the Compauy's wharf for Vera Cruz
this morning.
Ananti- Grant man was knocked down
at the P. W. & B. depot this morning
for impudently saying that General
Grant should be harged.
A young chap who left a couple Of
bricks and lot Of straw as baggage on
Sunday, cheated the European Hotel
ont of days board.
Officer Charles Thomas shot hydro.
phobic cur at Boddy's store, on Fourth
street, below King, yesterday morning.
An alarm of ire was oocas;oned by
some accident az the Arlington mills,
this morning.
Don't forget the Young Mems Chart
ty Association bal on New YEARS. Eve.
There is evidently somethipg going
on in Philadelphia to-day.
One drunk at police court this morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
Death sfs Noted BsnEmaa.
LosDos, Dec. l5.AThe noted exscu.
TONER, Cslcrsit, Is dead.

Hsesso oso N0se0 UonGlnAu.
LosDos, Dec. l5.AThe noted exseu.
TONER, Cslcrsit, is dead.
Calcrah, the hangman Of England,
hell th- Office OF public executions or
TOR az years, and had the reputation
OF being proud Of his skill in the work
he was called upon 70 perform. He
was Of obscure origin, was far from
prepossessipg In his personal appear
ance, and was somewhat deform-d,
although he possessed grsa. strength.
He conducted himself In such q quiet
unostsntious manner as to be con.
sidsred mysterious.
He went to and from his executions
In As private way and with as it'll.
ceremony - possible, and his oond not
In this respect was attributed TO his
fear OF the people, who hs believed
hated and d-spissd him on account OF
bis ofics. dis private life was unsvsnt-
ful, and his worldwide notoriety Is
mainly due to the fame OF the criminals
upon whom ha inflicted the death pen
atty. Reynolds, the author Of The
Court OF London" published romance
several years ago, in which Calcrsft. and
his daughters figured, and the princi,
pal executions Of the former we're the
main events Of the story. This publi-
cation had an extensive circulation,
and from 1t most OF the absurd stories
shout Calcraft had their origin.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

TNAIHB LuAVB
For Philadelphia; An. I.vo, $40, e.os' 80
l1.o2lo.30 q. ~; i2l3, H. ., %. 400. 80,
100, ga .. IN Ga Sunday, IN slo. q.
H., SEQ, ESQ, VAC Y. N. $50,
FOR New York: an, 100, 100, O. m, IL 10,
1880 D. 10, Limited ExI ress, Y, p. M.
For balumore aud Wash!nxtoo l.sL as
s.36 =. w.; l1s2 p. M. ldmitei Exp !eM
Iva, b.s, p. N. On Sunday, IL L. 1''
For Baltimore and bay Line: iosp.
For baltimore and way ftarons: SIS q. Ia,
FOR Nav Castle: sls, .. ~, lls, $50 Y. w
Fer Delaware X, r.; aha. n! Lis' eS p
m,
No Sunday trains. -
For Wilmington b hertLer1 y; ". ~,
NJ; 3.o5, p. Lii t.5O, I'm. Snnday sAoep'
+ " Delaware Westsrn X. H.; 'lb, lo.so. An
$50 =. IN
raAtss Agxvs AT wTLxIssro1.
FIR BIZ Pnilsaelpnis: lzs3, 20a, 10y, e.io b n:,
iaos t3is. i.G2, .. 90, 40, Sis, e.2e, 100,
30 Il. .. IN. On Sundays: las, 2os,
io.io q. H.: 7.as, II. 10, p. m.
Fr IN ;,a!tirnore: 2ib e.a0 cha. m. Los lAs'
61s, a.Sop. m. On Sundays A. .. M.
+ On washiagtsn: als, =. m. laos, laa',
6ac. s.aep. M. On Sundays 1isA' nj
Ftom New Castle: $50. rH a. m;
6.&5p. n. No sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 q. n; n.eo, e.So
F.0!o Wilmington a Northern X. X; as1
m lI.s) =. NJ; and eSS p. IN.
From Delaware Western X. H.: 500 a, u
AIS, 500 p. IN. sunday trsin $40 T. M,
rSAiRs roR WILMINGTON LkAys rHILADnr
PHlA.
FtomRroai street and washington avenue
7,s0, 800. 1870, Has q. H.; l.3o, 800, A.oo
DAYS: .. 20 q, ~; 500, Q lS,ll.S0 p. m.
F.on Thirty-Second aud Market streets: Les.
isQ, Al. 80 a. m; t22s, 400 600, li.ao y. N
IN SUNDAYS los a. u.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

.-;.I an coudi
hu' hsa 'eoei'eo oA s,,'rnsa nnlsss
'ioh 10. ~ "aa ,,.aiv sa,;afactorv.
the eps,ne wac e s.,;sfactoyv
tha' such 'nsihn Vac wv ,.s.nd,nt A.
anu s,,,' was 'a'u'na T., .uon haa the
Miim,Is.on' Au W., 'n uas;ea h. was 10
aeishhan' kep' 'no one, ao,;.ul,n.
eye III par pay NJ. .na;ns vas old
RAJ inip'e"enf. AZ, r..,rassntsa Nv
ane v, tes. p'"'' ~
Tue piain'in. .I ,;v. IN
oauue, h,e.e'', 'n,nr. ,hrasb,po
hs'yiah"' wa, ostr STATS
lhachine III lo'.' WV An ~. nssI a
On august = ., ,nAs 90" - Wilson.
Iiu'e sneihs "ni'N sao van hsdly.
! nf;t iran II, Inc ens'no ard ,hsv
zoe hsaser p,ps' " W., ia :, ysnsir.
"ero ,uii VI noNs. - s,nyIv.
ga, IL then worAeu' ous .o;n1 ~,
aia nos Keep tne 'H' asn -, s00
ouoagn' inc e's.na - - ,hrashsd
pounos Of or coa' ua' -. - No, ds.
ovv or ooV iounus , " .nsi H. vii.
WIN 10 many p'"N ~ ala
son came ao"n auo "uA1 ~ ~
He tna' '.@A.s hAu ~ ~
engine out haa l. vi uia1. .
'ross-eAH iniheu' - 'n' a'I ..a ~.
e'at o'ael PARSONS ua, A.,
ensiHe from 'ihe W i''
un'ii the las. VI hus "ss 80 IN
ehsines iof 'iie ,A'' VI a,.,.d
upper par' Vi Tue ooi.e' w" at,b'
WIN "ood eAceps 'no '"n' p 20 oo,rsot
,ufhaoe. ! pus 'ne l' u p Ibsa
y "nel II arrives ',.' eA'VP' Al am
s"'tle dincu'y pu'.'u a55, ~ 80 - n;.,, NJ,
-. mere was se U.,,'an III ga !, !,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

nsrssn station Notes.
Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
MORreN SrArIox. Nd. Dse. Nth.

hoRrsS STATION, Nd, Dec. 18th.
hsssRs. EprroRs:-As you do no,
often have any news from this part Of
the paninsnls. | concluded to send Won
. few items Tor your most excellent
paper. There Ia now q great revival
10 progress at the Quindocauary N, X,
Church near this place. Rsvs. Messrs.
Arlers and Stevenson pastors. The
extra meeting services were commen-
ced two weeks ago. Night after night
the altar Is crowded with earnest psni.
tents. and quite number have found
peace In believing In Jesus. Qniudoc.
quay Is said to bs an Indian nan., and
the first church bailding WAS Il. erected
some IS years ago.
WIN. 7. Tell, formerly a nsmter Of
the Wilmington Annual Conference. bet
located several years ago In yonr ,ity 10
now here paying his many relatives
and friends visit. Rev. Mr.. Tull has
been assisting the pastors Ia their
meetings. On last Sunday night week
ago, he preached toa very large and at
tentivs'congrega'ion. Rev. Messrs. Ar
ters and Stevenson are very popular,
and much loved and respected by the
br.thren IN general.
They have very large Circuit at
Annamessex, numbering some seven
appointments, and there Is talk Of
dividing the ciroui. at the next confer
ence. Within the bounds OF this charge
there are several III. P. Churches under
the charge Of Rev Mr.. Homes. The two
different branches OF Msthodism ore
working tremendously together, to 40
good and save souls. In my next, /
will give you fall account of the ex-
tensive oyster trade carried on near
this place. OBSERVER.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17


Ia the U. s. Senate yesterday saver
al executive communications were pr, .
scented, including one from the Post
master General urging an appropria-
lion of s206 2ll for deficiency in the
Star transportation service. Several
bills were introduced, among them one
by Mr.. Butler to amend Mr. Bayard's
joint resolution depriving grsenba S
Of their legal tender quality, by pro-
vding that it shall not take effect IN,
til the lat of January, 1885. Mr.
Voorhees, offered resolution for the
appointment of a special committee OF
five 10 investigate the causes Of the col
ored exodus. He asked its considera-
ton, but Mr.. EAmnnds objected, and
it WAS laid over. A bill to amend the
article of war in relation to tho desert
srs was considered. After an execu-
dive session the senate adjourned.
In the House, various bills were in
'roducrd under the call OF States. Mr..
Morse Of Mass, introduced q bill for
he appointment. Of commission on
the subject Of reciprocity with Canada.
Mr.. Warner, Of OHIO, introduced bills
requiring silver certificates to be paid
out in lieu Of coin on demand, and pro-
viding that the redemption of National
bank notes may be in greenbscks or
gold or silver coin, at tbs option Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. Nv. Bragg,
Of Wisconsin, introduced q bill restor-
ing Fitz John Porter to service az
colonel in the army and providing for
payment of arrsarages to him as Major
General up to September LIST, 1866, and
as colonel thereafter Pending consid-
Grafton Of District bill, the House sd.
jou-nsd.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
senator SharOn to 10 Refused Pay
for Duties nperf 70 rmed.

Senator William Sharon, Of Nevada,
Ia most notorious absentee. He drew
at one time two years pay for two
years absence, and Is now coming in
to lake his seat and his pay for the
past six months. 1t will probably,
however, be hard for him to do the
latter, as Secretary Buroh has abou,
decided that he must obey the sta,ute
and refuse the Nevada Senator the pay
for the extra session, during which he
was away from Washington. The
statute provides that pay shall be with :
held for every days absences unless
the absen.ee has been away from his
duties because Of his own sickness or
the sickness Of some one OF his family.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
What n an Become OF Him.

About one month ago, Robert Mer-
rick, son OF Henderson Merrick Of liam
orion, Ksnne. township, started for tho
West, with considerable amount Of
money and draft for $1,000 to pur-
chase cattle, but sirce his departure
his parents and family have not heard
from him. The draft las been return
ed which is an evidence of being paid l..
Mr.. Merrica's family are much alarmed
and worried, fearing that the young
man has been foully death with. Mr..
Merrick will start next week to the
West In search OF his missing son.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES
Tho pits or the World.

Are ur. SimmT Vegetable Liver Pills, su
zar Coated, without an equal. They never
vripe or sicRen 10 operat ny, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the heal by
action OF tho Liver In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains Ia / 20 right or leit side or
through the l. mrs Indigestion, Cos ivano's,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, dizziness, had
Foelin.s through the bofy Aching LIMBS,
Billiousncss, Languor, General weakness
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the TO 'eis costiye Ther
promote heal,h ny Livcr and leave the system
Tree iron tho danger Of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and rornt'y store eepers.
ASK for Dr. Simms' Pills and take a Others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. lining
ton. Del. Phllaiel. hia. Q 2 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

Piano and organ varero0 g No. TO Market
street wilmington, pc, Having iurch sed
this Old established business, we enlarged
and thoroughly rest ckcd 1t with the nm at
stock Of pianos, orga 3, and all kinds oil u.
steal Instruments Of III most celebrated
makers. My long exper,erce In the mu;le
business. and a thofO AZ b familiarity with the
b st sources Of supply will enable me 10 FUR.
nlsh everything Of the b u quality and low
est possible prices, : olicitins your patton.
age, remain yours respectfully,
l2.l5 y. + KbBEliES.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
MislOPloal POpernlls.

Right Reverend Bishop Lee ant
City Treasurer, Francis Vincent, wsr,
present by invitation At the Hall O.
the Pennsylvania Historical Sncie
ty. in Philadelphia, last night, tht
occasion being the presentation OF por
traits Of King Gustsvus Adolphus, OF
Sweden, and Chancellor Cxsnstierra,
by Olof WIKI OF Gottenburg.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
The Weather.

War Department, Office OF the ChieI
Signal oGo+r, Washington, Dec. III
A. NJ,
Indications for Wednasday-For the
Middle States and Nav England, falling
barometer, sontherly winds, stationary
or higher temperature, partly cloudy
weather, and, the northern portions,
SNOW or rain.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
An Ultram q atane Kick.

Losbon, Dec. Is A Berlin dispatch
to tue Pail Mall Gazette says: 1.-THE
Catholic clergy have refused the gov.
ernment's concession allowing them to
supervise religious instruction In the
schools. They claim that they them
s-lves should actually give instruction
az before tbs enactment OF the Falk
laws"
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
heN6riek q. Wright,

has Secured the PERMISSION OF Congress
to have printed the testimony taken by
his famous jnuketing committee that
went around the country looking for
hard times. 1t VAS originally believed
this would make u magnificent cam
paign d oeument tor the Democrats, but
like ma ny Of their little plans, 1t will
fall very short Of their ideal sxpecta-
tons.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

There were several pockets picked at
tho depot this morning. Special Officer
Legg was on the alert and "shadowsd''
several suspicious individuals but no
arrests we're made. The amounts in
the pocket books were not stated nor
were the names Of the loesrs given to
the officer.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

NUIlUk.-in conformity with the prov,.
~ sion o. the act passed by tho General
Assembly OF the State Of Della ware on the 2eIh
day OF March. A. d., 1876, hereby xivo no
tice that an application was tic 10 The Su-
perior Court on the 2lst day of Dctobsr. A.
y. s7V. for = Charter Of Inc rporation Of .
Company, called "Thc james l. y eDb Print
business OF the manufacture o. books. nrtnts
and stationery In all It's branches, and uat :
drat OF the PROPOSED Charter was flied wife
The apple ton, and Ia open 10 inspc ton,
CHAS BEASTON, Pr0thonotary.
New Caste Got n $50 iu.aatT
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

b. +. Duncan will sell a. pablic sale
. his farm in Mill Creek Hundred,
near Marehallton, on Friday, the 10Th
inst, thrss horses, fifty head Of cattle,
five fat hogs, lot Of timothyhay, mil k
wagon, and various other articles. For
particulars see advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
PUBLIC SALES.
ltUBl.lC SALE

lbUBllC SALE
L OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND "PRIN1ERS.
The subscriber Will sell at Publls Sale, at
me 'htdds Ford Hot~l, Delaware County
Pa, on
lHURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1879.
Tnirty Lancaster County Cows and srZ.-sss
some fat stock. A credit OF % days R-SF
Will b. givon. No p0stp nement on account
OF weAtHer. Sale n co MN ence at !. 30 O'Clock
B.-A lot OF York State Ewes aud Bulls
Will be offered at Priga sale IN &C 10
l. btl AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. w Stdham & Son, Auctione,rs
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
\yOiIUE -TiE WILMINGTON LOAN

NDilCE It iE WILMINGTON LOAN
An Association now offers new stock FOR
sale, and Ia one OF the most desirable 10 ,oin.
1t owns no real estate, hasn't one doubt iui in.
vestment. has board of directors cOmposel
OF tho most judicious md successful business
men, and money 10 selling ut very reasOusbjs
rates, Offering superior advantages Therefore
to both borrower and inve tor Gall day or
evening on GEORGE u. MARS.
lZEAm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

The Warren Climb will give their Sc
oond grand annual reception in Web
stsr's Dancing Academy, Masonic Hall.
OH Friday evening next. No pains nor
expense will 10 spared to make the
affair o success in every particular.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
Bayard Club.

The young men Of St. Louis, Mo-,
have organized q Bayard Club, and q
copy Of their constitution and by laws
have been forwarded TO I. c. Grubb,
ESQ, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

Qucry What ia the best family medicine
n tue word to regulate the bowels. purify the
blood, remove cOstiveness and biliousness, AID
digestion AMI tsne Up the whole system
Truth and honor conpels us to answer, Hop
b ters being pure perfect and harmless
Ed. See another column,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
a Card.

To a!l Sho ara suffering from tho errors an
rdiscretlons OF youth, nervous woaknogs
carly decay, Ions OF manhood, etc., ! will sen,
rec,Oe that will cure you FREE OJ
CHARGE. THIS great remedy was discoy
ered by missionary In South America. Sane
tself4.ddredsed envelope 10 the REV. JOSEF
I. lSnAs. Station u. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

city editor OF the "Ledgsr," arrived
homo in the steamship Illinois on Sat-
urday evening, having left Liverpool
ON the 3D. inst.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

The Lotdell Car Wheel Foundry is
closed to-day, in consequence Of the
death Of Mr.. I.obdsll's little grandson,
Howard White LObdell.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

The U. s. Court, Judgo Bradford pre-
siding, met this morning at II o'clock,
and adjourned to meet next Tuesday
at IL o'clock, a. N.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

For the speedy turs OF seminal Weakness
i.Oss Of hianbrld and ail disorders broueh.
% By Ind srret,un W excess. Any Druggis.
las the nIfai .eNCs. Address
~ 90. 10 Nassau st., New York
7.8tu'sl WY
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
NOiICE TO WATER RENTERS.
oErrcE Q, rur wArsn DHrAnrxsxr.

WILMINGTON, Del, loo l, 1879
The bills for 1850 arc nAw rca"y and nay
able at the Resistrars Office, No 100, Msrtet
street. the law requires that all bills PAID o.
or before JaHnnry 3lst, 1850, the tsoe Q, the
bill those paid during tho nonh Of lehFu.
aty per cent. additional those paid duYing
tho month OF March, 10 per cent additional.
ana any amount remaining unpsid after
April LIST. 1857, the Registrar Is required 70
have tho lerules withdrawn and suit institu
ted tor the recovery OF the arnoint due; ana
tho water will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and o.
for drawing ferules, are paid.
Ofiice hours from . o. III. to lp m.
1915 cod D-edJ .edr
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

Chief Engineer Mclntirs reports to
us this morning that water has teen
turned on in the race, the pipe fixed
and everything in fact all right.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

NOTICE. THE WILMINGTON saw
~ ING FUND SOCfETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE TIA ON AND AFTER
JANUARY !, 1880, INTEREST WILL RE
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS At FIVE Is
OF THE BOARD.
J.ERNkSr SMITH. TREAA
WILMINGTON. Ocr. isr. 1870. 10 n amid