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Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
LOCAL THE TABLE.

InAinn LnAvn WILHNoroN.
tof oot ofthiia1a.dsiphia: ~ as1, 100, $40, 100 ~
I.9o, s.le N. On Sunday. asi Sics
m, 500, $50, S.As p. m.
For New York: 2S7, 100, lo.ol, q. NJ; I u
1879 D. N, Limited Express. S.te .. m.
for Baiumore and Washington: iaG. Ilo,
ssS q; m; lxb7 p. m. Limited Express
s, ~, Ais' p. n. On Sunday, l2tl, 40,
gor baltimore and Bay Line: 7os D. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.sS .. M,
sor Now Castle: p.Ib q. M, Leo, sss D. m,
tor belawars X. H.: 0lb .. m: Los, $50 ..
No Sunday trains.
for Wilmington = Northern X. H.: 90 =.
nj p M;;and $50 p. 10. Sunday except
e.SO p. m Sunday train go A. M.
fRAINs ARRIVE AT w-LMiNoTUn.
from Philadolphia: 1245, 203, $50, 9lO q. m :,
lZO3, 1877, l.02, 400, A.2p, 6.IS, Q e2b, TOO,
I.so, n.lb p. N. On Sundays: l2t3, 2.0a,
1910 .. m; 1875, Ills, p. m.
From Baltimore: q 81, I'D o.bea. m; l2a6, i2s7,
SSo' s.S p. m. On Sundays: 2sl, a. N.
From Washington: 2sl, q. m: la2b, 1887,
S.Ss' eso p. m. On Sundays: 2Si q. M;
From Now Castle: $50, lalO q. NJ;
Ll0 p. m. No Sunday trains.
from Delaware X. r.: $50 .. m; 1910, LlQ
pm.
From Wilmington 4 Northern r, X: ses
q. 70. n.S0 q. m; and Gas D. N.
From Delaware Western X, R.: 500 A. m.
2lb, 800 p. m. Sunday train 6.25 r. M.
TRAINS SoR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADuI-
PUIA.
Frombrosd street and Washington avenue
!.So, s0o. 1920, ll:ba. M; i.aO, 800, 100,
n 'at---
days: 1.S0 $50 Q, p.; 600, Ii. 80 D. N.
From Thirty-Sec0nd and Market streets: 90.
1.s0. Il. .35 q. m; 1928, 400 600, li.ao D. m,
On SUNDAYS. LOO. a. N
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Celebrating their Silver =. eddfng

Last evening fifty couple Assem- bled
1t the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fell.
heimer's, No. 80 Market street, in
order to celebrate the twenty fifth ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. F's. wedding.
Among the visitors was party from
Philadelphia and Baltimore. A dis
patch was received from Mr.. Fellheim-
er's two sons who reside in Kansas.
They wo1o unable to be present and
they sent congratulations. Speeches
were made by Julius X. Fisher, Barney
Rosenblatt, George Jacobs, Joseph
Stockle, Jacob DeWolf and others. Mr..
Rosenblatt gave humorous account OF
the silver bricks to be found in Califor-
mia. The party did ample justice to
the sumptuous repast which was spread
before them. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and
Mrs. Jacobs sang several songs. The
presents were very handsome. The
visitors left for their homes at twelve
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
luoN YHs1xRSAY's LATE lpn>, 7
TsdE CITY HOsPITAL ExPo.,

Eaorss 10 TSaduce the wom.,.
Charseter ana weaken H..
ssasemena-she Adheres to M,
Amdsvis. e'
Mrs. Ziegler still adhsres to th.
statement, made in her affidavit Ths
interest In the affair in general and
public opinion is divided as the MOTIF
of the girl. Every effort is being maks
to traducs her and weaken her stat
ment.
In order to give the accused the fu,,
benefit Of these damaging rumors thu
REPUBLICAN investigated them and
found them to be false. We then into,
viewed quite number of disinterestsd
parties OF the highest respectabilitv
and we found that the character Of M.
Ziegler has always been unsxception,
bic. A''
Mr.. Lynch being approached, said /,
was not the first time that the wom,n
attempted blackmail, and in explain
tion said that "shs had so scared
young man that he sold out his bu,i
ness and left town" For the particn
lars, Mr.. Lynch referred the intsrropa.
tor to Superintendent Lee. The Su.
perintepdent verified the above state.
ment. Upon subsequent investigation
among disinterested parties We dscov.
cred that Mr.. Lynch and Mr.. Lee had
been mistaken, and that Mrs. Zieeler
was in no way implicated.
Learning that Mr.. Lynch placed srea.
Importance upon the document held bv
Mr.. Hagany the REPUBLICAN called upon
Mrs. Zieeler and learned from her that
there was no such intimation that tina
motive she had was black mail, that /,
only contained the agreement 'tha,
she would withdraw the suit provided
Mr.. Lynch would pay over $50 to d..
fray the expense which will attend
her coming illness" She denied tn.
version Of the conversation as given Iv
Mr.. Lynch, and held to her own, de-
claring at the same time that sh.
"would not swear TO lies"
In reply to q question she said sb.
was born near Smyrna, and was raised
there. Father owned farm. We len
there and came to Wilmington abou.
nine years ago. On the 18th of April
married George W. Ziegler, but We
only lived together little over a wear,
when story became circulated that be
had another wife. He subseouepty
left. Having been gore two years ap.
piled for and obtained divorce, and
have not seen nor heard tell of him for
six years. l have always had good
character, and have lived in some Of
the best families"
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Seriously HI.

Mrs. Houston, wife of Rev, J. l.
Houston, is lying dangerously i'll at tA'
residence OF her husband, No. 900 Dth
ware Avenue, of cancerous tumoF
The news of Mrs. Iloustop's severe III
ness will be received reGretfully by the
numerous friends by whom she is 10
we'll beloved and favorably known.
Mrs. Y. L. Martindale her niece, arrived
in this city on Thursday and is at hef
bed side.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
PROM YESTERDAYS EDiTisN.l
OUR NEWPORT LETTER.
A Wild Goose Exodus-Aceidens 20
I'm Old Lady RoligiOas Exercises
-Mite Society Anniverssry.
Correspondence Of the Republican.

IN Oad Lady 8ol1glOa Exercises
Mite Society AnnivePsary.
Correspondence Of the Republican.
.&Et&' NEWPORT, Oct. q, 1879.
On Thursday afternoon, 23d, about
three o'clock, =. NJ, while the weather
was quite warm We wers notified OF q
change by flock Of wild geese flying
over our town going South, the sound
Of their many voices reverberatiDg In
mid-air, was heard and read by some
Of our weather wise folks to forbode a
change to colder weather and in about
three hours the change came. Now the
adage Of goose does not mean know
nothing, for the goose has proven him
self to be q Philosopher.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Jehu Var
nall, lady some rs years old, accident
ly stumbled and fell inAicting severe
wound above the eyes, lacerating the
forehead and nose badly and bruisiug
her face and eyes; her wounds being
properly attended to she Is now in an
improving condition.
Rev. Mr.. Rigg, preached an able dis
course Sabbath morning in the NJ. II.
church from Peter lst chapter Sth verse:
Whom having not seen ye love- Before
preaching Mr.. r. announced that on
Wednesday evening, 29th inst, the
Mite Society will hold an anniversary
meeting in the M. Il. church, Newport.
a general invita- ion was given and a
large attendance is expected as the
admission Is free. A rare entertainment
may be expected.
Prof. Crabb of Wilmington will favor
the society with select readings, also
select singers from the city will be pres
ent and favor the audience with excel
lent music. B.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
CoIorcd Men Organizing.

For the Republican.
The members of the Sixth Ward Col,
ored Republican Committee met last
evening R large number Of their breth
rem, and organized their Ward. A
great number have signed the roll q!
ready, and it is expected that the en-,
tire number Of voters will be enrolled
IN few days. They have resolved tc
aold mass meeting on Wednesday
evening, the 10Th inst, in the hall Of
4. Zion church, corner of Ninth and
French streets, at which tim, all 'h4
no!ored voters of the Ward ara inyitr1
70 hs present, 80 that they may le ablp
- tniIy prepare for the coming cam.
paalgn. Let noar fail 70 cone. Business
- imppr'@ncs.
Nth1 RA'krs, President.
L = u. IiHanI Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Ease RuInOr,

1t was rumored on the street thil
morning that Joseph Teas was danger
ously i'll. This is exaggerated. This
report no doubt started from the fact
that Mr.. Teas, while passing under the
wheel shaft of the steamer Mccall y
while on mis- way home from a funeral
he was attending in New Jersey last
Tuesday, he fell on the floor cutting
his face considerably, but it is thought
serious will follow.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Grace Church Indebteduess,

During the morning service at Grac.
church, yesterday, Rev. DR.. Stevenson
the pastor, made statement in regard
to the indebtedness Of the church and
said that during the week past he had
been making a special effort toward p
reduction, and then announced the
gratifying fact that he had succeeded in
getting s3s,O00 pledged towards its L.
quotation. The entire indebtedness foOt
up at about SG6, 200, there remains but
about s2s, 900 to be raised. Taking th,
success of DR.. Stevenson during tie
past week as a criterion this svidenlv
will not be hard to accomplish. The
subject was also referred to at th.
prayer meeting last evening, and from
the interest manifested by the members
It will not be long ere Grace church will
lift her burden.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
A Marrow Escape.

AS the train which leaves Philadel-
phia at $50 was coming into Whining
ton last evening, passenger endeavor-
ed TO get off at Fourth street. In swing
ing from the steps he was thrown
around between the platforms and was
rescued after much trouble by several
parties who at that moment came upon
the platform. Had not the assistance
come when it did the man would have
undoubtedly been drawn under the
wheels.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
bale OF b Farm.

George R. Townsend real estate agent
of this city, has sold the farm in New
Castle Hd., belonging to Bankson 7.
Holcomb, Esq, containing l76 acres,
near the New Castle reservoir, to Levi
II. Miller for $4,000. MIR. Miller is 4
Lancaster county man. A few years
ago he was employed by George Jack
son, ESQ.,, in New Castle Hundred, oH
the Hare's Corner road to husk corn,
and before he got through with his corn
husking contract, he bought Mr.. Jack
sons farm for $500 cash. Mr.. NJ
two large farms adoin each other.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
OYSTERS.
! OYsTERS!!

TO THE EPUBLli).-Having remodelcd my
store ut Sixth and Orange streets, 1 am pro.
pared at ali hours OF the day to furnish my
friends with the best Ice cream and oysters.
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t is
my intention to sell none but first class Oys.
tiers and o, prices within the reach Of all.
Hoping tn still continue receiving q share OF
publIc patrOpagc. Remain Yours,
2b3nd CHARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Am nsements.

SEyESTH STREET VAElErIEs Va. ,ns
only place Of amussm-n. opened in our
:.:y las: evening. ,he house wa
croSded. The programme va. new
IS was also portion ot tn p-rfortn,
ers. There will be another p-;:ouG-
ane> this evening.
The next engagement al nounc>i At
:ae Opera House is tina! Of JJ.s-fy N
S0T-nl-r J'h. He will b- .Jllnv-d
~ Flick aLi F.ock On the I'll.
'E41ga - Daniel BRUCE Tie Vii
.2.- S.zlE. mith,' drew l.rg. and
~-IA 1.iastl audience a. 'uil4f-lyh a
BE-. eT-a.aE.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
A Church War fu PIttsburg

PTTsBURG, Pa, October 26.--A livel!
church Fl ght is going on at the Fr,l
Reformed Presbyterian church in this
city over the selection of paster. One
side charges illegal voting, and a ms
jority of the trustees locked the doOn
against the new pastor. Last night
a number of his friends entered tb'
church, although the other side ha
the keys, and held possession all nigh.
This morning they opened the churcl
to the pastor, who preached to larg'
congregation.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Complaint Against u Jail Warden.

We have before us 2 letter from al
inmate Of New Castle jail in which he
complains Of inn uman treatment from
Jail Warden DOran who is member OF
the Legislature but who was appointed
10 succeed warden Herdman last Spring.
Harron charges that the letters he writes
- his wife are intercepted and torn up
aut Tao stamp thrown into his cell door
and that when he asked the warden il
there was any thing in the letter that
conaiC ed with the prison rules Le said
there was not, and when he complained
that his letters did not reach their des-
tina,iOn the warden called him id
liar. Marion says lie then naaled over
several convicts in the prison worse
than himself, who had no trouble with
their letters, when the warden with an
oath slammed the door shut and pun
ished him by giving him nothing to eat
from Sunday evening until Tuesday
'aorning when he came around and
wanted TO know if he wanted some
,oup. Marron's mother in law lives in
TINS city IN order TO s-e II there could
be no way by which the difficulties ex
ist;rg between Marion and the warden
coGld be amicably adjusted wrote
70 George Gray, Esq, States At
torney, in reference to the matter, but
Mr.. Gray very properly wrote back to
her, that he had no official relationship
With the case and therefore could be Of
no possible service to her. We know
nothing personally about the affair, but
if the charges which Marion makes
against tie warden are correct ta- it,
'-rf~'ence OF Sheriff Pyle is certainly
much a-adrd. The letter laid before
- . i long one, and We merely r-t-r
Ia the general tenor Of it, in the hope
that il there Is any real foundation for
tie charges, the attention Of the Sheriff
NAV ba called TO them.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Witsil's Senate,

Has been photographed and the heavy
frame containing the picture, hung up
in the Senate chamber at mr.. Henry
Witsil's place of business on Maryland
avenue, four doors below Front. There
are thirty portraits in the frame, in
cluding large centre figure of Mr..
Witsil. Tho frame is 30 by 30 inches
of heavy walnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
IllEl.

JOCRNf Y In this city. on the goth inst.,
William Journey, in the 47th year OF his
age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence, No. $40
f.. Fourth street. on Wednesday, October 20.
Services at the house at go O'Clock, Proceed
to the Wilmi ogton & b andywine cemetery. >
ROBERTS. .-On the 18th inst Willie Rob
inson. son OF Geo. W. Roberts, aged ten
years.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral, rom the residence of his father,
corner OF Maple and Fmnslin streets, on
TUESDAY, October 2s, TO leave the house at 8
p. IN. Inter.nont at Riverview cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
The Y. A. ID. A. SOfFees.

The Y. A. Dancing Assembly gave
the first of a series of soirees, at their
rooms in the Saville Building on Satur.
day evening last. The attendance was
large and orderly, and the affair proved
all that the most sanguine could ex-
pect. A first-class program is being
prepared for next Saturday evening,
and special invitation is extended to
the ladies.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
rho weather.

War Department, Once Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Oct. 2s-l
A. N.
Indications for Tuesday-For New
England and the Middle States, in
creasing cloudiness, followed by rain
during the afternoon and evening, fall
ing barometer, a slight rise in tempera'
ture, and southerly to westerly winds
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
THIRD EDITION.
WHAT TEACHERS SHOULD Do.
The Committee give them u Lee
lare on Propriety.

tuEO Oh
The teachers of our schools are txer-
cisaG over what a greater portion OF
them term all impuient and unjust
accusation. The following Is the circu-
Ian
ROOM or BOARD oP EDucATIoS,
WmMISGroN, Oct. 10, 1879. J
Whereas complaints have been mode
" the COMMITTEES that some OF the
teachers in our Public Schools are In
the habit OF entertaining friends and
companions, for an unusual length OF
time, In the school room, during school
hours, aud thereby dividing, to CIR
tain extent between the teacher and the
vlltoy, the time and attention wuich
should bg given TO the instruction oi
iae scholars, the Superintendent Is
nereOy directed TO forward copy y
this circular to cach and every teacher
in the public schools, informing them
yha. such a course is contrary to the
rul.s, detrimental to the advancem-n
of tho scholars, and injurious to the
good order and discipline OF the school,
and therefore must be abandoned.
While it is urged upon teachers to eI-
courage strangers and casual visitors,
al all times, to visit the schools, aud
@ treat them with courtesy and respect,
1t is neither desirable nor proper IL
entertain, by prolonged conversation o'
undue attention, friends and associates
who may feel called upon to spend any
considerable portion of their time
in the school. The Committee feel sat
sfed that it needs nothing further
han this private reminder to indnce
teachers to abandon practice, which,
win le it may not be considered harm
fnl in its itself, is certainly productive
OF no good results.
w. J. MORROW,
HENRY c. CONRAD, Committee
B. r. HEIsLEE, on
THOMAS R. LALLY, Teachers.
HENRY ECKEL,
A Major portion ofthe teachers d-ny
the imputation, and say that it i, 100
weeping.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
ELOQUENT Eerman.

The Rev. Mr.. Keigwin preached
very interesting sermon last evening |"
a large congregation, a, the West Prp;'
byterian church, from Matthew xvi
"a. The sermon was illustrated by 'N
exhibition of several beautiful pallr
ings.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
4 successful Social Organization

The Orien club. an organization 2
about thirty members located in to- \,
Masonic Temple will have a grand os,, y.
on the second of January. The ON.
has been organized over year and ~ ~
success financially as we'll as social!
having one Of the few thoroughly l~
nisbed club rooms in the city.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
New Firm.

The firm of Baynard x Dawson wi
open out the jewelry store at No. =
Market street lately occupied by TbomI
son & Dawson, with an entire new stoc
of goods, on or about November 9th
The members of the new firm are bot
practical workmen.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
A New Engine House.

Ths Weccacoe Steam Fire Engine Co.
have appointed committee to negoti-
ate the purchase of convenient lot for
the location of new engine house. The
new building is intended to be- compile
ted by this time next year, and will be
located somewhere in the vicinity of
Front and Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Pork and SausaSe.

Js--7 V-:non viii hay- a god sup
2.y ri pork and scrapp!e on his stalls
q .Az Thiri and Eighth .tree: rnark-..
s7ery market morning d7ring the Sea
sou. Aia articles have high Iepula-
:-na n, excellence, and his customers
I'D. f-a.e rT.ry season.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Is Il Possible

That remedy made of such common, simple
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake. Dande-
lion, &C.. make 80 many and such marvellous
and wonderful cures as Hop Bitters do" 1t
must be, for when old anu young, rich and
poor. pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor, all
testify TO having been cured by them, we
must believe and doubt no longer. See an
other column.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
A Card,

To all who are suffering from the errors ant
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will sent
recipe that will cure you FREE VI
CHARGE. This great remedy was disoOv
cred by missionary in South America. Sent
selt-addressed envelope to the REv. JosKPI
T.lNMAN. Station ID. Now York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
The First Of the Season.

Ice was noticed yesterday morllDl
on the railroad track where the loco
motives had been supplied with water
This is undoubtedly the first ice OF tp'
season, and, together with the unusa'
heavy frost, made quite wintry al'
pearance.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Elliott. Johnson e. Co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
U. 8. Government Eonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates,
Cash ready for good first mortgages
All local securities bought and sold.
Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds boug nt and so!A and
carried on marvin.
photographic quotations received constn ntIy
and furnished. Trade dollars bought.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
decentralization,

The Caledonia Club of this city has
been reorganized, and will meet every
other Saturday evening, at their room
in the McClary Building, No. COS Mar,
ket street. An election of officers will
take place next month. All the Scotch
in the city are invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
PprAOnaI,

Miss Mollie l.. Compte and Miss kas
Butler, two we'll known milliners of thls
city, leave to-day for New York. They
will be absent for several days, ana
when they return they will bring tDs
New York style of hats with them.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

II frequently happens that severe
pain IS very greatly roli we'd by a
thorough purgaton. SO Dr.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills for this purpose.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

EH psfiantl ttrJroap ar. card, ,,,.. ~,
W. AZ, we. " miHsi cards nd a e,e
prktt khiis zr, h0UJpfaph ait,Dtn ,',e.ns nns
mnn1 10 ribth, Hih fine Designs ii bi-,' '''f' S''
%S,, ,,,c, ,Tns in, m",hm' l% n I'm and "scor,lny
~ Ihhltahph EnsslaH Leather card oss,s
UHqjijs, a. h.Is,, ,,'"
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Reg lister Of Wills.

Sewsll G. Biggs, of Psnoader hun
dred, has been reappointed Register Of
Wills of New Castle county by Govern
or Hall.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
The Mons OF 81. George.

Windsor lodge, No. 80, Sons of st..
George, hold their SECULAR meeting to-
night at their rooms in the McClary
building.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Mrs. LOwery's Visit.

Nss. Lowrry will visit Mt. Salem II.
L. Church, on the 5tl Of November ard
no! on the Eth as stated Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

JOHN RAMO, SEWING MACHINE BA
u zaar. Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del. All tirstclass
Sewing Machines for sale on easy terms. OIL,
Needles and Attachments ior all Machines.
Repairing speciality. Open In the evening"
% II
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Not in Milford.

-. e. Truit,, says the annoulr... .D"ut
r.a' IT, has moved 70 Milford + au
erf,v. lie is still at his old stand.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
STOVES, HEATERS ANN RANGE
F. B. F. MILLER.

NTlLLARD T. TOFT TAKES THIS
Wl method Of informing the boot and
shoe makers that he has opened at the N. II.
corner of Third and French streets com
plete stock Of Leather and Shoe Findings,
comprising boot and Shoe Uppers, Imported
and 81 !, Domestic a Shoe Goods, French ard DO,
Spanish and Heml0ck Solo Leather. etc.
which will be sold at bottom prices. Cut
Leather speciality. Through having q lonR
experience In the business, and Giving the
same my personal attention, hope to 10.
ceive share Of your patronage. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. 1010.lmd
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
BhOhEKk.
u Il. ROBINSON Il 90.
BANKERS l. BROk EKs
N. +. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON nk.I AW ARR

"AMANuAON,DE DElAh W Ah6
FOR SALE.-2 shares LIST National Bank
stock 8 shares National Bank OF Whining.
ton and Brandywinc.
U. y. FOURS FOX SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stooki
bought and cold on commission. Every faoii
les Afforded for persons TO soil or invest IN
stocks or bonds. fob1o-Iy
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
MAN RED. .

VAIL-SANGSTON.-On tho 10Th Inst. n,
the parsonage of Pitman NJ. f. church. No
22l9 Lombard street, Philadelphia, by Rev
i. Kirkpatrick, Mr.. Samuel =. Vail, of st
Georges, Del, and Miss Ella M. Sangston
OF oiGrecnsborOugh, Md.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
PreaeriDtfOn Free.

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness
Loss of Manhood, and all disorders broua ii
on by indIscretion or excess. Any Drug ia
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON d Co, rs Nassau st, New York.
7-8 tu'sd wlY
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
GUNSMlTHS.

4 NOLT'S. REMINGTON ands a
~ oil makes OF Brooch load C&X%
ny Guns, Reyolvers Of all kinds >
A Seven shoot full nick. TN
el.plated pistol cOm.v -
plete for 8I.6O.
Glass balls, Traps and shells, implements for
breech.loading guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest notice and at reasonable
rates.
NATHANIEL MELCHOER & SON,
NO. IA KING STREET,
WILMINGTON. UHr
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

GEWINH MACHINES REPAIRED ANn
- EXOHANGED. AhO guns, pistols and
locks Tor sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut.
ters, ratchets, wrenches, drilling machines,
engines and boilers. JNO. u. HIRZEL.
Sl8 II 100 u. Second street
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

A CARD.-Having obtained possession OF
"A tho Grocery and Provision store at the
s. Il. corner Fifth and Poplar streets, We pro
pose to furnish everything desired in our line
ut the lowest cash prices. Give us Trial and
convince yourselves. We would call especial
attention OF our immediate neighbors to the
above card. Respectfully yours,
PATTON h BRO, Grocers.
1915 I'm y. Il. cor 9th and Poplar