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Daily globe., 1879-11-05
Jerome Races.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The holiday aud fine
weather brought large crowd to-day to Je-
rome park, to enjoy the extra days racing of
the American jockey club. The hurdle race,
mile and quarter, five hurdles. was won by
Pomcroy; Lizzie D. second; Disturbance third;
time 2:25. Second race three-fourth of q mile;
won by Middleton; Conrad second ;Pique third;
time l:19%.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. 4.-Election returns
come in slowly. Indications are that Cobb,
Republican candidate for supreme Judge. is
elected over Wakely, Democrat, by 900 ma
jority. Garrett and Carson, Republican re-
gents of university, are elected. The total
vote of the state will reach 10000. The Re-
publican county tickets are generally success
full. Green hackers make very small showing.
Omana---No reliable returns received at this
writing, from the State. Prominent politi-
clans estimate the Republican majority at
lO, QUO to 1900, f.
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which included tho State Legislature and iu-
dicial officers, and general scratching, the count
will not be concluded before morning. The
Democratic majority in the city will be about
10000. A few of the counties have been
heard from, but there is no question of the
election of the Democratic State ticket and
Democratic legislature.
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Postal Figures in the Metropolis.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The boxes which Post
master James placed in the post Offices in var
ious stations August last to receive contribu-
tions for the Memphis sufferers by yellow fe-
yer have been removed. The total amount re-
ceived was $l,031. Postmaster James reports
unparalleled sales of stamps in his Office dur
ing October. Postage stamps amounted to
.$287, 1852; newspaper stamps $30, ,2O9.
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candidate for county clerk, beats Gambleton,

Tammany, 5000.
Brookyn--The total vote gives Cornell S4,-
45l, Robinson 80, AGA, Kelly 5,277. The Demo-
Gratis elect most of the county and all of the
city ticket, three out of four senators and eight
of the twelve assemblymen.
Buffalo--Returns are still incomplete for
State officers, but the county has gone Repub-
lican by from 1,S00 to $500 majority. The
only city officer elected on the Democratic
ticket is comptroller.
New York-Total city vote: For Cornell
45.0l0, Robinson 1854 Kelly AZ 1856. Lieuten-
ant governor, Hoskins 1861, Potter 95,5l2.
SCHENECTADY, Nov. 4.-The indications are
that the Democratic county ticket is elected by
small majority.
ALBANY Nov. 4.-Albany county gives Cor
nell 600 plurality.
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WRITING at midnight the New York re-
turns indicate the election of the Democratic
State ticket with the exception of governor.
Cornell's election by a handsome plurality
is assured, as every one with any political
segacity supposed it would be. The election
of the remainder of the ticket shows that
the State is at heart Democratic, but was lost
owing to the unhappy dissensions of the
parties who ought to have been friends.
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CONSIDERING the small number of votes
cast in Ramsey county, Mr.. Edmund Rice
must feel complimented with his majority.
Had the vote been full one he would no
doubt have received even more substantial
endorsement from his fellow citizens.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 5, A. H.-1ndications:
For lake regions slightly warmer east to south
winds, falling barometer and partly cloudy
weather, with light snow for upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys. Increasing cloud.
mess and areas of rain or snow, warmer south
erly to westerly winds and falling followed by
rising barometer.
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ILLINOIS,.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Sangaman county,
which usually gives 500 Democratic majority,
has elected Debold Paulep, Republican, county
treasurer by over 800 majority and Allen Enoa,
Republican, county surveyor by about 200 ma
iOritv.
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Emil Geist has just receive d splendid line
of new style gold ear-drops, urn styles, tho
latest out.
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A GREAT majority Of the voters At several
precincts, yesterday, were obliged to swear
In their votes. The experience may teach
them in the future to see that their names
are registered previous to the day Of elec-
tion
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Newport forks and spoons at Geist's.
"A Swlndler Nabbed,

Yesterday afternoon David Livingston, r
Polish Jew, entered tbs Union ticket Office at
the corner Of Third and Jackson streets, ard
purchased a ticket for Milwaukee, rendering in
exchange ten dollar bill. After receiving a
ticket and his change. he demanded ten dollars
more, claiming that he gave the clerk twenty
dollar bill. The clerk explained that he only
handed ten dollar bill to him, and that he
had given him the right change. Livingstvu
became noisy and was gently bounced
out but returned, however. more wrathy. and a
police officer was called in, who, after exan,ir,
ing Livingston's pocket-book, found the. bill
which he claimed he gave the clerk. Living
ston acknowledged his mistake but still 1e-
mained rebellious, and to get rid of him ara
prevent any damage, Officer Roaleau took niu.
to the station. His friends came to the KS
cue and on putting up $40 bail he was releseed
to appear before Judge OBrien this morning
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Suu.Van's eptee.

About IL 80 o. clock last night the notorious
John Sullivan entered Temples saloon, under
the Commercial hotel on Seventh street. and
uoisly demanded a drink. he was already
primed with bad whisky and manifested the
same ugly disposition for deviltry as the night
be bombarded Polly Mack's bagnio, on Robert
street.
f, The drink was refused and after some diff
Guilty he was elected from the saloon, imme-
diately after which he resented the fancled in
suit by hurliug brick through the large plate
glass window of the saloon. The window was
smashed to atoms, it's original cost being in the
neighborhood of $3.50. Sullivan was arrested
by Capt. Clark and Detective Bresett, and this
and similar offenses should qualify him for an
extended sojourn in Saltwater.
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A $4,000 Machine.

Dewey d Koehler. 80 East Third street, a1e
selling the new apd improved Wheeler l. WI
son Sewing Machine for $50 each. It is un-
questionat]y the best machine made, and II.
low price places it within the reach of all.
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MARYLAND.

BA1ruoRE, Nov. S, 1:sO \. KIP to this
hour returns have been received from only
three of the twenty-three wards Of the city.
These three wards gave Democratic majorities
Of 1,792. Owing to the length Of the ticket,
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Nfppolt's 81. IL h Depo. itory.

A. Nippolt has secured the building adjoin-
ing his extensive carriage and sleigh factory,
corner of Seventh and Sibley streets, which
will be exclusively used for the exhibition of
his splendid stock of sleighs. Those in want
of a prime quality and style of cutter. at rea-
sonable figures, should examine Nippol1's
stock first
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ton that would have proved most disas-

~-O-
trous.
The Republican party has essayed the OBJ
liberation of all State lines by claiming for
the central government supreme authority
in matters that concerned the States alone.
The Democratic party has resisted this en-
croachment as destructive of true democ-
racy. 1t has placed itself upon the broad
platform of the constitution, which reserves
to the States all powers not especially dele
gated to the general government, preserv-
ing, intact, the theory of a government with
in government, each exercising checks and
counterchecks upon the other, the people
meanwhile being the source of the power of
each. To surrender the doctrine of State
rights would be to surrender the power that
the people possess over their rulers, and leave
an opening for the overturning of the re-
public. 1t is needless to say that the Demo
cratic party will maintain the same position
on this question in the future as it has in
the past, for this principle is considered as
the chief corner stone of the structure of
the republic.
Whatever the result of yesterdays elec-
ton may turn out to have been, the Demo-
cratic party will keep on in tho even tenor of
its way, without shadow of turning. It is
conscious of the integrity of its purposes,
conscious that the principles it upholds are
necessary to tho perpetuity of the govern
ment in its original form. If it has met
with reverse, it will but be stimulated to
fresh exertions on behalf of free govern
ment next year. tis sure that it is right,
and it will move forward to victory or de-
feat with equal imperturbability, conscious
that it's principles must ultimately secure
the approval of the American people.
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$275 to $3.50 at Thos L. Kerr's, III East
Seventh street.
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With the splendid bargains to be had every
day at Esterley & Heinemann's. l05 and 1l5
Seventh, corner of Jackson street.
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Heads aud Hands

Keep them warm. Pannell, Ill East Seventh
street, has large and complete stock of caps
and gloves. Just what You want.
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RAMSEY county did not do its duty yes
terday. It ought to have polled at least
eight thousand votes and given six thousand
of the number to Edmund Rice.
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NO MdkKE is.

cago or Milwaukee yesterday owing to the
election.
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WISCONSIN seems to have done as badly as
possible. The state is getting to be good
one to emigrate from.
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Cloak 8, Cloaks.

Dolmans, dolmans. bargains wholesale an
retail. EsTERLEY i HE1EEMANN,
l0s and 105 Seventh street. corner of jackson.
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Be sure of the place, III East Seuenth street,
for good, low priced underwear.
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To give tone to the stomach and stimnist1
digestion, there is nothing like Reeds Gill
Edge Tonic
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Keep Warm.

Pannell, Ill East Seventh street, has the
best and cheapest undershirts and drawers to
be found in this city.
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Best stock of good gold jewelry in tho city at
Geist's iewelry store
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Zephyr Nantes 90 Cents

Be sure of the place, III East Se,essh street,
for good, low priced underwear.
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IT Is 'snot as deep as we'll or as wide as
a door," but it will DO.
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Ladies' all wool merino hose, very cheap. ut
the 90 cent store
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Zephyr Worst edr, 10 Cents An Ounce.
A full assortment, all colors and shades, Just
received at 80 cent store.
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Cardigan Jatkets.
MerinD HOse

A splendid lot, cheap, just received at Par
nelrs, Ill East Seventh street.
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Nothing Like

The rush at Esterley & Heinemann's. All the
ladies concede that they get the best goods f,n
the money at 103 and los Seventh, corner of
jackson street.
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The cheapest and prettiest in town; all wool,
all shades, at 80 cent store.
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Be sure of the place, lit Eost Seventh street.
for good, low priced underwear.
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Good Times sac Coming,

Shirts and drawers f,r rs cents, IS cents,s,
and SLIPS per suit, heovy, at III East. Seventh
street,
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Everybody Pleased

Go and see them; fine in quality and pat
tern, at the 80 cent store.
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Blankets and Comforter

Blankets and Comlorters
Ladies' and gents underwear; bargains at
EsTERLEY & HEINEMANN's
103 and los Seventh street, corner of jackson
Be sure of the place, III East SevcnM sire ct
for good, low priced underwear.
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Full line felt skirts, 80 cents to 81, Just
opened at SO cent store.
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silk Handkerchiefs for 25 Cents
All sizes, nice silk handke1chiefs, from 25
cents to o., At the 80 cent stose.
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Lieut.. Weir 10 be Blu, led at West Point.
New York, Nov. 4.-The remains of Lieut..
VIM. B. Weir, killed by the Indians at Milk
Creek, arrived here to-day and was taken
charge of by Capt. George Weir, of the Fifth
artillery. The body will be inferred At West
Point.
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LadIeas Reuni d

Every day at Esterley Il Heinemann's, l03
and 105 Jackson, corner of Seventh street, to
purchase those cheap dress goods just opened.
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And money will be plenty in everyone's pocket.
Emil Geist, the jeweler, will have stock to
suit the times, and don you forget it, around
the holidays, 81 East Third st 1eet.
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Tap .stry Mats, 80 Gents.

Good suits of underwear at 40 cents. Shifts
and drawers at 60 cents at III East Seventh
street,
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Red medicated suits for 50, $3.50 and "a q
Thos. L. Kerr'a, III East Seventh street.
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Three good all linen collars for rs cents at

Three good al linen collars Tor 70 cents at
Thos. L. Kerr's, III EaDt Seventh street.
Campaign Subscriptions Expire Nov. Z.
The campaign subscribers to the GLOBE
should remember that the last paper sent them
unless they renew, will be the issue of Thurs
day next Nov. Z. Send in your subscriptions
at once if you wish the paper continued. For
terms see the head of the second page.
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Red medicated all wool shirts for 81 at lit
East Seventh street.
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Childrens' Furs.
Job lot, splendid and cheap, 1T Pannell's. Ill
East Seventh street. s.-
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rs Cents for a Hood.
All wool knit hoods and nubias, from rs cents
to 81, at the SO cent store.
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THE COURTS,

Three good all linen collars for rs cents at
Thos. l.. Kerrs, III East Seventh street.
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Nuhias for 25 Cents.

A lot of all wool nubias, slightly smoked,
for Is cents, worth 81, at tho 80 cent store.
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District Court.
before Judge Brill. J

The Minnesota Boat club vs. D. D. Merrill. Par
ties to the suit agree that the tit is vested in plain
tiff and commissioners to be appointed to mako par
tition Of premises. Suit brought In reference to
Raspberry island, upon which tho boat club house is
located.
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Watches carefully repaired and adjusted by
Emil Geist.
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Felt Skirts for 80 Cent?

Non-shrinking fannels rery cheap at III East
Qo~o,%h sSraot
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Linen cuffs for 20 cents at III East sevent
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
For the Republican.
(aVl Extended

Tie members Of the Radnor Baptist
church, fourteen miles above Philadel-
phia, have extended cali to Rev. J.
Wesley Sullivan to become the pastor
OF that chsch for the ensuing yea~. Iu
connection with the call they grant him
the privilege of attending school at
Crozier Theological Seminary, Chester,
Pa, during his pastorate. Mr.. 6ulli-
van has been preaching to these peo-
pie for some time past, and underhis ell
oquent and sound preaching vers many
persons have turned from the error Of
their ways aud united themselves with
the church by putting on the whole
armor Of Christ by death and resurrec
,ion baptism. Mr.. S. is faithful and
JEALOUS wo: ker in the vineyard Of the
Lord, and deserves all the encourage
nent he Hsn receive. He has not, as
yet, accepted the call which has been
extended to him; if he is called Of God
to accept he cannot and will not refuse,
and this will be revealed to him
through the medium of the Boly Spirit
in due time. In the meantnn. his la
b0rs will not cease there unit be has
the revelation. W.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
A Ws0 m q MS EXtrayagn q CO.

Alphonsine Mertian made application
in the Marine Court, New York, for an
attachment against the property of
birdie Bell" otherwise known as Mrs.
Barrett, who recently attempted to
shoot Washington Nathan. Mertian
claims that the woman owes tilim $344,
for variops articles sold her between
November IA, 1874, and April 7, 1875.
Among the articles enumerated are
stockings, blue, striped, plain and
pink, at prices ranging from 50 to SIG
per pair, handkerchirfs at trcm % per
dozen 20 S75 each, point lace at SIS per
yard. and various other articles at
equally ertravagant prizes. ghe aflida-
Wit also sets forth that the woman is
keeping herself concealed with intent
to defraud her creditors and to avoid
service of process. The PRAYER for the
attachment was granted.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

up to the vine covered cottage-ths
home Of Hilda's adoption.
She lay on the white curtained bed,
the once rosy cheeks wan aud pale, but
the blue eyes shining with eager
light. "I'm not so sick" she cried
out, when the old lady stole out ofths
room and left us together; "but it's
the wAiting--ths long, long waiting.
It's burning my life out, aud | must
tell you or 1t will keep on burning
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" And
she clasped her hands sxcitedly over
the little, hst forehead.
Thought of poor Hans and Grstch-
en-, and wondered If this bright young
child must follow so soon in her par
ents' way. But Hilda drew my hands
within her own, and went on breath
lessly:
"It's all saved now-plenty to carry
me there, to blind old grandmamma--to
Gsrmany-tO the dear old home where
papa and mamma wanted to go. And
you won't keep mo back :" She asked
pleadingly, covering my hands with hot
kisses, and begging me again and again
to tell her good foster-parents--to break
the news gently to them, but not to let
them hinder her going now that her
heart was set upon il.
Did you ever hear Of such an under
takingi A little girl Of only ten years
sailing off alone across the great Allan
tic, to find blind old grandmother she
had never seen, and = quaint German
cottage, dear to her, because there her
dead mothers cradle song had been
sung, her happy girlhood had been
spent.
But l could not say her nay. The
child's entire life had been bent to that
one effort Of getting back across the
seas, and by her own earnings she had
accumulated the sum needful. found
dear friend who was going abroad for
her health to her | csrfded Hilds's
story and desire, and she gladly &C.
cepted the charge | entrusted to her.
| watched them as the steamer sail
ed out of the port one day, and away
into distance dim saw a little white
hand waving a farewell to me, as |
watched through fast falling tears til.
little flower maiden who was being
borne afar to cheer some lonely heart,
while my own was left desolate.
never wear arbutus buds now; and
the rushing train never bears me past
Lichen6eld. that do not close my eyes
upon the Elysian fields whose bright
ness has, for ME, forever flown.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
She Sionped His Oh hurcts Aioing.

At Columbus, o., William Winters,
(cOlored) asIl his wife had theologi
cal discussion which ended IN the WON
an forbidding him to go to et~rch. He
persisted, wlereupon the woman pro
ceeded to cut Williams garments off of
him with cazor. She not only cut
the clothes, but inflicted cash over
her husbands heart, nearly cut off one
of his fingers, and mangled his hand
with the weapon so that he will be
crippled for life. He changed his mind
about attending divine service that
day.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
NOR SALE.

House No. sl3 CheatLut street.
House No. lil5 delaware Ayenus-
House No. YO2 Delaware Avenue.
House No. 1909 jefferson street.
House on VanBuren street. between Eightb
pad Ninth.
House No. 316 East Second street.
House No. G23 Jefferson street.
House No. z22 Maryland Avenue.
Houses Nos. l1o6, ll30, 1892, 1lA And ll3c
Walnut street.
Houses Nos 1912 and 1874 ". Front itreet.
House No. II ~ West ThlIG street.
L A Farls of 100 acres, near Greenwood Sta.
lon, on the Delaware X. X. Saissex co bel.
House Cottage style)with msdern improve
nents and about n acre of laad, suitable ior
physician or az \ summer residence. Nea'
Holly Oak Station, p, w. Il B. X. X.
FOR RENT.
L A truck farm of 20 acres within the limits
Wilmington with n good house and barn
One house, NO. III West Ninth street.
One house, No. V02 Delaware Avenue.
One house, No. sO4 Spruce street.
One house, No. ia Spruce street.
| One house, n o. 2l5 West Fourth street.
hne house. No. 81 Fast Fl tn street.
Also number OF small houses in difiereni
1arts OF the city.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY & CO.,
606 Market street,
fhs3m. Wilmington, Del.
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EeA(l Tn iN.

This to Mostly the public that Ros-
in & Bro. 900 w. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city. let their prices
he what they may. Rosin & Bro. has a
splendid assortment Of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts
factory and estinlases given cheertully.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
BABY MINE.

I've letter from thy sire,
Baby mine, baby mine;
He's coming home, or he's liar,
Baby mine, baby mine;
He is now chuck full Of wine,
He 10 coming DER the Rhine.
He had better hide his sign.
Baby mine, baby mine.
He had better come In soon,
Baby mine, baby mine;
l've been waiting since high noon,
baby mine, baby mine;
am waiting with broom,
/ will chase him round tho room,
While his nose shines through the gloom,
Baby mine, baby mine,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Now. fa ahA Time.

To select paper to decorate your walls.
We have fine stock Of the latest pat
terms, which we invite you to call and
inspect, inlly confident we can please
you with designs, workmanship and
price at the cid stand No. 61S Market
street, A. B. JONES.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Only one Days Notice.

Only one days notice is required by
J. R. Holt to have your papering done.
lie has increased his force of good and
skilled workmen and can serve you at
one days notice. J. X. Holt, 223 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
HalAl ERlalI

Spring style silk hats, fine Derby
hats, nobby soft hats, boys soft and
stiff hats, children's spring style hats,
silk AID cashmere caps, umbrellas, &c.
New goods. Low prices. RUMFoRD
Bros, 404 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

The most aggravated cases Of Rheu-
matism have been speedily cured by
the use Of Keller's Roman Linimspt.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Shoe Store Removal,

III. Nicholson has removed to Third
and Washington streets. All in want
of boots and shoes will please call. I
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

TNOR SALE. and elegant coun
e try seat, with productive farm attsch<d,
hi elevated rolling lAal. Wei knowE as
|WOOD>IDE," Chrisliana Hundred, New
Fastle Co, Delsware, IA miles from w
ngton, % minutes walk to s'atiOn, WI.
Eington 4 Northern X. r., near Lancaster
ke, on old road to Brandywino SprInvf, con
Einng l9) acres: including acres apple or
ards, 5119 acres.s lawn, hill OF rare and or.
(arnental trees; also garien, 2sl acres ofgood
(mbcr land, comfortable farm house, cemmo-
ous barn, cattle sheds. Two living streams
ass through the entire length. with right to
rect dam (that will be sold with property or
b! or manufacturing purposes. Ram, wlnd
hnl. and pumps supply water OF the best
tIality ut every point. The iocality Is known
b be healthy, mansion commodious, all
(ouaeholi convenIences, hot and cold water,
table, coach, and ice houses and work shop
|n grounds attached to mansion. mi rove
hents irrespel tive Of value Of land have cost
|3O 0Ce.
Furniture. stock and implements sold TO
Purchaser II desired at a valuaph.
Terms easy, and full particulars made known
70 bena tide purchasers by addressing
Ip9wed tt p. q. BOX liS Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

NOR SALE OR RENT.-A new store in a
good location, with all modern I'm
Proveme ents, but small amount OF cash wanted;
kIso two other new dwellings, same terms;
would take shares In good loan association for
bay Several other houses for sale; building
Ind iobbing done promptly. Apply to
T1NDAILI d SONS,
hh20.t, 7o,Frencb and 80 E. Ninth SH.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

INUR SALE.--A q srmsn own wagon. Can
be seen vt the Sorrel Horse Hotel, on
Front street, between Orange and SIMPLIFY
streets. snot
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two-st0ry brick hoase with
L tve-story back building in good location
ro0ms bath and water In &itch-
en-. Price very lox. and terms easy. Apply to
THOMAS X LALLf-
apotf 6O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

NOR RENT.-Stable In Wollaston street
r between Eighth and Ninth.
aps.u JOSHUA MARIO.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

TN0R RENT Law. The house At l20.
Il Washington Street. Apply TO
A. JONES.
mh2p-tr 1910 Washington street.