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Daily Republican., 1879-09-27


NOT1CE-1. q. @. + F--Corner stone law
IN ing Of the new hall OF Washington
Lodge. No. 5, l. q. .. f., at New Castle, Del,
Monday, September 20, 1879, Mt . o'clock, b.,
IN. The ceremonies will be performed by the
NJ. W. Grand Master, VIM. II. FoulG az.
slsted by the Grand Officers of the X. w,
Grand Lodge Of Delaware. Addresses will
be made by DR. q. Troupe Maxwell, p. q :.
and Henty Eckel p, f M. A parade will
take place at 2p m, line forming on Della,
ware street. The members Of the different
lodges and encampments OF this city will
meet at the Odd Fellows' Hail, Third and
King streets. at IL O'Clock. noon. sharp, to
proceed In body to tho p. W. Il Is. X, II. DO
pot. Train leaves the depot at los O'CLOCK. D.
H.; returning, leaves New Ca tie at O'Clock.
by order OF the Joint Committee.
7. y. APPLEBY, Secretary.
MeDbers OF tho Order going over In the
mornin, 10 witness the Masonic ceremonies
viii ba supplied with regalia a the Court
House. 9-25-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
GserSOrpnl,

Thomas Y. DeNormandie, who former
ly carried on the china business in this
city, is now engaged in the printing bu-
siness in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27

Deservedly popular--We mean DR.
Bulls Baltimore Pills, for everybody
has derived much benefit from their
use.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
School ofARr re.opcns, Sept. e.d

FRLE.HANI. MECHANICAL DRAW
ING END PAJFllNG TAUGHT.
destruction Wivatcly or In class. Evening
mechtnical drawing class and studio hours
MOaeav, Wednesday end Friday from s to .
O'Clock.
Pupils lltted Tor Academy Of Fine Arts, Phil
ade !iH Portraits painted, &c., &c. All
HiuGs drawing designs, &C., &c, made in
t.. most careful and artistic manner. For
terms or any Information call Oraddrcss studio
room 10, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del
Cause, tsq., II. G. Ro.lnson, Esq, Dr. j. X.
Iantum. S20tt
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
PUBLIC SAIET,
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Executors sale of valuable farm in Bran.
dywine Hundred.
BY virtue Of the power given to us in the
will OF Francis Petitdemange, deceased. we
will expose TO sale at public auction, on Thurs.
day, the second day Of October, A. ID. 1879. Mt
o'clock p. NJ, all that valuable farm. con.
tanning about one hundred and five acres of
land, situated in Brandywine HunL red. New
Castle county, and State Of Delaware. within
three miles Of the city of Wilmington. on ~
road leading from the Concord Tlrnpike TO
ROckiand, bounded by lands OF L. l. DUPONT.
dc Nemours 4 Co, Abraham Husbands. Thos,
husbands: Benjamin Haley. Norris Wilson,
Willinm Wilson and Hugh Stirling,
The buildings consist Of u stone dwelling
rouse, stose barn and suitable Outbuildings,
The soil is naturally good and Is in n high
state Of cultivation. and the land is well wa.
tered. There is good school in the neigh
borhood, and also churches OF all denomina-
tons are near the property.
ANY person desiring to see the property may
call Oh Francis Petitdemange on the premi.
ses. Terms easy and made known at time of
sale, on the premises.
JOS. .PETITNEM ANGE.
FRANCIS PLTI1'DEMANGE,
Executors
L. w. stldham & Son, Auc $50 Ctd 4tw
ID BLIC SALE.-.Send in yeur lists of
l. property for sales in October Our last
sale proved that better prices have come.
9'2oT'3o J. T. HEALD.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27

ny olI' E.-ln conformity with tne pro.
-IS visions OF the act. passed by the len.
eral Assembly Of the State OF Delaware. on the
2oth day OF March, A. -. 1879, the subscri-
bers hereby give nstice that they viii make
application on the 2Jth day OF October next
to the Honorab'e Leonard + Wales Judge o,
the Superior Court ofth state OF Delaware.
for a char1et incorporation of company
called "Tba James & Webb Printing and
stationery company, to carry on the bust
ness OF the manufacture OF Books, Prints and
Stationery in all its branches, and that a
draft OF the proposed charter will be on that
day exhibited 10 the said Judge FOR his exami-
nation and rder thereon.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
EDUCATIONAL.
FRIENDS SCHOOL,
ON WEST STREET, WILMINGTON

(Batween Fourth and Filth Sts.)
An English and Classical School for Chi
iren and Youths OF both sexes Pupils pre-.
pared for College or Business Special att-n.
zion given To the individual capacities OF ia
pills. School year re.opens 9Th month 9Th,
and consists 1.-TWO terms of twenty full weeks
each 'Ost Ui tuition $40, slj, 500 and sZ5 rsr
tefrn. Good homes provided for IupiiS ron
4 distance.
Circular, can he obtained at the store orc,
T.. Thomas Il Go. For further information ad.
dress
FRED. EDEN BACB,
Principal.
residence COS ". Niuth 81. say.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
TT NJ. WlER'S PRICE LR
TDBER;

TT NJ. WIER'S PRICE LIN
Il. TDBER
Fine New Euckwheat, IccLSS
French Tunes, 3 lbs l.r n,S
Peaches, Halves, 8 cents D.; ~ n
cents L, "a lbs Corn Starch l,9oWss
rs cents; 8 ibs Butter CracNe'S.S
cakes arc baked by n new pI%@
celent; 9 MS Trenton Cr1chrG%,s Il
Soda, 15 cents: 4 ibs SGdaS, ="
berry Cakes. 2 lbs for 20 cehGai,s ehGi,s
Cream Biscuit, 20 cents ID t% ''i.,
cents Glassel Jelley, y ceIps
Shee Backing, g cents; sn%sts
bottle; Our Flour at . cel'.'ro1 ro1
Cream Cheese, Il cents =, H,a
cents can ; Cur 16 cent cCiIG@9r
2 BIS for 25 Ger Is is good Va XII
the best in Wilmington loI XXI rS,a
on, 10 cents bottle; 3 hot'IesSy,Ssr S,srl
5 ihs Starch, rs cents; = d. ca Srrl5
3 i5s Starch, 25 cents, Cheap,y!,r
gars are the best, II not iGc c,,,nt ,,I
price, in tho city. WeWlIly'C ID
lot Of Fine Rev Brad'OiHr rar.s
Fresh Pork and Sausage nITs'd sS 4
o.9su is.gaS
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
NOTICES.
Consolation for conoumptives.
NOTICE.
THREE HUNDKED DoLaA&.. %.

Three hundred dollars reward viii (, naid
lor the arrest and conviction Ct TO hief on
thieves who have been recently engaged IN
housebreaking IN tbiu city.
1925 If uiHN Ai.l,hTiNA uovor .
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
NIGHT SCHOOL,

DEOPLE WHO WANT 70 GET CIRCU-
larGprlnted but don't know what to
say will be assisted in expressing their views
by FERRIS BROS, Printers.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
> > ? - = -
GUENMI1H n.

PROPOSALS FOR PKIS1INu.-Propo.
l. sols are hereby asked for printing 300
copies OF the report of the Superintendent of
Public Schools. The manuscripts can be seen
on application to the Secretary OF the Board,
No. 10 f.. Sixth street. and scaled proposals
can be lctt with him until Saturday evening,
SerteM ber27, at 7o.ciock.
HENRY q. CONRAD,
9..3-2627 Chairman, Com,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-27
HON Err A HEkR'S

Principal.
Residence COS ". Fiuth 81. S52.
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. Cali no one happy rflI IL dk<~. = tho ola
Athcnian saying has TIC rfaEup a fruth.
And oh bow many . briEl4t and ~4pstns
Euufh.
In with the n1orning,- sunshine ana IA roAf-
A. year, ~RtIf On has 1sfkrn<~l With r1at mold
~ vice and bi1rrrnr<~ and t1-lrpuEnr Cxrrr
How many fond and traffni nnrther pr1gtr
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His fufurc life whom SIR ga 1A1x Tod 10 spare
Nay. rafhcr -Iie had prayrd b. should IL cut1
In an the pulfry Il cfi1dhoc1 x1rr>t;
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can but hnIn1ly mnrznrr Cod kncH t.G<f.
STAINLESS Tie took the previous nontr - gave
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A Faithful Narrative from rhe Life a M
Doldrum-

A Faithful Narrative from rhe Life cf Mr.
Doldrum-
: No sir. il amt no uncommon 4 ~.
said Mr.. Doidrum. for = whaling
skipper - take his wife on on four on
five years voyage. and some Of them
righr whalers, who poke their figure
heads a. near the North Pole a. they can
without touching IL stay away n long
rs seven wears
"Ju>t think II II. | knew skipper
once who got married two weeks before
he -0t orders 70 all, and hi> wife
couldn't CO. because she WAS - gzlEed
and frightened II salt water Tell You
there na- weeping and walling On board
the old Osprey before she cast of: and
when she gof back -four rear later, thai
skipper retired 10 prirase life"
NJ His wife must hare suffered :
great deal during bis absence re-
piled l.
.Of course she did. but then she VA
true blue and full II grit: In faei--he Ha~
born within toss II biscuit from How
land wharf in New Be.lfori. and he
learned the smell Of oil when she Was q
baby
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The san Frenci-co P5sf contains the
following report u curious Chinese
trial
The All Pax Chinese habea= corpus
case on application 70 release Sing
Fung- ; young China woman, from the
clutches n hag known a 81 Que, in
whose custody she was alleged 10 be.
wa> resumed In the County Court this
morning The announcement made
several days ago. rhaf the ceremony Of
swearing The witnesses would be per
formed in the Chinese fashion. attracted
quirea crpwd % the Court r. Cum
MINIS appeared for the respondent, and
W. III. ChamhelAin for the petitioner
Mr. Cummings argued n length against
the harfAr0us method ~ swearing wit
neSse< proposed hy counsel. and Quoted
extensively from : Chamhers's Encyclo-
pesiia~ % sh0r thar almost every m
tion- n1edern and ancient. invariably
insisted upon people II other nationali-
ties conforming % lheir mode u admin
istering oaths- Although frequently re-
qle-tel 70 eonfne himself 70 the text. the
counsel could nCs - Tot % do IT, r.
nAllv the Judge said = Mr.. Clerk. en-
ter fine u 80 against the counsel for
contempt 0f Court Mr. Cummings
closed his encyclopaedia and al down
wirh0u- uftering a word Judge Wright
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AAr. "E4r - C1M uAAE~s Anu NA4 t4uA
;ry ouf only little more than - bar
rrls Zach But Il was good 10 srart on.
and wonh make BALLAST t0ubling the
Cape
-Otf the Horn ne had = lively time
cf il \; got into : fog and nearly run
ashore on = sheer c0as- before wc knew
what Was the matter
The skipper wifewas on deck mos;
Of the tiEie. and though that Was her
irsr voyage her quick ear caught the
sound II breakers On our lee some ten
minutes ere We heard -cm-
:. ten ron. We had 70 tack and tack
70 ges away from rhose rDcks: : little
longer and ne would have al gUne 10
D.vy Jones IN 90 fzth0mS q water
:. We kinder looked up % the skip
per's witr after thai. for ii il had not
been for her wcaId MOI bc telling y0u
al,cur her After we rounded the Cape.
the Old Man squared awnx for the Mar
queS2< Islands. where Me had 4 nun
Ashore. and bror-ht OF TWO on three
boar-lOads Il oranges. bananas and CO.
coauur<. ~ krep away the ~curvy-
Somehow or other the atmosphere did
MOI agree with me- snd lore l knew Il
| WAS down IN nv hunk with =cDrch-
ing fever The Captain Eut cur his big
book unlocked the mrziirine ehss-. and
was going t. prescribe : ing d0<e u
EPSON salr=-they always give EN-
board n ship Ii 4 man falls from the
masthead. rs szlss III he has the
tcoth2che. same medicine But the skip
per's wife took me in tow and stopped
thar nonsense pretty quick Her
father was land doctor and She had
picked up something better for fevers
than salts She dived into the mesiicine-
chest and brought out number -even !.
that's the only name knew il By; gave
me some II severn opened can II
mustard -0- a tub 81 h1r wafer from
the cooks galley and made me take =
mustard bath. unril yon could wiring
water enough 0ur a the sheets I had
around me 10 io2r whale-boat- She
didn I s-oprhere. however- but roaSredan
teaTd me Just ike \ mDrhrr- The Czp-
tain hain'r word - say- but just "
hrr have things hrr own ways and what
with dacforing. nursing and watching
me ~ nights, she fetched me through
until was entered on tn. If.z-bo0k cured
but ne had ~ get number seven filed
up when re -Ds into Valparaiso
: The caR,in-hov he al-o had = touch
N son,e<hinr-mirht have been home
sickness much 4 any rhinr-but she
took him IN tow and N four " i've davs
81 him right s;de ~ with care.
We h.d hen -. ,r.,7r,sr an ri-k IN
three years with 10 6arrsls in the hold
and SO rhar We had senr home bv The
Hector. when noticed that the skipper
wore : troubled look. Besides. hi wife
didn-t come On deek % often One
evening. iu=- 4 the dor-wafeh VA "a.
he comes ND 70 me- and ~ays. .Ben'-he
always called ne Ben when none Of the
men were arouni-.Ben.- Az h.. INV
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ss Whole hug or none" as the young
fellow said 10 his bctrothcd who was I'M
clincd % 1irt.
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CONSTITUTIONS.

We announced last week that teach
ers would not be examined in Consti-
tuition this spring, but the legislature,
just before adjournment, passed law
adding Constitution to the list. so that
teachers aoiU be required to pass exam
nation in Constitution, as heretofore.
The following is the location of the
teachers for the summer term, so far
as heard from: Agnes Petrie, the Black
man school, Somers. j. III. Petrie, the
Kellogg school, Bristol Susie Grant
the Booth school, Salem. M. J. Stahl,
the Rhodes school, Brighton. Jessie
Van VIE, the Paddock school, Salem
VIM. Griffith and Ida Carpenter, will
mot. Cora Cronk, Bassett Station.
Estella Clemens, Bewker school, Som.
ers. Sarah Deylin, the Walker school
Bristol.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

Give us call and have your work
done to your satisfaction. Office over
First National Bank, corner Of Main
and Market Streets,
KENoSHA, WISCONSIN:
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NEITHER ABSENT NOR TARDY

NEITHER ABSENT NOR TARDY
Somers, No. Z, Mary Patterson, teach
'er: Alice Strong, Addie Strong, Willie
Burgess, Hattie Burgess, Clarence
Ozanne, Lawrence Ozanne, Rosa
Ozanne, Herbert Ozanne, Irving
Ozanne, George Rogers, Clayton Rease
Minnie Fink, Jessie Fink, Levi Fink
John Coonley, Lewis Coonley
Paris, No s, Emma Flynn, Teacher.
Lewis Williams, Vellie Williams, Mag
gle Williams, Robert Rasmussen, Mar
Gus Rasmussen, Jennie Rasmussen.
BRISTOL, DISTRICT NO. II.
Those that were neither absent nor
tardy during first month: Nettie King,
Eva Schofield, Elsie Schofeld,. Second
month. Nettie King. Third month,
Johanna Adamson, Nettie King. 4th
month. Johanna Adamson, John Ad-
George Adamson. Derrick Hol-
lenbeck, Willie O'Hare, John O'Hare.
LYMAN. CARPENTER. Teacher.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13
THE NEW STOCK sPECULATEoNs

The new combination method Of op
Grating in stocks which Messrs. Law
renee & Co., Bankers, N. Y, have in
|augurated, is attracting unusual atten-
ton in financial circles, by reason of it's
remarkable success. B. T. Comstock,
of Providence, invested nine times,
and made over $4,000 in three months,
oy using from $50 to $500 capital. By
this system, orders from thousands of
customers, in various sums, are pooled
into one immense capital, and operated
as mighty whole, thus giving to each
shareholder all the advantages Of vast
capital and shrewdest skill. Profits
are divided every 30 days. Any
amount from $40 to $4,000 can be used
in Messrs. Lawrence & COS combina-
tons with equal proportionates success.
$5l5 will make IS profit in the month.
500 will return 81 900, OF per cent.
on the stock, and 50 on us the market
varies. The new circular gives "two
unerring rules for success, and shows
how any one can operate proftably.
Mailed free Stocks ana bonds wanted.
Government bonds supplied. Apply
to Lawrence & Co.. Bankers. 81 Ex-
change Place. N. Y. City.
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S25,6o1 se

The Republicans Of Michigan in
State Convention have nominated the
following ticket: James V. Campbell
of Detroit, the present incu mbent, for
Associate Judge: and E. O. Grosvenor,
of Jonesville, and James Shearer, of
Bay City, for Regents of The Univer-
Sity.
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GuriositieS OF Commerce.
EELUSTEgATEgS1

OF the value and necessity Of this publication to
Every Lady Shopper and Merchant in our land
the Merchant Editor Of "BALDWIN's MONTH
LIZ" thus pleasantly and kindly remarks in his
February Literary Review
THE CURIosITIEs or COMMERCE." pam
phlet edited by Mrs. Sallo J Battey. is mainly
devoted to the Leading Specialties Of the New
York Retail trade TIE publication is excellent
in every feature. The work done by Mrs Battey
will convince the reader at once of her capabil-
Ity. Many of the best names in the World of
Trade appear in it as advertisers, and after a
careful examination, we arc inclined to COM
mend 1t to others who wish to make known their
Business. And considered as aconvenient Hand
Book for shoppers in New York, or as a Reliable
directory for out of town Residents No Work
OF the Kind can be depended upon with more
The CuriOsfties of Commerce
together with E. Ridley s. Sons Catalogue and
Price List, the most complete of its kind in the
world, elegantly Illustrated and the price of
every article plainly stated so there can be no
possible mistake in ordering by mail, will be
sent to any address on receipt of TEN CENTS to
cover mailing expenses.
Merchants, Inventors and Purchasers will re-
ceive attention by addressing
MRS. SALLTE J. BATTEY
L. .. Box 1926 New York
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WIN W9ZI Y02s

Allow o cold to advance in your sys-
tenn and thus encourage more serious
maladles, such as Pneumonia, HemOr-
rhages, and Lung troubles when an I'M
mediate relief can be so readily attain
ed. Boschee's German Syrup has gain
ed the largest sale in the world for the
cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. It is DR.. Boschee's
famous German prescription, and is
prepared with the greatest care, and
no fear need be entertained in admin
istering it to the youngest child, as per
directions The sale of this medicine
is unprecedented. Since first intro
duced there has been a constant in
creasing demand and without q single
report of a failure to do it's work in any
case. Ask your Druggist as to the
truth of these remarks. Large size IS
cents. Try it and be convinced.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

The will Of Emily Grace Nathan,
widow of Benjamin Nathan, who was
murdered in 1870, was filed in New
York last week. It disposes Of S 900
900. Considerable is given to Hebrew
charities, but most to the Nathan chill
dren. 1t directs that her grave shall
be marked only by plain head and foot
stones, and declares that any of her
children Who marry outside of tue He
brew faith shall forfeit Inheritance.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

Lady Thornton and the Misses
Thornton, wife and daughters Of the
British Minister, who have been spend
ing several days in New York city,
have just returned to Washington.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

We are indebted toHon. J. V. Quarles
for the "Blue Book" for 1879 and sew
eral valuable Legislative documents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

To the conference of colered men, to
be held at Nashville, Tenn, May 6, to
consult upon the. policy of Southern
negroes migrating to Northern States
or Territories, in order the better to
enjoy their civil rights under the con-
stitution, mo white tnan will he in
Vited.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13
ANOTHER SUFFERER CURED.-Dis-

ANOTHER SUFFERER CURED. Dis
charged from the Massachusetts Gen
eral Hospital as. incurable, with in
ilammatory rheumatism in my shout
ders, fingers and feet: suffered fearful
ly for three years; tried everything
lost all hope. DR.. Giles Liniment
lodide Of Ammonia effected a complete
cure. ELLEN SMITH,
No. Y Plane ST., Fall River, Mass,
Sold by Marden s. Farr. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES.
RIO West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial bottles . cents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

The mormon Giant Girl" who
Travelled with Barnum last Summer,
died last week in New York. Her
name was Mrs. Flandrau, her age is
years, and her weight SIC pounds. All
Winter she had exhibited at the Amer
lean Museum, and her associates there
are deeply moved by her death, these
friends including the Circassian girl,
Zoe Meleke, and the Arab giant. Her
husband was the ticket-seller Of the
Barnum show last season.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

John Bradley, of Philadelphia, could
not, in consequence of heart disease,
lie down, nor even sit down comforta-
bly,. He had a bed made in such a
way as to sustain him in an upright
position, and in that continuance he
slept for nine years. He died few
days ago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-03-13

Both houses Of the Connecticut Leg
islature have passed a resolution con-
demning the action of Congress in
passing the Anti-Chinese immigration
bill.