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Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
YrsrrapArs NEWS. ........ Ke
ouR COUNTY COURr.
The row nseDd- railroad suit Vet
occupy ting the Mind Of the

The r0w nseDd- Railroad Salt Yet
Oeeupyins the Mind Of the
Jury.
Specially Reported = the Republican.
NEx CASTLE, Dec. 18th, 10.
Court met this morning Ms usual. Mr..
Lore having addressed the jury last
evening, he toos the morning in cit
ing law before their Honors.
Mr. Gordon followed with his argu-
meni. lie alluded TO the general good
railroads are, and referred particularly
to the immense advantage the city had
derived from its travel. lie spoke Of
the Improvement which according to
|thduevidence Of the plaintiff was the
cause Of the accident, and said that it
was for the defendant and Mr.. Mccoy
and other such men that the street was
being repaired. II they were injured
then 1t was their misfortune and 1t wos
only a substanlistiop OF the we'll known
point Of law that the few have to sub
init to inoon venienoes which have for
their result the god Of the many.
He also reviewed the audience and
alluded particularly to the conviviality
Of which the deIcndent was q partaker
that prevailed a few hours before the
accident in Jchu Msall.y's saloon. The
argument on the case consumed con-
siderable portion Of the afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

About ten O'Clock this morning Mes
srs. Melville, GambriIl and VIM. Sniih
were driving along Fifth street near
Market, when from some unkpov II
cause the horse started off a. the top OF
his speed, and on reaching shipley
stree, III. carriage came in contact with
the lamp post, smashing two Of the
wheels TO pieces and otherwise injurlne
thu carriage. The two occupants were
thrown out, Mr. Gambrill receiving a
cut on the head, aud Mr.. Smith receiv-
ed some injuries in the bowels. Doctor
Shortlidge examined the wounds ri
both the men, and considering the in
jury Of Smith the worst, he sent him
to his residsnce in Brandywine Village.
The horse broke loose from the carriage
and kept on down Shipley street in his
mad career until he reached Third ST.,
where he was caught by VIM. Cloud.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
PROM YESTERDAYS LATE EDITION.
NEW CASTLE.
Items OF lteress Occuvrimg In Our
Infant Nelg hb0rlmg CITY.


Special Correspondence Of tho Republican.
New CASTLE, Dec. 10.
MRssRs. EDToRs:-T'he officers of
Hare's Corner Sabbath School thank
the citizens OF New Castle and vicinity
for their liberal patronage Of Miss Bun
nells readings on Thanksgiving night.
The gross receipts were s4O, expenses
SIS, nett profit sl4.
The entertainment and supper of the
knights this evening promises to be- a
graud success. Large preparations are
being made. An abundance Of turkeys,
chickens and other eatab!es have bsep
provided.
The curbing on the east aide Of Della.
ware street between Union and sixth
will be completed to-day.
The New Castle Enquirer" IL a neat
little sheet, full OF good reading; a
credit TO its young aspiring editor. Il,
should be read by all Of our citizens.
The columns and Orders 70 support
the third floor Of the new hall have
been placed in position. Tho columns
are surmounted with iron Corinthian
caps, which make very neat appear
ance.
The unloading Of the "samos" has
been comp sted.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Put father Strong.

Two Of the Commissioners OF school
Dissrie. No. 20, called upon us this
morning and stated that ia an article
published compile Of days ago in ref
erencs TO Arthur Hey, the teacher Of
that district, severely chastising boy,
a reflection was made upon the teacher
and the Commissioners not warranted
by the facts. They inform us that he
was vindicated by the board, and al
though 1t may have been little severe
IT was not more than what he deserved.
Mr.. Hey they admitted had not got his
certificate recorded at New Castle, yet
according to law, but that was because
he did not know ii was required, but
that he would do SO immediately. Mr..
Hey they say, is a graduate of an east
tern college and well qualified to teach.
We make the explanation with pleas
IRE in reference 70 our friends, but in
behalf of the reporter We would say that
he gave the facts published as be got
ken.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
The Milford nas Works.

From the Dover "Sentiner' we learn
the following particulars of the burn
ing OF the Milford gas works, already
noticed in our columns:
AT half past II o'clock on Wedues-
cay night, the gas house iu the town of
Milford was discovered to be- ON fire.
The alarm was sounded and the citizens
OF the town turned out very promptly,
but the structure was OF wood
and surrounded by large piles Of
pine wood, and all that could be done
was TO look on and see II consumed, as
the town had no fire apparatus. There
was an Insurance on the building. The
gas-works were only erected In the
town two years since, and have not
been very profitable. The house was
located in South Milford. 1t will
be recollected that there was an in
junction issued by tho Chancellor
against the erection of the works
in South Milford, but after
hearing OF the case the iniunc.
tisn was Dissolved and no fur
Their legal steps were taken, by
those opposed to the introduction Of gas
IN town, to the erection of the works.
The streets Of North Milford have been
lighted with. coal oil for oves q year.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Messrs. Ball & Anderson have had
their men busily engaged for the last
two weeks at West Chester, Pa, DECOR
ating the homes of two of the most
prominent citizens Of that place. The
West Chester papers in speaking Of the
work, refer to Messrs. Ball Il Anderson
as one Of the leading paper hanging
firms in the country. So it seems that
their reputation is not merely local.
The work being done is all OF gilt papers
and Messrs. Guerin & Eoystin who ex-
ecuted the splendid work on Mr.. Dough-
tens store, have the work in charge.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
THE AFGHANs rIanrlNG.
A Stroug Force in lbe Field
Against tho BrIaish

LONDON, Dec. l2.--The official &C.
count Of the engagement bet Gen.
Massey's command and the force under
Mahmoud JAMS shows that General
Massey, while attempting To intercept
the enemy, was attacked by great mum
bers. His cavalry before abandoning
the field overturned the guns and made
repeated charges. The guns were not
recovered until the arrival Of General
Macpherson's force. The enemy later
attacked the British In the hills south
Of the Bala- Hissar, but were beaten of
with loss. General Roberts reports
that the combination Of the tribes
against the British Is considerable.
A dispatch from Cabul, dated Thurs.
day. says: "The combined movement
Of Generals Massey and MACPHERSON
misearried. The cavalry arrived at
the point Of junction too early. II
encountered large masses Ct the enemy,
and the guns for the time fell into the
enemy's hands, but they were after
ward recovered. The insurgents, who
arc in considerable force about the city,
are being attacked this morning by
General MACPHERSON, who yesterday
inflicted severe loss upon them.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
E0CEIletteg.

Somebody has soooped in a setter
dog belonging to THE "Hapoy Seven"
association, and now the organization
individually and collectively would
like to 81. down on the thief.
DR.. Stevens, Of Missouri, lectured to a
male audience a. the Institute Hall last
evening, on the "Vices Of the Period"
The First Battalion D. V. M. were
drilled last evening at the armory by
Major Macalister. The men did well
The schooner ''GettySburg" arrived
yesterday with load of lumber for Ii.
L. TatDall & Co.
Don't forget that this is children's
afternoon at the West Church Fair at
the Opera House.
No csses at Police Court last evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

On Thursday evening last the Sunday
School of Moore Chapel, McDowellville,
held their annual feast in the wilder
ness. This is school which il a lranch
from Bethel A. II. i. Church of this
city, and is doing great good for the
children in that neiGhborhood. Under
the leadership Of William II. Clayton,
as Superintendent, 1t bids fair to elevate
these children in the paths of right
eousness and rectitude. The annual
address was delivered by A. r. Henry,
and was listened to with marked atten-
ton by the people.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Mr.. Joseph B. Guest, living near
Bellevue station, Brandywine Hundred,
b as the luck of finding runaway horses,
or rather runaway horses finding Mr..
Guest. 1t has been suggested that Nj.
q. start an asylum for runaway aud
los. horses at once. He had scarcely
got clear Of the two runaway horses
that came to his house from the neigh
borhood OF kennett Square, a week ago,
when on Wednesday morning he found
on the Philadelphia Pike, near his
residence, horse aud dearborn, the
latter somewhat broken. He advertls-
rs in another column for the owner to
come and prove property pay charges
ant. take them away.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Eastern Apples for Shrislma as.

N. l.. Janaey, 1903 King street, bas
Just received another large consisn-
ment of choice apples. Persons visa
ing large lots can buy at Philadelphia
prices. Those wishing a good barrel OF
eating apples for the holidays will do
we'll to call and examine for themselves.
We sell Wholesale and retail but I'M
deratand We do not retail at wholesale
prices. We are receiving large ship.
ments, and doa't propose to undermine
any one who is in the trade. VIII lie
We wholesale we mean to protect all o..
our Wholesale buyers. When we say so
We mean it.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Slight Accident.

Yesterday morning about / O'Clock
as Miss ). Stewart who will DO rsmem-
bered as the lady who lately had her
diamonds stolen from her residence
near the toll gate, was driving across
Market street bridge in company with
Mr.. Edward Wilson, the front axle Of
the carriage broke. Fortunately the
occupants Of the carriage were rot in
iured.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Opened this day at T. NJ. Wier's,
1909 Market street, a large lot OF fine
Valencia raisins, 8 lbs. for IS cts. 2
lbs. sultana raisins, rs cents; 3 lbs.
primes, rs cts. best prunes, 10 cts. ;
2 lbs. figs, % cents Layer raisins, 90
cts. per box ; Fig Paste, Is cts. WORTH
% cts. mixtures, 20 cts. per h.; cram
berries, 6 cts. per quart; citron, % cts.
per ID. paper-shelled almonds, so cts.
per 10. imported French mustard, Is
cts. per jar; dried apples from to 10
cts. per 10. :; eyaporated apples, Is cts.
per b.; dried peaches, cts. per ID. ;
3 lbs. best mince meat, 25 cts. 4 lbs.
apple butter, rs cts. one gallon can of
peaches, 30 cts. /; one gallon can apples,
30 cts. 6 ID. can peaches, Is cts. :; 2
ID. can honey, 80 cts. table peaches,
10 cts. per can. We have special bar
gains in ilour, coffee, tea and molasse1.
Tomatoes, 10 cents per can; Bakers
corn, IL cts. California catsup, quart
bottle, 25 cts. ourrants, Gas Cts. per
Id. sour krout, s cts. per quart pure
Irish Daiee, l6 cts. per h., excellent
for weak lungs borax soap, 6 cents
toilet soap, cts. We have white sugar
at 8 cents per b. 7. NJ. Wier, 1909
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Catharine Murphy who just got ou,
of New Castle yesterday morning was
up before His Honor this morning again
on the charge of Drunkenness and was
returned to her Old quarters for sixty
days. A common drunk and man
who appeared to be slightly deranged,
completed the list. Fifty cents aud
costs was the penalty in The first case
and the latter was ordered back for
medical examination.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
AT the BOSTON House.

Il may be that the genial face and
figure Of Mr.. Geo. S. Mccall, draws the
customers into Mr.. V. L. Holmes
clothing palace, No. 2l3 Market street,
but we are inclined to believe while MIR.
Noes. courtesy has u great deal to do
with it, the exceedingly good quality
of the goods which stock Mr.. Holmes
depot, have great deal more. One
fact Is certain that customers throng
the place and Mr.. Holmes il doing a
thriving business.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

II. F. Robelip whose musieal depot is
at 10 Market street, is making extern
siye Improvements in his establish
ment. Mr.. r. has now the entire build.
ing, first, second aud third stories stor.
ed with musical instruments, and is
now decorating and identifying the
lower floor in manner which will
make it the handsomest sales room for
musical instruments aud music general,
ly in the State. Mr.. RObelin keeps on
hand at all times thorough collection
of music of all kinds and sorts and
those in want of anything in his line
cannot do better than give him call.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rRAIHe LEAVE WILMINGTON.

fMAIHB LEAVE WAkAlH0G0As :.
For Philadelphia: Al, 40, Wy, e.Se' W
1902 1880 a. M; i2.13, l2s9, ~. 4oo, $40,
100, s.4s p. IN. On sunday, an slo. ..
NJ, 500, $50, $40 y. m.
For Now York: an, 100, 1907, a. m, l2is'
1880 D. u, Limited Express, 40, y. I'd.
Fer Bailimois ana Washington: H.sl, AZ
a35 a. a.; l2.t2 p. u. ldmited Exp fest
Lea, tls, p. ~. On sunday i.'i' Hi'
For Baltimore and Bay Limo: I.os p. nn.
Fer Baltimore and way stations: s.ss q. H.
For New Castle: s.is, a. No., l.lo, $50 P. m.
For Delaware Il. H.: slsa. NJ: LILO, Go p
For wilmington 4 Northern n. r.: 60, a.
n; 3.o5, n. Ia; b.ey, p. 10. Sunday except
Fer Delaware Western X. H.: Tls, 1850, an
t.soD. IN.
rakrvs ARRIVE At wILMnsTon.
Fran Phiisielpbia: l2.43, 2.09, 80, slO .. n,
f203, u. I'd, Lea, zoo, 40, h.la, e.2S, 1.A.
$40, NO Q. IN. TN Sundays: l2As, 2.oa'
lo.l0s ~: 1855, u.lb, p. In.
Fir N Hal, more AIS, $50 asa. m; laos, la.S'
80 $50 y. IN. On Sundays; ais' q. m
F VA Warrington: 2ls a. N: i2o,, i2.si
G.se, oSe p. IN. GA Sundays; xie B. H.
w New Castle: $50, ll.s) =. m.;
o4sp. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware 4. r.: $50 .. n; u.bo, o.Aa
pm. 4,
Fsoia Wilmington 4 Northern II. Il: W.
a. u. li.S1 a. M; and ass p. N.
Ffon Delaware Western X. r.: 6.Co q: m
alb, 500 =. IN. SUNDAY train 6.25 r. M.
r3Alrs yoR WILMINGTON txAvB rHILApKi~
pEIA.
From .rost stree. and Washington avenue
73J, 500. 1872, ll.45 a. m; l.So, 800, tos,
bl6, Gee. 100 s.s5. Il.30 D. NJ. ia sun
days: $50 q, ID; 500, 945,ll.So p. IN.
Fr)iu ihi-ty-Seoond and Market 5lree@: l.t6.
730. ll.35 G, m; 1925, 400 800, li.So ?. II.
u0 ~undavs' les. a. N.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
EnferEbrtHe.

10 order to be- up " IN the times Samu
ell Hawkins, the enterprising cigar man
ufacturer at Seventh aud Market streets,
will on Christmas day give away a box
OF pure Havana cigars. This morning
Mr.. Hawkins packed the cigars in the
box and placed number in with them.
Parties purchasing twenty-five cents
worth Of cigars received check, and
on the day mentioned above, the box
will be opened. The party having a
check corresponding to the one in the
box, will receive the cigars.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Election of UnlcGra.

At the convccation OF Delta Chapter
No. 6 r. A. NJ. held last evening IL,
following officers were elected:
High Priest---J. W. Lawson.
king-J. u. Price.
scribe--J. +. Qligley.
Tfeasurer--A. &. Robinson.
Secretary--Wilmer Palmer.
c. IA. D. Warner.
p. Sd. A. Bond.
\. A. C.--J. Parka Postles.
NJ. "a VI. II. Young.
NJ. "a V.-David Connell.
NJ. LIST V.--Mark L. Garrett.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

c. II. Seminar of the Conference
Worker" and proprietor Of the store
at Sixth and Shipley streets where
Sunday School supplies are kept, has
treated his readers and the public with
his "Christmas Budget" containing a
fine assortment of miscellaneous reading
and the advertisements Of large mum
Der of merchants who want customers
at Christmas times.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

AtolL five o'clock last evening FIRE
broke out in what is termed q glazing
and dying building at Pusey's cotton
mill Thirteenth and Poplar streets.
The fire. made pretty large blaze and
many were Of the opinion that heavy
loss had been sustained by tie finn bat
upon iuquiring We fud that 5000 will
cover the entire lofs of time and all.
One of the girls employed in the room
accidentally threw u handful Of cotton
into 2 jet Of gas thus causing tie fire.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Word has been received from the
Hayes Quartetts singers that Miss Bar
rows will accompany them on Thurs
day might next at their concert In the
Union NJ. Il. church of this city. This
will be good news to many, who have
been Wishing for Gu opportunity to
hear that celebrated lady sing.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
APay.day suggeR,iOn.

a correspondent writes to US aud
requests US to suggest to the manufac-
turers Of the city who have Tuesday
for a ay'day. to postpone it until
Wednesday in order to give their en-
ployees an opportunity to join in the
Grant reception. We join in the re-
quest of our correspondent, but think
Monday would suit better, as the en-
p!0yees would then have some money
to pay their fare with.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Gs,tire Ready Tor Frost.

Jacob Pnsey. the snterprisins ice
dealer last week daned up Rattle Snake
Ruu opposite the City Railway Depot
bat after the rain Of Saturday night
ard Sunday morning he found he was
not "aorthadam." Nothing daunted
however, Mr.. Pussy is suergetically at
work again Determined to dam the
thing to perfection.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

NOTlUE.-Iu conformity with the proy,.
AZ sion OF the act passed BY the Genera
Assembly OF the State OF Delaware on the 2otI
day OF March. A. d., 1875, hereby give no.
tee that nm application was fled In the Su.
perior Court on the 2lst day Of October. A.
j. 1879. for a Charter Of Incorporation Of =
Company, called "The James Il Webb Prln,
ing and Stationery Company. TO carry on ths
business OF tho manufacture oil books, prints
and stationery In all its branches, and that a
dra't Of the proposed Charter was filed win
the app'icttios, and Ia open to inspee tion
CHAS, BfiASTON, Pr0thonotary.
New Cnstle Oct, a 1879 l0I22I
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
The w. e. n. II. X. Business.

Business has for some time past been
very brisk Oh tue Wilmington * North
ern railroad, heavy freight trains run
ming each way. The French Creek
Branch is well under way and will pro-
badly be ready TO operate early in the
Spring. We are glad 10 note the improv-
ed prospects of the road.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
No Truth In II.

1t was currently reported upon the
street this morning tina. the "Morn-
ing Herald" had been purchased hy
Levi Bird, Esq. Upon investigation we
ind that there has been no sale made
although it is understood f4ct that the
Herald" is for sale If the proper pur-
;haser comes along.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

yirAL,xnD enospnArEs.

A flainand neiys fsoidrcs fror1 oil otb.,
tones, ~ i, iico I0ed Of tao vital or nerve
giving pr,ncirfs 81 tic OK brain and wheet
germ, being siiaiar 10 lig. wl.cli sIlsiains Ina
human biuln atd neiTcc. They restore losi
|ene gy IN alivsasncfts OF mind or body, re.
lieve DEBILITY and horycp rets. give vitality in
the Insufficient growth G; tii.Gren, ptfen thep
al 'ositon, Gre nenrp,cin, and prevent con.
SUMPTION. Physicians nave nioS6sibed 1C0OA
PACKAGES.
r. CROSBY, GEO Sixth Ave, ny
For sale by Y. JAIrS BrLT
Cor, Gth and Market sts., E.lpinftsn, Eel.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Levy Court Commissioned William
A. Morrison informs the public that
the new bridge over Pike creek was
opened to travel on Monday last. The
structure is a neat and substantial look
ing affair. John Mccormick did the
stone work and the Ei6emoor Iron
Co. furnished the iron.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
she Tbemas A. smytn Pest

Of thu Grand Army of the Republic,
will attend the reception Of General
Grant in a body. leaving this city In a
special car at 730 a. IN, (to-morrow. }
Members Of the Post can procure their
tickets frea at Headquarters this even
on application TO Il. c. Fraim Depart
ment Commander.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Albert G. Yeatman, Of this city, who
went to Nebraska last jane for his
health is deceased. His remains are ex.
pected to arrive at his brothers resi-
nance, No, 1922 Chestnut street, about
Friday or Saturday next. Due notice
will be given Of thu funeral.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

NIT, Wl1sIOTTG .JJINI0L syrup \ TIC OlIy
,hnL that lHOthc, can rely uNon for then
children. 1t cOrrccis aciilty Q, the stomach,
cures wind co,ic, res,uletei the DOw.s snd
2ivsa rest, hcalt ant co Giott to mother aud
cbilI. During the process Of tCethiug It's Yliue
Is incalcuidbe. 1t 50 tons tire gums r3Iuces
Inflammation and gllays all plia, thereby
UyInE rest b the child and comfort ~ the
mother, I'VE ty.!igg cent. u bOtt.3.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
from "a PtaphIa.

This morning Clerk Frazer received
from Memphia, Tenn. a mortnary re-
mort for November. The population IL
about 1000, similar 10 Wilmington,
and th4 death rate was lab. Twenty
four of these were OF yellow fever.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
u u. agBtn gDA d 90.
e.
BANK ERS i BROKERS
N. E. Cor. fourth aad narAes,
WlLMINfTON,D ELAW AEh

ToR SALr.-200 Wilmington City Loan 20
shares Union National Bank; 5D Masonic
Hall Bond 100 ~ New Castle County Bond.
US. FOuRS FOX SALE
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia New Tsrs and ston stocg
ought and sold on commission. Every iacli
los afforded Tor persons 10 soil or lnvost II
:tuess or bonds. leJ4J-iy
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
CHANGED Hama,

The smDgerbund Hall, .oA Fourth
street, has passed into II Hands of
Mr.. +. Bishop, who has leased the en-
tire binding. Mr.. b. proposes to rent
the building in which there are several
ooms to evening parties.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Coroner Butt yesterday afteruc on
held an Inquest upon the body OF a
colored child who died suddenly ON
Sixth street below Walnut. VcIlict
natural causes.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

NOTICE THE WILMINGTON LOAN
IN Association now offers new stock lor
sale. and Is ono OF the most desirable TO Ioin.
IL owns no real estate, hasn't one doubtful In
vestment. has a board Of directors composed
OF The most judicious ard successful buslaeg
rates, Offering superior advantages therefor,
to both borrower and investor Gall day On
evening on GEORGE G. MARS.
l22lm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Liberal League.

Tomorrow morning at the room of
the League No. 2l9 King street, at 10. 80
O'Clock, 10 minutes speeches on pro-
miscuous subjects. Public are invited.
Seats free.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
grescrIptipn Free.

,1f to- &. gsuy Cure Of seminal WeaElGr.
Loss Of GLgnh0oj, and all disorders hrouhr.
90 ~. led Secretion or eAofso ANY Druggist
at7 t,.s iu-r-iIrutE. Address
DtN la5Ui q CO., y Na5S4n st. New Y9rg
i.stI'.l WY
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Lincoln Clnb excursion tickets 10 the
Grant Reception for sale to all. A good
band OF music will accompany the party.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Lost.

A lava ear ring, going from Eighth
and Walnut to Fourth and Lombard.
If left at $40 Walnut street, the finder
will b. rewarded.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Not Ng,

The fellow who wore such long face
last evening We can say did not get
shaved at Smiths No east Third street.
His razors ara sharp and never
fail to take the beard OF.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Mrs. A. N. Keigwin was also present.
cd by the ladies with pair OF hand.
some tides aud were duly ACKNOWLEDGED
by her.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

Lincoln Club excursion tickets to the
Gran. Reception for sale to all. A good
band ofmusio will accompany the party.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15
Letters Patent.

Mr.. Chas. Bliss, whose establishment
is at 400 King street, this morning re-
ceived patent from fl. Il. Paine, Com
missioner of Patents at Washington, D.
c., for a new smelling Furnace.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

iNUuND "A horse nd dearborn were found
n last We lncsaay mOrni e on he Phla-
drlphi PIX, three miles from Wilmington.
mo owner can procure Them on application to
Joseph q. Guest near Hollyoak. IL l34t1tw
Daily Republican., 1879-12-15

NOTlCE. THE WILMINGTON SAY.
ING FUND SOCIETY HEREHY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AfTER
JANUARY !, 1880, INTEREST WILL. M
ALLOW Ed ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE Is
OF THE BOARD.
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS,
WILMINGTON. Ocf. lsr. 1879. i0.l 3nd