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Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
ALonrhson,e Hound.

A pale light haired young man whose
right hand nervously caressed siokly
looFing moustsche, occupied tue dock
at police court last evening charged
with exposing his person on the public
street and acting otherwise indec ntly
in the presence of ladies. James Cook
ia the title the villain dissraces, and ii
cropped out in the testimony OF Ser
seent Jones that James ia the individ,
ual who was convicted about eighteen
months since for acting in a similar
manner in the peigborhood OF No.
school. At the hearing last evenina
the ladies refused to come appear, and
all that could be fastened upon Cook
was the charge OF corner lounglny'
His Honor, however, imposed fine o.
$40 aud costs upon Cook. 1t is stated
tn at Cook ia a married man and has a
family of three children.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
4 Hlivcr Mine in Montgomery


Silver mines are HpringiDg up all g.
round. An old one has been Ieopened
on the property of Jacob Underkofller,
in Upper Hanover township, Montgom-
cry county, near Pennsburp. The
shaft, about six feet irom the surface,
enters solid rock, goes down twenty
eis hit feet, then ten feet horizontally,
tfen down again twen'y-eight feet, ten
feet horizontally, and six feet down,
In the earth with which the mine was
filled was found hammers, grindstone,
a wheelbarrOw, frying pan and other
articles. The mine was worked and
then abandoned one hundred and fifty
years ago by party of Europeans. Dr.
Thomas B. Hillegass,. Of Upper Hano
yer, says that he tried to work this
mine thirty-fve years ago, and that
he found small nuggets of what wal
supposed to be silver ore, took them 70
Philad lphia for analysis, and was told
that the value Of the mineral would
not pay for working the mine, and 60
he filed 1t up again.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
State GlippInEs.

On Monday Mr.. Peter Il. Smith, ol
WcoAlryton, and lis son, young m&a
aged - years, were cut rabbit huBt.
ing. Mr Smith was walking ia front
Of bis sol with his run cooked, there
was 10 guard over the trigger, when 2
buah or tNig caught the barrel forcing
the gun back and pressing the trigger
against lis shGulatr causing it TO BE-
discharged. The young man caugutt the
contents Of the gun il his throat and
breast causing bad vound, but it il
though! that he viii recover.
Edward Ridgely, Esq. es trustee,
sold On Tuesday this lands Of tho late
Joseph Cosdcn, consisting Of two farms,
located 5wo miles west OF Hazlettyilie,
near Thomas Chapel. One, Of 5(
acres, was purchased ly J. Borroushs
ct $40 per acre. The othar farm Of s.
acres, was purchased by Benjamin
Cubba2e, Erq., at $ll per acre.
The New York "H rai3," in u list o
the horses that have beaten 2.3O thi;
year, gives "Sherman Morgan" as hav
ing done it twice. His record now is 2 20
This horse is wintering at the farm o.
his owner, John y. McWholter, IN St
Jones Neck, near Dover
Thus far the Game Protective Associ
alton Of this State, has received about
81 800 as dues from resident and non
resident gunners. All this money viii
be used in buying game for the severa
counties.
The contract for Laying tke pavement
and putting the iron fence in front o.
the Post Office, in Dover, has beel
awarded to Mr.. Bradley. at 81 100.
Sunday, December 14th, is fixed up
on as the date on which to dedicate tht
new NJ. 4. Church, OF Middletown.
Theodore Tilton was poorly received
in Dover on Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
LOCAL rIaB TABLE.
rRAIHs LEAVE vrIsGIuerou,

For Philadelphia: Al, 100, $40, ~. s.oo
l1.o2 1880 . ~; l1lS, 10. no Xy0' s. .S0.
100, 9.top. NJ. On sunday, IN SlO. 8.
m, $50, $50, eAe p. m.
Per New York: an. 100, 1904 .. m. II Is,
1889 p. u, Limited Express, s u, D. m.
Fsr bsi.nors and washington; iaSl, alo,
ioA, sls, p. N. On Sunday, IL sl, alo,
For baltimore and hay Line: 7.osp. m.
For baltimore and way usuons s.s6 3. M,
alsp. m.
For New Css,,e: SIS, .. M, Llo, $50 D. m.
For Deiswsrs X. r.: s.lt =. m.: Lilo, $50 p.
No sunday trains.
For Wilmington 4 Northern II. H.: 60, Q.
IT,; o.06, p. M; 6.30, p. N. Sunday except
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: 7.l6, 1880, Am.
sop. m.
rRAIHs AsMvs AT WILMINGTON.
From Phiiadslphia: 1913, 2.os, $40, alo o. N.
lL3, l2.i2, LOG, 400, 40, 5.1s, 6.2o, 100
~, h.lop IN. On Sundays: iaaa, 2o3
1910 .. M; 7.35, Ills, D. M.
from Baltimore: 2l5, 9. 30 o.6la. m; H. 03, l2a,
6.%' s.so p. N. Tn Sundays Alb, q. m.
F.On Washington: ais, q. m.: lao,, 1887
~, 800 p. N. On Sundays 2ib a. III.
9.se p. IN.
From New Casele: $50 ll.bo O. m;
6lb p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM delaware X. H.: $50 a. m.; n.63, s%'
PIN.
Ffom Wilmington \ Northern n. X: 8si
a. u. ll.So a. m.; and 6.35 p. m.
F:om Delaware Western X. r.: 500 d. NJ
2lb, 500 p. II. Sunday train 6.25 Y. M.
raAIns Soa WILMINGTON LKAvn PHrLApzr,
pIIA.
T:omBroa.l street and Washington avenue
T.3o, 500. 1880, Has u. M: 30, co, 100
BIO, 800. 100 0.45. ll.S0 p. m. On Sun
days: $50 D, NJ; 600, sl5.ll.S 80 p. IN.
ON Thirty-Second and Market streets: Los
100, ils5S n, G.; 1928, 400 600, ll.S0 p. nj
On sandavs' Les. a. 10.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
LOcalettcs.

The associates otthe late Samuel N.
Davis, son Of Capt. Peter Davis, resid-
lug at No. lol6 Poplar street, presented
the parents of the deceased with beau
tiful memento of their departed boy,
ia the shape of a wreath OF wax flow
ers epcircliDg photograph Of the de-
ceased.
A grand social will be.given in Prof.
Webster's rooms on !. Thanksgiving
afternoon. The best music in tie city
will be in attendance.
sam'l McMullen the injured brake
man referred to yesterday, slept well
last night, and is decidedly better this
morning.
Three drunks made up the list Of ca
ses at police court this morning and
the usual fine was imposed in each case.
Mr.. Joseph Hooper has sold the 50
loon on Filth street between Market and
Kiny, TO Tomas J. Farmar. eg
Observation-Disclosures Gallery will
be open from 6 q. m. till o p. m. Come
carly and avoid the rush.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
A Heroie Omeer.

About half past two o'olocky Yesterday
morning nre wss discovered issuing
from . small frame dwelling ON Water
street between Orange and Shipley sts.
Pierce Ferguson, a railroad employees,
6rst saw the fire and gave the alarm,
among those who responded was Ser
geant Legg, of police force. When the
sergeant arrived at the scene several
women were standing in the street
shrieking that an old lady was fastened
up in the second story. The flames
were making rapid headway at th'
time and the old lady who could bt
distinctly seen at the second story
window appeared to be bewildered, and
apparently refused to make any effor'
to escape. Sergeant Leeg kicked oper
the lower doors and rushing up tn.
ricksty stairs through the flames and
smoke carried the old lady by fore.
out of the second story window anC
h anded her down over the shed roof Il
those below thus saving her life. The
flames were finally extinguished.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
She was ACeard He Might.

James Pennington and Charles Ryan
both colored. aud residents Of Wollas'
ton street had a hearing at Police Court
Yesterday morning on the charge OF
fighting aud generally aisorderly con
duct. Three colored damsels one the
wife OF one of the prisoners, were the
witnesses in the case ard 1t was evl'
dent FROM their testimony that they did
not wish to conYict the accused. Ont
on testifyiug said she had them arrest
ed because she saw that they had beer
drinking little and she "was af'ared
Charlie might commences to cuss, and
he was awful when he started cussipg
His Honor finpd each of the prisoners
81 90 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
~ EHiSTER'S ORDER.
rEnISrIsR,S nrFlCE.


NEw CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. -, 1879.
Upon tho application Of j. " Darlington,
Administrator oi Jacob HessLr, late Of
Wilmington, IN said county. LtGGaEed,
II IL ordered and directed by tao Re
gIstcr that the Administrator aforesaid. gl,a
notice Of the granting OF letters Of Ad.
ministration upon the Estate U. the dc.
ceased with the date OF granting thereof, By
causiugs advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date OF such letters, In SIX
OF the most public places Of the county 0i
New Castle. recurring al persons having de-
mands against the Estate, 10 present the same,
or abide by an act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same to be Inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,. n newspaper
published In Wilmington, and 10 se Continued
theTeia three weeks, te-o.tl
--~~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
~ New Castle, In New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
:. &. BlGGS, Register.
NDIlCE---All persons having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased. must Pre-.
sent the same, duly attested to the Admins.
tra'OT, Oh or before Nov. 20, 1850, or abide
the Act OF Assembly ia sucD case made and
provided. EUWARD DARLINGTON,
Administrator.
Address w Wllmirgtou, Del. ll20
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
Worms! WOvnsi worms
ybe Pills Of the World.

Are ur. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
gar Coated, without an equal. They Lever
sasy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
he lost energies by promoting the heal ny
action of the Liver In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In tae right or lett side or
through the l. ibgs Indigestion, Cos ivehets,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, BAD
Feelings through the body, Acning Limbs,
Billiousness, Lsnguor, General NeaEness
and other bodily iniirmities are cured. They
ARE the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickeniny Weak,
ness, or leaving the bowels costige. Thev
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and county store keepers
ASK for Dr. Silnms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth ana King; winning
ton. Del. Philade phla. . 2 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EtiISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NZw CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. 8, 1879.
Upon the application Of Iiugh Stirling,
Administrator Of John Kelly, late 0
Christiana Hundred, in said county, de
ceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Register, that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF grantingot letters of Administra-
ton upon the estate OF the deceased, With
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad.
yertisements to be posted within forty days
rom the date OF such letters, In six Of the
most public places of the county Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present tho same, or
abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
10 be inserted, within the same period, in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, ana TO be continued
therein three weeks, (e.o-d)
49,, tiiFen under the band and seal o.
L.s. oface OF the Register aforesaid, at
'~~~' Ne" Castle, In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
=. G. BlGGS, Register
EOTICE.--Ali sorsons having claims against
tbs estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly Gttested TO the Administrator on O.
before Nov s, 1850, Ur abide the act OF AS
sembly IN otch case made and provided.
HuGH STIRLING, Administrator
Addr,ss-W Wilmington, Del. ll-l0
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
nis.racefni

Abont ten o'clecS last evening, q
Young lady whose parents and family
ara very respectable people, was max
ing disgracefll exhi yition Of herself
on the steps Of her parents Residence,
on Fourth street, she being at the
time beastly drunk A young gentle.
man passing by who was acquainted
with her spoke to her, not Eoticing her
condition at the time butin attempting
to recognize his salutation she pitched
hsadlung forward, and had not the
young man caught her, she stood fair
chance of breaking her neck. We with
hold names out of respect for h7r fImi-
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
ErNECrTURS SALE OF REAL AND
t'I PERSONAL PROPERTY.

/ 4 A I.akNp4NLl4s iIANBl LIN 4
! Wulbe soll AZ Pao ic sale on
/ iTEUEs Day, Aln DAY OF DGNr nB-E,
! at TEN oc'crk Il m, rt tho tate reside art OF
J3-EFd GElFNIH, deceased, OHe mile
sJdth ol Esuark. pela@n-e. the following
! Rel Estate ana Personal Property;
no. /. Thg Home u'm Of l2O acres. divided
into convenient fields, good LenJluE well wat
rrsi with sufficient wood and tiuhsr. The
tract e Improved by a large aui cpm@D!,OIS
mi' * hi8uAou House, large Darn ard other
oulbuiipgs Hlo apple orc.a,d ana q Hrio.
- t.! other irtu!
10. 2. hlIoIui1r Ne. +, conte'ung2G Ir.as,
'.rac r"I4, and II utrs1r9, tn good q ~
House. E.T,,uui op'"L ij,nlt, 'ppla orchard,
Aud nLhrrIrUL Tu' gr.rtFl! make one OF
the b.Ht iru't, iarrt 10 the Ulny. itGntlng
,l t6urua' OtH Go's5, yui he'd ,ei Il" ~ g 60 .-
u.0gc iarru,
10. .. c.otaiasig ac',, r,d.:ar paoh,s.
fronts ON pnDHC lDAi IefnI4a 10 gWJrb, 1UI
g., ouc.baii H.. e t0lA the ioUI Iuc, AvGgel J
IA oa ;hsruli by excellent tho.n, the liEG
laH"iny Ill url
MI .1Yl-- lNa hlln ur W.pun Home
wool, n.y. tps p. y. q y, r.. nai contains 4!
ar.g.. 3 ..t, ami I'i. nur"u., pi hghly cult
,aged aud rI'h acol i-AalG-. Al! tue land
u.ing lrr.t.,i im0st l.. the lu"t - NuwuIk,
rs.. ..-s, o. n..I.lg uH. lus ir4gtHs % tore
Is coul ,r.D4 ono vi t.g best l0gms 10 The
ue..ulUIA@Gl,
glom,tue same t,mUagd p.a . VIII be SOD
att G oilOHuy Pc s0ual Property:
70 tg.rr. " the IhIaiuliha, whining. .Ja
1uG h }iimufc Ea,ropd stock Ior cash.
A. shares Oi tao National B.nk Of ECWarl
! slurh ,'Cl.i,.
~ ,no'e Ut Pennsylvania Nnd Delaware
! RailrOad stock.
| One ho.sp, q COVE, . lGrge fat hcgs, 2 shote
fpys, 900 % UNrggf % gDDi rhat 80 buScel Gt
! sOod Oatg. $40 W SO ru,heis Of nov lnrn, good
| hay by the ton, stump puIler, Saddle, Dridle.
| collars Hud rtt,r harLGss one carriage, mar
| kat Wagon. Ea'.or iurnltare, chamber iuni-
| ture. beds, teiding, burola, tables, household
| furniture generally aud many other articles
! not herein mentioned.
| The terms Of sale, except hgreinbClore ne IN
cd uu stock, VIII DO un0dG known on the d y
| % sale.
All persons desiring to view The Real Es-
ate before the sale t31 DO 80 ~ calIirg on
Jnmts Il Ray q Co.., Newark, Del, VINO will
I give any int,rmatiOn required.
| WM. X. Lon kWOOD,
Il. T.. CIR FIFTH, Executors.
IRVjNG GRIFFITH.
ByJAME Is II. Ray Y CO., Tor Executors
A CANNON Auc Newark Delaware.
| II ltB 1tw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
YsLRstina. EMare voter.

Ellen Durham and Ella Price, two
colorel dlmselH started little "schonI
for scandal" on their Own hook up in
Wollaston street, and several parties
whose characters and regulations had
been tossed about rather lively by the
pair, appeared against them before
Squire Brady on Saturday evening
last, and the Squire futd the twain
fifty cents and SOS IS each aud held them
% keep the 2 -.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
Real Estate Sale.

Samuel Cu!bert, Real Estate Agent,
500 ShipIey street, has sold for Archi-
bald 5. Reed the property G29 Jefferson
street, to Edward A. Ellcott for $500
In converaation with Mr.. C. he in
formed u5 that be had qnite a number
of private residences in different por,
tions OF the city for sale, al prices fol
" hich they cannot now be built and a.
materials If all kinds which entrr int
bliliingi are advancing he thinks
that those who d-!ay purchasing now
Will have to pay more wnen the Spring
opens.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
A " ed ding Anniversary.

A large number of friends and rela
tives Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Silcox, sur
prised them at their residence at SEQ
ond and Walnut streets, OH the occasion
Of their seventeenth wedding anniver
sary on Thursday evening last. Tn,
evening was spent pleasantly and con
graduating expressions were freely sx
changed.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
Tho eiyaAHon Lsape CaaC.

Ta4 KEpCBLIcAX vas informed This
morning. in New Castle on pretty good
authority that Harry Branpon who is
charged with commitlirs rape upon
little Mary N. Morris, will not b. tried
On that charge but viii BIZ allowed 20
plead guilty to indecent assault. This
will insure him about mine or ten years
imprisonment.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
Innarfant 10 M1shers.

Mrs. Wlnslows soothing Syrup Is the on J
thing that mothers can rely upon for theli
cnildren 1t cOrrects acidlty Of the stglnach
cures wind colc regulates the bowels ond
gves rest heaIJ AMI co Aiort to mo her and
child. During the process OF teething It's Valht
is incn!culab,e. It so'tcns the gums rsGGce'
inflammation and allays all pale, thereby
giving rest 70 the child and comfort 10 tAe
mother. 'cws snty i've cehts bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
kNrTkCiLn7l.

Tu+ tin young men who ware mp
before His Honor for creating q !~lse
alarm OF fro with the Delaware hose
carriage, are 70: members q the cgm'
pany, and tNey were arrested at the
instigaion OF the Trustees Of III" com.
pauY.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
A World Of Good.

Ore Of the most popular medicin now be-
fore tho Amer can public is Hop Bitters You
Sc 1t everywhere. People take 1t with good
effect. 1t builds them up. II Is no as pleas
ant to the taste Ms some other Bitlers as IL y
NOV n wniskey drink |, is more Ii e the old
fashioned bone set tea that has done Wo ID
OF good. L you don't feel Just right try HOY
Rittars - tNunda News.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
slvseEsn with Paralysis,

Yesterday morning while j. Morton
Poole, senior metaber of theft Of. NJ
Poole & Son, tool manufacturers, vas a.
breakfast he was attacked with paraly'
sis. lie was carried to bed and this
morning his condition is improved.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
q, sknLArL.

David McConau2hey, "bo owned
considerable iron laHd On Iron Hill,
died on Thursday u! his boarding
place, tho Black Horse Hotel, in this
city. The body was taken to Newark
yesterday for burial.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

VDlIN aAMO, SEW ii VI AClIlNE ia
u 1aar. Northwest cur. NlnVh ana oTan2s
reefs, Wilmington, l. AR hrs!claSs
Sewi 4 Machines i,f sac on easy terms Oll,
Needles .gd Attachments Tor all Machines
R5pa.rla5 sytCi4!ty. open in the eEeaiA+
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

$500 sSnys55 'a' Of s5s 's Tsry as'St 1a1 @
ties that ctmmittnd hiSnwdy robbery. and &t.
tempted TO CuMmit murder on the bJay al
MlIinrd 4. Tuit. On Saturday evening, about
O'Clock, the Sih day OF November, lsI9, near
Pennsylvania avenue aGd Clayton streets.
l.lItt i i. hlL.M md. Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
aiA&HlnM,

GOSS&R-JONI S.--At the NJ. Z. PARSONAGE
-. Georges D-.. ny the Eeg !. rF,I
: p,eu. nv. J0Ia Closer ant Mis- Ma,
e.cI L. .lyses. 3 tn OF New Castle Go, Tel
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
%yE"r& u OF TEAS

.u.Ha~ u WIFE'5 l2yJ MA ,khT ST,
up.'. 81, aJa.l ag,rr'. ~ ;sugtr 6, :.
-nul D,. o. 50 "olire tt- 10 ".a-s cur ie
.oIi anl rls,sae!. tul; gooi CyH'r -. - au!
"J,.... 10 .aaN fut.lf - ,na ruD.lt.r's
.&. % .tu..', h.. Iiro ~ rcuts, g. .v
u.. ..H o. 0t"s0o:4h rrDs.ira 70 unW.,
ar'D ....v..tt p,uf- ja ;"tJa chow ~ .eu',:
u.., .. .nea.l 1u.t.,, 2 ns. lcDI ca1u .u
.r...-. 5,.ula;l b.s iU,ctags - cuu: &iL-
'.r. . '.y,.as d. ,.l.uu1rJ,Is ll'., Goz;
u.,i. '.H..-. lu,tf. T. ..uL1rr " D-. ~ tlS
&t l.4. rl-rs .1,,i, ! D.. Joig ~ c', Gsr
.a,,..rgDr h:oturuDNaa isilg - o* 3
g .-Ieay -octs.; ;odlraed 30 cts; eDG tgr.
F.N -.r.s; cH uy-le,e q and 5 ct,i& r.rs .n1'
90. .5rts: .l-r '1J.s. cI1: -'1oZgi nI'.-
o. q -E.,@,r.' .srlar .,ai i.r's, i... 3
.' d D.. sa,.u 80 c,s rueap G4o 1,'aj@t2
....'.. b a., .ht d o.. U: a.'HNaJta
....t t:"D.. "rJ,.s Bel, a 'ltn.'l CTS Do ;
h. FwT4 prIngN % .: la post h.rha,,
81 #D#ufr.7 in ing - pyre .'rd sa1 age
-. l.u.l' tam uI- % al.HY-r c. any
oNp.e IN tla CITY #sW had b. lnre. jyt De!ic'
.Lu udyoI.r, lu I!. e.. & NE I'D ~ the lar
l,llsat r. H. H-l&'=, ls.J Mar&.tSt
~ l.-Iyl-.H.g
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
I,ItLs.

EEED,--Ou Sa'lrIAy evening, j. tlG,DeIu
kteu.
Relative. q. Il.,1s Gro 'r7 ted 70 atiNri
her ,uagru. l.G tho Iog dp.cg d, her hu
t1ul Join f.. 2. 80 T-tiipu trHr. or
Vur.i, ails Noon, H>t,o y'c.ocA. IN ct.DgAi
Z MI. 81. g.. r,Istlr..
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

STN. ALEXANDER, JPTI IAN, or
=, RpxD0roI2h. viii stay with Dr.. j. NJ.
Curtis. 81 Market s;r ct, Whining on, FIJI
day, u &C. B 10 Dec. Il. irOn y. m, 10 ?. NJ.
ll.2Z-2R.3Aw 8 W
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
oBINsoN's OYSTER BAY,

Finest Oysters and CLANS In the city br :
cents per quart, Or 8 quarts ,or ol.oO. FAM
lies, Hotels and b ,staurants supplied. OF
city. kOBINSON'B, III ". Ninth strsst.
N. B.-Next door u r. Il Robinson 4 Bros
0foosTy Stors. eth snA OFssxs II. lAlalss
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
A S'ars:.

To ali ,gha are suffering from the hfrolS enc
ND .scral ions o. yOutn, nervous weakness
early dosay, 1855 ol maaAopd, ot5., WI Sc ..
a recIn1 lhat viii cure you EREE "
CHARGE. Tlii great ;onejy "&s dis'h'
ored by RiI5l,Uulry IN SGeth AMarlra. - .''
! sclfaGdia5H Gt eIybloOe 70 the REV, Jooasl
T. lsMAN. station u. Nov York Clty.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
Fermentation Free.

For the speeiy cure Of Seminal Weakae.a
Loss Uf Manhood and all disorders brought
on by ind secretion OF eEJssl. ANY DfuEgla'
has the iuEreiientg. Address
DAVIDSON Il co, Is n 2ssaa ST., New lVrE
T-s tu'si WHY
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

ID ARGAIN! BARGAIN I! BARaAIN!i
ID A small amount Of cash will buy valu..
able stock and fixtures. Call on ]. H
FRANK. grocer, northwest cor. eth and King
tYeets. 1l.2nStA
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
TRATIS a 60 PAGE CATALOGUE

gE
Containing much valuable information;
ais0 list OF peaches wi.n rotation in ripen-
iur aCd a lat Of Southern or long keeping
aDpieS. Il fruit much needed here. Every
IruIt grower should see this list OF apples and
Guy no more OF the Now Y0rs or Western va.
IiGties to plant here 'of winter apples, Tor
grown here tuey arc not winter apples Also
a receipt for a
WASH FOR TREES,
which will drive out bOrers ii in the peach,
apple ounce and ash and not one half the
time or cost in applying it as to remove with
knife and II applied annually there will he
no b0rsrs in the .reea and not one peach -
die with the yeliows, where thousands die an.
nualIy now Also jipaD, persimmon. queen
Of the market, raspberry with full line OF
nursery stock at greatly reduced prices. Send
pos al card iOr catalogue. Call and sse stock.
A II orders sent by mail will receive careful At
tention. RANDOLPH PETERS,
1C-16- 3mw Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
Tttapk ,riytug.

BJactrr'a Caller will be- open from
G a. N. TIL 6 2. N. Come early and
avoi! tie rush.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
PUBLIC SALES.
VALU BILE CRY PGOPGRPY AT
v pUBLID SALE,

w rAl MIA DECEb FEh a D, wv,
On the premises In tho city Of Chester, viii
he offered at pu0ic sale, all that Valuable
STORE PROPERTY,
No. s WosJ TnIid street. adjoining the ST.
Lawr@uCe HUttl. being In tue uerlTai bus.
iuCSs portion Of the city, and haviUg been &C.
CAPPED tor the past fifteen years as u QueeGs-
ware stOfe.
The improvements are 2twOFlOIy frame c55s
building, twenty 3.hYC lagt front, occupied i-.l
~ t~o stores Irc back building Is Of hrrk,
twenty by ihiiiy ieet, the upper part OI whioh
is divided into rooms, suitable Tor oiIige I'be
lower part OF the main building connects vita
the back. and Is occupied ~ a single store
This property II Gu the Insst uDlIc thor
Oughiare n the city, and for aLy enc who de-
si.es +" 90 hufiGes3, no better con bG iound.
The saio viii .aEe p nee at . O'Clock, p NJ.
'uDuitiyng, which VIII 10 IiJ,Ta, viii be
made k4uT q Oa day Ot sails. EUl idrtH,r in.
.oIma.ioa apply to the uudt@ignld on TIE
prcMIs-S ALEH. HARPuR.
li.4.4Z9+
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
TsUBLlc SALE

DUBLlH SALE
or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
VIII te sold a. PGblic Sale Gt Green IilI
ou thO Aenuelt Pike, hall mile from tho city
ii.uit6, UA
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER -. 1879,
At2 O'Clock, =. NJ,
90 lcll Jws: B5dstIa =, Bed and Bedding,
Bu.g .guds ChllTs, Mattresses, Sluye. Clrpete,
China, Glass and que n6warn, Cook and
li0Ot1 Stoves, ahl al kinds o. GOODS used
about housekeeping. Snlo uOsitivo,
HUGH STIRLING,
Admnlstritor Of John Kelly, deceased.
J.. W. Stldha1 & son, AucJ. lllE 5td.ltw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

TURRAH FORTUkklI ,.--fraat pflze
ii ghoatng on Wednesday and Vhotsday
utXt for q lyt o. tuc ii @ tuT uT4GJSard ch ckGus
ut Chris faIlr's sniO0n ard shooting gal e,y.
Nc. 40 Pine strCct, ~ ulaiASuIeu. !rIeHUa
and tkc plD tr iG general are ipNiged.
ll.g2.Zjs ClKls, BAUER irpi,rtetOr.