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Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Rev. Mr.. PIersOn Not Dead.

Next TO Rev. John w. Pierson him.
self there are none more gratified than
we, 10 learn that the rumor in relation
TO his death is false. The information
brought 10 the afternoon papers came
from such reliable source that to
have doubted the intelligence would
have been reflection upon the unim-
peachable veracity of our informant.
We accepted the information as a
physical tact, and hied us to the Wes-
leyan College for data. Securing this
We prepared to expatiate on the Rever-
end gentleman s well known virtues.
AS TO our success as an obituary writer
We leave that with the Reverend gem
tleman himself. The news of Mr.. Pier
sons death being generally accepted as
truth among his brethren in this city,
and there being no immediate means
by which we could have learned
the verify Of the rumor we offer
this as an excuse for our too.
hasty action and apologize for our
apparent eagerness to cut short the rev
erend gen,leman's valuable existence.
He is rapidly recovering from his in
disposition. We wish him many years
of usefulness.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Fifteenth Visit.

Or. Darmon, formerly of the Wash
iugton House, will again visit his IA,
tents OF this vicinity, and will be al
the select boarding house of Mrs. R. b.
Day, COS Marke. street, from Friday
noon, Dec. 18th, till Wednesday noon,
Dec, 3lst, where he will examine all
who may call, tell them if they have
any disease, where it is located, the or
gans affected, and the producing cause,
and this without asking any questions
Office hours From 8 a. III. 10 10 y, III.
Sundays, from 10 a. IN. to 7 p. m. All
his examinations and consultations Or,
free. Special attention given To al,
chronic diseases.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
LOGAN TIME TABLE.


TRAINS LmANh -.
ror pn'ls.ieipnIs; IA, 100, $40, aa5. 800
lIDl 10. 80 a. M; 1918, l23g, ~. 40, e'so'
100, e.tS D. IN. On Sunday, An Sio. D.
10, 500, $50, p.ab y. d, ,.,o
Va, New Jorg AL, 100, 1907, a. m, IL. 10
~. 10 o. ri, Limited Express, 40, y. m' :,
For i3altlmore aad Washington; iIM, -,
s.2b a. m; l2.J2 p. IN. hh'tea IAp III ~
lo4, i.ls, p. IL. On sunday i"0i' ~''
For baltimore and Bay Line: 1903 p' m.
var baltimore and way btauons; s.31 a. u.
Scr Nav castle: s.Is, a. n, I.lo, eoaop m
For Delaware X. H.: s.iSa. NJ LlO' o'o' '
N.
No sunday trains. am .
For Wilmington Northern Il; u. 80,
m; sos, y. ~; b.sD, Y, N. SUNDAY ekcep
Far Delaware Western X. R.: !.lb, 1880, an
$50 p. In. -
| From Philadelphia: l2.%e, 400, ~, Wv d. ~,
la.oJ, i242, l.02. 2.5o, 40, DIS, o.xh, ~
sa1. n.l0p. N. On Sundays; ilss' 1oS
| ,o,Id u. m; 1856, Ills, p. III.
10. s,s8 D. m. On sundays: Alb. e. Ia
F,om Washington: AIS, o. NJ: llo3, i2sl
G.sS, 9.3s p. IN. On Sundays: AID g. H.
From Kew Castle. $50, n.b, =. M;
Gas d. III. NO SUNDAY tra'nn. go, . I,
From Delaware II. H.: $50 Q. N; h.o'' o't
From Wilmington Northern Il. Ii: Sc
a. m. u.3O q. m; and e.S5 p. m
| From Delaware Western X. H.: 500 n IA
2.lb, 500 y. m. Sunday train t.2e T. NJ.
raAIrs ron WILMINGTON LEAVE fHiLApaL
PHIA.
From Broad street and Washington aVsno,
~ 3O. 500. 1880, ll.4b q. ~. l.3O, S.Oo, so1
IS 900, 100 p.A5, l1.30 y. IN. On sun
-" DAYS: $50 q, ID; 800, 9.4b.ll.ao p. IN. =.
rrom rnlrly-Second and Market streets: LeS
g.lTso. i. is a. m; l2.2S, 400 800, ll.So p. 10
Nh sundavs' LOS. 4. II. r--t
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
me pills OF The WOtlf.

Are FIR. Simms' ' syetable Liver Pills, Su'
Ear coated, withoU. an equal. They never
Ir,pe or sicxen In q yerltinI, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the los. energies by promoting the healthy
action Of the Liver. Ia doing this Heaia2he,
Neuralgia, Pam Ia tae right or left side or
through the Inns, Indigestion, Cosdvene's,
sick stomach, Weak Back, nizzness. Bad
Feslin4s through the body, Aching LIMBS,
BlItousuess, L.ngaor, General Weakness
and other bodily inrrm!tles are cured. They
are tho only Pins kuogn that Will positively
operate without Gripping, Sicken'nk Weak
ness, or lsaying the bowels cOsti.e. Thew
promote healthy Liver aud leave the system
iree iIon Lus danger of prevailing diseases
sold by dealers and county store ecpers
ASK for DR.. Slmms' Pills and take others
Principal depot, Fourth and King. HilLDing
,on. Del. pllladel- hia. 6J2 Area ST
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
5;ranoywine n. T.. Church.

The revival services at Brandywine
NJ. Il. Church under the charge OF Rev.
4. 4. White, have closed resulting in
the conversion of Al persons, SO of
whom joined the church on probation.
Many of them were heads of families.
The Sunday School Of that church will
give free Christmas entertainment on
Tuesday evening next which will be
|signalized by well loaded Christmas
tree and grand literary feast of song
and defamation. Presiding Elder Mat
lack and Rev. w. S. Robinson of Ep-
worth Church, will be present and de-
liver addresses.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
(hapnlan,

the tobacco man of Delaware, has just
returned from New York with the largest
and best selected stock Of merschaum
goods, Chat probably ever was brought
into the State,) having purchased
direct from the factory. He is enabled
to sell them at lower prices than ever
was known in Wilmington. Ladies in
search Of presents for their friends,
lovers and husbands are particularly
invited to call before purchasing else
where: All goods as represented. Po-
likeness and fair dealing is an organic
virtue which has given the Tobacco
Temple of Delaware such a celebrity.
A. A. CHAPMAN.
S. W. cor. 4th and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Rcd Lion Sunday school.

The Red Lion M. L. Sunday School
gave very creditable exhibition in tn.
church at Red Lion on thursday even.
ing, which was very largely attended
The exercises consisted of singing, in.
strumental music, speeches, declama
tons, Rotations and dialogues. An ad'
mission fee Of rs cents was charged
and about $25 clear was realized. Rev
l.. L. Barrett pastor of the charge, il
now in his second year and has been
very successful. As he is only in the
sixth year of his ministry in the con.
ference, he is undecided as to the pro,
priesy of him staying another year on
the circuit.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
DlEIl

FuX,-On the 2lst Inst, Eliza, wife Of George
Fox, aged 81 years: .,,
Relatives and friends ara invited TO attend
the funeral, from tho residence o. hef nus,
htnJ at kislgg sun, Dnp0nt's Banks, on
thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. Inter.
meut at Mt. Salem cemetery.
I.oBB-Suddenly on the msrning OF the
al inst Catna riDe. widow OF the late Isaac
X, LoLb, In the 8sth year OF her age.
The friends OF the family are RESPECTFULLY
invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence, 1872 French street, on FRIDAY AFTER
noon, at = O'Clock. ,.,.
Dearest mother thou hast lett US,
And our loss We deeply feel.
Rnt It's God who has bereit US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
LOcalletles.

Detective Legg last night found a
drunken man crOuched on one of the
trucks OF the 1856 north bound train.
How far he bad ridden in this pefilous
position could not be ascertsined.
The Diamond State Spring Company
shipped yesterday one thousand Of
their Patent Eureka Draw Springs, to
the Central Pacific K. r. a. Sacramento,
Cal.
Albert Brooks who was famous as
doing the "eight horse act'' with the
Great London Circus, is dead. O..
Sliding was the principal mode Of
nsviga ion on the sidewalks this morn
ing. .,,.... a.. 4.
No hearings at police court last eyep-
ing.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLiI SALE
IL -OP--
real. ESTATE,

VIII be sold OF public sale, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1850,
on the premises, In LondODgrove toxnship
Chester county, Pa, enc mile west OF Chai-
ham, and two miles north OF West Grove, on
the Philadelphia Il Baltimore Central rail.
road and also ihree-tourths OF mile west OF
the Pennsylvania X Delaware railroad, the
following decrbed real estate, containing "
acres OF land, Tour oiwhich are timber, bOu nd
oil by properties of l.ndley Way and Marga-
ret Chapman. and Is on the road leading from
Chatham TO White Horse. The improve a.
ments consist Oi brick dwelling, three " vi
rooms and kitchen on the first floor and i've
rooms on the second, one ceiled room Ia the
attic; doubie-decEer barn, wagon house and
corn crib attached and overshot, work shop,
smoke house, hog house, wood and ice houses
The buildings are all in good order. Well
at the house and also at the barn,
and running stream through the farm
Fields well wAered ard well fenced. two
Apple Drchardaand a Pear Orchard. Cur.
rants, Gooseberrios, Raspberries and Black.
berries. The property is near the Chair am
Creamery, where milk can be disposed OF ut
reasonable prices Amy one wishing to view
this property can call on the subscriber Twin Z
thereon. The property has been heavily lin
ed and fertii2ed. sale to commence az one
o'clock, p. m, when conditions viii be made
known by PENNOUK MCNELLY,
n. |. NICHOLS, Auc. Chatham, "a.
II lS.3tW- 3tdS
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. n,yda,Dyspeps,n! Dyspepsia

psy.ia! DyspepsiA! Dyspepsia
F.f. kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron, sure
cure for this d isease. 1t has been prescrj bed
daily pr many years in the practice OF emil
nent physicians with unparalleled success
SYMPTOMS are loss OF appetite, wind and ris
ing Of food ,dryness in mouth headi' he, dizA'
ne.s, sleeplessIess and low spirits. Iet the
genuine.
Kunkle's Bitter Wine of Iron Is for sale In
Wilmington by Il. James belt, N: b. Dan.
forth. Iohn J. Gallagher \ Bro, Herbert X.
watson. Taylor i Fullerton, JnO. 5. Hart
man, II. X. Bringhurst and the drug trade
generally.
worms! WOrhtsI worms
h. KunkeI's Wsrm Syrup never fails 10
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patlent mas
worms Thousands are dying daily with
WORMS, and do not know 1t. Fits, spasms,
cramps, choking and su!iOcatlon, sailow com
DIoxiou, circles around the eyes, swelling
ana pain In the stomach, restless al night,
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough. fever itching at tho seat, headache,
loul breath, the patient grows pale and thin,
ticxlipg and irritation In the anus. All these
symptoms, and more, coTe from worms. T..
+. Kunke's Worm Syrup never fal!s 10 re-
moye them Price 81 per bottle or six Tor 10.
dor Tape Worms write and consult the DOC
tori For all others, buy oil your druggist the
Worm syrup. and II he has 1t not, serd TO
Dr. Il. r. KunkeL 2t9 N. Ninth street fhil,
adeiphia Pa. Advice by mall ,-ree; SEND
hree cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
DlyIDEND NOT CF.

II UFFIoEoF THE DELAWARE x. r Go.
IoyE8, DEL, Zee. II. 1879.
The usual senl-annuai dividend Of three
per cent. on the capital stock of this company
was this day declared payable to tho stock.
holders or their legal representatives. on and
after January I'd, 1880 at the Office o. tho cotn.
paDy In Dover, NJ HAYES, Treasurer.
1920. 2taw.s.w
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

War Department, Office Of the Chie
signal Officer, Washington, Dec. al
A. NJ.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng'
land, falling barometer, northeast ia
southeast winds, stationary or higher
temperatures, cloudy weather, with
rain or snow, probably clearing away
at southern stations.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Piano aud organ HArer0Ons, no. IlO Market
s,ree., Wilmington, Del, Having purchased
This OIL. established business, have enlarged
aud thoroughly re- stocked 1t with the I'm, st
stock u pianos, organs, and all kinds OF mu.
steal Instruments ui the most celebrated
makers, Nv long experience In the music
business, and thorough familiarity with the
b,st sources Of supply will enable ne to fur
MIA everything OF the best quality and low
est possible prices, Soliciting your patron
aye. remain yours respectfully,
1913 ii. +. RUBELEN.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
christmas al Riddles Chapel.

An unusually interesting service has
been arranged for the scholars and
friends of Riddles Chapel for Christ
mas Eve. The programme consists OF
vocal and instrumental music, readings
and recitations, and will include a
beautiful Christmas service, prepared
specially for this OCCASION ty DR.. J. H.
Vincent, the prince of Sunday School
writers
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Port News.

The schooner Margaret" OF Ma.
chias, Me-, arrived this morning from
Fall River, Mass, with 1918 empty
barrels for the Brandywiue Mills and
is now unloading at the foot Of Fourth
street.
The schooner "E. T. Corbada," ar.
rived from Philadelphia this morning
and is now at Jackson & Sharp's fol
repairs.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
THIRD EDITION.
TuE CL0spaa HONOR.
The Union League Clubs fs'rep-
tiOn TO Gen. Grant-Fhe S"eAt y"
visit Jersey city to-day.

syom TO Gen. Grant-Ene SneAt J."
wish Jersey city to-day.
The last of the very brilliant srtt"s
OF entertainments rendered to ten
Grant iu Philadelphia, was given at
the Union League house, in Broad
street, last evening. This sterling Re
publican organization, which has al
Yays stood steadfast In the darkest
hours OF the party, invited Gen. Grant
o be its guest as far back as last
spring. It's reception and ball were
placed at the end Of the gala week
which has been enjoyed by the General,
80 as to give most fitting termination
to the very pleasant and suspicious
visit of tue General. Although the
weather was very bad, there were over
1850 ladies' and gentlemen III attend
ance, and it fairly eclipsed any OF the
public affairs seen here for many days.
President Hayes and his Cabinet were
invited, as was also the entire Congress,
irrespective Of the political views OF
the members. The house was beauh'
fully decorated, and new annex wa
constructed for a ballroom nearly as
large As the League house itself.
The reception was held in thu east
parlor. Gen. Grant was accompanied
by Mrs. Grant, Gen. Sheridan, and
Mrs. Sheridan, aud following them,
Col. Frederick Grant and his vile, ana
Miss Rucker. The General and Mrs.
4 4, lnt,
duced to the guests by George II. Box
ar, President of the League, and Mr..
James L. Ciaghorn, assisted by Mr..
Alexander P. Co'esberry, Mr.. +. NJ.
Brooks, and Mr.. Samuel B. Huey. AZ;
ter the reception, dancing began. To-
morrow Gen. Grant will visit his moth
er at Jersey City Heights, returning to
spend Christmas with his family rs
guests Of Mr.. George w. Childs.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Observation-Disclosures

Tbs Sunday School Of Asbury NJ. Z.
Church will give al entertainment in
tue church on Friday evening, thn 26,h
inst, for the benefit Of the chilir-n.--
The exercises will consist of singing re-
citations, dialogues, &c. A Christina,
tree neatly trimmed will b. on the stage
and The various articles on it, will he
pres ented to the little folks at the close
Of the entertainment. Admission to-
cent?.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
rAsDIES BY THE TON /!

LEMON h Co. LEMON L 90,
MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERS,
III MARKET STREET,
Offer to their many patrons during the holI.
day the largest, freshest and purest variety
OF plain and ornamental
GA NDIES, CANDY TOYS AND MIXED
CANDIES IN THE CITY,
at the following low prices:
ROASTED JORDAN ALMONDS RE-
DUCED FROM. .................6O to 80
CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA CARA.
McLS hEDUCED FROM. 30 to 40
FRENCH MIXTURES IN POUND BOXES
REDUCED FROM. 80 to 40
EXTRA MIXTURES IN p ,UND BOXtaS
REDUCED FROM 40 to 80
GOOD MIXTURES IN POUND BOXES
REDUCED FROM 80 to rs
PLAIN MiXTUkES IN POUND BOXE,
REDUCED FROM. IS IN 20
We offer
ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS, DATES,
prunes, ci ron, lemon peel almonds, walnu.s,
pecan nuts, cream nuts tiiberts and peanuts,
as low Us can be purchased. Give US Call.
apd be convinced our prices arc lower tnan
elsewhere Schools and part,es supplied A.
reduced rates.
,-", !, u. LEMON n 60,
I2-2slw III Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
FROM YRsTrRLAYs LATR xpIrIsy.
CLERICAL "wIRE pULL,yG


The Methodist brethren An,ic,.
patinx the Actions or Con gereucr
"A Geaerai Outgoing Ia this
Gty-Th"sc who Take the Vacant
Puipits.
Tie Methodist brethren are begin.
ming to look around them and II posi-.
DIE anticipate the action of the March
COME IN relation to pastoral ap-
pointmehts. In several instances this
feeling has assumed somewh hat of A
nervous apprehension which 10 Judge
from ilts OF conversation between the
clerical, Will in reass as the time be
tween the presen. and the month OF
March wears on.
AT Grace Church, Rev. DR.. Steven
son. who Is now closing most success.
ful third term, will probably hs sue
ceedrd by Rev.Mr. Miller Of q neigh Dor.
ing conference. The idea OF securing
an unmarried divine and reducing the
salary has been abandoned. Instead
o. this we understand, the salary will
be increased from 81, 900 TO $2,5oO.--
The Rev. DIR. whose spooso, No
tor Ia unprecedented in ,I;s pas ',
other conference will ha ala !,
Haines Street Church, Germantown,
Philadelphia.
Al Union The of;d., ho..a iii 49,.
for no one hat will .ooan. 49,, n =
whom thu Confsrsncs nav 49,, . ;.
appoint. Tbis dscis;or "a - 800 y,
church po,icv than from ann soao, y,
desire 10 test tho v,,,ns ~ spU'"i
The member. have tbsir n,at,rsnnas
soma ara In forn. -, ~ -.i re,''o sn
Mr.. Martindals soms dss;ro pau 49, a,
Stsngle NJ Criss.Id s,,,inn LII ~ . aHan'
are in favor NJ Raw w. W. vA', -,
Fairmonnt 'A' Vi
Rev. Mr.. Man, tho rr.s.,. ,,,,o.
will leave Tho oh n,oh 4, : 49,, pAe.m
condition 6nan,iaIIv ,han =. -. 10
for wears, The conii,,on -, 49, ." 1891 ueon
spiritually /, good Mr. Monn Ia oA saon
invited 10 return IN s.var,I =, La IA
apnoin,ments " N'' o''
At Asbnrv sfoirs .raot. , !,
cid4d cbarsotar Rsu rh.,inn uuu
Presiding EIder NJ ,ha paa,an n;...;a,'
has ba,n snoka, ~ "a 80 a DSs',sst :,
his willingness 10 rs,nrn NJ M, ' n.a
already ssrvad two ta,n. ". .ah. na'
and his minist,at;on haa hs., - ~
most satisfactorv cbar,o,op MAJ 'n -,
the concreca,ion aAa;.a1 ~ W. VI
the nrassns naS,or as a,a, ~ m "h'vn'
Reverend centIs,nsn ;neo,n w. o ~. w sae
rial board a sbort TINA ana ,h., :. ' u
+ possible for him to o "sv NAV = :. wac
n,intmart "'''p' e"p
Al Scott cb,rch Paw r. n D., 49,
Ra,tor ha, hssn ,snnse,ad - s ,ss' .,.
H.. gsntI man ohisd.aa nv :" say, o.'
has bean n src.assf,I a.. =, o pa'''ia.e
ticnlar. and his saaioI an. IT, par
snch ,h., tS.u hau,,,'i..i u@..'es are arr
mira conors,a,ion waa1s. n I,a " ,ne
K.v W. Ell. w., W. I, .sAa' ~. 81.
committee appointed al III. Last Omar.
terly Conference to secure pa.tor itis
understood, have been in aommunica-
ton with Rev. W. l.. s. Murray of
Northeast, Maryland. and that gentle.
man has assented TO serve,
At St. Pauls CLur.b tbers il mn
change, Rev. DR.. Caldwell having ao
cepted the charge for n third wear
At the Brandvwine NJ r.. Cburcb
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24


NOilCE.-In conIuripity with the prov.
IN sion OF the act passed by the General
Assembly OF the State OF Delaware on the 10th
day OF March, A. d., 1870, j hereby give nc.
tice that an application was flied In the Su.
perior Court On the 2lst day OF October, A.
D., 1879. for a Charter Of Incorporation Of A
Company, called "sbe James 4 Webb Print
Ing and Stationery Company. 10 carry on tho
business OF the manufacture oil books, prinu
and stationery In all Its branches, and that a
draft OF the proposed Charter was flied with
tho application, and IN open to inspection.
CHAS, BEASTON, ProthonOtary.
New Castle Oct. 81 1879 lO.22-tf
/ hIOilCE. THE WILMINGTON LOAN
An Association now offers new stock for
sale, and II one Of the most desirable 10 Ioin.
1t owns no real estate, hasn't one doubtful In
vestmeni. has board Of directors COMPOSED
OF the most ludiciona ard successful business
men, and money II selling at very reasonable
rates, Offering superior advantages therefore
TO both borrower and investor Gail day O,
evening on HFDkGEC. MARS
l22'lm Secretary
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

nYsTERsl OYSTERsil

TO THE PUBLIj.-Having remOdeled mJ
store at sixth and Orange streets, am pre-
friends with the best Ice cream and oysters
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t Ii
my intention to sell none but first class oys
ters and q. prices within the reach Of aff
Hoping to stAFcontinGs ractiu1ng ashare Of
public patronage. l Remain Yours,
9i25-3md CHARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
MARRIED..

the
Rev. 4, Gardiner LitteI. on Thursday, the
18Th instant, John kirkland Montg me'y
and Louisa Frances maxwell. Both o, THIS
city.
oCHELTREE-OGL Tuesday even
ing, the ?3A inst. in the south Broad street
church. Philadelphia. by the kev IL. b.
COOK Mr.. Maxwell Ocheltree and MISS
Agncs y. OXle.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
The Pho, nix Actives.

The PhGuix Active Association will
hold their third annual ball this even
ing in Webster's Dancing Academy,
Masonic Temple, and from the material
of which the committee Of arrangements
is composed We should bespeak for those
who attend an enjoyable evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Ny Ny Didn't they scoot ytster-
day. Twenty three meerschaum pipes
and smokers sold in one day at the
Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth and Ship
ley strests. Plenty Of them let Re-
member the largest assortment, lowest
pritrs. best goods
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

tyPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.-An the
y improved makes of Breech Loading
Ours, Muzzle Loaders in great variety, sew.
en-shot Nickle Plated Revolyers, prices lower
than ever. Repairing done in an hOnoot
manner ~ reasonable rates. Cutlery OF all
kinds sharpeled. A call is respectfully soil.
cited. ii. }. PYLE, ia Ma ket street.
4.l7.3m Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
Fourteen WeddimRs.

A Stanton correspondent sends us
the names of fourteen different. couple
who he says are to be married on
Christmas day. Amongst the names
is that of Guy and we rather suspect
the whole thing is guy, for why there
should bs fourteen weddings 'on one
day in a small village like Stanton Ii
something inct mprehensible.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
CnrisSmas, 1879

Beecher's gallery will b" Opan from :
a. m. till dark. Come early. Picur' .
taken in cloudy, rainy, snowy or shiny
weather. One day as good as another
at the great blue glass skylight, 3l5
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

TAs '.ari K. soeiabls, in the lecture
rou.a Of II Masonic Hall, Tomorrow
tCaristAasJ at .rnoon, will, no doubt,
10 very se.s,l and enjoyable affair. A
large number OF tickets have been dis
posed of, aud the management promise
a program of the latest and most popu-
lar dances,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

The Christmas Market to-day is not
one whit behind those OF former years,
and King street is lined with every.
thing in the way Of eatables that the
most fastidious epicure could desire.
Although the purchasers are plenty
good prices are ruling.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Mrs. NiusioW's soothing syrup Is me 0niy
thing tnat mothers can rely upon tor their
children 1t corrects acidity OF the stomach
cures wind cote, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, healtl ami comfort to mo her and
chyd. During the process OF teeLhing It's value
IL iucalculablc. IT sUttens the gums. reduces
inflammation aud aiays all pain, thereby
giving rest TO the child and comior TO the
mother Nv ,nty five cents u bott.'.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

ROCERIES.--I have just received 20
" boxes OF ne raSins and 10 hOzes OF
c1J rants, which VIII sell very low during
the hol. days. kisoa tine assortment OF can
dies and fruit Liquors for mincemeat.
PETER J. FORD,
Corner Maryland Avenue and Front street.
All things adverts d by other grocers can
ne bn,iy hit az cheat here IL 20-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24
GUNSM kIlIa.

VOLTS. REMINGTON and n N 4,
" all makes OF Breech load AAasJ
ny Guns, Revoivers Of all kinds ZEE
A seven shoot full nick.
eI.plated pistO! cOm.~ W
pIete for $3.50.
Glass balls, Traps and shells, implements iol
breech-lOadins guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest notice and OF reasonable
rates.
NATHANIEL MKLCHOER IL SON,
NO. ia KING STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-24

Query - " hat is the best family medicine
In tne word to regulate tue bowels, purify the
bO0l, remove cOstiyeness and bi,i0usness, ala
digestion and tone up the whole system
Truth and honor compels US to answer, HoI
Ri ters. being pure. perfect and harmless, -
Ed. See another column.