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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-25

will be ready to Join the ranks OF the
rejuyenated RApublioan party as soon
as they BEE that there is any, hope Of
success. The Democrats fear this ele
ment more than anything else. OF
course it is hard to forecast the result
far in advance, but 1t IA safe to say that
the Democrats are fearful Of contingen-
ciss which might reduce their majority,
which would be very small indeed, IL
not overwhelmed entirely by the Re-
publican vote. With q strong ticket
and q straight out vote, moderate DEM
ocrats claim from 400 to $50 majority.
Immoderate or extreme Democrats
claim from 800 to 1000 majority. Mod
erat Republicans conoede the election
Of the Democratic ticket by from 300 to
400 majority while others claim that
there Is no majority worth basing oalcu-
lations oil either way, but all Republi-
cans are sgreed in saying that unless
the Democrats have strong ticket and
perfect harmony In their ranks, there
10 a possibility Of their defeat. The
success Of either party will depend upon
the character Of the men placed upon
the tickets.
At any rate there is prospect OF an
active energetic campaign in Kent
County and II the Republicans do not
succeed they will be in splendid con-
dition for the Gubernatorial campaign
of 1882. II. s..
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H1Ocal0teee.

A lad named Charles Briseos, four
teen years ofage, had his finger ampu.
tated on Tuesday. The member was
lacerated by being caught in wheels
at the ear-shops of the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Company.
Since the water has been freshened
by the strong westerly winds of the
past two days the fishermen have de-
termined to remain of Smyrna creek
instead Of coming farther up the bay.
The Delaware State Bible Repository
has been removed to thes bookstore Of
Mr.. Charles II. Sentman at Sixth and
Shipley streets.
Senator Bayard and N. B. smithers,
Esq, have been invited to deliver ad-
dresses in Georgetown on the Fourth Of
July next.
John Hickman, while working on the
tug-boat "MeFadden," on Tuesday,
had his foot mashed.
The skiff "Ida" arrived from the
fishing grounds on Tues 10y night with
206 shad on board.
The steamship "Columbia left the
Harlan & Hollingsworth works yester-
day.
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Personal.

Percifer Hook, aged ninty-four years,
once the executive officer of the Board
Of Health for the Western District, and
father.in-law of Dr.. Alfred Walton and
E. R. Crawford, died while sitting at
his breakfast table yesterday morning.
JIM. Mills, the Superintendent Of
the Delaware railroad, accompanied by
his family, left this city yesterday af.
ternoon in his private car, which was
attached to the $50 train Mr.. Mills
will reside permanently in Dover.
Bishop Lee will make his regular
visitation over the Peninsula and re-
turn Immediately after Easter. Rev.
Mr.. Kay will take charge Of the parish
during Mr.. Lees absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morley, who were
recently injured by collision Of their
carriage with hand.csr on thei Phila-
delphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore rail
road, are rapidly improving.
Father Reilley, of St. hary's Catholic
church, has so far recovered as to be
able to oondue. the services of his
church.
George O'Byrn., formerly editor Of
the "Morning Hsrald," was in Will
mington yesterday.
Josiah Zanss left this city in the
skif "Jennis," on Tuesday, for tho
fishing grounds. ~
Captain Carr, who twas stricken
with paralysis on Saturday, 10 imprcv-
ing.
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0meort.

The famous University SirHsrs Of
New Orleans are now making q profess
sional tour through this section Of
country and'on. Thursday evening" April
!, they will give a gand jubilee concert
in the Court house at New Castle, and
ON the following evening they win oc.
cupy the Opera HouseiA our city with
a similar entertainment. They are
pronounced by the press, professors Of
music, and the clergy OF all denomina-
items, 70 be unsurpassed in rendering
the plantation melodies and higher
styles of singing. The proceeds Of
their entertainment are for the benefit
OF the. .Orphan's..H Home and LaTeche sem,-
mary Of Louisiana. and consequently
those who attend the concert will not
only be gratiaed but also contribut to
worthy enterprises. As lent will then
be closed We predict crowded houses,
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Congress-.

In the U. 8. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Blaine presented and advocated a
petition asking an inquiry into the
legality OF the East River Bridge, at
New York which is alleged to be inju.
rious to commerce. The House resolu-
tion directing the Secretary Of the
Navy to organize q board to inquire
into the propriety of completing the
dou uble-turrstted monitors was report
ed and placed on the calendar. A bill
for the appointment Of an Assistant
Librarian was passed. The Geneva
Award bill was considered. On motion
of Mr.. Carpenter, the Presid was
requested to communicate information
in regard to tho fulGlment by the
United States of the 9th article Of the
Treaty of 1919 with Spain. After an
executive session, the Senate ad-
journod.
In the House the Speaker announced
as the first business in order the
question whether the resolution offered
by Mr.. McLane, of Maryland, on Tues
day recalling the Townshsnd Tariff bill
from the Committee on Revision Of the
Laws, and referring it TO the Committee
on Ways and Means, presented
question of privilege. After some debate
the question was decided by the House
yeas 135, nays 9S-to be one Of
privilege. Mr.. McLane demanded the
prsvious question on his resolution,
where.upon the opposition, led by
Mr.. Blackburn, OF Kentucky, began To
"fillbuster," and after many hours
spent in fruitless struggle, the House
adjourned shortly after midnight
leaving the resolution unacted upon.
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The Flremen,s Convention.

The convention at the EWeccacoe Ru-
gipe House, last evening, was well at
tended. All the Companies were rep
resented except the Friendship. The
convention chose William Blake OF the
Fame Hose Company for Chairman,
and John Ginder, of the Water Witch
Company, for Secretary. Immediately
after the commencement Of the meeting
the Phoenix committee said that their
Company had selected James Davis as a
candidate for the position Of CHIEF En-.
gineer Of the Fire Department, but as
the convention would not uphold the
candidate, the COMMITTEES requested
that they might withdraw. Permission
was granted and after almost an hours
fruitless discussion the remaining six
Companies adjourned to meet at the
Reliance Engine House next Monday
evening.
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RaEOHo Eua uipa a,0ia.

A number Of colsrsd persons brought
before Esquire Cole, last evening, a
case Of bastardy. The case was finally
dismissed.
Mary Moore had Laura Davis arraign:
cd before the Same Justice on the charge
Of using abusive language and threat
ening bodily harm. Both women are
oolsred and during the trial they used
very rough language and at one time
came near combating. The defendant
was fined one dollar and costs and held
in the sum Of 500 TO keep the peace.
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Brmeklm's RrnyadO.

Thomas Brackin went into Down.
iag's restaurant yesterday afternoon at
Third and Market streets and got some
thing to eat. When asked to pay he
placed big revolver on the counter
and told them to get their money if
they could. He was arrested, and fined
81 and required to pay costs by the
Mayor-last night.
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From the Lower Tns.
Special Correspondence OF Republican.
TAyLoR's BRIDsR, March "a

You are not often annoyed with an
article from this place. therefore should
| be tedious or nonsensioal you will
please have the magnaminity to omit
a censure. Our young and enterpris-
ing merchant, Abram Stats, whose
chronological genius is in perfest uni
son with his occupation, is doing . lu.
crative business. He expects to enlarge
bis store room, shortly and thereby be
better prepared to suit the wants Of his
patrons and also doubtless increase
his cash accounts, which are already
quite significant. He verrides the say-
ing, "competition Is the life Of trade"
When he asserts that his cash accounts
are greater since Abram Hayden, who,
by the way is also natural born bnsi-
ness man, has opened . new store in
the place and 10 selling to quite . re-
spectacle portion Of the community.
Moving day Ia near at hand, but as
there Is little swapping house this
Spring in our vicinity there is but
little interest in that luxury which
delight so many city people. The
spirit Of improvement which has been
Ia quite torpid condition for some
time past with us, has partially shak-
en- of the stupsr and is now tapping
her wings about us. Mr.. James II.
Stats successful farmer is erecting q
neat and comfortable cottage which
will be occupied by the school master
&. A. Davis during the ensuing year,
and who will exert his skill in teach
ing "the young idea how to shoot"
Mr.. Franklin Collins, the former pro-
prietor of Collias' Beach, is 70 commence
very shortly to erect a spacious edince
on his farm near that place. Also
Isaac R. Staats has recently erected .
steam saw mill on his farm, which 10
q big thing in the spirits wing.
This is. strictly speaking, an agricul-
tural district. But during Winter the
farmers, some of them at least, instead
of sitting by the fire eating apples,
cider, and roasting their
shins as the fathers did, engage them
selves in trapping, which, though very
is far from being an ocsupa-
tion which fails to remuuerate its vota-
ries. Mr.. Lewis McClain, an expert
trapper, caught over three thousand
muskrats during the trapping season
which lasts from about the first of De-
csmber until the first Of April. Sew
sral others range frem 1000 to 1000
rats each. Rad.
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very hard for his flock, and has en-
deared himself In their hearts to an
unusual degree.
A lodge Of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians was organized some weeks
ago, and has quite large membership
already.
Mr.. Philip R. CLARK, a Republican
candidate for sheriff, was in the village
Yesterday making himself asa esable to
his friends in that happy and peculiar
way Of his.
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gInR Oftne Umbrellas.

BIZ, The original umbrella man, ia
Suud at the back of Hitchen's
IN store, S. W. cor. OF Fourth and
hrt SIS. Umbrellas made cheaper
|As cheapest, and warranted to
|,ptre satisfaction or no pay de-
BID. Buggy umbrellas made and
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Now Ready for Rusiv ess. j.

Esquire Vandegrift received his COM
mission yesterday as Notary Public.
Mr.. V. will remain at the office Sixth
and Shipley streets and will be glad
to attend to business for alllpersOns who
desire him to do so.
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DETERMINED TO DrE.


| fAua UDtk
rwice :. the Cs,1 Sfs suicide
IN CO. oS man,
knomn th av.es 10 charaeter we'll.
nn.as ] throughout tse city. He is
% xhsn IA .. uisordefiy Character and
sharn - nu % @s nperty the police keep a
now III, .v upou a MS movements. He is
th.. fu.'e oio, ana MS appearance is
davs . " man VINO mas seen his best
ga .ons .ine sgo. Groves got ont
H. ." a., S's.e,oay. AN inability to pay
.ra.. s npe peaa ana cos1e imposed by Magis--
.aan, a n..ny =, gave nim forced oonfine.
H ~ m.,,,s. - une oei' lor some weeks past.
II o,aiosa ln1u ovel W wilmington and
a. Am.ao,S - y Iioe. s maze application to Mayor
sas NJ. ~. n money lcget something to
M Joha WV. wv u'ol1 ~ %, man On hour after that
tsr Ms "A NJ w .nI M house OF his ssep-sis-
rn,a L. s. sts.a. a1y ~ mooney, which is on
.trsa.s - 800. 20. oe.meen opsaoe and Church
wifa IT, a osnS "aS 10 "ansed to see his
and !. mv. hn.,.a aSsusea nla admittance,,
snsd !, ~. IN M".. sne ooor "a and threat
AT Tho t,ms " ~0oney' ne was drunk
A ~ wsn.. ~
,..r.t. - psns "s was sworn ouS before Mag
wsa.m .o .oaa Daauy ana constable Patrick
d.mn,n ~pap.eo oy an able-bodied
~ 80 sS.ooo0ueu W arrest the offender.
Mou;.trota,. sA aou"u ana tshen to the
~ aid 80 ~. onoe. on the way Groves
NJ. NJ 'asA, "nu ~ one time Constable
.aa";.s. Ase hurled the prisoner
ls. ssran@.. !" EiegrapS pole With all his
J1s~ nis neAo struck the pole, and
-h;ah "TInu r, was lnnicsed, from
..na on 'ne oiooo Moved in copious
.So aa".; Al 'nose present csnsured
'no passionase constable for his action.
20 oses was given a hearing before
oqu'fe oraay' and was fined $40 and
sSss sSss rf attempting TO assault Mrs.
.aooney' onoy' ~ ior Delng arunk and held
~ SAov Dali 70 Keep the peace. In de.
- ,sais VI paJment OF this surprisingly
neavy nne, ,ne prisoner was committed
W ". JMl, ana connned temporarily ia
sns1i'y oei,s'onortiy atser being locked
p. no was bearo rapp1ng on the cell
po1l pu as II ne wanted somthing. Officer
op,.s'n La.., Went IN ana noticed an emp
- y 'Us'l1 o'"N', ~ ms nano: ne 1ook the bot
sie' sneiieu ~ ana 1ound thatit had
,so1ny ',y contained laudanum. Dr.
W ares was AZ once sent for, and upon
re leaonlns tne scene, ne gave him q
s:sone : , enslo' which probably saved
aie lie. lhe doctor confessed that he
was unapie 10 say whether Groves had
'0@liy taheu Inc laaoanum or not.
- "io'es M naoe q second attempt at his
IiIe ~ 1ne evening. Inc seven o'clock
7, hearings were just over when one Of
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JOHN sAUERLAHDER's DEATH.
One Of the vfcttms Of the Coal OIL
Explosion Hsies this Mornlmg.


John Sauerlandsr, who, with his
wife, was burned 80 fearfully on Tues
day night, died at 1885 O'Clock this
morning. At 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon he was reported in these columns
as much worse, and modification had
at that time set in. At 6 o'clock, in
the evening 1t was plain that he could
not recover, and it was thought that he
could not live until midnight.
The brother Frank came from Phila.
delphia at 3 O'Clock, summoned by q
dispatch from Ignatius, also a brother,
who came in the forenoon. He recog-
nized both Of his brothers and at times
talked nationally. Near the middle Of
the night he became delirious and
wandered in his mind, and ut last be-
came so violent that 1t took the CON-
bined efforts Of two men to hold him in
bed. An annsthetic was administered
and he soon beea me quiet and drowsy,
and in this comatOse condition be died.
The deceased was a native of Prussia,
and was born May 4th, 1889. He came
to America about l845, and settled for
time in Newport. Afterward he came
to Philadelphia. While there he en-
tered the service Of his country and
served in both the army and navy dur
ing the Rebellion. III 1865 he came to
Wilmington and has lived here ever
since. He was ward politician, and
ives suspected Of being engaged in peh-
cy gambling.
The funeral will take place some
time tomorrow.
DrsKiFshsnsr said at nipe o'clock thisI
that Mrs. Sauerlander would
recover.
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The Enxlnaorslafn.

We are informed that Allen H.Town-
sley, Of the Fame Hose Fire Co.., No. l.,
will be candidate for election, az first
Assistant engineer Of the fire depart
ment. Mr.. 7. has been a member Of
the Fame Hose for the past ten years
aHd stands we'll among the fremen OF
eur city.
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CrOOke0 WhlnkaY.

John Collins, the Chestnut street
saloon keeper, was before the mayor
last night for selling liquor without
license. He had been tried and dis
charged the night before for selling
liquor on Sunday, there not being
sufficient evidence. 1t was shown very
conclusively that Collins sold liquor
and he was held for court in the sum
of $500 bail. The prosecuting witness
was Mrs. Rosanna Kyle, and she was
so eager in her questioning that the
mayor fined him $40 for contempt.
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Office,

,tnk Oireligious books and Sunday
Nj supplies will still be kept by
T,rrsrt. No. COZ Market street.
l,tRs line of fancy and staple sta
I'm, pirth-day cards, Sunday School
4 ar,, all new and fresh. Call and
L.ra
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Will Resume Trips.

The Susie Mccall will commence run
ming between this City and Psnnsgrove
on Tuesday, March 3Oth. She will run
on Tuesdsys,. Wednesday, Friday,
and Saturday of each week. see adv.
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Deceased.

Mr.. William Henderson, of the firm
Of Carlisne & Henderson, painters, died
this morning at his residence No. 6l7
West Fifth street, after sickness of a
few days. He is in his s2ud year.
Due notice will bs given Of the funsr-
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The Weekly Republican" ."

for this week is ont and can be had at
this Office ready for mailing for 5 cents
per copy. 1t is of little use to preach
up the quality Of this, the largest and
oldest Republican weekly in the State.
Its circulation attests its value.
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Removal.

] q. Sincock will remove from his
|and, 3O7 Market street to 304
| n street, on or about the 25th Of
}. His present quarters will be
|llsi, and when finished he will
N 10 them.
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Attention. Young Ladies !

Rumford Bros, 404 Market street,
have just received the spring styles Of
grey mixed, brown mixed and nutre
mixed Derbys, for ladies.
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Church OF the Covenant

Services will be held at the Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Covenant, this
Thuraday evening at 7-30p. m. Preach
ing by the Pastor, and the adminstra-
tion Of the Lords Supper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-25

Four lads were before Esquire Van.
degrift, last evening, charged with an
noying Ann Loans, and were fined
twenty-five cents and costs.
William McGonigle was fined fifty
cents and costs for assaultiug John
Murray.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-25

|cossaassssttt delegate to the Gin
I,,,stSs,sdn'lon, who was in Wash
/ asis"u.asyI' expressed the belief
,eliS$ ,eIliiS$',lon a'I from his State would
|B,yus',sS out would be divided yiIad
Ne s1sa ms! and Tilden, the former
Slsh 'tal u ority, He said that
i,onl nome n "the information
tis i''Ia dS,tat that Tilden would have ave-
/ lss,ss' sas't,sates g from those two two
stroun'ssa ou Is a growing belief that
aaaS SjIrsess rS candidates b,fors
ND sVS VyS11Tvention ~ will be D''Tr. TIL .
bss"%a.h saa Hancock, and that the
lea sia's will o. 50 bitter that the The
atly y HtgS 60 70 some other cam suo
Assa s;'' sn;s'p'dricks or Thurmsn nam
&lege,altt,ooss, g,lt BE- backed by their
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SPECIAL MENTION.
Rusiness.

.,,o,s to give you business and
glopvS' ,,,v Il will not cost you q cent
ITI1 i1s nv stock, and as ! propose
i.n,,u' 1i,,usss on merit and not by IA
/ e%s, va' il, not expect you to deal
" ,n"r when you can do better some
W S'ss W therefore invite you to
" .sd riI sxamine the largest stock |
.-sr S.a kept. 1t may help you in
ss.sl Ealing somewhere else, II you
y a's no, dpal with me. ! must sell,
ap., ~ ~, and my necessity Is your ep-
|upity. ur oao M.rLst al
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Einns' Pain Searcher, Whining
psl., cured Mrs. John McWhortsr,
ltSk, Va, of q tremendous bad case
ksunNisD, almost helpless six
sh ,rlsd with four bottles, (only
p Depot, 4th and King streets
fg Ata street, Phils. Sold by
h
tSlIporters for sale at the La
DEPARTMENT for Trusses, Braces,
fZ Ia. Belts Drug Store. La
entrance No. ! West Sixth street.
attendant.
B. Netmer, the popular barber
pr cutter, is prepared to shave
may call at his shop, No. lO8
isteet.
Fasn's Worm Syrup never fails.
IN will not refuse to take it. Sold
w. h. Hartman, Druggist, 5th
pIar streets.
% want good truss for q little
call on J. R. Hartman, Drug
and Poplar streets. He will
Gone right.
b. Ash, merch ant tailor, has
from No. 4 East Sd street to
Market street. Spring suits
'Ee latest style. Give him o
'a' Easter Dyes at once, while
al assortment Of colors. Sc. q
= nDanforth, cheap" Druggist,
market streets. A working
w" Tor I5c. Special room.
WIS W. Cen3ive of Hollyhock. for
"a ,syIor x Fullerton, Druggists
''Aecaries, 3O2 King street.
u ASlr Al Renewer, Rings Ambro-
lEeIs Hair Restorer and many
Tsu! hair preparations for sale
Streets. ~
l%ss Ss c. & c. Cordial, sold by
IT,, fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2
EIs Liver Pills" never fail to
S%, Sv%1,SIesS, Indigestion, or head
''a BY all druggists.
~, s. q, on reasonable terms, store
y n. a. street ,s Apply to Walton
No. $ East I'd street.
=. y Oqy DR.. Warmers Flexible
"0' " Russell & Spencer for 75c.
,'oOs Ussnorest's no e string patterns
'"'h at Russell & spencer's.
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.,y Vernon has on his stalls in the
'treet market, every Wednesday
s.tnrdsy, a fine lot Of sugar-cured
|,,y hams, home-raised, which he
I'inc wholesale and retail at the
N rates.
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Services TO.night.

A testimony meeting will be held in
the Household Of Faith church this
evening commencing at 7.30 o'clock.
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Completed.

The French Creek branch of the W.
& N. R. R. is completed and trains will
soon run over it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-25

! = Crawford, No. 8 West I'd street,
/ i l,yre stock Of boots and shoes for
ming ',hs trade, which he will sell
fs IN prics than any other dealer in
w. " Give him a call and save
Ill., ""' Roots and shoes made to order.
i,i,iug done promptly.
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For Sale.

" sold for want uf use, two large
manufacturing sewing machines,
tt4lsss order, suitable for coach.
kN any other leather work. APP
address 2lO King street, Will
sbI, Dol.
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Jul the Fhernomesers

kHSFFMOENOt0F
vollCAS vo.;A Office, on Thursday
~ cpcclock, pc II o'clock
o30 400
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Personal.
DR.. Hicks, formerly of this city, but
lately resident of Bsrks County, Penn
sylvania, is in town.
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The Weather

l)sp,'%1ent, ne Office Of the Chief
wi Washington, March 25-
AFan,ial lCr .. Thursday-For the
Fa,Is,' n' states, a,, clear or partly
|srusrr , eeld northwest, veer-
Owed r., southeast s'!ti winds ris-
W lalling baromstar.
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lIethedfst Conference at Dover
Kent County POltiics-Tho A..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fear the
Uoited states Courts-PrOgnOstt
eating Political Results.
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AT DUPON T's.

a RspOrtorfal Rambsa shrenxh
Rising sun-Toplcs talked Of by
tne Village OracIes - Various
Matters of Interest.
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TNOR SALE.-THE s. W. COR. 6TH AND
Il Market, known as the Dell Noblit pro-
perty. 3-25.tt
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SITUATION WANTED
w by an experienced nurse. Apply.Ns
W. .7th street. 3-25-3tk