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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-14

DIR. SWAN, the surgeon Of the b
cifc Mail steamship Colima, which ar-
rived in this port . few days ago from
the Isthmus, reports an incident Of tho
trip worthy oflnention. He states this
while the Colima was lying ut Acapul-
90, on the trip pup, she anchored one day
close to the steamship China. Some 81
the hands on the latter baited hook
and caught shark Of the man-eater
variety about fifteen feet long. The
shark was pulled up and cut open, and
in the belly was found human arm en-
tire. Just as it had been torn BY the de-
vouring monster from the shoulder.
There were also found in the NAV a
the shark the heel and toes Of human
foot. The remains had evidently been
swallowed but short time. The arm
was the left. and upon il were plainly
visible the initials tatooed in India ink,
"A. II. c." About ten days previous
to the taking Of the shark q sailor from
British brig then lying in the harbor.
while under the influence If liquor, fell
overheard and was lost. II Is supposed
that the shark had been feeding upon
the BODY short time before his cap
ture. San Jose Joe, the monster shark
If San Jose de Guatemala, was recent
" seen BY the Captain q the China
This shark has for many years been tho
terror of'the coast from San Jose de-
Guatemala to Punta Arena. He has
been so frequently seen that he Is -
familiar TO the mariners Of that coast -
its most perilous headlands. He is said
to be over forty feet in length, and i
extremely ferocious, human kind being
his favorite prey. Captain Seabury, q
the China, is ready 70 swear TO forty
two feet and over, having once seen J0e
passing behind his vessel. which Is for
" two feet in the beam, and the head
and tail Of the shark extended past
either side Of the vessel. The Captain
If the South Carolina and Captain
Whiteberry bear testimony also TO the
sharks being over forty feet long. In
the last few years, joe as he IS
known all along the coast, HIS devoured
half a dozen men. and some years ago
the Guatemalan Government offered .
reward Of five hundred dollars to any
one who would kill the devourcr. He
has been shot couple Of times and har-
pooned thrice, but survived these o.
saints and still roams his old haunts
looking for his favorite moroccan. - San
francisco Chronicle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-14

The weighs Of the world--AvOirdu-
pos and Troy. Cincinnati Commercial.
THERE are not many centenarians,
but there are dead loads of narycenti-
ans---AndrsJ's Queen.
CAN a retired baggage-master be
properly referred to rs the company's
excheckerp .-Keokslk Gate CITY.
LEGISLATIVE bodies are never stag
nant. There's always somebody u
make motion. Boston Advertiser.
THE man who first invented sleeF
doesn't seem to have given babies theft
share Of that useful article. Chicags
Tribune.
CARPEr-ssiAKING times are near 81
hand. The hand-shaking season viii
come later when the candidates are out.
N o. PicaysSss.
A New YoRK circus fires q young
lady out Of cannon for sport. OF
City hotels fire young men out Of doors
for not paying their board.-Derrick.
EVEN in the hottest weather. school
ma am always keeps school. oil City
Derrick. Even in the coolest weather,
an old topper keeps sot.-Dctroit Free
Press.
THE business card Of New York
house announces that they manufacture
every requisite for commercial trayeL
eps." We would like to see the whole
sale price list for cheek. bridgeport
Standard.
SHE had pretty diploma tied with
mink ribbon. from one of sur best young
ladies' colleges. In conversation with
daring and courageous young man,
after he had detailed the dangers and
delights a riding on o locomotive, she
completely upset his opinion Of inde-
pendent education Of the sexes by in
quiring, How do they steer locomo-
tives. anyhowr-NeU HaUen Register.
.PoLITIcs Is all fnimbugs. Dey
told me all had to do vas to bay oud
some moneys and / would git elected
shust like q nodinks But ven vent To
the bolls, vot you tink dat man at the
bolls he told meP He shust told me,
Don't you get oxcited;' und | wasn't
do nodinks. but shust talking to my
friends dat thought was agoing TO vote
for me. Und den he said again, We
don't want no excitement round here
to-day but vat | care for himl
Nodinks. l shust talked und talked
NIT cfreybody. und tings vas gittin' on
bully. How many votes you dink
got? Dree. shust dree, one in A In
stinct and two in b Instinct, and one Of
dem was scratched. You ehust wait; Il
cfer find de man who scratched my
name OF dat dicket scratch him, you
bet. Oh, yes, Ivas beat. "--Cincinndf'
Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-14

THE cost Of liking in Germany has
advanced at very rapid rate during
the past ten years. An instance OF this
is found in the average expenses Of the
young men who attend the courses Of
lectures at the Heidelberg University;
for their number is 50 large and their
condition 50 varied that they form q
fair index Of the Nation. In 1871 the
average yearly expenses Of these stu
dents were but tribe over $3.50, while
in 1873 the average had increased to
more than $40; that Is, . II had
doubled m seven years, and during the
interval the gain had been an almost
l,nstantly ascending one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-14
LAW Az OUH BOARl,fNG-H house.

~
A. rnfsu rs a pink. ON the other side
or the hoArding-house table She sits, and
Her IA: while envy the china cup
That Kisses her rosy lips
she's schoolgirl. stilI in her teens; her
she wears IN q plait: We are ris-a-ris;
And am briefe-@ barrisfcr-
Yet she sometimes smiles az me-
Ms law professor would scowi. no doubt
Could he know what havoc those eyes hRve
win, The ductrtncs ~ lay he first instilicd-
What lessons those lips have taught.
Attachment can never come before
A declargltis,n.' he used Ia say:
But this little girl ~ our clearinghouse
Doesn't put the thing that way
s.The Clerk win issue a rule 20 plead
And pIeadings always With rules must
No need for :. a rule to plead with her
And her ruic-iays arc-aiithc timei
That old law maxim. the textbooks teach.
And tpe Judges rcgari: -Qai fact per
iifafa Nfrn Jssf ~. - held
In incffabic sc)rn by her.
In her pcrs m EXIST together at once
So that one would i'm isnc 20 win a cause
IL this court were AN uphill work.
Yct whenever sit AT the table there.
fancy a table where only two
Are colpinv-tlll say % myself:
Though you hose the case, why sue!
~E'cn though she demur at first = who
knowss--
For the rest OF your joint lives made one
life,
You may learn together the lesson taught
In respect 10 Husband and Wife,
sfln daily in doubt: though in other things
Halter myself am rcscfnte--
For q bankrupt heart will be the result
II lin taxed with cots in this saiit
"A. Z. CorfoB. IA May Scribner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

sSCOI"rS EMULSION OF COD LIVEK
~ Oil, Reed Il Carurick's MaltiHo, Extract
Malt "nd lis Combinations, Hop Bitters otc.
etc., for sale by
oct q; L.SPh8I.ER e. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

sLAEDEN SEEH-I have this day received
~ 2 large supply Of LhNpBErh'5 GAE
DEN SEED, which l am selling &. :hu jowost
market prices. Rural Registers free on arp.ica-
IAN. w. 4. CkIiGEpDN
tub s. kiuy street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
AczZfexxtIllrlu Q5uzette
MONDAY EVENING, MAY

FIRTUstF THE Tomato LEAvgs.-A state
ant comes from South merics that singular
property Of tomato leaves has been cltcovered
by fruit grower Having cut down some to
1sto vines, he L.; ed them as mulch around his
pasch treoa. 70 soon discovered that the cur.
Gallo, which was Destroying his f.ult, had absn-
donei the tree surrounded by the tomato vines.
Following up this accidental discovery, the free
use Of tomato vines proved q perftc. protect on
not only ngains. cnrculio. but other noxious in
sec.s. He found sl:o, by stepping in water some
fresh leaves Ct the tomato. ard tprinkiIng the
infusion upon other plants, the innnln srabe IN
rects which covered hem were dIIvon away.
Some gardeners have tried tho above remedy.
some By accident and Others by intention, sEd
their succcts was remarkable One gentleman
had his xppo tre.s ravhgtd by The curcuHo
until last year, when he secured u spit ndd crop.
lie knows Of no cause for bis exemption from
iha curculio .rpt tho tomsto plants That were
gown fro n tho hrs. among his trees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
Opening and Closing of The alaiis.

CLOSING.
Washington, -. g., North and Northeastern
calls II Ill. and Is p. m.
Western mails 80 and Is p. N.
Southern mails. via Richmond. Va. % q.
nj. and ~ and on p. m.
South and South western mails. via Lynch.
burg, Virgins, & % a. nj. and IS p. III.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (way msils)
including through mails, 6 10 a. m. and 9 90 p III,
Gordonseille and Charlottesville. Va. Il 0O H..
CT. and M p. N.
Manassas Division On .. N.
Alexandra to Round Hill vs., IS A..
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
.on, d. g., 50 a. IN. and = W and ca p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 8 80 q. IN.
and co p. m.
South western mails via Lynchburg. Virginia.
Through mails) including way uIHils on Midland
Railroad, S 30 a.
Manassas Division 60 o. ny.
Hound Hill TO AlexaHdrls, Va 3 20 D. m.
Gilice Hours-Cfice opens st s ~ 3, M, ard
closes At 00p. N.
Sunday Hours-Cficc 0pei,s =! Is H., tcc
cJses 81 80 q. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
Commits. CT 20. No 5 Fairf,x


- Ahxandris Va, April II 1850
10 Casslus f. Lee, surviving partner O! the Grm
OF Cszenove u Co; Caroline M. .I,hhsru,
widow and nhminstratri1 q J. Il. Jnhnsrr,
Goct easod; Virginia Page Johnson, and Jnr
l. Johns"n. children and heirs st law
Of Said j. #. johnson, tccanao,, and e.
w., Walt'os their guardian al Item :;
Cslharlne Fossett, widow. devised and eacra-
IlI q James Fossftt dtcl; Adelsido Frs,cl
aud Ida Fossott children ard cnviscas OF sail
James Fosset;, decd John Fossttt, Ms,iH
.w'fa of J"saph l.. Crigg; Mary T.. w,f'
o. Mark IL. Price; Nannio X wifnof Chsr',-
y. EItWslo, and Emma F.. vito Of 81. rv,0
blggs. children Of said jams Fosset,, doe! .
Joseph L.. Grigs, Mark l.. Price, Charlc. :
hntWltle and Marvin Bpg:; elizabeth Brown.
MIA j. iuLnell, adminiet.atIix of j g. Gur-
noll, decd; .. w. Hunt and Thomas M",r"
RECEIVERS and trustees Of j. g. Gunnnll's t..
Tate: James NJ Steusrt receiver; 3 Il. H,r-
~, Jr, Administrator If B. H. Berry. d,cI
and same and W. W. Berry, Ophella Berr
LAURA Berry and Susan q. Poindcx:er. W.T.
OF James L. Poinde3ter children snd h,ir- y!
law OF said b. II. Berry. decd; James r Pin.
dexter; ID. o. ClSughton and q. w. Waltc..
SURVIVING commissioners ct sale, and WinI,m
N. Brown.
You are hereby notified III Il have f 1c,. upon
MON DAY. the 18th day of May. 1889 Il, ten
O'Clock a. m at my Office. No north Fairf.S
street, Alexandria. Va, AS the timo ~ pia'c
When and where shall proceed TO execute n"
decree rendered by the Corporation Court OF the
city OF Alexandria in tho consolidated :sncrrv
causes OF 9. +. Lee surviving. Sc, vs Johnston
and others. and GunLe'rs adn,'x Sc, Us Fo-
stts and others, on tho 7lh day Of April, lSsu. an
e1traci from whish ia set fo.ih above; ST wh,cn
Iime and p!sce you arc required 1, attend
t!Ven under my hand rs Commissioner
Utlhancery OF eaid Cour. this li.h dsy Of a! ~,
leeu. GEORGE A. M USHBhCH,
aplo-W4R Conn. 5eioncr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
E.EGAs. NOTICES..

( ASSlUS F.. LEE, surviving pAr.urr G
~ Eazenove u Co., Vi. johnson and either.
and Gunneips sdm'x,, &C., vs. James Fc:.r,,
It ais. Consolidated.
Extract from decrco rendered in tho .Iay.
entitled csuac by the Corporation Court OF g..
city OF Alexsndris, April Z, 1880
Tho Court doth a6juGge, ordor and d"cnH
that this cause be reforred 10 George A. Mu!E.
bach, Commissioner of this Court, TO a!ccr,,r;
and report the estate, real, personal aad mixed
LETT BY the lsts James FOssttt tho snnual nat
lee simple value OF any real estate belonging t,
him. oil the valid debts due aud owing by lin
At The time OF his desth, sll the liens upon III, l.
real eststa, the amount Of money belonging /,
Said FCs,etts estate in tie hands OF the c, IL ~,
tloners O! sale in this Cause. and sl ether rn.,
teTs and things he may deem Pertinent, ~
which sny party Interested may request III.
SAID commissioner u ascertain An report, Ne
lice 10y publication SHALL be- deemed tqrvsl"rr
to personal service upon the psrlies for tho rrr
poses OF this reference
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
NOR RENT.

FOR EENr.
The comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
on the east side Of st. Aa.pb street, between
Cameron and Queen, containing water, gas,
heater &C., recently occupied by w. h. May.
Possession given at once. For terms, &C., apply
at this office. oct
LHOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
Il roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied BY x. b.
Lawson & Co. Apply to
seplh T. NJ LAWSON
EOR RENT-HOUSE No. 35 Cameron st.,
- between Fairfax and Ice Apply ITO
ap S-tf j. Fl. ID. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

TURKISH PKUNES. prime Dried Chcr,irs
\ mid Peaches, Pearl Barley sage" 1sp'ocs,
Flav"nng EXtrrc;s. Hclat,na. Etrmmcliii, ILal-
lnn Mnccarcni, g., &c. for sale by
nh IL j. &. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

G'KUIr BUTTER AND PHESEKvES--
Il Apple, fcn2b, Pear, Plum anG Ounce
Butter. Preserved Pineapple, foach.F, Cher
RIGS and nsmsons; for s.!e by
mario j. g. MILBITKN
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NDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
S'sS.s tt.s3.E: cseS HEN'H.

gS.OH RGHr-Thc THREE STORY BRICK
- HOUSE, 10 50 north Fairfax st Has sll
the modern improvements including bathroom,
gas, cooking range aul psrlo- heater.
feb I-tf r. 4. GORBETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

4 AVN GRASS SEhD-The celebrated En2
~ il-h Lawn Grass seed tina. We have been
selling for mary y'Hts; iuil supply JUS! 70.
c,ived
fpl2 r. s. LEhDPEATER BRO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
GEED OATS.

Another CIR OF WHIT, Seed Os.s just received
and fer esic by
Ip9 THOMAS FHkni, fct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
LSeAIotteB.

A gentleman Of this city, who like
many others has confidence ip the
powers Of Sherman Morgan, offers to
10 match the little DGver stallion against
Mollie, ofPhiladelphia upon any coarse
for q purse of 600.
Miss Ida NJ. Haldeman Of West Ches-
ter, Pa, a sister Of Rev. Isaac M. Hal
deman Of this city graduated frem the
Wheeling Female College with first hon.
ors and the degree Of A. B.
The Pusey & Jones Company ship
ped, yesterday, on the John BracewelI,
Of power, N. H., the sections Of steam
or. To be put together at their destina-
tion, Carthsgenia, South America.
Rev. J. W. Kaye addressed the chill
dren of Christ church, of Chadd'E Ford,
the other day, on the occasion of an ex-
oursion to Point Lookout.
John Ingram, of West Chester caught
on Wednesday in the BrSndywine three
large bpss, one of which weighed near
ly three pounds.
Schooner John Mcdonald, with 34l
tons of coal from Osborne, James River,
has arrived for the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company.
A liver .colorsd setter dog, without
register tag, awaits Identification at the
City Hall.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor and her daugh-
ters are now at Cedarcroft.
Wilmington has 4 perfto. army Of
doctors.
Vacation pio.nios are now in order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
Brnudvvrno Semrunry.

The closing exercises Of Brandywine
Seminary, W. 8. McNair, principal,
took place yesterday.
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. J. N. Williams, after which Rev.
A. N. Keigwin, Rev. e. W. Miller and
Mr.. W. K. Crosby were appointed
judges Of the elocutionary contest,
which was as follows:
"The Death Of a Cat," Geo. P. Bis
sell; "Twilight," Marriott Candy ;
"Pather is Coming" Bessie W. Giles
pie; 1.-THE Holy Dead" Carrie A. Ne
Nair; "The Battle Of Busaso," L. T..
Wales, jr.; "Barbara FreitOhie," A.
W. Spruance; "Indisn Names" Louis
H. Coke, jr. "a Masquerade" Mile
A. MeLeAr; "The Bell Of the Atlantic" I"
L. Linda Hunt; "All Quiet Along the
Potomac" Grace Carroll "The Boy Of
the Arctic" s. F. Stirling; "sheridan's
Ride" Frank Barry, IT,; "spartseus
to the Gladiators," E. B. McEsir /;
"Spartaeus to the Roman Envoys," w.
N. Rslston "Horatius at the Bridge"
Minnie F. Nixon.
The Judges decided TO award the first
prize to Brnest d. McNair and the sec.
ond to Minnie F. Nixon. The prizes
we're then awarded as follows:
First honor, Mile A. NcLear ;sesond
honor, Marriott Candy; spelling, s.
Frank Stirling geography, Leonard K.
Wales, jr. /; history, Minnie p. Nixon !;
mathematics, 8. Frank Stirling; Latin,
Carrie A. MoNsir; drawing, L. Linda
Hunt and Louis II. Coke, jr.; penman-
ship, Ernest B. MeNair; composition,
Minnie +. Nixon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
Gal vary tJh uFeh,

cor. Of Sd and Washington streets, will
be opened for divine service on Sunday
morning. The bishop Of the diocese
will make his annual visitation of this
parish, and will preach and administer
confirmation in the evening. Services
to commence at 7.30. The Rev. VIM.
D. Hanson will assist the rector in the
chancel service.
The extensive repairs and improve
ments recently made have exceeded in
cost the original estimates. l. is hoped
that the offerings Of the congregation at
these services Tomorrow, will be 80 lib
eral that they will meet the entire def
cienoy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19

stray Notes ofGo..sfp and Opt

stray Notes efGsesfp and Opinion
And Judge Fisher, Mr.. Harrington
and Mr.. Bird looked upon the work Of
thine hands and called 1t good.-Daily
News.
| am going TO Gin sinuati. I'm afraid
Mr.. Bayard will not be nominated. II
he Is not shall feel like walking right
home. M. 0sle.
They would not make me Chairman
Of the City Executive Committee, but
now am q member of the State Cen.
tral Committee. James l.. Hawkins.
II had any property Of my own to
sell l would advertise II In the RKPCB.
MoAN. It is q good advertising medi-
um.-shsriff Pyle.
The Germans are solid 10 a man for
Senator Bsyard.-Jacob Butz, coroner.
The army worm has gradually left
the wheat and is only to be fonnd In
the Oornfslds now.-New Castle county
farmer.
l don't believe the Democrats will
nominate Bsyard q. all. They will
have better senss.--Samuel Townsend.
Col. Ned Martin will never get the
Democratic nomiretion for Congress
again. New Castle county is solid
against him and from all can hear he
is nothing but q lobbyist after ALL
Certain Democratic Official.
Delaware Lodge of Odd Fellows has
made mistake In eountenanoing John
L. Plerson in his late boorish insult to
the representatives Of the REPUBLICAN,
and Every Evening, and the twelve
who withdrew from the lodge,
show tha: they fElly appreciate the
enormity of Persons otfense against
ospitality.-Daily News.
l think II would be nothing hat the
proper thing for Jefferson club to at
tend the Cincinnati Convention. As it
is not more than three or four are
going.-Col. J. G. Farra.
If Mr.. Mills can stand this sort of
thing wa can very easily.--Many Re-
publicans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
Going Down the Eny

The Diamond State Bay Club of this
city are now making extensive arrange.
ments for their third annual trip dcWn
the Bay, leaving on Saturday evening
July Sd. They have chartered fine
swift sailing 20 ton sloop from Pennville
N. j., and propose being gone one
week, going as far as Cape Nay, the
Breakwater, Five Fathom Bank and
perhaps Atlantic City. The Club COZ.
sists of Captain, W. H. Baker; Steward,
A. Rittsnhouse; Assistant Stewards,
W. Mceullen, W. Sinex, L. Stidham,
l., Msssiek, D. Smith, W. II. Jonee, D.
Moore, Chas. BPoadhart, P. Il. O'Don.
nell, D. Gallagher, M. Philips; Presi-
dent, P. H. 0'Donnell; Secretary, W.
Sinex; Treasurer, A. Rittenhouse.
The clIb ia in want of good cock
for the trip. Any one deserious of that
position, should call on Chas. Broad.
hart, Fifth street near Poplar, ,as soon as
possible.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
PEACH rROsPrUTB.
How the Orchards Lock Down the
State.

Around FELTON, the psach crop prom.
ises large yield, and shipments are
expected to commence by July Sd.
Tie fret peach shipment over the
Delaware Railroad was made last night
from Laarel. The yield in that part Of
Sussex is good, and fair returns may
be expected. The peach crop this year
appears likely TO be just large enough
to keep the market fairly supplied at
good prices, without much danger Of q
"glut."
The peach outlook q. Middlstown
since the storm is very diseouraging.
The wind levelled hundreds Of trees TO
the ground and knocked of thousands
OF dollars worth OF fruit. Mr.. William
Cochran was in town day or two ago,
and said the damage was almost incal.
eulable, both in Delaware and on the
Eastern Shore.
The June fall Of peaches is over, and
30 far as we have been able to learn
there will probably be from a half to
three quarters Of orop in this county.
which, considering the high price that
will be caused by the failure of the
crops further down the peninsula, will
be more profitable than full crop. In
the neighborhood of MiddletoWn and
Smyrna the prospect for 9 large crop
was good before the storm of last Sat
urday, which, as elsewhere stated,
seems to have hurt it badly. On the
lower peninsula the crops will be very
light Cecil Wing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
COIOred Republicans.

The colored voters held q meeting
last night, and campaign club was
organized under the name Of the Gar
thur Campaign Club"
The following officers were chosen
Presidsnt-Rufus Burris.
Vice President-John Johnson.
Treas saIer- Wheatley.
Previous to the election of officers ad-
dresses were made. Peter s. Blake al
luded with pleasure to the fact that in
answer to the call so many eolorsd men
had responded to take part in the Or
ganization OF political club composed
Of voters OF their twn color. He hoped
the same interest would be taken
throughout the whole campaign.
B. b. Groome and L, Z. B. Henry
also made addresses. The club will be
very strong one. The next meeting
will be held next Thursday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
RrnndxHtMe BLACK Rapn.

On Wednesday, John Ingram, sue
cessful fisherman Of this borough, Wis
tied the Brand! wine and INDUCED in
his fAvorite sport. He succeeded in
catching three large black bass, one Of
which, weighing nearly three pounds,
he presented to Street Commissioner,
William Sheppard.
On the same day Abram Dobson initi-
ated new fishing outfit by visiting the
same stream and bringing home two
catfish and sunny. This latter's luck
was rather discouraging, but new ma.
chinsry rarely does its work we'll the
first time.-West Chester RepublicsR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-19
CN0nD Groceries.

Aunt Sally you are going to the Granger
store lo3 E. 9Th ST., bring me a bsr of cold
in one hour and had no wash boiler abeut It;
beats all creation. Bring me fbs OF that
Carolina rice for rs cts. Bs corn starch for
9 ete., 4 MS prunes for 25 cts., cans sardinea
tor 20 cts, and bring me some of those white
apples for II cts, you can't tell them from
-four at $5.76; can't get over 1t, 1t Is 90 good,
and that -four ct $o,25 is excellent and their
81 -four is S5.T5 and 1t makes bread as white
as snow. and bring me b Of Testers tea at
Do cts, and, Aunt Sally, that Ia the tea 5hat
will talk to s. GU, and there Is nothing like 1t
Ia Delaware, and bring me bar of Shamrock
soap at 4 cts. ! will, Jane, am of to the
Granger store, 1903 L. 9Th ST. r. NJ. WIER.