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Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Protectors OF Game.

The Delaware Game Association 4
snb- committee Of nine, consisting Of,
DR.. E. G. Shertlidge, 4. W. Bring.
hurst and George Churchman, of New
Castle county; Amos Cole, William
Eliason and John Salisbury, of Ksnt;
R. A. Rosenbaum, Thomas Curry ano
c. c. StoGkley, of Sussex, met at Dover
on Thursday for the purpose Of remod-
cling the game laws. The committee e
discussed the questions Of changing thu
close Of the season for game birds and
the appointment Of q Fish Commissioner
to stock the streams Of The State With
bass, trout and German carp. A com
mittee was appointed to draft amend
ments to the law making the season
for summer woodcock shooting from
June 20 to July 20. The open season
for fall shooting of quail and woodcoek
is to be changed so as to begin for
both on Novemb ber Is and end January
II. Also committee was empowered
to obtain an appropriation of$5 900 to
start a State Fish Commission.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
THE RAILROAD TROUBLE.
Tho JuuetiOu Road still tn his.
pute-T The r. II. IL. Asked 60 EN-
plain.

Tho Juucttou Road StIll In his
pute-The r. II. III. Asked 60 En-
plain.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has been ordered by Judge McKennan
of the United States Circuit Court
to explsin why 1t obstructs tht
Junction Road in Philadelphia, there
by causing the trouble between the
P. r. r. and B. & o. roads.
Meanwhile the trouble still con.
Times, as the following explanation by
Wlminetonisn, who is well acquaint
ed with the inside workings OF rail
roads, TO q REPUBLICAN reporter, will
show:
at is claimed by the officers Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more Company that its contract with
the Pennsylvania Company for an ex'
change Of traffic requires ninety days
notice before it can be determined
that The company has given the re-
our I'd notice, bat that until the expira
ton of the time it cannot carry the
freight OF the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany shipped by way Of the Bound
Brook route. II ia asserted, also, that
the Philadelphis, Wilmington aud Bal.
timore Company seeks only to preserve
strict neutrality between the com
panies. By officers OF other companies
it is said that the Wilmington Company
is working in the interest Of the Penn
sylvauia Road. Shortly after theopen
ing Of the new passenger route, when
the Pennsylvania Company refused to
carry Baltimore and Ohio freight, and
when it was forwarded by way Of the
Bound Brook route, the general mana
ger OF the Wilmington Company re-
fused to receive freight shipped by the
new route.
His refusal was based on the con
tract between that company and the
Pennsylvania Company, but his &c'ion
was overrulsd by the president, who
now takes the same position in the
question. For this change of opiuion
no explanation has been made, but by
some persons it is believed that II lie
instigated by the purchase by the
PspDsy lvania Company Of controll-
ing interest in the Wilmington Road. I"
This purchase Of the P. W. Il b.
stock, above alluded 70, has been fatty
denied and, no doubt, has not taken
place.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
SPECIAL slENTIOs.


an. Valencia raisins, rs CITE; seedlesi
.,'iUs 12 c.s; sultanG raisiDs. ID cts
T.,",t,l. do. Is cts; fancy layer raj
=, or Christmas by the pound and
~ S,,s,: citron, 28 cts. 10; orange and
;.~"n % %pseI, 20 cts. .lb;currants, 8 cts.lbi
SS sSS c,ps OF Trophy and Canada Victor
."~stOs,, 10 cts; table peaches l5 cts.a
s '.r' pis peaches, 10 cts; canned peas,
n M, n Z "a c.s; Bakers corn, Is cts; Wins.
w.. corn, Is cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
III sI,rrs goblsts OF jslley, 25 CITE; jelley 5
.od 10 cts. per glass, assorted flavors
~ "a uure; choice new crop New Or.
,.,ns M moIssseO, 10 cis per gallon; do. SO
~, 6us syrups at various prices; chow
,sCv N, in 2 gallon Luckets; preserves Of
HGsrsnt kinds In Q lb. buckets, 3 suit
Ma sizs for consumers at less than re-
Nj pricss; 8 lbs. choios mince meat,
a ,i,; fancy do. 10 OTIS lb; 4 lbs. apple
hott,r. 25 cts; peach butter, 10 cts lb;
Ib. P.&G. Oleine soap, 25 cts: sand
NAP, 4 cts; pound blsacher, 6 cts;
nOupd bleaching, 81 cts; 0leine soap,
/ ds; a4lb. cake Of soap, Is cts;pure
MIN soap, % c,s lb; I lbs. Buckwheat,
4 eta; 7 lbs. oat meal, 25 cts; try our
N and so ct teas, none better in the
d,y, a fair coffee, 12i cts; our Santos
sSs. at 28 cts. cannot be found else.
vbers, II Ia bstter than any Java; oil
r,a,s Of Rio cofees; full line Of
Srisd fruits, such as plums, cherries,
blsck berries, prunelles, almonds, wal
Duts, pecan nuts & etc. Come and buy
vbsIe you can get goods the cheapest.
C.s. MIDDLETON, s. x. cor. 4th Il King
ttYspls,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
So much for this question and now

So much for this question and now q
word for the Legislature which will
convene here the first Tuesday in Janu'
ary. The organization is what concerns
the larger number as the crumbs that
fall from the Democratic table have
rare attraction.
For Speaker Of the Senate there are
three prominent candidates, Mr.. Rust
Of Sussex, Mr.. Harrington Of Kent and
Mr.. Cooch Of New Castle, with the
chances, IL is said, being largely in
favor Of Rust. Mr.. Cooch would be
the successful man were it not that he
was antagonizsd BY his colleague, Mr..
McWhorter. Mr.. Harrington will have
the support of his own delegation from
Kent, but it is said that both the DEM
ocratic mem bsrs from New Castle pre-
fer Mr.. Rust.
For Clerk ef the Senate there are five
candidates named H. Il. Colclazer
from the State at large, David Marvel
and Hiram 7. Downing, Of Sussex; and
George Shakespeare and Jacob Wilson,
Ol h6ut NtW NAbGlu A0flAk SVho Aso
publican no Democrats need apply from
that county. OF the candidates named
Colclazsr says he is sure TO be elected,
while more knowing Democrats here
say he has NO chance al all. Wilson
was a candidate for Sergeant at Arms
two years ago, but this time he has
concluded to gun for larger game.
Thomas N. Williams OF Sussex, ap-
pears to be the only candidate named
for speaker Of the House and II is not
unlikely that he is about the best that
could be named by his political asso-
ciates. 1t ia expected that the Repub-
licsps will compliment Mr.. Bradford
with their votes for speaker.
The clerk of the House Robert White
Of Sussex, and ]. Alexander Fulton,
ESQ, aud a Mr.. Coverdale son OF
Nunos H.Coverdale Of Kent, are named.
The political deal between Kent and
Sussex will alone deterNiue who will
be the successful man. The name oi
the candidates for Ssrgeants at Arms
is LEGION" and there are crowds in
training for librarian, fireman, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
The New Grocery Store

t.hp place to buy your grapes, bananas,
osDsrs, lemons, ooscosnnts, fine mix.
,rrs,, hand made toys, citron, orange
.sd lemon peel, new Valinois, seedlssa
Md sultAns raisins, new currauts,
C,upbe mince meat. the best In the
nMi s,. neS crop New Orleans molases,
Ns jsst splendid; best brands Of flour;
Hy.ksn's Self.raising hour, griddle
axes aud buokwheat; canned goods Of
sll sinds; q fresh lot OF Tess, Coffees
,pd Spices, which can't be beat in this
dy for quality and prices. A full
NI y Of fresh and salt meats, such as
bsgi, veal and mutton, ham and shoul-
iH, country pork, sausage, scrappls
lud lard, and everything else that Ia
lspt in Arst-clAss grocery store. Will
VII at the lowest prices and deliver
ytur goods free OF charge. R. c. Porter,
a5 Wsst Fourth street, opposite City
Spru,.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
CONGREGATIONAL.

In the q. S. Senate, yesterday, thu
House concurrent resolution for recess
of Congress from December % to Jan
uary 8, was reported back by the Com
mittee on Appropriations, and rejected
yeas 81, nays 81. Subsequently q
motion was entered to reconsider the
vote. Mr.. Wallace introduced a bill
establishing 8 uniform system of bank
ruptcy. On motion OF Mr.. Blaine, the
Judiciary Committee was instructed to
INQUIRE into the expsdiepoy Of incress-
ing the number Of Justices of the So
preme Court 10 thirteen and, on mo
ton of Mr.. Morgan, the Selec, Commit
Toe on the removal of the Northern
Cheysnnss was continued. The Pen
sion Appropriation bill was referred
The Educational Fund bill WAS passed
yeas Al, nays Z. The Senate ad
journed until Monday.
In the House, the entire session was
devoted to the consideration Of private
bills.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Roots Nm d shoes.

Go to Crawford's, No. 6 West SeconC
street, where you can get the most re
liable boots and shoes in the city. Civ,
him call. u. II. Crawford.
Just received, . lot OF nice Sage
Sweet Marjoram, Summer Savory, SWes,
Basil, all Of fine quality, ct low prices
also pure African Cayenne Pepper,
pure Baschmere Black Pepper, very
6ue, pure African Ginger, pure Bnglish
Brown Mustard and pure ground Spices,
very tine quality, at simms' Pure Fam,
lily Medicine Store, 4lh and King sts.
Medicines, chemicals. toilet and fancy
articles families supplied with medi'
cines, accurately. Domestic Cough
Syrup, at West End Pharmacy, Seventh
and jefferson streets.
Physicians prescriptions carefully
aud accurately compounded AT sll hours
Of the day or night, at Taylor l. Fuller,
IONS, Druggists and Apothe:aries, SUI
King street..
The though ;lessnsss Of people is 30
great in regard to vatchfnlness against
colds, etc, that were it not for the won
derful curstive power Of DR.. BnlPs
Ccngh Syrup We should shudder at the
fate OF such.
Parents, the best way TO keep your
boys in nights ia to give them Amuse-
ments at home. A nice game is a great
ipdu cement TO "stsy home" James h
Webb have them in great variety.
"Now they are just beautiful !" is
the exclamation Of every one who sees
the elegant display OF velvet and gold
picture frames in James L Webb's base
nent "and so low :"
Bad habits ara easily contracted 40
are colds, aud both are very hsrd to
get rid Of. The colds are quickly and
surely cured by DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup.
Have you seen James Il Wehb's pho
topraph albums' II not, they are worth
looking at. We never saw albums al
such ioW prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

Rugs, Ottomans, Stools and Chairs,
FIn', Handkerchieis, Ties, Trays,
Boxes, Plates, Wallets, Table and
Piano Covers, Couuterpanes, Linen
Table Cloths and Napkins, Gossamer
WAtsr,Proofs and Hosiery. Novelties
bonGht for this years Christmas and
New Years gifts. Come aud see them
Whether you buy or not. q. Worrell,
EAJnio Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Mu.s De sOId

hhA next 10 days, prior to moving.
l0soo second. hand sewing machines
Wi makes, that will work and Sew ss
lsi as new. Price from 81 to $S.
god Christmas present, Also the
Eec No. s Wheeler & Wilson light,
mining, noiseless. A child can run it.
DoI'. oil the works. No betEer Christ.
Iu resent. Wheeler & Wilson, M'fgo.,
e.. 72S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

There ,s no ass talking, Susey. rou will
hay, 10 bny me pair nj slippers for phrist
mas present Wei Charlie, where 10 NE
l,ei i,lace 10 buy them vonld advise you
10 10 20 Hickmi 10, All KinE street, be hs'
such 6ne assOrtmen OF mems f@ncv Flip
ners fIom o. cents 10 s2.o0, and, oh ~ the
prettiest ladies aud boys' slippers ltv" saw
All for his ladies' and ch'ldrenb aosi you
ssy yourself no can't DO bat. "
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Ehicnxo Rnngea.

Now is the tins to call and see the
Chicago Portable Cooking Range, per
feet bakers and very economical in fuel.
Persons desirous OF having range that
will give general satisfaction, should
not fail to call and SOC them. Plenty
of reference can be given as to the
utility of these ranges. Store, No. l07
West Second street. +. b. Y. Miller.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

That even the form Of trial by jury
is not perfectly tree from preiudicS, ID
believed by some. Bot In our section,
s.. Jacobs Oil has been tried by that
great jury-the public-and been
Judged the infslIibls cura for rheuma-
tism and ali painful diseases.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Listen TO Thfs.

The unbiased opinions Of some OF the
most intelligent medical men in this
country and Rurope support the state
meut that Kidney Wort is the greatest
discovery yet, for curing kidney and
liver troubles, piles and constipation.
1t acts on both kidneys aud bowels at
the same time and thus clsAEses the
whole system.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Throat Diseayes,

Eldridge Simpson, NJ. d., OF Hudson,
N. Y, writes ~ have used Fellows
Syrup Of Hypophosphites in cases Of
consumption aud other lung and throat
diseases. with the most gratifying re-
suits. OF the various forms OF admin
istsring phosphOrous and phosphate
preparations in use, none have bser
Iound SO completely adapted to the re,
quiremsnts OF the age as Fellows Com
pound Syrup Of Hypophosphites."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Revival.

A protrScted meeting is being held
at Bethel N. Z. church, Brandywi
Hundred, under the direction OF Rev,
Mr.. Gegg. Several persons have pre-
sented themselves at the altar as peni-
tents and one or two have protessed
conversion. Mr.. G. received 80 proba-
tioners last year, sud his labors have
b. en- very successful since his Connes
ton with the church.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
NEWS sum NARY.

NBKg~is OF News Gathered from
tne vast UnlversP-MaIters of In.
Iera~t Concerning the Sons Of
Adam.
A six-story brick block, in Cleveland, j,
Ohio, owned by George NJ. Atwater, of
Spring field, MASSACHUSETTS. and ocou-
pied by the Cleveland Cooperative
Stove Manufacturing Company. was
destroyed by fire before daylight yes
terday morning. The loss is estimated
at nearly $75,O00.
1t was reported at the one hundred
and sixteenth annual meeting, on
Thursday evening, of the German
Society, that last years receipts were
s759o,O7 and the expenditures e3635-
81. The society's assets are $117, ,9T0-
O3 and its membership 800.
Fourteen citizens of Marshall, Texas,
have been indicted by the United
States Grcnd Jury for violation of the
federal Election laws.
John J. Berry, de'aulting cashier of
the Bank of Bergen County, and treas
urer of the robbed Bergen County
Savings Bank, was arraigned before
Judge Dixon at Hackensack, New Jsr-
Sey, yesterday morning, for embezzle-
ment, and pleaded not guilty to ten in
dictments.
L. N. Myer, of Augusta, Georgia, re-
ported at police headquarters in Jersey
City, yesterday morning, that while on
the way there from Philadelphia, in Q
sleeping car, he was robbed, between
the hours of four and six O'Clock, of
the sum of $40, 800, which was In bag
under his pillow.
In the Bortree murder t-ial, at Hones-
dale, Penna., yesterday afternoon, the
case was given to the juryj after .
thirty Minutes charge by the Judge.
A verdict is expected this morning.
The house Of Mrs. Todd, in Youngs-
town, Ohio, was robbed yesterday of
$4,000 worth Of diamonds and jswelry,
while all the family were at home.
Thomas Halfpenny, proprietor Of the
Luzerne House at West Pittston, Pa,
committed suicide yesterday. He was
in poor health.
The trial et James Finkbohne, at
Sunbury. Penns., for the murder OF
his father, resulted last night in YER
dict OF not guilty.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Rare Obance.

We want TO reduce our immense
stock OF umbrellas, and from now un-
til Jan. ls., will offer the same at actual
cost, Ali our goods are marked in
plain figures, so customers will readily
see that We mean just what we say.
Oar stock embraces fall line from the
cheapest to the finest, among them
soms very fine silk umbrellas, with
handles of special designs, and suits-
BILE for Christmas gifts. SHEPPRY, No.
5C3 Market street, opposite Clayto
House.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

The Hop Bitters' Manufacturing Com
pany ia one Of Rochester's greatest t bus
mess enterprises. Their Hop Bitters
have reached a sale beyond all prece-
dent, having from their intrinsic value
found thsi- way into almost every
household in the land.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
SPECIAL MENTION.
This Week select Your Chrisinas
GIFT.

The new spapers are filed with
notices where TO buy the fancy articles
for Christmas presents, but II yon de-
sirs TO give 4 substantial article in the
way OF clothing, tbs Wilmington
Clothing House, N. W. cor. 4th and
Market streets, Ia the leading ioise In
this brAoch of business, and the stock
Of ovsrcoats, ulSterettes and suits are
kept filled and pric ~ way down, for the
season is advancing. Come at once
and secure bargain at the Wilmington
Clothing House. JoHS W. DIgFEspoEp,
Manager.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

The Sooy Senate have orgsn'zed at
3O6 King street and elected the follow
ing officers:
President--Capt. J. Il. sooy.
Vice PIesident--Capt. Matthew Mack.
lem.
Secretary-Thomas Cloud.
Treasurer-William Elliott.
Ws.den-John Stewart.
They intend TO 90 to Washington on
the 4th Of March to see Garfield and
Arthur inRuguIated.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Holiday Presents.

To get a cheap and beautiful Christ
mas present, go to J. c. Massey's jewel
ry store, No. 402 King street; he keeps
nothing bat first class jswelry, at
the lowest market prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Rubber Garments.

EspI ard 4 Go. have q large assortment
ola e. and misses' Gossamer Water
Proi. in al! sizes at low prices. A very
iLta le holiday prssent.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

Miss Francis offers the remainder OF
her stock, including a fine assortment
of Bibles, Hymnals, Prayer Books. &c,
st cost, at her residence, No. 3o9 West
Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
For Sale or Rent,

Franklin W. Clement offers his farm
of l3S acres, near CentreviIle, Christi
ana Hundred, at private sale. 1t is a
desirable property and should bring a
fair price. Ifnot sold by the middle
of February it will then be rented.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Dec. lS-1
q. m.
Indications for Saturdsy-For the
Middle Atlantic States, northwest winds
shifting to northeast and southwest |;
increasing cloudiness and areas of rain
or snow slight rise, followed by fall
ing barometer; stationary or slight rise
in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

7 well, the great fish man Of the
IApd street market, has q few pieces
d"ry handsome carpet for sale at q
NlsonAbls price. He wishes the ladies
10 call and See them.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
what n SasisfnetiOn

to have such q place to buy your cloth
ing as We have in our city at Sixth and
Market streets, Of Mullin Il Son. They
are selling the best OF bargains.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

To night the Young Mems Republi Ii
can Club will meet and discuss the
a ausstion Of visiting Washington on in
aueuration day. Henry Ward Beecher
will possibly lecture for the young
en- sbcnt the first OF January.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.
PROCLAMATION
OF FASTING FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR,

According to the American custom, viz !:
Eating, drinking, goipg to the Opera, giving
in marriage, making presents, &c, you are
hereby invited TO assemble yourselves TO-
gether daily, (sOon as convsnient-not all At
Once,) at the
GREAT BOSTt)N NINETY -NIEE CENT
VARIETY STORE
there to select what seemeth good in thy
sight for presents for your brothers and sis.
ters. aunts and uncles, parents and great
great grand parents. and caildren's chill
dren's children. even unto the 18th and 1ath
generations. The largest and finest variety
OF useful articles / ever offered to the people
Of Wilmington.
Dolls from 10 to o9c., Tea sets Is to sos.,
Alphabet and building blocks with maps,
card and board Eames for old and young,
smoking sets, nine pins, tables, bedsteads,
cradles. drums, and many other useful
amusements for children. Also hundreds OF
pre- sents fer adults, too numerous to men,
ti0n. Prices are reduced on many articles.
Come and LOOK.
sol MABKET ST.. So1 MARKET ST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL
12lS-et cod
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Potnioan and AnpIas.

y. L. Janney's, 303 King street, IL
ladquArters for produce OF all kinds
sFdal arrangements to parties for car
h d lots.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
Front ana Madison Sts.
-NORFRRN -

Tr'ed Mona, Java, Maracaibo,
ixuyrA and Rio Ooffees,
Ihe best in the city, ut Retail,
by 9ANU, So 7 L. seveoth 81
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

Amazingly cheap are the the cut
glass bottles for sale by N. B. Dantorth,
Druggist, cor. I'd and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

The gossip of Brandywine Handrsd
b ave been somewhat excited the past
week ever the coming marriage OF Mr..
Ralph Rsberly, Of Canada, to Miss
Carrie. daughter of John veale, Bsq.
Ii IL said the ceremony will take place
on Thursday, the 25rd inst, and the
young folks are anticipating a very
great Seal OF pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

Autograph Albums at James d
Webb's, from eight cents up TO three
dolla-s. Never were 10 cheap.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

Chapman will return from New York
ia few days with an immense stock
q mserschsum goods. Wait WAIT
WAlrl!l Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth
Ind Shiplsy streets.
Jrst arrived, another invoice OF choice
Nea York State butter, which will
Pai Oh the market very low. Also
lp,Iss and potatoes. Smeltz, No. l3
nit Fourth street.
A fns assortment OF ladies' and gen
urnen'e satchels, for Christmas pre-
ltnts, can be bought cheap a. Joshua
Conner's, 2%7 Market street.
Snel:z will give you more produce
@yO1r money than any other dealer
the city. No. l3 Rsst Fourth street.
Buy where you save money. Choice
apples and potatoes very low. Call st
Vice. Smeltz. l3 RAst 4th street.
SuIterly & Savers Gallery open
HOm A. NJ. until P. N.
Diaries at James & Webb's. Diaries
y" every body at all prices.
R0CERI ES.-IHaVE lust RE-
- ceiye1 D nc lot OF goods, will sell
SuHng ha christmas holidays at the follow
m ms reduced prices: lbs raisins 2h', 3 lhs OF
,,rfsnts y, ?bc, lbs spples 25c. 8 lbs OF crackers
.s % 10. At trench prunss, 5: ig9llets assort-
IleIly 80, 4 lbs sprle butter rs, 4 lbs Webb's
ance meat 2bc, choice &c. sc sdtess raisins II
,,lOce Il cts. sultanns raisins l4c. mustatels
~ cltfon ~. orange and lemon peel ~ cts,
naEes oorr '4c, tomatoes 10 cts Niagara
~Ih lJc los p. and u, Oelipe soap 26c,
NNAq so'Pt t-. blcaeher 6r, Oleine soap &c S
W., W. bucsvheat &c. New crop, Orleans
ns.v.lssssst t6c. golden drps, lsc. white lbc. sil
MNIlf0p l2c. :. IL. molsssee 7c. Teas SOC. "ur
W.. % it tne, our SOC wo guarantee. Coitee l'c.
M n Ihc. Is lair. p0c is extra best. Rio DC
ssuyfS 2bc, mar lcabo, 26c. SANTOS $50. lava
II, Table reaches l5c. PER can. pho peaches
m w. Sweet CIDER &c. at. chow chow, pickles,
saiOos, caulihower In buckets and quantity
Ttult the buyers. also full assortment Of
NJ. .l.'nds, plume prunclias, waiputs, cher.
ts black berries cfanDerries, etc. Our sc.
WI svn' good, our -four at $50 we Ruarsn ee,
vi refund the money when not satisfactory
, p. J. FORD
lg!s.2w Front ana Madison Sta.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18
.-TEAR.-

'AOee Formosa Oolong Teas.
Y,r Oho'ce New Crop Japan Teas,
''ung Hyson, Imperial q 9uDp0wder ceas,
9eality and price unexoelled.
"Re'ail BY GANo, ~ Z. Ssve nth ST
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

this evening, at No. IA Bast Second st.,
&. Vogelbacher.
FATins Cologne and fine Bay Rum, in
elegant cut glass, engraved and bsauti-
fully labeled bottles, in great abun-
dance, at z. James Belts, Sixth and
Market streets.
We suggest for nice, cheap Christ
mas present, a pair of panel pictures
and easels, from James Il Webb's, 224
Market street.
The Owl.
stansbury Murray, No. III K Water
street, has plenty Of Owls 70. sale.
Graphoscopss, sterosOopss and view,
in very large stock, at James L Webb's
224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

state OF tine Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN Office, On Saturday
morning, Dec. IS:
7 O'Clock, ~ o'clock, IL O'Clock,
$50 $50 37o
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

The State Board of Health will ask
for the establishments of State registry
system OF marriages, births and deaths.
The system will be similar to the one
contemplated in the bill which was de-
fested at the last session, except that
the statistics will be collected by the
assessors OF taxes instead Of by ths ply
sicians.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-18

NBKg~is OF News Gathered from
the Vast Untverse-MaIte of In.
Ierart Concerning the sons Of
Adam.