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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22

A PENNSYLVANIA judge has refused to
nsturalize man who landed in 1851 and
claimed naturalization through a minors
petition on the ground that hc was but Is
when he landed. The judge said in pass.
Ing on this point: A large portion, indeed
/ may say majority Of applications are
based upon minors petitions, while per.
hsps many Of the petitioners are over 80
years Of age. To demand audience Tor
such petitions without evidence TO explain
the delay il an insult to justice, and It is
hiSh time that a decided halt be called to
those INDUCING in such pcrnicions efforts.
But in The case before me, and those cases
Of like character, my plain dsty is to dis
miss the petitions, and in this way to COM
pei the applicants to declare their inten-
lions in such form as to show the time
when the intention to become citizen
was actually formed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22

BALrlNoRR packs more oysters than any
other city in the world, fifteen firms with
a capital Of s2,S3S, 800 being engaged in
the business. During the season from
September /, 1879, to May 10, 1880, 1915
O72 bushels were brought to the city by
Y,54l vessels, aud 6.459,lSS bushels were
packed, the value OF the product being
$35l7,8iO. The firms in the business
pack fruit in the summer, employing
6627 persons. The total catch in Mary
lsad last season was 1O,560,Ol2 bushels
$3.50, 402 being packed, 2,O22 $40 shipped
out Of the state and the balance used FOL
local consumption.
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NARpY.
Mr.. Nasty Has Heard From Maine, and,
nv Usual, Takes Prompt Action.
(WHICH Is IN THR STATE w Moo YORK;
september Is, 1850.


GovERNoR's ISLAND.
(WHICH Is lSTHR STATE Nv Moo YoRHh
September Is, 1880.
Ginersl Hancock aud me heard Nv
Maine this mornin. We rejoiced.
Gineral Singer, nv Mississippi, who
served under Lee from the time that CRATE
man took command Nv the Contedrit
forces to the final surrender at Appomst-
tox, wuz affected TO teers.
THANK God, /" sed he, "for Maine. The
country is safe. Maine stands up Tor the
Yoonyun"
And he and Gineral Hancock shook
hands solumly, and retired TO the next
room, witch they emerged from wipin Their
lips.
Patsey 0'shaughDessY, with his voice
tremblin with emoshun, rem0rkt that
Maine he'd spoken. He wuz so joyous
over this triumf Nv purity that he shood
throw his bar open tonight, and drinks
wood be free to all troo Dimekrats in his
ward, II wuz too glorious.
Itelegraft the glorious nooze to Deekln
Pogram at the Corners, and his anser cum
back quick.
at Is too much. Bascom is illuminated,
aud we hev Cleened out every niger for
five miles. The boys are still at 1t.
Gineral Hancock took it with the cam
iDpassivenis Nv a Goljer. "The nooze Is
glorious, !" sed he, Eve hev won the first
skirmish, but not the final battle. 1t is
time for decisive ackshen, for the reel
struggle comes off in November. Now il
our time. Nasty, git them Greenback
documents together and shov 'em thro
Maine. Hev me announst-in Maine ez
in favor Nv Unlimited greenbaCks."
Whose bleeves Hancock isn't states
man don't know very much.
Heimmejitly sent letterto Moo Jersey
insistin on high protective tariff and
and another to Ipjesny holdin that the
prosperity Nv the kentry demands Tree
trade.
Sence the Maine elecshun Hancock hez
woke up and is displayin remarkable ca
passity. Inow hev faith in him.
Money Is comm in good. We heV
5000. 900 to yoose in sendin Kentuckians to
injeany TO vote in October 10 make shoor
Nv carrin that State, Nv course CT we
carry Inieany that settles it.
The skies is brite. | shell once more heV
the postoflis at the Corners.
PETROLEUM. V. Massey GubilanD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22

Consider wlat Lee and Jackson 'roti'd do
,rcre then alire. 7has are he same principles
for uhich hey fought for four years. Rencn'
ber The men uho poured forth t'cir life blood on
virginia's soil, aud do not abandon them n0'''
Remember that upo, your ro'e depends The sue
cess of The Democratic ticket Il Wade lamp
ton, at Me meeting in The interest of Democratic
Harmony in Virginiu, at Staunton, July 2G'
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DIED.

DIED.
ZANE-On Monday September 20, 1880, CARoLIEE
V. ZAsH wife james W.ZaLe, iGt the ty'ni1h year
Il her Sge.
The funeral will take place from her husbands res
idence, on South Penn Street, ISland this morning al
10 o'clock. Intermrutat Martins Ferry. Friends oil
the family arc respectfully Invited.
sCHULz-On Tues lay afternoon, september 81
1850, nj three O'Clock, AARGATHA SCHULZ, aged "
years.
The funeral will take pace from the residence Of
Phi. Mctzuer, No. 1928 Main street ThursdAy after
noon al two O'CLOCK.
TIIOHP5ON-On TueIINy morning, s0ptem Der
q, 1880 At O'Clock, GKORGR HoSARp, ron Of Robert
i. and JENNIE thompson, aged Yeas 'nd months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon al three
O'Clock from Ills parents residence, Friends are In
Slpep darling sleep,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com
pauy offer s., 900 in prizes OF s, 500, 81, 500,
500 and 5000, and 5000 for expenses to
each oarsman, for single-acull race OF
four miles on the Thames or Tyne in
England, to be open to not oyer ten Of
the best oarsmen in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22

ST.. LOUIS is determined not to relax her
hold on Texas trade without struggle,
in spite of the new railroad New Orleans
has built into the state, and the Mound
City's cotton exchange has offered pre-
MUM Of 5000 to the largest shipper Of
cotton from Texas this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

SHELBY,
GEORGE Il. PARKS.
PBosECUTISO A1TURAET,
T. J. HUGUS.
AsSmsoR, CITY DISTRICT,
G. A. HEi.ABElGRT:
ASSESSOR, CousTRr DIsTNcT'
+. II. ARMSTRONG.
nousK OF DELkOATEs,
W. p. HUBBARD,
G. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FRLw,
SIMOE l.. N'COLLOCH.
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ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
T1ME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, Juno2, 1880. car, nm
TIA wheeling and Elm Grover. Il. viii run a III.
oys CarS VII start from eaCh end Of the road n G:O
A. and regularly thereafter every hAf.hour, until
II O'CLOCK, r NJ, except the following tripa which
viii bS oipitted viz 1850 A. NJ; 1880 and $50 p
" On sundays the $50 and 90 a. N. and $50 ?. n.
trips will be omitted. ,,,,,,,,
Tgnithl clock tins. q. LEDNHART, 6up't.
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RePVElICAH STATE TICKET.

POR GOVkRAOE,
GEO. C. SJURGIsS, Of MonongAlia.
nurrKNrEspRST on VRxK SCHOOLS,
A. l.. PURlETON, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY 6ESRRAL,
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio,
AUDITOR
John 4. CUNNINGHAM, OF KRnAWha'
TREAsURRE,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe.
SUPREME JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison.
VOR cONGRESSr
-, n,,yrt.JoHE A. HUTCAIEsoH, Of Wood.
a. TI"tIIrt-J, 7, HOKE, Of MlnerAl.
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YOUNG-ODBERT.- the residence Of thu
trid.S mother, By the Rev, c. 7. MGsden, Sir. ALKx
r, YoUEG, 10 Miss NARY E. oDDES1, both Of thii
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Constitutional Amendment, Article slSht-Fo'
Ratification. ,.,,-..- -,
Constitutional Amendment, scction tnir1een' Afu
ella IhIer-,FUr Ratification.
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nEw AnYERrlsEMEMrs.

BOARDING. = PLEASANT FRONT
ID Rooms, With board, iii ChApllne street. wa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
the Needs Ofiha ALLY.

General Sherman, in his annual re-.
port, recommends that the Army be in
creased to 10000 men. He refers to
the condition Of the sea- coast dcfences,
TO the effect Of the Pacific Railroads, and
says that all distinctions as to colorsd
regiments should be abolished. Sur.
geon.General Barnes says the appropria.
ton for his bureau was inadequate.
The Judge-Advocate General recon-.
mends statute to prevent gambling in
the Army. The Paymaster General
says e change in tho system OF granting
leaves OF absence should be made. The
lnse ector-General says the disburse-
mcnts have been made without loas.
The Quar.ermastsr General hopes thai
The appropriation will be- made ade.
.q1atc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
Minor Mention.

There will be meeting OF the Ath'
letic Association this evening. A pro
fessional gymnast will be present t.
give instruction.
The south.bound train OF the Della
ware division Of the P. W, Il b. +. R.,
yesterday morning, had on board Is, 600
ycung salmon, to be delivered at Nil
lington, Kent county, Md, to be sci
adrift In some of the waters OF thai
county.
Tonight the second annual gather
ing OF the Episcopal Sunday schools o
Wilmington will be held in St.Andrcwt
P. Z. Church. The R4vs. Newbold o
New York and Falkland OF German.
town will speak.
A horse valued at 5000, the property
Of Samuel Rlstburn, died this morning
with the epizooty.
Several prisoners were seat to jail
this morning.
Ducks are comparatively scarce above
New Castle, though they are shot in
considerable numbers on tue Delaware
mar shes, Just below the mouth o: thu
Christina. Teal, divers, red heads
and an occasional CANVASS back are tht
varieties most plentiful.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
d EATH :

ALDEN.-On the 9th inst, Edith D. young
est daughter OF John ard the late Enza.
beth Alden, aged years, months, and ,
days.
The Ielatl7es and friends NJ the family are
TeEpec fuzzy INV ted 10 attend the funeral from
the residence Of her father, corner OF >'eeond
and Washington st eets, or Wedn 'sday, the
18th inst, at 1880 O'Clock, a. IL. TO proceed
10 RiyervieW Cemetery.
COOPEE. In this city. on the 18th inst.
AImira infant daughter Of Charles W. and
ANNE V. Cooper, aged 3 months and q
days.
IRE relatives and friends pre invited to at
ter tho funerll from the residence Of her
parents, 2t5 Parish s.reo', On WedF esday
morning. at 8 O'Clock. TO proceed to Charles
TOD, NO., 1Cr internent
Elktou paplT3 please copy.
THOMA As IN this city, On the 18th inst
George L. son OF Edwin j and Ella Thorn.
as aged year and months.
The relatives and friends OF the faulty are
invited 10 atteGf he funeral from The resi-
dence Of hla parents, ll24 Poplar stree, en-
Tues lay, l6tu inst, at O'Clock, =. IN.
Uearest George thnu has lott us
Hero thy loss we deeply isel.
Bot It's GOt that hath Oer2it Us,
He can all our sOrfOwL neal.
Gone but rot forgotten.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
Election Notes.

Jones, Independent, has been re.
elected to Congress in the Fifth Distric!
of Texas by small majority.
The newly Gle tied city officials in
New Orleans calcd yesterday at the
City Hall, and r aglIy dcnsLdad pos.
session. This WAS refused by Mayor
Patton and the Administrators, who
said they considered the election lille.
gal.
The recount Of the vote of the Third
Assembly District OF Monmouth county,
N. j., made yesterday, before Judge
Scuddcr, at Red Bank, resulted in a
majority of seven votes for Grover II.
Lutbu row, the Republican candidate
The County Commissioners had given
the certificate TO the Democratic can
didate on majority of one vote.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
PhiIpa md the FOrRerY.

General Spinols, of Brooklyn, wen
before Judge Davis yesterday morning
and justified in the sum OF $40, 900 g.
one of the bondsmen Of Kenward Philip
charged with criminal libel on General
Garfeli. Philip himself accompanied
General Spinels. hear, incidentally,
that fund Is being subscribed by prom
inent Democrats to defray the expenses
of the defence. Also, that il Philip Ii
brought to trial ssubpTna vii be serv.
ed upon General Garfield. The Grand
Jury is now in session, and the case, II
is understood, will receive their early
attention. In and about the City Hall
there are the usual runners about other
parties who are TO he CO II I'D to account,
but these as yet would seem to be only
idle conjecture or gossip. Truth,
meanwhiI.. is giving the Grand Ipquesl
heal of double loaded advice, the pur.
pert OF which is that they ought tc
throw out the indictment OF Mr.. Philip,
who, it will be remembered, is one o,
the editors Of the paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
FuuRTa EDITION.
the Grant l.ensios Fund.

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger Of the 18th In
slant says:
A csrlous vein Of thought has been
opened mp by the proposition of the
Times to start a national subscription
OF s25O.OOO. !: order 10 provide an All
nusl income ray OF sl2,500 "for the
Oldest sx. President Of the United States, u
"to be enjoyed during life and non,
holding Of Federal Office" The Tri
bupe opposes the way In which the
thing is to be done, rather than the
principle itself. 1t says:
"We cannot believe that such an ar
Engagement would be pleasing to Geper.
al Grant," and 1t suggests, therefore.
that insteid Of q money subscription
from individuals, the wiser prooe eding
would be to make that distinguish
soldier and Mr.. Hayes, and, in fact,
all ex Presidents who sh all follow them,
senaters.At-Large for life, with salsrie,
suitable to the dignity Of the position,
II 10 fair 10 infer from these incid entail
expresions that II the proposition is 70
Succeed, II will have to depend upon
Republican effort exclusively, albeit
the Times, IS You may have observed,
intimstes that the movement has Dem.
ocratic as well as Republican support.
Fernando Wood, y. s. Cox, and 9th.
or Democratic Cdngressnsn have
been questioned as to their course
II the matter should come up In that
body in the form Of an amendment to
the Constitution. Mr.. Cox is said to
have expressed himself strongly
against anything Of the kind "as but
another step Of the Republican party
In the wrong direction" while Mr..
Wood "cannot see why ex-Presidents
should be the recipients OF especial ia.
vor' any more than ex-Seuators or ex.
r Representatives,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
THIRD EDITION.
TURBULENT IRELAND.


Reipforcements sent To Boycstts
Farm-Aa Iaeendiary speech
Government Prosecutions.
LONDON. Monday, Nov. Is, 1904
reinforcement Of 100 men has been sent
TO MIR. Boycott'sihou Preparations
l. ave been made for the military occu
patton Of Headford, four miles fufthe'
on, In const auence Of the threatening
aspe,t of affairs there. There was nc
land me citing At the gates Of Mr.. Boy.
,ott's house on Sunday, as had been
announced, out q great meeting .was
n.ld fourteen miles of.
A msstinp OF 5, 900 persons was held
At Knock eniose near WalshtowD yeste-.
isy. for the purpose Of "Boycotting''
thirteen landlords and land agents In
the nsiphborhood.
James o'Brien, an Irish. nericau in
the course of his ape sch said that II
"Boyco, ting" these mon had not the
effect of reforming them, the people
would resort to stronger measures, and
try II leaden Dill, wonld suit their di.
Restion. The first duty Of every Irish.
man he said. was to get q rife and tb {
second duty was to use 1t. He added
that there were 500, 900 stout men in
America who yould die happy II they
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
Presbyterinu Church sole"


The 25th anniversary OF The CB
cation OF Central Presbyterian VD'
will TO observed on December
There will be q reunion OF as many
the old pastors and members 81 Co
gotten together. There will al;O
literary programme followed "
frclhments. y,
This evening the member u
West Presbyterian Church viii 81
supper in the lecture room OF the0I
EoueC. 4
Rev. Geo, Rodgers will be ;pS''
pastor Of the Pencader PIeaR'']
cb urch, at Glasgow, this eveaing'
J. Mclntire, Of Flkton, will plyIl
alternate, A. Runner a sermon WI "
preached by Rev. J. II. Eixop' = n
alternate, Rev. Lafayette MsFkS' 4
Rev. Henry Runner will deIl'n
charge to the pastor; Rev. u. J'ivl
OF Newark, will deliver the cLs Ss|
the people alternate, Row. !"
Heberton, of Elktop.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
MnnlaM'a EANY NiRfnnY.

LONDON, November l5.--The match
between Ianl4n and Trickctt, the rep
resentatiVe scuIl4rs Of America and
Australia, over the recognized Thames
championship course, from ths Aque
duct at Pntney to the Ship at MORT ake
has been decided, Harlan winning by
fully three lengths. The match created
tho most intense interest, being no;
only one Of the most importart contests
ever decided on tie Thames but invol
wing the highest aquatic honcr-the
championship Of the worll--iu addition
20 the sum Of G400 and the chal cnge
cup given by the Sportsman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16

The aides and friends Of Trinity
church will hold fair for the saIs o.
fancy articles and lady's hsndwork in
the lecture room of the Opera House on
the 22d, 23d, and "a h Of November,
opening each day at.2 o'clock, p M, and
vii close on Wednesday afternoon be.
fore Thanksgiving at 5 o'clock. 10.
strumental as well as vocal music will
be pl4ntifully provided and every effort
Will be made to r. nder the fair worthy o.
the most liberal patronage. The season
tickets will be Is cent?; singl9 admis.
tiJn 10 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16

Dr.. Simns' Vegetable Liver Pills tsugai
coat d) move Il bowels easy bv acting a.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the eaithy action Of the liver
In dong this, headache, nGuralgis, pains In
tho right or left side or through the hmbs
indigestion, costiysnets, sick stomach, weak
hack, diSsinoss, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliousuess, general
weakness and other bodily intirmities ar
curea They positively operate withOu,
gripping, stckening, Weakening or leaving the
oswels c'stve. a splendid, easy, purgatlvt
end l'ytr cure 70 e-nts and 81 a box MAR
depot, ith and King sta philadeIpb,a 90,
Arch street. Sold by dealers. mo
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AtGuNn eUlTlUN.
IlvaOAING THE DEAD.

The Death ana Buriai Of the kes
William Uric, Of sOs Wilmington
M. NJ, Con feroace-R sol uti0Et
ADOPTED ny ma BIoihren.
Rev william Uric died at his resi-
den,e in smyrna, on Saturday evening,
with cone umptiOa. Bis last utterance
were: Good. bye; give my love to all
Pm saved" The funeral services viii
take plat e at seven o'clock this even
ing 81 his late residence, and at 81
rly hour to morrow morning his re-
mains will he taken to Wharton
Stree, M. 4. Church, PhilaG 'phia.
The de eased was Sorn in Kent
County, Md. As minister he was
very popular and greatly sought after,
His disposition was mild and be Won
many friends. In the year 1882 be
entered the Phil Adelphis Conference,
and the he remain ed until the division
occurred in 1868. be fllei many i'm
portsnt appointments in that Confer
ence, he having tesn stationed at the
Green Street NJ. K. Church. From the
year Of 1857 until 1860 he was PIesi-
ding Elder Of the South Philadel phia
District.
In 1868 he entered the Wilmington
Conference and was stationed since
then at MiddletowD, Smyrna Circuit
and Seaford. In the Spring OF 1877, a.
the latter place, his health failed, ans
removing to Smyrna he entered upon
the supernumerary list.
At the weekly meeting ofthe presch.
ers of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia, yesterday, Rev. DR.. I. G.
Murphy moved that committee be ap
pointed to prepare suitable paper rel
alive to the death Of Mr.. Uric. The
chairman appointed ReVs. T. Stephens,
DR.. T. c. Murphy, A. Atwood, Dr..
Townsend, J. s. J. Mcconnell and Will
liam Cooper.
The following solutions in reference
to the death of the Rev. VIM. Uric
were adopted at thePreschers' meeting
yesterday, in this city:
WHEREAS, This Preachers Meeting
has learned that the Rev. William
Uric, after long and painful illness,
departed this life at his home in
Smyrna, on Saturday, the 18th inst
and
WHEREAS, He has been for more than
forty eight years az honored member
Of the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Conferences, filing successfully some Of
the most important stations in those
Confer sncps. Therefore,
Resolved, That We feel grateful to
God for permitting him to give the
years of his yigor and manhood to the
preaching Of the gospel and the build
ing up of the Church of Christ, and
for the grace which sustained him dur
ing the years of his feebl snesS aud sore
affliotion and enabled him to triumph
over the last enemy.
Resolved, Tia; We extend to the be-
reaved widow AMI family our sincere
sympathy in this their hour of sorrow,
and pray God that they may have grace
to sustain them.
Resolved, That copy OF these rsso
buttons be sent to the family If tbs de
ceased and { $50 that they be publ tshed
in the Smyrna Times, the Conference
Worker and other Wilmington papers
CHARLES HILL,
HENRY SAYDERsoN, Com.
P. II. RAWLINs,
Wilmington, Nov. 18th, 80.
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Prayer MeeftnR

The members Of the Reformed Epis.
oopal church of the Covenant will hold
cottage prayer meeting this evening
at the residence of William ii. Blsst
corner Beach snd Harrison streets. The
public generally are cordially invited
TO be present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

TOME ON, LADIES, TO GRANGER
" Store, 1C3 East sixth street. We by
Tor cash and give you the benefit; It will pay
you to buy your goods from us you will soon
save the price Of u house; We nave the whttesl
sugar and the best tea and coffee In tho city
Tor the price Ou- &c. fiCur ia gGo1 and our
&c -four Is excellent, but our Diamond DUET.
at &c, b., maves all the women sing, 1t ia 50
good our Patent Flour at ". is as u0od a.
you are paying Is to for; cur $50 -four is fine
and p ,oDle come from a | parts 10: our S. bO
try IL. We have SOD fta. q; ri god e7apor0te ed
apples, put W expressly ter Granger Stores
at I0c. H., great barRains We have ordered
our mncs meat extra to- Thanksgiving. MS
for 26c. ; 4 lbs. arple hu1tfr, $50. = be be-.
prunss 2bc., solo everywhere tor &c Ou'
seli'raising bucEwheat Is Jolly; excellent but
ter, 28c. b. bars Of bSrAX so. p or 80 80. /
at2, 3, 4, 8 and 6 cents. GONE on, ladies, ",
give you the worth Of four money, at 1903 Eas
sixth street. Inc ct I. M. WEIR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16

The following officers were elected at
the Eunual m citing Of The Knights Of
st. Lawrence last evening:
Chief Knight. p. Donahoe.
Deputy Rnight--Frank Msguhe.
Knight Treasursr-J. J. Smith.
Knight secic:ary-Edward +. Kane.
Knight COmmsnder-Charl5s O'Con-
nor.
Dcputies--J. B. Meaney, P. Il. Cum
Minis, Frank Mcguire.
Sergeaut.at-Arms-Wm. ?. Windish.
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WILMINGTON BAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
7ls ". FRONT STREET.
EDUCATIONAL.
nRgEND S' SCHOOL,

NINTH END TA1NALL STREETS,
WIN open OF I'd day, the 9th Of 9th month
me var Gus o:.HcEes Of a good EHgl!sh eda
alton ARC taUYh..
FINE GPEE PLAY GROUND An
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