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Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
why suffer with COrDs .?

A great many people suffer with corns
when there is really no occasion for
doing so, while so cent bottle Of DR..
J. w. Torrey's Magic Cure can be OBJ
tanned. The doctor came into our Office
on Saturday and found some big old
stubborn corns there that had stood
the tramp Of many q summers sun and
winters storm. Getting hold OF big
fellow the DR.. gave it sudden twitch.
"Good Heavens, Doctor what do you
mean" was the sudden ejaculation as
one foot went up in the direction of the
gas light, and the other in the direction
OF the Doctors proboscis.
"Hold on, hold on now we'll soon fix
that" and the cornman touched the
hard horny lump with little touch Of
his magic oil.
All pain was instantly removed.
"Well this Is wonderful, we said, but
we had to admit that it was true. A
weeks application of the oil he says
will remove the corn entirely. The
doctors headquarters are at No. Isl
N. Thirte .nth street, PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
FOURTH EDITION.
RANE W KYNE.

SwalIOw. tails and OveraIIs - The
Latter vicsOPiOus - Martin Far
rell for the Levy Court.
The Democratic contest in the South
ern District Of Wilmington on Saturday
afternoon for assessor and collector Of
taxes. was quite spinted between the
two KS, Mr.. Kyns and Mr.. Kane. Mr..
Kvne Is the present incumbent Of the
office and represents the swallow tail
wing Of the party.
Mr.. Kane is q .bropzed hard-fist-
edOverall workingmau Of the party and
wants TO oust the O'Kyne and I'LL the
office with an O'Ksne. During the af-
ternoon the shouts for Kyns we're rev.
srberated back with shouts for Kane.
The result shows, however, that Kane
politically caned Kyne, and when Kyne
came out Of the contest he resembled
somewhat the kline We read of In old
Pharoah's time after seven years OF
famine instead Of the sleek, ruddy-
faced, good-Datursd Kyne after two
years Of Office holding. -.r.
II the nomination Is ratified q. the
polls Kane will succeed Kyne, and the
latter, fat from the official crib, can de-
vote all his time to enlightening the
children Of the public schools. As this
was Q contest between the Swallow-tail
and Overall factions Of the party, Mar
tin Farrell may take courage and count
on sure nomination for the Levy Court.
In the First Ward the Overalls tri-
umphed over the Swallow tails In NOM
mating Mr.. James McKsnnon, Overall,
and o very competent gentleman,
10 succeed Mr.. Peter B. Heusted
a strict Swallow-tsil, and the latter
can now devote himself to working up
his chances for the next nomination for
Sheriff without being clogged with the
duties of Councilman.
Mr.. Farrell can also claim this as
victory for the wing he represents. In
the Second, decisive victory for the
0veralls was gained In the re-nomina-
ton Of B. Frank Townsend, who is Sec
retary of the City Democratic Associa-
tion, Of which Mr.. Earrell is chairman.
This Is victory No. 3 for Mr.. Farrell.
In the Tenth Ward the 0verslls gained
= decided Victory over the Swallowtails
in the nominat Of R. c. Shaw over
William Hanna, the present incum-
bent.
&The nominations in the Third and
Fourth have no political significance,
but Mr.. Farrell and his friends have
gained decided victory in the Ninth
Ward by the nomination Of Mr.. Nous
ley. The indications from Saturdays
standpoint are that Mr.. Farrell will be
nominated for the Levy Court unless
the opposition concentrate closely upon
one candidate.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
AmnAAmanlA.

The theatrical season, opened in this
city on Saturday evening very prom
isingly. The Opera House was crowded
The G. C. Howard combination produc-
ed "UncIe Toms Cabin" Mrs. Howard
as Topsy, was frequently spplauded.
Eveline Pollock, as Little Eva, rendered
her part very nicely Cool Whites i'm,
person alton of Uncle Tom was very good.
The other members Of the troupe did
not act 30 we'll.
The romantic American comedy, "The
Four Seasons" will be produced this
evening by the c. L. Graves combina'
tion. Beautiful scenery representing
Spring. Summer, Autumn and Winter,
will be exhibited. The piece is of a
variety order and will be quite anus,
ing.
"Fun on the Pacific" is booked for
next Monday evening. 1t will be pre-
sented by John 7. Ford.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Row in o Court Room.

At Nicholasville, KY, on Friday
during the trial OF Arnold for the mur.
der of Little, a verbal alteration took
place between Branson, the Common
wealth's attorney, and the counsel for
defence. Arnold's brother, Isaac, there
upon pointed a revolver at Branson
Half doz IN pistols wers drawn, but be-.
fore Arnold could shoot he was arrest
ed, and Branson finished his speech
with closed doors. On Saturday Isaac
Arnold was fined $1,000 and sentenced
to one years imprisonment for his of.
fence on the previous day.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
AN ESYoRCED MOVE.


The Water and surVeyIDg Depart.
ment Have 20 Cult their Old
Quarters.
1t will be remembered that the build
ing at Tenth and Market streets, occu
pied by the Water and Surveying De-
partments. Of this city, were sold by the
Levy Court some months ago, to be re-
moved on the completion OF the Court
House. One was sold TO Harry Lape
another to John Mills, and the third Il
Robert Brown.
At the time OF the sale the undel
standing was that the officers Of the
departments should he allowed to oc
cupy the building until the new city
building was completed at Sixth and
King streets. II now appears that the
time has expired and on Saturday
mernirg notice was given to move. as
the building will have tO be raised u
the ground very soon and taken out Of
the way.
The work Of removal commenced this
morning and will be completed to-mor-
row. The greatest trouble is that the
new building is far from completed
and will not be ready for occupancy
before next week. The surveying de.
psrtment will, however, move into its
quarters, as temporary offices cannot
be secured.
Water Registrar Morrow will move
into the City tax collectors oAce, and
the Chief Engineer will occupy the
Mayors oflos in the City Hall. They
will move into their permanent quarters
during the first part Of next week.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
south District Assessor.

The Republicans of the Southern
District have agreed to hold a nomina
tion election for assessor and collector
OF the Southern district, next Saturday,
it being the intention OF the Ward
Committees to open two polling places
one on each side Of Market street.
The only names mentioned in con-
nection with tie nomination are L. S.
Taylor and William W. Wilson. Mr..
Wilson water purveyor when Mr..
Hyde was Superintendent of the Water
Works and W. N. Candy was Chair.
man Of the Water Committee, and
either he or Mr.. Taylor would MAKE
popular and competent Assessor and
Collector.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
A LoaG Boy Heard From.

About two weeks ago notice appear
cd in the REPUBLICAN, Of family nam
I'd Watson which had come from Balti-
mere to this city, and lived on West
above Second street, two Of the children
had died since their arrival here Of
scarlet fever, and it was stated also at
the time that the Oldest son George
had run off and they did not know
where to find him.
The notice coming to the attention OF
Mrs. Bella G.. Hubbard Of Claymont,
DEL, she recoIlscted of boy csming to
her gate at nine O'Clock at night and
inquired if there was any old barn he
could sleep in that night. Mrs. Hub
bard called in the lad and had con.
versation with him in regard to who he
was, where he was going and why he
left home.
He said his name was George Watson
and left home because he had lost a
dollar that had been given him with
which to purchase some oysters for the
family, but he was afraid to return for
fear his father would whip him, as he
had done on other occasions. Mrs.
Hubbard had the boy kept all night
and gave him his breakfast in the
morning when he went on up the Phila-
dslphla Pike towards Philadelphia.
He said he was going up to the coal
mines to work, as he had worked there
before. Mrs. Hubbard has written a
letter to Mr.. Watson, with the informa-
tion 80 far as she had it about his lost
son, but the messenger upon reaching
the place where he was said to be liv-
ing found that he had moved away.
We hope that the information publish.
ed may reach his eye and lead to the
recovery of his son.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Vermont Aroused.

The liveliest campaign is in progress
in Vermont that has been known
there since the war. Though no real
State issues are involved, and there is
not the slightest hope on the part Of
Democrats that they can carry the
State, each party is putting forth its
utmost strength, the one to increase
and the other to reduce, the Republican
majority in order to afford an indica
tion of the drif. of Northern opinion
The Republicans are thoroughly arous
ed and confident, while the Democrats
are spending money freely, and arr
sparing no eff,rt. A false Statement
has been raised which excites only de
risiol.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
LOUAL TIME TABLE.


J )r Philadelphia and intermediate stations ;
7, $40, 1880, q. M; 28o, 400. 100, $50, p.
m. On Sundays $40 o. H.; 800, $50, 800
p. m.
Phila. Express: $50. Q, "a, 1909 a. m. Sun
Eor Phila. and New York: 22s, $50, 100
1902, a. m; *i2. 80. sI2.43, u4mited)
6.07 p. m. Sundays, 223 a. N.
FOR Baltimore and way stations: 6.Ss .. M;
b.22 p. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line ;
Vor Baltimore and Washington: l26i, 200
2.lb, 8.aS Q. M; 1Zb2, l.0a tLimited) 4,48,
1908 D. N. Sundays: 1851, 2O3 a. m.
For information apply et depot.
For New Castle: 600, s.26, .. M, LOO, o.0O
For Harrington and intermediate stations
9.2S q. M: LOS. G.sb p. In.
For Dslmsr and intermediate stations: 9.26 o..
m; Les p. m.
For wilmington 4 Northern 4. r.: 100, ..
m; 900, sos, p. N. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and 1l.2b o. m, and as p. m.
Fer Delaware Western X. h.: 5lS, 1880, an.
$50 D. m. Sunday trains, 1880 .. M, Q p m.
v1AIMB RoR WILMINGTON LEAVE rnLADAL-
from Broad street snd Warrington avenue
180, $40, 1880, 1o.4b l1.4b q. m; LEO, $50,
4, Alb, Q, $40, 9, 0.A6, ll.3op. m. On Sun
days: $50 q n; ., Q, e.<k, 1l.0O p. m.
from Thirty-sSsoond and Market streets; 1880
I.8o. ll.s6 .. M; l23s. (Limited) 8.lb p. N.
I'm SuudAvE los .. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Five Men Stealing u Ride are
Killed.

Five young uen of Lowell, Mass,
attended a picnic at Andover OIL Satur.
day, and either because they had no
money to pay their fare, or wanted to
have sport" they climbed onthe top
of a passenger car in the train which
l4ft Lawrence at 73 P. M. At Sprague' s
Bridge, two miles from Lowell, all five
were swept off the car by the bridge
and killed.
At first only one of them, who fell or
car platform, and was found there by
the conductor, was known to be killed
but the bodies of the others were after
wards discovered alongside the track
The victims we're Jacob shinnick, aged
16 years William Maher, aged Is
Patrick Ryan, sged Is ; John McNa'
mara, aged IL, and Timothy Nolen,
aged II.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Drawn Into a TbreshIng Machine

While Horace Janvis was threshing
on farm near Haysville, Schuykill
comfy, he noticed that qusntity Of
straw had accumulated Ia the carrier
and left his place TO remove it. In climb
ing over the cylinder to the carrier he
struck his head against beam Of the
NOW above, which so stunned him
that he fell backward on the feeding
board Of the machine and was caught
by one foot in the cylinder and drawn
into the machine to the hip before 1t
could be stopped. When the unfortu.
nate man was taken out his bowels
were exposed and he died in few
minutes
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
SAMARITAN'S GIFTI
ToRoNr0. ONrARIo. NAV a. l80

TORONTO, ONTARIO, May 8. 1880.
Desmond l. Co., 9l6 Race st., Philadelphia:
1t Is now about three months since you sent
me package OF your Samaritan's Gift for my
trouble (althoush 1 had no confidence In II
when sent for II, as l had tried so many
different cures and doctors that / gave up
hope of being cured at all,) but 1t cured me
In about five days. / would have written
sooner TO inform you but thought had better
wait TO see that 1t did not break out again or
leave any ill.effect after so quick cure but
can now state without fear OF contradiction
80 far that 1t has not left any o. the ul-efects
that medical men 80 urgently Impress upon
the minds Of their patients OF too quick o
cure. Thanking you for your promPtness In
sending the Gilt, remain yours
The above letter explains itseli. 1t shows
that tho Samaritan's Git is positive cure
for any case Of gonorrhoea In short time.
This letter no doubt was prompted by q gen.
erous heart, with q view to benetit others
similarly situated.
Samaritan's Giit-Nale packages, 81; 10
male, sS. Sent by mail by desmond 4 Co.,
9l5 Race st., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
z. JAMES BELT, 9Th and Market sts., vii
mington. Del, and bv druggists. 43O-mslv
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Hundreds.
KENT COUNTY.

KENT COUNTY.
Special dispatch to the REPUBLICAN
DOVER, Aug. 30.-of course tn'
egates elected are in favor OF 'he
Central Committee. :
In Dover, l. N. Mills, Judge ! !
Richard Harrington and Henry Y
were the delegates chosen.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
As late as 2 o'clock to-day no IN
tion had been received at TINS
from Sussex, although inquity
several points were made BY t0lss
Advices received ny the
Of the State Central Committee y
indicate that ont of the AZ delS
they have secured 2S. Cedar
and Broadkiln Hundreds haV eOs1
ried by the State Committee
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
SPECIAL NOFICEs.

Dr. SHINING Vegetable Livor Pills. Su
gar Coated, without an equal. They never
gripe or sicken In operating move the bowois
the lest energies by promoting tho healthy
action Of tho Livor. In dolng this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side or
through the Lungs, INDIGESTION, CostiVsneGs,
Sick stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Had
Foelngs through the body, Aching Limbs,
BilliOpsness, Languor, General weakness
and other bodily intrmlues aro cured. Thoy
are tho only Pills known THAI will positively
operate without Gripping, SiozcninR Weak.
moss, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave tho sya'en
free from tho danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Keepers.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Wilraing.
ton. DOL. Phlladelphia. s02 Arch FIT.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
ALarge Funeral.

Albert Jonas, the employee u
Stoeckle, brewer, who was inlu,I,
Gently whilst depositing D
beer in the cellar OF . =,
in the eastern portion OF the ciy, n.y.
buried yesterday afternoon nvs
late residence, No. 2S CarPe,nitel, y,
The funeral was attended D! I.
menss number Of people, Ine p.', ~
was a member Of the German D'1
Society, and also another ioase. @ ~
The members ofthe ordef nrl S]l
the funeral in full regslia. ;DasI
schmidt conducted the selsH' a \
the German sengerbund sang
grave. 49,, ossriues
given by friends. The e1iinssrisv| inssf
place in q lot in the RlveislUdIS WA K
terry, terry, which vi had been purchased ]
StOeekle.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
.lnyaoa House

W. W. Rothwell, da!aIiIeoaTCth
sriggs, Oity; $. B. Ryder, yr,. l(ite l(Ieorge
T. Ferry. city; Jacob MOORE u1Oi N MscI
Thomas Booker, city; ;a Wm' y Espirinqh'
New YORK; 7. X. Hgtson,, HgItssoa,,srtown, M
Edward }. Ke1nardJ, J,oyR. tUJharlssC.
l.. LequoD, New rd ornd do; Wn.
Rhs sSaH j. @s$.'SS $ SSssS;ssa ST;sss9as ss
bsps:lt; bs1'sft H% Rs;;' V rSS SSsa E.!s !sipS S
nOf Jas. J. Monaghsn,, I'd do; enaS3' o' j. of,
Chestertown; J; ~: n. Ha5%oddy L Moody y,SMdi]
W. Todd, do VIM. +. EI..TepSop, Mg DO;
Bradley. do: Tnos. osSIen, cs city; deO]j
Smith, dol Wm. '.I.nor APhiia.; ". III u
sHi VIII, Pima; 4; T. ,,IIi HafhniFs 4. $: Eic
c'ty; John d. Mishler' h0"0
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Fires From L1phtnfnR

Last evening light1 ing struck the
barn CT David B own, this side of Ian
denberg, and it was burned to tlt
ground. No stock was consumed but .
very large and valuable crop of h4y
The less will be between three and iou
thousand dollars.
Another barn situated nearer vii
mington, The owner of which could 10
be ascertained was also burned.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
FIFTH EillrIOg
IN IEaE COVNTV
Result or the Delegate s,..,,
1.-THE Rural Dts,,,",' ''oh

Result or the DeleEsts s,...
Hhe Rural Dis,rie,u,
The. result in many of tbs h,
ls still in doubt, but so tsy auhofl as !
from the County COMMITTEES 90 NE ael
large majority of them. TSs asvs nay
SO far as received are as follow. .s'u|
New Castle Hundrsd-Dsla,.,.
favor Of the State CentrsI co%,si Sa,ss
were chosen by a majority Of % sjT u.
lows: Joseph ". Barnaby WIN; H,'
KINNEY, Nehemiah Davis, Robs,, 1N
Farlip, delegates ;,:James B,1dls ~.
!. Wolfkeil, John Stafford wu1 Ts|
Banks, alternates. WIZ
North Christiana--Thres dels,,,
favor OF the county committee I ="
position, namely W. Il. Brin.l
William Press, A. D. LsCarnsn,
Alternstes: Joseph Toy, William r.
D. B. Curlltt. ~
South observation-disclosures IN :.
Of the county committee were obnJ
They are Joseph C. Richardson, n,
Lukins, Ashton Richarson.
W. White clay creek-For tba O.
ty committee, Z. D. Porter, 42: MI
Murphy, Al. For State conmit,as
R. Choate, "a; J. H. Todd, 81,
X. White Clay Creek-The dsll
ton elected consisting Of one, ia in
vor Of the State Committee.
East 81. Geo gss-Delegates ]
Gibson, John Bennett, W. S. LudIi
Alternates; W. W. Stevens, m
Cleaver, William Vail.
The delegation ia in favor Of
County Committee.
West st. Gsorges-Delegates; R.
Smith, A. s. Pennington, T. E. III
The delegates are in favor Of
State Committee.
Approximately County 4
N. Moore, rs John W Denny, 4S
A. Harman, 40. For State: Richsu
Lockwood, % B. s. Naudain, IS.
There was no opposition to Mr.. Nd
Blackbird-The delegation is d
vor Of thu County Committee.
Pencader-The delegation il bs
ed To be in favor of the County Com
tee Samuel Alrich, Delaware CT
James Curlett.
Red Lion-Delegstes F. AN
tire, J. T. Price. Al:ernates G.
Reynolds, Clement Reeves.
The Delegation Is in favor
State Committee.
W. Red Lion-William NJ. stuc
favorable to the State Committee
elected over John M. Higgins.
Mill Creek-Ths four delegates
ed here are in favor Of supporting
County Committee.
They are: H. Thompson, A. Il.
+. NJ. Walker, d. Eastburn.
Rast Baandywine-A reliable n
states that while the delegates
elected by the friends of the State
mitee- men one OF the two is in isV
the County Committee. Amor G.
wood and Norris Talley were elect
West Brandywine-The delegsti
in favor Of the county organiaa1iOd
consists Of George W. J. Watson
George A. Elliott.
by the above and the sui Joined
It Will be seen that SO Of the Is
gates Of the county are in fs1
the County Executive Committee.
number, however, may be slightlJ
minished by more accurate return
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
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so cent or 81. 90 on delivery, and SO cents per
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YOU ARE GETTING THE
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The book is BOUN , IN LAW SHEEP
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superb print, with seventeen hundred
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chanics' liens, collection Of debts, &C.;
just enough law for every intelligent
man to know without making a study
of it. Internal revenue laws, postal
laws, foreign postage, money orders.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Further Political Votes.

The Bird Guards will meet this even
ing to receive their uniforms. A en-
eral attendance is requested.
The Garfield and Arthur mounted
guards will meet this evening at the
Western Hotel, Fourth and Orange
streets,t make further arrangements for
receiving their uniforms.
H. c. Conrad, S. Hsrsey and Rich d
Harrington have tee1 cleo ed honor y
members Of the Bird Guards.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Trials OF bk eed.

Trials Of speed will take place on tht
course of the Newark Trottirg Associa
tim on Saturday, September IL. The
list for entries is now open, and will
continue open to Saturday. September
4. Those who wish TO take in the
sport are referred to the advertisement
in another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Personal

Jacob Moore, ESQ.,, Of Georgetown,
wa, in this city on Saturday, as genial
and jolly as usual. His friends talked
with him some upon politics. He dep.
recated the alleged division in the Re
publican party, ,likening it to childish
quarrel. Some one asked him, "Why
did you decline to be candidate fol-
the Congressional Nomination" "I'll
tell you," replied he? waggishly, "I've
joined church, and don't know yet but
what | may study for the ministry"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Officers Elected.

According to documents received
from New York by Barney Rosenblatt,
J. Parks Postles has been appointed
Vice Pres ident of the National Han cock
Veteran Club. VIM. II. Brady and
Thomas |. Russell have also been ap-
poi to other positions.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Sunday school Re.Opeu,ur.

The st. Andrews P. Il. Sunday
school will be re-opened next Sunday
afternoon at fifteen minutes after two
O'Clock. A full attendance OF the schol
ars and teachers is requested.
st. Peters f. c. Church Sunday
School will also open next Sunday al
two O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
SalUck by Lightning.

Ths lightning last night struck Cne
o th9 large shade tree, at the Brandy
wine Springs splitting 1t con- mpletely in
two. 1t is also reported that barn in
that vicinity was struck and consume d.,
but We have nothing definite as to the
oorreo ness Of the report.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30

VMPOKTANT To ALL INTERESTED,
)R. kOBERTSON, 10 y. EUTAW s.
RAITIMDRE NH

From IL years experience In hospital and
special practice guarantees cure In all dis.
eases Of the URINARY ORGANS, NER-
|VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS ,INIPOTENCY y
Qoss Of sexual powor) etc., GONORRHG oi
SYPHILIS, recently contracted, positively
cured IN from to 10 days. Medicines sent to
any address. Gall or write enclosing stamp
for reply.
Or. RS special remedy for I.adie suffering
with irregularities. b dwy
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Ninth Ward.

The Republicans of the Ninth Ward
ar requested to meet at the Old Acade.
my on Tuesday evening, at s O'Clock,
Tor the purpose Of taking into considera-
titn the nomination of a member Of City
Council, Inspector and Assistant In
spector. By order of the Committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
T19 W. FRONT STREET.
DOOFING | ROOFINa!l

All kinds composition roofing dsne promr
ly and at LOW PRICES. Old leaky tin
shingle and composition roofs csated witt
plastic and mado water.tight and good ~
new. Give US q call. W..
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Once: Sam1. Hanna & Oe.s hardwas
ore, Fifth and Market SITS 3-1p.6md
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Query.

A lady wishes to !, know anT fned ned
boy can be arrested dsan1ay, anG ,wbi
ing ing Is done towards ' a., ,,s srIT'1'"FS IIiaaorS
ties who sold him 'ne ~
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
A RehOOner Robbed.

The schooner Jesse Hilles lying al
King street wharf with a load of sand
for George D. Slaymaker, was robbed
sometime during yesterday afternoon
Fifteen dollars, q lot of provisions, two
pairs of shoes and a number of other
articles were stolen. 1t is not posi-.
lively known by whom the theft was
committed, but suspicion is directed
towards number Of boys who went
into swim there.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30

The laws Of Delaware are SO abom.
inably mean that 1t requires State u.
cense for person 10 wear a liver pad.
What next. .T-
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
Wanted a ] ump Seat.

Wanted to buy 8 good jump sea-
carriage. One that has been little usec
p eferred. Apply at once at REPUBLI
GIN Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30

CAU r1oEI;a;,Aa.5,t;, A, !, ,,s,s ESss5SI' s !
~ hereby sorbidsgIny viii Vi pay 10 O.
boy Charles West aS 6HARLEs y
contracting. Near ''
7as.1t1.StWf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30
d OBTHEON, CHANDLER Il Co.,
BANKERS,
NO. 7lS MARKET STREET,

Wilmington, Del.
WANTED.-6psr cent. city loan, long run
For SALR.-8O shs. city railway stock.
Dividend orders Penna. Il. X. 90. cashed
DEPOSITS Received, PER GENT. AL
LOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.
Homo and Foreign Investment Securities
bought and sold. tl6tt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-30

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