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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

the crops have been laid by, but the
Democrats should nevertheless got
their house in order. a county con-
Vcntion will bo held to send delegates
to the June Convention, and the pco-
pie should be ready to turn out ut the
clubs and send their best men. All
depends on making good beginning.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

TIE PIiILADELrIlIA Times SAYS:
"All Of John G. Calhoun's children,
five sons and two daughters, are still
living" With the slight exception
that they arc all dead, the Times. is
perfectly correct in it's assertion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

The GAME OF l3, 10, IA, has struck
Paris with full force, and for the
hence Legitimists, Orlcanists, Bona
parlists, Republicans and Sans Cu-
totes have forgotten their animositics
III the common craze. A. number OF
enthusiasts have shrugged their shoul-
dcrs out Of joint, and tho air is full OF
"Sacre iI,MS" and ''uu diaJles."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

TIE GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC Commit
tee has called two conventions, u Ma
honal one for June 9th, and State
Convention for August 4th. Demo
Gratis are urged to forget their differ
enccs and combine for the good Of the
State.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

Col. ID. WYATT AIKEN GAVE Il lunch
III Washington last week in cclcbru-
ton of his titty-sccond birthday.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

MIR. SEYMOUR l.. Hustled. of Brook
iyn, contributed $4,000 on Sunday
lust for the extinction Of the debt OF
st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church, in that city. The money was
paced on the collection plate during
the services. Tho man who passed
that plate around must have had a
strong set Of nerves to stand the shock
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03
CONSIDER !T'13I!ss;:ssS S ,


AS yet we still sell at old prices,
but we MUST ADVANCE SOON.
Gave us your order NOW, for deliy.
cry of instruments ut once or within
THREE MONTHS, and we will
gu rantee OLD PRICES, even if the
advance comes. TO do this we must
have immediate orders SO THAT
WE CAN CONTRACT AHEAD.
Don't hesitate. Don't delay. We
state the case precisely as it is.
Prices will advance VERY SOON
and LARGELY, and those who wait
will pay for thu privilege. Take our
business advice and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

EDlsOS Is SAID TO lIAvE DISCOVERED
another bonanza. While prospecting
among the "toilings" or exhausted orc
OF gold mines in search Of platinum
to use in his, electric lamps, he was
annoyed at finding gold instead of tho
platinum hc was looking for. Aftcr
while he turned his attention to the
gold, and perfected a process by which
he claims to be able ut n cost of five
dollars ton to extract from eighty to
seven hundred dollars Of gold per ton
from the toilings that have been work
cd to exhaustion by previously known
methods. AS twenty dollars ton is
said to be paying ore, it can be seen
that Edison, if correct in his assertion,
has indeed fallen upon fortune. lie
estimates that fifty million dollars now
lie locked up III these toilings, and
he has organized reducing company,
and contracted for these toilings for
years to come. This discovery would
be incredible but that Edison has al-
ready made others equally astonish-
ing. We suspend Judgment until wc
see some Of those alleged fifty millions.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

LIE ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE THAT
his Mightincss Chulalunkorn> King of
Siam and boss Of the White Elephants,
contcmplatcs q tour through Europe
and tho United States in the near
future. Tie presence ofa live King
IN America will give fresh impetus to
the Grant boom. Chulalunkorn and
ClyJohnsscs Barleygr~ntcorn would
make Il strong tickct-in horn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

SENATOR HAYARD IS WITHOUT DO1,rr
the taroritc among independent and
non-parlisan voters in all sections.
Ills acknowledged ability, his great
integrity and his firm devotion to
what he believes to be right, regard
less OF consequences, MI combined
would make him the grandcst Prcsi.
dent that the United States las ever
had. Whether he can be nominated
or elected is not certain. But if on
mature dclibcration his chances arc
considered equal to those of any OF
his competitors, the party will make a
great mistake in not nominating him by
ncclamution.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

Mlge stock Of Gcnts Furnishing
Goods TOR thu Spring trade. Call and be
suited"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03

! The President and Secretaries
Eyarts and Ramsey will attend the an
nlai exhibition Of the National Acade-
% my%ofs Design, inNew York, Tuesday.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-03
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3HE TARIFF I'ROUBL ES.

Personal Scenes In tho House md Commit
tee Rooms-Cross Words and Passionate
tppCnls.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, the
House joint resolution authorizing til.
Secretary of War to lend flags AND
camp equipage for use at the TlisnniaI
Encampment of Knights Templar in
Chicago this year, was passed by vote
of 81 to 20. The Ute agreement bill
was discussed. Adjourned.
In the Bouse large number of bills
we're reported adversely by the Commit.
tee on War Claims and laid upon the
table. The Army Appropriation bill
was considered in Committee Of the
Whole, and the Speaker decided against
the point of order raised by Mr.. Keifer
against the amendment prohibiting the
use of auy past Of the moneys appro.
priated by the bill fer the placing of
troops at election polls. Pending con-
sideration Of the bill the House adiour-
ned.
The Ways and Means Committee
voted yesterday to report the Carlisle
bill amendment OF Sthe distillery laws.
It's Chief feature is a clause making
Allowances on certain conditions for
ak ges.
Several members of the House Com
mittee on Agriculture have gone to Nav
York to inspect the large olemargarine
factory in that city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
FIF'TH EDITIaa


A man living In the Ooua,,, =
town yesterday, and In tbs ana
time, having wandered .bo,, "uiss
various saloons, bscauIs som. , ,ani'1J
toxicated. About $50 o,s,n.s0
evening 10 started 10 10 bo~. ~ u \
Ing up Market street. AZ Ris.!pp 'eess
the horse became urna.ss ..a '''s
dashed down that therousHssols Y
terrific pace. At the RAILROAD y. y
toward the BraDdywins, end ", .,'', |,
the bridge, never stepping n n; ~ !
career until be had reached N. !. ~
the draw, which was fortunsts,,' de !,
cd. In . moment tho animal, da
fastened between the cross ~ ~. ''''a
was unable to extricats Itssli N, y I
In this position the Csc t,.,, W. 10y
along, and almost ran into H. y. aa
After much trouble and q erss, WV w
to the train, the horse, wagon S,, ana ' y
were put back on the street on.a NY ~
and started on their way. ~s
An accident similar 70 ths l.,., n
Thomas Ford ct the ssns NM" ~ y
Monday evening, vita one Of a, !. y
lately purchased from ths hi. - =
Fire Co. Mr.. Ford strsuouslv I'm
that the accident took plass. but MN /, N
nevertheless; the mare was cnly ,liss'
ly injured. Ivy
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
SEECGAL NOTICES.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable IAver Pills, Su
gar Coated, without an equal, They never
grippe or sicken in operating, move tha bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the Lest energies by promoting tt healthy
action of the Liver. In dotn4; tGis Headache
Neuralgia, Pains IL tue right o. left si0e OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion, CcStiveneSs
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiorsness, Laaguor, General Weakness
and other bodily iItirnlties are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Siokening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the systern
iree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and county store keepers.
ASK for Dr. Simms' Pills and take n others.
frncipal depot, Fourth and King, VI filming.
Ton. Del.. PhiladolDhia. o02 Arch ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

ofthe "Ksrry Cow" the Philadsl.
phia Ledger says; Mr.. Joseph Murphy
last evening introduced to q Philadsi.
phis audience ona Of the wittisst and
merriest Of bright lite Irish comedies,
entitled the "Kerry Cow" in which the
well-knowR comedian assumes the title
role, and every other part is cast In
competent hands. The play itself Is q
pot-pouri Of sparkling dialogue, mirth
provoking Hibernicisms and thrilling
episodes. favored with pathos aud fan.
Every character is strongly marked in
its identity, from the smiling faced
"Dsn, the Ksrry"-a sort of second
edition of "Con the Shaugraun"-to
the dwelling Mr.. O'Drive. The same
bill will be continued throughout the
week.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Childrsn's meeting will be h 1s.,,
Scott n. K. church MORROW vi o.,
day. afternoon under the charge \
pastor Rev. p. II. Rawlins' AL '
dren are invited.
The Military Board Of Washlns,.vsIi
to visit this city and inspect the ;. :
phitrite" at the yards Of ths a. Ia,
Company. with o view 10 hs''-'
completed. j
Messrs. stidham & Son sold ap. s.t,
COWS for Z. L. Bailey at Stanton ~
day At prices ranging from W. "
per head. The average PRIV
about $50. -
The Dupont Guards are N.Y. WV u
take part in the celebration o. ~, W. T,u
tsnnisl anniversary ofNsshV'i'''
on the Oath inst. "a
Ex. Hospital Superintendent NV
gagged in selling burglar alsl,r,' ID
should alsS 70 into the gas n'"'
iness. rod
The City Republican Bzecu :, !, : N, MI
mittee will meet tonight. Az ~ .,tsu
bers shsuld make 1t q point "
The mach lnery Of the p q ip,...t.rdl
steamer, Canton, was tsstsd y''
aud woi ked satisfactortly' r,.,o1
People living at Sixth $50 ,,,, net|
street oomplais that the siOP '''
comes around. us.,1
Six prisoners went 70 New
tsidAy.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
THIRD EDITION.
SUNDAY Sch COL Elsc tion,

At the regular stated meeting Of 81.
Psul's N. Z. Sunday School Association
held last evening. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Afternoon School - Superintendent,
Jos. Pyle; Assistant Superintendent,
Mrs. Phillips; Secretary, W. 3. Tush.
ton; Periodical agent, Frank Corbit;
Dirsstor, Jos. Jones; Orgsnist. Miss Eva
Crouch.
MOI ming hocl.--6uperintendent J.
B. Treibler, Jr.; Assistant, Miss Clara
Nurgatroyd; Secretary, J. J. Aahaney;
Treasurer, W. H. Jones; Director. Jno.
A. Cannon; organist, Miss Jennie Cald-
we'll, Assistant Miss Lissie Morrow;
Librarians, TO serve both schools, }
Clarence Aunstin, Pepper AsKaig. Jno.
BlsckistoI.
Infant Dspartmsnt-Miss Halle hils,
Mrs. Tuohton, Miss Lizzie Morrow.
Kiugswood neutrality-suspicious.
g. W. Todd; Assistant, Miss Fannie
Mccullough; Secretary, Aubrey Vands-
YER; Librarian, Frank Tallsy; Director,
mo. Cannon.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Being Observation-Disclosures

The murdersrs of the late A. G,
Springer formerly Of this city, who was
killed in Texas are being brought to
justice, as the following from the
Dodge city, (Kansas,) "Times" of April
I'd, shows: "ShsriG H. FlemiI q, Of
Sweetwater, Texas, arrived in this city,
Tuesday morning, having under arrest
three soldiers belonging to the 18Th
Tsfantry. The men we're arrested at
Fort Garland. They were indicted by
the Grand Jury Of Wheeler county for
ths murder Of A. G. Springer, in No
vembsr, 1878, at springer's rancho, in
Texas.
Sheriff Fleming secured squisition
from the Governor Of colorado for the
arrest Of the prisoners. The soldiers
were taken under military escort to
sweetvater, as they feared they would
bs lyncheS; but these fears are ground
less. The Sheriff arrested these men
under a reward otfe, cd BY the Governor
of Texas, founded on the indictment by
the Grand Jury.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Another Presidential Candidate

Gen. Austin Bailey, o: Laonardtcwn
St. Mary's County, Md, is a candidate
for the Presidency on the WORRYING,
mems Independent ticket. His princi.
pies are that the government shall be
purely administered, and that the sal.
aries OF public officers shall be reduced
approximately to what is received in
private life. He also alleges that, should
he be elected, he will dismiss any pub
lilo officer In whom there is the leas: cor
ruption. His private secretary, Gen.
Camilear, stated that if elected, Mr.. B.
would probably take his Secretary Of
State from Delaware, and was consider
ing whether he would appoint Hon. T..
F. Ba-ard or ex-City Treasurer Francis
Vineant.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
FOURTH EDITION


The Madison square Pedestrians.
In the great pedestrian match now In
progress In Madison Square, New York,
Hart completed his 400 miles OF 9.46
| yesterday forenoon. There were two
more Withdrawals from the race ysster-
asy-Msrritt and Jaybes. Merritt was
generally used up, and he gave on,
early yesterday morning, and announo-
cd his collapse as 10 o'clock last even
ling. 4 carriage drove up 10 the back
desr Of the Garden, and Mr.. Jaybee.
Mrs. Jaybss, the Doctor, the slsstrician,
and the battery, all kot In, and were
driven rapidly away.
Al midnight last night, there wsre
still plenty Of people in the Garden,
but the scene was mot ct all lively. Pc
gram and Williams were the only men
lon the track. Doblsr was lying on his
bed in the tent, his left leg swollen
from the ankle 10 the knee 70 fully
double its natural siss. The swelling
was - hard ~ bone. and gave him .
good deal Of pain. His attendants were
rubbing him vigorously, and still had.
hopes that 10 might anish 40 miles,
10 - y have share In the receipts,
but this was all they expected Of him.
Az midnight the scores Of the eight
men, still left In the race were % fol-
lews: Hart 405; Doblsr SOL: Allen S65,
Pogrsm, 39l Hanwaker, 313; Will
liams, $40; Howard, 876, and Krohns,
362. This made Hart first, Pegram
second, and Dobler third.
At O'Clock this morning the score
stood: Hart, 405; Dobler, 39l; Allen,
1856; Pesram, 1872; Hanwaker, 3l2; viii
liams, $50; Howard. 1916, and Kro hne,
1852. Dobler aud Hanwaker we're both
on the track, Dobler very lame, and
Hanwaker nearly asleep, like most Of
the spectators.
The New Jersey Fish Commissioners
have placed 500, 900 California and 3d.
600 Atlantic Salmon in the Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
An Edge,neor Accident.

Jesse P. Turner an employ aid
Edgemoor Iron Compasy's Works d
with a fall on Wednesday aftsuM
his left hand being under him iiju1
his wrist so badly that he will d
be able to work for some time. AuI
rade Of Turner'S falling at the cd
time had a finger badly mashed. I'd
ner had just taken out an accident 4
suranee policy that morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
The Row ut Rieh ardson,s MlAl.

Al 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
case growing cut of the fight at the
school election at Richardson's mill In
Christiana Hundred. came up before es.
quire Bcrtoletts. William NJ. Braskin
was erraigned for assault and battery
on Isaac P. and joseph S, Foreman and
in each ease he waived a hearing by
advice of his counsel, Benz. Nields,
E,q., and gave bail in the two cases OF
$500 fer eourt. On the charge of threats
to Isaac ?. Foreman he was held in
$500 to keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
PROPOH AIS.

DROPOeAIIS.-f0 Ik9N MANUFAO.
II TUHEkS.
DBFIcE OF EsarREER
9Th LIGHT EoUsE UIsTBiGT,
bal Walnut street, thiiaaslphis,
Apni !, 1850.
Sealed proposals. will be received st this Of
foo unit! Ia och ok, 10 Of Thurtdsy, tho III
day VI April, 1881, for one Iron Light suso
tower for the Rear Beacon OF Schooner Ledge
Range Lights, delaware hivoy.
Pans, Specifications, terms Of proposal and
other information may 10 obtained On aYplL
cation 10 this Office.
The right ia reserved TO H1iect any and oil
bids, and 10 wave any defects.
WM. r. EAYKoLDa,
Lieut.. Colonel, Corps Of kn9iDeers,
436;. Eng neer 4th light House District.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
WOODEN Waddlnx

Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Martin, r.sidlr
on Fourth street between Monro, al
Adams streets, oele bratsd the fifth 4
niversary Of their marriage last sv.
ing by giving a wooden wedding.
About twenty-five couple were pres,I
and many acceptable gifts were b
slowed upon the host and hostess.
very pleasant evening YVES pad
and az the hours waned q bOultl|
repast was served.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
a Surprise Parsy.

A party gathered at the residence Of
Mrs. BsWers, at 1908 Lombard street
last night and proceeded to the resi-
denoe Of Miss MoCartsr on Tenth street =,
completely surprising that lady. A
pleasant time was spent and refresh.
ments were served. The sarprisers
we're mostly from st. Pauls N. ( san
day School Of which she became a
member and teacher last Sunday. We
wish her success in her work.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Mrs. George L. Garssd, Of ssVana,
Ga, accompanied BY her infant G Ia,'
is now visiting her father, hr'g'"''
ington Mason, i'll this city. j
The mother in.law and two es"'
n.law Of Mrs. Garsed expect II
main with Mr.. Mason's family au1
the summer months.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
IL was the Cat.

A couple living in the Eighth ward
have fine and valuable cat that is high
ly priced. The other night it got out Of
the house and could not be found.
Early in The morning they we're awak.
ened by a noise on the shed roof, and
looking out saw the feline climbing over
the shingles. The husband started
out to catch the animal, clad in his
night clothing, and had not gone far
until misstep sent him rolling down
into the yard below, where he narrowly
escaped serious injury. 1t is not safe
to say "oat" 10 him now.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

ATOTICE.-I, HENRY MolLHENNEy
~ do hereby give notice that I shali
Apply 70 the Judges Of tho Ceurt Of Gene al
sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
o. nc state o. Delaware, In and Tor the o,un.
" 81 NeH Castle, on Monday, the 10th dav of
May next being the first day Of May Term A.
d, 1857, for iioense to keep an inu or tavern
known ms the Columbus linn, In school Ms
trict Nos. 20 and vs., Christians Hund1ed
New Castle County and state Of Delaware
with tHe privilege TO soil int0XicaunI
liquors IN less quantities than one a uort to l,s
drank on the premises, and the follow M re. "a.
spectacle citizens recommend the said app,l
cation, to wit:
James ~, Paul Began,
james ellis, William 9sary,
y rye t1shor,, Thomas Toy,
Joseph )ampers1, James Toner,
Oh ID oehsrp, VIM. Meiissnssy.
=. SeseJi Uusn hO. .H.so.
SaA xeosss. ERA u, hslLAD&EY,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Tho Old Minute Book,

A new minute book for council was
purchased and commenced to be used
on July II, 1879, and it was com pletely
filled yesterday. Clerk Frazer, in keep
ing themhas Of his own free will ipsu.
gurAted new departure by indsxing
the contents with every name and 50 b.
ject, 8" that anything can BIZ found in
a very short time.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
A Now CASTLE Fire.

Knowles cotton mill at New Castle
caught fire last evening about 7 o. closl
in the dying room in the second story
over the boiler. Some cotton wal
burned and the floor somewhat dam.
aged, but the loss is not heavy. The
New Castle hose company extinguished
the flames. 1t originated in the same
place as did the fire Of sbsut q fort.
night ago.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
A serious a ceid ent.

Yesterday Charles Pattison, q vof
man in the car shop Of the Jackson
Sharp Company, and living on Sever
street between Orange and Tatnsll, I
bis hand very badly in a tenOning =
chine. DR.. Brown Creased the BOu1
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
THE aRRAT SERrILIxER.

TO armers and trncksrs:--The undersigned
informs farmers, truck ers and the Uublic n
General that he hiss n ads u superior lot q
Pordrette a. The old mandatory, on the
NEW CASTLE ROAD, NEAk GAIA
SCHE'S LANE,
Ana he Is now ready TO iill orders ut short
notice, at noserats prices. In quality 1t iai
eurpaseeS any that has been msde Tor years,
ity. Gosd Tor esrn, potatoes, oats and yepe.
table, efall kinds. Price, s,< per TOW.
hespsctfully Yours, ID. p. HAMILTON.
NO. 1l2o Orange street, Wilmington, lei,
For reference spply to VIM. McUauiley.
ESQ No. ta6 Market street, or Henry Lent1'
David Lentx sAd Win. q. Bullock. +SSWdstW
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Loan Meetlux,

AT the monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Loan Association, last evening,
$3.50 was applied To the payment Of ma.
tured stock in the first series, S4lg was
sold at 9 per cent premium and the
balance was applied for the payment Of
Withdrawals.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
ocean oil Prohibited.

An effort is being made TO suppress
the sale Of ocean oil, the oil which caused
the death Of John Sauerlander. Mr.. A.
D. Vandevsr, who sells 1t, has placed q
card in bis store, claiming that h. sells
1t merely for manufacturing purposes,
but as people buy it for illuminatins
purposes an effort will BIZ made to have
the sale prohibited.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
DIED..

pEPUTY.-In this city, on the 9th instant
CLAYTON L. Deputy, aged about 10 years.
Relatives and friends a'e resp, stiaIy In
yited to a'tend the funeral rem h 8 ate resi-.
demo-, No i105 West Second street n Sun.
Gay afternoon at one o'clock. Inlsrment at
Rod Lien cemetery.
TONER. I'm this city, on the sth inst, Els
abeth Toner, aged msnths.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc "a.
sspeotfully Invited TO attend the fuAsral from
the reeidenee Of her parents, Hugh and Leu.
- Ao-sr Cl.sj GienS 81, U.twssp a nLi u
aSA, - SsAAsy aftsSnsen o. Q e'eisek,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
NoTICE.-I, JAMES MONEY!, Do

0TICE-I, JAMES NcyEY, Do
~ hereby give notice that l shall ap
ply 10 the .Iudyes OF the Court Of GensIal
Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery Of the
state Of Delaware, In nd Tor he ooustg o.
New C0stle on Monday, The 10th day OF May
next, being The inst day OF the May ter,n, A.
D., 1875, Tor lice Sc to keep an inn or tavern
at NO. East Front street, IN the escsnd
Ward OF tbs city # Wimina ten, county and
stale aiofeta d, wi 4 the privilege to Sell In.
xicaupE liquors IN less quantities than one
quar- N oe crank IN the peel es, and he
following rosstctablo citizens recommend the
said Spi licatsn, to wit:
Marlin u. Elliott Charles T. Sparks,
Patrick Harlney, .lGnn u Elliott,
James D1gan, JON Pluukett,
\. BOo,h, Milhsel Rafferty,,
g. D.. F. Gross, Il. SOlfsOn,
John 'iuty, Michael enney,
W. II. Quinn. ISeroard Rowe,
EioaCl Jenney, Henry Field neier,
L. q. Hitzsl, Il. p. Freye.
Peter 3r"ss j.. Ii triihmuth,
y W. chultS, p. PIu kelt,
]. W Reynolds, Robert Hutton.
49St" JAMES MONEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
DesIrOyeys OF Cranes.

Several years age the grape vine!
in the Wilmington gardens bore abun
dant crops, but Of late years the grapei
nave been destroyed by y troublesom,
insect. A citizen who ia expsrien ced
in the culture Of fruit suggests thai
the people destroy the old vines ana
plant new ones. Should this euggss-
tion be prscticed he thinks the inseo,
will disappear.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Port Paragtnphs.

The sloop Tda" arrived at
Third street wharf this morning hay
six hundred shad aboard.
Number Of beats which passed
Third street bridge yesterday: Tugs,
slooPs, 2; bargss, 8; canal bOGtS,
mud BoOWs, s,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

George W. Jackson, the entsrprbI
bill poster Of Wilmington, has pat
about / 1882 square feet Of new
boards at Fourth and Monroe sind
and about GIG feet more ct Ninth 4
Bsnnett streets. Jackson has remoV
to 5o4 Shiplsy street, and has hu
oul 9 new and attractive sign.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

The schooner "Rhoda Hslnes" OF
Perth Amboy, N. J was brought up to
Pussy Jones Il Co.'S. yard yesterday
from Jackson and sharp's to have two
Of her old masts replaced by new ones.
She will then be taken back and have
her repairs completed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Last evening Ksokuk Tribe Ma
Imp. o. R. N. presented P.s., J.,
Barr set Of resolutions "a an ,mSl.
Of their esteem for the faithful m,ns
In which he had performed ,hs dD vi
of Chief OF Records, for q period If A. \
and a half years ending Jan. lst, IN n
The resolutions were eBgrossed By p.
J. j. Pierce of Rugby Academy and !
fleet great credit ON him. The re,I,
items have been placed in the wiudo
Of Joon B. Treibler, Merchant T.I,
1908 Market street.