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Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
CLOTHING.
cTRANGERs I'm QUE OIrY

GTRANGERS IN OUR OIrY
WHO MAY BE CURIOUS
WHO MAY BE CURIOUS
WHO MAY BE DUBIOUS
WHO MAY BE CURIOUS
To Look at
TO LOOK at
To Look at
To Look at
The Largest Retail Clothing House
Tho I.ars est Retail Clothing House
TIE Largest Retail Clothing House
The Largest Retail Clothing House
and
and
and
and
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Where Everything Is I'd at
Wnere Lyerytting is Sold at
Where Everything Is sold at
Where Every thtng is Sold at
ONE PRICE
ONE PRICE
ONE PRICE
ONE PRIZE
And whore every garment Is made especially
And where every garment is made especially
And where every garment fs made especially
and Whera every garment ID maze especially
FOR OUR TRADE
FOR OUR TRADE
FOR OUR TRADE
FOR OUR TRADE
Should not fail to visit the
Should not fail to visit tho
Should not tail to visit the
Should not fail to visit the
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET.
N. W. COR. FOU 18th AND NJ MARKET.
", ", COR. FOURTH AND M MARKET.
N. W. COk FOURTH AND MARKET.
We will be pleased to show Strangers through
our different departments and an
swer all questions relating
to our business.
No clothing house in our city offersa any
thing like the different styles Of B0ys'
and Children's Clothing that we do.
While our new system of selling these
goods is commended by all our patrons.
Prices given with every suit Our
Stock Of Fall Ovsrooats is Very Largo
Stock of Fall Overcoats 10 Very Large
Stock Of Fall Uvercoats 10 Very Large
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
N. W. Corner Fourth and Market Streets,
N, w. Corner Fourth and Market Streets,
n. w. Corner Fourth and Market Streets,
JNo. W DIEFENDORF, MANAGER.
JNO. W DIEFENDORF, MANAgER
JNO. W DIEFENDORF, MANAGER.
tthlo9'-s
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RREvITlE0.


Sun rises 6.zS ,......Sun sets o..
Passage OF arms.-Sleeves.
A cheap couAtry seat-A stump.
New fall hats at q. y. Humphreys
A few lars and Jelltes left at o9c. store.
Coroners inquests date from Alfred the
great.
Oupplnx and leeohink as Me- lOS T. Second
street.
Marriage makes the man; the woman was
maid before.
Caught in the act.-rhs prsiOrmsr whs for
gets his part.
Tho Republican para0e to m EroW. evening
will be . brilliant affair.
Pure c,der vinegar at Weldin b Lloyd'F,
Seventh and King streets.
A very nice Republican meeting was held
at Mar halton last night
Mrs. FloIeRcs's costumes in The mighty
Dollar are insured for $2SeOo.
1t Is astonishing to see how memeer oil
campaign club will drink coffee.
To an out-oi. town inquirer. No, the Coop
or Institute ts not barrel factory.
You can bay as chsan q: Adsir's as any
other iur0iture house IN Delaware.
Blessed 10 the bee-hoolder, for 1t cells lite
own honey, and saves the commission.
Tho funniest river in New England is said
to bs the Willimantio. Its Jokes are current
ones.
The old 10 aid who exclaimed. "My life has
been a deserted waist ~ can readily be Do
ieved.
81 would take trip around the world"
said Mr.. sboddy, vi It wasn't for the expense
u returning home again.
Life fs but q span; marriage Is o double
team; youth welded to old age ID tsudem'
an cid bachelor Ia sulkey.
Ata.K. Baugh, sO1 hipley street, you will
t,nd the hest assortment OF chromos and pic.
turs frames in the city. Come and SEQ ior
you rself.
One shug. says . cautious euitor, is
worth dozen love letters, and II cannot be
introduced in breach Of promise eutt.
More bread and less whiskey would have
saved the city from the disgrace OF not,
barrel or 08 rs Of first grade fresh ground
Good nsur fsr $500. VIM. d. Ptokeis' 4o1
King st.
Wisdom Is what wins; the man who kan
tell how lar mule kan kick without irving
It, ts nal lural kaikulato., and hAfd one 70
boat.
Notice to the Pubiic.--l Will half-solo and
heel boots and shoes for Sl; othef Mendlhg IN
proportion, John E. Bailey, y. W. corner OF
Ssventh and Tatnsll streets.
Twin street, st Piper City, ILL.,, was 70
named becauso six pairs Of twins wefo oosn
in II within few years.
Persons wanting tub, roll and pint bufer
of the best quality, can ind 1t at ii. ID.
Mo0re's stalls, IA and IA second street mar
ket, also mince meat, iruit batters, &o.
At Yergers, Fourth and shipley streets, you
viii and the bost assortment OF picture frames
in the city and at tho lowest prices. JAIL ano
sec for yourself.
A large lot Of balsd nay and straw fer sale
oh ap, at McUartnsy's . and West Aotn 81.
Also oheiOe brands OIL -four.
Lehigh coal; choicest grades at ie@eSt
prices. Well prepared, S2AOns 70 tnS ton'
GA w. Front ss.
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UT0BRR.

plOBER.
~ ls the time 70 have your roof protected
ihs iall dewB and winter storms, and
pces Excelsior Elastic Paint" is ackn0w
ed BY all who have used 1t to be une.
p oy any other In the market. Over Si0Q
Of work was done In Wilmington last
y test tobs allowing II TO stand twelve
NS without pay, at which time II the
was not found TO give satisfaction In
A particular the Job was TO be forfeited.
lo.Gay every bill has been paid and all
atahed. This We claim is q reoommen.
pa within Itself. Thi is not one OF the
Y togus paints that I'LL our mi rkets and
anoertigned gentlemen having tested its
W lol more than year, they being un.
ee'sd parties, can speak pre- or oon. See
II. |. West, Seventh and Poplar; Mr., B.
Ean, Brantywine Village; MIR. james
Vo, mayor Almond, Mr.. Hope, John AS
stewart Carlisle, W. II. Grant, pain ters;
5IOan marshall, Newport Iron " Orks; q.
vernon, editor REPUBLICAN; W. +. John
tVsler; exISheritl Wm. Herbert New
Works.
Olutr5 you may favor us with either BY
WI otherWiso shall receive proIupt atten
/ q. w. BR' CE,
Manufacturer and Agent,
shop NO. 33l East seventh ST.
NV N, ofaets at store, Seventh and Poplal
M, sS y. residence, N. w. cor. Sixth and
10" S'feee. 930.tf
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Person M

Bishop Simpson has returned to Phila-
dslshia after fsur months absence on
The Pacific coast. The bishop left early
in the summer, accompanied by his with
far a visit to the Methodist missions in
China and Japan bat the illness ofhis
wife and the subsequent illness OF the
Bishop himself compelled the postpone.
msnt ofths trip.
Rev. Mr.. Poulson, formerly Of this
c,ty and at one time the editor Of the
SMYRNA Times, ia delivering acourse Of
temperance lectures In Hsgerstown, Md
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hAELROAD LIVES.
nHLADELPHIA,W WILMlNtfTG., AND
I BALTIMORE RAllIROAb.
JULY 20. 1880.

III
l BALTIMORE RAl1IROAD.
JULY 20. 1880. ---
Trains will ieave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
items, 100, Sl0, 1880, r. m, 8o,A.o0, 100, e.bl
p. m.
o. m, 2.30, 9.4S p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2.ss, $50, 700.
lo.02, o. M, 1899, l2.43, 6.07 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, S.8S
o, m. b.22 p. m.
BALTIMORE and Bay Line, Los p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2bl, 400, 2l6,
s.S6 Q. m, 12.62, 1.04, A.48. 1.09' p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave fer:
New Oastie, 800, 9.26 o. m, Los, 800, a.sb
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, o.2s
q. ~, l.ob, aS6 p. IN.
Dclmar and intermediate Stations, s.2b a.
n, L05 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermsdiate Stations
$40 q. M, 300, 6.3U, $50 p. "A.
Philadelphia and New York, 2s28 q. N.
baltimore and Washington, 1261, 200 q, II.
For further Information passengers arc re.
isrrea TO the time tables posted at the depot.
II. 4 KENNEY. Supl
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TELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and after February %, 1880, trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at T.lt, 1870, q. m, 6.so,p
N.
Artvo at Landsnberg, 9.eo, a. m, l2e0 neon,
$40 p. m.
Leave Landenberg, 8. m, 1880, p. N.
Arrive at Wilmington s.ct -. M, RE, p. na.
228tt n CONN ELL, Sup't.
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DRUGGISTS.

A TTEETlON.--A All persons esirinp
"A pure Drugs Or Chemicals, or wish
ng their prescriptions or private recaipts
Hspfally compounded OF pure materials
lh6uld 40 to tho d rug store OF
Il, T. ERINGHURST,
No. El7 Market street,
kIoti Wilmington. Del.
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=" hoor AND SHOE sTORE.
GEORGE 8. HAaANY

q iali uned sna at No. 4 West Sixth street,
aon ana Sna seasonable stock OF ali kinds
ses, bows snoes for ladies, gsntlem on,
Pc n RooS eno children. II you want bar.
ftore u cs,,, |. ods give % q call at the al.
sli.and NO. = West Sixth street.
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AE W ARD.

Y ono AND STRONG WATERPROOF
bO, ts, the best ever made, for brewers
and but hers or any person that works In We
tr, at MONAGHAN'S, 800 Madison st.
lOcBt
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
PHOTOGRAPHS
AT
CLUB RATES.

Having established new PHOTOGRAPH
GAL LLERY in
WILMINGTON,
And in order to give the public the beneat
Of haV log Koo1 work at low rates, l have
adopted the following prices TO DO used only
for clubs of not Less than ten persons
Cabipet Size Pnotos. $500 per dos.
o. ." $50 n
Car. .. :: 8. " :. i.9Sps; i'oS I HcH' 9:
The above are much lover than the regu
lar rates and the work will be always first
class.
Any person getting up club will 10 entitled
to ticket FREE OF CHARGE
Information and club tickets may be had
ut the Gallery. A lady we'll versed in the
art always Ia attendance 70 walt on LADY
patrons.
]. J.BEERWALD, Artist,
3O7 MARKET ST.
m.m WILMINGTON. DEL.
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[.,,1rA GOOD STEAM Wills"
DR sa.;h ter tug-boat or Inanuiactafr'
" 70, Lament. Apply RsruSLs9an 'a,s Vi
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S11E-A GOOD TWu:HoRS,tL
DR sar harn Apply to W. 3. BUhLouh,
deathpTIitnip itipsll SIS VIII, Del. lolS'dS"
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--,IE-SMADL BOiLER SUIT
pR ShmIt thr stosm yacht or small business
s,y IA King st. ..-------------
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I..1u-gToUK AND FIX ukEo .
Of a irst s'ass ,iss for rent. Apply %
No. s V. Eighth street.
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CANN'S
CURE.

For Diseases OF Kidneys and Liver, which
produce pain In tho baok and intense suffer.
Ing. Send for bottle OF y. X. O.; 1t cures
cases ont of 10; has cured when phyaloians
failed, 1t will help You; get 1t now. sl per
bottle, o for sS. AT druggists or sent on 70
eeipt Of price. Used In the best families.
DAMN & o.,
T2o Vsnango street, Philadelphia.
ASSURE CURE. Enol0se 8-cent stamp foi
circular.
Institute BUILDING, Wilmington, dol.
e1em-w-s.lm
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-----1CArEW FIVE RooMED
BIZ SALE. ~, Of N srket street., for S.OoO I;
terms Apply pPtigU. r. TOWNSEND.
4 o" 68 Market street.
bogast -
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FOR RENT.

rTNT -DESlRABLY LOCAt TED,
pE D nN roam modern house, farnlsSsd;
nine tvI tn,Ia "a per month mot furnished
Eylonr .ao ovd dollars, Address v. ID. f.,
srpLicAN Ottice. -
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VOR SALE.

--r-sEygRAL SIX ,is ROOM on
DR Thoroughly well built, wiz WIN gas. ga.
.dGSirapls non'T .. erlns reasonable and 40
'nsiatings'r 'rN HiLLES, 1000 fIenen ~
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WAN FED.

,,rrn-AN APPRENTICE To
AG he m printing business must have s 2
,,pn VI, be we'll recoinmended, ana
I sGa'Sp IA vsars Of age. Address In handwrlt'
~ yisont, No personal application
y sppT THE JAMES Il WEBB
W. y,i,,,ng and Stationery Company.
f, a1t Marset street, Wilmington, del.
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NO. 124 KING STREET.

Wilmington. Dol.
.SS,Vccoplo .SS ! examinations Of chronic dis.
'peo'aitY. 104 -3nd
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/ t,NTEp.-A REsPECTABLEPR0r
All s,tant family n ado3t . girl baly 4
od Apply fos WolIasson st. 2St't
.uTFn-.BOARDERo WANTED AT
soS Sniplty street iWrs"d
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PROFESSION n q 4. ajA M ssas.
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dsVe at their store,
AARkE ST., sao mARxn ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
DIED.

TALLtY.-In this city, on The 21st instant
Francis - ralley,Jr., son Of Francis D. anC
Clemina " Tal!ey, aged 5 years ana II
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the re,idence Of bis parents. No. l22S
Walnu: street, en- Friday afternoon at LGC
o'clock. Funeral TO proceed 10 Bethel NJ r.
church cemetery, Brandywiue Hd. without
further notice.
Dearest frankie, thou hast lett US,
And thy lots we deeply feel,
But It's Got toat has bGreit US,
he will all our sorrows heal. Z.
Cl DUBLIN this city, on the clst inst Mar
gaTet. VITO OF Andrew Cloud in the .5Gl
year OF her ago.
Inc reIallye. and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funera
from her late residence, No. AGO Washington
street, on Saturday afternoon, Ath inst, al
2o'clOck, without further no'ica. Iuterment
at Wilmington and Brandywin ct met3ry.
COUNTESS On The 2lst instant, Sarah A.
Coun.iss, In the 10Th year of her age.
The reativts and friends are res eotfulIy
invited 10 attend iuneral from her late resi-
dence, No 2l6 Walnut street, ol Saturday at.
terEoon, 24th inst. Services al 3 80 O'CLOCK
Intermens at Wilmington and brapdyYine
cemetery.
CASEY.-On the 2ist inst, Michael F sen
2fp4ry Casey, aged 2T years ,.,.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the iuseral from tie re5i4 ence
OF his moth. II, 82l W. Fourth ST., 90 Saturday
morning, the .4th inst at Q O'c och. MASS at
vt. Paul's ch1rch. 10 procecd to the old Ca
thedral cemetery. t
ROWLAND.-Jn this city, a. the residence
of her father, i25 Poplar sIeet, Mary I.
Rowland.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral on Friday, the 23d inst, o.
2 o'clock. To prnceod TO Wilmington and
BrandyWine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
"Tfre Golden GrOVe.n

The celebrated Golden Grove" case
will be again brought up in the U. S.
District Court OF Delaware. The case
Is libel against the British steamer
"GOldsn Grove" for a collision with
the brig "KremiiH, ".;oT Nantucket, On
July 9th. 1878. The brig sank and the
captains wife was drowned. Marshal
MoMullen arrested her at the Break
water on libel, issued to the owners
of the "Kremlin," aud in June last
Judge Bradford gave decision against
the defendant for $j5, 900. An appeal
was taken and the case will be argued
before Judge McKennon on Monday
next by ] T.. Dodge. Esq, of Boston and
Z. G. Bradford, Jr., Esq., for libsllant,
and Coudert Bros. and Levi G. Bird,
Esq, for appellants.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
THIRD EDITION.
A ROOF FALL.

Collapse OF . Dancing Hall In New
York A Number Killed and
wounded.
A serious disaster occurred last night
at the Madison Square Garden, in New
York city, where fair for the benefit
OF the Hahnemsnn Hospital was In
progress. At half past nine O'Clock
about 500 persons in the building, hall
the front facing on Madison avenue
gave way. The wall fell outwards and
part of the roof adjoining tumbled
in with q crash. That portion oi
the structure was used as dancing
hall and the picture gallery Of the fair.
The police an1 iremen we're soon on the
spot, and number of persons were
taken from the ruins. At midnight, il
was known that three persons we're
killed, aud seven injured. Among
the killed are Mrs. Anna Willstt, oi
East Thirty first street, and Mrs. W. I.
Ogden Hegeman, a prominent manager
Of the fair and wifs of ons Of the dirso-
tors of the United States Ship Insurance
Company. William Il. Fileston had a
leg broken, and his recovery Is doubt
ful. Miss Josie Strestsr. Of West Thirty.
second street, was seriously injured.
When the wall fell into the street sew
eral hacks were struck, several drivers
were Injured. and two or three horses
were killed. The damage to the build.
ing is estimated all the way from $685.
900 to $40, 900. Tue pictures, all lent,
were insured for Sl40, 900, but it is be-
lieved the insurance was againas hre
alone,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
To ths Rspu, II ,alls VI New Gastie
COuRty,

An election by the Republicans Of New Gas.
tie county will ba held in the respective wards
OF the City Of Wilmington, anu in the Lite.
ent voting districts in me County outside Of
Wilmington. on SArnrday, May !, from 4 to !.
O'Clock In Wilmington and New Castle, and
from Q % o'eleck In tho remaining districts
In the county, Tor the purpose OF electibg IS
delegates to TIE State Convention, to be held
at Dover on Thmsdav, tho 9th day OF My,
at 2 O'Clock, 2. u. at The same time an cleo
tion will be held for County Executive Coui-
mittee to consist OF three persons from each
ward in the Ctly Of Wilmington, and the same
number nom each voting district outside oi
the City.
The following is the arpoIttonment OF dele
gates to the several wards and voting districts
Wilminyton-First Ward, 4; Second
Third, s; Fourth. 4: Fifth, 5; sixth. Il sew
enth, 8: Eighth. A; Ninth, =: Tenth, 3.
Bfandywine Hundred East, 2; West. ..
Cnristiana Huudred-Ngrth, 8; South, ).
Mill Greek Hundred, 4.
New Castle Hundred, 4.
White Clay reek Hundred. 3.
AppOgainimink hundred. s.
Red Lion Hnndred-East We3t !.
ST. Ge"rgae HundFsd--East, 3: West, 3.
BlacAbird Hu0dred, 2.
PeneadeT Au uce-, :.
County ayAT.iltees from The respective
wards and voting districts will mold ths eieo.
tions themaelTes or have /! held by persons oi
their seleetion.
Republicans OF New Castle county, this will
be the first forward movement in the great
campaign Of 1897 Let every Republican be
found ut his post Of duty and victory VIII
crown our riloitsl by order of the County
Executive CoT. s. HEkSEI, Chairman.
b. T. BYE Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
AGCEDEN TAI FALL.
Three mon IDjuFed Mt Maore's
ship yard Yesterday afternoon.

Three mon IDjured ut Maore''
ship yard Yesterday afternoon.
While thres painters, named Fred,
Meves, Henry Zsblsy and Lewis Bould
en- wore painting the schooner" "Potosi, u
at the ship yard of Ercch Moore. Jr.
yesterday afternoon, the sc2ftoiding
gave way. The men fell to
the ground, a distance OF ten feet.
Mevss was found lying senseless almost
underneath the boat. A large block
OF wood is supposed to have fallen upon
his head, as last evening he complain
ed Of it hurting. He lay serseless some
time after mis- sll. Lewis Boulden had
his ankle aprained and received few
scratches. Henry Zebley was injured
about the back and a can containing a
quantity of black paint fell in his face.
aeyes appeared no better this morning
but Boulden and Hsbley were able to
resume their work,
A few minuteS bsiors the accident
the scaffolding WAS in good condition.
Some of the wo"Emen tbink the strain
OF hosting sails was TOO great and
others believe that one of the men step.
ped upon a board which was A2t
property placed, thus prying the other
portions of the scatfoldirg loose.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
Prisoner Re.csptured.

Frederick Kelmer, who it will be re.
mem bered had hearing before Squire
Bertolette on the 18th Of April, charged
with stealing ten bushels ofwheat from
Chalkley Harvey, of Chadds' Ford, Del
aware county, Pa, and was to be COM
mitted to jail to await requisition
from Pennsylvania, but when being
taken to prison escaped from officer
Hickman by jumping upon passing
train, was captured last evening. The
Justice corresponded with various par
ties throughout the State, and learned
that the fugitive was at Kentou, Del.
Yesterday q telegram was received stat
ing that Kelmer had gone to Clayton.
In the evening officer Hickman went to
that town and arrested the prisoner
while he stood in the doorway of ho-
tel. He was returned this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
FOURTH EDITION
LEAP YEAR sOrIABLE.

FsE'y yeanE I-aaies Lead Forty
YonHg Gehtlemon Around the
OfreIe.
Much has been said about the privi,
leEes the ladies are said TO hare dur
ing leap year. Nreports are all to be
believed ladies during that year have
Q perfect right to take the place OF ger.
tlemen, do the courtipg, pop the ques
tien and make all the preliminary ar.
rangements fol y future state Of hAppi.
ness or woe Just as they make II.
We say these things have beer
talked about but IL was only last
night at Webster's Academy that
this changed state Of affairs
was in part realized. A nanaber ol
young ladies' that believed more IN 40.
tion than words having organized an
association styled the "Ladies Leap
Year Club" determined to have . soci-
able. They rented the Webster'a
Dancing Academy and last night the
sociable came of. About 40 ladies
sent very pretty swsetly scented invi-
tations TO the same number Of sweetly
scented gentlemen and Il is said that in
some instances carriages were despatch.
ed by the ladies for the kid gloved, and
kid slippered beauties.
The Social was opened at $50 O'Clock
without the formalities Of q grand
march but as Richie, Worth and III.
linger's intoxicating music filed tue
Academy Hall with melody, each lady
choGe her partner and swung round the
circle as il it was something they had
been used to, As a lady would ap-
proscA q gentle,nac sitting in the cir
Gle, and ask him for the pleasure Of
his company for 4uadrille, and she
was met with the answer, II AN en-
gagged, Miss" she knew all about
how it was herself, and for
once the gentlemen realized the
extreme felicity that there was In say
ing "no." Between twelve and one
o'clock the ladies led their timid, bash
full partners to the rsfreshment rooms
and waited upon them with refresh
ments in abundance. After the refresh
ments were partahen Of, dancing was
again resumed and continued until two
o'clock, when the nights enjoyment
ended, this being an improvement Of
two hoars at least upon the old plan,
and the ladies' escorted the gentlemen
TO their hcmPs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
uOealettes.

workmeu at the Cool sprIrs ny
voir are engaged to-day ~ 10 Il I'D ID
the pipe in which the iesh .ehicb d
leaked that caused the wa.
oottleib ssiboId. a prominsald' nad
taker, a leading Democrat ,Sfas thiul hin
yentor Of many ingenious - ta strsj
at his residence on Seventh '"'
House cleaning is in order rIdlsi,diI| Il
8. custom house and the the Our' Ouuds}
Inc thoroughly renovated . oariuui a
req reetion Of Mr.. william B. df'DI
janitor. ,.,r,ed
Christians on Sunday issi.T. iasi w.
in Pottsr's field yes'e''
recognized him. o ,,oops
4s tugs, 9 schoonsrs, ,,d Si,'pa ) ~
eas, eesssed Third street bridge y.rstl
The schooner "Georgss &C., at At 4
loading a cargo Of Lumber
son & Sharp works. .o, Al
Boys may already BE be GSfSIristl SfIi
in the Brandywine anu ~ I'M
Two canal boats losa'cC IS,, co.'s. \
at the Mccullough Iron '. .,s d
The Moaibnsy family are
cal wonders Of the ase' %, ,Doa
THE Govt house %i'-
for the rsof.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, 81
car Coated, without an equal, They never
grippe or sicken in operating, move tho bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lest energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the il,ccr. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains IA r,rss ..r! y..rrn! q lef aQe 2!
through the Lungs, Ind,gtstion, Costlyeness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching. Limbs,
Billiousness, Lanauor, General Weakness
and other bodily inhrmitles arc cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Iiver and leave tho system
nee from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Kcepers.
ASK for Dr. Eimms' Pills and take NO others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning
ton. Del. PHILADELPHIA. So2 Arch St