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list OF LETTERS.
CHAS. ESSLINGER, p. NJ.
MARRIED..

STEVEN S-MURPHY-A the residence of P. p
Smith, by Rev. Mr. Showers, on January !, 1881
Mr. FRANK STEVENS, of Menasha, and Miss IDA
MURPHY, of this city.
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MONEY saved and pain relieved by the
leading household remedy-Thomas' Ec-
lectric Ola small quantity of which u.s.
ually suffices to cure cough, heal a
sore, cut, bruise or sprain, relieve lum-
bago, rheumatism, neuralgia, excoriated
nipples, or inflamed breast. Public at
tention Is directed to the regular adver-
tisement. For sale by Jones & Schallern.
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JOHN P. WIcKERT spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Racine.
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MANITOWOO MARKET.
December o.. 1879.

December 25, 1879.
The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re.
ported for us by j. Schuette Il Bros.
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1924. THE 1880.
Springfield Republican.
THE NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER.

INDEPENDENT IN EVERYTHING
NEUTRAL. IN NOTHING.
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We would call especial attention to our
fner goods. They are choice-try them.
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ase the utmost care in the selection of my cattle
and ssa determined 10 give satisfaction both in
price and quality. Come and see fer yourself
mari Z. ROEEMANs
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new MEAT MARKET,
Buffalo St., between 9TH and Sth
f. HOFFMAN, Proprietor.
FRESH, SAT- AND SMOKED MEATS.

! have removed my Meat Market to the stand
formerly occupied by John PITT on Buffalo street
where shall constantly keepon hand full line of
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
The Police Force.

There is complaint that our police
foies is not sufficiently large. Should
it be doubled some persons would
think 1t ought to be further increased.
In our opinion the present force can
Z tlly meet the demands upon it. It is
true that an officer canuot be present
at all rows that occur, but it is not
r,aily n ,oessary that one should be, are
the parties can generally be found WHEN
really needed. Let the officers now on
the force do their duty and 1t will
be found that they are amply sufficient
In number to protect our citizens and
arrest those who break the peace or be
guilty of outrage. We do not want any
additional burden saddled on the treas,
ury Of the city, no new places for party
hangers on, and those who undertake
to provide them will soon have the
liberty to retire from official position
and their places will be filed by Re-
publicsus. A few additional police Of
fcers might be useful on election day
to frishten colored voters away from
the polls, but the tax payers will re-
volt at such interference With their
rights, and the result will be the de
feat of the end aimed at ty the police
aad their particular friends,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09

THB LATEST ELECTION returns show
no change in the reports Of the las
two or three days. California is still
in doubt, each party claiming 1t, but
giving it to the Democrats there would
still be 2l3 electoral votes fer Garfield
and Arthur while there would be Only
l5G for Hancock and English, or a
clear majority of 81 for Garfield and
Arthur. This number may be in
creased as tue latest kilograms show
that the majority either way in Cali
fornia will not exceed one hundred. II
is said that one Of the Garfsld electors
in California will run so far ahead Of
Judge Terry the Democratic candidate
that he will be elected a. any rate
Terry will bs remembered Gs the man
wao killed Senator Broderick in q
dual. II this be tr1e the real Repub'
liosn strength cannot come below 2l4
votes, giving Garfield 50 majority.
The Democrats failed to secure ma
iority in any Northern State, except
California, (Which is doabtful) Nevada
and New jersey and the margin in
these States is so small that it is prsc.
ticGlly true that on Tuesday the solid
South found itself opposed by a solid
North.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
the Limyinx SOLID soutn.

The solid South has been badly
,acked. Virginia stands facing the
regular Democracy with almost ma
jo.ity Of Republican votes. aud two Re
publican Congressman triumphantiy
elected by large msjoritiss. North Car
oliaa prsseuta a mesgre Democratic ma
jority Of 1000, and has one Republican
Congressman. Even South Carolina has
elected two Republican Congressman,
who for the present are counted out.
Georgia stands before the tribune ofthe
people with only 80, 900 popular Dem
ocratic majority and counted out Re-
ublican Congressman. Alabama that
gave 95, 600 Democratic majority at the
State election In September, now shows
but 81, 900 majority with two Republi
cans at least counted out. Two Repub
lleans elected to Congress in Misaissip-
ri have been counted out. Louisians
bad as she was had to leave one Con-
gresham stand. Arkansas has great
trouble in counting out two Republican
Congre semen from that State. Missouri
comes into the next Congress shattered
all to pieces with eight Democrats, four
Republicans and one Grsenbacker. Ten
nessse hobbies along in the ranks with
Republican Governor, three Congress
men and the promise Of United States
Senator. Kentucky limps with only a
Democratic majority OF 36, 900 and one
Republican Congressman. West Vir-
Ginia cuts sorry show with only 1000
DepoCratic majority and within sixty
two votes OF Republican Congressman.
Maryland with an emasculated Demo
cratic majority and a Republican Con
gr sssman cuts sorry plight, and the
chunk out Of Dslsware's solidity spoils
the Democratic victory in that State.
The solid South is split. 1t ran against
9 solid North and got the worst Of the
battle.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Clothing for Large
Men.

We have very large guam
titles of all clothing for large
men. Wien we say this we
mean very much larger
quantities than any other
house, SO far as we know.
Large men are accustomed
to finding very few garments
to choose from, and those of
the most ordinary kind. It's
Not easy to convey to them
an adequate notion OF the
unusual, if not altogether
unequaled, stock of their
clothes which we carry.
In addition to large suits
and overcoats we have large
knit jackets Of the very best
make and material and large
underclothing Of every sort
likely to be called for.
We have just now a sur
plus OF large collars. I6H
to I8 inches, which We are
selling at 3 for rs cts, two
thirds price, to restore the
balance Of our stock.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Philada.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
PFOsGrLptAVe,

It is reported that Democratic en-
ployer has discharged several of his
journeymen because they voted the
Republican ticket. In doing so he Ger
tainly acted very unwi5e!y, as the
election 10 now over and it Is impoSsi.
Jle for him to change the result. II
Republican employers were equally
prOScriptive terrible howl would ring
fr8m enc end 0! the land to the other.
TITS Is evidenced by the jeremiads
which have appeared from time to time
in the Every Evening. 1t appeared tc
thak it something torriblethat Repub
lican employers 3hould endeayor to III.
inence tls votes Of their employees By
reason and arFument, without utteriDi
threat Of disoharsipg them, unless
change ot times should make that dis
charge a necessity. Partizans canno
change votes 1iy prescription aul t. II
wor1s than folly for them to attempt t
do ~;
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
OVERCOATS.
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Philada.

The overcoat this year is
made Of heavy cloths (heavy
enough to need no lining],
the faces Of which are fin
ished III all sorts Of ways,
plain, diagonal, mixture,
plaid, check; the backs of a
brighter tone, generally
plaid or check.
Having no lining, the
overcoat is a very simple
garment. There are no
seams out of sight; no places
to slight in the making; no
sewing on cloths of unequal
strength. The style is as
pleasing as it is economical.
We have overcoats all the
way from IS to SIS; and
thousands of them.
WANAMAKER & Blown
y'H III, I:t! lar 4tras.. ra'a'a.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
TpUBLlC SALE

0ODLio SALE -oy-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
viii be sold at Public sale, on the preInts.
es, on
FOURTH DAY, 18th OF I1th MONTH, 80,
at2 o'clock, p. H.,
A highly productive White Clay Creek farm
OF eighty eight acres. The quality Of this
farm Is unsurpassed IN this country, situated
on the road leating from Yeatman's mill to
Mil Greek meeting house, half mile from
the former, one mile from the latter place, in
London Britain township, Chester Co., Pa,
adjoining land OF Bepia min and Charles
Sharpless and Watson Fell, about two miles
from Landenberg terminus of u. W. X. H.,
twelve miles from Wilmington. The i'm.
prOyements consist Of substantial three
story stene house. with slate root well I'm.
shed, good p0rches attached, well oil water at
the door, good frame barn, wagon house,
shop, wood house, ETC., all nearly new. This
farm is we'll adapted for dairy purposes, hsv.
ting good vault; we'll supplied with timber
for all purposes. There Is good apple Or
chard Just In prime OF bearing; there is also
good tenoment house on the property con.
tanning four rooms In good order, with well
of water at tho door. All the folds have
running water, and nice stream passes close
BY the buildings. For further particulars
call on VIM. Pyle, on the promises, or the
subscriber, 6G2 Washlnaton street, Whining.
ton, Del. Al-o ut the same time will be sold
lot OF hay, fodder. &c.
TERMs:-One hali the purchase money can
re1raIn on the place. LEWIS FELL
Also at the samo time and near by, high
| ly improved farm belonging TO Ezra Fell, slt-
| lated on the road leading from Yeatman's
Mill to Corner Ketch, in Mill Greek Hundred,
New Castle Co. Del, containing eighty
| three acres two and ono half miles from
station on u. W. X. H., and one mile from
Pa. Dol. X. X. The farm is in high state
Of cultivation. Well fenced and watered and
plenty of timber Ter fencing and other pur-
poses he buildings are all new, substantial,
tommodiou3 and convenient, location unsur'
passed Tor beautiful view and pleasant s,lp,
founding. Churches, schools, and mill con.
venjent. There ia great variety OF the
choicest fruit. 1t is first class dairy farfn.
every thing in order Tor making tirst.c.ase
butter. At the same time and place viii be
sold six tors OF hay, about two hundred bun.
dies OF fodder, straw and one largo feed
chest, one large milk cupboard, Will hold
| forty tiye pans, iarm bell. etc.
| TKRMs.- Ms.-AccomOdating for further tniOrma
ti0n call on GSorge Collins on the premises oi
the subscriber, 622 W. Front st. Wilmington
| Dsl. ,, EZRA fELh'
iO8kbtwSStd
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
The Carriage Trade.

Haid Mr. II. C. McLsar. Of the firm OF
MoLear l. Kendall, TO = REPUBLICAN, re-
portsr yeSterday : "Ths carriage trade
has beSl better this year than any
year since the panic in Wilmington, and
tbs prospects are excellent for q good
business next year. 1t looks as II next
-aar's trade would he much better than
.Ea. which wa have had during the
sgaaon jugt closed"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
A SSlGNEES' SALE

A SSlGNEES' SALE
IA --oF-
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROP-
EhrY.
Will be sold at Public Sale, In the borough
of Bopewell, Chester county, Pa, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880,
atl o'clock, p. m.,
A farm situated In said borough Of Hope
well, bounded by Ianas OF VIM Connolly, VIM.
Winchester, Elisha Kirk and others, contain
Ing ninety acres u tirSt quality tarm land
and Ia in a high state of cultivation. The
buildings consist OF new irame house, a
with slate rOCt; new doubled ecker barn a
4OxI5 feet covered with sIate. These buildings
are frstclass. with all necessary outbulldings
for q well regulated farm, convenient to
schools, mills and pla"es Of public worship.
Any person wishing to Wow the property be.
Tore the sale will be shown 1t By calling on
the undersigned, In the Borough of HODa'
welI. or J. q. b. ReDurn, residing thereon.
Conditions at sale by
JOHN TOY,
ROBT. WINCHESTER.
Asignees OF j. q B. Reburn and Wife,
s. II. LOwland, AUct'r. iOl4 WITS
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
d1PRul1Rm,

soms addle patsd individuals are
terribly worried about General Grant.
They pretend to fear that he and his
friends will exercise undue influence IN
the coming administration, and thus
pre- pare the wsy for asubversion of the
government. Whether the knRve or
the fool prevails most largely in the
composition Of such alarmists 1t Ia diff
fcult to tell. A leathern medal sheuld
bs presented them. General Grant has
served the country 30 greatly that the
people delight to Lonor him, but in
doing 30 they have no idea OF sacrificing
their own liberty or that Of the country
at large. Should Grant at any future
period 10 SleQtsd President or be elect
cd to fill any other position, he will
doubtle4sly discharge his duty faith
fully, and endeavor 10 promote the
interests of the people, and insure the
perpetuity OF our institutions.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
at 10 o'clock a. NJ,

rs follows: head OF horses and mules. No.
l, 9ypsy, brown mare, years old No. 2,
Mike, iron grey horse, years old No. 8,
George, brown colt, years old No. 1, Ned,
sorreI colt, year old I; No. s, Kate, good
brown mare with colt by her side, IL years
old : Nos. q and I, one pair OF good mules, 4
and years old. Tho above are all good
horses and worthy the attention OF persons
wanting good work or driving horses. Forty
head OF well selected dairy COWS, fresh and
spElngers, bull, Durham an Alderney, 70
st oats four and tve months old.
FARMIEG IMPLEMENTs-2 hay wagons, 2
farm wagons, 3 horse carts, four spring
tuck wagon, two horse pony wagon, horse
power, thresher, corn mil, 2hgrss rakes,
spring tooth; corn sheller hay cutter, grain
fan, nGw;2 moving machines, reaper, 2
mix wagons, 3 sets OF double harness, s!ts
OF plow harness, 2 Eets leading harness, 2 sets
cart harness, plOw and milk harness, and a
quantity of farming utensils. The above
stock Is worthy attention, as the subscriber
hae determined to quit the dairy busiresi.
TEaMS Ali sums Of $25 and under cash,
on all sums over that amount a credit of
months will he given BY purchaser giving a
banEable note with approved lnd0rser.
EDWARD WILSON.
l.. W. STIDHAM b SON Auctrs. ll2dWs
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
sALEoFvALUABL FARM,

INCEyIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
The subscriber will sell on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEM Il ER 10Th, 1880, at
o'clock +. M, a valuable iarm situated near
the he5 Of .saSsatras, in Cecil county, Md.
one mile wcst OF the bridge over Bohemia
river, SIX II lies west Of Chesapeako City and
about 10 tles southwest OF Elkt0n, nd, ad.
Joining the lands OF John ID. Buley, heirs
of Ut. Roberts and Governor NeGZey and
others. and containing abslt TWO HUN
DKED AND SlXTY.EIGuT ACRES OF
prime land on which Is erected good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, FRAME
BARN and other Outbuiidlngs. Tho lard is
OF superior quality, we'll Watered, easily
worked, and ABOUT as rsllinS as prairie and
as productive. About onethird Oi the farm
is under Usage orange fence, OF growth 10
turn stock; the balance undor fair fer cling.
There Is good Apple Orchard Of choice tlu!t
on the property and about 80 acres In With
PEACa TREES In the prime OF bearing, and
20 acres OF good woodland. The iartn Is II very
productive one and well adopted TO the
growth oil grain. grass, or for grazing, dairy.
ing or lalsinx hay. There is water communt.
cation with both Philadelphia and Baltimore
by steamboat, which touches at wharf vito
in half milo OF the property, IRON which
grain hay and other products of the farm can
be shipped. The property is in highly i'm.
provGi and healthy neiGhborhood, with sood
society. and convenient to schools, and
churchts OF different denominations, ald Is
well worthy the attention Of those wishing to
engage in agriculture for an. inves ment.
Persons wishing TO view the property before
the day OF sale will call on John A. POpe. re-
siding thereon, By whom the property will be
shown; or, for further particulars, on the
subscriber at West Chester, Pa, In person OK
by latter.
Terms Of Sale,-$4,5OO Of the purchase
money nav remain on the property tho bal
ance payable on the first day OF January ext,
at which time possession will be giVcn aEd
deed and title lor the property clear OF legal
liLcumbeTanCe.
A margin Of 10 per can't will be required OF
tho purchaser at tho time OF purchase, or a
rote with approved security, payable on the
first day OF January, 1881.
Parties Wishing to attend the Sale from a
distance will take the morning cars to Elk
ton, Eld from whero conveyance Will be fur
shed oa calling at the HoSard House To
leave ct loH O'Clock a: "a: o
I42td3tw JOHN L. LEONARD
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
BUSINESS SUITS.


AT this time of year our
stock is at the fullest and
contains everything which
we think worth our while to
make at all. AT almost any
price you can name, from
$40 to $50, we have an am
pie variety ofboth shape and
cloth to choose from.
In this respect OAK HALL
is like many stores in one,
because Of the largeness and
variety OF our making. In
another respect it is as un-
like many stores as possible,
viz, in respect to the con-
Sistent maintenance of a
single standard of work and
of dealing.
Taking the variety of
clothing to choose from, the
quality of everything about
it, from the materials to the
sewing on OF the buttons,
and the liber ality of the deal.
ing, bywhich youare secured
even against your own error
of judgment in choosing,
where in all the stores ev'
erywhere will you find equal
advantage in buying? Where
else can you like a suit and
buy it, look at it next day,
and not like it; then go back
with it, and get your money?
Perhaps that is too much
to ask. No matter; If YOU
ARE SATISFIED WE
ARE
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL, sixth and Market, Philoda.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
OWs CIRoULATIVE.

We invite the buSlness men aan
nerehants OF the city 10 call at the
REPUBLlCAN office ana see our
large edition being printed. x"a
are welcome any and ALI times'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09

DUBLIO SALE
-GP-
FRESH COWS.
We will sell at Public Sale, at Village
Green, Delaware county, Pa, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880,
At O'Clock. p. m,
10 fresh COWS and springers. This will EcES
be an extra fine lot of COWS. Wagon KY
will be at Linwood Station to meet train tAat
leaves Wilmington at l0h a. IN. and 4
months credit. ..
1923 ROBEhlS IfSON.
ID. w, FREYE, Auctloneer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
DEPARTMENT

rfyHaSlLK DEPARTMENT
Is, as . matter Of course, the iaTorite Of
the ladies. This year II is very full and COM
plete. The prcprictOrs feel II jGst pride In
the superior quality AID slYls OF their stocs.
In Black SILK ttey have a specially, which
they have been selling for the past twelve
years, and which has never failed u give sat
lsiActien. This Is the GUlEET six. Ine
line OF cUl0red silks this season is far superior
to sny they have ever shown. TEev have Just
put in large assortment of the newest
shades Of q cslebra ed silk called STAPFER,
the mott famous ietrtCs manufactured In Ly
ons, which they Lave reduced TO 80 cents and
81 per yard. Theee goods formerly sold a 81
to sl.Z5 per yard. They have also a new line
Of black Damasses at $i.75 per yard. These
arc the
CHEAPEST GOODS IN AMERICA.
One wosk ago they sold Tor $3.50 per yard.
They are also Offering the best ONE FOL.
LAR Black and ColOred SatiHs In ihe cOun.
try. The came goods have sold at $l.2j per
yard.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
WY M. KENNhRD&C co.

WY NJ. KENNhRD 4 co.
w Cali especial atten ton 10 MAKE Of
goods superior to any sold In the cauntrY, VIZ:
LUPIN'S BLACK CASHMERE3 AND
MERlEOS,
of which they have the full line numbers.
Then thee arc other new gtyie3 OF black
gOodg, fuch Us POWder Oloihs, Shoodas .bfap
D'Aima, siIk.warp Cashmores, M0mas and
Came's hair in large variety. And Il Mag
nihcent Light to see them by.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
PUBLIC SALES.
SALE OF GROCERIES.

Will be sold at Pablo Sale, on
THURSDAY. NUVEMBER1l, 1880,
at o o'clock, a. M,
the entire stock Of the grocery store, at Filth
and Jefferson streets, consisting of all kinds
OF groceries, platform and other scslcs, re-
irigeratsr and all other articles usually found
in q store OF this character .
W. Ii. BLACKISTON.
l.. W. STIDHAM n SON, Auct'rs. nSt3t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09

TTIAE CLOTH AND OASslMERE DE.
/ PAkTMENT, which is directly under
a splendid skyiight, includes
LADIES' GEETLEMEN'S AND Chill
UREN'S WEAR OLOAKiNGS
AND SUlTINGS.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09
T)BEss GOODS.

The best and cheapest
assortment OF DRESS
no 70 be found in WAINWRIGHT,
WtlmipQton ave now WAINWRlGHT,
otfersd AT VAIN WAINWRIGHT,
WRiGHT'S.Sl3 Mar. MAlNMkiGHI,
ket street. There are WAlNMkiGhI,
attractive and season WAlNMklGHi,
able Dress Goods at WAINWRIGHI,
sets. per ward, have WAINWRIGHT,
been l.EcIs,; lOcts. WAINWRIGHT,
per yaro. nave been WAINWRIGHT,
lbcLs.; l216cts. and 20 WAlNWhlfHI,
cts. per yard, have WAlNWRlGhn.
been I6cts. and 26cts. WAlNWhluhI'
We have lust opened VAIN NWkiSnn,
n special iOt OF ward WAlNW RIGHT,
wide Dress Goods In WAINWRIGHT,
Navy Blue, Brown
and Black, which we ,
offer at 20ets., and 3l2 MAhhEr Il
which we know Ia 3l2 MAhkEI ~.
sold elsewhere at 35s. 3l2 MARKET 81.
There aTe but 10 piec. $40 MARKET ST.
rs ana our customers 3l2 MARKET ST.
are urged TO call early 3l2 MAkKEr ST.
and see them rs they MARkEI ~
will only last day 3l2 MARK FL 81.
or two at the low 3i2 MARKET SI.
pTice offered. 5l1 MAhh - ~, 81, p L.
We carry the lar BIZ MARkEr 81.
gest sto:k Of hosiery Sl2 MARKET 81.
And underwear to be 3l2 MARKET Sr.
sound in Delaware. 3l2 MAkKEr ST.
HOSIERY ranging In 3l2 MARKET ST.
price from cents up, SlS MAhhEi 81.
and underwear from
l2h cents up. We
offer unusually low
prices to make iarse
sales.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-09

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J. IN YEtladei pbia, jhHN VAN ~ NA.aR