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Mrs. jane Msttiford, sworn, ,aaoR
Mrs. Gosssr; she lived s months with
me two years ago; she came to my
house on the day Of the outrage; she
was very much excited; she said it
was hard 10 have to be run away from
her own home; she told how she had
been abused; went from my house to
the squire's Office; she came back next
day and rem aimed there until Thus
day; she took sick and we had to send
for the doctor; she lived with us two
years ago near Collins Beach.
George Mattiford, sworn, know Mar
garst Gosssr; recollsot the day Of the
outraged started to Smyrna; overlook
her husband; took him to her at Mr..
Warmers; Mrs. Gosser came out; she
was crying; went on into Smyrna and
came back at S O'Clock.
Joseph Roberts, sworn; am survey
or; exhibited and explained survey
Of the road from Smyrna to Taylor's
bridge.
Rnsch Ash, testified that Neal came
into his yard about 2 o'clock and asked
for drink which he gave him; he
came from the direction of Gossors house
and was going down to the neck.
William E. Baker, taught school
near Gosser's, about two O'Clock saw
Neal come up the path from Gosser's to
the school house; he passed around the
school house and out to the road again
and down towards the Neck. Saw Neal
again about midnight and assisted in
making the arrest.
Joseph Wilson oolorsd testified to see
ing Neal pass down the road towards
the Neck.
Isaac Stats, jr., also saw Neal pass
down the road towards Isaac Johnson's
house.
Isaac Johnson colored, testified that
Neil came to his house in ths evening
and remained there until arrested. A
shirt was shown him which he sup.
posed was Meals; Nael married his sis.
ter.
Peter G. Warner, George Rothwell,
W. Z. Baker, and George Mattifore tes,
tifsd to surrounding Johnsoa's house
about II O'Clock a. night and arresting
Neil who had been in bed up stairs
He was heard to jump out of bed and
try to hoist window to jump out; he
was told to come down or he would be
shot; he said he would come down il
they would not shoot him. The prom
ise was given that he would not be
shot and ne cams down.
DR.. W. 7. Collins of Smyrna testified |
th at he was called upon on the day az
ter the alleged outrage to attend to Mrs.
Gosser; he fcund that she had been
very pssrly but the danger was past.
The State had couple of witnesses
to call when the Court at 6 o'clock ad-
journed until Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
why Boys should no. smoke.

When boys are advised on III,
grounds Of health not to smoke, scyl
the New York "Timss" they laugh a,
the advice and call It's givers old fogiss
But careful experiments lately made
by physician Of repute prove that the
ptsctlce is very injurious. He took for
his purpose 3S boys who were in the
habit of smoking, and examined them
closely. In 27 Of them he found hurt
full effects plaiuly to be seen, % having
various disorders Of the circulation ami
digestion, palpitation Of the heart and
more or less craving for strong drink.
Twelve Of the boys were frequently
troubled with bleeding at the nose, 10
had disturbed sleep and twelve had
liberation of the mucous membrane Of
the mouth, which disappeared after dis
continuation Of tobacco for 10 or IL
days. The physician treated them all
for weakness and nervousness, with
no avail until they had given up smo.
king, when health and strength were
speedily restored. Even If it be grant
cd that smoking Is not injurious to
adults, there is no doubt of its harm.
fulneas to youth. DR.. Rankin, Rich
srdson and others who have made
special study of the subject all agree in
declaring that 1t causes in them i'm
pairment in growth, and premature
virility en- physical degradation. One
of its worst effects ia the provocation of
an appetite for liquor in both old and
young. When boys drink to excess
they are invariably smokers. Men who
want to give up drinking usually have
to give up smoking at the same time,
for Cigar or pipe excites desire for
LIQUOR very hard to control.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
Women Proachers.

In the Presby terian General Assem-
bly, at Charleston, s. c., yesterday, ).
an answer to an overture on tho subject
of women preaching was adopted,
taking decided ground against the
innovation. Rev. DR.. Scott, delegate
from the Reformed Dutch Church, was
introduced and made an address, to
which the Moderator responded. 1t was
decided to hold the next meeting at
Covington, Ky.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
EiuE OF the Umbrellas.

trg, the original umbrella man, Ia
! bund in the back Of Kitchens
nv store, S. W. cor. Of Fourth and
hut streets. Umbrellas made ard
bed cheaper than the cheapest,
to give entire satisfao-
G no pay demanded. Buggy um-
y made and repaired.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
word 10 the Ladies.

ror intend buying new "head
! va would advise you to call on
h. S. Kirby, 2O2 King street, as
hrg syperierce and well-kaown
i 93 the acknowledged ability and
Eitic skill of her chiet.of staff, Miss
| Brown, is guarantee sufficient that
Ian be handsomely fitted cut and
Has TO suit everybody.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
EOIfC0 Qourt.

John Fisher was arraigned at Police
Court last evening charged with assault.
ing John Thompson. Thompson, who
is mere boy, was throwing sand at q
man at Pickels' Foundry. As he did SO
portion of the sand struck Fisher,
which so enragsd him that he struck and
knocked the lad down. The costs of
the case was imposed.
William Patton was fined two dollars
and costs for using abusive language
toward Mrs. Simmons.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

A good assortment of Toilet Soaps,
also Cuticura and Sulphur Soaps, for
sale by J. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
and Poplar streets.
Kennedy's Prairie Weed and Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
302 King street.
Camphor, Persian Insect Powder,
Lyons, Knowles and Glentworth's In
sect Powder, sold by J. R. Hartman,
Druggist, 5th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
wont Be Rum or.

W. D. Pickels, 40l King street, says:
there is no danger OF him imposing bad
flour upon his customers. If he cannot
sell the best flour at the lowest prices
he will not sell at all. His Old fashion
ed reliable -four at $3.50 per barrel has
become as popular as his "Nsw Process"
Minnesota Spring wheat -four at s.. so
a barrel.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
Places for holding Nemf nation
Election,

The polls in the Eighth ward for the
nomination election for Sheriff and
Coroner will be held at the coal Office
Ninth and Bennett streets on Saturday,
the polls to open at IL and close at 7
O'Clock. The polls for the same cleo
ton in the Sixth ward will be held on
King street near Ninth, in one Of the
little stores south Of McLsar and Ken
dall's coach factory. Open and close
at the same heur.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
Il. s. B.
The Art Autograph

Is now ready and has just been laid on
our table for explanation. 1t consists
Of literary and..artistic souvenier Of
American effort in behalf Of famine.
stricken Ireland. II is well got up
and in aid of worthy cause. 1t is for
sale by news dealers, statiouers, book
sellers, &c., everywhere. Price $l.00
and S5, 90 a year, send to No. 40 Mas
sau st., New York.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
p0stnOmed.

The address upon John NJ. Clayton's 8
political career, which was to have
been delivered before the Historical
Society last evening by Chief Justice
Comegys, owing to the heat and the
Chief Justice feeling indispcsed, vas
postponed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Coua.
psany pan OF MIL Greek HID, are hereby notified
aa,o dnaI sax Of one and one cTaISer Ml on tho
.' on lnH SaxaBle G1sls is due to rieat the
loss by fire OF the barn OF William LoWthek.
All members coming forward and paying their
taxes on or before the 18th day of June next
viii be entitled to q deduction of seven per
cent of their tax. Oollectors-John W. Day,
B:andyWine Hd.; Howard E. Finn, Chris! l.
ana Hd.; Aquila Derrickson, Mill Creek Hd.;
James Springer, White Clay Greek Hd.
May Il, 1889. 52O-3tw-1td
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
Carpets.

|rsry Brussels, 81 0O; Tapestry
|sek, $l.lO; Tapestry Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels, $l.25. A
! sri desirable line Of these goods
N bund at W.M. Kepnard & Co.'S,
It prices as low as any house in
h;ia.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

THOR RSALE.-ENGINE AND THRESH-
IL lng machine. AS l expect to quit the
threshing business l will sell ell the fixtures
for the business Eight horsepower engine,
Clute & Bros. make Westinghouse threshing
and clover hulling machine, water cart, and
all the belts. Everything In good order, new
fues in engine last season. For furthur in
formation apply to JNO. .MEGGINS0N,
Near the Practical Farmer, ,Brandywine Hid.
5 6288tw-ltd
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
InOFe msinEs

The tide Of immigration from foreign
countries to the United States has late
ly been unusually heavy, $50 steerags
passengers, arriving on Sunday in the
American Line steamship British
Crown, and 722 yesterday in the steam
ship Illinois, Of the same line. The
majority are Norwegians, swedes and
Danes,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
SPECIAL HrsrioH'
ro.dsy ana Tomorrow

,.,,,y, ro,da, and ..'' IS,s,o,so~, ''s"'ss =,
''",', T, !, ovsr--the battls,nelds en- as.o' o.
,',at St Iunplesssntness' ars,,os,ad are oyer,
v1l %ih flowers or are are 90 Cui.,onis1 tamiIis,
-'As ,Ss, S@ Of q newspaper are daily
Ny n.Iir,s Is,sI. among the silent MAORI
',,,tt ~ The sun rises and i ssts-ne. rs ne,
y, J Resent themselves and nnhs, the mot, oms
W n life is spun on-oas . one i.s
~. nSol Az gSsd and certain that in
''sp, snS d Dscgmbsr in the city Of
Hl.,aa, Ja1' an4 Generals 9. T; Beaure,
vI'1s'' y 1s.' and Jubsl a. Early' o. y
,s1dpot not with ezac. fairness ana
! |, ,1Js' tSs seui.annusl drawings OF INC Inc
Ei,"s 'a' State Lottery Company and ana
|'iIan s'n ',' a million dollars are given
nii ", PARTICULARS write to M. A.
\ EI;,n N New Orleans, La, or same same
|la,D' Y u No. No. Sl9 Broadway, New YORK
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
HROM TEE STATE C'PXTAL.
A Lawyer cna his Muscle-The DO
yer R0sstn Blah.

yer h03B 1m Bl0Ns
Special Correspondence Of REPUBLICAN,.
DOVER, May 26.-The town folks age
still gossiping over very unusual oc
currenos of last Saturday, which was
nothing more or less than an earnest
fstic encounter between G. H. B. Day,
Esq, leading lawyer, member Of the
NJ. r. church and prominent Demscra-
ic politician and William A. Atchinson,
Ex Sheriff and leading citizen.
1t seems that case of trespass was
being tried before Magistrate Dickson.
The case was that of jeremiah Scanlin
VS.. Henry Williams and sons. Ex.
Judge Fisher was counsel for plaintiff
and Mr.. Day for defendants. During
the hearing Of the case the plaintiff
called Mr.. Atchinson, who is a surveyor,
as witness, and ende4vored to prove
that he had run certain line on the
land, and shat it ran south Of certain
hedge l64 feet. 1t had previously been
shown that Williams land was south
Of the hedge. Up to this point Mr..
Day had thought that the hedge was
the dividing line, but one Of his clients
now whispered that the hedge divided
lands of Scanlin and Faley, and that
their (WilliamsO land did not COM
mence until Is feet south Of the hedge.
He then asked Mr.. Atchinson about
this several times. but he steadily re-
fused, declaring that he would lot an
swer even If the court fined him for
contempt. "You seem to know all for
the other side and nothing for u.s."
said Mr.. Day tartly and with that he
dismissed him and the case was re-
samsd. In the end verdict was Civ
en- in favor of defendants.
As Mr.. Day left the Office he saw Mr.. |
Atchinson awaiting him outside, and |
as the lawyer reached the sidewalk the
brawny ex.Sheriff aceosted him, ask
ing him what he meant by such a re
mark.
"Just what l said," answered Mr..
Day.
With that Atchinson struck at him,
bat the blow was parrisd, and Mr.. Day
hit his assailant in return full in the
lace. The next moment the TIVE men
rolled into the street, with the agile
awyer on top. The ex-Sheriff would
nave been badly beaten had not friends
AIKEN Mr.. Day away. The blame lies
,hisfy with Atohinson.
THE BOWER MILITIA.
The two military companies here, Co.
D., commanded by Captain Kenny, and
20. E., by Captain Fowler, gave very
,reditable battalion parade last night.
The militia have fine armory, which
Mayor Macallister says is the best in
he State. Co. 4. claims to be the best
lrilled company in the State. Both
v ill attend the Georgetown
celebration on July 4sh, Co. D. with 30
aen and Co. Z. with 40.
THE CLERK OF THE PEACE.
The Governor received numerous del ,
cations to-day advocating the appoint. ,
nsnt of the several candidates for Clerk .
{ the Peace. The chances are now in !
;oohran's favor. u.s.B. :
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
strawberry Festival.

|rAWEerry festival will be held at
|hsssaDt NJ. Z. church, Brandy wine
Eei, On Tuesday, Wednesday and
|hiaJ evenings, June lst, % and Sd.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
where are They 20 be Held.

Why do not the Committees OF the
respective wards let the Republican
voters know where the nomination
election for Sheriff Ind Coroner is to bs
held next Saturday. The Sixth and
Eighth wards alone have responded.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

NeTICE.-POSTU COMM ANDERS,A AIDS
IN and chiefs of all military and civic or
ganizations, intending to participate in the
procession and services on Decoration day, arc
reque ted to meet a. the office Of the under
signed, Seventh and Market streets, Oa FRI
DAY evening, ,2sth inst, at 7.3O, clock, P. M.
8. A MACALISTkR,
bB8t Chief Marshal.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

UAMBLETOSIAN HORSE FOR SALE.
IA a very fine home raised ho.se ~.
q years old In June, light bay, very <SS@S
stylish, free driver, and On extra road n0yse.
quiet and gentle ia all harness, II not afraid
OF cars-Was raised olose to railroad, broken
without blinds and Is sound in every respect.
VIII sell becAuse We have too many horses.
Also o fine ysung COW, ons.h 5lf t5ueFsey, with
three-fOuIths Guersey bull calf by her side.
(Fhis calf Is very fine and shsuld be raised
ior service She is very good mixer and is
making over its butter per week.
SAMUEL S. CONARD,
5'2o2d-1wf West Grove, Chester CO., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

NOTCE-EXAMI OFTEACH-
~ ERS.-There will be an examination of
all persons who desire to teach in the public
schools of Delaware, at the following places:
MiddletoWn, June Z; Newport, June 8 New
ark, o.; Mermaid, 10; Henry Clay, IL. 1t 1s
earnestly hoped that all persons desiring to
teach will attend these annual examinations.
Exercises will begin promptly st 9 A. ri.
- 62o-5td 2tw J. H. GROVES, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
lhe WnniIiax.

aORSSaa.. lgI Office of the Chief
! VT Washington, May 2G--1
%AVanSs;oo ;or ;, "ednesday-For the
I ',s&onsts, O y. oates, , nearly station
'@ton saNm ana temp,ratuie, winds
'qtsad, 'UusA u and west, clear or
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

i'Eest bome-selling medicine sells
ahome, Wilmington, Dal., largely,
A'?pfeCiated by al the people.
En!lt to be sufficient recommends
bthe people everywhere outside Of
nHgt0n to use DR.. Simms' Pain
NAf, The greatest Of medicines for
aatjsm, pains, cramps, headache,
P'Ic4 jOc. Depot, 4th and King ;
tyZ Arch st. Sold by dealers.
tobacco is a weed we chew,
VSsr3 We can't ignore,
ile bs5t Of both and cheapest too,
ASherwood's cigar store,
100 West 7th street.
1Re' years Of practice In fitting
TO give proper satisfaction to
aHS' A fit guaranteed at Belts
S'9fe. A private room for ladies'.
aieldant.
rIasn's Tar and Wild Cherry Pec-
The hest and cheapest prepara.
N'Cughs and colds ever offered
PlSlic. Get it at Fifth and Pop
ttts.
N B n,
D. NetSner, the popular barber
a' cutter, is prepared to shave
S may call at his shop, No. l0s
%.s' M Poultry Powder, for cholera
"4'' = diseases OF fowls, sold by
|,,s.. ,~,ass.0llerton, Druggists, No. 3O2
%Sl sSn be best ship at Ezra Fsll's steam
1 \, JO W. Front street. Those want
should give us a call.
,., ,,a are bilious you will find posi-.
H"'l Il, oy using "sellers' Liver
1 '0ld by all druggists.
EI,'!ss} NJ Is letter, salt rheum, &C., are
Fly y, Dr. Llndsey's Blood Search.
A. wa BY all druggists.
IN, g''d a, tickets to and from Phila-
FS Fs's 46 'ts' ; horse car tickets, s
EMa, at the Great New York To-
E.l~ l"oSs' % Sd and French streets. J.
m''. thousand ladies are suffering
sa.Nss mseries, who can be cured in
n, ,s .,.S Oy calling on DR.. Bliss, 217
N, ,aa, ana,v''gage for sale BY Geo. W.
n '''' estate broker, 5l5 Market
|sSdaaa,1n a,1nnesota Patent -four very
h b'a4efs; also Graham Hour and
S4sSa'd, 622 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

GTRAY MULE "A DARK- BAY a.
- mule. three years old, IA hands 10y
high, strayed away from the field Of CLOUD
Elliott, BfaBdywine Hundred. on the 1lth
inst. Any person giving information whero
he may be found will confer a favor on the
subscribers. JESTER Il MCDANIEL,
17-3-1tWCit Hotel Stable, Front and Opango
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
FinC HerrIaS.

|ltes wanting fine, freshly picked
|fo9'iss csa lave them by apply
|ES!8 Market street. Family Or
lle03i7ed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

t,PD,' the Thermometer
sa, v'L'CAS vSn al Office, on Wednesday
v oo,HCnlock, IL O'Clock,
'o' 95o
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
WHO WILL THEY VOTE FOR ?

1t is quite we'll known that two Of
the delegates--ex-Gov salisbury
and ex-Congressman Williams-are op-
posed to Mr.. Bayard, but no one doubts
that they will vote for him, as the Con-
vention instructed them so decidedly.
Not the least show Of fight was made
by the Saulsburys, and they meekly
submitted to seeing the New Castle
Senator Landed to the skies. Neither
Senators Bayard or Salisbury were
present, but Representative Martin
was. II. S. B.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
THE BOWER MILITIA.
THE CLERK OF THE PEACE.

The Governor received numerous del
egations to-day advocating the appoint.
msnt of the several candidates for Clerk
of the Peace. The chances are ROW in
Coohran's favor. MS. B.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
DEDUCTION IN FLoURl

WOMAN ORGIRL FOE
w general housewOrk; one from country
or country town preferred. Address 'or days
to VIM. H. PIERSoN,
5-26'u 40 W. Front st., city.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

WyANTED.-A GOOD GIRL, (2b OR S0)
w to cook and do down stairs work must
have good ref. sos E. ad st. 525-st*
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
MAY AT HOME.

q
Barney Rosenblatt's Cool Spring Baths, l6
cents, children's hair cutting, except Satur-
day, 10 cents. Customers shaving cups tree Of
charge. COLIN
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

G77A MONTH AND EXPENSES
R guarateed to Agents. Outft tree.
SHAW 4 co., August, Maine.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

Money always ready for MORT
Nk cages, city or country. ana cunts
to suit, ArtAMr II. Smifn, n. II.
Ger. 9TH and 9hfpley. 62j.eodtf
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

WANTED.-A GOOD BRICKLAYER.
w I'LL French st, b2S,2t#
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-01

REGULARITY and constancy in the
pursuit of exercise are important. says
The London Lancet, if perfect health Is
expected toresult from its employment.
Its far better for men tolead altogether
asedentary life than to be irregularly
active. This caution is the more needed
since the transition from sedentary
habits to arduous and exhaust,ny
physical labor isof frequent occurrence.
Again. the transition from active
habits TO sedentary pursuits is generally
accompanied by marked disturbance
of health, since organs reused to full
activity by the stimulus exercise gives
to them are liable to be functionaliy
deranged when that stimulus is with
drawn. This, perhaps, would not be
80 frequently observed, If instead OF re-
lapsing Immediately. as is frequently
the case, into idle habits as far as ex-
ercise is concerned. an attempt was
made to engage regularly, for h,wever
short time, in some pursuit which
would insure brisk muscular m0ve-
ment. 30 that the health acquired by ex-
ercise during the vacation should not be
lost; and, moreover, that the body when
the next holiday period comes round
should be found in fair condition to
undertake the increased physical strain
thrown upon il.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE Supreme Court of Indiana has
overruled the petition for rehearing in the
case involving the validity of the Constitu-
rem and Howk were against reopening the
case, and Judges Niblack and Scott in favor.
The State election will, therefore, be held
in October.
THE final summing up of the result
in Maine, all the towns now being heard
from, gives Plaisted plurality of ia. An
official count may change this figure some.
what, but it is believed to be very near cor.
rect. The plurality amendment is carried.
THERE was monster Republican
demonstration at Philadelphia on the night
of the 18th. Senator Blaine was the princi-
pal orator Of the meeting.
j. B. YEAGLEY, Greenback candidate
for Secretary Of State in Indiana, has with
drawn from the ticket and announces that
he shall act with the Democratic party.
THEODORE CLANCY, editor of the
Santa Barbara (Cal.) Erening Press. was
shot and probably fatally wounded by Clar-
ence Gray, Republican candidate for Dis
trict Attorney, for publishing articles reflect
ing upon his character.
THE bodies of two men, Tom McCar-
ty and Tom Kelly, were found in the ruins
Of saloon burned at Buena Vista, Colo,
on the night of the Gath. 1t is suspected
the men were murdered and the saloon set
on fire to destroy evidence Of the crime.
A CALL has been issued, signed by U.
8. Grant, Commander in Chief, for Con-
veution Of the Union Veteran Soldiers and
Sailors Of the United States, to be held ut In.
dianapolis, on Thursday, Oct. 7, 1880.
PRESIDENT HAYES and party have
gone to Oregon.
E. B. MORSE, travelling salesman for q
New York cigar house, hanged himself with
wl-strap to the bed-post at the Central
Hotel, Wooster, o., where he had been
lying i'll for about three weeks.
WASHINGTON EMORY, an engineer,
and James Menzie, section hani on the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. were in
instantly killed by the explosion Of a loco
motive boiler near Leadville on the 24th.
The Louisville and Madison packet
Maggie Harper exploded her steam-pipe
on the night of the 18th. Lem. P. Bowyer,
the engineer, was badly scalded. and in his
agony jumped overheard and was drowned.
Five colored roustabouts were seriously
scalded, two Of them at least fatally.
DURING the month of August %, 5O8
immigrants arrived in this country, mostly
from European countries. 1t Is now almost
certain that the immigration this year will
exceed aO0,0 900. The largest previous immi.
grafton for any one year was in 1851, when it
reached 81, 900