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Sold by your city druggist.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
AN ILLEGAL MARRIAGE.
Intense Indignation at Princess
Anne, Maryland.

Princess Anne, Maryland, is under
intense excitement over the recent
wedding OF an old farmer to his step
daughter, Gussie, only twelve years Of
age. A despatch from Princess Anne,
dated February 18th. states that ex-
citement Is on the increase and that
there is q strong probability that he
and the minister who officiated at the
revolving ceremony will receive the at
tention Of a party of lynchers, which
has been organized. The misister's
name Is Bowen, and he resides near
Mount Vernon, in the sams county,
He has 10 regular congregation, but is
rather Of the itinsrapt order of preach
ers. At meeting of the indignant
residents Of Princess Anne, which took
placs to-day, threats were uttered
against Shores and Bowen, which may
be carried into effsct bsfore the day is
over. The fact that the child is the
step-daughter and first cousin OF the
old farmer, and that she is only twelve
years old, has aroused feeling against
him that may result in tragedy. The
is considered one of the vilest
outrages that ever disgraced commu-
nifty. 1t was proposed to organize sec
md party to call upon Minister Bowen.
The most serious consequences are
cared if this authorities do not take
prompt measures to avert mischief.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
The Warrington Ball.

The coming 10th Annual Ball OF the
Washington Fire Company, Feb. Goth,
promises to be the grGndest affair of
its kind ever given in this city or State.
In addition to the Auditorium of Ma
sonic Hall they have secured the Web
ster's Dancing Academy, the Armory
room, the Lecture room and the Rugby
Academy room and have contemplated
the hiring of the Institute Hall for
another dancing hall. Tho decorations
will be the finest ever seen in the city.
Aside from the other attractions there
will be large ball made in sections 5
feet ! inch in diameter and over 26 feet
in circumference, suspended from the
centre of the ceiling, aud an immense
bridge 40 feet long and 4 feet 7 inches
wide capable of holding one ton to
,very couple that can crowd upon it.
This bridge will lead from one gallery
Dcx to the other and is to be utilized in
he grand promenade. They expect to
lave at least 1000 couple on the
rand march including delegations from
;hester, Philadelphia, Conschoh ocken,
leading, Baltimore, Newcastle and
ther places. For the benefit of the
'ublic We give below the names of the
ommittee on cabs; II. Vandenbraak,
,hairman; William Montgomery, James
I. Milburn, James Kelly and William
!. Davis. Those desiring cabs that
vening can have one sent to their res
ience for 25 cents a head by giving
heir name and address to any Of the
bove committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
An Interesting Lecture.

II Is reported that Prof. P. W. Hoch.
keppsl of this city, intends to lecture
in the Grand Opera House on a very
important and delicate subject. He
will treat at first "about the great i'm
portance of a national or popular edu-
cation" secondly, "Why should the
modern languages English, German
and French) be embraced in our public
schools" In the second point he will
particularly illustrate by some striking
examples, that Education is tanta.
mount to strength and power and that
the palladium of liberty is the common
school. Finally he will wind up with
some very interesting remarks about
the study of languages in general. The
above subject is very practical one,
and has been very much discussed.
Mr.. Fl. will treat it in most attractive
manner and as it is a matter of uni
versal Importance il is to be hoped that
our citizens Especially the Board of
Education and all friends of public ad-
vancement) will encourage the gentle
man and take a lively interest in this
important question.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
sMindIing Farmers.

An ingenious method of swindline
unsuSpicious farmers on pretenoe Of
collecting statistics for the census is
thus described: A gentlemanly-look-
ing fellow drives up with blanks for
statistics of the farm-bushels Of wheat
number of cattle, acres under cultiva-
tion, etc. Between the table and the
foot of the page, where the farmer
signs his name attesting the statement
is blank space, whose existence is
accounted for as affording room form is
cellaneous information. In a month
or SO the farmer receives notice from a
neighboring bank that his note for $50
is due. He knows nothing Of the note,
but investigation shows that the "cen-
has filed in the blank
with a promise to pay, which being in
the hands Of an inocsnt holder, must
be paid by the unlucky dups.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
An Interesting Meeting.

Last evening three persons came, for.
ward as seekers of salvation at the
Household of Faith Church, aud every
one of them found peace in Christ. The
Household believes in real conversion,
and the Lord blesses it in rescuing the
perishing. During the service Mr..
Kramer related an incident which oc.
CURED in Boston at the time of his vis-
it. One evening at the close of the
preaching service when an invitation
was extended an aged gentleman arose
and asked for the prayers Of the church
that he might be saved. He received
pardon for his sins that night and tss-
titled to the fact. That was the last
evening which he attended the church.
Yesterday Mr.. K. received 4 letter
which stated that the gentleman in
question was dead. Mr.. X. then took
Of the fact by inapressing his
congregation with the uncertainty Of
life. ...
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs.
DUBLlO SALE.

l.
The subscriber intending to quit the farm
ing business, will sell at Public Sale, on the
farm OF Joseph X. Lyman. in Mill Greek
Hd., l 4 miles above the Brandywine Springs,
on the old Hockessln Road, their stock and
Farming Utensils,
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1880,
at o'clock p. m. sharp, as follows,
three head of good Horses. Eight a.
head OF good Cows, most ofwhich will 10y
be fresh by day of sale.
FARMING IMPLEMENTs.-1 set of double
Harrows, 8 Cultivators, Piow, Roller, 1
Horse Rake, Farm Wagon, Rigging, 1
Corn Shelter, Pennock's; Grain Fan, Hoes.
Shovels, Rakes, Forks, Spades &c., l Market
Dearborn. in good ordor; l top Buggy, spar
spring used one year, set of Dearborn Har-
ness, set OF Wagon Harness, Plow Gears,
Collars, Brides, &c.
DAIRY FIXTURES. i Churn, l Butter Tub.
with cooler; Pans, Buckets. and many other
articles not mentioned. Also Seed Potatoes
by the bushel, Early Rose, half in .srest in 2z
acres of Wheat in ground.
"A credit Of 6 months will be given by pur-
chaser giving bankable note with appr' wed
endorser LYMAN & GAMBLE
l.. W. Stdham & Son, Auc'ts.s 2-l2-ts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
Dead In its Bed.

This morning Lizzie Gumby, a three
month old child of Benjamin Gumby,
COL, was found dead in bed at its par
ents residence, on Greeley street. The
child was well and apparently in the
best of health last night. An inquest
was held this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14

their filth, for fear ths vermin will
crawl up through FIRE. proof ceiling in
the cellar aud thus get iuto the second
story aud on their precious bodies but
they grant the privilege Of the corners
Of the streets TO as filthy set Of people
to deal out eatables to our community,
which Is charitable indeed. D. LEMON.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14

Just received two more car loads ot
Eastern apples this day. Lood out fol
bargains at Smeltz', Nos. l3 and IA L.
4th street.
Flagg's and Holman's Liver Pads al
4. James Belts Drug Store. Trusses a
specially. Private room for ladies'
Lady attendant.
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barber
and hair cutter, is prepared to shave
all who may call at his shop, No. 10S
East Sd street.
Genuine Bay Rum by the bottle or
IN any quantity, at Taylor & Fuller
Tons, Druggists and Apothecaries, 3O2
King street.
The Central Confectionery Store has
removed from $40 Market street to 424
Market street.
State or the Thermometer
a. the REPUBLICAN Office, on Saturday
morning, Feb. IA:
o'clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock
o3o $50 $50
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
Attention. YOung Ladies'!

Rumfori Bros, 404 Market street,
have Just received the spring styles OF
grey mixed, brown mixed and nutre
mixed Dsrbys, for ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
Boss Snapper lunch

at Campbell's saloon, 4th aad Orange
streets, made from a snapper weighing
As pounds, will be served up from 8 to
u o'clock on Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
StODDaRe of work.

Considerable dissatisfaction is mani
tested owing to the manner in which
the workmen at the new Court House,
receive the money for their labor. This
morning, the stone-cutters ceased op-
erations, refusing to work until they
were paid the money which is due
them. Crowds of men were collected
in the vicinity of the new building and
the shop on West Tenth street. 1t was
stated that Mr.. Given would pay them
their wages at two o'clock, this after
noon. Operations will be resumed on
Tuesday morning, by which time some
means will be obtained whereby the
men will be paid regularly.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
Our Thanks.

Our Thanks.
w., rsturn our thanks to the citizens
|, Wilmington and the surrounding
o,n,rv for the very liberal patronage
Iytspdsd us, and say to them that We
ava now in stock boys and children'i
wing suits Of new designs and ut very
av prices. We make this early an.
p"rnesmeut so that our patrons will
ruov wa are studying their wants, and
tims that they will not be induced
n buy old goods Of last years styles
Vhsn We can give them new pattsrl
h lower prices. Call early st the VIII
miuuton Clothing House, N. W. cor. Of
m and Market streets. Jno. W. DEF
kndorf, Manager.
Numerous Calls.
The New American Sewing Machine
Co confess great satisfaction with their
bew Office, No. A East 4th street. They
sav 80 far, the Office calls are far more
numerous, and great delight Is express
Esd BY buyers with the recent improve
mspts made in the American Machine.
Fine public are cordially invited to call
Ahis evening or at any other time and
Examine the machines and surround
ings.
News from Norfolk.
Dr. slmms' Pain Searoher cured Mrs.
ohm McWhorter, Of Norfolk, Va, Of
4 tremendous bad case Of rheumatism,
shs being helpless over six months.
bhe was cured by using four bottles.
'Dspots, 4th and King streets and 602
Arch street, Phila. Sold by dealers.
Boo. per bottle!'
BIoOd Tells.
DR.. C. L. Blood's office Is fixture at
No. 2lO West Fourth street. This 10
ho s.. Louis Hospital deception. Can
bid investigation is invited, and refer.
snces given when called for. All are
invited to free consultations. Office
hours from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
DIR. DarmOn
will be here on the 18th inst, and will
top al Mrs. Days boarding house, No.
,0S Market street. His numerous pa.
tents in this city will have an oppor-
unity of visiting him. Tuesday noon,
he 18th inst, Is the day.
CoGee and Tea.
The Great Canton and Japan Tea Co.
Crippen's stores,) Nos. 8 W. 81 street
nd 5 Z. ID street, have this day open
d new lot of exceedingly Rne coffee
nd tea, which they will sell very
leap.
Removal.
The Singer Manufacturing Co. have
emoved from 424 Market street to $40
iarkst street, and have on hand u
arge stock Of Singer Sewing Machines.
Speakman, agent for Delaware.
Over One Hundred
iferent patterns Of spring suitings to
'lect from, now on exhibition at the
'i!mington Clothing House and Msr-
lant Tailoring Establishment, N. W.
r. 4th and Market streets. Ii
snapper Lunch.
L. P. Freye will give a grand snap
r lunch tonight at his saloon, No. II
st Second street. All lovers of snap I
r should not fail to call. S
Removal.
feorge H. Ash has removed his tail
ng establishment from No. 4 East &
ird street to No. 7G5 Market street. 1
invites his friende to give him a
/ at his new location.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
OUR NEW CASTLE LETTER.
PO1nled ParagraphIc locals From
the Young City On the River.

me rOang City On the River.
Special Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, Feb. IA, 1850.
Mr.. Morgan, night watchman at the
railroad depot, has been ndispossd for
the past week.
Our streets never were in such bad
condition.
The Umbrella Factory is now running
to its full capacity as a general wood
turning establishment.
The Delaware Iron Works are work
ing full time, also at the wooIlen mill,
where they work up to 9p. m. every
evening except Saturday. The Cotton
Mill as usual is running on full time.
The Ball, by the Rrady Senate, an
organization that has its headq uarters'
at Brady's Segar store, in Shawtown,
to render aid to the tamished people in
Ireland, realized from all sources, $S4.-
81. The expenses were $3O.54, lsay-
ing as the net proceeds the handsome
sum of S53.77, which amount was hand
ed over to Rev. B. J. Kiely, to be for
warded to Ireland. A collection will be
taken up in St. Peters Church, for the
same purpose.
The Electric Light was displayed
from the wrecking schooner again last
night.
On the road between here and Hare's
Corner, there sre three dearborns
abandoned in the mud.
Candidates for the Mayoralty are
looming up, next they will be treated
to boom.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: We'll Messrs. Edi.
tors you talk about mud, if you want
10 SEQ mud in all its perfection, it is
only necessary to look around our lit
tie city, and i! can be found in abund-
ance.
The Baptist will give supper in the
Court House on Saturday evening, Feb.
list, for the benefit OF the Church.
Mr.. Geo. Ball was yesterday elected
sexton of the NJ. E. Church, by the
Trustees, for the coming year. 5..
Supreme Chancellor, D. B. Woodruff,
# Macon, Georgia, is expected to be in
'ur city on next Saturday evening, for
he purpsss of comforting the Uniform
tank upon Ivanhos Division, No. 2,
!. of P.
A meeting will be held in the Town
Iall this evening, for the purpose of
rganizing new Loan Association.
v. A,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
Len.rn serv,c .s Ia trinity ChaDs,.


Lent"n berVIc g Ia TrtnIty Chapel.
Mondays at 4 o'clock P. M; Tues
days at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. and Al O'Clock
and s O'Clock, p. NJ; Wednesdays at 109
o'clock A. NJ. and a. o'clock P. NJ;
Thursdays at s. O'Clock, A. M. and Al
o'clock P. NJ; Fridays at 10y o'clock A.
NJ. and a o'clock P. NJ; Saturdays at
Il O'Clock P. NJ; Sunday, 18th, inst,
celebration at 7 o'clock A. NJ, morning
prayer, Litany and sermon at 109
o'clock, and evening prayer and SER
mon at S o clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14

Kennard Il Co. have q splendid line
,f Russian Crashes at old prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
ADOndO EinR am Uninaa So n am, a

o'hoMhIA, D. u, Feb. l3.-Up-cOun-
" Wy members Of the Legislature strong
y oppose the educational qualification
V.suSe u in the Registration bill,s which
WOULD debar nine-tenths of the colored
r. rosefS from exercising the right Of slff-
rass. In the Democratic caucus last
u'ght' after the close Of the evening
oeSSion, p they denounced the scheme
81, @a unjust, unconstitutional and impoli-
w. w.. The committee of one from each
.ouhty .Oy which has the matter under
T1yhnsioeration Th , will report adversely
raa vne large majority of both houses fa-
hi, Tl' registration unconditional, and a
ahlr l incorporating this desire will prob
wh y pass during the extra session,
pesS. Sn is expected to close next Wed
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
The weather.

q, war Department, Office Of the Chief
signal Officer, Washington, Feb. Al
!, Indications for ssturday-For the
Middle States, winds shifting to north
ana west, with rising barometer, lower
..emperature, partly cloudy weather in
Ine southern portion, and rain and
snow, followed by clearing weather in
The northern portion.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14

VHTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A NUM-
w Der Of girl spinners on Danforth
frames; steady work and good wages to smart
hands. Apply at once to VIM. HUNT,
2-1i2th Rising Sun, Brandywine.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14

TyOR RENT.-SIX ROOM HOUSE, NO. 1
Il w. 10th st., cor. Market, lO-l4. .eod3t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
SPECIAL MENTION.
Coa,. Grain and Lime.

p ". Steward has always on hand
!, DEALERS only, c,rn, oats and cracked
e.n which will be sold low when
| .ssn from warehouse, No. 622 West
t.aot nD street. Also wholesale and retail
h. ,s best family coal and wood burnt
lime.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14

TSCR RENT.-A STORE WITH TWO
IL rooms attached at No. 2O2 West Second
street. Also three stsry 9 room house at No.
0l0 West Sixth street In good srder, rent
cheap. Apply at Oil Market SC. 2-l4.wAs
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14

Cutting Ice-The Amend HOnOra.
ble-J. g. vind1cates HimseIE-Ns
Disposition 10 IDJure Anyone
Harsh Names Avoided-Makes es
Hts Deductions from Reliable
InfOrmation-Land SaIe-PhiIip
Philips.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
LUNCH

- - -
TONIGHT! TONIGHT
Daily Republican., 1880-02-14
News from Norfolk.

Dr. simms' Pain Sesroher cured Mrs.
John McWhortsr, Of Norfolk, Va, Of
4 tremendous bad case of rheumatism,
khs being helpless over six months.
bhe was cured by using four bottles.
bepOts, 4th and King streets and 6o2
Arch street, Phila. Sold by dealers.
Boo. per bOttle.'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1880-04-14

CHICAGO. N. debas lss0

NHitAGD, III dahas 1880
risales 80 ' esha gpat pohakad
a'tsliis : esas as sysi gpss pey.
e.f cas afti pfgdavG - a.
l,iil@ita fas . ~ 700 . "a.
tssss ~ kosisssly pa IVA
ten - ! Iiai@t ~ tsfsaa ia.
'efrssee I,0rtsi 0s . .tpss gsN
.gJ
kpsufise bsiIsplt grodAyA -
- sii@s5
Uyes slnshgi ' esaa, vssk ayei
mA eess esss psvnea. 7si32T
zss pt9dAsl ~ III. 4 a. Ttt.
Jsfmse @k esss ebsboa. flsio
= pseaAvA - "a rs, tstn a, a.
G8@ss
hAsio jest = hojaalH sAsata
Nes i@st pgpektss 4 eany kIssaif,
Domsei pFodAvA 80 a. issi 100
Vses snab eeha IA .iab q
P'odAvsIf 80 ss saoi toe.
ssmsns. --Timo,by psodAvk 20
"a 2astsz 10, Is,sI sTl@l.0o
loo iisesl ~. 3bsrskA trAva q
mIlle,s T0tas0.
Dobyska yepiovtbo p'ivsfsno
byIo bshsm ,tdns % sss . wye.
iong IN 92o kusi '.sny lsou
povbs, I se@i75 Dobytks no.
Ssalbo piiveieno 20.0l7 - wye.
ieno 10 500 kust. Csny j.ou ny.
NJ isk nAsleduje.
NcIlopli vybrsnt 500-5 80
Pskne voli l.be--475
Dobr6 ~ pakn6 domAd 4.l5--4.35
Prostfsdnf 3.s5-4.l0
Dobr6 krAyy a jslovicc 2.65--3 s5
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1880-04-14

I HroEny vtbuch v lomu udal
70 Chester Co. Pa. dne 10. {. IN.
NenadAlo vybuebl nAboi dynami.
tu a padajicim kamenim Eabiti
diva dslnici 5 jinsch tszce rsns.
40.
I Mesteeko Petroleum Centre,
drubdy povsstne pro sys bohate
prameny potrolcje, Snieeno byIo
potarcm dne 10. {. m. Ztrkta
obnksf sl50.000.
I MinulS tydcn podAn byl od
poslance Deus,ers Wisconsin,
v kongresu nsvrh m oehranu
ptistshovalch po parolodioh. Do
savadni EAkony poskytovaly o
chrany pouEe ptistshovsIoam po
plsohetntkAch.
" mes,eSku Alta, 70 mil VI
chodns cd sioux City, vrnikl dne
I. {. m. polar, iemui padla IA
obsr polovice obchodni tksti me
stotka. Ps,nsct obchodnich do
md bylo rniseuo. skoda 10 veIkk,
pojistsni nepstrns. Die vseoh
Enkmek byl ohek ssloion.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1880-04-14

d
dgs ks,sgsIey min .sfem A
nsnri,
II Primo jefoms Nspefsoh
tpIon = pleaj uysssinll iia, '
.iefsm asaAsA sypssshl lesovt
tss Fssacss ~ wsvA Jssl ssei
pslfeo. IL % ebcs tim ssvsisH
fspahIlsAbsm. Assgsdims. ~
i stn snili.
MsIs RamsAsks yalml ~ pos
hasyslo asd fspabllskssksa ted.
bodaebg#ti, asjAv11 aohodly
- spoi. s,A.y Ramshsssm o
obebodai smlouyt ylAds ~.
msnssA tsssls, ~ sslAssai W.
.Isssc YsIstn' pssvodsm ptJs
is, sby podplse ks smIoava 81
vYiAdsI, viss sjhis. hAbis psisis
esiA stniosvs oefssjaou pol,os,
"a siaasoa iAdos,l o podspskhi.
vSsoc@ rossnA minlssssssvo m.
manssa So ela touto rsynhIIkkn.
.soa prossosoa hIaboos sssisao
. nspoehybss prt smIoavs OBJ
ehpdni bads hAksm saIoisns q
asp,yds ne svs,Io diivs. dosad
ivIkssai poslsnso nep'iids, shy
rs ssstio il vy.Ahl. Vida ! sot.
W 10 ssmostatnos. Ramsaska q.
nukna byIa, jsk mu hisbinek No.
ro#tI
II q Cstihrsdu " osrsmaie. 10
ports svolila / bAvrhu CsrnA
Hory ohledns otAsky Gasinio
Plavy a svoliIa mis,o krals tech
DAT HoFo krslinu soverovtohod.
% oi Ssadorsksho jorers. vlak
Y pat&oh 30 sprkvou touto do.
chkri jinA, 10 CcrnA Hors noni
spokoIens so snsnim smlouvy k
tomu oili.
Hroxnk adalost osnamuje 40
. BIrmv y Indii. Rosmohly 80
tam velioo neitovice Q mnoho II.
da mtc. I v krklovskS rodins
udkly 80 phpady dmrti . krilov
skS primo umfel. KnSii njisro.
vail, 10 bohovs isou roEhnsvini
q 10 must 80 usmiFitl velkou obs.
u. naeez TOO lidi pochovAno by.
10 Ea tiva pod brsdbsmi mSsta
Madolay.
\ z Afghsnistsnu popfrA SO
zprAvs o aabiu MAhomed Jana.
Krklovns snglickA ustanovila
sirdsr Sir Aliho 70 vlAdco v
Kandaharu. Hrsnice dsemi pod
jeho sprawl postsveneho ur1cny
budou posdaji 3 do Kandaharu
budo postaycna drkha. q toho
10 patrno 10 Anglican6 nehodlaji
vice Afghsnistan opusut.
julius Strasser, kasir Roth.
schildd ve vidni, byl Eatknst
min. ttaen pro EpronevSfeni p6l
milionu. Ztratil 10 spskalacf bur.
sovnt. Bratr ieho sAtknut byl 8
MIN.
V Cafihrsdu rabil joden OBJ,
Can ameriokt Turks. Ia to byl
souxen konsulem, shledAn vinSm
q odsouson M 2 mesice do vsseni.
8 rossudkem tim neni spokojens
vlAda TureckA a iAdG xa vydAni
vinnika, cot vysIanec americks
ucini,i neohoe.
Ma Dunaji utonuI parnik
DaritA nAslodkem srAiky q 10
osob, - ii ccstujicich q 5 PLAYED,
- utonalo.