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Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
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| Sun rises 6.25. 5........Sun sets 5.eS.
HOUSE hunting is in vogue.
viii base ball flourish this year?
Farmers have done much plowng.
Small houses are much In demand.
Apples are getting scarce in market.
New Is and 81 games at 90 cent store.
Wilmington has quite busiLs IS 0opm.
Don't fail to see "The Arabian Night"
Piles cured for 10 cts. as2l7 w. Thlrl str, OF.
G.S. Humphrey the halter, 1l6 Market ST.
Lots Of kites are flying in the Fig lth ward
Corns killed for 10 cts., at 2l7 W. Th;ri st.
Wilmington policemen smoke while on
Advertising In the REPUBLICAN always
pays.
Feathers renovated by steam at 2j7 Marke ct
street.
Racing this year in Wilmington will be
| coed
Silver arrows for the hair can be had at
Baynard u Dawson's.
Surprise parties are as thick as county
consta hle's oaths.
Many lawns around Wilmington look as
green as In midsummer.
of Delaware Ill W. Eighth street.
VIII IN are shad shadows? When dealer
advertises them for s'le and hasn't any.
A pension is a handy thing to have about
the house.
A very nice lot OF onion s,tts by the quart
peck or bushel at Adam Grubb h Sons.
Ice making machines should be employed
this season.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1903 Z. Second
street. Residence 403 East Second street.
Wilmington should have no more frame
houses.
Politicians love to sun thems selves on the
po t.ottice steps these warm afternoons.
Landreth's garden seeds just arrived at
Adam Grubb Il sons.
Is the gem puzzle gem of the first
water?
Would constable Neary mako gooH law.
yer Tor the Lazy Court? Mary tims.
For Sale,--A perforated lounge or Settee at
No. l03 East Second street.
If you cannot be hero or county assessor
you can be noted as one who can solve the
puzzle OF 10"
Since the game of '15" came about you
never (nO never y hear Plnalore mentioned.
Landreth's Extra Early, McLean's Little
Gem, and many other kinds OF seed peas,
fresh and genuine. Fer sale by Adam Grubb
u son, Ninth Ward.
In Delaware county 1t man convicted of be- |
ing tramp has been sentenced to four |
imprisonment He wasn'ta tramp
printer.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Cough Syrup say 1t is tie cheapest
and best medicine they ever used.
Sam Tilden invented the game of "l5,v 1t
lsa greater success than his cypher dis
patches
Snipe shooting Ia very fine sport, but when
you fall into deep ditch, get all over mud,
Ind have to hire negro to curry you OF with |
4 CLAM shell. it Is likely to cool sporting ardor
Notice to the PublIc.-l will hali-soe and
heel boots and shoes for 81; other mending in
John L. Bailey, s. w. corner OF
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
We learn that Buckle, the author, was oc-
caslonally "strapped"-tor money. But We
did not get this information from Buckles
$ tongue. y NOrristown - Herald. y But
Buckle evidently was his own "keeper."
He was as fine a Levy Court man
AS ever had been seen,
But better tnan assessing
He liked the game "titeen.'
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
There fs q Remedy.

Alexsnger Boyd, a farmer living near
this city, lost very valuable Alderney
COW, worth over 800. The animal
broke its leg and was killed to end its
pain. There is remedy for broken
legs of animals, but it is not generally
known among our farmers. 1t would
be well for them to ascertain its exact
nature, and if they are so unfortunate
as to have an animal meet with such an
accident, to try it. Only the other day
a Chester county farmer had horse
with broken leg. He used a clever
by which the broken men,
Der was kept from the ground, and the
animal is now almost well.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
THE TRUSTEES TITLE.

Since the agitation Of the removal o.
the Aims House the question has arisen
as to the title of the Trustees of the
Poor to the land whether it was held
in fee simple on good title, or wheth-
er If they were TO vacats the land, ii
would revert back to the former owners.
The general impression exists that the
title is perfectly good one. The same
question arose some years ago, just pre-
vious to the purchase of the farm near
New Castle. At that time the opinion
of VIM. G. Whiteleg as to the title Of
the Trustees was asked for.
That opinion was to the effect that the
holding of the trustees was bona.tide
and could be disposed of in the same
manner as individual holdings. This
opinion of Mr.. Whiteley cannot be
found although search has been
made for it in the Trustees safe. 1t is
said that several other important docu-
ments are missing. This however only
goes to show a careless manner of con-
Quoting things, and does not tend to
reflect upon the honesty of any one, as
has been suggested, mo charges of theft
being made. Wheher the documents
have been taken or mislaid remains to
be seen.
About the time that this opinion was
asked for application was made to the
General Assembly of the State to in.
crease the holding of the Trustees of
the Poor from $50, 900 to 800, 900. This
was done, and the act still remains in
effect. Under it the Hare's corner farm
was purchased, and these provisions
would permit the Trustees to make a
similar purchase now.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06

41GiHremsnt for Elastic Stockings
"'n and fit guaranteed, at the La
"" Department of Belts Pharmacy
\. .Vat4 entrance on 9th street. Lad Y
|E'endant.
,S, ar Laonatd Heiss will, on the 25th
"aAa'ch, open a merchant tailoring
ITIs ip with full stock of goods. at No.
|'Last Sd street.
|,,i aso' B. Metzner, the popular barber
m 4" i, i,AIr cutter, is prepared to shave
n |p.,y VINO i may call at his shop, No. lOS
s't Sd street.
'sa'her Busters and Cloth Brushes
|Ss'Sp, at Danforth's Drug Store, cor.
M, s11 Market streets. Trusses q spe-
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
A Card.

Iregret that the date was omitted
h, the private reception which took
n,,o, n las, evening from the invitations
isTt I TO some five hundred of the Art
|,,yipr ci,izens. But Notwithstanding
,be gallery was we'll filed by an admir-
inr and a apprecia.ive company, and per
nj ma to assure those who were not
,,s,ent, that the collection far surpas-
Ia any that have ever shown here,
,rd trust | shall bs honored with the
uupany Of those who can appreciate
~d works of art. The gallery will bs
|Spsu day and evening until time Of
|nlss, which take place on the evenings!
d Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
a o'clock. Respectfully Yours,
B. SCOTT. JR.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
scott M. II. Church.

y, John D. Riggs, one of the Sec
\ IIII,e' Of the Wilmington Conference,
i i Preach in Scott M. F.. Church on
H., ,"'1 morning. Services to com.
'% at 10 80 O'Clock. The public
h., 'IVI!ed to listen to this alb 9
l,' l,'s'sr' The subject for the evening
'| Il; The Sufficient Portion. =
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
On the Increase,

The circulation of the REPUBLICAN
has been on the increase since the first
of the present year. On Friday over
$3.50 copies were printed and sold. We
still claim the largest circulation of
any "paper" in Delaware and we mean
to hold on to it. Our facilities are
better than ever since the founding of
the REPUBLICAN. We now have three
lare cylinder presses, and two engines
and boilers, and we hope now to be
able to supply the demands promptly.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Grand dbDeniNR.

The attention of our readers is called
{ the advertisement of John Wanama-
ker's Grand Depot. Opening which
takes place on next Monday morning.
1t promises to bs something brilliant
in the Opening line.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Psnchara, HtE.lca

AL who wish good Bibles for them
ELVES or friends. should embrace the
F'sent opportunity to buy them at re-
llcet prices, at the Religious Book
More, 6O7 Market street. The oppor-
|lnitY will continue but few days
|olgG.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
A GOOD Commentary.

A copy of the very popular oommen-
tary by Jameson. Faussst and Brown,
containing nearly l400 pages, and hun
dreds of illustrations, may be had at
Miss Francis Book Store, GOT Market
street, for $6 90. The regular price is
$1,000.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Rnnin and hnaas.

E. 4. Crawford, No. 6 West I'd street,
has large stock Of boots and shoes for
hp spring trade, which he will cell
over in price than any other dealer in
the city. Givs him a call and save
money. Boots and shoes made to order.
Repairing done promptly.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Proposed ExcurSIOn.

The Mite Society of the West Presby-
terian Church, will givs another ex-
cursion to Atlantic City this year, the
date Of which will be given soon in the
columns OF the REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Few HaseRl u Case.

The United States Court adjourned
yesterday with the trial Of Daniel Will
liams' specifications against the dis
charge of BEN njamin +. Townsend, from
bankruptcy, ,only fairly underway. The
case will be resumed on Monday next
at 10 o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
WOOD Asnrmf Lime.

Builders can buy the best quality of
'@t burnt lime for 25 cts. per rs lbs,
ESl'ward's coal yard, 622 West Front
N'rst' The Eigemoor Iron Works have
sra ! about Is, 600 bushels Of it. Give
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
New sidewalk ecommendea. n

Alarge number of our citizens who re-
side in the northeastern portion of the
city, complain much about the bad con-
dition of sidewalk on the southerly
side of Ninth street between Poplar and
Lombard. On dark night it is said
that it is very dangerous for persons to
walk over it. A new pavement is re-
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Wet Dry eSn0hs.

O'n't forget that Russell Il Spencer
|u'' NJ on saturday moroing some great
|vSgaps from the late fire in New
|taS' consisting Of muslins, prints,
|s.aea5, Aandkerchiefs, &C., wet by clear
'atat only.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Attention. YOMnx ERdIea I

Eaator1 Bros, 404 Market street,
nave Just received the spring styles OF
ptg mixed, brown mixed and nutre
lxtd D5rbYs, for ladies'.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
kiRe WAafpaer.

VA war Department, Office of the Chief
,'". y, oiioer, Washington, March g.
vt, '%,1''af'ons for Saturday--For New
:, EaGd and this Middle Atlantic States
Wy a, 0arorneter, colder westerly winds,
'" ~ VI tair weather, preceded in the
,~ero ,a part of the first district by oc,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Ghaam paufa.

80 pairs mems double and twisted
ssiurrs pants, $l.25 boys pants for
j, s the Boston One Price Clothing
H0a!e, 2l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
NnlIing Outnl Cost.

c. B. Parry, No. 304 King street, Is
ulipg out his tinware and housefur-
|r.shing goods at cost, in order to close
business by the 25th inst. All who
Vsh bargains are invited to call.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
bandIO Gent store,

viii sell you queensware and glass
ware at bargains also just received
new lot of tinware, notions and novel
tIes. Remember ! this is for but short
time, Same old place, No. 22l Market
,toa.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
For sale.

10 mems (Harris') cashmere suits,
mioBa manufacture, for $l3 cheaper
than ever known before, at the Boston
One Pr:oe Clothing House, 2l3 Market
it,aa,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
RANHAVAt.

George II. Ash, merchant tailor, has
Na1Tpd from No. a East Sd street TO
No igj Market street. Spring suits
|Hti'il The latest style. Give him 8
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
State OF tho Th erRnOmeter

,, Wv REPUBLICAN, Office, on Saturday
"lNS, March 6:
'@;g9,ck, ;g,, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock
~ 500 56O
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
pAJteA G,Om nf.

At police court this morning no busi-
ness was done further than the finine
of two men who had been drunk last
night fifty cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
W. N. CHANDLER,
W. N. CHANDL Err,
o1w Half wav between 9th and 7th.

iva" ii"ii ""F pSeWSoh oth bhh 'ph'
DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
L ssAND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
At No. SIS Tatnall street, Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, March 1lth, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock, a M,
consisting Of paror suit offs pieces, incud.
ing rocker, two marble top tables, Brussels
carpets with border, large mirror, Q oil paint
ings, 2 chromos and curtains hall and stair
carpe,s. Dining room, cane seated chairs,
extension dining table, ice ches3, lounge,
looking glass, clock, stove two pictures, two
shades and carpet. In kitchen Windsor
chair, large cook stove with attachments.
washing and cooking utensils, together with
a lot of dishes, carpet and oil cloth. MOI,
front chamber, marble top chamber set, 3
pieces In walnut, mattresses, feather bed,
holsters and pillows, carpet, stove and two
shades. No. back chamber, bed room set,
2pieces In walnut, mattresses. feather pill
lows and holsters, 2 shades, table and car.
pet. NO. 3, small room, single be steadS and
mattresses, carpet and | shade. No. 4, bath
room, round table, step ladder, ] stand, .
sha les and carpet. No. a, front room, walnut
chamber suit, 3pieces; rl&ttress, feather bols-
ters 9d pillows, room stove, two shades and
carpet No. 9, back room, walnut bed room
set, pieces; mattresses, feather holsters and
pillows, and carpet, and many other articles
net enumerated. All tho goods are as good
~ new and in first class condition.
Sale positive
SO std THOS. M. GLE AutIoneer
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
EEGMet &GhlDeFH.

The ticket scalpers on French street
cause much annoyance to passers by
and some Of them are at times engaged
in questionable transactions. The
other day one of them who does bus
mess at King and French streets sold q
lady ticket and refused to give her the
exact change. II was only after much
difficulty she could get the money
back.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06

WT ANT ED.-A RELIABLE WHITE
w girl for general housework; must be q
good washer and ironer. Apply 226 French
street. 3.62t
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06

Surinam Quassia or bitter cups only
25 cents, at Hartman's Drug Store, 5th
and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06

TNOR RhNr.--A small truck farm with
II good buildings, near Green Bank Sta
ton, On the Wilmington & Western, X. r.
Apply to GEo. M. BRAM6LE, near Della
ware Junction. l2.2Itf
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
COLLINS BEAsH .

Kennedy's Prairie Weed and Ksnne-
dy's Favorite Remedy for sale by Tay-
lor & Fullerton, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
BOMBAY HOOK,

Since the closing of last season great
and varied improvements have been
inaugurated at Bombay Hook. During
the autumn and winter months the
contiguous banks OF the bay, resks,
inlets and thoroughfares have been re.
constructed or repaired, whereby thous-
ands of acres of valuable lands, north,
south and west of the Hook, have been
drained, and this has as effectually
banished the mosquitoes. The roads
and avenues to Smyrna, Odessa, Mid
dletown, Collins Beach and Dover
have been greatly benefited and i'm
proved, and it has been arranged for a
constant and quick communication be-
tween the CITY of Baltimore and tbs bay
shore, by way of the Chesterlown and
Smyrna railroad. which terminates at
Bombay Hook, conveying passengers to
the hotel grounds or the steamboat
landing. And in the principal hotel,
additional parlors, dining rooms, halls,
audience chambers and sleeping apart,
ments, have been added to the extern
sive improvements of last summer.
Beautifully laid out avenues lead to
the railroad depot, the steamer
"Clyde's'' landing and the pic-uio
grounds. The woodland has been con.
verted into a beautiful picnic ground,
hat is all that can be desired as a place
or out door recreation. Mr.. VIM. Rsy.
bold has constructed trotting course.
Those who care to 90 to Bombay Hook
lext summer of course can go on the
handsome steamer "Thomas Clyde"
COLLINS BEAsH.
Collins Beach will bs fully abreast
,f the times. 1t will be thronged by
this year, and arrange
nents to accommoda ate them all will bs
made between now and June.
Kennedy's Prairie Weed and Ksnne-
ly's Favorite Remedy for sale by Tay-
a., 4 E,l Ts,,n .k.n.k
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06

r ARGEST SCHOOL IN WILMlNG-
IL ton, Wilmington Academy, Spring
Term, Monday, March 8, 1880. Attendance
this yoar over $50. JAMES II. CRABB,
Principal Terms from Monday until Juns
9Th: 81, ~ and $3.50. Those entering this
term will have the advantage of the low rates
for next year. Complete Gymnasium. 3.s lt&
NOTICE-NEW SERIES.-The EquIta-
~ bic Loan Association is now issuing
its third series OF sock, first meeting on Mon
day evening next, the STU inst. Payment can
be made at any time at the office of the
Secre tary, No. AGA Market street.
mh6 6tt u. +. wilkins, Secretary,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-27
The Art of Household Beauty

Beauty as applied to domestic life has
never been more generally studied than
at present. Our mothers and grand
mothers, thirty or forty years ago,
would have been perfectly amazed at
the importance which we attach to mere
decorations and yet we are not wrong
in thinking that we have made step
forward since their days. We are
learning that We may do our work and
live our lives as we'll and as efficiently
in lovely home as in one that is bare
and plain. Perhaps we are compre-
bending, too, that a large part of our
children S education is obtained through.
their surroundings. The rooms in
which they spend their first years, the
landscapes on which they gaze, the hills
the woods, and the streams by which
they wander, have much to do in giving
their young minds impressions which
will never be wholly etfaced. If those
who devote large sums to arraying their
little ones in splendor would retrench
about dress, and, instead OF finery, buy
books, pictures and flowers for the
home, they would be repaid by and by.
Refinement, courtesy, and the gentle
ness of good breeding, are not impaired
to any one in q week or year. They
are the slow but sure development of
home teachings, examples, and associa-
tions.-ChriSt!an at Work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-27
Cranberry Sauce.

:. After. remoyd On V rries, wash
thoroughly, place for about two min.
as as 4 s sS,ia xAtsf rspoye. eRa t.
ON pAand.A vfai 1atA 4usA3ar ~,
half pint of water !; stew together over
moderate but steady fire. Be careful
to eorer and not to str the fruit, but &C.
casionally shake the vessel. or apply o
gentler hea0ttAhAkvfVbO 0king or
burning. fattention to these particu.
lars te given, the berries will retain
their shape to q considerable extent,
ON sh' I'M tsS ss L :sdss
minutes. remove from fire, turn into o
deep dish, and set aside to cool. Tito
be kept, they can be put up at once in
air'tght jars. Or, for strained sauce,
one and half pounds of fruit should
be etew4d IL lone pint qe whter for SteG
or Twelve minutes, ,or fntN qnite. 6oft,
then strained through { ooltnder OF: fine
wire sieve, and thres- Quarters 81 pound
of.sugar thoroughly stirred into the pulp
thus obtained after cooling, it is ready
for use. Serve with roast turkey or
time withelk sealing, nor - sagS. Gs5
be added, but its too free use impairs
the peculiar cranberry flavor. For
dinner sauce half a pound is more &C.
onomical, and really preferable to three
quarters as given above. It is better,
though not necessary, to use porce-
lain kettle. some prefer not 10 add the
sugar till the fruit is almost done,
thinking this plan makes it more tender,
and preserves the color better. When
put away cover them. One quart of
berries weighs, one pound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-27

A recent trip OF the City of Chester OF
the Inman line from New York to Liv-
erpool, was enlivened by the wit of a
Washington girl, who was the favorite
passenger. In the same steamer was a
young English snob, who wore suit
OF clothes OF very large plaid, with O
fatigue cap to match, single eye.glass
thick soled boots, spotted shirt and
loud necktie. He had that exaspera'
ting drawl peculiar to English snobs
law, yaas," said he, in conversation
with the Washington girl, I have seen
considerable of your country. have
been to New Yawk, Chicago, Omaha
and other places, and it is gwate
country but YOU don't seem to have
any gentwy in America"
"What do yen call gentwy?" asked
the lady. ... ..
"Aw why people, you know, who
don't have to do anything people who
live without work"
80, yes, we have such people" an.
swered the lady, but we don't call
them gentry"
"Ah, then what do you call them,
pway = ..
Z" We call them tramps.'
"Aw!'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-27

An AQUEOUS HoNEYMooS.-An newly
married couple recently made a bridal
trip to Hemlock Lake, in Western New
York. When the ceremony was over
the father of the bride harnessed up
his two seated wagon, and with his
wife,.the pair, bridal cakes, and prov
ender, started for the classic waters
journey OF a dozen or more miles.
Meanwhile the frowning elements gave
portents Of a coming storm-but all
anticipated good shelter and warm
reception at hotel half way down the
lake. Alack the house was closed.
and no entertainment was to be had
for either man or beast. A fog was
settling down upon the lake, night was
coming on, and the clouds began to
give forth rain. The only thing to be
done was to seek shelter under the
cherry trees, and thither the party
drove. Soon the rain came down in
torrents, and the party had to make the
best of the situation under the cherry
trees. The horses were unhitched,
while the occupants of the wagon
spread out their basket of cakes and
cold meats under the lee of the cherry
trees. The rain continued to pour in
torrents, and the bridal pair sat ont
the night, hand in hand, in the wagon.
The old people found quarters as damp
and dismal in the hulk of stranded
vessel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-27

WASHINGTON CAKE.-Three cups
sugar two cups butter five eggs !:
one cup milk four cups -four; two tea
,spoonfuls cream. tartar one teaspoonful
soda. Mix as usual and stir in, at the
last. one.half pound OF Ourrants well
wpbhed aud dredged; one-quarter pound
raibins.Heleq mud chopped tine,, then
flo tretf; d mindful of citron Sliced fine;
cinnamon and nutmeg to taste. Fruit
cake takes longer to bake than plain,
and the heat 10 ust be kept steady. ..,