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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31

Prisss vsry low' Tor cash. Cotton
bought at biehea naFkst psioe, or fair
advance made On consignment. =!
l. CAsRARl.
ti)lmAy'0o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16

The most interesting celestial event
this week, and one Of comparatively
rare occurrence, will be the occulation
Of Mars by the moon on Wednesday
evening, just after sunset. It is a curious
fact that the first ocoulstien Of planet
by the moon ofwhieh any record exists
was an occulation Of Mars. It occurred
In the sprisg ofthe year 257 before
Christ, and is mentioned by Aristotle in
his book "De Celo." The ocoulation on
Wednesday will begin ut about 6:35
P. M, New York time, and will last
about an an hour and q quarter. The
planet will disappear behind the dark
edge Of the illuminated portion OF the
moon, and will reappear from behind
the bright edge, on the side on which
the sun shines. An ordinary spyglass
will give an interesting view Of the
scene. Those who possess astronomical
telescopes will be able to watch for
certain peculiar appearances that have
been recorded at some previous occcu-
lations, and which may have bearing
on the question whether the moon po-
ssssss any atmosphere. Two or thres
times observers have seen, during oocu-
lations Of Jupiter and Saturn, a narrow
band Of shade on the disk of the par
TALLY hidden planet, next to the edge
Of the moon. At other times the planets
disk has seemed fiattensd or distorted
Mars is now so far away in his orbit
fh az %ba foo ~. rnc nf hi ouxfa oa xvsIJ ,,oS
appear to advantage, but powerful
telescope will, nevertheless, show the
gradual disanr rpearance Of his continents
and oceans behind the moons edge,
and any glass will exibit the striking
contrast between the ruddy color Of the
planet and the brilliant yellow light Of
our satAllita.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Personal.

Several young men who now reside
In this city are making preparations to
emigrats TO Colorado.
The late Joseph Bringhurst of this
city was linesl descendant OF
Cromwell through his daughter, Mrs.
Clsypole. The Claypole family came
To this country with William Penn.
Their arrival here was extensively no
ted at the time.
We are informed that Edward L.
Rice, Jr., is contemplating moving to
Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Frank Cars
we'll, who has recently graduated and
commenced business as an architect in
the exchange Building, will take Mr..
Rice's business and once. 90
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Kew Publications.

@ikof," the Russian Violinist, by
sssiy Gleville, and translated in Paris
usst VI, 'ne immediate supervision Of
Tsal1Or ~ y !, by Miss Stanley, is publish
i.I.,i. y l. b: :, Peterson & Brothers, Phil
Spala; soi,al -. The Literary Edi or OF the
,n.I'u D,Du weekly Globe" who read Il q
NV spfs ~ manuscript as well as the
S''slt S,sleets for Madame Greville, says :
s.sUl s.% shows a power that will place
Ir,s'a sa'lof in the first rank Of novel
n 's !. ~ our country as well as her
(aa, a " rs IS a musical novel, and an art
st,, M, 'all Of beautiful prose and true
l'i, I, ana such as could be written
M ~ u an IN artist and genius, and the
\ ,sniV1 which it is written, displays
!, genus Saas as, as her best, and this, her
nj 'n; .ut;v viii aboard delight to the
|,,i.s Us'!lVased " minds. The eharaster
sI,,ss,ilIst I,ns Is marvellous in breadth and
NJ diTn stil9 "a and gives proof Of rare ar.
atss' sr,V while the most delicious
vi,o,ppnN expressed in graceful poetioal
,Aor'ss 's%O1s ..0, language, render the
puS,;syyl' Ssyl' incomparably charming.
luna ps1,iIaed NJ nN% in a large duode
A, bI,eSV n SVo pages, bound in morocco
Rookss,,11oan a,1 and gold, and is for sale BY
lI lIRs'1'1sls Rail- prs, and News Agents, and
Abs ssnt mao :" Trains, or copies Of It
y, on us AN, 70 any one, to any place; at
lin uy 1s;,, one rsmitting the price
Anea + ie'ssf R'a,s 70 the Publishers, i. B.
" Ofothsrs, Philadelphia. Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Money Lost

Two young men Of this city were
walking on the railroad between Thur
low and Lamokin last Saturday evening
when one Of then accidentally dropped
Ia c,,., Of notes containing S2s. II is
probable that the money was roul.~, p. ?.
some Of the trackmen. The finder will
be suitably rewarded on leaving the
same ct this office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16

ExesIIsas Rasss Aseeesee~Cen.
disfon Of she oeA0ot- t-AMm kts-
nin&'s Asten@aaes.
Last evsaing sssstthstaHdias Tho
bad condition Of the vsaGher, D large
congregation sttsndsd shs Mieeisnafy
anniversary of the aksssnssn esAsel Of
Grace II. e. Charoh. In eloss pssx.
unity to the pulpit wsrs placed anny
beautiful plants, and shs appsuann0
which they gave TO che ohassh was
admired. Mr.. C. wesley WslAin, the
Superintendent Of the school, ea1acted
the exercises. Prof. C. D. Rhaads di-
rscted the singing and Mr. E.J. 1uhl-
hausen presided ct the organ.
The exercises commenced with an
organ overture by e. ]. Muhlhansen,
and was followed by the school sing
ing "There is none like thee" Rev.
L. G. Matlack offered prayer.
The school next sung an anthem en-
titled "Great is the Lord" "Let the
Lever Lights be Burning" was beau
tifully sung by Messrs. Braunstsin,
Smith, Benson and Hildreth. SIN the
Cross of Christ," by Miss Robinson and
Pref. Rhoads, was admirably render
ed. The school sung "Holy Father,
We adore Thee" Miss Evans sung q
sslo entitled save Marie," and was
accompanied by violin obl:gsto, by
Mr.. Albert. The school next sung
"Brightly Cleans our Banner"
81. c. Downward, the Secretary, re-
ported that the afternoon school num-
bered $50 persons, and the infant dc.
partment nnnbered 200 scholars. The
contributions amounted to $1,338.42.
The sum Of $9S0.33 were applied to
foreign missions and $311.39 were de-
voted to home use. This years collec-
tions are twenty-five per cent. ahead Of
last years contributions. The school
also had nobly responded to the pay
ment Of the church debt. The class
taught by Prof. W. A. Reynolds received
the banner for the year, having con-
tributed e21. 18 for home missions and
$279.s6 for foreign missions. During
the year no scholars had died, but three
teachers had, namely: Mrs.J. II. Prim-
rose and Misses Emma Yates and Mary
Parker.
Messrs. Braunstein and Rhoads sung
"Adored Forever" and were followed
by the school singing con the Shoals"
Bishop Andrews gave q short address
in reference to the missionary work and
was the recipient of handsome bou-
quet. Messrs. Braunstein, Smith, Ben
son and Hildreth rendered Remember
me, o Lord" The school sung "Harkl
the song Of Jubilee" Rev. W. J. Ste
venson, the pastor, made some brief re-
marks, and requested the congregation
to sing the doxology q second time.
The exercises concluded by Bishop An
drews pronouncing the benediction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Mr.. neaid's Now Quarters.

Mr.. J. 7. Hssld, real estate agent
and broker, will remove from his pres
ent quarters, at Fifth and Market sts.,
to the South East corner Of Seventh
and Market streets, sometime during
this week. The place has been entire.
" rsftted and being central location
will make an excellent Office in every
respect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Improvement i'm Carriages.

1t is stated that mechanic Of this Oh
ty has constructed an improved carriage
which he believes will superoede all
other vehicles for light travelling. It
has but two wheels, between which
the body is hung, doing away with
elliptic and other springs, and yet
giving the body an easy and undula.ory
melton. When we have seen it we
shall be able to give full description
Of 1t and do justice to the inventor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Prof. Hockksppel On Education.

No doubt Prof. Hockkeppel's leeture
tomorrow evening in the lecture room
Of the Masonic Temple will give some
new and good ideas in regard to educa-
tion. The Professor was educated in
Europe but has teen sufficiently long
in this country TO note the advantages
and Disadvantages Of our public school
system, and will set them forth fully
in his lecture. He very properly main.
tsins that Q national education can only
be obtained in the public schools Of the
land, and that these public schools
can very easily be raised TO level ap-
proaohing perfection. He wants 70
make the public schools 20 good that
poor man may receive as good an edu'
cation In thsm as the rich man may re-
oeive with his money in the highest
collegiate institution in the land. Mr..
Hockkeppel will fully give his views
on this subject ct the time stated and
we would recommend all persons
who are interested in the subject o.
education TO 80 and hear him,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
CONGRESS-.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday. Mr.:
Bayard, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported favorsbly the bill prohibiting
the arrest OF election officers on elestion
day, and it was placed on the calendar.
The Star Route Deficiency bill was dis
eussed. After an executive session the
Senate adjourned.
In the House l76 bills and resolutions
were introduced under the cell Of States.
Among the bills was one by Mr.. Single
ton, Of ILL.,, to protect tslegraphic COM
munications from unreasonable searches
and seizure. The bill to abolish
all tolls on the Louisville and Portland
Canal was passed. Mr.. Cox, ofN. Y,
moved to suspend the rules, and pass
the bill sppropriating $500, 900 for the
suffering poor in Ireland, but some
member moved to adjourn, and the me-
ton was carried.
The House Committee on Claims yes
terday decided to report adversely on
an additional batch Of claims amount
ing to 100000.
The House Committee on Coinage
will hold special meeting on Satur-
day, at which the Secretary Of the
Treasury will be requested to appear
and state his reasons for the connection
of the Treasury Department with the
New York Clearing House, Sand why
this connection should be continued, IN
allesed violation Of law" tt.-. i-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Real Essase sale.

J. T. Heald on Saturday last as trus-
tee, ,seld the lot 18x100 feet on the west
side Of French street between Ninth
and Tenth streets, for James V. Will
hanson, CAL, for $27 per foot or $4S6.
The sale is considered q good one. This
Is the first sale Mr.. Heald has accepted
as Trustee but he will hereafter pay
more attention to this manner Of bust
ness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Fresh Shad.

/ povsll now has onl his stall in the
|hid stree. market, . fine variety Of
hnh ss shad, fresh herring, salmon,
|,ut hslibut, rock fish, white perch,
|v1ov perch, founders, hadaock,
,nIl,,, [ steak goldfish, catfish and
,lin varieties Of the finny tribe also
sh Of terrapin. Call early and avoid
h rush.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16

Cupping and leeching at No. lO3 E. Second
street. Residence 4O3 East Second street.
Physiognomy was Prof Willis lecture last
night.
Housekeopers can get nice rye straw to put
under carpets at the hay yard. west Front st
When q girl is twenty she feels uneasy OF
that score.
For Sale,-A perforated lounge OF settee al
No. 1Q3 East Second street.
Many contracts have already been giyer
out for new buildings.
Money to loan Oh mortgage. Apply to Geo
W. Bright, No. SIS Market street.
Sixteen marriages were announced in Sat
urday's Ledger"
Don't forget Fosters teas tomorrow at T.
M. Wier's, 1o3 East Sixth st. Try them.
Adair keeps the Delaware furniture bazaar
at 2o7 Market street.
He sued for her hand before marriage, and
her hand sewed for him after.
Landreth's garden seeds Just arrived at
Adam Grubb q Sons.
Shippers Is recommended as the stove mart
Of Delaware Ill W. Eighth street.
All the members Of the Wilmington croauet
club are requested to meet ct their room this
evening
A very nice lot Of onion sstts by the quart,
peck or bushel at Adam Grubb & Sons.
Gall at II. +. Picksls, 7k9E. 4th street,
and sec the 9TH ELLO RANGE, the latest
pattern with all Improvements in the market.
1t has been decided in England that bt.
cycle is not carriage the owner Of which
shall pay toll.
Landrsth's Extra Early, McIsean's Little
Gem, and many other kinds OF seed peas,
fresh end genuine, For sale BY Adam Grubb
& Son, Ninth Ward.
Some Of the new French hats have birds
perched upon the top almost completely
concealing then.
sa6o will buy indigo blue Cashmere -panta-
looms Of cur own manufacture, and $3.50 will
buy an indigo blue vest Of our own manufac-
turs ct the b. o. r. Q. II.
Williamsport. Pa, machinists are filling
large orders for mill machinery to 90 10 diff.
feront parts Of Texas
All persons who have tried Kings Coed
Samaritan Cough Syrup say 1t IL the cheapest
and best nsdioins they ever used,
The telephone has been introduced into
Paris, but 1t can scarcely succeed In ooun-
where they don't yell "Hollop'
~ 'sls.-l2s houses aAd stsrss from seoo to
FerA Apply TO Gee. Bright. Rest Estate
", ,ooe. blS Market street,
0tek.l, NO. 'ous friend Of ours thus defines
An impecnnA Money, . fewer To blush
ns usesn" RSp""AiH he H will saally DO lush when he
ays 1t, too. a
Notice to the Public. VIII ssiisSIS ssa..s sad a.
sel boots and shoes for 81; "SSt y 1. snrnss af
John e. Bailey, vs. ''AAsA W
|eveAth and Tatnall streets.
N.2b will buy good pair Of ID. The 8oston
o0ns OF our own manufacture at
)ne Price clothing House. u,u.,
II know bank whereon the win bsr N.
roWs. :" referred TO faro bank with 'e~'
aehment. x,os.-
L.arg, invoice Of entire new styles Of 'os ans.
rare; also full line OF porcelain and qua SA'
rare, at Eraim's, to7 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
south Side Boonas.

II is said that the rolling mill on the
south side Of the Christians, near the
mouth Of the creek will commence oper-
atoms in April. AT 10 also stated that
twenty or thirty houses will soon be
erected In that vicinity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Chief Emgfnoer.

At the meeting Of the Washingto.
Fire company, last night, the question
of nominating . Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department was brought up. No
nomination was made. 1t was rssolv-
ed to make strong effort to keep the
election from going to council.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
BREVlraNB.

Sun rises e.os.. ...... sun sets 500
Dull weather.
Snipe are not plentiful.
Street crossings are muddy.
Conference is coming nearer.
Autograph albums are nuisance.
Now for the dropping spring showers.
The Historical Society met last night.
Hyacinths now garnish the window-sill.
Masquerade parties are quite numerous.
Epitaph for the Adam monumental. No. /.
Breeding cages for s6 h 90 cts. at 90 ct. store.
Piles cured for 10 cts. st mt W. Third street.
q. s. Humphrey the halter, ZIG Market st.
Corns killed for 10 cts.. at 217 W. Third st.
Sugar bsets will be much cultivated this
year.
Clocks lust as cheap as the cheapest, at
Mlllard F. Davis, No. L. I'd street.
Saml. Townsend's opinion:cf Bayard -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Selling cut.

Mrx .N'Conner having determined to
d,scont;nu. the millinery business,
viii sali .t> 1blic sale, on Friday,
M.ros M 10 10th lsso at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
at No. 215 King stree, ne. eSsife ~ - o'tS. M
Of goods, fixtures, csun. ''' "vi; 49, " vho @
highest and best bidder. ~ st.snd
wish to secure bargains shoul> "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
stlli they Came

nd
BA IN ia~,est sne which has been mani.
Que iat. surprise : parties has not abstsd
BshTs' M, ss time n rolls on. Last even.
.,ssidsrnm miss Sadie simmons sat M A.
Sixth h'a,s at,s.e OF her parents, No. 5is Z,
snsv' 'fse', os and took a retrosnec. ..
hsd t,om ., , her past lie, she Vas
aos tsm bsl1 her her musings BY hearing Ias
oa sush s1' , ring. in Not expecting visis
Nd 70 H tha stormy evening she ,Ir, nro.
abshoilHdSi.di0 iHS door and was quite sal sbaab. piS.
ssds SSo Ia,ng ing forty Of her personal onal
hi.ys.A sAT Tta had come to osiebrsts pstsUhsr bs1
@ 'arU,jsssjy tns young lady although asa sa
,s.,ntSb' S''Ssd Cd, Welcomed her sss guests 10 ~
70, ta Thu and and plsasantn.ssssu uss's Of tbo 20
Ne and d. even evening was oooupisd :, v;.h iae
A@iu,,ss games and ali ths s'Iu psrsi",i sl,n
"'1 'lsuss;iyss ysry pars.I,- nsSh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
POLIUE COURT.
The 6nAall boy an Char
les Kyls's Case.

A lad named Harry Thompson, who
in fun hit James 3. Hanum on the
head with stone at Ninth and Wal
mat streets yesterday morning was
fined 81 and costs Last night by acting
Mayor O'Neill.
Charles Kyle who keeps . peanut
stand in Second street market was the
prosecuting witness in the next case,
and Sarah Carney was the prisoner.
The ofense was abusive language.
It was shown that the prosecuting wit
ness owed Mr.. Carney a bill, and the
woman had gone 10 him many times
for II. Finally when Q child was Aead
in the house, and two others were
sick, Mrs. Carney went to him 10 get
money to buy medicine. He refused
and she put curse on him. Words
passed between them and It was shown
by the only witness for the prosecu-
tion, besides Kyle, that one was as bad
as the other. The husband Of the
Carney wsnan declared during the
trial that he would have the money
"out Of Kyle II he had to pick his
bones out Of the graveyard" The
case wss dismissed.
A case Of drunkenness and the usual
penalty was imposed came next.
A little boy aged seven years, was
arraiyned for disorderly conduct. The
Mayor dismissed the ease, but repri-
manded the parents for not having
their offspring under control.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16

Y3 diseases Of the throat and lungs,
athiouic and recent coughs, hoarse.
nsa, Susthroat, Group, sore lungs, &c.,
Dr. Sinn's White Pulmonic BalsAm ID
he leading and reliable remedy.
tta 5Nand 81. Depot 4th 4 King,
Philadelphia COZ Market street. Sold
dealers.
'utsrived, q prime lot Of Minnesota
stent Flour, very low, at Stewards,
lWst Front street, wholesale.
Those in search Of time will do we'll
calling on Millard F. Davis, No. 8
VT Second street.
deorgs H. Ash, merchant tailor, has
moved from No. 4 East Sd street Il
o. 1o5 Market street. Spring suitt
,tsin the latest style. Give him 9
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Choir Visitation.

Last evening the choir Of the Scott
M. E. church took . final farewell oi
their pastor, Rev. G. M. Pegg, at his
residence on Lombard street above
Eighth. The evening was passed
with vocal and instrumental music and
social conversation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Fixa Heavy Welghts.

The five heavy weights Of Hswkh's
Senate have been weighed. The COM.
bined weight Ia 1906 pounds, 40 follows:
100, 225, 240, 270 and 291.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
SPECIAL MEHTIoH.
WOW GROCERY store.

= 2 Wheeler, No. IU4 'kAss mo
Osc' 20 ! q, a. lately finished and complete-
|Irss., rss.,odslsd uas the old stand having torn
fs,uvS m ,Sa old fixtures. Ths now ones
|'ri y. ,Ss t store second To none. Being
|esss 70, 'ur Drstefal for patronage, and By
|tsspy ,:, sst,eption to business he hopes
|Aieuii .i, continuance Of the Same
y y ss,'s sSa.slIed ID in new stock Of shoios
y ...iss' nas and shall sndeavor to make
\. e e,iees for good goods as low 40 the
|,ps '. pi'' He extends aoordial invitation
Y S.,I% \, n come and see the new store.
/ v.1v y ~ especially r. GEO. .R.WHBELHR,
wy M lO4 r. End st., VIII, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Spring suitfngs.

n, v. E. Holmes, proprietor and
..,s, 49, Of the Boston One Price Cloth
Z. s,Ias HSnse, is meeting with great sue
as l.:. at At No. 2l3 Market street, where he
~ ali he can attend to retailing goods
!. \, vbolesals prices. In his merchant
{. '.suorina department he has orders suf-
|'isut .iS, 70 keep employed his large force
v I,.ilors tor the next two weeks, and
M the prospect Of being obliged TO
,,.us l bis force. 500 different styles
SIr 'sLno suitings to select from In this
Isn,rtment, S at prices ranging from sl4
.s9O pantaloons from % to $6.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
AGenuine Yara Segar.

es,sue brand, will be ready for sale
n Schultz mandatory, on Saturday,
|tbs 10Th inst. 1t Is unnecessary to say
|. word in recommendation OF this
Brand, al We ask Is that you call at
n. : East All street, and try them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
Howard school.

At the A. U. N. P. Church on Tenth
street between Orange and Shipley,
this evening the question as to how the
st1dies in the Howard school shall be
graded, will be discussed by our colored
citizens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16
For Delaware,

At the annual commencement of the
Peansylvanis University, yesterday,
the graduates for Delaware were David
Reese Street and Charles T. Cahson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16

xhe Wsshp Hews In she Three Dsl'
aware Counttss.


.
xhe WsshT News IN shs sThrse DsA'
swsfe eceenuss:
h Little interest was sAkSh N usSlse, %s.
towns town election. lne now y'
are ~ ioiioss' Aioerm ~ q q
ahompsoH yomm,ssl0nsas, w ,,.s s fohr :
rauoess. VI. Joan " w noos.oa, % n.
q. swan, p. fiAnn .,n. ws Mhnn.. n n
Calep n. Layson Assssno, n .AC r - -
honr
o ,.., N
onarleS a. pIo"n "1u ~ 49, -an. -
summons, young men " Do,o' T. ~ ~ !"
Camaen 70 visl' lrienas la.eiJ. - VIZ
evening sney we,s Haps:aa ls'alni5' h.~ ~'o0 aano
nseo y onoo. ~ - -, .ho,o III
SsdT p,owm q nov oon6nad 10 nh
bsd f,om tha rough nsa0s
w m,,. 49,. s,os .uaa.,,v e.
aamllson MoI'oa W.Sa,".oIu ~neu sv tn,,s ~
nus easy enAll =. MS ~ m'uu.os".a s. .axaU.u e
lass neuness - ", ...;S.nt 2,
Mer.,.ud whsra bs had bssn in The
I.-;.,s,r,. and IN Tho Conatitutional
co1 .ant;on ~ 1894 Hs came 70 Dela.
wsrs Ave- ysa,s .oo
..u..-,,.,x-.,
mfs: ". !. rea;n' n". = Mn,viu . ,s.' ~ IT,
80. soSn Ss.s " 80 - sf,.r : distrsssin1 and
,;n.ovs.. ,iIDass N wb;ch csnosr vas
~ ~ o.nss ~ shs vas norm in DANNY
Tonk;ns oonrtv N T. and came d
n.Ia1.-a ~ 1893
C..,- p. =. uu.o, a;d
49,. S Ss"a h,s psma ana tba namss n
h;s ,H' NAN nan sisnsd ~ bis nsnsrs when ths
r. rs q ID $780, an osrs hoa,dsa bia vas.
a., =. ths RrssIwstsr tha other dav,
ha % hss az I ham snsd sftv dollars Tor eacb
man.
= p..,. .,a Arr;oo. t-aas sra IN bloou
"a ~ ~. 49, - ~ Trssdsv and The oold
a;nht I ~ to,Iow;,n [ f,cSs tba snov on ths
hIas Th;. n-omnts tba ssDalavaraan,,
TO predict the cry Of "failure" among
the growers ,a =.
Msn who ~.s h,rr;n. da.a ora.a IN
~ panrasontst,vs - Ioahna Wahb,s asld
rs.r Mi,Sord lsst wesl~., silowsd the Are
70 eet beyond their control. It burned
a large tract Of woodland and three
hundred panels of fence.
Tha M;ad,s,own aManuscr;ptn has
.ae,, h.ar.hos from naach traas near
warwick. Nd. that were in full bloom.
That was q week ago. Fears are OK
pressed that last weeks snow and sleet
will do harm.
A M;,.on,s town a,act;on Jsmes Pom
der, Capt. Z. Warner and w. J. White
were elected commissions 10 succeed
Caleb Morris, s. ]. Martin and E. L.
Collins, whose terms had expired.
The Milford "Chronisle declares that
freights over the junction and Breakwa-
ter Railroad have been heavier than du-
ring any previous winter since the road
has been built.
Several Harrington citizens, says the
Dover Sentinel" !" met last week to Or
ganize under the charter granted by
the Lass Legislature 70 the harrington
tanning company
The easssxr journal says ths'
GnsrleS ADAMS, & near Ms'sn IL NOPE s
DI,ogs, noS maa ~. Hea a.td =. sv ~ o sS. @ ,.S.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-16

/ Snsl,z, at No. 10 East 4th street, car
J MI you potatoes lower than any othel
Hlulsr in Wilmington. He gets them
b by the car load. Don't forget ths
k,Cs. No. Is East 4th street.