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Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
NEW GABLE C0UNrY CoURT.

Thira Days Proceedings. JadEs
wsoten's Rxeuse for NOT beiss
Presess nc Csart.
Special Correspondence Of the RKruBLicAH
New CAsrLs, Sept. Il. - The special
session Of the court for September Gem
menced this morning at ten o'clock,
Chief Justice Comegys and associate
Justice Houston on the bench. Tho ut.
tendance at the court this morning was
small, all from Wilmington who had nc
pressing business prefeIipg TO remain
in Wilmington 10 witness the parade Of
the Catholic benevolent associations.
Chief Justice Comsgys stated before
the Grand Jury retired that lie had re-
ceivea letter from his associate Judge
Woottsn giving bis reasons for not
being present at this term Of court.
Some time last spring It will BE- recol-
leo,ed that the Judge received an in
Jury to his knee cap from which he had
not yet fully recovered. 10 addition to
this Judge Wootten stated Ia his letter
that he was engaged In holding 0rph-
ans court In Sussex County, and he
could not perform that daty and DO in
New Castle at the same time.
He hoped, however, to DO able and
that nothing would occur TO prevent
him from bsiDg present at the Nvvem-
Der term o! court.
Judge Comsgys said that as Judge
Wootten had requested hs deemed II
proper that the court and juries should
know the cause Of Judge Woottsn's
absence.
The first case called was that Of the
State against Mark Gross, in which the
defend ant was charged with the larceny
of a pair Of mems shoes, the property
Of Patrick Nsloney. The proof being
positive the Jury rendered . verdict Of
guilty without leaving the box.
The case against Edward l.. Bristow
aud Perry Davis was continued over to
the November term, defendants renew
ing their bonds, and the witnesses in the
case we're discharged from any further
attendance at the present term Of
court.
Jacob Wright was brought into Court
under an indictment for an assault and
battery on his wife. but as the wife had
come forward and impIored disoontin-
nance Of the case on the promise Of her
husband to do better the case was dis
The Chief Justice told
him that II he was ever brought into
Court sgain under such charge the
fullest extent Of the law would be put
in force against him.
He said there WAS no excuse for 9
man who drank SO much liquor tina:
under the influence he would assault
his wife. He hoped he would leave
Court Gith a firm resolve to Lead q bet
ter life
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22


LII. eimmg' Vegetable Lave, SsT n
gar Coated, without an equal !n ny h
grippe or sicken In operating wGV w.. w' ID
easy by acting directly on me L Y. NJ
the lest energies by promoting z, W Hssi2
action OF the Liver. In doing us ,ss n
Neuralgia, Pains In the right W n"sdys|
through the Lungs, Indlgesaon,,, U
Sick Stomach, Weak BacS, D .s,nS d
Feelings through tho body, aiDS Val
Biiliousness, LaDguor, Gs0cin ,r,%
and other bodily inbrmitieS Ge vi yI noJltj
arc the only Pills known th& N. WI VI
operate without Gripping, sNssestiys. 4
promote prom ' healthy Liver and Ies ,ss a n;
free from the danger Of prevailing I'D
Sold by dealers and county ~ III 10 IL
ASK for Dr. Simms' Pills Ane taae Tan|
Principal depot, Fourth and ni
on. Del. Phllad0lDhia- 0O2 Arop
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
MARRVAGEN

BAlLEY--M ANN-Dn the 18th inst. by Rev
John FTance OF Newark Mr.. William !
BAILEY. Of Newark. and Mis- Sarah 4
Mann, OF Stanton, Del.
S U LLlV AN-HIBBERD.-At Chsdds
Ford, on Monday evening September 20
oy Sev. N. Weston, of Crozier's Tie logt
cal Seminary. Rev. J. Wesley sullivan an,
Miss Emma Hibberd. Both Of Wilmington
ROBERTS-POS rLES.-At Deisvar, Ci y
on thu eventr q Of the l9,h Inst by tho Rsv
Mr.. Talbtt, Mr.. WIN. II 66uerts IN,
Mtsa Lizzie PostIes.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
wepub,,eau Couu.y M ee,inx.

The New Castle County Republican
Executive Committee will meet nex'
Saturday afternoon, the 18th instant
at 2 80 p. m, in the Lincoln elub room
in this city. Every member Is spe'
cially requested TO be present as bust
ness Of considerable importance gay
oeme before the committee.
s. HERsBy, GEO. w. STosR,
Secretary. Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
TIN. st,nw,er Renubifc.

During the past season the steamer
Republic has made 80 trips 10 Cape
May, and has carried about rs. 00C PAS
ssngers. Last Sunday the steamer
close her third season, and on Monday
afternoon arrived at the dock Of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company.
Whilst she is lying in her win
ter quarters the Delaware Bay &
Cape May Railroad, which runs from
the Republics landing to Cape May
City, will bs extended TO Sewell's, OF
Cold Water Point.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
ID H3ISTER'S ORDER
REGISTEH,S OFFICE.

new CASTLE County, August 6, 1880.
Upon the application Of Evans Pennington.
Administrator, q. T. A.. Of John Guypr, late
II Wilmington hundred, 10 said ecu ty,
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by the
Ieg1ster thattho Administrator Aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Admins
traitor, C.T.A. upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof, by causng
advertisements 70 be p0sted within forty days
from the date Of such letters, IN siy Of the most
cubic places OF the county Of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
The estate, 10 present the same or ABIDE Dy AN
Vct Of Assembly In such case made and pro.
7lded. And aIss cause thesans To be insert tod
within the same period. in the DRLAWARa
REPUBLICAN. a Newspaper puhlished III Will.
nington, ard 10 be continued there = three
Eeeks, (e-od)
~, Given under the bond and seal Of
LIB. Office Of the Register Aforesaid, Ct
~ New Castle, In New Castle County,
Lioresaid, the day and year above written.
y. O. BIGdS. Register.
NoTIcE--An persons having CLAIMS against
he estate OF the deceased, must present the
anne duly attested to the Administrator on
before August 8, 1851, or abide the act
Assembly in such case made and provided.
EVANS PENN1NHTO y. Adm, q. T. A.
Address, Wilmington, Del. 90
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Pine ClOehIMa.

John H. Moore, No. 22s Market street
Is now prepared To furnish ready made
olsthing for fall and winter wear a
extremely cheap rates. Also he viii
nj axe suits at short notice. Mr.. Nathan
B .yns, the we'll known tailor, super'
intends the cutting department Of Mr.
Moore's clsthing houSe. Readers will
please consult the advertisement whish
appears in another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
ChesteF County KntR.

The exhibition the Chester County
Agricultural Society, at West Chester,
will commence on Thursday, the 23rd
inst, and will continue on Friday and
Saturday. The entries for the race are
all completed, and 1t ia said that not a
horse from this city has been entered.
A number Of our citizens will doubt
less attend, unless Middletown should
offer the greatest attraction.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Nomination Election.

The Democrats will hold Q h0mtna'
ton election on Saturday for County
Assessors. Josiah Mccall and Harry
Brown are candidates In the Northern
District, and William H. Qalnn,
James Monaghan and David D. Hug hes
who now mods the Office, In the south,
ern District.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

Asst. Adj. Gsn'l. VI. s. NoEd
this afternoon notified that Ar,
msnt sbad been made for the trans,
ton Of theG.A.R, to Milford and ,
on the day ofths turial Of Gen To
There will probably be 4 larrs a,
sncs from this city and special
will be reserved for their ACCOM-,
ton.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Arrived.

DR.. Darmon arrived in our city al
noon on Tuesday and during the after.
noon and this morning received numer'
Gus calls at his Office, No COS Market
street. Hs is accessible to all, rich and
poor alike, bis aim being TO benefit the
greatest possible number. Let the
sf1 cted take notice and act as sound
Judgment dictates.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
The CHAMPION Onrsmen

A London despatch rays Fdward
Hanlap, the Canadian oarsman, had q
short phil on the Tyns.on Saturday last.
He says he never pleased himself go
we'll with his soulIing as in the past
three days. Eessrs. Laycock and Triik-
EFT, the Australians, had short spuVts
On the Thames on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
EkcOFt of Rand

The Bird Guards will escort the
Band on Friday evening TO the Repub-
loan meeting at Fourth and Market
streets, ever the following route: From
their headquarters Eighth and Market,
mp Market TO Tenth, out Tenth 70
West, down West TO Seventh, down
Seventh to Market and down Market 10
Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

The Republican Convention Of tn
Tenth District Of Tennessee, held or
Monday, nominated William R. Moore,
. dry goods merchant OF Memphis, fol
Congress. Part Of the delegates bol,sd
and nominated Colonel Thomas 4
Hamilton, who snnodnced himself az al
Independent car didasv.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

The Green Hill church, on the Kennel
pike, is being greltly improved in ap
pearanos. A Gothic roof has been
placed on it, and thu interior as vel
as exterior, is heing greatly improv, d.
The pastor Rev. g.. l.. Moore, is earnest
As ever ia the good work and a hopsfu
and cheerful feeling prompts the msm
bership to put forth efforts to sustain
him.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
THE COUNTY COURT.

Lamplugh Convicted for an AS
saula on n. drew CHIiey-WhOle.
sale sentencing Of Prisoners 10
the " hiDptng Pest.
Special Corresponds -cs OF the Republican.
NBw CASTLE, De-, Sept 70 Inn
The case OF the State va. Joseph
Lamplugh, indicted for an assault on
Andrew Galley OF Christiana Hundred.
was called. This was O case connected
with the case Tor which he was tried
yesterday for the larceny Of a milk
/ can, q lot Of cider and quart measure
but for which verdict OF not guilty"
was returned. A Jury being empansl-
ed, Mr.. Galley testified that at the time
that he discovered that Lamplugh and
others were the parties who took the
property In question, the accused
threatened 10 blow his brains ont and
pointed loaded and capped pistol, at
him.
Clarence Smith, young lad along
with Mr.. Galley corroboratsd his state,
ment.
Lsmplugh, speaking In his own de.
Tense stated that the pistol was not
loaded, and was SO much ont Of order
that 1t wonld not 60 of.
! The Court Charged that a threat, &C.
conpanisd with An attempt to shoot,
constituted an assault, bat that the
Jury had to be satisfied from the svi.
dence that an attempt was made to
shoot by the defendant before they
could convict.
The case Of the S'ate va. Jas. Wilson
and others, better known as the Mt
Cuba assault and battery case, were
postponed until next Court.
The following sentences were inpos.
cd upon persons convicted:
James Msekey, for larceny Of a pair
Of trowsers from Charles Italie, SEN
fenced to pay costs, pay 81 restitution
money, on Saturday next between 10
aud 2 O'Clock to receive 20 lsshss, to
be imprisoned 3 months and to weat a
conviot's jacket q months after his re.
lease froin Jail.
Daniel Hully, for :hs larceny o! 40
pieces OF prass from the +. W. q b. x.
Is 20, was sentenced to pay costs, pay
~ ~ restitution money, receive twenty
lashes, be imprisoned 3 months, and
wear oonviot's jacket six months.
William Jones, for the larceny Of a
watch from John Eastburn, was sen.
fenced 10 pay costs, s2O restitution
money, receive 10 lashes, be imprisoned
3 months, and wear q convict's jacket
six months.
William Fl. Spencer, for the larceny
Of 3 lot Of pattern makers tools from
Samuel 3. Wier, w,s sentenced to pay
costs, To pay $4l.O5 restitution money
10 receive 20 lashes, to 10 imprisoned 3
months and 10 wear q convIct's jacket b
mouths.
Patrick e'NIell, for the larceny Of 3
broad axe from George y. Bonu, was
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Tho ASS s.snaeut List.

John P. Springer, late Clerk OF the
Peace, requests us 70 invite all persons
whose namss do not appear on the tax
books, which the Levy Court ordered
to be plaord on the assessment list, to
call a. No. 500 West Second street. and
he will attend TO the matter and remedy
all omissions made through clerical
blunders or mistakes.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
INCUR FLOURv AT GRANGER

ELOUR FLOUR! AT GRANGER
II stsre, lob 4. 9Th St. Juat think, O bar.
rel OF goo1 -four 70! IS; this is no trashy stuff
Tut excellent -four for the price Give II q
trial. We have four az SO and % 20 per bar
rel: old wheat -four at &C. 10; best pastry &c. 10.
We have the vhitest sugar and tie best COT.
ee In the city for the price. lent forget our
Fosters teas at Soc ID; we have had parties
IRON New York to say they never tasted such
tea. Soap and SO. bar, they are wond ertul.
We have lust opened lot Of broOms aad
brushes; come and see them, It will pay you
for your trouble. Don't forget eur &c. ttaroh
rat meal o.; Olein SOAP &c. Go 10 10 lO3 f..
9th street. and zee for yourself
9lkt0t W. u. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
koY FOnn0.

A safe or dead latch key wAs picked
up in one OF our streets this morning,
and left at this office,
The red scarf lost a few evenings ago
has not come to light. Cent the
finder call at this Off and learn where
the loser resides.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Powder sHill Explosions.

Explosions occurred In two mills In
the Hagley yard, at DuPont's, between
five and six O'Clock, yesterday after
noon. The wheels and roofs were blown
acroes the creek. Fortunately no one
was injured.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Maud withdraw.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-Maud s., the
now acknowledged king Of the turf, will
reach her home in Chester Park tenor.
row morning, where 10 is understood
she will remain until the return Of Mr..
Vanderbilt.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
BANGING school Re.epsnsd.

The snci7g fehoo! In the Live Oak
Assembly's loom, which has been SC
successfully in former years, WAS re-
opened last evening. The attendance
vas very good. Prof. Coleman is the
dancing master. There is room for q
few more pupils.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
TMfoRTANri5 TO ALL INfEEh''
Or. hoBERTsoE, y :! T. \, 60'N

BALTlMORE, M opltl
Prom 10 years experience u ,o p~ q 81
6peciai practice guarantees IpaiANs, y
cases Of the URINARY vTTABNl
VOUS AND SEMINAL ,MpOIEN
NOCTURNAL EMISSlONsbNnR RBQ
Ooss Of sexual power) etc., 6v tDS poIIpI
SYPHILIS, recently cont'ac DS,rI bcs VI
cured in from 8 to ~ days. NJ Su.,csrg Y
any address. Gall or write op
for reply. ,adte Hls
DR.. KS special remedy M o. "
with irregularities ~
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

UARhETEE.
M Nearly everything We sell 10 DO 70
turned II not found satisfactory when exam
insd at home. The few exceptions are such
articles as the rule obviously cannot apply to;
books, for example.
JOAN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteen III and Market streets and
CITY Hall Square, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
MleeCiasx,

The Republicans Of the Ninth Ward
will meet at the Old Academy on
Thursday evening at G. 80, for the pur.
pose Of nominating an Inspector TO be
voted for on the first Tuesday in
October. A full attendance ia desired.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Lost.

pocket book containing from "a to
a6, and small lead pencil, was lost on
King street this morning ny lady
from the country. the finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving the same
a. this Offi3s
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

This many friends Of Mr.. L. II. Rob.
bins win be pleased TO learn that he Ia
recovering from an attack Of pneu.
monia which threatened his life, che
physicians at one time having little
hope Of his restoration to health.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Bon net Lost.

A pale blue bonnie. for q child was
lost this morning on King street, he
tween Fourteenth and Ninth streets.
Fne finder will confer a favor on leav-
ing 1t at the store OF John Witsell
Fourteenth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
He c. Will be Taken.

II M Hsrbet desires 70 bet as repre-.
sented, he can bs accommodated, 1t ia
said, on calling at the Cigar store OF
David Goldberg, No. l07 West Seventh
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
NInh MAaIfnn

The Higgins club will hold +, !,
lar business meeting In their ball
fall attendance ia requested By
Of their President l.. b. HHsRy,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

ENOR sALR-A TwO.HORSB OART IN
u good order; iron Axle. Apply 10 Braa.
ywine stand, below Resendale Park.
n t2ysItN y,TWADpW4L
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

WAN ED "A LA EGE sic ID Soy AT
and Orange streets. s2H2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
QUOTATIONS.

Delaware il. r. LIST mortgage .''','."''
Phila-, vii. 4 Bait. II. Il. lst MORTGAGE
Wilmington Uity Railway Let i0ortgss''
Masonic Hall %. Let mortgage ...''""'
Delaware City. LIST mortgage ..."''""I
Dolav are Il, X. Extension ......""''i
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
BROAERA.
JOHNSoNAoO.

TI4LLUTT. JOHNSON 400.
BAFhERS AND BROKERS
OUREEH SIXTH AND MARKH
Wilmington Delaware
MHDCT PRIVATE WIkE
From our once 70 the Nov Yorh and
deiphia Stock Exchanges, QustatloI
niBhed simultaneously With sala
made Of those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SsnFn,
stocks and bonds bought and sold u
RED on margin.
FoR SALIVA aha Win. Coal "a,
500 Wilms CITY ~ per Ct Ian, 70,
CITY Q per Ct Lean.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

ITPHOLSTERf.
III Our work Is already 50 well known that
wlLEin two yea-s IRON the beginning We have
tho largest trade In tho city. 1t embraces
everV grace from the very plainest Of sEestSn.
tial work
In the CALLER es, at the Market street front !;
stairway at the outer circle north from the
/ centre entrance also from the Furniture and
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

Aid, hiehsel Taggart.
Metropolitan Band Of Philadelphia, q
pieoes.
Ancient Order OF Hlbernlsns z25 mem
bers; 4. J. Mcguire and }. J. Null
lin; Aids, J. W. karrigan, John
Barton, N. ]. McCloskey.
THIRD prylsrop.
M.vsh,, pohs,t poddar and A,ds
T.;sadahir p.na 40 Ch.s,a. y.
.. In.".h,a P,Dassi,I $500 90 So.
90 ho "O0 w.s.hsI CI.r,ss noHnh ~
Ala nan;.I nonohSr,s
G, p.,a",s paraso;ai sorIs,n 20 ,nom
y" -. M"-sh.I d g,ssa,
ia Thns n P.diasn
o.Ia.b,,s R.,S ,cSas,s,
G. pnsaa;y,a p.nasn;., 1870 4,
members Marshal, Joseph Good.
man Aid, Peter Newman.
BrAudywine Catholic Literary Associa
ton, 43 members Marshal,
T. J. Hanley.
FOURTH DIVISION,
n,,.h.,I,hr = LYNN aud Aids
Mn,.Ua Mu;,ayr ~ '
q, M..,a p~n,sa,.I $50 on ,u,
-" 80. W.rsSSI I"oanh pnu
80 IA psnI -
=, M,,,.aI', r. 10, son,.,U 90 r.n
Nv " h"rs no1shaip naS,r..
' A., u M.c.i,,u
Blmira Cornet Band Of Newport, ID
], p.n,,s p.res"ioI soo,o,v ,oo nfu
hars Marsha,-H Pnssy. Add
Jos Grant A. p. Grace PAL.
Tiek Bnrns Gaoyca CIsrk
p,.ndvw;ps Cornst Rad TX n;ecss
Immsonlata Convention R,petietaI M.
cis,v Ma,sbalWR,vard Rss,hnr,.
Aid-pa,ri.k R1lpn
The parade presented q credltable
appearance and the marching Of some
of the Societies was very good. This
was specially the case with the Knights
Of 81. Lawrence and st. Mary's Pioneer
Corps. About 100 mSn we're in line.
The following Is the route OF parade.
Form on Fourth street, right resting
on French, march down Fourth to Pine,
70 sixth to French, to Front, to Market,
BY Tenth and Avenue, 70 Madison, to
Fourth, TO Jackson, to Maryland avenue,
to Front, to West, to St Peters pro-
cathedral 81 sixth and West streets.
A4ruR PRO cATuppRAL.
The parade came 10 halt at Sixth
and west streets at IL 20 O'Clock and
the Pro Cathedral filed rapidly, the
delegates TO the Convention entering
and occupying the middle block OF
seats, followed by the members of the
different Societies. Here High Mass
was to be celebrated, and the galleries
we're filed with spectators. The altar
was handsomely decorated with fow-
ers. Prof. Fred Pullmer presided at
the organ and the Philharmonic 60
cistY took the place of the regular
choir and sang Millard's Mass in b
fat during the ceremony, under the
leadership Of Prot. Rhoades. This was
very effectively sung.
The beautiful service Of High Mass
was rendered by Rev. James Henry, OF
st. Louis, No., who IL also Treasurer Of
the l. C. b. u. and at its conclusion
Rev. James Kelley made the address of
welcome TO the delegates.
The reverend gentleman babe the
delegate welcome TO Wilmington and
10 Delaware on this tSe frat occasion of
the animal session of theI. C, B. U, In
our midst. The address nnder the
circumstances. hs said. wcnA hava IN
be made in A far ditf.r.n. manner than
II the Bishop we're here. n saamed a.
ting TO the sneaker, and he 40 exnrsss.
I'D himself that the Catholic Churcb
should welcome the delegates IA thew
were representative Of The Ca,holic
Cburch and identified with bsr ;,t.r-
ests.
Thew had dons we'll IN tahs tba nom.
NJ that obnrob. Tn. linton wss ron.
finad TO no nation. and In thair ,anks
is To be found men Of avery Ii,os and
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

WANTED.-A GIRLEOR GENERAL
housewoEk. Inquire No. = Fast Sew.
ehbn bueet 9Et2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
(NAkPETS

CAkPETS.
We have ready considerable variety
OF medium priced Carpets.
In the gallery over the central aisle from
Mari et street stairway at the inter section Of
thai aisle with tie outer circle.
John WAEAMAkER.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

&7- A NINTH AMI EXpLRSfs
~ aDernteed u Agents. OuGiit fres.
b SaO, Aup ust, Bi Aine,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Wilmington, Del.
INSON, CHANDLER az
BANKERS

Wilmington, lei
WANTKD.--op per cent. city losn, l9nl
FoR SALB.--e0 shs. city Railway STOCK
Dividend orders Penna- X. X. o. q
DEPOSITS REUElVED, 4 PER OEETI
LOWED ON DAli Y BALAE0Bl
Home and Foreign Investment Seq
bought and sold. wv
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

lTIDCKS.
~ UDe.day, eight-day, striking. not st1k
ing, alarm clocks, suitable for every room II
the house.
outer circle northwest from the center.
JJHN WANAMAKEK.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

ENURNITURB
e We are paItly ready. We have not
room enough TO Keep everything In furniture
bus intend 10 have The best OF such as is most
called for here, viz, elegant and substantial
| articles: at lower prices than elsewhere
In the gallery. rom Market street to the
City Hall.square entrance. Enter BY either
Of the Jour sairways In that quarter Of the
building, " from the Upholstery gallery
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
NEM ANVKMtINEMXNr..

INFANT ED. "A STOUT BOY FRO
w the county wishes n situation In n
store, Once or ahere he oAn make himself
generally u6t fol; has h8d some experience.
Adaiess v W. Boz "A, rev Cast 0, Del. 22ti
TlOARutN0..-A PLEASANT SECOND
- story roo 4 with bOard 1T Sil 1atnalI 81
p223t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

TOWELS.
l. Plain, bisached huckablek, large heavy,
all linon, 10 csnts
DaDask, very large, fair quality, ssiored
border, all-linen, 30 cents.
French embroidered t1ne dAmask. fast COL
ors, very large and rich, o. 10 and SITS each
Outer circle, o. the City-hsll-square On.
franco, JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

ID h, ROBINSON h co,
BANKERS AND BRUKERs
N. Il. COR. FOURTH AND MAR
Wilmington, Del.
US. FOURS FOE SALE
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

TSARLE LINEN.
Il German table linen u cents yard.
RapkiAs 20 match, size - inches, " doe.
Nett outer circle, west from tho center.
JOHN WANAMAKkR.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

TROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS.
~ We have 20 very great variety, 70 nearly
every thing that We venture 10 cay We have
whatever you want
We think II good policy to discard alto
gether current prices, and TO sell as we con
sfford You wfll be surprised 70 zee what you
can get for Q few dollars.
Northwest corner Of the buildirg; spaea OF
1000 square ioet.