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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Gls9CKRlES.

6gR9CERlES.
ClTRON9 AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
% UKNrs PER POUND.
BLACK. GRE n, JAPAN AND MIIED
TEAS AT
UENTS PER POUND.
rnoss goods ara unsxoelled In purity ,stFpnsth
and flavor, BY any in the city at tho
price. Try them and b
convinced Of the fact
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. u. BOWMAN Manager
Is 4. SECOND ST., 10 \. SpSCUrID TT,
Wilmington, DelGw.ro
Our ssso1trAsnt Of the flncr grades ea 7~a
and Coffee, and perfectly pure peppsr, In6
spices gonerally. Ia one Of the best Pr,cos
Away right SUGAR AT uJSf 10 GUS
TOMER6
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
A EDociaI MEETING

OF the Bird Guards will be held TO-.
night at s o'clock. Full attendance Of
memb srs IL requested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
ID CRIMSON, CHANDLER q Co..
BANKERS
vO. Y,s MARKET STREET

wilmington, lei.
Foa sALH-siOeo Wilmington CITY 0 Per
o. mt. Loan.
Dividend orders Penna. Y. X. W. caSneo'
nEPJsSlIS REOElVED, PER GENT. All
LOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.
Home and Foreign investment Securities
bought and sold. tieu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
- - 49, go
wanted.

A good boy to feed double cylinder
prest. Good wages given. IDquirs at
this rfioe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

u
We havoa larger stock OF umbrellas than
was ever IL Philadelphia before. 1t would be
strange II you couldn't ind In 1t Just what
you want
East Of the Chestnut street entrance; and
at the east Market street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
Arpid EMS

Yesterday an employee j \ M
MoLear & Kendall, n G,l ;ss,' y
his right hand badly ',, ,"IE
working at a shaping l Tis,,s,
A little boy named h :, va
day, upset a kettle of Of h so.',li,d,
himself and was badly ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
FINANCIAL.
8 AND 8 PER CENT.

interest," guaranteed. First mortgages On
improved iarm and city properties. Inter
est payable semi-Rnnually. Leans mado on
only one-third OF the appraised value OF the
property. Security absolute and ample. Fur
ther information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
Eastern Manager OF OHAS. r. BOLMAh
4 CO., Topeka, Kas.,
<-2f.u No. West tn street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
n Office.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joan AS.
association. Rev stock now offered.
Apply to GEO. q. MARIS, Secretary,
l05.lm- cod No. COL Shlpley st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

A meeting Of the ppd ibb
Fifth Ward will be he .ss
day) evening in the s,Gin ~,.
NTH. Seventh and s 'a,,'ipsis
"A O'Clock. A full a'''
, ublioans 10 reques'ea'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19
cPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

y
X. GARHAET, the reliable merchant
tailor. formerly OF our city, has returned from
Philadelphia, and is openius out merchant
tailoring store at No. S3 Fast Fourth ttreet.
He earnestly col icits call from his old
friends and customers to examine his new
stock OF goods. Respectfully,
l0llt5t N X. GARHART.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

AKOhkY To LOAN In LARGE OH
lNA small amOu Nts ON Drst mort
gage ON city properly.
y. n. NMGTh. Treasurer,
wilmB. Savings Fund aOs'y..
l03tf y3O MnE 4 ct SGss Wal. Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

MIGHT SCHOOL
the public night school will open on MOI
day. tho 18th inst. at 7.30 p. ~, In schoi
nouse No. 9, Eighth and WOllasten streets.
lUI4lt A. II. ShIMShA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

Yla W. FRONT STRFET.
tOorrected daily by A. Il. Iatnaii..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-19

WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

nEF0RE you bny your Fall Supplies, see
- ALISTAN'S goods az Gre { Mills or Sc.
lnigoes'. lie can save you money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

Orphans Court Of st. Mary's County, SGT;
April 10, 1880.
ORDERED by the Court, That ID. g. Ham
" nett, ExecniorOf
MARY e. DISCOE,
late Of Sc. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased
give G1c notice required by law % the deoeased's
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
sanse be published once a week for six successive
weeks in The 81 Mary1s BEAcOx.
Test: JeHN B. AnELs,
Register Of Wills fur Sc. Mary 'seounty.
IN pursuance Of the above order, hereby give
notice that ] have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Sc. Mary's county, Maryland, Ietters
testamentaFy on lise personal estate o. Mary E.
Biscoe, late Of said county, deceasrd. Az per-
sons having claims against THE said deceased arr
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same With the pro
per vouchers attached thereto 10 the Subscriber,
On OF before the 18th day Of October, 1880,
they will Otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate An pcrsons indebted
10 the Decreased are requested 30 make immediate
5nsyment 20 the Subscriber.
d. G. HAKMETT,
April IS. IssO-ew. Executor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
FOR RATTLE.
NOTICE.

RaOTICR b hereby given, that all persons In
" dubted 10 the late Henry Neal on account
ere requested 20 settle the same with the under
Eigaed Immediately.
JOS. =. NEAL.
aar 10. iseO-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
NOTICE To CREDTT0as.

Orphans Court Of St. Nary's COuRiy, Sat:
Mas ~, 1880.
o. EDERED by she Court, That Vim. q
~ Reedsr, administrator w. A., q Faraii
n IIeFI,rTi, late 81 50. Mary 3 enunty MaEylasd
deceased. give the Hoiiee required by law 70 the
leceased's creditors 20 exhibit their claims and
that ilse same BE Published once Neek for six
successive weeks in the S. MaEy's BEAe0n;
Test: JOHs b. AEKEL,
Register Of Wills for 81. Nary's eounty
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
p. MANN.
no. 207, 9TH Street, ~. Z.
Opposite Centre Market,)
WASHINGTON, D. C.

N-E. GALATTf, formerly of this eoanty.
Is now connected with the business Of r. Mann,
and will be pleased 10 receive calls from his old
ST. Mary's friends and will make prompt res
Ponse to any orders they may send him in his
line Of business. 81
Feb, 10. 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27
FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. EditOrs:-The friends or n. JOHN
SON COTTON knowing his sterling worth and
representative ability request you to RnnOuneo
him as a candidate FOR q scat In the Senate Of
Maryland az The next election (Ieell and say, 10
he viii become acand;date, he will be warmly
supported by
Nov II, 1919. Twu P1oVsa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

Ia puFsuance Of the above order, hereby give
nossee that have obtained from the Orphans
rourt ~ ~. Mary'E eounty, Maryland, letters "
administration On she peEsonalefiaie Of Sarah y .
HeFbers, late of said eousty, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said drceaHtsl
sre hereby notified % exhibit The same WITH the
JroieF vonclsers attached lheFrso ~ the shhscFi-
,er en- or before tlse I5fh day Of Eovember, a.
hey viii Otherwise by law be excluded fFonl
The bene6ts Of the said estate. All peEscEt IL
aebted 20 she decreased are requested 20 make IN.
mediate payment 70 the subscriber.
WI G. REEDER.
Nav I 2. 1880 ew Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, Set:
April %, 1850.
nRDERBD By The Court, That q. G. Combs,
MARY LEACH. -
late Of So. Aary's eounty, Nd, deneased, give
the notice required BY law 10 ne deceased 9
creditors 70 exhibit their cIaiisk and that the
same be published oneesa week ior six success
sive weeks in the Sc. Nary g BEAc0s.
Test: .Jomy BgTApMEE.
Register Of wills Tor Ss. Mary's county
NOTICE. t~i9
In pursuance ofthc above order, hereby give
notice that have obtained from The Orphans
Court of st. Mary's county, Maryland. letters
tesiameHtaFy. on the peEs0nai estate Of Mary
Leach, late Of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having Chains against The sale deceased are
hrreby notified 60 exhibit the same with the
proper youchers attached thereto % The anhscri-
Der, on or before the 3sth day Of pctOhsr, 1850,
they viii otherwise BY Law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate. All persons indebted
to the deceased are Fcquested % make Immediate
4. c. C0NRS
Rxeeuaor
April 20, Isso-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

Total Losses paid since oFganiza-
ton embracing le,O 900 claims. S7,023, 900 ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-05-27

STATEMENT.
January ]. 1880.
Gross Assets. $S,Oo9, 4ss 10
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
Truth worst of An.

A man who said he was trying to get
enough money together to reach Toledo
yesterday entered an Office on Girls
void street and told his story and add
ed that his name was Cesar.
"Any relation 20 Julius or Angus
tus?" queried the citizen.
"Well, no, want to Be square about
this thing, and | tell you honestly that
am not related TO either.n
sThen l can't help you any. You
are nothing but a common sort o. plug,
and 1t won't make any difference
whether you get to Toledo or not. It
you were related to the great Julius /
should feel in duty bound TO help you. "
The man backed ont will out another
word, aid entered the office next door,
and walked up to the occupant with
the Temark: srDy name is Cesar, and I
a,n closely related TO Julius and Angus
tus. Can you spare me ten cents to
help me to Tofedo9o
"Sir, You are base deceiverl" replied
the other. ssYou are no more related
to the Caaars than Iarni Had you come
in here and told me truthful story /
should have given Jon quarter. Yo.,
can go rir.0
The man went opt, and he determined
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
-AFaghsEne Tar.


We have recently heard an interest /
ing anecdote by which one can deduce
a. novel aud adorR it into tale, o
how second thought often prevents
complications. There is Yankee skip
per from Maine, well known as coal
trader, Captain Pitcher. He is like
most Main men, large proportioned
and muscular. Some years ago he ran
tile Krauz from Washington to Boston,
but has been abroad since, trading be-
tween this country and the continent.
AS the story goes, British troop-ship,
commanded by an irritable, impetuous
old officer of the Queens, "navee,'' was
at anchor in foreign port. Captain
Pitchers bark was being piloted in,
and through ecme miemanagement,
iouled the jibboom of the troop. ship
doing, however, little or no damsge.
The old officer, in a fury OF rage, howl.
ed:
"Come on board, SIR"
The Yankee skipper, not exactly
knowing what to do under the cifcum.
stances, pulled IN his gig to she ladder
of the troop-ship and mounted to the
deck. He was somewhat startled
when, as be stood upon it the old officer
called:
"Sentry, arrest that man."
The skipper was astonished but
quickly answered: "I am an American
citizen. am unarmed, but no one shal!
arree: me-"
"Arrest him, sentry. Don't you hear
me?'' roared the captain.
The sentry advanced to sieze the
skipper, but was met with left-hander
that would discount q pile-driver.
Quickly the Yankee made for the gang
way, striking down every man who ill.,
terterel, leaping iuto his gig, al d pulled
off to his bark. Straight TO the Amer
lean Cousul he went, and p"t the case
before him. The latter said he would
attend TO the matter, and the next day
the skipper called. The Consul sat at
the center OF the table; to the right was
the English officer. no otheF than Vice
Admiral Sir James Hope, K.C.B., in
all the splender of full uniform.
"Admiral Hope, Captain Pitcher"
introduced the Consul.
"Captain, / am delighted to meet
yOu," responded the Admiral. sand
noE let the war go on.'
He spoke in the sauvest manner
and with tho sweetest of smiles. The
skipper bluntly said that he thought
the English officer should apologize.
"Not at all. not at all; no, dear friend.
You came on board my slip and whipp-
ed the entire Queens navy, ard escaped
without scratch Is that not sufficient
satisfaction? Don't let us have any Ala
bama claim business; please don't ask
an apology; you are too good fellow,
[ know, to force it."
"Well Admiral" began the Captain,
greatly Modified, swell, Admiral, 1
sorter guess that it's all right"
"Of course it is. We are diplomats,
and I have some splendid brandy In
my cabin. These are excellent cigars;
we will adjourn to our brandy and
cigars; and our two nations will post
pone the war. If all the sailors are like
you, l should prefer the war be indefi.
nitely postponed" ."-Bostoaa Times.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
Notice of Fs:.al Proof.
IANpEOFFI-rr

LAND OFFICE,
OREGON CITY, Or, March 10, fssJ.
NOTICE is hereby given that tlIe following
~ named settler has fled notice of.his inten-
ton to make final proof n support of his claiul
ana secure final entry thereof, and that said
proof Will be made before j. L. Cowan. County y
Clerk of Linn county, OREGON, Mt the county
seat of said county, Wednesday, the Hth
day of April, 1880, viz: Juniua +. Whiting,
Homestead Application No. 3iS2, for the Sout h;
east quarter of Sect ION 8. owIlsIip f2, Sout n
Range West. and names the following as his
witnesses, viz: Berry James. Z. NJ. Miller,
Thomas r. Badger and w C.. Cusick. all of Leb-
anon. Linn connty, Oregon. l.. L. BARN.
March Il. ISSa-v fzn2+MJ Register
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''And it's enough to seud you up for
six months Don't you ask money"
The tramp sat down on q cold stone
block, took his last chew of tobacco
and d-mused: .-s-sss.--sss.svsz..s..
"I've lied and I've told the truth,
l've told The truth and lied. 1 made
as much one way a. the other, and
nothing out OF either. Looks now as
if I'd got to play deaf and dumb or GO
to work.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
Scraps.

of fastonishment, she added, "but not to
any fool of man." and the excitement
died away.
The Spaniards have proverb that
"parer cigarette, glass of water and
the kiss OF pretty girl will sustain a
man for day without eating" In
this country it is different. A MANS
knee has been known to support a girl
for several nights in succession.
A scientific article discusses "what
eyes are for.'' It's easy. Eyes, great,
bright, sparkling eyes, are for the pur-
pose of fooling fellow into marrying
a girl who has an aged but not intirm
mother and three older sisters, with
ever ready hearts and guiding hands to
boss your household.
If the young man who occupies hotel
stoops and chews wooden tootEpicks
took more contemplative view OF the
situation. he would soon become aware
of the extTavagant use he was making
III O1G tusAOGb Su1O OtuCEs
wise be converted into baseball bats.
When Philadelphia man goes to a
ward caucus he puts on suit of clothes
that he doesn't mind having people
wipe their feet on, and leaves word at
the butchers as he goes by to have
some beefsteak sent up to his house in
readiness to apply to his eye. Ward
caucuses in Philadelphia are not a mere
empty form.
"What is political science ?"asks an
exchange. Political science Political
science! Oh. yes give see. When you
can make the people believe that you
can hold office better than the man who
is in, and they have the confidence to
put you in his place. you have demon
strated about all there is to political
science.
The chief of Virginia paper having
had no angry men come in to club him
for some months, discharged his fighting
editor, as he thought he didn't need
him, and the same day he was cowhid-
ed seven times and chucked through
every w.udow in his sanctum Folks
found out they wouldn't have to see
the fighting rnan.
The editor of the Mount Sterling
(ky.) 1Scorcher had a call the other
night from 200 masked men who re-
quested him TO publish their warning
against the horse-ihieyes of the country.
He said it was against his rule to
publish anonymous communications,
but he thought he could make All ex.
ception in this instance.
Whittier has beautiful little poem
now going the rounds, beginning,
a picture memory brings to me,
look across the years to see
Myself beside my mothers knee.
We have tried our best to he senti-
mental and to picture to ourselves the
homelike beauty Of the situation, ssbut
every time we read Il we can't help
,;nt;,o ~ :, ,vord s.h.as;da,s eu,bt .,
10 ..aovoss, ), I.
A boy once took il in his head
Tia: he would exercise his sled.
He took that sled into the road,
And, lord massey how he slode.
And as he slid he laughing criel,
awh.. t,,n ,non nv sIed N slide ~
- ,,,o..aa
/ a"1 - ''s 'a oo. " -
ne lFo'n soas e''u'''s tleu was S'''"e /.
Upon the slab where Ire was laid
They carved this line: "This boy was
elade."
candid ,vas lie xor,,o Esnol;sb wo.
manwho ah,..,. ~, a. t-on,
- " - - = : = -
Tso,s :,
sos " - io'o'u '''s Os'''''s -
rustic couple who were 0DXIuuS 10
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
INTERESTING ITEMS


A,aiow mixer makes COW impa-
tient, which causes her to hold up her
milk. The 'sstrippings'' are the rich
est part, and if cow is MIXED quietly,
there will be more as well as richer
Cayenne pepper, ginger OF mustard
for towels is quite beneficial. When
added to their food it stimulates egg
productions, increases their vigor ard
makes them feel well generally.
The dam and the grandam
of the famous trotting horse. Dexter.
both had the white face and white feet
which are 90 conspicuous mark Of this
celebrated trotter.
Ii only six substantial farmers in q
town are agreed, they can organize and
snstain club which will put new life
into the agricultural and, social culture
Of that town.
The check.rein lessons the horse'e
strength, brings on desease, keeps him
In pain, frets and inJures his mouth,
and epoils his temper.-Psaof. PritcIdrd.
In all our cropping aud planting We
should remember that the farm is our
capital, and that increasing its produc-
ing capacity means adding to our capi-
tai.
In trimming of the branches they
should be cut close to the trunk, e.
that no dead stumps shall dlsfigure
the tree, also that the bark may
readily grow over.
Give hens constant access to lime in
some form. Hens must have the raw
material in order to manufacture shells;
they cannot make them out of nothing.
For common ringbone in cattle, DIR.
Law says: tsPaint with tincture of To-
dine, or with corrosive subIimate-40
grains TO one pint OF water.
A peck of sour apples once week,
correspondent Of Land and Water
says, promotes health and flesh in
horses, and is"ssure cure tor worms" !"
Chickens with canier or roup will
communicate the deeease 10 all the rest
OF The dock II allowed to use the same
drinking vessel.
when crossing ID made between
Berkshire males and Poland China fe
maIes, > very valuable hog TOR pork
making 10 produced.
There was no eoIoring matter used
IN making Canada cheese which took
che aweepuSnhes Psixs 80 the National
Dairy Fair.
OF sn productions of the soil mons
ere 90 prolific in seeds as weeds; CO..
600 seeds have been counted upon one
mullen stalk.
Twosmuch clover hay, especially i
> l;tsIs mnsty, shenld never Be giver
70 d horse. as u 10 more Or less apt K
bring on cough.
DS. DanA toun3 FROM zepeeted sx
perimenaB eliAt cow Of ordinary siz.
yoids City pounds Of solid e1c4ementl
per day.
FngmgEu in Southwest Geoggis com
plain Of scarcity Of Gotten seed fol
planting purposes.
Maa 6agta Sas tie first State ii
che pnin 90 order special ez7vey .
aeicgSss sDhseass
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
It's T11eradianta.

70 ahow our faith In the safety and exeeafenea az
the x. B., upon propeK personal application. whsm
satisfied that no imp0sition ie intended. We viii
give 1eA@ zaAmAes Of all its ingredients by
prlafer Of any ether Family MGaseam8A Am sAa WeN8<
MMmy &@s&am0maal !, ,futEheK iii M&snN. 9FldF
phlss Treatise on uiseHsse oE 10 BfSod = a
91en each bottle eneoaed, Priee 9lpor
Nsfs. p. RANscx, Sos o Co, Prop 10, ,Buaha6yNN.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
HOME INTERESTS.

The following subjects for discussion
at the meeting of the Grange are sug-
gcsted, among others. by the
Vermont Farmer:
Experiences of tho past season in
whatever line Of farming is selected.
New methods IN buttsr.making.
Adaptation ofcropst to particular soils.
New varieties of potatoes and their
culture.
How to make farm lite attractive to
the young.
Best methods OF applying manure TO
special cFope.
Planting and care OF ornamental
shade trees.
Reading in reference to improvement
In ones business.
The farmers' position in regard TO
public affairs.
Road building improvement aud ad-
minisGration.
Poultry on the tsrm-varieties and
profits.
Culture of shrubs and flowers.
The best way to conduct the meeting
of the Grange and Club.
Decorations and embellishments OF
the home.
The management of grass lands.
The comparative advantage OF horses
and oxen upon the farm.
Our insect foes and how to conquer
them.
Corn-growing aud the improvement
OF varieties.
The root crops and their place upon
the farm and in feeding.
The best methods OF breaking, train
ing and handling colts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
S sCROFUIA.
wenaerfal Cure # pl.nansss.

D. RANso1, Sow Co..: For she beneit al. an
troubled with scrcfufa or 1Hnpuxe Blood In their
Eestems, I hereby recommend King of the Blood.
have been troubled with Sercfula for the past tsn
years, which 20 affected my eyes that was com-
pleeely blind for six months. waa recommended
;eo try King OF the Blood which has proved AgnsnH
btenaing to me, ~ it has completely cured me, and
eheerfualy recommend it 70 all troubled - hAye
been. Yours keel9s
MRs. 8. wEATH1zI.oW, sa4ainias NY.
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- 10 O. % J

viii Be paid to any Public Hasritnl % b snmaas
ally agreed "Opens for every c6rtf6a&6 Of th1s 1dt
size pubiished by ua which In not genuine.