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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
AMYSTERIUUs A FALL.
Joshua ESn In BtI's 1umbIe from n
High window Last Night.


Mr.. Jackson, who keeps a restaurant
1t No. II Market street, was aroused
absut 30 O'Clock this morning by a
man pounding upon the door. Inquir.
ing what was the mstttr he was told
that a man lay groaning on the pave
ment and apparently badly hurt.
He went out and found Joshua En-
mitt, one of his lodgers, lying in front
of the building, in an unconscious con-
dition and bleeding profuseiy. With
the aid Of the man Who had aroused
him he Cal ried the injured man in and
did all in his power to alleviate his
sutferings.
DR.. Osle was summoned and made
IN examination, He ssosrtAined that
the man was very badly cut about the
head and face, apparently by fall,
hat his leg was broken and that he
appeared to be internally injured. 1t
was decided to take him TO the Aims
honse as he was in destitute eircum-
stance, and an order for his remova
was granted this morning. l
Emmett has been boarding with Jack
son for some few days. He has been
thinking heavily of lac, but last night
when he retired he did not appear to
he much Under the influence of LIQUOR.
1t is supposed that he fell out Of the
second story window during the night,
and by this means received his injuries.
He is about 81 years OF age, is a shoe
oobbler by trade and IL not q man Of
family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

The Sunday School Christmas enter
tainment of the Union N. 4. church
last night, was a very enjoyable affair.
The church was comfortably filed, and
the "little folks" fer whose benefit il
was specially intended, acQuitted them
selves pobly. The singing Of botn
schools was good, and reflected grea,
credit upon Misses Findley and Speak
man, who had the training of the Infant
School in charge.
The exercises were opened by the
whole school singing Star in the East,
which was followed by prayer by Rev.
II. jandsrson.
The Infant School then sung q very
swe, s-le ctiOn, and ths whole school
followed by singing "Christmas Bells. I"
After more singing by class Of small
girls, Rev. Adam Stengle INDUCED in a
pleasant little talk, taxing his cane for
4 subject, to illustrate the Shepherds
staff and crook.
An infant class sung "Beautiful
STAR" after which the infant SCHOLARS,
over $50 in number, were each present
ed with little book.
Amongst the names called was that
OF Abraham Nicodemus Mathuselah,
bot the only response was an outburst
of laughter. That boy was absent.
"Christmas Bells" was well rendered
in song by the infant school, and the
whole school gave the audience clark,
the Angel Bands are Singing"
Rev. II. Sanderson made an appro-
pirate and pleasant address, after which
the school sung another song, when
the doxology was pronounced. 1t was
q MstL o list entertainment, though no
collection was taken up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
The Ness Grocery ssore

1.-The place 70 buy your grapes, bananas, {,
bnnges, lemons, ooaooanuts, fine mix
lurss, hand made toys, Oitron, ,oran0e
nd lemon peel, new valineia, seedlsss
lnl sultanA FSisins, new 0urrants,
Canpbel mines meat. the bsst In the
market, neS crop New Orleans molases,
ts just splendid; best brands Of flour;
H,cken'S Sslf.rAising hour, eriddle
bAkes and buokwheat; canned goods OF
hll kinds; o fresh lot Of Teas, Codess
hnd Spices, which can't bs beat in this
pity for quality aud prices. A full
pupply Of fresh and salt meats, such as
peei, veal and mutton, ham and shoul,
Ter, country pork, sausage, sOrapple
bud lard, and everything else that Ia
AiD arst-siAss grocery store. viii
d at the lowest prices and deliver
lIgcods free OF charge. R. G. Porter,
3West Fourth street, opposite City
fring.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

10 to the Boston Boot 4 Shoe House,
Market street, and select your
ppers, for holiday presents, the
Sssst stock In the city, at prices rang
from rs cents to $500. Call early
be suited. Sole agent for 4. G.
1lA's fine shoes.
Aenember that you can have your
eSoeraph taken In any style and fur
Itid In rs hours after sitting at Sut-
EIsy Il Sawyer's, 302 Market street.
Ivy have eight workman. They
~ old pictures to any sise. Their
Nes are low. j.,
Ne are gdng 10 No. ID East Fourth
,'e 70 tuy orr apples and potatoes,
s can save 10 per esnt., and they
T'9s give s,tIsfAoti0n. Smslts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

Rare Chanse.

We want 70 reduce our immsas.
stosk Of umbrellas, and from now an,
Ill Jan. LIST, will offer the same at actual
cost, All our eoods are marked Ia
plain figures, 90 customers will readily
see that We mean Just what We say.
Oar stock embraces full line from the
cheapest to the finest, among them
some very 6ns silk umbrellas, with
handles Of special designs, and suits'
bic for Christmas gifts. SHnPPsv, No.
sC3 Market street, opposite Clayto
House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
THE weather.

War Department, Office OF The Chief
Signal Officer, Washington. Den. 24-1
q. m.
Indications for Friday--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, northerly to east
erly winds, stationary or slowly falling
barometer, increasing cloudiness and
light SHOWS, and stationary or slight
rise in temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Chicago RnuKAR,

Now is the Tina to call and see The
aicasO Portable Cooking Range, per
Ut bakers and very economical in fuel.
''ious dssirous Of having a range that
Vii give general satisfaction, should
@ fail TO call and see them. Best
y! or country reference can be given
Io The utility Of these ranges. Store,
o. lO7 Weat Second strset. r. B. +.
ILL.,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
his Week select YSur Christmas
GIfk

The newspapers are filled with
hcf,es where to buy the fancy articles
r Christmas presents, but II you de
irs to give a substantial article in the
tH Of clothing, the Wilmington
COthing House. N. W. cor. 4th and
lnket streets, Is the leading house in
bic branch OF business, and the stock
'EercOats, ulsterettes and suits are
P'pt filed and prices way down, for the
'i'cn is advancing. Come at onoe
ld secure bargain at the Wilmington
ElOthing House. JoHN W. DumRNBoRT
ausgsr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

has told the Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Inter. Ocean that he has
taken an interest in the scheme Of q
canal connecting the Atlantic and Pa
cific oceans ever since 1865. He has
carefully examined the reports Of the
engineers on the several routes, and
has come to the conclusion the Nicaragua
one surpasses all others. He behaves
that II will be fuilt, aud ha. the Mon.
roe Doctrine will prev III an that tue
canal willbe n roll I'd BY: Amer ioa IA /.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

NJME Ehhhl AND l. Il IL OS Ia. u =.
~ stock at i0S f. Sixth street We have
everything you want. Fine York State but
ter 3Uc II, can't tell 1t from inest print but
ter; good butter 2sc, Delaware evapoIated
pple, 8 tbs for 2bc, thev are exceedingly fine
ry them; lbs ,alentia raisins 26c, q h. sui.
tanna raisins 2bc, muscatels loc h oitron
1sc. n. hnest prunelas 200. b. mon and
orange peel lsc. b, bs currants 74c, toma-
toes o. all brands lOc. can, hs rice 26c, ba
,orn starch 26c, honiny no. Qt, Riyerton corn
70. D, new peas 100 at a ur25<,S, 4 and 6s.
b, -four at S4.T6, %. rs and S6, but our $3.50 10
~ good as can be found In the city; we have
oar famous sour krout ct 10. at; can't take to
LOB e. 9Th ct. until after Christmas; every ono
that comes TO 1909 Market st. can get II fsr
30. quar-. T. m. WKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
OHRusTm A. NOTICES.
A ssw Here Places Wh@vs ohssp
snA sesa Chrfssmas 9osas Gas
be Purchases.
sHWBLRy.


sHWsLHv.
Amongst those who have laid In large
stocks Of jewslry for the holidays, il
Preston Ayars, s05 Market street. He
has splendid gold pens, pencils, watches,
chains, rings and silver and silver pla.
ted ware. His prices are low.
10. MAsssY's STOCK.
&c. Massey, 4O2 King street, still
has some Christmas goods left.
Amongst them are some splendid sets
Of jswelry, rings, chains, watches, map
kin rings and plated ware. DO not
miss good bargain BY nsglscting TO
call.
Many people would much rather
h.ve dish Of fish for q Christmas din
ner than even turkey or roast beef.
Such persons can find the largest as
sOrtment and the freshest fab Of any
variety at the stalls Of T. A. Mcclure,
Eighth street Market, and Arthur Pow
ell, Third street Market.
PRoDUos.
Boyd 4 Co., IL Rast Fourth street,
have choice apples, cran Uerriss, lemons
and oranges. Christmas dinners are
almost failure without q good sup.
ply OF fruit. Smells & Co., I3 Ras:
Fourth street, and N. l.. Jannsy, 3O3
King street., also have all kinds Of
fruits on hand.
BiBLBs AND OTHER BOOKS.
In winding up the Chr ist mas pur-
chase do not forget to call in at James
Il Webb's, 224 Market street, and buy o
Bible or some other Of the excellent and
varied assortment Of books they have
on hand specially for the holidays.
srovRs-
Neither furniture nor coal can make
. house comfortable In cold weather
without there ars good stoves, ranges
and heaters through II, All these are
got At Piokels' and 9 Bast Fourth
street. Pickels' 10 up 10 the front ~
Christmas times with all kinds OF
house furnishing goods.
Az xuR DRUa sToRBs.
There 10 no knowing what an endless
variety sf fancy and useful articles are
kept at the drug stores until the custo-
mer steps In TO examine them. We
would give special attention 10 the
Christmas novelties at Belts drug
store, Sixth and Market; Smith &
Painters Seventh and Market; Taylor
L Fullerteu's, so2 King; Hartman IS
Fifth and Poplar; Danforth's, Second
and Market and at Harry BringLursrS
3l7 Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Prof. Darwin A.yfngIII.

A dispatch from London says: Pro-.
Drrwin, who is now past seventy years,
Is confined to his bed by bodily infrni.
ties, and may never leave il. 1t is said
to this late day that he has never fully
recovered from the terrible attacks Of
seasickness which he experienced In
the exploring voyage Of the Beagle
nearly fifty years ago, and TO which he
refers from time TO time in his most In
teresting account Of that voyoge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Halliday GOONa

Rugs, 0ttomans, Stools and Chairs,
|Gs, Handksrchiefs, Ties. Trays,
Eass, Plates, Wallets. Table and
|Go Covers, Counterpanes, Linen
'sae Cloths and Napkins, Gossamsr
's'er-Proofs and Hosiery. Novelties
,eash! for this years Christmas and
Wv Years gifts. Come and see them
,as'ber you buy or not. g. Worrell,
0'Cnic Temple.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

The Pacific Flooring Mil Of Kshlei
Brothers, in St. Louis, was destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss
is estimated at 100000. A fireman
was killed and another injured by the
fall Of wall, and 9 mill employs was
badly burned.
The principal business block In Cor
si,ans, Texas, was destroyed by Ere
} e5teiday morning. Loss sl00,O 900.
A fire in Providence. Rhode Island,
yesterday, destroyed the upper stories
of the Dyer Land Company's block,
causing loss Of $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
fish.

Powell has on his stalls, in the Third
street market house, foe large rock
besides Labrador herring, steak cod
nsh, hslibut, pike, perch, founders,
mackerel, haddock, smeltz, catfish and
other varieties OF the hnny tribe. Also
Q 6ne lot Of diamond back ter7Ap.s
He hopes the ladies will call early.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
RraHn.onn AandAm1.

W. p.ow,,o .1o
81. .as NV So,;Sana a, -s,E S'E0eu yee,
sn.ar,. Z m ,Umsn, Mono;: sh",S.;ss L 'no,
an .dJra.. ~ ysiooms 49, nanS S".e
~ I;,,Iu "a a.. al 49, "n,
,ha a-,no,,,,s" [ ~ s,,ssnoon Iii 1o~1u suS'.1u
hr 4 d;.InsSs an,;t1sS ..H"n,, @ | paIt.
~, 80 S.osn Tr,u $50" Hto 70
"Pris,;snad a, N,,,,naH n.i. ~ -
,.I ,en,sson,s,ion ~ On nnar0h.o";Pp,. U%P
nno,di.n - . I.,,s ai,i ~. Ooaan.E
hS.,ins asva bsr dso;daS o,aSit 90
su uaxo;,smsn, go rss or".,sa - ons. 80 80
90, w,h"r, an 0wosr - .o,sSh "a W. ~
- a pn,,o~ ShoIa'iar
"nd % T.vlor Ths closina d;aioa."
~ " KirS Ssnd I'D w Tsn'"" ue
.u ~ ..nda,aa ~ noo.i 49, ' m"'
n;ohaS @ h. oi.saaa n,o"a,aI po'M ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
still am Sho Lead.

Headquarters for fruit and prOduoe |!
We have 5 cars Of choice apples, and
We don't intend anybody shall under.
sell Us. So come right along TO No. Is
Rast Fourth street. and get . bargain.
5melts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Must be N0Id

the next 10 days, prior to moving,
toeood second hand sewing machines
d nak4s, that will work and s.w as
od az nav. Price from e2 TO IS
good Christmas present, Also the
'sT No s Wheeler & Wilson light,
0GDipg, noiseless, A child can run it.
,l' oil the works. No better Christ
lAs Grs,sut. Wheeler Il Wilson, N fgc.,
NJ, l.s Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
The Arrest OF the NihIIist Noble.
man.

LoNDos, Dec. PA Berlin despatch
10 the Daily Telegraph states that
Michalof, the Nihilist nobleman, " hose
arrest was announced yesterday, was
an active participator in the attemI t
against the life Of the Emperor q
Russia, at the Winter Palace, on H. Q
18th Of february last, when ten
soldiers OF the guard were killei, and
40 wounded soms Of them fatally, 11by
the explosion of dynamite mine In
cellar window of the Imperial dining
nall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Tho Ramou. Ne m,dx.

DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous throat and lulg remedy,
endorsed by thousands. The oonsump-
tives hope Of cure Is In this famous
remedy. 80 OTIS. and S1. Main depot,
4th and King streets Phila., s02 Arch
street; Baltimore. l08 Baltimore street.
Sold BY best druggists and dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Potatoes and Apples.

N. L. Janpey, 303 King street, has
on hand between s, 900 and s 900 bush
els OF potatoes. comprising Burbanks,
Rose, Snowflake and Peerless. Also
l,50O bushels Of apples Of best varie-
ties. All in prime condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
a Rare Chaneo.

To-day and tomorrow We will sell
iron stoDS china tsa Sc; A pieces, for
$3.50. Also . few large size children 8
tea sets left to be closed out cheap, At
Third and TAtnaIl streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

o. Vernon has on his stalls, In the
Third aud Eighth street markets, q
good supply Of country sausage, scrap
pie, pork, lard, hams, &c. He will BE-
glad to have all his old customers and
many new ones to give him q call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
state Of the rhermOmeter

At the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Friday
morning, Dec. "a:
7 O'Clock, ~ o'clock, IL o'clock,
800 $50 39o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Paots worthy or Hottec.

l was troubled with piles for fftssr
years less than one box OF Dr.. Bliss
Pile Salve cured me.
A. N. 6ooDwIH,
No. 625 Bast Fifth street.
N. B--Depot, 217 West Sd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
To Welt the Court Ma use.

City Council will visit the new Court
Hou SO Christmas day, at 8 O'Clock, in
purso aucs o. an invitai'o, from con.
tract'r g ven
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

s,.ss Rsassssou I'm eressraes.


Rsisns ~ 30, seedless raians 10. sal'
N rsislns llc, Msscatel faisins lss, Lon,
~ ~ Isyers zoe, new sitfon 100, orange and
~ dn nj Seei gOs, nes eurrants 10, ~ rs ap.
~ sI ~. 8 hs iansy sliced npples 10. dried
H. tbsrrtes Zoe I As apple batfsv 2bc, As
.,Ncs meat aBs, Centennial tomatoes loo,
...SIs peaches its, pie peaches loo, cans
80 K Ties Use, ; cans Hopkins corn, ~
VI A. Baker's. 100, Bakers oorn 100. Wins
Egis corn lSs, o. ~ buokwheat 25e, pitted
800 2ls, pruneliAs 22c, seediess plans
:" rs Turkey prnnN sbe, ns oAt neal
- sbolse roll hutter abc by tho roll, asc.
4; New York ossamefy SO. good wessern
~ Ve don't seli sls0m arsarine or mill bat
~ white sugar drips coo, best 4ee. syrup
y ibs city, extra fancy New Orieaas roc,
.Sscs New ,rleans so, good cooking mo
sy s..asS 80. 1 rs p. 4 q. oieine soap 7be, LAY
! TscE Mound bleaelier %, full pound SOAP
!. an, own Dorax fall weight 90. sand soap
y Mo ootiee 10, ., and no, golden Rio 16c,
sney Maracaibo geo, fancy LAguaia 80,
nd t,ov, Jaws % and $50, r0ksn candy leo,
.SSce @ mixtures 30, iancy mixtures zsc, D.
"ssIn nuts 2Sc, wainats, almonds aud white
mpes. full line q black ana green teas
!, 1sry Low ngurea. Minnesota Pstent, VIM.
~. \ Sons Three r., Poutaxet, Klrkwo0d
"a othsr brands % Sour BY the barrel or
ssS NJ cheap. Goods delivered y all parts
~, sity, WIN. II. FRsNOiS b som.
Sn ltA and Lombard Ss.. H.. Dol.
|CROCERIES.-IHAVE Z JSr RE
LII celyod nae Lot OF goods, ] will sell
t,rtuT the christmas holidays at u . follow
/ M reduced prices: . los faisins q !, . lbs Of
,arany 26c, lbs apples 2Sc. lbs !orackers
4 IA lbs Of french pranes, 80 4gabs W assort-
/ q ielly S. 4 lbs spoIe butter u, ibs Webb's
Stsoe meat 2sc, c6oioe 90. sesdless raisins II
,bocs Il sta. sultanna raisins lto. mus Jatels
/ N ctrou 2ec, orange and lemon peel 10 OTIS,
Raksrs corn 10. tomatoes 10 ots, Niagara
VA loo, I lbs r and u. Oeiiue soap $50,
mi soap 10. blesoher 90, Oieine soap 10 8
. Bs buckwheat $40. New crop, N. Orleans
|nclssses.tbo. golden drtps, lsc. white loo. ell
wrdrop i2c. y. H. nolasses 70. Teas SOC, our
. Ds i hne, our SOC We guarantee. Cofioe lac,
I'm ISc. IL fair, no Is extra best. Mo 2bc
'bguyra 95e maraeabo, 26o. santos 2sc. Java
IN Table peaches l6c per can. pie peaches
Ina sweet oder 90. at. chow chow. pickles,
',aIops, caulifiower In buckets ana quantity
M guit the buyers. also full assortment Of
',mobds. plums prunellAs, walnuts, cher
'de, black berries oranberriea, etc. dur 10.
'boui IL good, our Hour ut $50 We guarantee,
mi refund the money whom not satisfactory
P.J. FORD
i2ib2w Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

The pFoof o. the value Of any article
q its popular use and the testimony 10
its favor. The sale Of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup Is immene and tho testimony
tEuminous:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
Anxious 60 Reduee stock.

a. the season is far advanced | will
I, OF my winter stock, and therefore
II make overooats, suits ard pants at
great reduction from former price.
'"nhard Heiss, 4 East Sd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

An Illegal Voter In tho Tslis Of the
Lsw--IEsId Fec neuFt.

~ Ahtu8NA NOsoE = t8O AOttB VI u z
Lsw--ILsId Fec ileart.
James Duncan. whose, arrest by
Marshal AoMulIin for illegal voting in
the Tenth ward, vas mentioned in the
late edition Of the RKPUBLIoAs yester-
day, was srraignsd At = O'Clock ysstsr
day afternoon before Chief Supervisor
Valentine and given q preliminary
hearing.
"Yes, voted there" frankly ad
mi ted James, who looked most un
happy and lonesome, being the only
Democrat present, when he heard the
charge read TO him.
John McLoughlin, who was a U. =.
Supervisor Of Elections in the Tenth
ward on Election day, knew Dun
can we'll. Duncan voted in the Tenth
ward. When he came up to vote some
objection was raised on the ground Of
him being a non resident, and he was
told TO 60 and vote where he lived, in
the South district Of Chrissiana Hun.
dred.
"0OAsS h9cch SbtiuOu tnht ne r0-
membered Duncan coming mp to the
window an hour or so after the polls
opened. Hs said he did not live In the
ward, and explained that he wanted to
vote as ne had TO go away to Philadel-
phia. Witness told him that he might
spare time to 60 to Newport and vote.
Duncan admitted that he lived in South
Christiana Hundred, but said hs YVES
willing to qualify that he would not
vote anywhere else that day. This he
did, and the vote was taken.
J B. Smith and Samuel Coyle, Jr.
oOrroboratsd the above testimony and
then Duncan was given permission To,
speak in his own behalf. He said that
he told the Democratic Inspector not to
take his vote II it was unlawful. He
swore that he would not vote anywhere
else and then his vote was taken. as
said he lived about two squares OUTSIDE
the city limits In BrowntOwn.
Duncan was then held in $500 to
answer the charge at next term Of
Court, and was released by giving bail
upon his own land.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

ChoIOe FormOsa Oolong Teas,
Choioe New Drop Japan Teas,
IVang Hysen, Imperial q 9nnpowder Teas,
quality and price uneKcelled.
At Retail By ,}ANU, 8 b b. Seventh 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

A splendid breakfast on the table
surrounded by u family of coughs:
They used Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup and
that family now k.eps II always on
baud and recommends H. Price only
2b cents q bottle. Hum.-s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24
A Man snosuIs,ea with sIanaers

John Gustauer, Nav FORK city, was
employ ed as . driver for frm of brew
ers. One OF his horses had for some
time besn afflicted with what sse med to
be epiz Doty and on Wednesday, OF
Thursday last, when Gustausr was fix
ing some feed for the animal, 1t began
to cough. Some OF the saliva, which
was constantly no~ing from the horse s
mouth, was blo@n by tho ses OF cough
ing on GnstaueT's face which had a
slight scratch under the right eye.
GUstauer attached no wsight to this
circumstance at the tins, sGd II was
not until the next day, when his face
had become swollen to an alarming ex
tent and physicians had been oonsult-
ed, that 1t was learned that he was a.
2icted with a malignant tyus Of gland
ers. Consultations OF physicians was
held, and the result of tEeir delibera-
tions was the conclusion that medical
skill was powerlsss osve 10 addi-
tiOn to an unnatural swelling OF the
lands Of his body he has been racked
with q very high fever.
The officials ofths Board OF Health
have taken an interest in the case, ow-
ing to the rarity and deadly nature of
the disease, and extra precautions have
been taken to prevent others from con
tracting the malady from Gustauer.
With this end in view sort of quar-
an tine has been esta blished over the
rooms occupied by the man, and care ia
taken that no person is allowed to
touch him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

Kennsrd Il Go. have large assortment
Of ladies' and misses Gossamer Water
Proofs in all Sizes at low prices. A very
suitable holiday present
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

The most useful Christmas or New
Years gifts q WaMser Sewing Machine,
20 med ais awarded. Cash Prices from
s22 to $50. J. Il. Trexler, Agent, No.
5 Carpenter street, near Fourth and
Monroe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-24

Messrs. W. y. KennArd L Co., s2l
Market strSS have large stoOk OF
blankets and are selling them at lower
prices than they can buy them to-day,