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Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
A SHARP Dnflpe

Yesterday evening, a well know
character going up Market street cam
across countryman folding up nostas
stamps preparatory to putting them
his pocket. and discovering that he M
the muoilage side out, be went m
the countryman with the ease and com
posure for which he is noted savins
That's not the way to fold up postas
stamps, hand them to me and | vi
show o,' you how to do it right"
The countryman thinking all ",
right innocently handed them over
MS would be instructor in the mysd
art OF stamp folding, who fumbl1
them over awhile, but by some peculil
siight OF hand performance about Il
half OF them found their way into h
pocket and the other half were handI
BACK to the astonished oountrymap. ri
latter conscious of the smsllness Of Il
package, found he had been trickel
and had his instructor arrested, ii
The loss having been made good,
was afterward released.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
xassanAAxs lnzM.
swinalers on their Travels.

On Wednesday Of last week two men
came to the Octoraro House at Oxford,
Chester county, aud registered as Il.
Miller Il son, Philadelpbia, who are well
known hide aud tallow dealers, and
they represented that they were
buying hides and tallow and that they
had tanneries at Coatesville, and in the
city. On Thursday they hired a team
from Kirk d Nibloek, which, In the
evening, was returned promptly. The
day following they again leased nice
double team and said they were going
to Cochranville. Mr.. Niblock happened
about the hotel after they left WHEN he
learned these same fellows had been
operating in Lancaster county, as opti-
Clans, and resolved to pursue and OBJ
tain his team II possible. He arrived at
Cochranyille and found no gam then
at Jennervills the same result; at New
London, however, he found they had
been there and had inquired the way
to Newark, Del. He drove on, and
about three miles south of New London
found his "hide men" coming out Of a
lane when he stopped and demanded
his team. After trying everyway to
evade paying, the chaps handed ever
enough to cover all expenses and ap.
peared to have a goodly amount left.
These sharpers were we'll attired, one of
them dutchman Of about 55 years,
black mustache and who gave vent to
his feelings, caused by MIR. Ms firm
ness, when he handed the money. "bs-
sure its more money as made" His
pal was young man 20 years Of age
with light mustache.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Labor Trouble. In cnicawo.

CHICAGO, January l3.-Thsre was
considerable excitement at the Stock
Yards this morning, owing to an as-
sault made by the Union men, who, BIZ
ing unable to secure their Did places
in the packing houses, busted them
selves going abont the yards abusing
the non-union men, stouing them, and
striking them with sticks as they
passed In and out of the gate. About 40O
in all were engaged in these outrages
and several OF them were arrested and
II arehed to the police station at the
muzzles of the rsvolvers, followed by a
hooting crowd Of their friends. Most OF
the strikers and all and the more rea-
sonable ones are at their halls, but
should their arrest continue, II Is
feared they will join in the trouble and
cause bloodshed. The police authori-
ties regard the situation as critical, and
have transferred large force to the
Stock Yards.
While mob of Union msn were at
lacking workman named Andrew
Deichman, on Halstead street, this
morning, he drew butcher knife and
stabbed Frank Cough, leader of the
malcontents, who is largely responsible
for the excitement, inh.cting serious
but probably not fatal injuries. Deich-
man was arrested and taken into a
sereet car by the police, whereupon
the mob nearly demolished the car
with sticks and stones. The Superin
tendent of Police has ordered all saloons
10 the vicinity Of the stock yards to be
closed for the present.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
WOfElnA I
1he PILE OF the WnrId.

Are Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
gar coated, without an equal. They never
grippe or sicken in operating, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Had
peeilnRs through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily infrnities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. Thev
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
lree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and country store seepers.
ASK for Dr: Simms Pills and take NO others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. Whining.
ton, DEL. Philadelphia. 602 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Wedding Anniversar,

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
higby celebrated the tenth anniverss
OF their wedding at their residence /
ZOOS Market street. About forty coul
were present, and Mr.. and Mrp. R. !
oeiVed many very valuable and usei
presents, the principal one of viii
was handsome china set. Rev f.
Wnite made the presentation speed
whioh was responded to by Mr.. R.
smith. At 10 O'Clock q handsome col
tlon was served, and ample Justice v
done TO the tempting viands. At
O'CLOCK the party dispersed, expressi
me wish that they might all be prs,c
at the twentieth anniversary.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
LOcaledtes.

Mr.. George D. Medill, of Mill Gre
Hundred, purchased on Saturday Ia
from Janes Ii. Ray & Co., the farm
Joseph Griffith, deceased, near NewaI
containing l39 and 80 perches, for I'll
500.
Rev. George W. Sampson, of NJ
York, will deliver free lecture in t
Second Baptist church, on Monday @ sv
ming next, the subject being VI
Turks and the Mohammedans."
General Wagner, with fifty comradt
will arrive from Philadelphia at d
O'Clock, this evening, to install the ne
Thos. A. smyth Post, G. A. R., at VI
Sanger Hall.
One of Harlan's workmen lost b
weeks wages on Tuesday evening,
placing the same in q torn vest pOsSe
Moral--Don't put your money in tOl
pockets 1t might leave you.
The slop carts are in demand, as y
people on Fourth street, west OF Mo,
roe, are at loss to know what TO
with their garbage.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
A Grand PuDllc INSTALLATION.

The Grand Lodge room in the fourth
story Of the Odd Fellows Hall was
filed to overfowing last evening,
with ladies and gentlemen to witness
the installation of the officers of Rey-
nolds Encarpment, No. 3, |. 0. 0. +.
The exercises began by the Rev. J. A.
B. Wilson repeating the Lords prayer.
the audience standing and repeat
ing the same. The Scott NJ. L. church
choir, ]. D. Aldred leader, then sang
an anthem in fine style, after which the
Uniform Battalion entered the room
when they went through their drill, re-
ceiving the command by a clap of the
hands from Captain Seal.
This is something new in this Stats
and the Patriarchs did themselves and
officers great credit on the occasion.
The following named officers were in
stalled by Henry R. Bennett, M. W. G.
R. of Dover:
C. P.-W. L. Whitford.
P. H-M. c. Perkins.
S. W.-P. c. DALEY.
j. WI. Il. Quay.
Scribe-W. H. Foulk.
Treasurer-W. West.
The Rev. J. A. B. Wilson then gave
an instructive and interesting addres:
on the history of the order, going back
to the origin Of the same in Scotland
and following it up to the institution Of
the first lodge in Baltimore by MIR. Viii,
dey in 1919. A recitation was delivered
in fine style by H. C. Downward, after
which. a solo was sang in touching man
ner by Mrs. S. S. Harris and Miss Eva
tenn, Miss Gem being dressed in style
to suit the piece, and holding a
basket in her hand, which was
called "Do not turn me from your door"
and before she concluded the handker-
chiefs were being placed to many eyes
in the audience. p. C. Daley then
sang in comical manner,"rhe hat my
father wore," exciting great applause
which could not be checked until Mr..
Daley favored them with another conf
cal Irish song. Miss Eva Gem and
Mary T>ggart sang duett in fine style.
H. C. Conrad and G. Horn each read d
selection causing much laughter, and
the choir then sang the closing piece
"Good Night"
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Ess szEzpsAzs asuu r.n,
A ylCTIM OF EprLEp,,
Seixed with u vtoieD, r.,
sani'y-it Develops Into . " IL, To-
RiOus Frenzy. Hell.

seixed With u yiOien, Fo,
snni'y-ft Develops In,o . =" 'n'
sious Frenzy. Heli.
This morning about ! o'cIooa
came to the police station the, Snt|
policemen were wanted at lg27 'ppye'sI p
street, at the residence Of viii. rOpIa|
don. Officers Bcster and Kana ,a~ ao'.
sent. Upon reaching the Mons. wen "
found Mr.. Geo. NJ. Russell, ,bs 's h they
insanity. '""eiilg from
~, Ine eat attack was then in its incipi.,..
the man only manifssting a JaiI'y p'sn'y
shake hands with those In tSs He'Ifs ID
His rawlings were at Intervals a' f,oa'
considerable trouble the ofIics,s 90. A'ls'
away and cosdned him In col, eSs llaI
As the morning advanced ba NO .
more n violsat screaming and cryipv ,'as| ..
the top Of bis voice. His raying" s At
on scriptural subjects. In ons - ,s, Ser'|
held knife which he was br,nilI IIna hs|
continually hacking at the bars b,'Sn'1s nt
prison door. Fearing the man ~ s,a .as
cut himself the Chief ordered ,ha "Suld| "S
to take the weapon from him pe Vinee1
dozen officers gathered in III. co,'iS "gns
Previous to this the insane ,nar uU'r'aoi I,
broken the benches In his n''Ii I na
u, thrown the pieces through the ricsas
The glass In the window in fror, ",ks' ',s
ding. "''ns KIM
When the prison door was ur,,.
offcer Boster rushed in and IiU'ke h
help OF a half dozen officers s sDn5y,t W ~
In overpowering him. MIR. Rpss.I1 eus u
securely manacled and at elsvan ei,, vi,
was taken to the insane asylum = ''O'
Mr.. knssel bad been subject N &,
Tor years and, notwithstanding bs - IN
spent hundreds of dollars to 70 rr,r, of a'
cure. seemed always to grow Wow wo,.!
he lived for number of wears ~ ON TS'' p"'
street street near VanBuren, but re rsernaI tlt
moved to Newport, where he rssid'
with his mother. ''''ut
de was a member of numb., ~.
eiicial q societies and also of the Nsvuo,
Methodist Church. This latter "pV f,c! /
connection with his weakersd in,an' .'
is assigned as the cause Of bis dor.ns
ment. '' uci"Hs
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
ltsCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LMAyR wILMInerou


FOR Phiiadelphia: al, 100. $40. g3b. o 90
la.V2 1890 q. M; i2l3, l2ss, Q %, 400, $40,
,.p1, eb p. m. On Sunday, an $40, o.
m, b.o0, $50, e.4o y. m.
FOR now YORK: 2.2l, 100, 1902, a. m, 12l3,
I2.3S D. M, Limited Express, 8 40, d. IN.
FOR balumore and Washington: I2,M, 2.lo
500 q: M; l2.t2 y. IN. Limited Express
Iva, DIS, y. ~. On Sunday, 49,. j, 2.l0
For baltimore and Bay Line: 7os p. nj.
For baltimore and way stations: s.aS a. M,
for New Castle. s.ls, q. m., ,.,o, c,sO u. m,
For Delaware X. r.: s.l6 q. H.: ilo, s.sC 0,
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington & Northern X. r.: GO, q.
nj S.oo. p. m; $50, p. m. Sunday except
81" I DSaa"afe western X. R.: 7.lb, 1890, AIN
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: l2.aS 2o3, $50. p.l0 a. m,
Zod' l242 1.o2, 2.bo, 4.20, b.lS, e26, Z.00,
So,, ~ u li.lo ?. m: On Sundays: l2<3, 2os
Fr IN baltimore: 2lb, Q. 30 s.6la, m: l2o3, lagy
o'SS' sSo p. IN. On Sundays: 2.lb, .. m.
From Washington: ais, a. m.. 1905 1873,
S'SS' sso p. m. On Sundays: alb q. M
F'om New Castle: $50, $50, n.So q. m.,
e.Ie 46 p. m. No Sunday trains.
f"n delaware X. H.: $50 q. m; ll.6o, Gas
Fioin Wilmington 4 Northern r. X: SEQ
q. %. lilo a. NJ; and 6.85 .. IN.
From Delaware Western X, R.: 800 A. IN,
Zle' 800 p m. Sunday train 6.26 r. M.
TiiAiEs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE pmLApMr
PHIA.
ffombroad street and Washington avenue
1'1, soO. 1890, lL4ba Q. m; L3O, 800, 400,
elb, 800. 100 s.45. l.30 p. m. On Sun.
~ days $50 q, D.; 6Oo, ei6.ll. 30 D. m.
r ON Ihirty-Second and Market streets: l, ,0s
7so. LIB a. M; l2,2b, 400 600, lib D. M,
on SUNDAYS LOS. a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
TYKsTERDAr's EEws.l
AMUSEM ENTS.
The Play Last Ntght-Enfertafh
menss COmiBg-na Anderson
Announced.

The Play Last Night-Entertath-
ments COsning-na Anderson
Announced.
THE ARGoSAUTs or FoRrY-NINE.-
The play last evening was an indifsr-
ent one. The drama, as We have before
stated is good but unfortunately in the
hands of the Harley Merry company its
weak points were brought to the sur
face while its beauties were naired by
reprehsnsible twaddling and an I'M
natural representation especially ol The
ubiuuitous characters. The Chinanan
should have been suppressed after the
first act. The manner in which he dis
tributed himself around was offensive
to the better taste of the audience which
fortunately was small one; and even
created disgust among the goods"
whose taste generally are not worth
Consulting.
Harley Merry as Dick Lynton; John
Armstrong as Earnest Vail; Adelaide
Roselle as Blanche Mayne we're equally
defective In voice. W. II. Jones as
Philip Vail; Josie Britain his niece
were each an improvement over the
other characters. W. Scott Davis as
Rodney Clay and Eva Byron as Bridget
Mccarthy were fair. The remainder
were hardly worthy of comment. The
scenery CT the company was very fine
SURPRISING that of the entertainment
the night before.
MAMMOTH MINsTRELs.-The next en-
tertainment will be given by the Bar
low, Wilson, Primrose and West min
strels ON Friday evening. The reputa'
ton of the company is well known ,and
they in consequence thereof draw
good house. A fresh, sparkling pro-
gramme has been prepared which will
be given especially for our citizens.
MILTON NoBLE's TRoUPE.-On Satur-
day evening the above named troupe
will appear in our midst. They will
present the "Phmnix. A critic says it
is drama that not only takes the
masses, but is full of interest to those
who are habituated to every phase OF
the drama, and that there is nothing
mors thrilling and exciting than the fire
scene and the wonderful gambling
scene in this masterpiece Of American
dramas.
MISS MARY ANDERSON. Miss Mary
Anderson is announced to appear at the
Opera House on Saturday night week.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
ThA ElNKanfh.

The eleventh anniversary of the W,
arg OF Mr.. John McCaftery and "
took place last night at Mr.. McCaaer,
residence on Market street bel
Second. Mr.. McCafsry showed
appreciation Of the affair by the prep
alton OF a sumptuous repast rarely
ever equalled in elegance and 60
taste. A pleasant feature Of the oc,
sion was an impromptu address by
u; I. Maxwell. Amongst the mai
VINO were present were q number of h
Jacksen Democratic Club which me,
IN Mr.. McCaffery's hotel on Wal
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
WalOIa Lodge L. D O. T.

An open public meeting was held las'
evening, in their hall, which was wei
attended. Quite a lengthy but very in
terestiRg programme was gone through
with in a very creditable manner
While all did so well it would appear
almost invidious to mention any one
specially, but the excellent manner in
which Miss Gertie Herward recited
"Black eyes and blue" made her
general favorite at once, Holton Rob
erts and Miss Donrelly sang duett
Frank Finley performed on the guitar,
Harry streets sung solo. All were
well pleased with the evenings euter
tainmpnt.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Read EYArYhOIY.

We would call especial attention tc
the card of Baynard & Dawson, both o.
whom are young, energetic and prac,
tical jewellers. They have located al
No. 229 Market street, and those of our
readers who may wish anything in their
respective line are solicited to call be
fore making purchases elsewhere. Their
stock Of clocks, watches, jewelry, sill.
verware, spectacles and opera glasses
is large and selected with care. Walk
down and take a peep at their neat
show windows.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
A New Pastor.

The Episcopalians Of Delaware City,
who have for some time past been with
out pastor, have succeeded in obtain
ing the services of the Rev. MIR. Phillips,
formerly of Gettysburg, Adams county
Pa. Mr.. Phillips took possession of the
parsonage on Saturday evening last.
A neat addition in the shape of kitch-
EN- has been made to the parsonage
since the resignation of Rev. Mr.. Weyl,
the late incumbent.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
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Iron.

DO you want something to strengthen you,
OF give you good appetizer DO you want
10 get rld OF Iervousness2 Do you want
energy, sleep well, or be cured of dyspepsia.
Kidney or liver disease? Try E. Il. kunkerS
bitter Wine OF Iron. livery bottle guaranteed
70 do as recommended.
kunkle's Bitter Wine of iron is for sale in
wilmington by z. James Belt. N b, Dan
ioTth, John J. Gallagher Bro Herbert X,
watson, Taylor Fullerton, Jno. s. Hart
mar. n: X. Bringhurst and the drug trade
generally.
worms! WOrmsl Worms |!
Z. +. kunkel's Wsrm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms, and do not know Il. Fits, spasms,
cramps, choking and sutocation, sallow com.
plexlon, circles around tho eyes, swelling
and pain In the stomach, restless at night.
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the noso,
cough, fever, itching at the seat. headache,
loul breath, the patien: grows pale aud thin
uokiing and irritation In the anus All these
symptoms, and more, come from worms. T.,
r. kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls TO re-
mSVe them Price 81 per bottle or six for S6,
For Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
tor.l For all others, buy OF your druggist the
worm syrup, and II he has 1t not send to
Dr. f. L. kunkel, 2b8 N. Ninth Street, Phil.
adelphia, Pa. Advice by mall. tree; send
nree cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Arrivals.
CLAYTON HOUSE.


CLAYTON HOUSE.
Jno. N. Shannahan, Faston, Md.
Marley Merry's Argonauts Combination, IL
Members.
H. Purcelle, New York.
John W. Fearer, Buffalo.
Paul ID Van Hook, Phla.
A. r. Bennett, Dover, Del.
Erasmus SteeIink, New York.
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Lewis Hastings, Delaware.
VIM uberlander, Baltimore.
G. b. Houston. MillsbOro.
J W. Fitzgerald, Florida.
Jas. B. Robinson, Seai0rd.
tlis +, McHowth, New York.
l.. W. Hearn, Laurel, Del.
ieOrgeT. Walton, Phil8
Beach H. Beard Natl. Dredging Go.
70. W. PouIsSn Del.
Harry Elmer, Elmira.
y. Donaldson, New York.
l.. F. ClawsOn. Phila.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Miss Maggie Campbell, Ci ester.
Master Charles campbell, Chester.
John A. Wilson, city.
E W. Doty and family, Waverly, N.
J. I. Langden, Camden, N. Y,
John F. Dewitt, Cecil CO., Md.
\. Wise, Phla.
F Nc abe, New York
X Walker Dover, DEL
Mrs. Snhenck and son. NY.
j. W Mckee, New York
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Pianos amt Organs.

You are invited to call and look
through the finest music store in Del,
aware, now opened at the old stand No
TO Market street, where will be found
a large and new stock of musical instru
menis which are now offered for sale al
prices in keeping with the times. Every
thing from a jews-harp down can b.
found in stock.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
The u. n. AuDery:sors,

1t was generally expected that Jui
Bradford would have announc
the Supervisors of Assessments ID
terday in the United States pi8rl
Court, but owing it is said TO the Dem
Gratis not having completed their list
nominations to Chief Supervisor Valid
entine, they have not yet been mad
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
The Riot Loss In debt edBess

in Allegheny county is in fair W
ofsettlement, the Commissioners OF W.
county having issued proposals for " v
TAI, 200, all of which were speed.
taken by the home banks and prl7.a'
citizens. The bends therefore, beaf'n
five per cent. interest, will son be !
sued. The additional tax to be levl1
on the citizens of Pittsburg will be le1
than one mill on the assessed valueI
their propsrty, which, a. the "f0s'
expresses 1t, "will be no more than
drop In the bucket"
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
sale OF Bank Stock

The Executors of the late Lewis Pen
mock sold at public sale, in Newark on
Tuesday, 20 shares of the National
Bank of Newark, at s35 so per share, the
par value being only s25. They will
sell on Tuesday, the Goth inst, 10 shares
OF the Bank at Newport, so capitalists
will have a chance to invest some OF
their surplus cash.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
SECOND EDITION
Letter u ON q cii County, Md.
Correspond eace Of the Republican.

Correspond ence Of the Republican.
BRICK MEETING HOUSE, }
CECIL COUNTY, MD.
Jan. Is, 1880. }
The spring like weather which has
prevailed thus far, was broken by a
cold furry on Monday night. We
were surprised on waking on Tuesday
morning TO find two or tbrre inches OF
snow. 1t has been decidedly winter
like for tha last two days and the Ice
men are looking more cheerful Many
of tn. farmers have been busy pio"lht
and preparing for their spring crops
IT,. wheat never looked better III th:s
sup,rlor wheat growing section, ahd
the ayops in -eueral were never better
than last season, aud the farmers gen.
sraly are in good spirits. We hear
I'm, lew complaints of hard times.
The fox chasing fraternity have b7en
having lively Tins, and those who
love to "Trip the light fantastic toe' "
have been making some efforts in that
direc ion. =, il,
This community and Zion M. E.
Church have met with a sad loss IN
the death of J. R. Abrams, who was in
tered in the Zion cemetery, yesterday:
The pastor, Rev. A. D. Davis conducted
the funeral services, which were very
solemn and impressive. Mr., Abrams
had been an otholai and leading mem-
bsr of that ch urch for over period oi
forty years.
A protractsd meeting of very great
interest is being held in the Zion III. Il,
Church. Rev. A. D. Davis Is the most
persistent worker and successful levi
valist of any minister we have ever
had in this section of country lie Is
now holding his fourth meeting and
has spent tive months, without taxing
any rest, in protracted meeting worf
and am told that as many as 40 o.
mere have professed conversion in these
meetings. soJouRSEh'
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.

II REeIsTER's OFFICE,
| NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan 8, 1880.
Upon the application of Warren Harper,
Administrator of Joseph Kline, late
OF pencader Hundred, In said county,
deceased, it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore.
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
OF Administration upon the estate Of the de.
ceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date OF such Letters, in
six OF the most public places of the county OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de.
mands against the estate, to present the same
or abide by an act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be con-
tinued therein three weeks. (e.o-d)
~, Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. y. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Admins ratOr, on or
before January S, 1881. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
WARREN HARPER, Adml aistrator.
Address Wilmington, Del, l-6.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Important to ROsisers.

MRS. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
tnihH that mothers can rely upon for their
children. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach
cures wind colic, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Of teething its value
Is incaiculable. 1t sOitens the gums, red VI es
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother, Twenty. five cents bott,s.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
The /" w mshy's" Ball.

The fortieth grand annual ball of the
Washington s. F. & H. & L. Co., No
7, will be given in the auditorium o.
the Masonic Hall on Friday evening,
February goth. Tickets &1.50.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Prescription Free.

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness.
Loss OF Manhood, and all disorders broup hi
on by indiscretion or excess, Any Drugpiat
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON & co., rs Nassau st, New York.