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Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
THIRD EDITION.
OHIO ABLAZE.

The GFeAs Republican Meetfng n
Warren ObiS- General Grant
tells why mo 10 Republican.
The mass meeting Of the Republi'
cans at Warren, Ohio, yesterday after
noon was one Of the largest and best ol
the campaign In that State. The sp-
pearance OF General Grant excited
great enthusiasm. The General read
an address seven minutes in length,
stating the reasons why he Is Repub.
lican. Senator Coukling delivered O
new and incisivs speech. He was in
excellent spirits and he held the atten-
tion Of his audience closely for 2 hours.
His tact placed him on the best Of
terms with his audience. Though often
interrupted, ne never lost any opportu'
nifty TO score . point. General Logan
spoke briefly. After the meeting Gen
Grant, Senator Conkling and Senator
Logan started for Mentor to visit Gen.
eral Garfield. II is estimated that AZ, :
900 persons were In the town, coming
from all points in that part Of the State
Thousands Of merchants and mechanics
were present. The tariff question was
. leading issue Of the meeting.
Amongst the many reasons that Cen
srAl Grant advanced for being Repub-
lissn was enc because the Republican
party assures protection to life and
property, the public credit and the
payment ofthe debit Of the Government,
State, county or municipality SO far
ss II can oontrsl. The Democratic par.
ty does not promise this if 1t does II
has broken its promises to the extent
Of hundreds Of millions as many North
srn Democrats can testify to their sor-
row. l AM Republican, as between the
existing parties, because II fosters the
production Of the field and farm and Of
manufactures, Of the poor IS well as
the rich.
The Democratic party disooursges all
these when in absolute power. The
Republican party Is a party Of progress
and Of liberty towards its opponents.
1t encourages the poor to strive to bet
ter their children, to enable them TO
compete successfully with their more
associates, and, in hne, it
secures an entire equality before the
law OF every citizen, no matter what
his race, nationality or previous condi-
lion. 1t tolsrates no privileged olsss.
Every one has the opportunity to make
himself all he Is cspabl Of.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Carpet Cleaning.

Many persons are Of the opinion that
cleaning carpets by machinery Ia
greatly injurious to them. Mr.. Thomas
Ferry, proprietor of the carpet clean
ing establishment on Delaware avenue
near Madison street, begs to assure the
public that this is not necessarily true.
1t is just possible that some carpet
cleaning machines may injure carpets.
but the machine used in this establish
ment is 80 constructed as to clean thor
oughly without the slightest injury to
the fabric. 1t is constructed upon a
plan thoroughly new, invented by him
self, and so simple in mechanism that
any one eau understand Its many good
points after the most cursory sxsmina'
tion.
He employs two natural forces, to
obtain the desired res ult, centrifugal
force aud gravitatioD. The carpet Is
put in a revolving cylinder, about Is
feet in diameter, which revolyes Is
times per minute. 1t is rapidly car.
ried up till IL reaches the highest point
and then allowed TO drop. In revolv.
ing, air is forced though the carpet,
and, in dropping, the dust forced out,
thereby softening the carpet and Civ
ing it new and bright look. Mr.. Ferry
guarantees that the ca, pets are not in
the slightest hurt by this process. In,
deed he claims that the gentle, yet
efficient sir.bath TO which carpets art
treated in his machine is a positive
benefit. His establishment Is now open
to all who may desire 70 visit it and
witness the operation OF cleansing car.
pets. 1t will repay one for the time
employed in the visit.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Juyenile Republican.

About forty youths averaging from
fifteen to sixteen years Of age, and rep.
rssenting the leading families of the
city, have organized q campaign club
called the youths Republican Club"
The following are the names Of the
officers;
President-C. Kittinger.
Vice President-William Hil!es.
Secrstsry-Harry Simpson.
Treasursr--Edward Rudolph.
Csptain-W. s. Hilles.
Ths uniform which has been adopted
will be procured this week, and will
consist Of white leggings, dark pants
white belts, white hsnnel shirts with
sailor COLLAR and blue frsnt elaborately
trimmed with gold braid, a peculiar
polo cap Of = color similar to that OF th.
shirt, and red telescope torch.
The club will meet in the Institute
Hall on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day evening for the purpose of trans
acting business and drilling.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
The Presbytorian Alliance.

The Presbyterian Alliance in session
at Philadelphia decided yesterday 4
hold . series of Sabbath school meet
ings next Sunday afternoon. Papers
we're read by Principal John Cairus,
d. D., Of Rdinburg, on the Vicarioul
Sacrifice Of Christ; by Prof. A.A. Hodge,
D. D., Of New Jersey, on the same sub
jsot; BY Rev. DR.. T. D. Witherspoon, ,oi
Virginia, on Future Retribution; by
Rev. DR.. R. N. Patterson, Of Philadel
phia, and Rev. DR.. W. J. B. Taylor,
Of New Jersey, on Church ExtsnGiOu
in large Cities; by Rev. DR.. W. J. Reid,
OF Pittsburg, on Church Extension in
Spsrselv Settled Districts; by Rev. DR..
Robert Knox, of Belfast, on the RYAN
gslization Of Ireland by Rev. DR..
Arthur Mitchell, of Chicago, on Sab.
bath sOhoels; by Rev. DR.. Alex. Mac
Leod, Of Birksnhsad, on childrsn's .
portion in the Sabbath service, and BY
Rev. DR.. Joseph R. Wilson, Of North
Carolina, on Evangelists and Evsnge.
listic work. Papers in German were
also read at an evening session in Hor.
ticultursl Hall.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
FOURTR EDITION.
LOCAL PoLITICAL NOTES.


the Republics Rally % Nswpoz
To.morr0W-UhRissiana's Rally
Other Political Deings.
The Republican rally ct Newport 10
morrow promises TO be q grand affail
the largest political demonstration II
all probability that Newport has evel
witnessed. The Republicans Of New
port have concluded 10 devote thu
most Of the day as well IS the night Il
the meeting.
The afternoon meeting will be held
In MoRlrlan's woods near the village,
commencing at one o'clock. The speak.
ers for the afternoon will be Hon. Z.
Joy Morris of Philadelphia, and ex-col.
lector Thomas Of Baltimore. The band
Of music has been engaged for the 90.
casion.
In the evening there will be . grand
torchlight parade, which will be at.
tended and participated in by all the
Republican Clubs from Wilmington and
surrounding country. Newport will be
lit mp as II has never been before.
At an evening meeting Q silk banner
will be presented on behalf Of the ladies
Of Newport to the Republican Invinci.
bles, and beautiful flag on behalf Of
the citizens generally will be presented
to the Invincibles, and will be run on
the guy rope to the top Of the Rspubli-
can pole erected some days ago.
8. Rodman Smith, and Fred. Eden
Bach are booked as the speakers at the
evening meeting.
A Republican meeting will be held
at Christisna this evening, 8. Rodman
Smith, Esq, and Rdw. g. Bradford, Jr.,
Rsq., will speak upon the issues OF the
campaign. It Is expected that the
meeting will be largely attended.
Tho Republicans Of Newark will hold
q meeting on Friday evening next, o.
tobsr l, In the Exchange Building,
Newark. 4. G. Bradford, Jr., and T.
Eden Bach, will address the meeting.
The Democrats Of the Second ward
met last night in the John P. Almond
Hall, South Side, and J. Frank Ball
being chosen chairman elected the
following county committee for the
ward: J. Frank Ball Bsq., William
Still and Joseph Bradford.
A grand Republican rally will bs
held at Rooklsnd on Saturday evening.
A poll 100 feet high will bs raised In
the afternoon and q new Republican
nag will be foated 10 the breeze. A
special train will bs Iun by the VIII
mington Il Northern Railroad In the
evening. Fare for the trip Is cents.
Distinguished speakers will be present.
The Republicans clubs in Whining
ton and the vicinity have been invited
and are expected to be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
TneU. y. GOart

Cross examination was 1o'.J y
terday before United States V'ITl +
er Smith in the case Of sVsra' " y,
Co. VS.. Il. c. Robinson, s''s y
Thomas J. Graves, bsnkTs?i; 80 =
case was adjourned until f'la'I'i n
the re.examination for the conp''tl y,
will take place. The case u is,,si ~
Circuit Court, opening Tuesd'''" "
10. n
Naturalization papers V'''S'
to one applicant.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Tho Uhester Parade

The Democratic parade At Oh
last night, is said to ha7s bs'l
largest Of the kind that has s7srt
red In that city. The Wtlui
clubs joined the line shout . y
and marched over = very long
The following organizations EsHi
this city: The Martin club III n.I
Young Mems club S5 men, ,!as VII
club 96 men, the Blue Hens Chl
25 men; the Hancock and kaSiaA
ward club so men; the sauliblq
As men and and the Bsyart tlu'
men. Among other dslsSatioi,
the Hancock Legion Of Chester w
men, in silk hats and black suits
South ward club Of Chester 10.
and several mounted clubs viii
70 to 30 men.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
A Tug Burnod and Stranded

Fire was discovered about 9 80 o. clock
last evening, in the National Dredging
Company's tug boat Jas. MeFadden, y
which was moored, with q number Of
other tugs, at the Pussy, Jones & Co.'S.
works. As soon as the fire WAS dis
covered the boat was towed to Pusey,
Jones & Co.'S. lower yard, and was i'm.
msdiatsly stranded upon the opposite
side of the creek. The bow and pilot.
house remain above water, but the hull
was completely submerged. How the
FIRE originated is unknown. Endesvors
will be made to-day to raise the boat
and then the extent Of the burning eau
be ascertained. The tug, however, il
fully insured.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Delaware County Demosi

The Democrats Of Dslavars G.
Pa. had q large parade and NEST
Rockdale on Saturday s7aula,
The Media Advertiser In ,4ts,r
the meeting, says:
"Pour hundred men we,s Ii
After the speaking a number n
one Of the saloons, where !as
ment ran high. One Of the more
Democrats here drank this toast
"Here's TO the man that pulled II, d
That shot the man that freed tie ll,q
This reference to the sss,ssi
Lincoln caused some sIci.sns1i
soon . fight followed, in valoa
and glasses were freely th:Oyl
several men cut. Joseph Yam.
attendant . at the saloon, hli Ii
badly cut with q glass. On u
warrants were issued for :4s I'a
several parties.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
MoId far COurt

81 =
Last evening Phsbe eN's'
Browntown, charged John b's'g
Annie Duncan, before MsSsIEI
toilette, with disorderly coa1aS '
using toward her vulgar as1 ", !.
names. After the evidence Nv
taken H. R. Pennington, Hslp y
for the defense, refused to 'l'a
the decision Of the justice, y !
ground that the defendants '.a
side in the city Of Wilmi1Stoli' !,
Magistrate, therefore held ''la ! |
ant in the sum Of one hund;ea
bail to appear and answer sa'
St Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Tho Rebel Flag still Flying,

FoRr WAYNB, Ind, Sept. 2s.-In great
Democratic demonstration here to-day
the delegation from Williamsport, in
this county, marched into this city
with retsl flag flying at the head Of
the column. The Mortified Democratic
Central Committee secured possession
Of the obnoxious banner at once and re-
moved it TO place Of ooncsalmsnt.
The episode caused intense excitement
here among Republicans and Democrats
alike.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
judges for Illinois.

The Governor Of Illinois has ordered
an election for four additional Judges
OF the Superior Court Of Cook county
in which Chicago is situated. The or
der is in accordance with provision Of
the State constitution giving one Judge
to each $4,000 persons, and is rendered
necessary by the increased population
Of the county. The oficial returns
give Cook county population o
607, ,538.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29

LIT. Sinms Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
gar Coated, without an equal They never
gripe or sicken In operating move the bowels
easy BY acting directly on the Liver, restore
tho lest energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Palms in the right or loft side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion. Oostivsnees,
Sick Stomach, Weak Bacz, DiMiness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Biliiopsness, I.A1guor, General Weakness
and other bodily inhrmlues arc cured. They
are tho only Pills known that will positively
operate without dripping, Sickening Weak
ness, or leaving the b0sels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from tho danger Of prevailing diseases,
Sold by deslsrs and country store keepers
ABE for DR.. Simms' Pills and take no othsrs,
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining
on. Dol, Phlladslphia. a02 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Excursion 60 ReaafnE.

During the Berks County Fair the
". l. N. Railroad Company will run
excursions from this city to Reading,
Pa. The frst excursion will be given
tomorrow. The train will leave the
p. W. Il B. R. R. depot at $50 .. M,
and returning will leave Reading at Z
p. m. Tickets will be good for three
days, to return by regular trains. The
fare will be $l50. c. F. Thomas 4 Co,
have tickets for sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
semitic the AImshca''',,, :,

B. +. Norton, the m0rpnl".,y,.l Wv,
been sent the insane depa''1l'IJ,,lI IA
Almshouss. A search !eI'' L,t
fac, that the man pOsses''5, !, ~, ~,
sixty and seventy dollars .i nHI A
that II a man in Boston nsIo'' N i
ison was telegraphed, Tsl' ,,, al
learned. A telegram 10 !'' toIId
Police of Boston, brought IA' )"
reply: ,.,.,, v-os|
Hutchison says, a li'te u" he
mind, but harmless. Be;T' "
home TO New Market, N Il
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Ptrvt ward DemOerats.

The First ward Democrats organized
last night for the county campaign, and
elected officers, as follows: President,
Msrris Taylor; Secretary, N. A. 0'Con-
ner Executive Committee, Philip G.
Plunkett, William Kyns, Merris Taylor.
The club will meet again next Tuesday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
That Newport Democratic Pole

1
It turns out now that the reason why
the Democrats Of Newport were 80 un.
successful at their pole raising on Sat
urdsy last, Is because they had the
audacity to suppose that they could
raise Q pole without whiskey, as II q
Democratic pole ever had bsen raised
without 1t.
Contrary to Democracy elsewhere the
party in Newport has temperance lead
ers. Hon. J. W. l.. Killgore, the prin-
cipal leader was never anything else but
. teetotaler, and Constable Thomas J.
Hanna, now the candidate for the Levy
Court, is O streng Good femplar. Now
il only Messrs. Killgore and Hanna had
provided q gallon or two Of whiskey ioE
the weary and sweated Democratic
laborers, who from almost early morn
to nightfall had pulled and tugged al
that pesky pole, in true Democratic
style, like other coed Democrats would
have done, the pole might have stood
ur proudly, and the rooster with head
and tail erect might have CroWsd the tri-
umphs Of Democracy long before sun
down. Whiskey was wanted, but
whiskey the leaders would not provide.
Help however was near at hand for
the Democratic toilers.
A hearted Republican landlord
had watched the poor fellows until his
heart was broken up to It's very depths
in sympathy for them. He knew what
was wanted, and rather than see them
toll on without sleep until daylight on
Sunday morning would find them still
at work, he drew gallon Of his best
Bourbon and took it out 10 the boys. 1t
was not long after that until the pole
was standing proudly in its place.
Strange thst ever Democrats should at
tempt to raise pole without whiskey.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29

IOTO THE GRANGER STORE, lns =.
VI 9th ST., If you want TO bo surprised, and
buy barrel OF their % flour, 1t is good. IL
you want gssd bread try our pastry flour at
&c. b. when YOU make a lost OF bread with
this nour you will be more surprised than you
were at the election In Maine. We have is
brands OF -four TO choose from and they are
all good. Try our Fosters teas, 500. %
cracker dust l0o. D., pickles loo. bottle, .
brOoms 25c., . brushes 26o., soap 2,3 and 20.
bar. starch &c., Irish dulce l6c., and dom for.
get our IS -four, sold only at l08 Z. 9th street
T. d. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Fancy Dy0inE.

Persons who wish to have wearing
apparel and other articles dyed in an
excellent manner should send them to
Barrett, Nephews & Co., proprietors Of
the Old Station Island fancy dyeing es-
tablishment, No. Al North Eighth
street, Philadelphia. All work intend
ed for the company should be sent d.
rect to the Philadelphia office, as there
is no agent for the company in this
city. Goods are received and returned
by express or mail.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
FIFTH E0I7Io,|
TINE STATE FAIs

The Lock OF Th,ps,
Park To.a.s-A S,s a. s,. 0a';
special Despatch to the Rsrvn''''a'' H'"aa|
Dovsh' Sept. ga NOR, II :,
day than this could not 9o,',s|
and all morning visitor, fs,'''| s.''
hocking by hundrsds...,In.,'''I
shouslnds-intO the fair s,ovad' ,'
early train up the Dslsw,,. u
ana the train which reaches n
lo.So O'CLOCK, wsrs both crovd.tl
The special and rsgul., N
trains from Wilmington vs,s 4
their utmost capacity. On Tia, n
at least five hundred psop., ooI
sage.
Though yesterday wa, II. j
day to all intsnts and purpossl
show has only fairly opsasl !,
and Judging from the look, a, 4
this forenoon, the attsndsuc. s,l
clock will reach feu- thousand 4
The following premiums h,,,|
awarded in the carriage DEPART
W. A. Reilly, Dover--omnsbv,l
W. R. Cahoon & Son, Dover j
seat family carriage, Dexter \
top buggy, three bow Brsw,!s.
cut down Brewster buggy, TIM
ont down end spring buggy topI|
end spring drop perch buggy N
buggy.
McLsar & Kendall, Wilmington
aware Phaeton, family carrias.
seat extension carriage, Brsvsst|
gy, Elliptic spring buggy.
W. A. Bacon, Wilmington D.l.
Columbia bicycle.
W. P. seaward, Dover, D,.l
ing bride.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
PhiIa d deiphia Democratic NOIninn
lion.

The Democracy Of Ph iladelphia yes
terday nominated for Congress General
George R. Snowdsn, First district; Dan.
iel Doug gherty, Esq., Second; Hon Sam
ne, J. Randell, Third; George Bull, Esq,
Fourth; Mr.. Jonathan X. Folwell, Fifth
-Four candidates were nominated for the
House of Representatives. Delegates
were chosen for to, days City and Ceun-
ty Nominating Conventions.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Police HoarInga.

Thomas A. Price, who was charged
before the Mayor, last night, with as.
ssulting Annie Brown. was fined three
dollars and costs.
Three cases q drunkenness also were
heard.
This morning one case Of drunken
ness only was disposed Of.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Destructive Fire near Peun'Gl

destructive F1Fc near rebha
The alarm of fire, which FS
in this city between ssVsu sd
o'clock last evening, was CAUSED
reflection OF q FIRE upon the pioF,,
John N. Springer, one mils ;ion
grove, N. j., whereby q Hral
graneriss, stables and othsr 'r'
ings were destroyed. Th4 ''A
consisting Of forty tons u 10y
hundred and forty bushs.' oI
harness, wagons, sct', F'''
sumed. Fortunately th'
stock was removed before ;4'!"
jured. The buildings were 'T'al
the Milville Fire Insurance I'lI
but the contents were NOT la'a''l
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Fsua Potatoes

We have been shown > sAD h,
Chilli white potatoes raised ~ r.rt,I
Of James W.Murphy, above Ur r,,rlI
some of which weighed Vet' tb
pounds. 1t was estimate .,a,, i,
would have 100 bushels ',' M
acre. This is pretty sO'' VI
season.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
A Question.
For the REPUBLICAN.

MRssRs. BDIToRs Can you tell me
il the Board of Public Education
have run out Of funds or what is the
matter that the children Of No. 4 school
can't have the proper books ? Two
months of vacation | should think
ought to be ample time to have all the
schools in proper running order.
think the committee should either at
tend to their duty or else give it int
the hands Of those who will. One whole
month gone and some Of the children
have to sit and hold their hands fol
this want of books. TAX PAYER.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
The City Markets.

There is no peroeptible change in the
markets, with exception that chestnuts
are now offered for sale. The crop will
be an early one, and it is predicte
that it will not be very large. The
following prices were obtained this
morning:
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Temperance NE citing.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting in the Mis-
sion House on Second street between
Washington and West streets tomorrow
(Thursday)at y O'Clock, p. IN. Ak are
invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
asnsral Tsrbsrt's Remains.

The train conveying General Tor
bert's remains to Milford win leave the
p. W. & B. R. R. depot to-morrow
(Thursday) morning a. Q O'Clock. The
American Rides and DUPONT Guards
will meet at their srmory ct 7 O'Clock
% Colonel Macsllister wishes the bat.
TALON 10 march at 7.s0 sharp.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Clay ton House Arrivals.

W.T. Garter and wife. Reading; q Whita.
Conn VIM Leary, London Circus George
Skeiang, London Circus Erasmus Sterling
Now York b ID Drake, New York Johr
Splan, Chicago Joseph Ware, New York
Thomas Watkins, New YORK u A Robson,
Balto
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
viewing Il . AIInsno use.

The Grand Jury, to-day, made an In
spection Of the slmshouse, the Board Of
Trustees at the same time held It's reg
ulsr monthly meeting. After the tour
Of inspection the annual big dinner was
eaten.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Fire in q Cotton MilJ.

A fire occurred yesterday afternoon,
in the picker room Of the cotton fac
tory, Ninth and Walnut streets. A
considerable quantity Of cotton was
burned and damaged by water, but the
loss was not great. ..
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
TMPoRTANT to ALL INTERESTED.
DR. hoBEETsoy, 1s >. EuTAw 81

bhII1IMUhE. MD,
From Is years experience In hospital and
special practice guarantees q cure In all dis.
eases of the URINARY ORGANS, NER-
VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
(loss Of sexual power) etc., 9ON0RRHG OIL
SYPhlLIS, recently contracted, positively
cured in from 6 70 10 days. Medicines sent to
any address. OaH or write enclosing stamp
for reply.
DR.. Rs special remedy Ior I.adie suffering
with irroQulafti0R & w
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
sOor AND SHOE sFORE
0EORGBs. HAGkNY

Has inst opened at No. West Sixth street,
with o full and seasonable stock OF all kinds
Of boots and shoes for ladies', gentlemen,
misses, boys and children. II You want bar.
gains IN good goods give US call at the 1T.
he store called No. 5Wsst Sixth street.
Dl5-2ma
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
The shoarw0od q senate.

The Sherwood Senate will meet on
Thursday evening att o'clock. Prompt
attendance Is required as business o!
importance will bs brought before the
meeting.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
100 400 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH
HALF.TlOKETS ONE DOLLAR.

1867 Prizes amounting to. $40 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at All points 70 whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur.
ther information, or send orders BY express or
In Reglstered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only 10
NJ. A. DAUPfIIN, New Orleans, La.
or same person at
No. SO Broadway. Now York.
AL eur Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under tho supervision and management Of
GENERALS q. T. BEAUREC4ARD, and
JUBAd A. EARLY.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29

Dickis's Poultry Powder, for cholera
and other diseases Of fowls, sold by
Taylor 4 Fullerton, Druggists, No. 800
King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29

The monthly meeting Of the Will
mington Loan Association was held las,
evening, and the payments Of matured
stock were made.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
d Ar AIAREn

HICKMAE-5CHULTZ In Philadelphia
on the llth INST, by Rev. u, orge +. W6
well, Mr.. Daniei 9. sHickH an to Miss
Ellie q daughter Of Slu1el.W. Schultz,
all Of Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
Rira Guards, Attention.

All the members Of the Bird Guards
are requested to meet promptly at 8
O'Clock this evening at their head
quarters. Company A will drill TO-
night.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-29

~ UARANTEE.
W Nearly everything we sell to be rs-
turned II not found satisfactory when exam.
in sd at home. Tho few exceptions arc such
articles as the rule obviously cam aot apply 10;
books, for example.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets and
City Hall Square, Philadelphia.