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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16


Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. A. Daily.
cave Richmond. $3.50 \. n.
Arrive BurheViiie.. lipV n VI
Train No A connects AT Burkrgilc with Allan
tic. Mssissippi and Ohio railroad for tarmyllt,
Lynchbury. aud al Southwestern ppiat>.
Trains Nos. Ia and AZ conuec' a. suiherns WIN
Milton aud Sutherlm NarrOw-Gauge railroad Tor
Milton,
Train No. AS connects az salisbury with Wc-iern
North Carolina railroad for AshCyilir and all points
In Western Ncrib HrOlinI.
Trains Nos. 80, AZ. and AZ connect AZ AIRLINE
junction wish Atlanta and CDariO' te Atr.Lin' rail-
way for all points south and southwest. and a.
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
railroad for ali points south, Southeast. and South
west.
Train No. 50 stops only At Jcteriylle, Drake's
Branch, BlrAsdAe's. DInyiilc, Greensboro, aud
Salisbury.
Trains from the above. mined point, arrive a.
Richmond ABS T.. NJ. 4:0S 4. NJ. aud G:i3 T.. VI.
Train on Scrfn Carolina railroad leaves bfetns'
bOro' daily at $50 \. VI. Tor Haielyh aud Colds
boro'. cOnnectisg az Gold,horo' win Weldon and
Wilmington railroad for Weldon aud Wilmington.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
ON Train No. fs-New Iork and Richmond or
Danvllc and AtlBnta aud DInville and savannah.
on Train No. i2-W1shingtOB. Richmond, and
DanyilP, and Danyile aus Augusta.
Tickets sid 10 al pOnlts sDutu, southeast, am
southwest, ana baggage checked THROUGH.
No lav.cvar cheeks gtvsH on iocsi rrSets.
a. pBPF.
General Passenger aud Ticket As,E-
T. VI. r. TALcorr. General supc-h'enfer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16

CHLORAL-THYMOL PROPHYLAC-
TIC ANU DisINFECTANT
should be used In all sick to cleanse tue asari.
ment and prevent tue spread of contagious disease
Its odor rs pleasant, and its power In destroying
noxious germs remarkable. spiuk!ed GA a hot
shovel, 1t reaches every spot in the room.
Prepared by j. BLAIR. Druggist
u27 corner Of Broad and Ninth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
WASHINGTON, -. G., Newberne, Washington, anc
TarborO y. C.. aud all points IN Eastern North
Cardinal also, for Eastern shore of Virginia, iamp-
ton. Old Point, and all regular landings on James
river ut LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is.
sued l.. Il. TATUM,
SO IL superintendent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WgDxESDAvs Deeemter ~. leoW
ssIEs.- 1000 q, G ana A.sevau S'sat fux, =
shares OF e. and ~ 4. W. stock ~ 2fk; 10 stares
az n. asys r. n. r. sscck at ~; 800 vireinss cons
sois t>paio at a.; 20 shares q X. ana y. " u,
s,ock a. esx. 10 DO Il 1884, 10 a.. al 6Sk, IS do. nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16

fuE L!xf-1s6rR AHcE coMPANY or VIA.
9t4tA Mop4rt< v preieY any d is knd0w-
49SS f(Ile,es ehset m>fnfe q ne sass,ine fwelve
,4(11y = - yle: q a. ss.apesy, "a. Teusb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16
DULMONAl PULMONA! PULMoNAl

T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 9l9 Main
street, has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and Kenrico county.
PULMONA. THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
DY FOR COUGHS, THROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
N requires only fair irid 10 convince one its
efficacy. II gives satisfaction In every instance.
REFERENCES:
Rev. A. Il. Glib on. NJ. d., Rev. W. VI. Osborn,
Rev. w. ;. Edwards, ID. D., Rev. :. n Wilson,
Rev. dob A. Price, Rev. A.. :. Hank,
Rev. j. ii. NJ Lemon, kew. l.. ID. Herring,
Rev. X. w. Black, Rev. L. w. Crowl,
Rev. u. a. Carroll, Rev. y. Henderson,
Rev. j. j. G. WeDster-all Of Baltimore. Md.
Rev. A. Foster AVID Rev. George V. Leech, of
Washington, ID. e..
Rev. James Gamble, Hagtrstown, Nd.
Sold by Druggist AR METTEE, Proprietor. 122
West fsyette street, Baltimore, Md. Price, 50c.
no l3.p Od3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16

CiNciSNATI. December l5.-FlOur in active De.
Wheat quiet and rm; No. amber, s1o2: No. -
red winier, S1.04. Cora lower; No. 2 mixed, 4ec c.
Oats unsettled; No. 2 mixed. 36J50371sc. FORK
dull aud nominal at Sl3. Lard heavy at S9.221G
1925. Bulk-meats quiet; shoulders, sac.; III,
&c Wmskey In fair demand Sll0 Sugar firm
aud UNCHANGED. Hcgs dull and lower: common.
S3.S6di4.20; light, Si.25@ ~ AS; packing, "a As
a. "A 60; butchers, s4.G0@S4.75.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16

NEW YORK. Deceinber l5.-Cotton-Net receipts
6xs bales gross, 7O.Sk0 bales: futures closed essy
sales. l60s,00 haIes: ~ eember, Gil "a; January
fiz.0B February, Sic 25@&12.2t; March. SIC 4 1
Jsse. el2.7ee4i2so; July. Sl2. 67@sf2.s9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-16

MILWAUKEE,, December l5.--Four dull and ne
elected. Wheat Grm opened at Nc. advance /:
No. ! milwaukee hard. <1.l0; No. Milwaukee
soft al .o5 M 2 xtiwaukee. cash or December. 81
.January. t10U&; February. tl00h: No. Mil
woukee,.77c.: 40 &, 77c.; rejected nomoai. Coz u
jwesker; No. 2. 38hse. ga dall ana lower: No. q,
tled; No. spring, cash. 66kc.: January Ssc.
provisions weak. Mess pork, 1890, cash or Jan
Inary. Lard-Pfine steams 1885 cash. December,
Ter January. Lise hogs weak AZ f4.40@S4,so.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Robbed a Drunken Man.

This morning Mayor Almond gave
John Fisher hearing on the charge OF
robbipg William Rodgers. The com
plainant, whilst lying intoxicated upon
pavement on Orange street between
Front and Second streets, last evening,
was approached by Fisher, who put
his hand in his (RodgcraD pocket and
drew forth seventeen dollars, a pocket
knife and a handkerchief. When his
victim cried for help the thief fed, but
was captured at Second and Tatnall
streets by Officer Chambers.
Fisher stated that he had been in
vited by the complainant to take q
drink aud that he had done SO. Later
in the evening Rodgers fell in the
street and cut his head, and when ht
had attempted to bandags the wound
with tie mans handkerchief he lie
fused to PERMIT him to do SO. In ex
PLANTATION Of the fact OF his having
possession of Rodgers knife he sait
that be had borrowed it while the.
were in saloon.
Rodgers denied having loaned tn
article aud said that he had never see
the prisoner previous TO the time tn
robbery occurred.
The Mayor adjudged Fisher guilt,
and held him in the sum of thre
hundred dollars bail TO answer tn
charge at Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
SW allowing Poison.

Swallowing and inhaling the noxious i'm
purities generated BY Catarrh, p olson moi
alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and
lungs. No merely local remedy, like
doucnes and inSoiuble snutfs, can possibly
reach or eradicate the viruient spofules o.
cures effected by Dr. Wei HeveRs new
inOculative treatment. The elements
used BY him are absOI bed by the mucous
membrane throughout the system and form
0 constitutional as well as local antl1ote. ai
certain TO cure Oatarrh, as waco no virus
is to prevent smallpox. Its unprecedented
sale with unsolicited testimonials from many
thousands whoa all stages Of the disease,
have been eured BY this wonderful rem
edy. establish beyond contradiction. the TACT
that Wei De sAeyer's Iatarrh Curo
is the most important medical discovery
since vaccination. New. q. III. Taylor.
i40 Noble st, Brooklyn, writes "One pack.
age prod 7ced radical cure" ut entirely
cured member Of nv family who had SUI
tered from Catarrh tor 10 years" J. ID. Mo.
Donald, 40 Broadway, N. Y; my wife
RwaFtg, Jr., 300 Hudson Ave, Jersey
CITY: ut cured me after doctoring for near
lY 80 years." Mrs. kmm . q, HOWes, 30
W. Washington Place, -. T.: safer being
given up by my PHI siclans, was cured OF
Chronic CRtArfh by your medicine"
Lewis r. Newman. S9S Fulton St., Brook.
Ign: ~ enclose 81 so for which send mo 81 K
packages OF Wei DE Meyers Catarrh Cure.
Sew en- members Of my family have Catarrh,
and ali are receiving great benefit from the
Cure" ksV. w. n. Sumner Frederick.
Md: at Ia worth ten times Its cost" w.
III. TFu0s d. eli. n. d., Elgin, ILL.,: he., &C.
DR.. Wei DE Meyers Treatise" Is mailed
FREQ, His Care" Is delivered In the Uni
ted States or Canada by ID. ID Dewey n
Co, 40 Dey H., n. T.. at 81. 30 com.
pIelo. lllS.8t-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
A station House Destroyed.

A Are broke out yesterday afternoon
in the beautiful railroad station house
at Ridley Park. TIE fire 1t is said or
ignated from a defective hue. The
flames after spreading to the wood work
were ntrollable, every etfSrt made
to stop their spread or Sukdue them
proving unavailable. In about en-
hour after the fire was first discovered
the frame depot building which WAS
the pride Of the Railroad company and
the admiration OF all who saw it, with
the houses attached, was destroyed and
the heavy arch over the road had fall
en- to the track below Gshapeless mass
Of smouldefing ruins.
The train which let this city at 2 .0S
reached the ruins just after the expan.
sion arch had fallen to the track and
was detained until o'clock. C0mmu-
nication was cut of with Philadelphia
for several hours. By o'clock the
ruins were remot ed and the trains
were running on regular time. Ike
loss Is estimated at about $40, 000.
Measures will be taken TO rebuild the
depot Immediately il the weather is
not too severe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
st. JAMES FAIR.
The Fair u SucsSss-The hucA'
Ones VINO Brew PrJZts,


The St. James r. C. Church fai' ,ha
at the City Hall, after a succotai1! flA
Of two weeks, closed last evenlngTtaH1
zipg about 5000 for the benefit OF 'H1
orphans.
The following are the names Of VI
lucky persons who drew prizs5 ~,
Sisters TAblt--A gold cross, MI
Kate Sweeney, MoDowelville; NAM
some doll called "Dinah," Mrs BoIdyp
Riddles Banks; handsome wax cto"
D. Horrisk, GOA ". Eighth street; cl'D
toilet set, Miss Maggie Jordan, S%I
street; gold ring, J. Jordan, EIaulT
Banks; g pair Of vases, Miss Mary
Jefferis, 1913 Poplar street; china "
John Hughes, Second stree m iAn
house; crib qailt, Mrs. Mccoy, Wv
Sixth street; pair of blankets Ta
CARTS, Forty Acres; doll No J. W.
Ban, W. Front street; baby cap, hnI
HUMPHREYS, near Riddles kos
pink cushion, Miss Mary hSfH
Market; half a dozen cspe.seatea cHs
William McMenamin, East EIgl'n
marble.top table, William SteWn
Poplar street; tidy, Robert kesnS
Riddles Banks gold anchor cross
heart, Jane Mahart, Riddles banh
silver castor, William McNena%n
Sodality Tabls-msrbls top tso'', 'U
Lenhofi, Lincoln ST. eet; hsltdoz9n W.
seat chairs, John Holrisk, 81, 5,, M
Eighth street rocking chair VIM 'n
Stewart, Poplar stlest; coupt.fP'
Sarah Barkiey, BsnCroft's Banks
heshment tabls-barrsl Of flouF,
May Lindsay, Augustine NIL "a %" %1
some large cake, J. McGIni5, 'V ,c' N
Sixth street; clock, MIS-. W" So
| Riddles Banks ton OF coal, MIS- w
man, 400 Orange; bouquet tsOi'i
A. Bacon canary bird and cage, u
Sweeney, 500 West Sixth; goa N
Miss Mary Daley, ST. Peers S S.O
pair of vases, Miss Ellen Riley, p'V
street box Of cigars, H. L1pB'
Orange; tidy, Mrs. Goodman,
Orange; tidy, Miss LiEz'c avg S.cd
in gold, John Shields, 9lo Wet o'Is
street; handsome cake, J. MoVen
Fifth street ; cake, Thomas CI-rN'
Sixth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

The unwilling of the statue Of Alex
ander Hamilton, in Central Park, New
YORK, took place yesterday. Mr.. John
c. Hamilton, son Of the statesman
IN ,de the presentation address and the
st ,tue was accepted on behalf of the
si by Mayor Cooper. Addresses were
m Lde by ex Governor Bullock, Of Mas.
50 husptts; Cbauncey M. Depew, and
Hol. Benjamin Harris Brewster, Of
! b .ladelphia,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
FOURTH EDITION.
REPS BLIoAH DEMONs1RAlHUA

The Republicans at DaPont's
Banks-TaihinG and FesstinE-
Marching Amid Applause and
Booming of Cannon.
For the RKPUBLIoAr.
DUPoSr's BANKS, November, 20.
MessRs. EDiToRs The demonstra-
ton given last night by the DUPONT
Garfield club was as great success rs
the most sanguine hoped for. The pa
rade was composed Of the Millard Band
rs pieces, Pioneer corp, DuPont Gar.
field Club, 60 men, Young Mems Re.
publican Club OF Wilmington, 80 men,
II small boys carrying flag; Go. A.
DUPONT Garfield Club, so men; Christi
ana Hundred Mounted Club, 40 men;
marched over the route published and
were loudly cheered, and amid theiap-
plause and booming OF cannon the long,
tiresome route seemed shorter. The
houses OF all the leading Republicans
were illuminated, some Ct them vieing
with any Examinations seen in the late
campaign. Mr.. Samuel Clover hung
out o Chinese lantern that did service
in 1860 when the Lamsnted Lincoln
was leading the Republican hosts to
victory and strange TO say the same
candle or rather part Of 1t still occu.
pies it's place where It has rested Tor
20 long years and there is still enough
left to help the illumination TO take
pl ace in 1882, when tho Diamond State
shall have cut loose from the rstrogIes
sive, and joined her Sister States under
the progressive party.
The invited guests and the club filed
into the clubs room at Brsck's Mill,
and found four tables the whole length
OF the room fairly bending under the
coed things, and when 1t was known
that tho refreshment committee had
given way to the ladies Of Rokeby and
neighborhood 1t was q sure guarantee
that everything would be all right
Then when the boys had arranged
themselves along the tables the ladies
ran hither and thither carrying the
delicious coffee, and handing out the
nice warm dough-nuts, and in fact ANY
and nearly every delieacy that . tired
man ought to eat. They soon relieved
Thu tables OF their burdens. There was
plenty for every one and enough left to
feed as many more. After full justice
had been done 10 the substantials there
were loud calls for Mr.. Bach, President
Of tho Young Mems Republican Club,
who was escoi ted to the platform. Mr..
Bach thanked the ladies and the club
for their kindness and made some prac.
tical remarks that were Isslete with
theory, wisdom and truth. He was
loudly applaudsd. Speeches were also
made by Mr.. CarliD, President Of the
DUPONT Garfield Club, Mr.. Vincent,
Secretary, and Captain Sheppard. TIE
Pioneers escorted the young men as far
a. the Rising Sun Depot, and parted
with three good cheers for all Republi.
cans. The Republicans feel oontented
enough TO rest on their oars long
enough to smile over the victory won
and the victory to come. J.J.v.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
SECOND EDITION.
.AYAkU ara DISCOUNT.
selling . History OF tho Life AND
Rob,ie ser vices Of Bsyar

Selling q History Of tho Lifo ano
Public services Of Bsyard.
"Sow gentlemen, said Mr.. Thomas
last evening, to the gapilg crowd Il
Stidham & SONS auction room, here Il
a copy Of the life and public service
of our honored Senator, Thomas
Baysri. This is book which should
have alsrge sale among the people o
Delaware. IhC[vtbing near the VALUE
of the book lis On We will sell it,"
"How mucA bid for tie book, gen
tlsmen," crieiMr. Sddham, the auc'
tioneer: "what is bid for the book"
The crowd smiled but made Nc
reply. ,..,,o,. o.-.
tlemenG" cried tho auotioneer.
sis ninety cents bid'"
sis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cents bid for the book, gentlemen"
"Why gentlems this is shameful
not fifty cents bid for the life OF Mr.
Bayardr"
"Start tho book at come price, gen
tlemen," cried Mr.. stidham; "We can
not dwell upon it all night"
sis ffty-torty. fVe-forty-'thirty
Observation-Disclosures
tesn-teu cents bid for the book"
eyes," shouted man on the out
side of the crowd.
"Ten cents is bid for the book; ten
ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten cents is bid
ten now going at fifteen; ten now 9
the fifteen; ten, ten, ten, tan, ten, ten
now 90 the tiitsen3"
eyes" shouted another bidder:
"Fiftsen cents is bid; teen, fifteen
fifteen, fifteen, fifteen, fifteen, tifteel
cents is bid for the book; fifteen nov
going at twenty; fifteen now 60 tn
twenty; fifteen, fifteen fifteen, iifssen
fft. fifteen; now go the twenty :"
Fifteen, going at fifteen; hitesn
70 the twenty, once; fifteen, go u
twenty, twice; fifteen, go the twenty
for the third and last call; fifteen 6
the twenty; going at fifteen; are yo
all done Cone"
"Gone to the gentleman there 10
fifteen cents"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

A runaway, whereby a doctors
wagon was considerably broken occuI'
red between ole and two O'Clock this
afternoon
Now Is the time to get your pictures
frame for the holidays, before the
rush, e. No. 4O5 shipley street. % PEI
cent, lower than usual price for those
that bring this advertisement. Harry
Yerger.
We have a Domestic Cough Syrup
which we can recommed as reliable
cough remedy. West End Pharmacy,
Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Cases in which the heart is weak and
irregular in action are soon restored to
health and activity By Fellows Syrup
of HypophoGphites.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
The New weather Prophet.

General Miles is on the way to Wash
ington with his family. Being inter
viewed at Bismarck, Dakota, he said
the Sioux question was practically set.
tied, except as 10 Sitting Bull, whose
surrender is a question OF diplomacy.
The last known by the General OF Sit
ting Bull the latter was about half q
mile north of the boundary line, with
two hundred fighting men. There are
At Fort Keogh two thousand hostile In
dams who surrendered TO General
Miles, and have been compelled to turr
over four hundred acres and prepare
for crop next season, which will sup
port them for year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
nONn REWARD WAS STOLEN

oH0T REWARD WAS STOLEN
SGOO on the night Of Nsy: 10, 1850
from the suDscsiber, living In MIL Greek
Hd., New Castle Co., Del, q bay horse, II
hands high, nine years cid, slight thick.
ness In tho skin on the tight fore loot, lock
Joint, fullness on nigh wlther. carries his
tail q little 10 the LETT when travelling, fine
style. Any person who shall give iniorma.
ton OF the said horse so that the ewner shall
recovor him again shall receive fifty dollars
reward and all reasonable charges will be
paid II brought home. Address
SAMUEL SHAMELESS, Owner.
BY letter or telegraph 10 Ashland P. D., New
Castle Co., Del.
A further reward 81 one hundred and Any
dollars will be paid by the Southern Uhioa
Association, for the recovery OF stolen pro.
perty, &c, TO any person who shall detect the
tbIei, 10 that no shall he brought to cOnVic.
tl0p. l. ". FILM, Treasurer
ll22-9t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
DEA GAaS.

pASHlELL-In this city, on 2Oth in:t y
Il. P. Dashie in the 4lSt yea. 81 ,am MIL ;osC
r.snoctnG,T invited to attend bis iuneral on
Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock. IoPF'ceed t:
old Swedes church.
PETITpFMANGE.-On Sunday morning
2lst ins'., az O'Clock, az her residence in
Gh-.,stlsIa hundred, julia A. Petitde
mango. in her SO year.
FuEcral will take place from the residence
of her sonIn.law Henry White, In Christi
nesday. November 9th, at IL o'clock, 3. y
Friends AID Relatives respectfully invited 70
attend.
Enthusiastically en- the 21st Inst, filz,.
Beth O. vile Of DR.. Wm. Fields, aged 10
years.
Tha relatives and 'rtends Of the family ara
respectfully invited TO attend her iG-eral,
from the residence Of her husband, No. III
West Seventh street, on Wednesday alter
noon, at O'Clock. Intelment at Whining
ton and Brandy Cemetery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
DEaISTER'S ORDER.
40 REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NKw CASTLE COUNTY. November 20 1880.
Upon the application Of Elisa A. Stuart,
Administrative Ioi Robert Stuart, late
Of Wilmington Holm said county, deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Re-
gtster that the Administrative aforesaid. give
notice Of the granting Of letters Of Admin.
istration upon the Estate OF the deceas.
ed, 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 dc
mands against the Estate, TO present the samo
or abide by an act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause thu
same to be inserted within the same period IN
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to be Continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
(~>~l Given under the hand and Seal Of
}L.s. Once Of the Register Aforesaid, at
l~~S New Castle, in New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. y. BIGdS, Register.
WOTICE.-All persons having claims
against the Estate oil tho deceased must pre-.
sent the same, duly attested to the Admins.
tratrix. on or before Nov. 20, 1881. or abide
the act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. ELIZA STUART,
AdministrauiX.
Address :-Wilmington Del. 1923
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Photographic scenery.

Bservall, the new photographer, at
3O7 Market street, has something very
beautiful in the way of Scenery. 1t ia
got up in rustic style and consists Of a
pedestal, a balustrade and stairway.
They eau be changed into some fifteen
different positions and any position
makes a great improvement on the pic,
turs. MIR. Beerwald has some very fine
specimen pictures as proof that he is
master Of the business. His place will
be open all day on Thanksgiving.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
VoME ON, LADIES, TO GRANGER


NOME ON, LADIES, TO GRANGER
" Store, 1903 East Sixth street We bay
for cash and give you ths benefit; 1t will pay
yeu to buy your goods from US you VIII soon
save the price OF hOufe; we nave tue Whitest
sugar and the best tea and coffee In the city
:or the price our 90. sgur is good, and our
&c. flour is excellent, out our Diamond Dust,
at &c. 4. d, makes all the women sing II y so
good our Patent Flour, at ", is as good as
you are paying IS 10 tori our $3.50 -four is tne,
and people coma from all parts for our 5000 !;
try II. We have i, zoo MS, Of rir"ed evanorated
apples, put up expressly icr Granger Stores,
at 100. n, great bargains We have ordered
our mirce meat extra for Thanksgiving, rs
tor &c. 4 Us. appls butter, 26c. 2 ms best
prunss. 26c., sold everywhere Tor 29c. : our
SeliTsi5lng buckwheat Is jolly; excellent but
ter. 2Sc. n. D bars Of berax soap Tor 2ic.: soap
at 2, 8, 4, s AMI cents. Come on, ladies'. we
awe you the worth OF your money, at 1903 East
SIKH street. lll6-6tt T. M. WlER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Children Poisoned,

Two little children OF Edward Dan
gan, aged respectfully four and seven
years, died in Kankakee, ILL.,, on Satur-
day, of poisoning, and his remaining
two children were in a critical condi.
ton. Dangan arrived in Kankakee
two weeks ago, on his way to Canada,
and lived in extreme poverty. A bot.
tie containing belladopna was found in
the house, and he is suspected of pOis.
oning the children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
not Connected.

The Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company has au.
thoritively contradicted the report thai
the Pennsylvania Railroad had pur,
chased enough of their stock to get coE
troll of their road. They state tina
they did not own directly or indirectly
q single share.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
CLAYTON House Arrivals.

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a. Robinson, Phila, James b. Khoads, Del
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York: W. V. Perry, chicago; MT and MrS,
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Yok; W. v. VOrhis, Easton; W; q Whee,sI
Coun.;J. J. BOyce. Laurel, Del; re"lin
Simmons, U. 5. r UommlsSlonef' ""'N'"S
Ton: A, N. Anderson. New York;
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miss Burke, Phila- Wilbert A. SILVER Dei