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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
FOURTH EDITION.
An. UKPLBAsAMF DELAY.
Compietfon OF tho Coura Rouse
OmeAs UnFoAsonabIyD sferrsa.


Oms"s unroAsonabiy de lerrsa.
The Building Committee of the Levy
Court is Ia session to-day at the neS
Court House and the time Is occupied
With minor details constituting the
Tag ends OF the business incidsn upon
the erection Of the building. The Court
House presents finished Appearance
inside. In the court room all tbs iron
ohsirs in the auditorium have been put
in; the boxes for the jury, witnesses
and prisoners have arrived and are
being put in position, and very little
mere remains TO be done before il may
be called flushed.
There Is now come uneasiness felt by
the Building Committee that the Court
House will not be completed and the
documents removed from the Offices at
New Castle by the first OF the year.
This 10 mob due In any sense to those
having charge, but Ia caused wholly
BY the Inactivity Of those who have
been employed 70 put the mantel
pieces and Replaces In the Offices,
which In turn delays some other work
which must be done before the rooms
can be occupied.
The material TO be used 10 on hand,
and much OF the work has been done
but the woFkmen who went TO PLila-
delphia 70 spend Christmas have rot
returned, and nothing has since been
heard from them. Every endeavor
Will be called into aclion to get tbs
work done before the first OF the year,
and II is TO be hoped that the efforts
will Do Euocessful.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Izore Of she Storm q, L.vs..

LIVES. Del, Dec. 27.--There Is NO,
much else to report In relation TO yes.
tsrday's stOrm. The giadea back O
the beach are overlooked by the hIgt
tide and the bark Howard remains
aground, but will probably be floatsd
tomorrow, as the wreokers ars prepar
ing 10 pull her of. She has met disas.
ter after disaster since she left Calais,
having encountered the heaviest wealth.
or, lost her captain, aud met other mia.
haps. The little steamer Wapderer.
wrecked near the government pier, will
probably prove total loss. The osp-
tain, who had LETT her In thu harbor
last week, arrived here this afternoon.
When she struck the beach but one
man was aboard, the other member. Of
the crew having jumped upon a schoon-
sr as the stssmer dragged BY.
The steamer Moro Castle, from So.
vsnnah Tor New York, put In here to-
day for coal. She lay TO OF the Light.
ship last night, and her captain reports
the gale the heaviest he ever saw. She
had a light cargo, rolled heavily, and
her dozen passengers suffered terribly
from Geasiokness. Especially was this
the Gaze with a lady passenger, who
gave birth to boy baby after the
steamer left Savannah.
The lits-saying stations below here
have 50 far reported no disasters. Bat
for the fact that comparatively few
vessels were In this harbor--oply a
score, as sgSinst 100 or $50 on former
occasions OF the kind-lhe wrecks would
probably have been as numerous az
during the storm Of October, 1877.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
BAIL ILLEGALLY MULTIPLIED.
rho Hebeas COrpGs CaBsS-Ths De-
fSndGMth AkeAu for GSug. IBlBI
n0FM1nE.

/ Auo nsOoas corpus CABSS-Yhe De-
! TSRuGMts heAu for Iour. ILlS
H0FRIRK.
In the United States Court to-day, U.
s. darshal AcXullin made MS ttup
upon the wrl! Of habeA5 oorpuf, ,s1sd
Ia the cases Of the indicted deputy
ma'shal5 ana ssrvsi upon sheriff
CLARK, as stated yesterday.
District Attorney Patterson IN pre-
santing thu MarshaPs return * aimed
;aat tho Transcript OF tho islI..nsat
docket, in possession OF :1a Court,
showed that in the cases Only tEo in.
iictuor,S had been touna--oae against
Arthur Emerson and the other, jointly
against Artsmus Wilhelm, W.uAm J.
Blackburn, John Blackburn, Jacob b.
Smith and Samuel Coyis. ghe writ
were duly served upon he Clerk Of the
Peace and the Sheriff Oh December 2I'
Considerable doub: was experienced AL
TO bail when it was found that ths
SGerIft held six different warrants, all
though bat 100 indictments Asd beell
found. The indictments enpoR9r:i
the Sheriff to take $500 bail from each
defendant. Although i've warrana
had bean issued In the case OF ths !Bo|
Black burns, Wilhelm, Smith andCOy!s,
the names OF five appeared in each
writ, and were go arranged tlst On
each warrant each OF the def" ldlls
were required to give 500 bSlI or ~,
800 III s!l for eaca MAJ. These wis
had, therefore, bo.n sEfOle0u5iy Issued
by the Clerk OF the Peace, as all TSfa
issued on one finding oft4s Grand jury
Mr. Patterson weng On 10 say tAa'
this unfair proceeding in the maj
ter Of bail was stopped by OBTAINING tA'
warrants in the Sher!l'5 Eanis before
lie had taken bail, AMI tho Marsha
taking charge Of the prisoners and dol
tanning them subjeot to the order OI
the Court, uuder Section 041' OF the ks
vised Statutes.
The return OF the Marshal having
bsen read, Dir. Patterson suggestsa|
tina: tue prisoners bs held N sjUV bal
eseh, The security 10 b. approved D1'
tho Court, to appear At shs June terri
Of GE4 Circuit Court, commissioning OIL
the third T1esd ~ in June, wien lA'
Auoro ~. Gmelti csu appear an" prose-
cutcd if he 81 de,!roi" said he.
The Conr: approved Of :bis, sayinS''
would prefer having she doie1dsn1
stand with rsfeIe1c 10 bsll - th'y|
wonid Sand in tue STAT Courts, ~
that 10 complaint could 5e made tha1
the cases vera not vigorously pro'et,I
cut3d. On this point the Court sS!u|
thgt this Clerk OF tls Peace had h1
RIG at to FIX bail and the general oP.n'|
ion prevailed that 1t Mad been srEora
eously done.
The return Of Sheriff Clark, stating
that he had obeyed the writS OF hAols1
corpus and delivered ths prisoners ivy
the Marshal's hands, was also reaa'
after which Court adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

Wei De Hey eF's wonderful cstsrrh
Cure IL row dispensed by all druggists, and
Is delivered clttigGe paitlDY 10. Il. Tswey
d Co, No. 10 Deynl,, Rev York. Tho re.
markabla cures hioA hsyo eyUrywhsFe 70,
fui Cd from tho use OF this preparation have
developed the storIllng i3ct inst no merely
local tGatment, EkG Enuai, dOuChes, and IL.
haiationS, can POSSIBLY reach or destroy On.
taThai Yirua, The antldotll elements dE.
covered by Dr. Wet lie lEcyer aro absorbed
througA5u. he mucous D1embrancGs system
In two minutes time, thus forming on iuGcu
latvo and constitutional cure, TIE effects Of
which are similar t.. and as unlalling as,
vaccination. a "EEuaiiSe," with full
statements By tfo cured, IS matted free
wei De meyer's Catarrh Urre f. w,r,h ten
times It's cost. Rev GhAs J. Jones, rev
IiIlgatO1, L. II "One package cured mo.
ReV. 9. II faylor. 40 Modest, Brooklyn,
n, Y" 1t restored me % tho ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. kets. Cebblaskil, N. Y. little
remedy lBa marvel. Roy. A. y. FToeSe,
Cairo, ~. y" at has beEn Of greet value
to mo Rev. Olasy Place. Massena, N. Y.n
Fey Geo. L. Ptatt. st stephens Rectory,
PhiIada,. etc. A reai eu2G Vi CatATEh Tor g. 70.
1922 EtaH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
SECOND EDlT.UN.
.out Ye Co."

Somewhsr between Lsziville ant
Gunnison City, Colorado, wsnders ,
Detroiter who 10 PsnhI!ess. ragged
hungry aud disc 'u~aaoi. Four week,
ago he mat NJ, man out Their,
and sent his love to ali inqa.ring friends
1t home, and also explained Why he wa.
in thar hard mp oondlsiOn. He was TO,
honest and too particular iJr that oOun,
try. He Toaohed Gaunison City with
ont a dollar In his pocket bat with
lots Of ambition in his soul, and sOor
met q mar who explained:
81 can give you the sottest kind Of a
snap at four dollOrs day. want
you to attend one Of my faro tables. u
':But don't know the game
''You don't say, stranger. You must
have had queer bringing MP. Pass
On-no time to bother with yonl"
The second man applied for silua,
tion squ:iuted his eyes and took long
look AT the De!roiter aud quietly
sked:
"Whar' FRONT"
''Detroit."
emo use-thGt'a too far East. Ny
pard ran of VITA the company'S fuuds
last night, and | calkt rlAtsd on payin'
somebody about hundred dollars TO
Overtsks him and bring MS his skulp.
You'd look swset takin' his trail, you
would You'd better inquire on the
next corner"
Tie ne2t corner was the site Of a
saloon about 10 be- opened, Tae pro,
prietor was siz-fOOter with arsvelvoY
on each hip, ana in response 10 the il.
quiry he said:
dispose yon know how to poar whisky
and weigh dusl?"
eyes"
"Snppose that one OF tia tud ones
comes in after his aip and refuses TO
hand over"
"I'll call the police"
"Poliee be hanged! Every man his
own policeman out hers' Yol must
epen on him with shooter and keep
pulling the trigger until he falis!
The SITS open at So day aud fouLd.
"l--I easss | won't take i'll"
"Then gill No place for milkaops
around here. might R-krowed you
hadn't any narve by lookin' at yep
The D9troi,er made one mora effort.
This time il vas q man Who exp planned:
"Glad TO gee ye---sit down bit. II
see, there ID bad blood between me su
a feller called Sandy Tom. We've ~
reed to drop each other CT sight, ard
We mean business. want you to Sc
the bulge on him, and bgia' you're Q |
stranger Fou can help me. Put this
Derfinger Ia your pocEe. and 80 ana
shoot 5!oag Tim AMI I've got 200 ior |
yeI"
"Why, tha. would be urr3 ~"
"Whss of! Doyou eEpac. to larrI
round here OYER day without dgiD'g |
any shootini Wh2r was ye Isised?'
'In Detroit"
"3i3 lau haven't any spinal ealurrrt
You'd better run Lo4s L, yu4r m8,
you had! Sat ye Eo--so lolN"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
"ycno nnsw bin het y 10y. hLA.n
GR!a. AIRY

SIN nrnlr7 RI Ma. = PrfrEf1 wro de-
parted tliSl,r, N.r 1871. 1870.
1t has p,HrseI fyI j LI, iHa"i'e wisdom
70 TenOTg !c.N 30.l IuIE.. Bower too RUE
for our posses. IN. il was uo,r The lgur oil
midngbt, lUsrgi wore The Hiua .n,. rrs.
q zephyr wapfe-aI tHr1uyh the y5ove. .nac .
those who by nor wJL0HCl, ,eIt lae J. "...a3 o
the angel, cgllh they 3w j g'U'.U!.. u.i .i.I.
inmate he- c9un rn-"cc a.t knew mat lyrr
now she hid re3Ctol She r'oc7 lprdrl, Wuu~.
Jesus waited 70 bear nor ss's.y home,
YOUNG, tglcU'ef, Gui aNip,Ie F1s W.
loved and RESPECTED ~ al RHD kaew lie.
AS the Row. ."I.'erF.h his grim 30 also
from hor nard ,njl srai, vi WiDdn,,s. and Of
ten ~ he. genrrJH'y was tne SOL ppgerty
deHpAtched. h-i3g II Ell nest follower d
Christ 5h5 did ct tar ieb.a, The VI Lcry 9,
the grave Wa hers Tea shall we gfgvi
40 vain
Within IT. narrow cell rsrlines her Gay. that
clay where once su;h animation beAusi
"Col'd Heaven reverse tbs dread decree q
late, the D0Ifnar wOl.d not mere reveal b..
grief" Bat wherefore weep! Her spirit sgar
beyond where splendid shines the 30 u diy
aDTeS lead her 10 ta0s9 bowers where virtue
deeds are rep tii by endless pleasure, an.
while trcsh LDs memory Of mat btau' e0u,
lace. let uS anj'e % meet her a tlaJ etarna.
home.
Once aR1'n was b1.ns the massage.
Come roy IaugI.eT leave thy ,aru;
JOIN me IN my he sVGny mdH Ion,
We, thee longer cannot lEaT5.
/ am ready. Jesus take me,
i}reatheJ the LlTed spirit lOT;
ThOn wa ssnGg INA: she mad Lott 20.
Lat is lIOulnlnE here below.
Revorentlg We bore or treasure,
NOW i1fEvaf with tHg UigrfI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
THIRD eDiTlON.
saIDL AhE RMaLnUAD MAR.
eho TRains GtIlI BeIRysd bus Ghe
PennsyIVAHIR Railroad " eake p-

cho TRains GtIlI BeIRysd but GhI
PennsyIVAnIR Railroad " eak es,
ing.
The fast train OF the Baltimore
Ohio, passing through here at 1855
every morning was not delay 80 muci
his morning rs usual. For the pas
two weeks this train has been delay Cd
about an hsur each morning.
A dispatch from Philadelphia to-day
says that new ami prospeetive!)
Troublesome phass is being pu! upon the
railroad EituatiOn here by the discovery
hat two wsll-known Congressman have
1een quietly taking notes Of the doines
II the Pennsylvania Road. They have
olted down points rs 70 time and sur
roundings and conversations with paE-
'eneers and train men, and the inior-
nation thus secured Is TO be used In
Congress Ia an Augment in favor Of
the Reagan bill. Iu conversation With
one vi these gentltmep, he declared
that the action of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore road
refusing to receive the Balti-
mors and OhiO's freight for any New
York line other than the Pennsylvania,
and the ccurie OF the latter named
road in 10 openly defying the DEGREES OF
the Uuited States Court were such as
sumptiOns OF indivual power IS should
not be tolerated from any corporation.
de further referred TO the discrimi.
ustieu prs0tioed by tue Pennsylvania
Road against through passengers, and
characterised the exaciion Of the So
cents from through passengers oyer and
above the fare charged local passengers
in no measured terms.
Among tho passengers detained on
the trains OF the new line by the Penn
sylyania employees have been several
members Of Congress. The Hon. CLARK.
son N. Potter and several OF his Con
gressiopal associates we're held on the
mils of track by q Pennsylvania en-.
CINE upward Olive hours. Their train,
which was due Ia New York at $50 P. |
NJ, did not get In until nearly 3 o'clock |
the next morning. The only train on
the new line which has been suffered |
10 pass through without detention was |
hat containing President Hayes. Last
lisht's aud tO.dsy's trains have
yona through in comparatively better
ime than any for week or mora. Tie
p. n. train ifOm New York last night
yas held only 81 minutes, while the
rain lEom the IVES! got of with only
3 minutes delay. This Mornings !
Eprtss for Washington was delayed 55
minutes, and the ess, bound day ex-
ress 10 minutes. /. is quito evidontl
la. public opinion is yory materially
1oditgiug the Psnnsylyaria's pre-
ramme Of obstruction; but the PhiIa-
elpbla, Wilmington and Baltimore
3Ed aPpears to BE- making up for the
AuusyIvaria's weakening. Il runs
oB lJ3ai trains al al Of tug Baltimore
nd Oaio fast trsi2a, thus holding them
sck ,a@d this morning II held aud side
'aCke Tire easI-boupG day express 60
lat /. lost Is minutes. and tbs Penn
,i7GDia limited express was enc led
) pass 1t and get over the junction
cad without moments del9y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

So n ani Montana, waose c7asus
rs'li.a have bon received together,
present goms E;TorE contrasts. The
saAr4 ars almost evenly divided in
i!2iua, bat IN MouLsaa more than rwO-
THIRDS OF the population are males
due to the preTopderancs of men about
tae mines. Only one-.snth are foreign
born IL Maine, while fully third In
Montana are foreigners. The coIored
people in Maine number only about
One.shird Of one Per cent. Of the whole
population, but In Montana nearly ter
per espt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

BuSTPoRr, Mass, Dec. GA
boiler in the shoe factory of Z. 2.
Dodge exploded yesterday at noon,
killing James Huntingdon, the engi-
neor, Daniel Bridges, a stock-f.ter, and
John h. Bailey. heller, and danger
Ously injuring William CalkiuB, a boy.
The boiler-house, the Chase Aee.Ing
establishment and Smiths factory were
demolished, and Thousands Of pGnes OF
glass In the vicinity were smashei.
Had 1t not beeu the dinner hoEr, The
loss OF life might have bosn terrible.
Six hundred persons are thrown ont OF
employment by tho disaster.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
A Record OTBfa.

Mayor Almond, this morning, fined
Rsbecea Morgan, soiored, five dollars
and coats for contempt Of court, She not
sppea ring as 4 witness when suRmou-
ed. 10 default OF payment shs was
committed to the cells.
Jones Perkins, coiored, charged with
assaultin2 Rebeoca, vos discharged.
John Dugsn, last evening, was 1Rsl
I've dollars and costs Tor s5SAulting
Alfred J. Grant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
FIFTH E0lrlOg
BATARD AN0 CoNn1;,,,
a ncporied FiSh' Bsiwe.. ,,.
senators in Wu.k,ns,"et IN
BpraRue Businen. "n-TA

WASHINGTON, Dec. PIT.
pA,ed spTsgus-cODkling scandal ii S ~
y believed to be inpsndiA r NV wLi'
family difficulties OF Goyernoee s SPoata
exoites much interest bsrs Sprlgud
the parties and some o, The " d.
stances are so Intimately kpowp '" ~
Of the friendly relations beIT..a ud
New York Senator and Mrs. sn..1.A
long been the property of Val iasi
gossip. Nov that the male sn,ssn
has indicated au intention Of ~ " r.
case Ggaipst his wife for the , lrss Ins
ruining, Dir. Conkling, The VIZ Nh, p"e
leot Is freshly revived. Tho ''s s sa
difficulty with Senator Bavars No., 'sI,
rnmored political alliance Of n, ]1a 70
Garfield against Conkliug bayS' ~ sa
buted to bring the latter int 'ouU
than usual prominencs of lat %'1
net believed that any oase II
BY Governor Spragus viii a Isa
Conkling's social btandiup n, S 1uss
iOal influence even with tbo,. pOa'
personally dislike him. Thar VIZ
indietinct idea, however, that Sr,
will carry the matter to extre,nia t
support Of this comes the ip,eSi..
that he has been tracking his viz ' y"
Conhling with detectives In OH ., o,s gu
and the additional fact that two > ~.S
known detectives Of this city ara ' ~"
believed TO be engaged In fxipv tba A "
lSttons between the Senator ana NJ.
Sprague here. Thsrs ATE m,.
rumors In this connection too ~
definite for publication. C4r,.I, ~
seems TO bs that the Foundation nj =
newspaper gossip at the capital IA MI
vsIeiy Investigated, presumably in IN,
-hersnoe OF the Rhode leland az Sam,
or's reported Intentions. This revir'
u the scandal is much commented rra-
lnd deprecated. A Washington 4,
.ectiVe ssys all tho svld.pGe W.,
'pragus wants from this point NAV !,
'asily furnished; whether or uot ;bsS
we're at work upon the case hs rstg,.1
II course to Fay.
To illustrate the public sensitiyens,,
" the subject Of Conkiing the etI.t a
rumored personal conflict b.tEae,
senators last night may be mentioned
i was reported a. an early hour hi,
aornlEg that tgo prominent sspsto,,
lad met by accident and ssga1lsd
aoh other, one KNOCKING the O.pst
lown vita a heavy oans. Although /
vas after O'Clock Ia tae la,yrip,
'hsn the story got out /. spr.ai Nh,
elbow fever, the reporters VI western
ournals secured the city, bantiQg ii,
DORA Of everybody who might possibly
ave known something aboGt II t6s
'tempt 10 hunt the Item down Sus.
ioiol at once attached TO Mr. Co1k.
ng, with whose name were llnked
lat Of the Delaware SENATOR and sy.
r2l others With whom the former Is al
l!s. For Fer Of being beaten some Of
leso eHieyprtsiug journalists sent sa
Of the affair 10 their psgtrs to.
~.
The friends Of conkling state that b.
Ill take no further notice of &r. B,v.
ID in the PHELPS, Dodge Il Co. moisty
'se. They say ii Mr.. Bayard can 10.
lie matter reat where 1t is Mr.. C3ps.
ng can. Iftls former should afford
Ie opportuni ; on the floor of the Sen.
g MT. Conkl.ng will most certainly 70.
y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Pariahoainaha Anaw

Michael Benson, who lives on SOUR.
rel Run, above Rising Sun, is supposed
TO have perished in the snow. He was
last seer on Christmas night, walking
along the willow lane near Breck' o mill.
He is between forty aud fifty years of
age, and had been employed at DuP Points
a. q blacksmith.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Sunday Sehool Entertainment.

The EpwoIih u. L. church Sunday
school gave pleasant entertainment
last evening. The members OF tke
s9hooi Sers nicely arrayeI in holiday
attire, and the church was prtt.i!y
decorated with evergreen and aags.
A good-siEed ship, hssvily ladon with
candy, fruit, etc., was noorsl upon the
roslTum. The exercises we're well zen
deref. Several queIt5t,oI were
surg by the Davis family and
Teoitsti?ps and seiejt readings we've
given by Noble Montgomery. An
address wG3 made by Rsv. p. II. Raw
lins. Gifts were distributed among
tao children and tho elder folks slso
t zchaDgsd presents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
An Exciting RHnOway,

A horao attached to sleigh, belong.
irg 70 III. Thompson, Of Forty Acres,
ran tcan Third street, this morning
passed oyer the Third street bridge and
ran into gutter. thereby breaking the
sleigh. The runaway caused consider
able excitement, but, fortunately, To
ngrsou was injured,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Y. ~. Il. q.

Al the regular annual session Of Tao
Young Mems Republican Club. las
night, +. f. Bach, Rsq., was reelected
President without opposition. Howard
L. Chandler was elected Vice President,
his competitors being J. Paul Brown
and 4, P, Mitcha!l; William P. Taylor
aS8 elected Treasurer, aud :. NJ.
Wood Wa5 ciIossu Colonel unanimously
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
A y.estsra Iuciusnt

Alta festival in SoCOrFo, New Mexico
on Christmas eve. q disturbance arose
among soneNexicans, which was quei!ed
by A. NJ. COnkiing, editor Of the sun.
Soon afterwards, while COnkliug and
his wife wer. leaving church two Mex
leans seizsd him by the aTms. vhils a
third shot Am dead. The assassin
fed TO e. neichH ring village. where
shey are rey0I tvG 20 Oe guarded by two
thousand Eexigag2. A large posse oil
Anne rica2s, we!l armed, vii! oGdeavor
10 Capt1ya the musderetl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

Very many well-meauing people WI
prsscribe for your oough and cold Alu
you will les time in taking their msT W.,
icine; ergo, take DR.. Bulls Cousa
Syrup and be relieved at once. PRICE
20 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
Lost.

A cnG-button and cuff vsre lost on
Sunday evening, on Market or Eighth
street. tbs finder will b. rewarded on
leHving the came a. the RaPUBucAR
oil0s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
= e
A Card.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
indtscrotions of youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss OF manhood, etc.. will send
you recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discoY.
cred by a missionary In South America.
Send q self addressed envelope 70 the Rev.
JOSEPH r. lNMAH, Station D., Now York
City. Al6.lyw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

Those VINO prove anything by Agre
rienoe can speak iEtslIjlently, II ,Ll
unaniuol5 testimony OF a.l alo Us
DR.. Bull Cough Syrup 5 tia. i. agr,
than fGit.lg II !4a! it gror,cg-. Pie.
25 cents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

DERrlSTRT.- -BR. PHILIP JONES,
IL with practtsal experience G. sSgis,a
over an years, would respectfully in-g..ffEpg
form the citizens of Wilmington aad sCF
rounding country. that IN sAu continues H.
practice OF Density n OIL ia BRANCHES, AZ Eh
1904 Washington 81, All Ok the 0ogG and nlsst
reliable materials Used. 6-14.C
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

MeEs.s. P. X. Mess!ck arI Thomas
Batsesbuly, who have been out W.T.
for some tims, have rstura6G to WI.
mingtoa On visit.
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AppleaL

C. Hopkins will b, in our city 70,
NOR oT, a. spot frei ht yard, win
car. oao..of applss. Information IN 10 .
CARAT them can be obtained Of Dc Il
Kenne y, Fourth and King Streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

"A pure Drugs or Chemicals, on wish.
lnB their prescriptions or private receipts
GIetully compounded OF pure materials,
Ntuid 10 70 tho drug store Of
II, X. BRIWaHURST,
no. " Market street,
Wilmington, Dol,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

mess goods ere gre~sgll5A In puTi'y, sr-,rs.r
aud baVCr, by any in the city It tas
Is!cs. Try thetn cua be
convinced o. Lho iAGs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28
rTyTrH ZOE ALI. THE PEOPLE.

Beautiful Toeth at "a, 80, "a snd go gIgprys
per set. TBeth ATTRACTED without pail2S fi'6t5s9
BY tie uso OF GAS. OyaE thirty ysl1s oEl)at.
i6poG DE. QhJ4T.At1IfEE,
NO. RsJ hlafkot strest
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TU REX a URoUP CUEE,

A seie and Irompt re edY FOR the cure Of
mou). app d e4tetn iy only. " cents a
boz. Sold By
SMITH & PAINTER, DruRgigts.
l.Q md SeVea.h nLd M}rKsys u.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-28

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