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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06

al wish I was worth million OF
dollars" said gentleman. "What
good would it do youi for you don't
spend your present income" inquired q
friend. "Oh, could be economical on .
large scale"
A tramp calls his shoes Corpora
tons" because they had no soles.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06

General Grant is said to have author
lied John Russell Young to say that he
was oigiuator Of Sherman's famous
march to the sea.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-06

A lodge Of Odd Fellows will before
long be located at Cottage Grove.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

How KIND IL is In tue Democrat, to
take the workingman under their pro
lection, and assume the gusriianship
OF his independence. Some Of us are
old enough to remember when the same
old Democratic party, howled abou,
the slavery Of the workinsman, when
he waS asked to vote to uphold the
tariff OF 1912. and they boldly sseef ted
that "Mr. Polk was better tariff man
than Henry Clay" The working men
among othera, listened to taem, and to
show their Independence voted for
Polk and Dallas. They wers elpctsd
but what became OF the tariff. l. t
those who are old enough answer, and
lot tae young men ask taeir fathers.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
British GiFeatnPH.

A phsmphet printed In Bngland, 4
being distributed GrAtuitously in thi
country among the faymsis which tell
them that they pay many millions mor'
for the American goods they consume
than they would for British goods wsr,
the Tariff laws Of the United States re
psalea. A more gross insult 10 the
common sense, and intelligence OF the
American farmer c9nld not be given.
Every one Of them kncws that II our
MIXES, workshops, and manufacturing
establishments closed, as they would be-
compelled 10 do, nnder a tariff for Rev.
srue only, eur markets would be at
the mercy OF foreign manufacturers,
and Importers. They would compel
the farmers to pay thsir own pricsa for
every article or do withoutit. Ipstead
Of attempting to interfere with our
Affairs, the author of this pamphlet
vonld DO we'll to take care Of his own.
We c&n take care OF ourselves.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
MIA Per.uasieus Exsr.able.

mIhu RefnuMBhOms ExeuehpA0s
Ths Every Evening siill continues 70
reiterate the stale lie that the business
men and manufacturers Of this city
have used little more than persuasive
coercion TO get there employees 70 vote
the Republican ticket. The Working
men themselves can give the insulting
dsslaFation IN emphatic denial. In
stsad Of the Wilmington Manufacturer
being iutOlsrAnt and prosGlptivs they
have been vs-y patient and iorbearins,
aud ever under the circumstances Il
they did use little more than mild
insinuation that IL would be 70 the In.
terssts Of their workmsn TO vote for
the party that protects the industry
which gives them labor and good
wages, they should, We think, escape
being dsnsminsted tyrauts.
Here are our manufacturing Arm
which are enabled to employ thousands
Of men only because they are protected
by q protective tariff. These thousands
OF men are given work and wages, and
the employers are enabled 70 make a
competence for thousands. because o
protection. Now the greater part Of
these workingmen ars Democratic, and
have been in the habit Of voting
with the party that opposes this pro-
lection. By doing SO they vote against
the interests Of their employers, and
consequently aSains. their own inter
eG.s. To coun.ersct this influence and
to protect themselves should taess
manufacturers not uss every means In
their psWer to induce their employers
to change their manner Of voting.
II the Democratic party tiumphs at
the present election apd the free trade
principles Of the platform adopted at
become the law Of the land
= change must occur, aud the worknen
OF this city must either accept reduced
wages or the manufacturers Of Ruglaud
will do the work that IL now done In
Are the workingmen OF
Wilmington prepared for this : Are
manu- facturers prepared for this I Mild
persuasion for workingmen TO vote fer
\ continuance Of the present good times
should be excused, and will be exsnsed
by all who have the interests OF Viii.
n inSton st heart.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
Thn, A,tn.,. an sehnscn.

Ia tie report Of tas alleged outrage
SAID to have been committed on jesse
U. Johnson deffsto inspector OF the
Ninth ward, on Tuesday night, 40 hs
wa, on his way home by tSo sslersd
nsn, the RRPUHLIoAH has been careful
Ily impartial 70 give both sides Of the
story. Eothing has been omitted o.
Mr.. Johrson's statement on his swn
behalf and the evidence Of those who
saw she whole affair and who seem &c
knew more about it than Johnson did
himself has been Is carefully oollated
aud given 70 the public. We do nstsay
tn It Johnson was no. shot at by some
body, bu. IL is evident tbat he was uo'
In proper condition 70 know whether
he was wayleid or whether he waylaid
somebody else. Indeed we have the
evidence that johnson did all the
shooting and his foes wIrs the imagtu'
alton Of Q temporarily Giscrdsred bra'7.
The testimony comes from both Repub'
licsn and Democratic sources that
Johnson was drunk, but in his mad
ness he had method enough TO conceive
tia. we'll concooted story Of being
shot at by couple Of negroes. might
serve TO bolster up the sinking Demo-
cratic ,auss. We do not blame John
son 80 much for this, as va llame the
Democratic papers Of the city for pub
fishing the one sided statement OF
johnson uneorrooorated, dnd apparent.
ly for tho cole object Of manufacturing
political capital. We will say no more
about this at the present but Tait with
anxiety 10 sse whether the papers
that published the one side Of this
cock and bull story for tho purpose Of
decei0ing and prejudicirg the public
mind against the Republicans will give
the other side OF the story. senSi-
biz men will not be 30 easily infr-
encsd. Htwo o,lored men or any mum.
Der of colored men attacked Mr.. john.
son on Tuesday night, in the manner
stated, they dsserve the ssverest pm
ishment, and the REPuBLIcAs will no;
bs baekwsrdin denOunsing them. Such
miserable roorbacks upon the eve ofan
election fall short Of their intended
purpose, and the rstoil will b upon
ths party that tries to take advantage
of them.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
OhsARe "Hnoxern ment.

Who 10 II that wants change Of gov
ern nenti All tn ,ss vi expect to OBJ
taii pay for their aves tSat the man
whom they oallst LINCOLN set free.
Al the rebel soldier, who expect their
names . be pls's on the pension roll.
Al tls Democratic claim agents, the
pigeon htlsi Of whose desks are Gram.
msi with rebel claims. All the agents
Of foreign manufacturing establish,
msnts, who wish 0 crush out ours 50
that they may sell foreign goods for
which the Manufacturers pay one shil.
ling day to produce.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
Free &bHnN.

The Danoor Atic platform Of 1880 de,
clares in favor Of free ships. What
does t4is neaIH It means to let Eng.
land send over 10 this country all her
old huiks aud place them on an equal
footing with American built ships.
This ruinous policy would enrich
Blgland and utterly break up AID de,
stroy avery sbipyard in the Unitsd
states. American ship carpenters and
ship joiners, can you vote for q party
that would throw ycu cut Of employ
msnt, or force you tn work foi shill.
ing a day? The Republican party op
soSes free ships, and free trade. This
means plenty Of work at living wage,
and this you will get by e!eo!iug Gar.
ield and Arthur.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
WHAT Boss Protection Moan.

A Protective Tariff means, the i'm
pro7emsu: and elevation Of labor and
the naintenanoss OF living prices for
the mechanics and latorers In all
branches OF American industry. 1t
msaus to put such a tax on foreign
goods the equal Of which We eau make
In this country, as will give our work
men fair wages for their lAbor and no;
compel them to work for mere Dit
tance psr day. II means TO give the
American m&chaui2 sufficient remun.
GRAFTON fer btu lSber as will enable
him " give his vile and children good
clothing aud enable him +, send his
children to tohoci. This you can do
and II you vot, Tor Garfsld, Arthur
and Houston yoa vote TO contir no
prosperity. 70 vots the Democratic
ticket with free trade platform, means
stsgna;iSn in business, idlcnsss and
poverty " the mechanic and lasorer
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

WrLLrAH @ WHrTELHI, Esq., is to
address q DemssrAtlo meeting over in
Pskelville next Monday evening. As
there are net more than shout two dog.
en- Of white people over there the OBJ.
jet locks suspicious, and the holding OF
tAs meet ng on th' nisht before
the election locks still more Suspicious.
Toe Demo srats had bsttes hold ons at
this corr or Cf Ninth and Walnut strsetz.
They might more easily provoke dis
turbsnte .! the lgttsr place. We
would adviie every solored man in
Pickslvti!e to take his wife and chill
dren aGd Vaoats the village for that
evening. This wonld bs sore disap-
point nsntO ths Democrats, as they
would havs nothing but the empty
hOus.s to stone, and nrs pistols at.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
DEGuSTEE'S ORDER.
RE0ISTER,s OFE1nE.

EHw CAsTLE CoGErY. OstnheT IL, 1890
UpOn tbs application Of HeSror 4. Bur
Egoyns, AdninletgntrIx Of Hannah J. Footc,
lGte Of Wilmington HID. In said county, dec'd
lit is ordarcd and directed by tho he.
giste7 thst tho kdminstrntrIx aforesaid. give
notice Of the granting OF letters OF Admin.
!slTation upon tho EetHte og the deccaa-
cd, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO be posted within
,orty days from the date Of such letters, In siS
Of the most public places OF the county 0!
New Castle. requiring all persons having dc.
mands lgainst the Estate, to present u,e same,
or &Sldo by an set Of Assembly In such oase
mado and ProHJed. And sIse cause the
fa,ne to be inserted within tho same period In
tho DELAWARE REPuBLICAR, q newspapsT
VuOlInhedi In WILMINGTON, and to Ge Continued
therein three weeSB, (e-O-dl
~~-~l Given unGor the hand and Seal OF
{L.s. Ufdico Of the Ragister aforesaid, 81
~,~S New Castle, In New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day md year above written.
q. BlGGS, Regigtsr.
EOTlCE.-All persenS having chains
sRniEgs tsO Eatgto OF the deceased mutt prb.
sent tho sauIe, duly attCstsd to tha AdIcinis,
tratrix. on or before Oct. 10, 1891, or abit :
tho act CT Assembly in Flch case made and
provided. HESTER i. BURtH'YNE,
Rdmintstr&tI TX.
Addrts s:-WiImiRGton. Del. 1918
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
rarIH For Reyenuo only.
What does II meant

"l3L does II moan
II means the depreciation Of labor
and a reduction of rates tc Bu7opeal
standards. 1t means to allow Eagland
France and Germany TO send thsii
goods into the American Market atsuch
prices as wilI.bresk up every nRnufac
turing interest in this country or com
pei the mechanics to work for o shil.
ling q day. Tariffor Revenue Only
is the Democratic platform. Tariff for
protection 10 American industries Ia
guaranteed by the Republican party.
We now have protective tariff, in
Gods name let we'll enough alone. The
Republican party has reduced the Ma
tional debt and funded the remainder
at four par cent. interest, established
specie payments, and given to the
country protective tariff which has
set all Of our machinery In active opera.
tion, given employment TO all who
want work, at fair prices. To Contin-
US this prosperity vote for Garfield,
Arthur and Huston.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
CLOTHING
Ex a mine You
w ardrohe

And if you need a s,,i, j
of a suit or an overcoa, y
member We give our u1di1
ded attention to this y
particular branchofbu,iDss!] !
We are no spectators N
combined ready made ~ Y
tailoring business, bu, ~
ducers OF fine work in a \
toclloring art. Long ey0l
rience in cloth enables nj
judge of its quality, and l
have equal advantage !
purchasing, for cloths m m,]
to order therefor you vou1
most likely get satisfaci1
with us. FERD CARSON,
Merchant Tailor
233 Market \
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

IT Is BECACsE Chief OF Staff John M
Dunn deserves II, and not bscause MI
Hastings, Chief Marshal. desires it.
that We accord to HIN the credit o
handling such large body ef men fc
efficiently as he did last night. Nj
Hastings was fortunate In his selection
OF a Chief OF STAFF, and 1t is oredtablt
for him to give To Mr. Dunn the honor
which he 10 richly deserves.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

The desenesaey Of the Rvery Eve
ming il shown in its attack on RlTard
Bat.s, the Republican candidate fol
State Senator No one that we have
ever head Of yet has ventured to at
tack the character Of J. Parke Postles,
Mr.. Belts Democratic opponent, though
there might be much more said asains.
him than could reasonably and truth
fnlly be said against Er. Beta. Tie
i9nd gates OF Eculrjlitv and abuse have
been hoisted by the X. T., and the
character Of every Republican nomipE.
ted for any ofce is to be attacked.
This appsars TO be the orders that have
smanated from the Democracy and the
Every Evening 10 chosen as the vessel
from which this filth Is 10 he thrown on
the respectable business men of Vii!
ming!or.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
Usthoiie,rrn Va. Demssrasy,

CathoIieisrn vs. DemssTaey.
Many citizens OF our county are op
posed to the election Of members Of tbs
Catholic church to any political ofiice
This feeling was manifested when Geo
o'Neill, Rsq., was 8 candidate for sh'
nomination for Mayor, and 1t will b
nGHifested TO some extent at the com
ing election. Henry Clay Tsrnsr, thu
Democratic nemlHee for the Legislature
from this city, will be scratched to
considerable extent; DR.. Crawford, o.
AppOquinimink, will be treated in the
cams manner, and M&tin Farrell, o.
this city, will share similar fate. We
have never sought to excite prsiudios
against them beoAuse they we're Catho
lies, aud when asked Why We did moi
attack them, We have invariably re-
piled that We had no desire to mix re-
iigion and politics together. The fact
10, We would ss soon see them elecisd
to ths positions for which they are nom
mated, ,as any other member Of the party
to which they are attached. They are
no worse than other men calling them
selves Democrats, and II elected could
not more greatly outrage. at the. bid
ding Of their party, the principles Of
righ. and Justice. In fact We would
expect fairer treatment at their hands
than the Republican party is receiving
at the haads OF the tax collectors In
several hundreds OF the county. Scoun-
drelism fuurisbes outside Of the Cat 40
lie church, aud men calling themselves
Pro!estants csu play the villain as
nicely as the worst class o! papistS. We
would ss soon see Henry Clay Turner,
of this city, or Dr.. Crawford, Of Apo.
quinimink, elected to the Legislature,
Notwithstanding their attachment to
the Catholic church, as Marshall Chan-
iler Of Christians Hundred, as they
woRld b8 mu3h LEGS likely to Disgrace
themselves, or even Stephen Springer
OF Mill Creek, T. 7. Armstrong Of Red
Lion, James T. shallero5s Of st. Georges,
or franklin Collins Of BlAckbird. We
will also make the same declaration In
regard to Martin Farrell. We would
just as soon see kim elected 10 the Levy
Court, Catholic Though he be, as to SEQ
Thomas Lee Tslley Of Braadywins,
Thomas }. Hanna OF Chris:iana, Robert
&. Morrison Of NsW Castle, or Alexander
Wilson Of PsuoAder. These gentlemen
may be respectable, but they would be
by VIM. 3. Blight and other
Of the Court, to far greater
degree than Martin Farrell could be,
and every Republican ir this county
knows pretty well the kind OF justice
hat the people recs!vsd a. the hands Of
he Lsvy Court las! Spring. The truth |
3, every candidate on the ticket ought
o be defeated. Honest Democrats
'h0dld not be willing to profit by such |
'hicsnery as has kesn practlced by
heir assss1ors, collectors and inspec-
ors. It Ia an old axiom ths. the re-
eiver OF stolen goods is as bad Sc the
hie', and by tbs same process OF rea.
oning We arrive a: the conclusion that
LIE man who profits by fraud is as bad
S the msn who prHctises fraud. Har-
st and lair minded msn should not be
'illing to be placed In such q position.
let them come ont and no. only vote
gainst Henry c. Turner, DR.. Crawford
I'd Martin Farrell, bu! sgain.! the
hole Democratic ticket.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

II THAT BLUE coated policeman who
cred off c pistol last night in front Of
the Fourth ward Democratic head. quar-
tiers, rs the psraae was passing by, had
done the same thing In front of a COL
ored Republican headquarters and a
riot had ersued in consequences IL Oh
the colored msn wcnld have beeA &C.
cased Of creating aEotaer ijot.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
Fall and Winter.

| | have laid in a very ID
assortment of Cloths, Casl
meres and Suitings, both |
foreign and domestic, d
Fall and Winter wear, Wild
i will make up at a yeryl
price, Satisfaction gusaraI
teed both in make and a
Cali and see me before I'd
buy. l.. HESS,
No. 4 e. Thirds s.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

Hos. THOMAS +. BAYARD Said in q
speech in this city tao evening before
the Indiana election, that the returns
the next day would settle the question.
Bsyard was right, the returns did set.
tie it but not the way Mr.. Bayard
wanted il settled.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
PURLICnALRa.
DUBiIo BALE

IL %
GOOD fURElTURk,
AZ atidkam b Sons Auction ro0n.s, III Ess
Fourth street, on
FRIDAY AFrERNooE, OUroBBh q, 30
At ONE O'Clock.
Five parlor suiios. upholstered in oginsor
plush and hair cloth, chamber suites, wal
nut and marble top SsDief, ,slsgAnt sice b0s I'd
plano, French pate Mirror MV ysrds o
eleg gant Enslith and American bodf Brps
sells and all Kinds 81 ingram carpSts, sowinp
machine, extcnsiln table, fee box, paintings
lounKes, eanc and woodsn Oh airs, blankets
sheets, pillow aad bolFtor ceses, ailver plated
ioTks, table and tes spoons by Roger Bros 1
good cook etSyes and other furniture Ia Gfst
olass condition. Pertons wanting god furni
,uro should not fail to attend this sale. Ihs
goOds will! be opNn for inspection on Thurs
day evening and eafIy en- mornisg Of sale
Fer further DEIticulnis cali Ut our auctloT
room and got O Gstslogue
L. W. STIDHAM b s0H, iuet'H.
1OlG-GAWts
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
Etepen. sns Aksessrne nent Laws.

The iniquitous laws passed by the
Democratic party In Delaware for the
assessment and collection Of taxes,
place the voters of this Stats at the
mercy Of unscrupulOus assessGrs and
tax collectors. BVery Imaginable op-
porturity is given tdem by Law to de-
fraud these who do not vote their tick
1t. Thousands of Republicans aro dis
lrS1chised by ths trickery, raEoal!ty
and deception Of the assessors and col
lectcrs. This Infamous syLt3m OF die.
frGrohisement should be broken up.
By Democratic trauds in assessment
and collectors Of taxes, the majority OF
the citizens of Delaware are ruled by
the minority. Vuts the Republican
ticket and secure registry Law, that
will assess every man white or black,
or Democrat and make
every man bear his share of the taxes
and give him the r!ghtto vOts his sen.
tiMents untraInmeled. To do this vots
the Republican Legislative ti,Eet on
the second Of November.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

SAY, roU Shipioinsrs down there in
Harlan and Hollinzsworth's yards who
are getting $3.50 and S15, u week for
labor, will yoa go to the polls next
Tuesday and vote in faver Of the free
skip platform Of the Democratic par.
ty, and thereby deprive your employ.
ers from having any more ships to build
and throw yourselves out Of work
Think before you do 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

~ cASEcT VOTE with the party any
longer that profits by the Ninth Ward
fraud" said an honest Dem ccrst, in our
hearing yesterday, "though that has
been ny party" There are a good
many Democrats o. that wsy Of think.
ing.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

TRE base ingratitude of the Every
Evening is shown in the baser attack ol
that papm upoa Ns. Bird, Esq., who
when as was defending it in. q libel
suit SEA il had "tbs ablest editor in
the State" How now.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
HNHEi0n for Gnnrrana.

John W. Hcu0Lon, the Republican
nominee for Congress, in Delawsre, IL
an able lawyer, and al UPRIGHT Judgs
During the exittance Of the Whig party
Judge Houston served two te,Rs In
Congress with great credit 10 the State
and au honor 50 the nation. He Is 80
much superior In every p,Iat Of view
to the Democratic nouiues for Con.
gress that no hcrest man ahSuld hesi-
tats for whom 20 cast his ballot. Hous.
ton was loyal to his country in tao
dark days OF the rebellion. Edward L
Martin, the Democratic nominee for
Congress, enlisted men for the rebel
army. He was traitor to his country.
He was trisi in ths U 8. Courts, in
this State, convicted asd faed for his
acts. Is sugh a man worthy
of your support Houston is in favor of
protection to American industry. Mar
tin er3orges tariff for r4venus only.
Voting for Houstan nseus good times.
and good wages. VCtIug for Martin
means idleness and poverty to the
Am erican mechanic.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

DEMOCRATIC speakers say the Demo.
cratic and Republican platforms are
alike on the tariff question. Then Why
use the word "enly" at the sentence Of
"s tariff for rsvsnuei" Workingmsn
will soc the difsrenee.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

"PAY your taxes and get your lax re.
oeipts," says the Gsz.tts. We will Il
the Gsze'ts and its friends will diso'oae
the hiding place Of Bedford the Dame.
cratic tax collector.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

aH0n REWARD -THE FARMERS
DANVI Mutual Fire IniurAuce Com
pany, Of Mill Greek Hundred. offers the
above reward ior TIE arrest and conviction OF
the Terion OF persons who ret tiTo TO the barn
Of Lewis Springer, near WooGOale, ChriRu.
ana Huod red, on the evcriEg al ct. IL, 1880
AZ QUILA uERRIOhSO3, Prcs't.
=. l. !. BALDWIN. See'y, lc214'aInw
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

No" WOULD be 3 goof time fer the
Every Evening To issus another advsr.
tising pamphlet TO rop. in the Christ
nas t:ads. Big circulation you know.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

LIT NOT hand be raised 10 disturb
the Dem cratic parale tonight. The
man Who would 6re & pistol, throw a
atone or raiss hand to thike blow
without provocatioo is no friend to the
Republican party. We hope the frat
man who does 50 will be Immediately
arrested.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
FoR REPRESENTATIVES,.

RDwARD G. BRADFORD, JR.,
Wilmington,
HENRY SWAYNB, ChristIsps,
DAVID BASTBURN, Mill Creek,
JOHN PlLLING, White Clay Creek,
ANDREW RLIAS0N, st. Georges,
GEO. L. TOWNSEND, Apgoquinin.ink
II. e. WOODKEEPER, Blsckbirc.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

WHITE chalk crayon's tr, as cheap as
eysr, ,and YET the Democrats have ceased
from decorating the doors and dwellings
Of Republicans with the figures "329.'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

HozEsr wonxINGMgH of Wilmington,
can yon vote for party that shoulders
tho frauds Of Bill Lee and Hed Mccall
in the West District of the Fifth Ward'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

HAS THE vocabulary OF Democratic
rocrbaeks become ex Eust9d, that thers
has besn no fresh lie published abou.
Garfield since the Chinese letter vas
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

lT is said that the Republicans have
iust gained 329 votes in the Third, Fifth
and Ninth wards since the Democrats
stole the Inspectors.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

o. E0 REWA RD THE ABOVE REr
tDeBO ward viii he maid for any tntor
rrGuon that NAV lend to the recovery Of the
body Of Henry Bleytr II dead vino is miss,
lug s'nca Tuesday night tho I9'h iastart OF
cation tlRI may lead 70 his dscavSry IL rs.
ing, CATRAEINE BLEYER.
Oct ,lWP25
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

THERE are Sons Republicans who
think tha' the Republicans will have
about 329 majority IL New Castl.
county.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28
ROB LRyY CoUM.

HENRY c. kAHAFFY, Brsrdywine,
CHRISTIAN FRBIGER, Wilmington,
AMOS SHARPLRSS, Christisna,
SAMUEL SILVER, New Castle,
LEWIS FRANK RLLIS0N, PeICader.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-28

r. WoEEiNeMgS Of WIlD1irgtop, can you
vets for man that profits ty the frauds
Of Pat Gar incr