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A5IiNE
AAll,a lloUsll, plaintiff,
~
Du:'r v, JSoi and Mary Julia,
l,'l', liasr ll'gJ,, trustee, tue
! l'' gi!onG America, EGh3rt q.
~ nets Sc IN El;ihgtOn. George In ,hsnccrv
? Gluf 1, lAtEltRlnrpf Mrsa &, 50
y ;i9''t- deceased, Daniel GtlgeF,l
h'atEyls', CiTCr Sail, David I'LL,
: n 't'lIiR, Ih"mss CstIin, AID
u li.rsgi;h wheel ng Eni Ken
tii E.lnpd Company, diCnlanIs
i''t'to'h lI'ul, Is to have sold certain lands
VI ',' fc1Try,d by Mary ]. JHcOb aud Alexan-
NIX i'yol Il JImts i. i: grTr, Ia tIuSt 10 secure
Z rs, ioi certain pr1mlSsOry note, payable 10
a. A.rrlluF OrirT, by deed bARTing ilate tho
- ~ y =, teIbrT, a. u 1911, md uhmitt'1l to
- y Toe igsa kerurl'r's office Of Ohio cluniy,
~ VT. ala Ia Sas,l u 'TiusI Book No. I, on pages
D. 10 Ill fafI. having aIrTtAlnCd the alnOu
v u1.,i',l the LEetal liens thereon; aud TO
4''s fn.rui,apNlld 70 the p,yInunt OF the said
IA du,n llONei, aui tue "iher liena RcIOrl-
~ FER ITluuI.-4, md aid wit hay ng been
- 'l' All defend, ui', NaTy j. Jacob aud
,ps.f v, Jo,h. and tue Lite Association OF
% arc aiu'irN.enls Of TIL. eIater tho sid dn-
- AZ 'el-!trl to spp+lr, after Hue publication
~, u tbs rirfks "lhcr VI uur AaI1 court, y
% tide, therefor, On the FllISf AlONDAf
lsaIt 4. u. IAsO, sui do EilaI 10 nee EAary 10
r. iiaif,u.Wst.
SAMUEL II. MCCOLLOcII, CiGk.
.Hsi4l ". II. iIElRXE,
S3iiriiur'iOT Complainant.
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|mgrSTEE'S SALE OF MAlthEf
SQUARE, PROPERTY. -.
=, ,.,e.or deel Of trust male aud executed by
~ I,,ti, Ind Elizabeth, his vile, to the titi-
-; Ir.,te liIrl the Illh day Of DrcInDtr,
..,miIn, rFLyfl,l In the Clerks o lice OF tho
|1,,yCETj Ol5 Nuniy, West HiTHnil, IN Decd
| EgR.T 50 = t1uy4 ~ aud III, will on
N1rGpiY, ibs 9Th day Of January, 1850,
,t.rir,ul5GtlcfAW Of said day, at the front
Z siLs l.gri II ast Of aid Ohin county In tue
|irs Il Warrifs ,cll Il pubc auction Tue following
|Lr1Al Tai', that Il 10 Ay; lAft "i Int mum
~ ~ !slfrl and tnrie'n (llaD, situated on me
Ia,,i-ai Nirssl 'lnc In The scgr1nu MArI o. thr
- Il piil.5W,: Brstnults at point 0n tue west
II, Ifg-t ,pIr' Iasniy.Ro !. ct north 0l tue
| h, lss a l'ninn street InlE Eleventh strctili
~ I,,lElRlly viii lineai right angles 70 SID
Ia ,pta bny is,t liViD. mute or les; thcnre
r. "a. tallSi with Market space nOrthEarily
Hs.r;s0 nj i2!Il, more OF les, 10 y. Cr1Uley
h, Ne, gfmaly l.. Rrilly'sD; thence With his
| b ,rEudIy ipriy itri, more or l,ss 10 Market
| n, n-,, 18th De ame ,uulhWAnlly twenty-five
= a. gtofs pr lfss, IN the b-glanlng, together
ma. , hefiar the improvements, privileges,
ga, ,lfruf or rhrrunln n, longing, being all
| u o. F.p5'Y ELiCh was conveyed 10 sid MI.
o. 7iia 3, lirlrrirE Folmtr aud vile ~ decd
| OF l,ual.fIua, N;!, and dolly recorded.
/ n ist, AZ = laaIc IN default OF sNtl Michael
| 4a I'd vie u,iking pIymen's Of The deferred in-
IA vi, the IGrc1sNi money "i The above de-
h y Iri.riy, 10 srure the payments Of which
| 4 81, sinsl deyi Of trust Wai executed.
| I'M " SuE--Gash.
/ hl,E, Ifi,uc uill convey the title which Is
~ Etbr iaelbDyc Rtmnt dtcl oil trust which,
sINr . tsl!rTrl IN IL TcTi,Ci.
~ J, llAS.OS GOOD, Trustee.
ip.ow's'eh" bero postponed until Saturday,
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"..,iooelcck 4. ", Pfoeeed u , ,es ~ w ~
as. - rouft House % Oalh rguh,!, w. w.,
h.6r,r and best II 'a'f r., Ne IS.,o" ars!
iglfq ,, p Z AZ a l ,G' y S,' 10 II" Ia
rf1I!F ~, 81 l ,sT S!H ,uStoI % he
- = Z i'Iii'seD'h 'He'' and s-' - "'1'
II ,r-,,,h. The title 70 the said prop;
10 az ~ rrrisi, bnt s'Il!ng as isusteG J
= p, .'r si 'i ,a.h tile - I, vested In ma "
i X iFs'.,,r,NP HUBBARD. Trustee.
,.,yv NUrilnueer, -
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,aTEOFwESTv VIRGINIA, To.wlT'


w. hfd 10 the Clerks Otli,c Of the Circuit
"a hsIj waEtS, On Monday, tho 9th day Of
AJ'I iNE
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EDUCATIONAL.
VEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Al ~ ~. ''1'Tm'HI d study; tsXt.h0okS furnished
~ W selilf srraugri 10 suit teachers; 0X-
b.. Que var ipm aI75 to eaOOi mousse
bnL,, lhDroush, Fall tenn beglnS Sep
N n, '.0srs and other Information upply
yer, "a ''3'' ]. X. ThUnIPson, Morglnt1EE,
aul
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-28

The Cheapest. Purcst nuti Best Family
Medicine In the World
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundicc, Bill.
Gus attacks, SICK HEADACHE Collie, Depression Of
spirits, sOUE STOMACH, Heart Burn &c, &c.
Thls unrvAlleJ southern Renhly Is warranted moi
to c0ntalu single particle Of MERCURY, Ut any In
IurouI mineral substance, Tut Is
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-t.,,til o'r'n. / 4. ", proceed TO sell At
0ss'fi,nr!, >, ia. toa,t House Of Ohio county,
y r, IN to tie hEhr's and best Gi5d'r IL,
y W., 5.,,.dSrIpnIsHy, tldi. TO 'ay; All nat
~ i,islta the t!ty q Wherling, ONO count,
fytas., ,n'r and i'ohIllS on w. y mo' .,rcnn
sp'ra,h 'rse' lioIa Il, 1 ~, Numbered T One
"a .i,tv.,hr e. !, VI lot lG1), as desiS-
~ b. p1I d SD ely. ..u,,,,,s uo,sv
~ a mar rsrr 4, ID. purchaser may eltet 70 ply,
y ~ nv 1,s,Ige 10 II6 equal payments At ak anu
hst ~ in IaIrrtsl irum day Of talc, pur-
= .l''' AZ, 'I" y. rri by deed Of tIu't for de-
~ ., ~, llirY Of Insurance 90 the
y y, y h. tiI, Ioihr sIil property Is 6elievel
fsf.c lat sSllirg as trustee l tnaIi en1'oy
: Il l,,yt q Is vtslsd 10 me by said ueeu ol
ri wy. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
., tt..,y, lUgtlNnGRF. lAEo
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- ZANE Oh EAST WHEEL

Sc PROPERTY; ,.,, u,ds bv Elizabeth
NJ ~, s,' NJ IS. jordan, who |, living s,pariI
liz ~ Ian n, her hu,lald. 10 the nndenisnsd
r.. ~ ' h. I'D day Of March, 1875, and re-
~ sii' , Is the Lrk II the Coanty Court
~ . .,,s Est yifsln!s, iu Decd BOVk No. s.
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II III rs ~ Ill Va
n. S,igi.'iiss PROPERTY. 4, ,,.,,.
aSttt,'SSUn bed o. Trust made BY Henry
H 4 ts'.' II, ale Autll', 10 Tue uhI'IslElt;u
~ IN, g .i,l day Of July is,9, anI t~S9fo "
r. ~ l, ~ he CieiE o. the County S9uTs 9
. Nj Virginia. In Deed Of Ifa'' l"ON
~ .,,y TRgg,hDAY OF FEBRUARY 1850
" 49,, 70 ociueE 4. y, lrOCetd 70 .eII 80 70
be y hi nIler, at the front do9r o. ine
5!i;'' ~, ~ T4in rlanty, ". Va Tue IGho"lng
" 80, t,t,,s, ia VII The south haIl Of 10y
~ if. ',.,To. situate 10 that part o. 'he tny
- II s',s as5,,.ps, Sorih Wheeling, on Tue tisI
iiti,f! nj nj le.wscn Fist and sceond sret Is
> k'l ,t i,'I WOOD sad Est sIsrisl In Tue
.aG.! G INy. sgI Snicol West vIrIi1ii. 80.
Casl' ! U..,ti-Oae.htli Of the purchase money
Int'Di -, ,'''-.s,,lhr purchaser may elect, casn
rir gu IN q, III, the balance 10 two equal ply.
aii'i "a 81 aoI ii trrn months, with Interest
20 , ~. .dticrrd payments 10 pesseIfe !,
r. w. ,, az al the real c,iAir Tit,stolsaIed 70
Htgl ! ", XII, .ri,Fs A, iraSicc l viii convey ths
W.. 49, ,,',,,irI ia me in Ihe above nained deed
de- WI. LISCH, TTudFe.
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SESAME.

,.4sol II fu't INSIDE BY peisF i's,oi
H;ttts n. sic, totaegnd nlsncl sss'v N
@ 2'59 I75. AID recorded % lae %thT ~, 81
lsih, coa6iy Cour! q 0hl2 'C,n ,!;. rs. 30
: - i XII u iira't t'o0E No. g. al PaS' Nv
., til. a,t day Of l February a y I IS 80:
- ~ q, (, = ut House d ono '0a ;ait, Tbs
:. ~ s,.rr.b,d real estate ip ~, ,,,,i W
'ni Gnrorr,I III situate H. i.'I' piI q
~. s.i.n, called lat Wheeling; oI oI iSs
rti @L,' .a,fc ,ari Market NiaI,te, Y" IL IL
, "a The ca.l ny loi na,aD,fsd a., ~ p
" b,.iH "a So III, parallel 70 of'sni ,Is,I
Z, Y :, ~ Ji "a d rI'y't"0 Io!l ''e' 'H''0'
prptrty I, believed 70 T. , g9Gd, Dq.
70 Isi Y, xii tonrry ,aeh title only !" Is
~ y =, ',,{ ,be did deed Of iTu't. ,,or,v
- 80 " s-Dur thru oil the FIehi,i,e arv.1 4,
ga3 ava months, With interest lrpin "! %
4 y i'.. ,asl payments - or e,i1Sn'eA "
:, r,srs. u '''WS ". J. ". LOHpES' Trustee.
NyrlIunpef. -
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only five hours and forty.iive minutes!
TO CHICAGO.
Only II hours and 40 Ininutssl
LKAVH,

&sybeavflS IcoOmmodGiiOA-LeaVsl EallAire II I4b
p, M, Bridgeport 500 y. nj arrives n st6ubenTH al
sis r. M; leaves SteubenViO u $50 4, IN Bridge
port al sol q. M arrive At BellAife At 800 a. m.
The bteubtnTille Accommodation, IN addition 10
the following uiPs between BellairS and Martins
bridgeport 'oMars!n'. Fen. .,..........-iss,.
" BelIaiT e.........,...,..~...,il,S0 q. ~.
,,, .................,...... $40 y. M.
stopping when required al sherman House, Rlna.
willie West Wheeling and Gravel Hlu.
Tickets and Baggage Cheeks 10 al principal points
IN ne East AHd West Gao DO procured 3. tho Ticket
Once In Bridgeport.
Pr. MYERS,
nO2l General Passenger and TicFSt Aren't.
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- .0t's'e b." bsrp Indponel until Saturday,
ltar :, lss! a. IUU'riutk \. N. samr place.
[tIV J. MANSON GOOD, Trustee.
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" nfRe pIlnn a
Al or GTuGd Efrd0rdindiy Drgriags ar sHdy
~ TyPsIEiIio! gAd Hiaaag.issai q gsSEhALS u j.
jslt'WS1N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21
WILMINGTON DEL. MONDAY. JUNE 81 lt8O

through an official routine and workiD
out reform Of systems and policies |
Is Impossible tor mo to co.>templat
What needs to be done in the fedora
administration without an apxiou!
sense OF the difficulties of the under
taking. If summoned by the suffr sge,
Of my countrymen to attempt tbi;
work, / shall endsavor, with Cod
help, to be the efficient instrument o.
their will"
Such a work Of renovation after many
years OF misrule, such q reform of sys-
TENS and policies, to which | would
oheerfully have sacrificed all that re-
mained to me Of health and life, is now,
l fear, beyond my strength.
With unfeigned thanks for the hon
ors bestowed upon me, with q heart
swelling with emotions Of gratitude to
the Democratic masses for the support
which they have given to the cause
represented, and their confidence in
every emergency, ! remain your fellow
citizen, (signed)
SAMUEL ]. TILDEN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21

William s. Young, captain of the
lost steamer Narragansett, attended
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
in Jersey City last evening. During
the sermon, Rev. Dr.. Harcout, the min
lister, denounced all the Narragansett's
officers as coward'. Captain Young.
who sat In front Of the pulpit, rose, and
said, "any one who made such q charge
wss liar" He was conducted to the
nearest ststion-hou:s by one of The
trustees, and locke up 10 answer thu
charge Of disordsrly conduct.
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"TMEY SAY"
Various Opinions Taken ON the
Fly.

Various Opinions Taken ON tha
Fly. ...,
Senator Bayard's chances, in my es
timation, are stronger than ever before
| feel confident now that he will bt
nominated before the ballotiug has
lasted long. William g. Whiteley,
ESQ. ....
One thing to which Delaware should
give attention and assistance is the
propagation Of fsn. Our streams arr
we'll adopted to the habits of rare
game fish, such as bass, trout AND
salmon and they would thrive finely
II introduced into our waters.
think the State should make an ap
preparation for fSh Matching appara
tus such ae they have in Pennsylvania
at Marietta, but of course on smaller
scale.--Dr. E. g. Shortlidge.
The new court house has progressed
in manner very satisfactory to the
Building Committee of the Levy Court
and none Of US have any cause of com
plant whateyer.-Lsvy Courtman Sill
yer.
Edward G. Bradford, Jr., is men
toned, | see, as the Republican nomi'
nee for Congress. He would be strong
candidate, would make an excellent
representative and is one on whom al
factions could unite.-Leading Repub
lican.
There is sn impression in some quar-
ters that the leading Grant men-nota'
bly, Senators Cameron, Cenkling and
Logan-will not take much interest in
the campaign. This, no doubt, will
prove to be a mistake; those gentlemen
cannot be Indifferent to the contest,
and will not,-Howard M. Jenkins.
The real estate market is not likely
to decline. Its tendency is to, at least,
maintain its present condition. The ad.
vance over last year has been very en-
souraging and very great-Joshua T.
Aeald.
The season at Rehoboth this year
will be a very good one, possibly better
than that Of 1879. The Bright House
will be able to accommodate an inoreas-
ed number of guests.--William Bright.
The public schools Of Wilmington
were never in a more prosperous condi-
ton. Certainly they have not been 80
well taught or SO we'll attended before
during the past nine years, which is the
time have known them.-Superinten-
dant Harlan.
The Wilmington REPUBLICAN is very
much worried because q resident Of st.
Georges hundred fills the Office Of
Clerk of the Peace, another the Pro-
thonotary's office, while still another
is on the road to the Sheritf's Office.
Oar esteemed contemporary must bear
up under this terrible state of affairs,
and be more hopeful of the future.
Wilmington will, in all probability,
claim the next Observation-Disclosures
Transcript.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21

ey has to grow up and develop TO grss
its principles. But Christianity ha
the Babe Of Bethlehem born with al
weakness Of childhood.
The fact that Christ, the Saviour o
the world, entered life as little child
Is to the contemplative mind symboli
cal that all should enter redsemiDe
grace by way Of child nature. The
child can understand the bibles funda
mental truths as easily as can the
child. This to the Divine Master was
comprehensive, to the disciples 1t was
not, but the answer Of Christ revealed
TO them the truth, " for Of such is the
kingdom Of heaven"
Infancy and its reeollections clings TO
US in after life. In infancy influences
are most potent. The human race in
its infancy was drswn'ts God. In the
minds infancy Impressions are receiv-
ed which sre lasting, and II 10 much
better 20 teach them while young.
The time is coming when Sabbath
School bells from East to West will fill
the welkin. and the air will be mellow
ed with swester music than ever came
from angel lips. The millennium doors
are held by little fingers, and as they
turn upon their hinges the Sabbath
School bells will ring in floods Of celes-
tial glory with very gladsomeness. Az
We look cut upon this vision We heat
the little patter ing feet. Generations
come and generations will follow-from
the North, from the South, from the
East, from the West, all converging at
the steps Of the great white throne
one grand innumerable army.
Special Sunday School exercises
were held in the afternoon. Many
beautiful musical selections we're rem
dered. Mr.. Miller made an address.
Miss w. Irene Hawkins and Miss Ida
Carswell sang duett beautifully and
Miss May Primrose gave a fitting re-
citation. -
CALVARY CHURCH RE OPENED.
The painting and Improvements at
Calvary P. 4. Church have been MOTTO
ed in the REPUBLICAN at length. Yes.
terday it was re-opsned. At the Sum
day School DR.. Dubois, rector, distri-
buted $50 medals to children for
diligence. Rev. DR.. Stewart assisted
the rector at the service.
Bishop Lee preached last evening,
and administered the right Of con6r-
L q
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Remember the paintings must be sold
tonight. 807 Market street. !
The Death Record,


a B. Frazer, Registrar, report,
tween ty.four deaths for the week endin,
june 10Th, being an inscrease d
thirte. over the corresponding weeh
Of last } ear. +
OF THU number there were born In
the Unit. d States, %; Ireland, l; Ger.
many, l; ,white, 20; black, 4; male, IA;
female, 10; died at the Aimshouss, l;
Coroner's ca ses, l; sent away, 2.
Accidents, 8; consumption, !; cholera
infantum, 6; . onvulsiens, I; cystitis, l;
hydrocephalus, l; dysentery, l; dis.
ease Of the sto mach, J.; diptheria, J.;
inanition, !; olu' age, l.; paralysis, j;
peritonitis, /; ura! mia, Il scarlet fever,
Died in the Second Ward. 2; fifth
Ward, 5; Fourth Ward, ]; Sixth Ward,
s; Eighth Wad, 8; Ninth Ward, 2;
Tenth Ward, 6.
Under one year of age, 8; from to
5, l; from s to 10, 4; from 10 to 20, 8;
from 20 to 30, l; from 40 to 5O3- l.; from
TO to so, 2; from so to &c.,
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,,as.tructibIe pictures.

M At B. Webb's Photographic gal
| " tcT sbipley street, and see speci
I, I'o 0t The indestructible picture,
/, M N , metal plate and tinted with
|nIsrs. u II is impossible for them te
\ S a, fade. Among the specimens
|ns N u like picture Of policeman Carey
| ~ !, rom old pictures are particular
M done in this style.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21
RANo Ball.

The Our Boys and Enterprise base
ball clubs started match game on the
Amateur grounds on Saturday, but the
game was stopped at the beginning Of
the third innings. The score at the
ending of the first innings was to 0 in
favor Of the Enterprise; at the second,
l2 to a in favor OF Our Boys.
The employees OF Jones & Co.'S mo-
rocco factory played match game Of
base ball with the employees Of Baird
& Co.'S factory, on SATURDAY afternoon,
at Scheutzsn Park. The game resulted
in q victory for the former by a score Of
"a to 4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21

'.dnc.iOps made by W. M. Ken
| y 'co ~. in the prices Of their car
= 'IO,s J% ont their stock was very
(Ias y ''s,S and readily appreciated by
'a Those T in want will avail them
~, !, # tbs opportunity to buy good
" !" =, low prices, as their assort-
~ " "st uuSroken. This firm has
[Ona price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21
Tho Artesian Well.

ipI0 progress is now being made in
Sus The artesian we'll at the pulp
ss n.y. AS the REPUBLICAN has already
wv, ~, some eight or ten days ago, the
"" struck a solid rock at the dis
IT'LL lOO lset from the surface. AT.
'u'lg g ~ feet farther common mud
''acned and now at 129 feet deep
P,,'sl ausufS are passing through a
uu WIN Oh mud and gravel indicating
|, Ita' H. approach to water, though II
| vT' ~ possible that other rocky bould.
s,ati5 "ni nave to be pierced before water
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21

I,rorsr Street Sabbath School will
i ,b,jr annual excursion this year
ESs,ter Heights. on Friday, July q
E,ts, sdults, 500. ; children, 25c.
I had from any Of the teachers,
N, 4 Co.'s book store, and Rumford
4 4O4 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21
The U, A, SOlree.

n.S,', w. sGlree Of the United Assembly at
uale ~s Park, on Saturday evening
INN. Ss largely attended. tessors
! iI ,I' aIa Worth furnished the music,
|,,'.1Ip al PRESENT enjoyed themselves i'm
! lp,b,Ii' Una! !, of the murderer Currie at
b,pjr" /. lexa resulted, on Saturday
bpnS,;,,nu ~ his al acquittaL on the ground
|sts tSal'y, %, The jury were out only if.
|Aot u'y ANY Mullins, aga Is years, was
Dsl,a%Sui mortally wounded by Linar
ss,st 1El n aged Il, in a quarrel at Lam
|B,p n.y. on Saturday morning.
bud gNyief' who tried to murder Ed.
km, n N'S u sister, In the woods, at Yon.
RhiL d. l., was committed TO iail q,
10 Nv s,s,ns, on Saturday. Gillmsistel
.ppss, i recovered that he was able
'''" sSsins: his asssilant.
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.yrclAL nESrIos.
,,.uure Blood,

,.hillty, scrofuls, erysipelas,
90 as", s'",,b1ncles, unhealinS sores
Pls', ~, ii diseases demanding, a treat
ahsI hsIu,islIy, ai tonic, absorbent, al
4, s,'I1,SdIe blood cleansing, blood making nal,
rs ,,S pl'r restoring, yield readily to
l's'.I l'a.t perfect and elegant Of medi.
p@. @s...ppSrstions, DR.. Browning's
pr Alternative. Price so cents
\, 'nT Tor ssls by the proprietor, W.
sli,n lfI fB,ownipg, M. D., lll7 Arch
|ap'Sri 'USsrilsdelphia, and all druggists
i,.Isrs in medicines.
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Establishing Grades.

A special meeting Of the City
Council was held at Sycamore and
Jackson streets on Saturday evening
when they determined upon the lines
which are to be set even with Mary
land avenue.
After proceeding to Front and Madi.
son streets and examining the ground
previous to acting upon the petition Of
the W. g. N. R. R. Co., to grant permjs.
sion to build a platform preparatory ia
erecting q new freight house no action
was taken as the members were unde-
oided as to whom were the owners ol
the bed Of the street.
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yot 10 be Read by Ladies'.

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Although the city has a special
watohman at the city park and at the
Rodney street square, the gatos Of the
latter place are kept constantly look
ed, and no one can get inside.
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The Weather.

CI Department, Office Of the Chief
au 0Hicer, Washington, June 2l-l
F,alcations ,a for Mondsy-Por the
IN .ae Atlantic States, partly cloudy
Iaaefj occasional rain ; winds mostly
.southWesterly ; stationary tempe
l"'' stationary or falling barome-
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Personal Notice.

If Mary McHugh is in this city; she
will hear Of something to her interest
by calling at 708 Madison street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21

ssi. HOroser, Of Huntington Falls,
xOusry county, Pa, says that DR..
lps' White Pulmonic Balsam saved
from going into consumption. He
sprible cough, but the Balssm
d him. More than l6 years have
sei since this event, and be Ia
biz yet. Price SOC. and 81. Depot,
and King streets Phila., 6O2 Arch
st Sold by dealers.
l!in, No. 10 East Fourth street, Is
biting to-day some Of the cheapest
rnade clothing to be seen in VIII
tOn. Whole suits, very stylish,
he low price of $40.
DlpOnco's Golden Female Pills,
paenan's Female Pills and Hooper's
tnd by J, R. Hartman, Druggist,
and Poplar streets.
hsluge sales OF DR.. Bliss "Death
fdas" proclaim it to be superior to
MslI other remediss. Depot, 2l7
Vt Third street, Wilmington, Del,
Arch street, Philadelphia. Ask
p ldruggist for it.
hguOlia Balm, Bloom of Youth. Bar
Pesrl Cream and Lady Camelia's
Ee for the complexion, sold by ].
Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and Pop
sloets.
FelHeiy's Prairie Weed and Kenne-
sENOrite Remedy sold by Taylor &
elOn, Druggists and Apothecaries,
King street.
IKE your old pictures to Sutterley &
|yu, 5O2 Market street, and have
4 copied before they fade out en-
~ They do them cheap.
|le'eason why sutterley & Sawyer,
I'rEot Strest, do such a large busi-
that their work is all first class
their prices very low.
F'sybody smokes Chapman's 8 cent
Vnas' What everybody ?" Well.
t'sVerybody. 4th and Shipley sts,
state OF the Thermometer
me REPUBLICAN, Office, on Monday
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Lost.

Mine Opera House, on the evening
kbrry's Troubadours performed, a
1 Of leather covered opera glasses,
Which liberal reward will be paid
|tstaning the same to the RRPUBLI-
Office.
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where f. the wntchman :

Remember the paintings must be sole
tonight. S07 Market street.
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Remember the paintings must be solG
tonight. S07 Market street.
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VIVA Mt d. - INN SIX
w gHsd coach body.makers; also six car
wood. workers; to first.class hands good pay
and steady work guaranteed. Apply sa2 W.
9Th st. 62ltlt III. SIX.
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Remember the paintings must be sold
10 night. S07 Market street.