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attention Parents.

Owing to the overcrowded condition
Of the Wilmington Academy, parents
must engage what seats are left before
the Sd Of October, as after that date
the seats will be doubled. Prof. P.
W. Hochkeppel has been engaged to
teach Latin and German free Of charge.
The school by Monday will have over
l25 students in attendance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
THE COUNTY ooUar.
Conclusion Of the First Days Pro.
eocdings-Are Two Shoes a Pair
OF SHOES?

CeneIusisn OF the First Days Pro
ceedings-AFe Two Shoes n Pail
OF shOss7
Specially Re2er'ed for the RKPUBu1As.
Naw CASTLE, Dsl., sspt. 20.
AprKRAoos SESSION.
Court met at p. m, Chief Justie,
Comsgys and Associate Houston ON tn,
bench.
Daniel Creeden offered William Bax
ter as his bondsmau in II cases for sci
ling liqour without license for the con
tinuance Of his cases until the Novem
Der term. Bail accepted and Crssder
discharged.
w. c. Spruanos appeared as couuse
for II. B. Courtney and his wife, ohsrg
cd with an assault aud battery OF
Joseph Tatnsll, promising to be ready Il
proceed to trial by Tuesday afternoon
John Crawford OF Wilmington pleat
guilty to two indictments for selling
liquor without license. Sentenced Il
pay $50 each In two cases and to pay
the costs in four.
William Campbell Of Wilmington
charged In FIVE indictments with sell.
ing liquor without license plead guilty
in two. Sentenced to pay fine Of CSC
each in two and the costs in all.
State vs.. Joha Briley and Thomas
Garraghy indicted for the lsroeny oi
two mems shoes the property ol
Henry Pike was next called. Harry
Emmons, Bsq for State, II. c. Turner
for defence. A jury was empaneled.
Henry Pike and Miss Mary Robinson
testified that the defendants came into
Mr.. Pixies branch shoe store on Market
street above Third, on the evening oi
the Fifth OF March and that while one
Of the defendants kept Miss Robinson,
who was sales lady, engaged in show
ing ladies shoes on one side OF the
store, the other took down box, which
contained q pair Of mems shosY from q
shelf on the other side OF the store, and
afterwards put the box back in Its
place again. After the defendants had
gene out Of the store about three min
utss she took down the box and found
that the shoes that were in it had been
Abstracted.
The indictment charged the defeId-
ants with tie larceny Of "two mems
shoes, i" while the evidence of the wit.
nssses was that II was q pair OF "men's
laced gaiter boots" Mr.. Turner coun-
sell for defence biscted to the wording
Of the indictment. maintaining that
the description Of "two mems shoes"
did not correspond with the evidence
given, that the property stolen was SO
pair of mems laced boots" A lengthy
ollequy ensued between the oeurt, Mr..
Turner and the Attorney General, bat
the court, Judge Houston coineiding,
sustained Mr.. Turner's objection and
the jury as directed by the court rem.
dersd verdict of "not guilty"
The defendants were held on another
charge which was said to be pending
against them, and no doubt on Tues
day an indictment will be presented
that will "ho!d water"
At 4.30 O'Clock there being no fur.
Lher business before the court the gen.
eral jury was discharged until to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock. The court
Of Oyer and Terminer was alRo adjourn.
ed without date.
Moody the man from Odessa charged
with the commission of rape will not
be tried for that Ofense, the evidence
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Republican Chances 4. indiana.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. - Marshal
Frederick Douglass, who has lust re-
sufned from Indiana, in which State he
has been actively engaged in speaking
Tor the Republican cause. expressed the
fullest confdsnce in the success of the
Republican ticket in October and No.
vsmber. Mr. Douglass spoke in 13
counties Of Indiana, and said that all
the meetings which he addressed were
largely attended, and that there were
abundant evidences that the Republj-
cans were daily gaining strength. 'The
manner in which the Republicans are
conducting the canvass" said Mr..
Douglass, sis much superior to that of
the Democrats and is having a marked
effect: 1t is my impression that the
hepuolioan vote will not only be large,
but the increase will cause surprise to
many persons. l fully believe that our
cnanses OF success are two to one better
tnan those of the Democrats" The
Marshal will return to Indiana earIy
next week, and will remain in the
State until the close of the campaign.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
sale Of Real Eatate.

Maussl Tweed, executor Of the latt
John C. Tweed, will sell at public sale
on the 3Oth inst, a farm Of 800 acres,
situated in Franklin township, Chester
County, Pa, in accordance with the
will. This is a valuable property and
will prove good investment to any
one who may wish to engage in farming
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Prof. Crabb's Night school.

Owing to the immense number Of
pupils attending the Wilmington Acad-
emy Day School there being over lo2-
Mr.. C. We are informed will not
open his night school until Monday
Oct 3rd. There will be 8 teachers in
attendance. Read his announcement
to parents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
SPECIAL MEMTION.
Natures sluiOe.Way.

BE kidneys are natures sluice.way
IEh oct the debris Of our constant
changing bodies. II they do moi
b properly the trouble is felt every
BE. Then be wise and as soon al
see Sgns Of disorder get q package
Kidney. Wort and take 1t faithfully
bill clean the sluioe way Of sand,
|Td or slime, and purify the whole
|An
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Potatoes.

L. ja1ney, S03 King street, has
ieceIVsd car load cf fine Rarly
p''stoes, which he will sell to the
v At reasonable prices. Give him
" S.mmS' White Pulmonic Balsam.
merits as lung and throat remedy
P@'ed BY hundreds. We can refer
many Of our leading citizens who
O'sn cured by its use; many have
saved from a oonsump'ive's grave.
A'AIuable lung remedy, the PRO.
VOL the advanced state Of organic
as,ry, Price 500. and 81. Depot,
qua Alng Phila., 602 Arch street.
dby dealers.
a,,EerIey 4 Sawyer, No. 3O2 Market
w are still copying old pictures to
"lF' and they are also taking six
t'a photographs for 81, and one
Na duplicate, 500 four large
'o'yPeS, 500.
axe your children to Sutterley &
gsa' 5V2 Market street, above Sd,
.us photographs. They take the
,,u@neous !, six card for $l ; one 8x10
|i,'. na lne photograph Of yourself or
Ill.,, L,u 60 to sutterley & Sawyer, 302
' ,0s street. y Their prices are very
4 QUO their work Grst-clAss.
|,.s NJ renowned "Domestic Cough
N.Y., ~ .he most reliable cough remedy
,ssE, ss,hs', at the West End Pharmacy,
|D'' C'u'A ard Jefferson streets.
t.n t"'y gross Of wooden pipes for sale
4 ~! ~ .he Great Tobacco Mart 4th,
I,nup u'pleS streets, Will, Del. A. A.
I'paan, prOp'r.
Eptiag ~ your babe in as early as you
i, me day for photographs. Sut-
NJ sawyer, 302 Market street.
n 40 'Aem In one second.
sISspS y m Bitter Wine Of Iron, Kun
s,I' %0fn Syrup and Kunkel's Pills,
N S',S .,. y Z J. R. Hartman, Druggist,
\ SHo Poplar streets.
TVIeay's Prairie Weed and Kenne
lI.,,'. rasorite Remedy sold by Taylor &
0SNU'a. Druggists and Apothecaries,
b ~' Yonr old pictures to sutterley
en- so,, !.f' 3OZ Market street, and have
4 d., S'sa' They do them cheap.
hi 4, ti " havana "a filed cigar given on
Nh ons ,I7 New York Store, s. 3. cor.
n, aua Frsnch streets. mr
.sish1, 1'o ,fuards will hold q meeting
TAM HAM, business Of Importance will
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Accident &c . Painter.

This morning painter, who was en-
gagged in painting the Market street side
Of Warmers new freight house, was se-
verely injured upon his left hip. The
man was standing upon suspended
ladder about ten feet from the ground.
suddenly another suspended ladder,
which q fellow painter had but recent
ly vacated, was blown with considers.
bic force against the ladder first men
toned, and as it was about to fall, the
workman thereon jumped to the ground
thereby sustaining the injury stated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
A Coming Demonstration.

Every member Of the Bird Guards
Is REQ uested to meet on next Friday
evening at 7 o'clock sharp, to leave a
quarter after seven p. m. to attend the
great ratification meeting at Fourth
and Market Sts., to be addressed by
Leyi C. Bird, Bsq.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Relle OF the w est /.

Miss Belle Cook, of Mountain View,
Colorado, the young lady who won the
twenty mile riding races at Minneapo'
lis, is represented to be lady Of re-
fnement and education and rods be.
cause she needs the money-and she
gathered $40, 900 by the two races.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

There is to De meeting Of the Du-
pont Garfield Club on Thursday night,
the 22d inst, at the band rooms, for fur
ther organisation, and to appoint q
committee to purchase equipments.
They expect to turn out 300 men at
least including horsemen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
PreAn Fish.

oVell has on his stalls in the Third
tnHket, a lot Of seS herring, but
t'h, black bass, salmon, trout, blue
white fish, halibut, haddock, cat.
and other varieties Of the fnny
r. Also a few lobsters. Call early
AVOID the rnsh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

While passing Hiram Yerger's har'
/ VorEs at No. 407 Ship.ey street,
dropped in aud were surprised "a
J him and entire force working day
nigh, to supply his orders for his
|Gicr hand made harness and horse
Ipnsls for the campaign. His
Ildy large business is still on the
|slss, II wanting anything In his
don't fail to call and see him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Personals.

James P. Siunott, Judge OF the Ma
rins Court in New York, died suddenly
Of heart disease yesterday morning.
Professor William Mayerhoefer, for
merly teacher Of Theodore Thomas,
and recently organ'st Of Grace church
died yesterday in New York, aged &C
years.
NJ. Henri Says new yacht Bretagne
was successfully launched at Baltimore
yesterday.
James H. Reese, an old and well
known citizen Of Chicago, died there
yesterday; aged 81 yeara. He was the
first surveyor Of Ch 'cago.
Baron Blanc, the Italian Minister tc
Washington, arrived in New York.
yesterday, from Europe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

A special meeting of the Hastings
Guards, will be held this evening at
I 80 o'clock for the purpose of making
arrange ments to attend the pcie raising
at HockesSin next Monday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

PoRT JpRvls, N. Y, Sept. 2o.-simon
Wire, 70 years old, threw himself on
the track in front Of q train on the Erie
Railway, about noon to-day, six miles
east Of this village, and was instantly
killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Gov, Dnvi. suro Of a Plurality.

BcsroS, Sept. 20.-Gov. Davis, Of
Maine, telegraphs here from Augusta
the following 81 shall be elected ny
800 or 400 plurality without q doubt"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

Mrs. Ozias Goodrich and Mrs. Bepja.
min Yonng, Of Chelsea, Massachu
are visiting this city, and are the
guests Of Mr.. Isaac Darlington. !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

Co. B. OF Young Mems Republican
Club will meet this evening at the room
No. 2l3 shipley Street, for drill. They
intend to 70 to Philadelphia on satur-
day to participate in the parade in that
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

lus'elI X Spencer take pleasure in
lounciDg to their customers that
bhsVs now received Nine. Demor-
\ Patterns, Portfolios, What to
n, Journals, 60 for the present
L0n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

Tie Kent County Democrats around
Milford have had quite an exciting time
among themselves which culminated
last Saturday at the nomination, and
will have tendency to create q good
bit of apathy in the party ranks, 4
T. Watson, an aspirant to the Legisla-
ture, and Alfred Martin who wants to
be Sheriff, got up ticket OF anti'ring
delegates. Their ticket polled 80 votes
while the other side got about 12o
votes. .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

\ Suy 1000 pairs Ct secondhand
aMd shoes. j. W. Blackiston, 10th
AIp.ey streets. Boot and shoe
"a Repairing neatly done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
Suit ana OSunIer.sutt.

Martin Traub was charged before
Magistrate Cole, last evening, with as
saultlng Charles McNeill He was
held in 800 peace bond and was fin
ed " and costs. McNeill, who, when
intoxicated, entered Traub's store yes
terday, and acted very disorderly, will
be arraigned before Magistrate Brady,
tonight, on the charge Of abusing the
proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

kr Department, Office Of the Chic
hi 0dcer, Washington, Sept. 81
ln.
EdiCsions for Tussday--For the
|dls Atlantic States, southwest Il
Ebvs,l winds, partly oloady wealth
|vilh local rains, and rising barome'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21
.,,s or inc ThermOtnoter

4 Me- RErUBLIcAN Office, on Tuesday
hing, Sept. u:
|clocE, 10 O'Clock, Ii O'Clock,
EIo 75o 79~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

TO be properly fitted with a truss
you should go to z. James Belt. Cases
are coming daily that others could not
40 anything with, and always get COM
plets satisfaction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

Tne weather is delightful and the
day lie q most auspicious one for the
orening of the Middletown Fair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

YNOR SALE.-A WELL ESTABLISHED
grocery store with good buildings In Q
fine location. 92l-6t HEALD & co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

NIyANrEN.-A GOOD BOY To LEARN
w trade. Address Enterprise, RE-
PUBLICAN office. 92l 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

oRN Eakkor iRrg . lOad Of kinulInH
- .DO wood. Orders can be left at
sray s Bres., Second and King strests; ia
,ob Moore, at Otty Depot and John s. Miller
.t Rising Sun. or at me Factory, orner.o
Union street and 9lpiR avenue.
Ala J. MCKINNEY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

VIYANTED.-A GIRL FOk 'ENEhA.A
w housewoIk at 0noe. Apply l3 4th
stree. 92l'St
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-21

w. Janney, S03 King street, has
iecs.Vsd a car load cf fine Rarly
|spNstoes, which he will sell TO the
ps& \, reasonable prices. Give him
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
Tho Great Rak Oea Farms.
From Harper's Magazine.

= HEoNI fhdA PoE h1EdIne.
Brains and energy ia the man who
controls them, and in those whom he
chooses,as his subordinate oficers-thif
is the secret Of the enormous pro6te
which have bssn made on the Dsl.
rympla farms.
The cost o! raising the first crop Is $l1
per acre; each subsequent crop costs $S.
The average yield for this year was
about nineteer bushels to the acre. This
could be sold at Fargo City, on ooto-
Der Let, for so cents . bushel. A brief
calculation will give you "a. 20 per acre
profit on the Few land and $7.20 for all
ths rest; or, sey, $l3v, 900 gain on one
crop. These figures believe to be too
small rather than too large. But does
ths larEs farming pay for the ooantry
1t a6eorhs great tracts OF land and kes ps
out smaller farmers. 1t employs tramps
who vanish when the harvest is over,
Instead o! Increasing the permanent
population. Il exhsusts the land. The
,ultiva ion ia very shallow. There is
no rotation Of crops. Everything is
'aker fro,u the ground, nothing Is re-
tnrne6 to II. Even the straw Is burn
'd. Tie result Of this Is tbst the aver.
lge crop from apy given acre grows
nailer every year, and it is simply a
question Of time, under the present Fys.
em, how long i. will take to exhaust
he lard.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
TIE KISSING rARsox.


They settled ParsOn Posey in the quiet esun
Ho seemed exactly suited to their need;
But on the second Sunday he remarked I
"Your social lifo is very dull indeed !"
And 40 the genial, eloquent and geaue Par
Who sought to give the parish more vi
| yaeity,
Just started ,,,,ceponAagen"and"n d"nnE4round
And played them In his clerical capacity,
onits brothsriy and sIsterly they foon began
And when he saw the social parties thrive
mo said "NoW this is spirited and II appears
Much more as II tho parish were alivsr'
he introduced tho forfeit games, instructed
how TO play them,
And followed up the iun with pertinscity.
But when they gathered forieIts, and won.
dersd how 10 pay tnem,
Ne shovel then-ln bis cierlca, capacity.
I'VE ought to DO to others as we'd have them
He said with earnest emphasis; but then
Wheneyer he Performed the solemn duty Of
He skipped tho ancient naldens and tho
men, ~ .s-..aFr#
Il do discriminate; 1t is not % surprlIing, II |
He asked, "1hey nigh. exhibit some
PuRnaeity; |
And so when encounter them upon my
weekly visit,
sep them In my clerical capacity" i
lrd 90 tho faithful Posey, or the specie
lab ats.
Revolving his parishioners smony.
remarks TO lls lrusteos. ar ia ,r5',d IN ra
create:
70 prosper wo must interest tho young =!
Ind II man observes to him: "You do
:, exhisit iesling,"
lie winss his eye and whispers with 20.
gacity,
sacrifice mysel' TO keep the parish from
sonzsalinE--
lsuhsr 10 nay clerical capacity. y
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
Two New Aneed otos,

BeIknap tells new story of Grant
They we're at the Boston Jubilee TO
getner. While resting in the hotel on,
evening they heard a band approach
ing, playing some martial air. Turn
Ing to Belknap the General incurred
what tune that was, adding that he had
been hearing it ever since he left home.
He was told that IL was "Hail TO the
Chiei," and they were playing It in his
honor, for the band at that moment
stopped under his windows.
On the following day there was
another sersnsde and reception. during
which Grant turned to Belknap, and
said he was glad that band had found
something new, as he was tired Of that
old tune. Belknap burst into q hearty
laugh, as the band at that very mo-
men. was rendering the inevitable
"Hail to the Chief" and the General
did not recognize II.
A Washington correspondent of the
louisville "Courier Journal gives the
'tory Of the mas who had been promis-
I'd the FIRST vacancy in the Post Office
Department. One day while lasily
auniering near the river, he saw a |
lead man dragged ashore. He looked
It the ia ce, and recognized clerk whom |
se had known in the post Office. He
an all the way TO the department,
ushed into the presence OF the Post
aaster General and demanded his ap-
ointment. ~ only promised you a
lace when there was vacancy" said
hs Postmaster General. "There is
ns." said the excited individual. "I
Nv the dead body of John Jones drag
ed oct Of the river" Slowly the Post
sster General enunciated the follow
lg words: You are to late. One hour
20 the place was given to ths man, who
Nv John jones when he fell into the
yer. re
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
.oc.L rlxs TABLE.
WOA"r,wfHarOM.

yiI,s LAY y sa.se 80, 100, $40, e.st Q
,ni,sdsIPniSss o ~ = n; ixis, l2as, aso, ~; : =;
10 100 ~ y y = n " |. On sunday, > "a Ai'
8 o, .,'rr. ~ i ID as tW, ,SM ~ D. m. Ol
sss n = limited Express W"
sssssys "a, "a, e twaas;hiugton: q; IAsi, ..s' as'
BsllIaers aer e.IsSs pm. Llmltsd EXP H res' y
,hs'ssias "a qt ~ y =. On sunday iA''
iiss III N. -. pay Line: I.os sp. m.
sSssItinCro and way ''A''A
~; ~ g, STs,pll. &@, al'' d. n'' i'0' 800
lS J: "a R., Elsa m: LILO, 90 r.
1. Sosuadssyr 1 yrsaiDsrp SstDsi R. r.: go, a.
,WEningtc,an = : NV " No Sunday trains.
n.i NE S,vS Western T. ~; :,na ~ A''
IEAIsass .i.sl ~ n lbs, ,2os, sso, e;io y, q: ~ 2,
bn Phlisaas,;; :; t AZ ZsO, ~, e.ls e.ze' ~,
1 nOs E.5' M m' On Sundays: i24a, 2os,
ies n'E ETr!T5, lilo, p. N. =, os >. o.
lGg,snc. Ii TIsi,ai7,0 1854. ID m. lM0', - ms
i |aS' sSp. N. On sanaA''' ~
|igp;, gp;,a,ny,On: n; l@. 22s, a. n: 10, ,l5s, :,
h M. Ss:l sssp. N. On Sundays Az . MI
ixp.L n uostls sR, e.t2, lLso q. nj
|n MW Msp 70. no SUNDAY fai,s, :. ..,I
W, tS,,israre M,s X. l.: SSca. nj ii'oo' ''ae
pm; ra&;;rr,,,goa Il Northern X. h: s.eS
y y m. M. and e.SS p. M:
|ll'% 1,'.rsrs y s,.r Western &. H.; 600 g. No.
ttp' D., D, vurzsros LEAVE pzrtADHr~
pHr PhIA.
,,,,, street and Washington ssence
9 u MSSS ~ JOs0, lLB q. NJ; l.So, S.W, A.oo,
NJ @y;' Gy;'sH 90. ll.30 2. "a. on suH'
y, ~ u a u,; ZOO, 9.i6,ll.oop. m.
lsys yS i@;yv.Sscord ~. and MslEot8treets: I'D
= In II s5 a, n.; l22t. LQop, e. ''n sun
IsSs i3SS. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
ifYou Want a DashtDg Man. send
Pope.

Cairo Correspondence Chicago Tribune.
On another occasion General MeCler,
nand and Commodore Konn,z origin ated
Mississippi river campaign. As Star-
ton, who had been Kourtz's lawyer at
Pittsburg, was to pass on the utility Of
the proposed eampsign, the Commodore
went on to Washing ton and laid it be-
fore the War Department. II met Mr..
Stanton's cordial Endorsement, ard, TO-
gethsr, Stanton and Kountz waited ND.
on Mr.. Lincoln to give it vitality. Stan.
ton stated his appreciation Of the pro-
posed oampaign and named McClernapd
TO lead the troops. "But," said Mr..
Lincoln, Ihate to put MoClernand over
Grant Grant is doing we'll enough.
eyes," retcrted Stanton, shut to carry
out this programme we must have
aashing man. With his usual merry
eye.twinkls Lincoln replied: 40, i'll
you want dashing man, I'll send for
Pope. He came dashing into Washing
ION, you know, with not man behind
,in., and when no man In Washington
had the least curiosity to see him."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
The La,est Is,nreyernent.

The Pennsylvania railroad is adopt
ing the new electric bells. To stop or
start the train the conductor has moth.
Ing to do but pull small cord, which
runs the entire length of each car. The
slightest touch Of this cord will ring the
bell at the engine. 1t is q decided i'm.
provement on the old method,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
Eingcrly VS.. Ran dali

Mr.. W. M. singerly, Publisher Of th 9
Philadelphia Record" proposes tc
contest with Speaker Randall the Dom.
ccratic nomination for Concress in the
district so long represented by the la:.
ter.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
lee Cream.

Read Kvle's advertisement Of lee
cream. He will have grand opening
on Saturday evening, and will be glad
To zee his friends on the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22

When woman wants an Intelligent
servant, she doesn't 60 to an "Intelii.
ienoe ofiioe"--not II she 10 posted.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22

GUSlE A. MCCALL WILL rKeA
- commence running between y
this city and Pennsgrove, on
TUESDAY, MAkCH 30,
And make two round trips on Tues.
day, Wednesday, Friday and SATURDAYS.
Leave Penpsgrovo at9 and a; Wilmington
ut II and O'Clock.
s2S-ti CAPT. DEENEY 4 BROS.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22
FOR BENT.

RREhT-AT A VERY LOW PRICE
be made AZ once, the two
! buses cE VGnBuTen st. above 9Th hav-
bot porch. largo front and side yards; II
kh& ana ecId water heater In collar /;
!. Appyb HARLAN CAUSE,
1Ilf Front and TntDal.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22

y,.t.. rylho'-AN fXPEllEuED GAN
VIZ WY 4. ,"' 70, sfe rev busiSoss work en-
Ea;, Ei5I,"t"hs Of Success ana Iaws NJ
EsrEet 81, 4 na aI'it4 u
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22

Bg SALE TRACK SULKY, GOOn
% new: made By Hunt; also 1 set track
h. Apply No. ! Z. 9th 6t. zV-6tS
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22

EN.L7 - INN EDIATELY.--GOOD
FTie Az tN'"stant girt ;or general house,
~ IAHj Re9d boy (l2 Ur ~ 20 yuu or.
Piffoa2l 81. ' ''':S; J-a, i"'
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22

st.V.-h sd,. MAN to DRIVE A
| '%s y'.', S.sot ;eue that has b. cr in the
|, FsIc'fed' address H., RgpCarf-
III 3ta
Daily Republican., 1880-04-22

NSlEl1-SIGuailNN By YOUNG
~. a,2 aI any kind Of vork that win
!. \ i a'3s toG't board has had :oino us.
10 d'y EcoGs store. Apply 1907 ".
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