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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13
LOCAL NEW s.


Irbe cOrnet band give an entertain
PIT at Darling's Hall, next Thursday
ening, consisting of band music, songs,
oruses, a farce and a dance. The
d boys, with other friends, intend to
up frst-class entertainment. Pro-
bls 60 to pay for band uniforms.
RhSt Albany.
There will be a donation visit for the
pefit of Rev. A. D. Jones at the F. W.
church, at East Albany. Thursday
ening Dec. 10th. All are cordially
'vited. Oysters may be expected.
barton.
James Cassidy has found a paying
} in California.
Reuben Devereaux has snapped his
bee on Park st. for a farm in Albany.
Hiram Cass is very sick and is liable
t to recover, unless he gets help very
bn.
DO not forget that g. F. Percival has
s of things just suited for Christmas
esents.'
Remember the village meeting called
the MONITOR office. at z l-2 O'Clock.
is evening.
People are not talking as much, as
BY were a year ago, about the winters
coming warmer than formerly.
The Union man wishes the MONITOR
N worth 100000. We second the
ton, and return the compliment.
On account of the Hall being in use
xt Tuesday evening, the Universalist
;ial circle will be postponed for one
|ek.
Henry Martin leaves tomorrow for
non City, Colorado. where he goes in
law office. May good fortune fol-
him.
We learn that Miss Juliet Mansfield,
hghter of Merrick Mansfield. formerly
this place, died IN Minneapolis. MINI.
the Sd inst.
Aunt Keturah Jenness has broken
arm again; this. we believe. is the
I'd time the arm has been broken
hin three years.
3, j. Ufford requests all persons hav'
over due notes or accounts with
p, to call and settle previous to Jan. |.
is will save costs.
1t Is reported that the South Eastern
r., intends to lay bridge across the
Of the st. Lawrence at Longueil,
lin this winter to connect with the
eidental r. r.
he amendment proposed to the vii
charter has passed the House. L
uces the number Of Trustees to three
pvides for the appointment of police
proposes some other slight changes
The Grow Bros. at the Variety Store
i'm to be headquarters for Christina
BIDS in their line. Large stock. salts
tOry prices and goods warranted a
presented. Orders by mail prompt,
wered.
Read prospectus of Springfield Re
bLicdn. This is one Of the newsiest
|uciest, spiciest papers in New Eng
nd.an any one wishing a wide-a-wak
dependent paper, will ind this one G
e very best.
The fourth entertainment in the IL;
es' Course" will be a lecture by Re-
W. Jones of st. JOhnsbury. on Tue
by eve Dec. l4th. Subject, "EuroI
ON a car window" Tickets can
REQUIRED at the post-ofice.
The fifth entertainment in the "L
es' Course" will be a "Forefather
upper" held at Congregational churc
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13

How can you remain sufferer from dys-
pepsia when worse cases than yours are
being cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13
New AdvertiSeIn entS.
FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

will insert six-line advertisement one week in a
list of 253 weekly newspapers, lines in different
list of $50 papers, or lines two weeks in choice of
either of separate and distinct lists containing from
IS to $50 papers EACH Catalogues sent free. Address
GEO. P ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce St. New York.
IN ~@@ A YEAR and expenses 70 agents,
~ Outfit free. Address P. o. Vickery.
" Augusta, Maine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13

The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands who
were suffering from dyspepsia debility, liver COM
plant, bois humors female complantsetc Pamphlets
free to any address. Seth w. Fowle Sons, Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13
LEWIS WHITES ESTATE
Notice OF Settlement and Application for Distribution.
STATE OF VERMONT


In Probate Court. held at Irasburgh. in said Dis
triet, the 9TH day of December, A. d. 1880.
AureIus Morse Administrator Of the estate of Lewis
White, late of Glover, in said District, deceased.
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance. and makes application for decree Of
distribution and partition Of the estate of said de-
ceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
and said application be referred to session
thereof to be held at L. H. Thompson's Office in said
Irasburgh. on the 4th day of January, A. D. 1881
for hearing and decision thereon.
And it is further ordered that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested by publication of the
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County
Monitor, newspaper published at Barton, in said
District previous to said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear said time and place. and show
cause if any they may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court-Attest
f. n. CONNAL, Register.
true copy of Record,-Attest,
o32 Z. N. CONNAL, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13

Have Wistar's Baissn of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand II cures Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis,
Whoopng Cough Group. Influenza. Consumption. and
all throat and lung complaints soc. and 81 bottle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13
FOR SAL

The real estate of the late Lndo French consisting
OF dwelling house and barn. with land attached situ
ated in Glover Vilage-the land connected with the
buildings being well supplied with fruit of all
kinds currant bushes &c. 1t being of the pleas
ATTEST and most convenient places in the village hav
ing inning water at the house aud barn, and in the
basement of the barn. which is roomy and warm. And
also between four and five of nice tilage land
short distance from buildings in good condition. The
whole making one of the most desirable places in the
town for residence, and will by sold very cheap.
The buildings will be sold separate from the land if
desired. D. G. FRENCH, Administrator.
Barton Landing, VT, Nov. 20, 1880. 4s-l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13
MARRIED.

In Chelsea, Mass, Dec. l. by Rev. A. J. Garfield.
Howard J. Lee. M. D., of Cleveland, Ohio and Miss
Mary o. Aver of Chelsea.
In West Burke, Dec. 2, by Rev. o. D. Clapp. Hiram
Cummings and Mrs. Irene Forrest both of West Burke
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13
DIED.

ms-All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fue cents per line.
In Wheelock, Dec. g. of cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Eugene, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheldon. aged
about Is years.
In st. Johnbury. Dec l. of paralysis Otis Hallett,
aged g. years.
In St. Johnsbury Dec. g. Sally Stiles. wife of David
Lee, aged n years.
In Lyndon. Dec. 4, Joseph Hill, aged 70 years.
In Holland Dec IL, widow Huldah Hall, aged So yrs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13
Lyndonvil1e.
This village wants a village cha

This village wants a village charter.
Dr. H. P. Hoyt, well-known through
out this part of the state, received Sc
we're paralytic shock few days since.
St. y OhnSbury.
Otis Hallett of St. Johnsbury Center.
had shock of paralysis on the 9Th inst.
and died on the 9Th.
The Union man has learned that ga
certain widow woman is to be brought
| before the authorities, to tell what she
knows about men"-and that is what be
is worried about.
The First National Bank of this place
will refuse Canada paper money after
January lst, except at discount Of
five per cent? Canada money and trade
dollars are great nuisance, because in
some places they are current and in
others not, and the sooner the question
is settled of what is current and wha
not current, the better for all business
- oledonion.
The county court commenced on Tues
day morning. and opened with the usua
exercises. Thirty-two cases were Sc
for the jury, but the term will doubt
less prove short one. The followin,
are the names of the petit jurors:
Barnet, J. S. L. Wallace, A. C. Rit
chic; Burke. Adds B. Humphrey. Viii
lard Bundy; Danville. H. B. Melon
aid, P. Cunningham Groton, BENZ. M
Kicker; Hardwick, Henry R. Mack
John S. brennan Kirby. C. H. Bean
Lyndon, G. D. Hoyt, Aaron Twombly
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Deaths Last Week.

Nle persons died in this city last
lsk' For the corresponding week Of
year fifteen deaths were reported.
|Cluss Of death: Membraneou5 Group,
pa age, l;pneumonia, /; scarlet fe-
[ !; tiptheria, /; couvulsions, l; te-
luS |.
n EEns'iVlty, color and sex; Born in the
va States, S; Ireland, |; male, S; To-
~ l; White, 4; black, 8.
rse' Of the dead: Under one year,
nom one to five years, 2; from five 10
years, /; from twenty to thirty
~, i from fifty to sixty years, !;
,aAx'y 10 seventy gears, l from
Ivy 10 ninety yssrs, /.
'i' were brought here for inter-
|", |o o sent away, /; still born, J;
|r |Sasts ea'es, /.
E''IAS by wards: First ward, 2;
[Mu' ,tu' Z; fifth, /; sixth, 2; ninth, 2,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
RDEa0nRf,

Mr.. Edward 7. Jshnssn, q dis!in.
guished and accomplished citizen Of
Indianapolis, Indiana, visited Will
mington,on Thursday. He mas been re.
Gently on visit to Europe, and is nov
returning home. He came 10 this city
to look up incidents il the life of the
celebrated Augustine Herman, the
fOand OF Bohemia Manor, situated In
this State and Maryland. Mr.. John.
sons wife is direct descsndent of this
celebrated Delawarean, who was one Of
this ambassadors sent TO Lord Baltimore
oy the Dutch when Col. Ute threaten.
e tO march with 500 men and attack
Now Castle. Herman, ,,hs legend says,
was afterwards Seizsd by Stuyvesant,
Governor ofNsw York, but rushing ont
he made his escape, mounted his
horse and rode from New York to Del
aware. He and the horse, says tradi-
ton, swan yhe Delaware opposite New
Castle, aud tke horse becoming ex.
hausted, fell dead just as he reached
the shore. George Alfred Townsend
hss written poem on this subject.
The occurrence Is given in full in Vim
oents History OF Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Shooting his LandIaay

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Awkward Rickard,
formerly Of Cincinnati, but for two or
three years reporter on the Chicago
papera, and lately connected with the
press in this city, shot lis landlady,
Mrs. Lena Wilson, few evenings ago,
because she would not go to the theatre
with Him. The ball shattered her low =
er Jaw and passed into her neck, infiict-
ing serious wound. Rickard was ar
rested and lodged in Jail on a charge OF
assault with intent to kill. To-day the
woman died from .hs effects of her init
ries, and the probabilities are that Rick
ard will be indicted for murder. lie
was drunk when he did the shooting,
and says it wss entirely accidental.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
They Gave Bail,

Joseph Hart, publisher, with
CHARLES A. Byrne and Louis +. Post, ed
itors OF the paper in which the forged
Morsy letter was published, appeared
in tie District Attorneys Office Satur.
day to give bail on the indictment for
criminal libel found against them.
They were accompanied by their coun-
sci, who had provided bOndsmen. A
noticeable feature in the proceeding
was the fact that the accused were not
known TO the bondsmen and had to be
introduced to them by the lawyers.
The accused men had an interview with
Assistant District Attorney Phelps, who
fixed bail at g., 900 in each case. James
J. Coogan qualified as bondsman for
Josheph Hart: Byrns's bondsmeu were
Jshn Larkin, ofNo 20 Ninetta street, and
Edward T Fitzpatrick, of No. rs Gou,
verneur street. Larkin slso became
security for Mr.. Post. The bonds were
accepted by Mr.Phelps, and then the
accused and their sureties went before
Judge Donohus who signed the bonds.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
A Man OF Nerve.

A thrilling accident occurred at the
American Iron Wo,kg, Pittsburg, on
Thursday afternoon. While Robert
Moore was at the rolls his catcher fail
in; to seizs wi h Ais longs bar # white
not iron wkich had been placed between
the rolls. The iron twisted itself thrice
around the rolls, forming "collar".
The catch or struck the iron, when there
few of a piece in the shape Of a ring,
with stem twenty inches long running
off at right angles to the circle. THIS
band Aew back and fell around Meore'a i
head, resting on his shoulders. Quick
as thought he grabbed the long stem
with his toGgs and with steady nerve
aud gentle movements lifted the frey
thing from his shoulders HIS face
was badly burned aud the flesh of his
hand was cut into the bone. After the
iron had cooled he put the ring over
his haad---itw was but tive inches larger in
diameter than his head.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
n the coinage of the silver bullion.

| in the coinage of the silver bullion.
UnGer tho head of the War Depart
ment, which comes next, the President
only make one slrong recommendation,
snd that Is a most earnest approval
Gen. Wright's late report upon the
necessity Of strengthening our coast de-
fences at the present time. The fresi-
lent calls upon Congress to take th'
subject into consideration and TO pro-
vide for system OF liberal appropria
tions to remedy this great weakness.
The Navy Department gets but 8
short chapter, and this for the reason
that Secretary Thompson asked for but
little 10 be inserted in the message. Hs
speaks in very eulogistic terms Of Sec
retary Thompson's management, and
approves of the Sscretary's plan for the
sncou' agement of our merchant masinF
already alluded to.
Under the lead Of the Department Of
Justice the President speaks of the At
torney Generals recommendations that
sufficient ss'~h be appropriated by
Congress for the payment OF Deputy
Mars halls he also recommends thai
Congress pass some bill authorizing tie
as.a ablishraeut of an intermediary court
between the y. s. Circuit Court and the
Supreme Court, for the purpose of re
lieving the extraordinary pressure OF
business under which the latter Is
struggling.
The President, while agreeing with
the ideas of Genssal Dsvens on the sub
isct, did not think it best 10 incorpor
ate this reccOmme ndation in lis mes
sage.
The interior Department ia given
quite long chapter. The President
reviews Secretary Schurz's policy TO-
wards the Indians with great approval,
and he thinks his plan for educating
lhe Indian so that he can take care OF
himself the only true ISOLATION of the
Indian question. He cal s upon Con
grsss to give aid in the way OF appro
priations to the encouragement Of thiG
plan, whica looks to The establishment
OF the Indian upon land Of his own,
the breaking up of all tribal relations
and gradual withdrawal OF financial
Support upon the part OF the Govern
ment.
Following this review of the Depart
ments Mr.. Hayes has a specially good
word TO say for the work of the Com
missioner OF Agriculture, and speaks
Of the success OF Mr.. LsDuc in his ex-
periments for the growth of tea in thii
country, and the manufacture OF sugar
from corn stalks. The President mex
alludes 10 the report of the Commits
lsioner of Education. The chief poiut
Of this paragraph Of the message is thu
Presidents recommendation that the
remaird der Of the public lands of the
country be set aside for the education
of the illiterats of all sections.
TAis would result, the Presidsn
Issys, in givisE most of 1t to the South
whsrs the greatest illitar&cy prevails
The education OF the illiterate, bott
white and black would have tendency
" placs the lWo sections upon 4 close
intellectual level, and, consequently
in closer bond Of union. Then fol
lows tie closing chapter of Mr.. Hayes
last annual message, whicn relates en-
tirely to the affairs Of the District o
| Columbia.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
, rEw aoUsE:REPUBLIoAS,

.,,ty or 0nIy One on the
'rnt csunt-Ssverai isde-
ssots asd 9rsenOaehers who
ri se. wnh tne RepubIi,"n.'
w. ". washington cOrresp,rdsut of
w S.v York Tribune interviewed
,.',i MCPHERSON on Saturday, and
t.',rt, the following
syow that they have got oil through
.,,tus out Republicans and Green
.a.,s down South, have you got the
"a and final figures ON the makeup
/ nj. utxt hOuse'"
W.. NJ We have got It down 70 dots at
!, Az nd We are perfectly sure OF cen
..';i,r the organization Of the new
.'s @ We have 149 straight Repub'
' 's.,' elected and conceded to be elect
! That Is a majority of one over ell
', "a have besides Brumm OF the
s'S,rkilI District In Psnnsylvania, who
~ :Iee,ed by Republican votes and
n at with us, and Smith Of BROOKLYN
|Soousn. going Republican on Ma
|'D,l orestions, who was elected by a
[.~bps,ion Of Independent Democrats.
u. mupt condde atty on him. Then
.Ss ara seyea Gresnbsckers. Four
Tn.m are from MissoHri and arc as
E,'J Republicans as anybody. They
J,o ruu under 0resnbsck colors. but
M, known views aud antecsdents In
m their votes to us. The two Maine
sr,ubsckers are practically Demo
IN, The Texas man will not vsts
m us in the orgsnizat on, but will
n 20 with the Democratic caucus"
A DilOw do you count the two Read
u,,,rs elected by the Malone faction
virEinis3"
| @They rsu in opposition to the reeu'
n Democratic candidates, aud will moi
anticipate in the Democratic cauons,
We do not reckon them among oul
mes"
"whpt is your summary them"
q think the Republican NOMINEES fol
maker will have 1853 votes, with l4C
opposition; so you SEQ We will have
rood safe working majority.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
AFTERNOON Session.

Application was made by George
Gray, E.q., for a rnls to show cause
why the Sherif's sale Of the property
owned by D. Lemon & Co., No. III Mar.
ket street, should not be set aside.
Benz amin Nielis, Esq represented NE
creditors.
The ground for the application was
gross inadsquacy of price, the property
having bsen sold for 81, 500.
Archibald Given thought the prop.
erty worth $50, 900, and Z. W. Thomas
thought the building worth from $50, 900
to $34, 600. Philip Plunkett valued 1t
at f on SIS, 900 to s20, 900, and VIM.
Bright thought it worth from $50, 900
to $25, ,0C0. On tho other hand N. NJ.
Child said tie property was sasessed
at SIS, 900, and believed it would not
bring more than $l2, 600 or $l4, 900.
Other testimony was heard and the
court reserved its decision.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
A former WilmiBE tOnian beard
From.

Messrs. McClees & Company Of New
York and Phillipsburg, New Jersey,
long and favorably known as manufac-
turers of fine sheet iron black and gal.
vanizsd, have organized stock com.
pany, incorporated under the laws of
New Jersey, SIS the American Sheet
Iron Company. The first meeting was
held at Trenton 29th ult., and Board
of five directors we're elected viz. Frank
lin Comfy, William X. McClees, Joseph
C. Kent, Weston DGdson, and George
Richards. William X. McClees was
elected President of the company, and
George Dandy Secretary ard Treasurer.
VIM. E. Rees superintendent. Capita!
stock was ell paid in, William X. Nc
Cless one of the firm mentioned former
ly resided in tAis city and was broth
er Of Edward B. MoClees lately de-
ceased.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Mrs Nata nhaas Snrnsun.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 4 4-Winohester
Britton, Mrs. Kate Chase SprsgNe's
counsel, ia in town and arranging for
divorce b+tyoen the Governor and his
client. He told tao Governors rspre.
sentative this afternoon that he would
move In the matter inside of three days.
The action, i. is understood, will be for
cruelty; and will hinge on oircumstan-
COS alleged to have occurred during the
last year the couple lived together.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Mayor Allmoud,a Court,

ae W, police court, Saturday even
''Vla Sanders was fined fifty cents
hi SVs's for corner lounging and
|us rrico was fined five dollars and
M Nv, y, SSssulting Alfred Bedford. Five
Is,, I Drunkenness were disposed OF
LsOa This morning John Denney
|,lU 0a Two dollars and costs for dis
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Almost Brow Beu.

n. s' :, iuesday evening about half.past
lI,,UclOck, whils Mr.. Mark Laws
Mss Maggie Van Zandt were skat-
" company on Rockland Lake at
(aa' they both broke through the
'uefs the water was considerably
tusIf fhssds. Their cries for assist
,TOught DR.. Dawson aud William
a'us to their assistance. DR.. Daw-
,IrSng into the water, and with
r%'fstl' difficulty managed to sup.
u' W. involul ia y Ia hers until a
Tg'd Ct a plank and by meal q
Atlp all four ont.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

THE BEST TELEPHONE IN T9b
market Is the Watts TelentcrOphone,
Npeaklng Telephone. II Is simple in
EfFnction and can be op ,rated by the Ios
fIfe1anced. 1t is durable, as hCs which
NbeeE up over thres years. have n lad
tsat tor repairs, prove. But best OF AL,
| 90 cheap as 10 place 1t within the reach
al' BHslntss men wishing their Once
tlecte Win reuste parts Of their worEs
sltl their houses or with Other places will.
|NtI " call on Mr.. M. r. Hayden, who
Ihe agency tor the state Of Delaware, at
" akt Shipley STREETS, where q line in
ElsIIon may be tried. He refers for work
y 70 Harlan Il Holiingyworth, George ".
saS Son, Bancroft X Son, ]. J. Gallagher
pN y. ". X. r.. and OtneTl. ll.9.lm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
nTnrfuarY R@nurf.

Mr.. E. B. Frazer, the Death Register,
submits the following report of deaths
from tie commencement Of the year up
to the present month:
January, IS; February, So; March,
Sc; April, 81; May, "A; jane, l34; July,
l03; August, 6S; September, IS; 0oto-
Ter, 76; November, 66; total S76.
Report Of the mortality for the weak
ending November 6, 1880, in cities hay.
ing about the sams population as vii.
mington;
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
The Pacific Coast Happy.

On the Pacific Coast we have known
people who had not stirred from their
beds for six weeks, on account of in
flammatory rheumatism, to be cured in
less than one week by st. Jacobs Oil,
says Max Baumeister, Esq., Walls
Walls, Washington Territory,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
SPECIAL MEN rIOE.
DR.. EinlImS' Celebrated Pain
He0FchoF.

he worth untold; testimonies in.
Easing from q friend in Ohio;
RraAL DALE, Nov. %, lsSo.-We
A man picking apples this fall, ana
!. managed to fall from the top OF a
lider down through the limbs to the
tcund he hurt his shoulder and side
rdty bad | gave him some OF the
bin Searcher to use he told me 1t
rs tbs best medicine he ever saw. !
link could sell lots OF 1t here. We
10 know it is a splendid pain remedy,
Ne. L. HARLAN.
Price only 50 cents. Sold by dealers
ID at main depot, 4.h and King Sta,
ilmington, Del. ; Phils., 6O2 Arch
rect; Baltimore, 10S Baltimore street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Talk 10 On cap,

but when the people want to buy hats,
caps and umbrellas at reasonable prices
they call upon Sheppey, the hatter,
No. SOB Market street. His grandfather
started the hat business some fifty
yesrl ago. This, no doubt, i5 the secret
Of Shvppey's success. New goods, new
styles and QUO Cow price.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
The Wcmth1w

War Department, OIce of the Chief
So;;sna! Officer, Washington, Dec. 6--1
4. N.
Indications ior Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, lower baroms-
ter, westerly winds, shifting to es8terly
or soutkerly, partly cloudy weather,
higher temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

For plastic and gravel roofing, leaky
tin and shingls roofs reooated and made
water.tight, aud repairing OF sll kinds
of roofs, call on Robert Atkinson, at
Samuel Hanna & Co.'s hardware store,
Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

Chemically pure and fresh drugs al
'H dispensed physicians' prescrip
Ii accurately compounded at all
|VH, West End Pharmacy, Seventh
! Jefferson street, Domestic Cough
pup cures colds.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
A Gard.

ItlI who are 'uticring from the errors and
frle'iOns Of youth, nervous weakness,
" decay, losS Of manhood, etc. ] will set d
sFeoips that will cure you FREE OF
FARCE. This great rem ody was discov'
y BY a missionary in S1uth Amelic1.
nd self addressed envelope to the REV.
ePl T. INAAS, Station D., New York
" 4i5.lyw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
The Superior Court.

Specially Reported to the Rep1bIIeans.
New CASTLE, Dec. 4.-When Mr..
Lore concluded his argument in the
libel suit the jury were discharged uu'
til Monday morning when the charge
Will be delivered.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06
Potatoes and AnpIeH.

\. L. Januey's, 1903 King street, is
|Rquarters for produce OF all kinds.
|xAl arrangements to parties for car
d lO1.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-06

The rate for Wilmington is unusally
large, there being twenty-one deaths
during the week ending November 6,
The rate per thousand this year will
be about 2l 0.