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Sptcftt Dhpafth to Tat Chltago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, H., Murch 5.-John 0irItrtl and
Grnrxu WnsN.am, Of OIslnwRa, ILL.,, were
drowned III tho Mississippi 1llvcr, short dis
tat,co nbote' this city, yesterday oyorfng By tho
c,,ps!ziug " Il hoat. They hntl comu down from
O11,awka With Il h1nt-lond Of R1ols belonging
to Wlllam iiGwley, who accompanied them, and
WIN IL about to loeato IN this city. After tioy
t,pl nnloaett tho gootls. tho three men stnrtcsl
ON tllolr return home Mrser sail. tho Wind being
fresh Ut tic tiuso. When n short dstai,co nboyo
nun Ghng to tho ftMlt. hut Otrarl
and WoUlnin eonIl, let 70 their l,t,l,a. 4, antl ~
were drowned. is,wley e!nnx to the nDat tlli u
tlrlfteu to tlIB Illinois eturu. Ile wIls 50 hc-
nliftbetl aud exhausted ttt he WIS unnt!to to
ut 10 hnusu or to this city, hut by on tho hunk
Ing tHlntn,an this 1norn ing, who brought him to
thls city, Wlicre ho t0tls lilo trilln for homo.
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INDICTMENT FOR S26, Mo.

NACtNE, Wis., NaFch a.-1afacs =" s'esa-,a atioa
cat,s. WIIiialu Pugh hasa resolved aniosp eas ".sp
stntinr that = Judgment Of t.1,mU .n nas ~. su.
rt,,dertd In taalr favor IL the unissa .anoouef
prcme Court '~sa"s 'he asass .u,,.ms, ~ @ / w
s.n,a, yssts aSo On Lax Srie, ca.isnx nsl s. to
at I'll 1,r,,yu iotHl wreck, she being o~aeo -
aMsyt,- named GENT msu At taa1 e1os'
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ADVANCE OF WAGES.

NEW A1.ttSY, inl.. 3fnreh b,-Tho Now AlbAny
wo0lon slls have voluntarily established 1T,
advance VI Is per cont III tho wuKus Of tAoEr snl.
ployes. lsoth tho WtH,oll anl eatton mills here
ure run tu thuir full eapaclty In prslrr to nect
tho demand .lppn tlun.
YHoY, n. y, AlAreh a.-The brush manufac-
tnrtrs ut lansfnYburs hAyo tncreusel the wAKea
Ut their WuFkulGIl.
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LICENSED TO ORGANIZE,

6ptellt DIspaseh 10 9ns Chltvv" Tribune.
RpMlNtlrlEll,, Ill.,, MArch 5.-1lernso IL organ.
Ito wus Iss4od to tho liliu0la lus- Light Com.
Iai,y, Chlraxo; capital. $:sO,OJ; obIuut, to
tako contracts With municipalities of lltInuts 10
lxbt tho streets thorrof; curloratora. John ".
Ftutcher, u. II. Flutcher. Ct,lrlua II. Coolidge.
Wlny. Chicago; rnpltnl.. tAU,N1; eurp0ruturs.
rha!sias II. Martlr, Chatlcs H. Hlowu, James y.
NuktuuVy. --' -
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I,lTTrE ltucK, aIurc4 5-The river Inns cloven
icrt by the gnuge and continues risiuE. A rtso
Of thrco fcat IL rcportnl ut Yum Datron. Un-
,!s,lnlly heavy ra[ns hayo lallon during tho lust
week over u wIlG Ecnre.
At Hut bpril,xa tho ynlloy was tluottcl, wash
it.K HwMy br!tiKrS and dAuinHtnH htAlsus, n1.d
tlUnE injury tu Tho strcct-rAr,,AA to tho extent
Ut disabling cars from running for scterll days.
, 1880-03-06
A SILVER TESTIMONIAL,

SpstlAI UlsVdl<k u 19l4 lH1f4V0 1FEbuns,
KE0xuK, Iu., Aarch 6,-Col. F. X. HaIn, the
retiFinx superintendent Ut the Kcokuk T. Ues
Moinaa Division ot::the ltock lslanu Road, WIS
presented this 0tstiiuE With I'LL elegpne allyer
.orvlee costing tlsl Tue employees Of tho roal,
froni Yao end tu thu othnr, un!sel III the teaH.
MouIAl-
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KILLED IN 4 BRIDGE.

17T3paTEH
) IONA Ctry, H., Mnreh 5.-A Coroner's inquest
WIS held hero to-tlay oyer the body OF william
Hobbs, II brakeman On tho lsoek Island Railroad.
who was killed Un tho Westward d-b0und freight
train yesterday by being struck by Clcar Crcrk
bridge II few miles YVES. of thIs city. while tho
ct,t,e,ssit,ti prlt,ccd torribio gils III tho tnck
pMrt OF his bead, from which he died instantly.
, 1880-03-06
NOTES..

NEW 1ErtntlcAS sr.ATE COMMITTEE.
Speetat DlspnieA to Tia chteaeo 7tsaunt
NEW Yo.,x, March s,.-At = meeting Of tho
Republican State Central Committee. at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day, the following
nanled gentlemen were appointed as the new
Committee: Cen. ,Jatnus Jourslan,, Jacob
Worth, De1Yttt e. Wheeler, Jacob N. Pit.
terson, Jr., Chester a. Arthur, William II.
Robertson. u. rlatt Carpenter, George Il.
Sharpe, Jul,n +. Snytlle, james S. Smart,
Charles Stanford, Edward II. Johnson,
Arthur q. johnson. Ttomas s. Mott, Thomas
'us'1'Inttt Wlllluin>B. Slrrett,, arid 'rhcodore
i. Root, >
THE INDIANA DELEGATES. T. r
Bpteiat Dfspaseh 10 Tie Chicago 7rbans. . !,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mareli GA TRIBUNE
ts n.rvrltSo ,eaen W e
Chlcngo Convention frnml the State at large,
tlotl selected Oh Thursday stand with ~ rSler.
elleq to tho first choice for President =, he
repl!csl:. "AIl, against Grant rs the hls'
clinice."
.Statn Co,umitteoman a. L. Knm!er w. ~
also interviewed, nnd lie stated thnt M the
members OF tic delegation were hl! LOT blalas
rs 4 first choice.
ONO pnorIIp1r1oS1srs. =:
Cerusfnus, O., March G.-,rhe State Proai6le;
lIQl LQHtClatluH ll!tk Ill tiIS wy rkonhst T,1
Wns ca.!e.l to order by D. ". Gag4 o.
Cleveland, who wNs elected Temporary c1aii.
ntl,,.' Thomas r I1oploy, Of DuccyrAs, W. ~
elrctcd temporary Secretary; About i% %aasn's ~
drlngltes were present: The W0hsms W0Has
Christian Temperance Union. OF ln4lana
sent greetings TO the Convention. ,.,o
Thu temporary organization was llaas
permanent In tho Afternoon. :-,,...
Following are tic nominations for y; hta!a
officers: Secretary Ut Stntc, William II ijtIa ptGa1,
Of cloveland:.. Supre!Ae Judge. Waae WiIi!a@
Afuneei,, Of Finlny; School Cotn1alssIlonsat:.
,Iumea 4. BRUSH, OF Mt; unighni unhii
Member at tho Bonrd Of Public WgIksSt WTI1.t
j. IL. Lnriuer, Ut Sprlngliela; aea G1etaH
0f tho Supreme court, George CatderWoo1t. ~.
1T GseeHyi!la; Presidential! Esect99ss,as H,
Large, .Tny Udell, nf Csnyelandi alaH|m
lickercl. Of Logan County: .a.na
Resolutions WHro adapted reco,nnltlW4afs W11s
local 0ptio,l; t0lNtering thanks to yrs. InsJ
dent Hayes TOR her moral courngo III e1snI. an.
lng WINS fro., I,al!e baMQuets; tecoinflls.a9owr
ng toxt-books for schools; urging sepa1a.n1vns Nnn.
from nll other pulittcnl associations ~. ~.
tlellIntsg tho action nj Gen. Grant lor i9sIs .sa.
lux tllo liquor trnillc for rcycnnei az Sssn. M
noilNcInE tic action OF the General AssT's sMes
bly III deferr!nE action t'pon temperance
until nfter the Presidential cleet1olis an.
a State Executive COMMITTEES WIS ~
nnfpl}Rti
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DECIMAL SYSTEM.
Tra APPLICATION TO WEluIGVs AND MxAH-
uHEH.

spsttal Dt.patea to 1h< cAteago Tribune.
W>sIttSaruN, d. c., Aurcll 5,-Cul. sudge-
wick, of tho American Soctety OF Civil Eli
9Eneerv. presents tlla following pufnts to the
Committee on Weights aud Measures OIL tho
measurements lluwouitl abolish the Troy and
apotheraries' SYSTEM ut weights altogether,
al,tl tx tho ayolrsiupols pound at tho 0,le-
ltunllredtIl part of the weight OF q cubic tout
III water 1T lts maximum density; that Is to
SAY, Ga5 pounds avotrlupois. The other sle-
nominations should be tenths, hu,preatlls,
thousqnuths, and other decimal parts OF the
standard, or derlmal snultiplca Alarrot. Tho
tlls4el should measure a cnb!o foot,
asld tile Ollier denominations should bo
arsanKo1 tierlmally. as i. tie eass, Vt
weight. Ite would also abolish tho Inch
, 1880-03-06

Spfelat. Dsspatth to Tie thita0o Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich, March SO. Young, switch
n,yn at tho Lake 8hnre Depot, was rim over by
II sWEtch.unxilu scum after o'cluck this 'efell-
Inv, u,tl hnd hs left lex severed at tho thiyh He
still survives, hut THO GIlar IL hOttuless.
(fthrHG kAne. nsHtl u, nlnplnyutl III tho Glove
luld lupor h,llpnny's 3flll Aerg. wAs caught IN
tho lnllchinory AbGut clock this uyeAluK aud
iuHtuntly Killed.
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CHILD I,lltlWNEn.

Hrtttat Ulspa&eh tU The CAie.sao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March 6.-A I-yuar-ulL daughter
Ut William linrkcr, rrstdtnx III tho Fourth Wtrl,
fell Into GIstern this 1norillnK, and WIS
drowned.
, 1880-03-06

SCRANTON. Alnrch 6.-An explosion Ut fire.
a,np tuuk placu ut Shaft NJ. !, Enst Nni,tlcoke,
this afternoon. tl.o nun WIS Killed and eight
n,ul nro Et III tllu n,tllc, supposed " bo killed
kly full MIR, -
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WATEnrowS, N, u. Slartii 5.-vwu men werG
killed uMil II number wounded by tho Drcaktl.g
1T tho skip Ia u shut Of tho HhurtlltEo Iron
iulYlD.
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statesmen Of all parties, and special Intention
Y ehinI to tl'q l,ttcraees ct ,lellsrson cas
FI'TH JOHN PORTER.
LOGAN CLOSES Ills ARGUMENT.

w 1f,tN1rpK n r! hfnrct E-f1au Tnunn |
close,l his four days speech in the Senate to-
any, a presenting n mass OF statements cnllea
ift'l, nInc'al aocumcnts, ~ mnon winch ne 'nauu
forcihle comments. Tlle length Of hFs
Missouri who made q speech III executive
the Nutlonat Intelilyc,,cor, Gcn. Losnn
Closed with m u's eooncnt s',ccessfon Of d' pro.
tests asj,,.t @ 1t The % passaso of tho Iii rs Iuty
il" o,vs,t ~ ,ha nnuntrv ,.,'ich In scrvad IL
o uMe y" ~ s''e eou,.s Nv, ;n mIe ,,o sts'ea r ~
# in ~ nnncc. % ;rho sSceci, an nj Zen. 1.ona11
~ ,, r''" "p1Ss" ~, 1,",,,'iit,,, J." .;,l
uf tlle scnate Chamber with unusual atfen-
finn. ani aevaroI WIN ,yrrc fnvnrnhfv lila.
possd towards F:tz John l'orter havo with
drawn their sympathy. To-nnrrow senntar
1nny ntcrposa sono business. rs they RECRUIT |
having undertaken the advocacy of TIC c4lse.
Burnside. who was H. cos,,aNn'ea.'on wit!'
Ing. ll!s staten,ent win lave tho sai,,s ., q
the stn9y or a ses VI ssn nnnh"r @ % O'
'1stc'sca 10 ny po1H sues o1 1.o c'e"'''oef*
ot Anenat M rn Matisp '.1sp pAns Hanc. conman,
Ing the Army Of ~, vrxn!a, H. Ind 'nassed his
,a n"" ose ~. tntnntrv a u r.,it"ry iy
%erc re estintcS % at f 5aoo y but io @ army % wI'e
Ind hid tlo Inn NJ t],o rivrr for nina days
nracni1g rn @ ~ Nnr % o. " ,vnro @ % warn ~ mt hv r"n.
:1ob,t Porter's corps, co,nprIglne ls,oo0
men, were comparatively fresh, bnt short Of
wagons aud artillery; md, although there
'.sss n...'.a,,s -. H., nnn ~ ,,,,.. Tn,, 1,...,o
WtTe Supp05Ct& ~ DG wv CAfA!F5t Ntla. 1'UUG
, 1880-03-06

i. Z, IL SMtT1r, Lieutenant. Colonel md 4. ID. U.
GEN. LOGAN cONCIUnEa llts SPEECH.
~ tbs 1Tfsttr1 Lssueta<d Pratt
WASHINGTON, u. G., March 6-In tl!a
Senate. tho ,notning hour having ,explrYYt
relief OF Fltz John Porter.
position e tic btli, co,!aning iIi,nss!f to tx,
propositions viz: US to whether. tliera WIS
or WIS not u battle. Oh Aug. ~, 1k3. ut or
Hear Groseton, a!ld as to whether there viz,
y iy yss's sses u a .ont nssa Ct p5tss s ;nE a o s
wers only two pieces Of artillery aid il snail
force OF cavalry !u front Ut I,lul. T'l,e mum.
Der ktlled aud wounded ~ tho engagement
OF TUG 10Th Was FROM 1900 to soN. Tllest
tho Senator FROM Now Jersey utluaaolrtl
tried to show
NO HATTIE TOOK ptAcE.
lie reviewed thy evidences in tho case at
length to prove the nbose assertions. Ar.
% i gsssc iRsS T. iS a oas Isas fl ptsss s'stss a
to Portcr's dIsloya'ty to his commanding
officer, not l,erhaps, u Ills Government, bull
u!at was Just US bal. was due the dlsAstera
Y ig I, Ws LED T. ths defsat ot ts
Mr: Iygin quoted the testimony Of win.
ta!a Alutr Lord bnfare the Hoard u lssylew,
s %0 ,s M0ts &C. % y po1s1 Ta9
llW III compensatory: "Well, l was Nat !oyn
tu Pops; ninru IL no denying that" 'rkIa
WIS wllut Porter WIS being triud tor, a1ld l.u
thus
ADMITTED his OWN GUILE,
On Sept. l., Tires duys after thls
battle OF tt.e aRll, Mcclellan Wrote Porter ~
sake " e. faithful To pope. Eyen McCoiia.I
sstised mI % %t his iw tewarS iva GfsSs Sns us
Logan sald to the gentleman on tho 4ther slt
OF the Sol,ate that Il was nlattsr uf batt tast
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
A Rear Awn,t,ng Oyertures.

The New York world" of satur-
day, says: An Italian with trained
bear endesvored to attract attention
and collect pennies on Jersey City
Heights yesterday morning, but the
bear refused to perform. The Italian
led the bear down Hoboken avenue to-
wards the foot Of the hill, and tying
him to a convenient telegraph pole,
beat him vigorously about the head
with long pole.
The animal bore the punishment so
patiently that the Italian thought he
was subdusd and went to unite him.
AS soon as he got within reach the bear
seized him and hugged him till he howl.
ed with pain. Some men ran up and
beat the bear until he released his
hold. The Italian tainted and was
carried away 10 doctor. Nobody SEEM
cd anxious to take care of the bear, and
at a late hour last evening he was still
tied to the telegraph pole.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
Pota,oes thn, are Potato %.

On Saturday afternoon Mr.. William
Mitchell, a farmer near Yorklyn, Mill
Creek Hundred, stepped into our sane
tum and told us that he would If we
bad no objection bring in few pota-
toes that he had raised, and that we
might keep them on exhibition until
somebody beat it. Telling him we had
no objection we were SUI prised to see
him coming in with what appeared to
be basket of potatoes instead of few
select ones. However, we soon found
our mistake. The ten potatoes of the
Chill White variety completely filled
the basket. On taking the potatoes
from the basket We found that they all
had been weighed and labelled. The
smallest weighed lb. 2 OF; 2 weighed
l lb 8 OF each; weighed l lb 4 OF; i
l lb OF; l weighed l lb 8 or;
one ID 9 OF; one l lb 10 OF; one 2 lbs 3
or, and the boss Of all weighed 2 lbs. 8
oz. In this sggregate the ten potatoes
weighed Is lbs and 7 OF, or an average
,f lb 81 or. Now let somebody beat
Mr.. Mitcnell's exhibit of Choice whites.
Mr.. Mitchell has all extraordinary crop
OF this variety, and says he can pick
nut basket OF the kind OF potatoes he
brought in from almost any row in his
lot,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
Y. M. II. q.

At meeting Of the Young Mems Re-
publican Club, last evening, there was
q large attendance. Tie members re
solved to work actively for to-day's
Little Election.
An invitation from the Hastings
Guards to participate in street parade
next Saturday evening, was accepted.
The club declined to accept an invita-
tion from the Corcordville Republicans
to attend rally at that place next
Tuesday, as suitable means of trans
pertation cannot be procured.
A magnificent silk banner, accompa-
MED by presentation letter from the
yonng lady friends OF the club, was re-
eeived with great enthusiasm. On the
banner was thu coat Of arms of the State
and the inscription: "Young Mems
Republican Club, Of Wilmington, Della.
ware" Speeches were made by Fred.
z, Bach and others.
Arrangements are being made for the
flag presentation in the Opera House on
Friday evening. The flag which has
been presented to the Executive Com
mittee will be presented to the club by
Anthony Higgins, Esq. Hon. stockett
Matthews, Of Baltimore, will receive the
flag on behalf Of the club.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
Am Address.

The following address is published a
the request Of the members OF the YUuDt
Mem, Republican Club:
To the members Of the Young Mem
Republican Club, and to the Repubii
can voters of Delaware generally
We, the undersigned, comnittee
appointed by the Young Mems Repub
llcan Club, to issue an address to their
membership, present the following tor
your consideration.
The little election takes place to-day.
Fully alive to the ultimate issue OF this
days election, we most earnestly call
the attention of the Young Mems Re.
publican Club. and the young Repub-
lioans in this city aud State as well, ,!toths
supreme duty that devolves upon them
Of exercising the righ: of suffrage in the
interest Of their party, and of inhuen-
sciDg in the same direction to the fullest
extent the votes OF all with whom they
como in contact, believing that thereby
they will do effective work towari the
puridcation Of the ballot, and augment
the possibilities Of Republican success.
Victory to-day is the first great stride
toward the redemption from Democratic
0isrule Of not only New Castle county,
but our State at lsrge.
This city and county can be. and
this State should be, governed by the
Republican party, and If every Rspub-
lican does his duty today, he will wit
NESS the consummatiion of these aims.
Much Of the success Of the Republi.
can party depends upon the active sys-
tematic labor Of the young men, whose
power in the community can only be
adequately determined by conscienti-
GUS discharge of the political obligation
to which they are imperatively called
in free government.
Therefore, with steadfast purpose,
with firm faith in the supremacy OF our
principles, which are equal justice to all
men, protection Of findustry and nation
al sovereignty, meet the issue mahly
and determine by good, earnest, leRir-
innate political work that the interest
of our party, which is the welfare OF the
whole Government, shall become SOW
ereign and supreme.
The guardians of our ballots are
elected to-day.
Your duty is apparent, and the re-
suit is in your hands.
VoTE To DAY - >... ...-.
FRANK W. HRIsLBR,
J. AUSTIN ELHsoN,
ARTHUR H. SMITH,
HOWARD L. CHANDLER.
WILMINGTON, DEL, October 5, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
BedsteRds N Needed.

The prisoners cellS at the City Hall
should bs furnished with bedsteads OF
some structure raised from the floor
which Is often too damp for the poor
creatures to lie on. This proved to be
the case with Joseph Ross, the man
who was arrested abou! q month since
for driving q mule on three legs. We
examined into the case and found it
not 30 bad as was represented. From
some culpable delay this poor old man
with bair white as snow and just reoov-
ering from intermittent fever was kept
two days and nights in a oell which
had just been washed and was vsry
damp and cold. We received a call
from him to day. He says he caught a
severe cold lying on the floor which
had settled on his lungs and he had
bsen unable to do ything since. The
least the city can do Ia to pay him
sum Of money which will of course be a
poor return for his lost heal!h--nothinR
can ever wipe out the disgrace to our
city authorities for ever making such
cells. Wehope the barbsrity will never
be repeated and that bedsteads will be
Immediately. What q shame
full thing 1t is for this great city boast
ing Of it's many reforms and yet to
have such miserable prison code. Let
our City Council arouse themselves
and look into 1t. B.w.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
Fire's Yesterday.

The pork packing establishments OF
Foss & Homer and Paul Gable, at Can.
ton, near the city limits Of Baltimore,
we're destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. The loss of Foss & Homer is es-
timated at $4,000, and amoug the in
surauces is one Of $4,000 in the Fire As
sociation Of Philadelphia. Paul Cables
loss is estimated at $40, 900, among the
iusurances being one of $4,000 in the
North American Company Of this city.
A fire in Hudson, Mass, yesterday
destroyed the Hudson House,
O block Of tenement houses, a store and
a barber shop, causing loss of $780,
900. 1t is believed to have been the
work Of an incendiary. A fire in
Troy, N. Y, on Sunday night, destroy
ed q wholesale drug store, hardware
store, and some coal sheds, but the loss
will not reach go, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
Mealth GnardIaus.

The regular stated meeting of the
Board Of Health was held last evening
President Singley announced that in
connection with himself the following
gentlemen we're added to the Garbage
Committee
First District-Wm. McClintook.
Second Distric.-Milton J. Bowers.
Third District-Richard Kelley.
Fourth District-Enoch Moore, jr.
The Committee on Impurities in the
Brandywine made verbal report and
said that they had appeared before the
Grand Jury, but the case against Hart
man 4 Fehren bach would be continued
in May. The report was adopted.
A letter, notifying the Board Of a
case Of small -pox at No. % Klund street,
and recommending that the sufferer
should le removed TO the hospital, was
received from Dr.. Brown. e.
DR.. Springer stated that the impress
sion that some people have that he ia
compelled to investigate the cases OF
smallpox, is an error. He has received
several peremptory calls to look after
such cases, and he has responded to
them Immediately, but he wished II
understood that he is not compelled 10
do so.
Miss Rumfcrd was granted the priVi
lege of making q statement in regard to
a nuisance in the Ninth Ward, which
consists of a quantity of water which
settles in a sand lot beyond the Eleventh
street bridge. She said that she was
unable to defrsy the expenses which
would be incurred in absting the nais-
snoe within ten days, and asked that
the time for sbating said nuisance be
extended until next spring.
After some little discussion, on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Thatcher, the Ninth Ward
committee we're instructed to extend
the time for abating the nuisance.
The following bills we're allowed, and
orders for the same were directed to be
dawn:
VIM. Bowers, $22,71 D. H. Thomas,
S2l. .46 G. P. Johnson, $l4.25 George
W. Vernon 4 Sons, "a SO.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
BREVIT'1E9. .
Voc early but only once.
Missing men-Bad marksmen.
A Woman's ailment-The stitch,

Voc early but only once.
Missing men-Bad marksmen.
A Woman's ailment-The stitch.
Sun rises SOL. Sun sets 5.35.
Large and SMALL boxes barrels, 99c. store.
Oupping and leeohink at Ne. 1o3 L. Second
street.
Joe Jefferson had good audience last
evening.
No cases were heard at the Police Court
last evening.
People who live in glass houses should pull
down the blinds.
When is a lamp in a bad tempet?-When
| it's put out, of course.
1t doesn't tire man to put down a carpet
so much as 1t Tres him.
g. ). Humphrey. the halter, ZIG Market st.
Fail styles now ready.
Pure cider vinegar at weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets.
Now is the time to place your advertise
ments In the REPUBLICAN.
You can buy as cheap at AGair's as at any
other furniture house in Delaware.
Fine watches and Jewelry at E. H. Hauf,
16 East Fourth street, Wilmington Del.
The Board of Education, owing to the waut
OF quorum, did not hold a meeting last night.
Flour, feed, seed and wire goods. Arthur
W, Brown. No. Ill W. Eighth street opposite
the market. +
Now is the time to get your stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Shippers, i'll
West Eighth Street.
All those wanting print and tub butter can
ftd 1t at H. H. Moore's stalls, II and "a Sec
ond st. market. Gall and examine.
At g. X. Baugh, 5O7 hipley street you will
lind the best assortment OF chromOs and !: iS-
ture frames in the city. Come and see for
yourself.
Charles II. Beckett, who has been engaged |
with j. Mealy for several years. has opened a |
pool room and cigar store at No. los and ll0 |
Market street.
People who wonder why mems hair turns
gray e.ore their whiskers, should reflect that /
there is about twenty years difference in their
respective ages.
sBedad," exclaimed a patriotic Irishman.
''but it's ripe water melon that should be
the emblem Ireland. 1t always has the
green above the red."
A bag OF 9SBs rich, sweet -four; first grade !
and fresh ground, at $500. NY flour and |
price are satisfactory to all my patrons. Vim,
u. p1ckels, 407 King st.
A horse deHler was asked If an animal
which he offered for sale was timid. mot at
III, salu noN no oiten phsSeS many nights
by himself In the STABLE"
Notice to the Public.-I Will half-eols and
heol boots and shoes for 81 other mendlnx In
John f. Bailey, s. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Whenever doctor makes his appearance
10 new settlement In the far West, the In
habtants know that 1t Is about uime to pike
out location for cemetery.
Ezra Fell Front and Madison is runing out !
the best coal to families at short notice and
10 good condition. As cold weather is at hand
you would do well to give him a call.
A man much addicted to snoring, remarked !
to his bedfellow In the morning, 'that he had
slept like toD." II know you have" replied
the other tartly; ''like humming top"
Bi'hop (reproving delinquent page):l
''wretchad boy, who is It that sees and hears [
all we do, and before whom even an but as {
a crushed worn?" Page: "The missus, my
lord
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
A Simple Trial

Qf Dr.. Browning's Tonic aud Altsra!iv+
convinces the most obstinate of its
superic. health-giving qualities. 1t is
perfect blood purifier, changes the
constitution suffering from general de-
bihty into one Of vigorous health, and
enriches and reddens the blood. Manu-
factured by its author and sole propri-
etor, W. Champion Browning, M. D.,
Ill Arch street, Philadelphia. All
druggists and dealers in medicines
keep it.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-05
Suffering Women.

There is hut a very small proportion
of the women of this nation thai do not
suffer from some of the diseases for
which Kidney-Wort is a specific. When
the bowels have become costive, head
ache torments, kidneys out of fix, or
piles distress, take package, and its
wonderful tonic and renovsting power
will cure you and give new life.