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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22

A gentleman is in town to-day repre-.
senting New York and Philadelphis
capitalists who are interested in thu
North River steamer "Tom Collier"
He has been making inquiry among
the wharf owners with a view to secur-
ing the privilege of landing at one of
the wharves during the Summer
months, and states that it is the inten-
ton of the owners of the "Collier" to
run her between here and Philadelphia
in opposition to the "Sanuel NJ. Eel
ton" The success he has met with is
net known.
The. "Collier" is an elegant steamer,
and at one time was the fastest boat on
the Hudson. She is somewhat longer
than the "Felton," but will have trou-
BILE in making faster time, If she does
secure a wharf and starts in opposi-
ton.
. It is the intention of the "CoIlier's"
owners to run her between here and
Philadelphia on week days, and to
Cape May on Sundays.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
weekly Mortuary Report.

During the past week twenty-five
deaths have occurred in this city.
Ages of the dead Under l year o.
age, s; from ! to 5 years, 3; from IL to
20 years, 2; from 20 to 80 years, 2;
from 80 to 40 years, 2; from 40 to Sc
years, 2; from so to 60 years, 4; from
go to 10 years, 2; from 70 to so years,
2; from so to 90 years, /.
Deaths by Wards First ward, 2
Second ward, 3; Fourth ward, 2; Fifth
ward, a; Sixth ward, l !; Seventh ward,
3; Eighth ward, 8; Ninth ward, 2;
Tenth ward, s.
Sex, color and nativity Native
born, %; foreigners, 8; white, 20 ;
black, 5 1; male, II female, IA.
Causes of death Accident, 1; as
phyxia, |; albuminuris, l congestion
Of the brain, l.; chronic bronchitis, l !;
consumption, 5; catarrh, l. dropsy, 2;
diphtheria, Il gastritis, l; intemper-
ance, ! disease Of the lungs and liver,
/; membraneous Group, l; obstruction
of the bowels, !; pneumonia, 2; para
lysis, q peritoniti, l.; typhoid fever, l.
Four bodies wore brought here for
interment, and three were sent away
there were two coroner's inquests, and
there was one case Of premature birth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22


d AMBo LlME.-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL ID now the swner or lessee Of al the
lime quarries.en tho lands Of tho late Nathan
Rambo, In Montgomery county. Penna., en-
copt one quarry abandoned IS yoars ago az
worthless, and am therefore the only person
who can supply the genuine RAMBOI.lME.
My quarries have BEEN worked for SO years,
and the Rambo Limo taken. therefrom has no
equal Tho public is cautioned against buy
Ing Inferior lime purporting TO come from tie
same quarrtes. My product has always been
known as the Ramb0 Lime, and 1t can only
be obtained through me or my authorizes
agents. WIN. b. RAMBO,
Norristown, Montgomery CO., Pa.
JN0. w. GRIFFITH, Agt,
Yard foot OF West ST., Wilmington, Del
CELEBRATED WHITE OR WEIGHTS.
WILLIE LIME.
J. W. Griffith is the only one IN Whining
ton that can sell our Celebrated White or
Wrightsville Lime. This lime stands une-
qualled tor production.
kerr, WElTZEL & CO.,
Wrlghtsvillo, Pa.
mo. W. GRIFFITH, Sole Agt.,
Yard foot Of West st., Wilmington, Del.
As now represent two of the LARGEST lime
manufacturers In the United States, l an
new prepared to sell lime by the W wholesale at
manufacturers prices.
JN0. W. GRIFFITH,
Yard foot Of West st., Wilmington, Del.
322-lwd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
The ..Republican,s. C1rcu,,.,.r

The ''Republican's" Circulation
The REPUBLICAN printed and sold
ffty-four hundred papers ON Saturday
last. This is an unusually large edi-
ton, and, considering the fact that
there Was no event Of any great import.
ance in the city, was wholly unexpected.
1t goes to show clearly and oonclusively
that the REPUBLICAN continues to grow
in popularity.
Notwithstanding the predictions Of q
number Of persons, who hailed with
delight the advent Of new republican
paper, that it would injure It's older
candidate for public favor. II is more
than likely however that the oircula-
ton OF the REPUBLICAN might have been
nearly equal this large number on
some previous occasions, but for the
fact that the press heretofore in use
was unable to supply the demand. The
new double cylinder press that is now
ia operation is fully able to print all
the papers wanted, and, not only this,
it enables the carriers to serve sub.
scribers with their favorite paper much
earlier. The increase in the edition has
been SO great within the past few days,
that there seems nov q possibility Of il
reaching six thousand copies befor long.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
LOcalAIf0B,

Within the past week three members
of the Delaware Avenue Baptist church
have died and been inferred in the
Riverview Cemetery.
The schooner "Msnawa" that came
toA. M. Quinby & Co. with a load Of
lumber on Saturday visited this port
to fill an order for Bowers, Dure & Co.
On last Friday night James Fl. Seem
ey the bailiif of the U. s. Court, had
six fat chickens stolen OF his roost.
The Mayor on Saturday sentence
Lizzie McVey to New Castle for fifteen
days for vagrancy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
Sam Tfidon.

IT LOOKS AS THOUGH "SoAPY SAM" TO
apply to Mr.. Tilden the nickname of a
better man. has been cornered at last.
That unfortunate failure Of his to pay
the income tax which the law demanded
will be the ruin Of him yet. Hitherto
he has succeeded in slipping through
the meshes Of the legal net, but sum
mons to produce for the edifcatiop of a
Federal court all the bank bonds and
documents which are germane to the
question at issue, can hardly be got
over. Nor is this all. SubpGnas have
also been served upon half dozen of
Mr.. Tilden's cronies, who will be COM
PEELED to make clean breast of It.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
LOcnlotteS.

As Rev. P. Reilley was oonI tsl
the almost continuous services a n''
81. Mary's Church, yesterday :. v a.
occasion of Palm Sunday, he~ new IN
siderably overcome by fatiguSe srb
middle Of the service. In the a
he was presented with p"
stole, costing 800, the pis sSo
Miss Rebman, the organis'' wiz
lected the money to pay for he I'd
Thomas NJ. Ogle, to-morfo~@ n s' RO3
will sell a part Of the late k'n a.s A.
estate, consisting Of tour lo's wv
street bridge. N
At police court Sunday nlsn y, I'D
Shields was fined 81 and costs ). W. hi
disordsrly toward Mr.. Wili''
burn. -,sd
Two DRINKS constituted The
police hearings to-day
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
DIED..

EDWARDS.-In this city, on the 2lst inst,
Alice Edwards, 10 the 2Sth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Eof her husband, John
r. Edwards, Jr., No. 1908 W. Third street, on
Wednesday, the oath inst, at 8 o'clock, p. m.
Interment at Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
ENGLISH.-On the 2lst inst, Eenry En-
glish, In the 6,th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, 80 0ilpin Avenue, on
Tuesday, the 23d inst at 8 O'clock, p. m. To
proceed to Rtverview cemetery.
BARNABY.-In New Castle Hd., on the
2lst inst, Joseph Barnaby, aged about 6S
years.
The relatives All friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence on Tuesday, he 23d inst, at one
O'Clock, p. In.
CORBIT.-At Odessa, on the 21st inst, Mary
d. Wilson, vile OF the late Daniel Corbit, In
the 18th year OF her ,ge.
Funeral from her late residence at Odessa,
on the Path inst, at Up. N. Carriages will l
meet the morning train at Mis dletown. |
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited |
" stteaS tho faperal witnout iurthsr nstiss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
BEPORE CBgRCM TIME.
The Sunday Morning Hearings at
Police Court,


Police Court.
The hearings at police court on Sun.
day morning were unusually extended
The first case was that Of young man
from Rising Sun, who bore good
character, his brother said, but who
did not look like IT,. The charge was
preferred by Officer Bidwell, and the
case Was shown by the evidence to be
about as follows:
On Saturday night as Humphrey
Lynch, the driver of Car No. 7, was
starting to make trip to Rising Sun,
he put the prisoner off on account Of
drunkenness. The young man went
up the track with q companion, and,
at the curve near Mt. Salem church,
gathered pile of stones and waited for
the car to come along on its return
trip. As the car came past ne was
about to throw at the driver, when
Officer Bidwell and Neil Dougherty,
the watchman at the middle depot,
took him into custody. The Mayor
fined him IS, required him to pay costs
and held him in 500 to keep the
peace.
Austin Malore was the most amusing
prisoner. His whole idea was to get
scot free, and he commenced to plead
before his name was entered in the
docket. A policeman tssti led that at
midnight he heard a man shouting
wildly on Front street. He proceeded
to investigate and found that Austin
was wrestling with tree box, think
ing it was o man who wanted to muir
der him. The cause of it all
was that the prisoner had been unus-
I'd TO Front street whiskey. "My
wife is sick, can't go?" pleaded Aus
tin. ayes, git" He got in a hurry.
Fuor other cases of common drunk
ness followed this, and two cases in
which the prisoners had been not only
drunk, but disorierly as we'll.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
~naaAL norrons.
me Pms e the WorIa.

Arc Dx. sfmms Vegetable lAvsx Pills, -
FaR Uoased, wf.nout an eQuN They never
sasy By scsinS directly on he 1--we, restore
me lest energies BY promoting tho healthy
actzon Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
NeuralgiA, Painsih the fight or len side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Cosaveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dixdnees Bad
FeeltSks through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiousness, LanguOr, General Weakness
and other bodily infirmities are cured. They
arc the only Pulls known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Siokening Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
lfee from The danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Eeepes.
AJAX for DIR. Simms' Pulls and take NO others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, winning
ton. BEL. PhllAdelDhia. coz Arch ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
q. A. II.

William Esrnshaw, COumands
Chief Of the Grand Army Of the Ref
lie has issued an order constituting
State of Delaware Department q
&. A. R. The order is as follows:
The State of Delaware is hereby
stituted a Provisional Department
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
nominations Of Comrade r. C. n
for Provisional Commander, and q
rads William 8. No Nair for Assist
Adjutant General, are hereby
firmed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
PUBLIC SALNR.
UDTrORS SALR.

BY virtue of q warrant OF the Mayor OF the
City Of Wilmington, TO me directed, will be
exposed TO Public Sale, at O'Clock, p. m, On
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1881.
At tho Auditors Office, Ne. ~ INST Sixth
street, I'D story, In the City Of Wilmington,
New Castle Comfy, State Of Delaware, all
that lot, pisos or parcel u laad situated as
follows:
Commencing at point on Ne southeriy
side Of Third street, distant 70 feet, inches
from easterly side Of Jefferson strost, thence
eastsrly by 3rd street 10 n. 70 point thence
southefly parallel with Jefferson street 10 II.
to point, thence northerly 10 IT. TO place Of
beginning, containing 80 s9asre feet, mere
or leas.
Sei1sd and taken in execution IS tho prop
erty Of Elisabeth H. Bates, and TO be sold BY
q. b. UNDERWOOD,
City Auditor.
N. B.-The above named property 10 10 DO
sold to satisfy lion thereon tor paving.
ThoR n. Ogle, Auct'r. aleBt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
A Nocturnal Combat.

Last night the sounds ofangryyd
was heard issuing from the ysr|
Merrisk's carriage bazaar at Fol
and Walnut streets, and the words
EXPLANATIONS were Of such a nature
lead to the conclusion that a fight
in progress. Who the participants !
has not been learned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
FIFTH EDITION
CHRisrIAh rEhPEnAsC. n;
mcesinks Held In the Ceut,., j
Grace Churches ~ the womss
Christian Temperance up,o-

Meetings Held In the Ceut,.,
Grace Churches ~ the Wo.s
Christian Temperance unio.
Miss Francis =. Willard held . >,
Ing In the interests Of this associa.,]
In the Central Presby terian obnsoh S''
Saturday afternoon. The ladv,,
ner is easy ard natural, and The ~ maI
essness and eloquence with which val Y,
entertains her audience is much sd,s ~
ed. She said there was q tima "S WI
womanhood crouched in tho sb, wy
and submitted to fate, or SAT H. ~
ashes and incurred ever the ev;, M ",
way for enlightenment and bsIn =. an
yet to come, and was snshro. vi
in the clouds and superstitjons
prejudice. They seemed to crv u
suceor in vain, but after awbils !,
Same uomanhood heard q call,
vine one answered IT and TO-DAY :,
infiaence emanating from that Issuo
a stalwart, growing one.
She appealed for the present .,
pain and anguish of TODAY and NJ
the future. She illustrated tho mo-
OF woman's influence by coal-ip
scuttle 1t is black, Geld and lif.leSs
the crate and heated It is light warn
and brightness. So woman acts MI
her love and interest are aronssd
manifested. Evil Is not the onlv ,h;'
contagious, but also love, faith. boI
and charity. These which have NJ
lowed many hearts can mellow otha,
It Is woman's duty to hold IN In h
gloom Of benightment a torch Of nj,
gentleness and benignity. She wan,
women who could solve the tapoIa
mems lives. Delaware had of lats h
silent on this topic, but she had 90,
to rouse greater enthusiasm. A sooii
was then organised and she oallsS
Moses or Joshua to lead the van.
Grace M. Z. Church was crowded n
evening by persons who vera anxid
to hear Miss Francis Wizards addnl
In the interest Of the Woman's Natio1
Christian Temperance Union. Duri
the evening collection was taken
the association. After devotional ex|
cises Miss Willard was introduced
the Rev. DR.. Stevenson.
She said that perhaps she was
addressing many whose bre.hsrn
been shipwreoked by drink, but
the minister who preached bis seru
whether it applied to any person or
she was going to say what she
thought of doing. She wanted peo
to sign the declaration Of indepenisI
the temperance pledge. The d
asstainers were the aristocracy Of
mington.
Some persons say that It will nj
no difference II l do not participate
his work, am Of no account.
lid not agree with this assertion.
wanted than all to 60 out into
highways and hedges and compel ii
% come in. She exhorted those
IRE the scouts of humanity's vast al
% be of good cheer, not to think ID
" anything, and not to forget that
yreat reform is ours and ii Is Cd
first it was a little darkness, tho
lin light in the window for Il
'rother, bat now it is q beacon Ii
The first regular meeting Of the ii
will be held in the Central Pre-
erian church at $50 o'clock next
friday afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22

Me-. CYRUS W. Field, of New York
has resigned the presidency of several
railroads, among them the New York
Elevated road, and proposes as soon as
he can arrange his business affairs "a
take journey around the world. lie
says he will devote the remaipIer OF
his life to enjoyment and rest, which
he thinks he has earned by forty-fivs
years of hard work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
From Dover.

Special Correspondence ofthe Republican.
DOVER, March %, 'S0.'
The Conference appointments will be
read OH Tuesday morning in time to
allow the preachers to take the A. M.
trains north and south.
Monday afternoon is set for delivery
of the annual missionary sermon. The
evening is fixed for the missionary An
niversary. The session thus far has
been decidedly the most interesting
held for years. B.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22

TEE SECRETARY OF THE TRRARsUAY
on last Tuesday received no less than
81, 200 in the shape OF anonymous COZ
tributions to the conscience fund. Can
it be possible that Nr. Tilden is reliev-
ing his overburdened conscience In
this quiet, roundabout way2 Has he
concluded to do voluntarily what the
government is trying to compel him to
Jo1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22

Mrs. L. M. Morley, who with hsr
band and child was hurt at the Ma
street crossing Thursday last. is RAJ
worse to day, and Mr.. Morley Is :,
ooufned to bed. DR.. Lukens, Of y
pert, the family physician, was =,
moned to her by telegraph this m'
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
THIRD I'd EDITION.
NEW CASTLE.
News Notes and Gossip from our
NeighbOr City.


NeighbOr City.
Special Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,.
New CASTLE, March ~.
By invitation through the pastor, the
Rev. ]. P. Otis, Of Cambridge, came up
from Conference on Saturday evening,
and filed the pulpit Of the M. 3. church
yesterday morning and evening. The
Reverend gentleman Is . comparatively
young man, being not much over 80
years Of age, small in stature, with a
large intellect, and speaker of mark
cd ability. His text Of the morning vas
from Romans 11c., lat verse. Subject
"Faith," which hs handled in a mas
terly manner. In the evening the
church was full, nearly every seat be-
ing occupied, and the discourse Of both
morning and evening were highly ap-
preciatsd by the audiences.
It Is rumored that the Rev. d. G..
Ridgeway is to b. transferred to the
Ohio Conference. ...r.
Politics in New Castle are getting to
be quite interesting, and number Of
candidates have appeared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
omee,r,. EYe.sea.

Owing 10 the absence Of representa-
lives ofsoms Of the Wilmington church.
les at the meeting Of the Wemsn's vii.
lmington Christian Temperance Union
in Central Presbyterian Church on
Saturday afternoon, the nominating
committee could net nominate all the
officers which were desired. The fol-
lowing officers, however, were elected
at the meeting at the Grace N. Z. church
last evening:
Presidsnt-Miss Annie Semple.
Vice Presidsnts-Friends' Society,
Ninth and Tatnall streets-Mrs. Charles
Rowland. Friends Society, Fourth
and West streets-Ars. Edward Bring
hurst.
Central Presbyterian church-Mrs.
DR.. Nixon.
First Presbyterian ohurch-Mrs. Du
Val.
Hanover Presby terrain church-Mrs.
DR.. Johnson.
West Presbyterian church-Mrs.
James Morrow.
Delaware Avenue Baptist church
Mrs. McNamee.
Second Baptist church Mrs. ]. Davis.
st. Andrews Episcopal church-Mrs.
Gregg Chandler.
Church q the Covenant-Niss Susie
Sherman.
Grace NJ. Z. church-Mrs.J.T. Cause.
Asbury N. 3 church-Mrs. Charles
Moore.
st. Paul's N. 3. Church-Mrs. swig-
gstt.
Union NJ. r Church--Mrs. Harris.
Scott II. j. Church-Mrs. Truitt.
Brandywins N. R.Church--Mrs.M Men.
denhall.
Corresponding secretay-Mrs. Robt.
Finn,
Recording secretary-Miss Sue How
land.
Trsasurer-Mrs. Chas. Rowland, Jr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22

Tomorrow at 10 O'Clock Auctio
Thomas NJ. Ogle will sell a valusbl
of household furniture and kite
goods at 943 Tatnall street.
On Wednesday at 10 O'Clock he
sell the household and kitchen 10
iure of Mrs. P. II. Mitchell at No.
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22

The household and hotel furnitul
George W. Ortlip was sold on Satul
at the United States Hotel, French
Water streets, by l.. W. Stidham
Son. The sale was made in view
the fact that Mr.. Ortlip will move
March 25th to the Clayton House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22

The steamship America" formerly
piping on by the Old Bay Line, owned
by the Harlan & HoTlingsworth Com
pany, will leave the company's wharf
tomorrow for Baltimore. She will ply
between Baltimore and Boston, and
will be engaged in carrying coal and
general merchandise.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
Another EmbezzIeR.

Edward A. Palmer has been senten-
ced to three years imprisonment. He
was president Of the Louisiana Savings
Bank, and conveyed between forty and
fifty thousand dollars belonging to the
deL ositors to his own use. Next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
TAX en- to PhiIadelphia.

Undertaken Palmer took the body OF
William Lardner to Philadelphia this
morning on the 9.46 train. The arrange.
ments for the funeral, which were Civ
ell in Saturdays paper will be fully
carried out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
Chicken HnHchinR.

Mr.. Jacob Pusey, breeder of fan
cy chickens, unable to supply the de-
mand by the usual process, is getting
an Incubator, and will be able shortly
to furnish feathered fowls by whole
sale. So far as we know there is not
an artificial incubator in this vicinity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
DUBLl0 SALE OF STOCK.

DUBLl0 SALE OF STOCK.
l will sell at public sale, at my residence in
Bethel Township, Dol, Co., Pa, On
MONDAY, MARCH 9Rad, 1888,
at one o'slocK, p. M.
Thirty-hye fresh COVE and springers, an extra
good loS: II shoats Weighing freR 90 to 100 lbs.
each. one new trottiDg wagon. All stock
guaranteed az represonted. Cows viii be do
liyercd as fur as Wilmington.
A credit Of z and months will be given.
3l7-ItW-8,d VIM. b G0ODhHY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
Last Of Public Uales.


To take PLACE:
Z 20, 0vs. Ortlip, Wilninstsn city,
-, Thss. oa1taaell, b. Id.
" -, q. WsksAhut O. Id.
=, Roha A. AssAy. Dslauare GatV.
%, Waltsr OunuiAs, Atty city.
%, J r. HsAld, city.
%, r. u. 0Els,
" "a, o. 8. MCDOWELL, Newport, Del.
n, Bsbsssa Bancroft, sitR
!" =, JsAn KsAley, city.
:. a wM. .. 9sedley, Del. CO., Pa.
q, T. y. Oale, dty.
I" n, L. q. Dayssa, Oisymsnt
%, OerAsliuS YiIps, atty.
~, Thai Aprieby, W. I'D.
N, A. D. VandeveR, II. y. Id
"A, Bend 4 fisrss, city.
Is, Hsbsrts b Tyson, Village Green.
~, @. r. Underwood, city,
~, n. W. Hsusa Bet. o., Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
A Vow Keeper.

W. W. Simmons of No. DIV
street, was on Saturday last aPpCrr
keeper of the light house on tho =
ware near Ddpont's pier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
DVBLIO SALE.

VIM b sold at public sale at the residence
Of the subscriber, near CiayneAt, tChTsA-
maA's mills, on
TUESDAY, MARCH I'D, 1850,
at o'clock, p. m,
Two bead Of horses, JennSy, coming ~
years old, will work anywhere, lear ~
less Of locomotive; Dexter. coming Year, Old,
good driver will work anywhere fearless 81 10
domotive: cew, heifer, Germantown cas-
rage, york wagon nearly new, [McLsOr &
Kendslrs nako;) 2 set OF wagon harnoss, two
sets carriage harness, enc saddle and bridlA
HOUSEHOLD AND KTTOHRH yvHNTpTRB-
cock steve QUAKER City;( l paFioF steve,
ten plate stovo, ef1oe stove, tables, ohafra,
carpets, and many ethsr articles toe tedious
To mention, alse platform scales weigh zoo,
-four BY the barrel, meal BY the hHn9red, corn
and eats by the buShel.
Rerms made known On day Of saTe.
l.. q. pAYKFY.
WIN. ]. Lank, Auctisneer. 917-2fd wit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
A RtsIug Sum Row .

A crowd Of drunken men in kl,inS
last night engaged in fight .ps t.'
near assuming the proportions u o
No one was dangerously hir''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
Don't Urea or GrswL

1t never pays 10 fret and growl.
When shoes are out at the toe;
The better plan 10 puSL ahead
And strike for Marr's know;
Hia place Is Ne. II East Fourth,
I'VE doors from King, yea 70 ,
And buy ysar boots and shoes nom him
Hin prices are so low. u