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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15
FOURTH EDITION.
Lsaal Political Neses.

Republicans should not forget the
Bird Guards ball which will be given
al the Institute Hall this evening. The
Birds want 70 raise little money TO
help them crsditably through the cAm-
paign, and they are taking this means
70 raise II. Give them helping hand.
Tickets only 80 cents.
A special meeting Of the Young Mons
Republican Clab was held last night
at headquarters and completed arrange.
ments for going to Costesville tonight.
A train will leave the P. W. Il B. depot
At tbs o'clock and tickets can be pro-
cured of Robinson & Chandler, 7lS Mar
ket street.
At the Republican rally at Newark
on Monday night next the ladies will
present the Garfield and Arthur clut
Of that place with o very handsome
flag. Anthony Higgins will receive
the flag for the club.
| The Democrats are making tremsn
dous effort to have grand parade 70
morrow night, but the news from In
diana and Ohio has almost crushed OIL
the enthusiasm ont Of them. -
The fare for the round trip Ia u
cents. Great preparations have bee.
made by the Republicans for the grand
lest turn ont ever known at Coatesville
The Republican League have mad
arrangements TO accompany the YounI
Mems Republican Club to Coatesville
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BOx OfShOes stolen.

On Wednesday last ]. T. Walker
who keeps q boot and shoe store on
Third street, joining the ODD Fellows
Hall, had laid in new supply Of boots
and shoes. The express came up In
front OF the store and unloaded several
cases on the pavement where one Of
them was allowed to remain until after
dark. Before shutting up for the
night Mr.. Walker thought he would
remove his case Of shoes inside for safe
keeping. To his great surprise however
and somewhat to his modification he
found that somebody had been there
before him and had removed the case to
some other quarters 30 secure from OBJ
servation that he has net seen nor
heard tell of II since. The loss 10 M.
Walker is about $50.
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Thought He saw q Ghost.

Chester News.
Mr.. A. v. Gaynor 10 an enterpriseing
nswsdesler Of Wilmington. The Phil
sdelphia morning papers do mot reach
that city until $3.50 O'Clock, so Mr.. Gay
nor thought he would provide the PEG.
pie with the latest intelligence concern
ing the election far in advance OF the
usual hour for receiving such news.
Last night he and companion rode to
this city, and after changing horses OF
Grundy's livery stable, proceeded on
his way to Philadelphia. Hepurohased
1000 copies Of the Philadelphia Times
and in the esrly blush Of dawn started
At q rapid rate for Wilmington. At the
White Horse Tavern the horse sudden
" wheeled in the road throwing both Of
the occur pants out, and started at rap
id rate in the direction Of Philaaelphia
Mr.. Gaynor was considerably cut In the
face and bruised about the body. HI
states that there was no apparent rea-
son why his horse bolted, a. nothing OF
A startling nature could be seen, and al
though not believing in things super
natural, thinks there we're spooks about
early this morning. Owing to this un,
fortunate accident his enterprise proved
a failure In o financial way.
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Fire Works That Didn't 60 ON.

On Tuesday evening unusual activi-
ty prevailed in front of and in the Gel
lar of the Gazette Office. PrOwliDg
nswsboys said that number OF Demo.
Gratis were laying in large supply Of
Roman candles, rockets and Greek.fire
to make pyrotechnic display as the
Democratic hosts would march past
in honor Of the great Democratic vic
tory that was expected in Indiana.
Even the awning for once was removed
to give q fair chance to view the extra
ordinary fire works. We need only
say that the fire works were reserved
tor the future, the crowd dispersed, and
the awning was replaced. This is al
oil year for Democratic victories.
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COIored Odd PellsWL

AT the session OF the Grand
Order Of Odd Fellows at RicAlsl
last week, VIM. NJ. Winston y
was the delegate from the S'H \
lehem Lodge, No. SS7. Two \
delegates we're present. The@'
20, 900 members, all OF v v \
good standing. Financially Y
In an excellent condition. :, ~.
last a parade was given mi ls,|
pants walked three abreast ado
rade was one mile in length i
urday the Lodge was The :,
Of a large quantity Of Tobacco N
Of a manufacturer, who Spp,Ns ',,l
uarade which was given on fia|
Winston returned home Cd 4
evening. .s,,,,
The following are 1ne O~
Grand Lodge 4: y,,,|
Gran6 Master-Wm' T. f"l
Richmond, Va. RI
Deputy Grand Master
Baltimore, Md. D M
| Grand Secretary-D' d.
Philadelphia. ~, rnta|
Grand Treasurer-John 0u'
York. y Md
| Grand Directors-A' = H. I'M. nI
Washington, D c.; j. r. I; I Us',I|
Arkansas; Mr.. Gross, Of row
aad Mr.. Hill, Of Tennessee
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DEATHS.

JOHNSON On Monday evening, Oct. II
1880, William H. johnson, aged 81 years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from bis parents
residence, Elisha and Emily johnson, 7O2
ButtonW God st., on Friday afternoon. Meet
at the house al 2 o'clock p. m.
ROBINSON in this city, on the 18th inst,
Emmett NJ. Robinson, in the I'D years OF
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family and
members OF Fairfax Lodge, NO. s, !. U y. r.,
are invited 10 attend the funeral from his late
residence corner Thirteenth and Broom sts.,
on Saturday afternoon. Services at o'clock.
Interment Ut Wilmington and BrandyWine
Cemetery.
HARRISON.-On the 18th inst, at the
Pennsylvania hospital, Mathew II. Harri'
son, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend his funeral IRON the residence OF hi
brother, No. 2OS Poplar street, on Friday
afternoon the 18th inst at 80 CLOCK. Inter
ment at Wilmington and Brapdywine Gene
cry. I
"Gone but not forgotten"
AYARS.-On the 18th inst, Birdie, daugbte
Of Preston and Sarah L.. Ayars, in the l7tl
year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral from the residenc
Of her parents, No. 1906 Market street, on Sat
urday afternoon at two o'clock. lnterment q
Riverview Cemetery.
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sick, and 70 visited me.

About 80 members Of 81. PauPs M.
Z Church, paid Mr.. R. F. Lombard,
I'll Jefferson street, q very pleasant
surprise visit last night. Mr.. Lombard
a few days ago had the misfortune TO
have his hand mutilated while at WORK
at the Jackson & Sharp car works
which rendered amputation necessary.
Through this accident Mr.. Lombar d
was prevented from following his usual
occupation and there was danger OF
supplies running short. Friends how.
ever bore him in mind and last
night after the first surprise was over
and singing and prayer had followed
Mr.. Jabsz Hodson in very neat speech
presented Mr.. Lombard on behalf Of
the company present, with an order
for q suit Of clothes, two tons Of coal,
barrel Of -four and well hlled purse o.
money. After spending q couple O.
hours in friendly and social CONVERSE
ton the doxology was sung and thu
company dispersed.
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QUOTATIONS.

From Robinson, Chandler Il Co., Bankers
.. . Na . rlgn afraaf.
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DlD GLOVES.

We are selling an uncommouly good, we'll:
made, phapely, and Ane tbr'e.button KID
glove at SO cents 0 pa r; all colors and sizes.
fEyerytbing that looks like kid, you kaow, 10
called BY that name, no matter what animal
The qualities sought for In kid gloves are
delicate beauty Of texture, color, hnieh, SOW
Ing and shape; and durability. This glove Is
as good as any glove regularly sold under ".
II ia by accident that We can sell II az oe ctS.;
and we have all there are, 30 far as We Know:
Our regular stock in ladies' and misses Kid
gloves al present consists OF the following ::
Alexandree (threo.butten n,9tl Moriquand
(three. button 81 0) and Lupin (three. button
81 OO). Of these the first Is known TO DO real
kid: the second Is sometimes Kid, sometimes
lambskin; the third IL generally, II not NJ
ways, lambsHin. 49,,
II Is thought superfueus BY rome to tell
YOU what KID gloves are made o. We may
not always know. Whom we do, you shall, II
you read.
find. We get the best goods We can md. we
sell them for what they are and as low as we
can. This is our notion Of legitimate business.
AT the Chestnut-street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKEh.
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AT JOHN WANAMAKER's lssh
AND MARKET AND CMEyTNUT
STREETS. RMILADAs
HoslEHz.

HoslEHr.
Last spring We told yea that we were sell.
ing quarter moro than same time last year.
Now We are selling hall more. There u
reason for II. We have got what ysa want;
We have been hunting ell over Europe ier
good things. They come direct tAst man
betWeen) from
GEORGE BEETLE h o..
SAMUEL EDEN.
AR. MORLEY.
LAMB d LEE.
A. J. OSBORNE.
z. W SMITH 4 90,
NOTTINGHAM MIG. CO.
MIDLAND HOSIERY 90.
NOTTINGHAM b LEICESTER no
SlEkY 90.
WELLS B. VENN.
WARD, STUNT d SHARP.
CHARLES GUlVET X OLE
GERMAN rlLS.
BOLLIUT II Gle.
HIRSOH 4 Ri8EL.
| VICTOR SAVOklE.
MURAT q Gle.
FRIED. EHRE9. WOLLER.
FRIEDR. 9OTrHD. HERMANN.
FRIEDRICH KIROHlESEN.
UEBRUDER HERFURTH.
HEINRICH SCHoPPER.
| q. i. BECK.
HERMAN STRIKER.
CARL GRUBER.
WEEK Il SOEhNE.
We buy very little this side the ocean. W,
do better; and 10 do you. We can't ioli Jo'
what we've got Tor you; only these few:
Pure silk, 20 plain colors, 1915; New fori
gets s4.ba for the very same.
spun silk, embroidered. $30o; plain. @.t
(tho latter not In yeti. These are sold els
where Mt $3.50 and %, 90 respectively.
Fancy hosiery IL Isn't possible 10 say any
thing about; except that American manuiac
tuners come here 10 see what 10 made abroad
THEY know where the host assortment 10 Eepi
Navy.blue, white polka dots, French cot
ton, rs cents; nobody else has got 'em yet.
EngIish cotton, ingram colers. % sts.; else
where SO cents.
finest English cashmere, 10 colors, N.ot
for ladies'; IS cents Tor misses'.
Misses French wool. 20 solors, Cd cen1 10
Z inch. 30.
We've got to stop somewhere; we'd like
tell You u some Tor gentlemen and childfeu
underwear too. Must wait another day-bu
lyou needn't.
'A'"'' JOAN wANAMAKER.
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VIEW CASTLE COUNTY, ). s.
-, ,rHE STATE OF DELAWARE.
sKAL. To THE sHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE

N,,rHE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. To TIE SHERIFF or NEW CAsrLA
l\ COUNTY, QRRETIHG:
Whereas, Mary Reid, BY her petition N the
Judges OF our Superior Court, died 10 the OF:
dee OF the ProthonotaFy OF said CoIrt, In aha
for the County Of New Castle, tor the cause OF
complaint therein alleged has made applica-
ton 70 our said Judges that decree may De
pronounced dissolving the MARRIAGE existing
betWee the petitioner and her husband John
Reid, We therefore command you, a. you
have heretofore been commanded, that you
summon John Reid 80 that he be and appear
before the said Judges OF cur said Court 81
the next term thereof 10 be held at New Oas-
lie. on Monday, the twenty-second day OF NO
yember next, 70 spswer the allegations OF the
aid petition, and also to show cause, Il any
ne has. why decree Of the said Court should
not be maze dissolving tho marriage existing
betWean him and the said petitioner ACCORD
ing 10 the Act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided. and also TO do and receive
what the said Court shall then and there CON
alder concerning him In this behalf, as 70 the
court shall seem meet and consistent win
the proyisions Of the said Act OF Assembly.
Witness tine Honorable Joseph =. Comegys
Esouire. at New Castle, tho twenty eighth
day Of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred AND
Eighty.
Issued june 18th, 1880.
A''N CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'ry,
The above is true copy Of "alias sum
monan libel Tor Divorce, Nc. 10 November
Term. A, D.. 1850. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August Goth, A. D., 1850.
| l-Smd.2taW
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Bnu0ueI 70 Grant.

The banquet given to General Grant
by the Middlesex Club, in Boston, on
Wednesday night, was attended by
distinguished company. Yesterday
General Grant went to Plymouth, we're
he was Welcomed by Judge Russell to
the home Of Miles StandiSh, and was
handed the sword Of that worthy. The
General then visited Pilgrim Hall and
gazsd on Plymouth Rock, after which
he addressed the school children in
Davis Hall. On the return, q stoppage
was made at Kingston, where the Gen.
eral made another speech, and visited
the grave of Governor Andrews and the
Old Church.
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The "Cheap Transportation Conven-
ton met yesterday in Chicago. About
400 delegates, from the West and South,
the Atlantic and border States, were
present. Matthew Anderson, Of Mis-
sissippi, was elected President, M. j.
Fowler, of New York, Vice President,
and Jonathan Perian, Secretary. Dis
cussion was hal on the question OF
holding railroad corporations to strict
Accountability, and Of regulating theil
charges by national legislation.
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THIRD EDITION.
Merely mentioned.


Wilmington Div. No. l, 8. Of T., last
uirht elected J. K. Baboock and mrs
Angelina Beatty, delegates TO . conven-
tion TO meet in Dover about December
LIST to form q local option alliance.
"Ths Galley Slave" BARLEY Camp
BELLS most powerful drama will be pro-
duoed here on Saturday night by .
powerful company.
The young colored men who desire TO
participate In the Republican parade on
the 9th inst, are requ erted TO NEE
this evening at No. s3s French street
Mary Hanson was charged at the
Police Court, last evening, with selling
LIQUOR without q license. As the cbarg'
could not be proven the case was dis
missed.
The Bird Guards will give a ball q
the Institute Hall tonight.
The two horses belonging to Jane
Opram did not die from the epizooty
but rather from the carbu spinal men
| nights. The latter disease is not con
tagious.
A slight FIRE which was put out be
fore the arrival Of the fire department
occurred yesterday afternoon at Nc
Cos Christiana street.
A case Of disorderly conduct, wa
tried before Esquire Bsrtolette las
evening. The defendant was fined fit.
cents and costs.
One Of Watts new telephones is I
connect the offices OF R. R. Robinson
Co. and Robinson, Chandler g. Co.
The Water Witch Fire Company vii
be received on its return from Hagers
town by the Friendship Company.
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ns W, FRONT STREET.

WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
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Horses Drank.

A Democratic meeting was held q,
Rising Sun on Wednesday evening. II
was attended, besides the Hickory and
other clubs from this city, by some Of
the police officers, amongst whom was
one Of the "foinsst in the world" The
whiskey shops in the neighborhood
drove a thriving business, and the
"foiDest," when the wagon started tc
come to town with its load Of gentlemen,
stag cred and fell forward. 1t was
found that the horses being drunk wai
III cause OF The policeman's tall.
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Church Fair at Nsa,'l

The Episcopal church ~, ~,
at Newport, is receiving VI Il M M
or ware house, a large p pl.es nj
been very Handsomely NV. n's' ~, u
TONED with flags, bun'l' p'SS.,j,|
for for the occasion. Last s' .,
al persons distinguished , ~
steal abilities went oa . .nJ.
give the fair q helping n ,a''s,,
The the company were Pt SSS N
Fullmer, Fisher, Ford 'n and
Ogle, Mrs. Mact lisIet vsry q
Misses Conner. Some .s wa .,u1
was rendered during tbs %' nj
Professor Ford, the r'nO e"mbs
slooutionist, read . .p"ls,tisp|
morous and pathetic ss "ss
brought down the hO u,siss
psatedly enoored ' lonos NJ
t back to Dixie" and d, "l Sss. %
work any more" Ihs IN nI ,sip
had a good tins anu ssup,ptal
pitality. The Whining l;,it'
pleased with their V''
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PREIGHT LINEB.

Dr. SHINING Vegetable Liver Pills, 81
Rer Coated, without an equal They never
grippe or sicken in operating move tho bowels
tho lest energies BY promoting tho healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains in the right or LEFT side O.
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Coshvcness,
SICK Stomach, Weak Bacx, Distances, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billionsness, LanguOr, General WEAKNESS
and other bodily infirmltles are cured. they
ara the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak
moss, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote q healthy Liver and leave the system
| hoo from the danger Of prevailing diseases
Sold by dealers and country store Keepers
AsE for DR.. Simms' Pills and take NO others
| on. Del, Philad elphia. o. Arch st.
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E. NJ. Sergeant, one " a. itl|
most trusted engineer. ~ ~ tsA
B. H''i Railroad, left TO-DAY te.d d 4
National NJ Convention .a,., i a
which meets in MONTH"; sn'h ips+ |
wednesday, the %,r idsd
mont, Oa ut will will f Ss GGsaSiisIi1
Miss Marion A. b,ao' ID h,,
ton as third sss ,1iS Is,b@,
psrtment of PuO, ,"d IS Isl "
r niu@ by the Board Of b
attained a pOsiIio'h', ,lusd
s States Treasury Dsp''''
ington. russ
! The brother ~, .. Il tbs'g
printer 10 this city, - "stD
est Of the workshops"
Railway c:rpsDT
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Opens To. day.

The National Wolnsn's Christian
Tenn perance Union will commence its
two days session this afternoon In Grace
M. 4. church at O'Clock. A grand
Temperance meeting will he held this
evening commencing at y O'Clock
in the First prssby terrain church which
will be addressed by Miss Francis
Willard, President Of the N. W. G. T.
U. and by Mrs. Hannah Whitehall
Smith
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Acoidenu Mt Edge Moor.

On Tuesday young man named d
Sines, employed at the Edgemoor lror
Works, met with very severe accident
By some manner his leg was cut I'M
til the bone was scraped. He was to.
ken to his residence l0l5 Poplar street
and DR.. Hazlett being called in dressed
the wound. The cut is so severe tina
it will be several weeks before he will
bs able TO return to his work.
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Social.

Quite a number OF the personal
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Postles,
Maryland avenue, BioWntoun, spent
the evening with them last night. A
few hours we're spent pleasantly in So.
cal plays and eating chestnuts and
cakes.
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FIFTH E0lTIokI
RED LIoA PoLIrICs

Demoralisea Demoe, al, =, ii
ware City-Ths Ropus,i..p
coed Spirits ana Well o,saa.
-o'hsr Delaware City so,. sa'
Special Correspondence OF R.p.1,,'' s''
DELAWARE Cry, O.t. II
Tne Democrats here are thiDk,,]
having q big parade next vssl aA'1
mAhy are 80 totally discourao.a
demOralizsd tina. they Ominou sSss !,
their heads and give no snCsu,,,s
for such a demonstration. Tbs3s
patton seems to be gone they b,,l
the heart TO even raise ,s. r.'
hurrah for their standard bss,s.
has stultifed himself, and solS h,
to the solid South for lsps than
Of pottags.
AS We all know his nominate,
made with the expectation tb,,
Union soldier would gush ava,
love for him an / join The r.nt,
unterii6sd, but in thistksv Inv.
greatly disappointed.
l do not know Of a single TIn,o,
der in this town who has ioiDsi
ranks Of the Democracy; but Edol
Of very many Democrats who lad
more than one occasion ssssrtsd
Southern men should be paid tor
loss Of their slaves; that all clsim
damages sustained By the war An
be paid in FULL. They have even
80 far as to say that southern All
are just as much entitled TO psu
as Union soldiers.
But about that parade: InvN.
! learn, have been sent to varioI
CARNATIONS to participate, bu.
few favorable responses have bed
ceived. At other towns the Dsuol
are about as badly dsmoralizsd a.
| suggest to them the prouristy Of
ing an Invitation to Billy NcY
He could help them ont Of their
ma by bringing Thousand I'd
shoulder. bitters, convicts, &c.,
who would make Delaware City
during their stay.
Have the parade, gentlemen,
means, and II the Democratic vo!s
90 much disheartened at Rspul
successes all over the country thI|
will not fall in line, why the boy
ten years old up to eighteen will
In, carry the torches, and DO
shouting.
Republicans here are in the va
Of spirits, not only over the sud
in Ohio, Indiana and West va
but at the prospect OF carrying
Castle county.
The rule Of the assessors andCOl
is nearly at an end, and We can
I for an honest administration
affairs Of the county. Red Lion
prepared for the contest, and vi
shirk her duty when the hAtta
of.
Several horses OF John Il.
liverymsn, are sick with sOas
resembling epizootic.
The two COWS Of Mr.. James
went on a foraging expedition la
! on their own responsibility.
, field close by being easy Of sccsi
Rorged themselves and were foul
q They will not die.
On Wednesday, the 9th Day
at S o'clock P. NJ, there will bsi
sale Of lots In the St. Georges CeH
This sale Ia to be- made to liquid
indebtedness incurred ia imp
: the Cemetery. ;,
! Our farmers are now engaged
/ ing their corn the grain 1911
0 to their expectations.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-15

William Mclaughlin, who resides al
No. 6l9 ,Wsst Eighth street, had his
left leg and right arm broken this
morning. He was at Eighth and Monres
streets, and after having arranged Q
bar 30 that some cows could not gel
out Of field, he approached too close
to building, which was being tori
down, and was struck by heavy log
Drs. Maull AID Fran,z was summoned
His recovery Is very doubtful.
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DUY 3 CLoThING.

Nobody in this city. New York or Boston,
has SO great variety In boys clothinG; no
body seems 10 care co much about exceling
in 1t.
our styles are of own making, subj ect to
the very general requirements Of the fashion
of the season. The same styles are not TO DC
found elsewhere, at least not until they are
copied.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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FLOUK.
|()oToBEs'

|OoToBER'
Now Ia the time to have ycur roofs protected
from tn TALL dews and winter storms, ana
.tBruce's Excelsior Elastic PAINT is acknow'
ladued BY all who have used IT to DO une.
nualed by any other in tho market. Over $4oe
worth OF work was done in Wilmington last
year "a test Jobs allowing IT TO stand twelve
months without pay, at which time II tne
paint was not found TO give sausiaouon In
every particular the Job was TO DO forfeited;
and to-day every bill has BEEN paid and oil
/ are satisfied, This we CLAIM Is recommen
dalton within Itself. Thi is not one OF the
many bogus paints that I'LL our mi rkets and
the undersigned gentlemen having tested III
merits for more than year, they being I'm
Interested parties, con speak pro or con. Se'
them; =,
M. I'll. West, Seventh and Poplar; Mr.. b
IMcIlvatn, Brandywine Village; Mr.: jane
9rubb, Mayor Almond, Mr.. Hope, Jonn Aa
pin; stewart Carlisle, W. n. Grant pain ters
Mr.. John Marsbail, Newport Iron " orks;
w. Vernon, editor REPUBLICAN,; W. I. John
lson, rooier; ex.Sherit VIM. Herbor', New
Castle; Morris Tasker and Co., Delawar
Iron Works.
All orders you may favor US with either ,.
mail or otherwise shall receive prompt atten
ton. Y. w. bsooEt.
Manufacturer and Agent,
4 Shop No. 381 East seventh 81.
, Leave orders at store, Seventh and Popla
streets, or residence, Y. ". cor. S'Nh an
latnall B.rsets. WV
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I.tternry MORaics.

The entertainment given in the lee
turs room Of the Opera House, last even
ing, by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Heartily,
was attended by about one hundred
persons. The exercises consisted o
choice recitations. Those VINO had tn
the pleasure of attending the entertain
ment pronounce it as = good one.