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Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
AIROIice COnrf.

At police court last night Mayor
Almond flned William Allen 81 and
cost for going into LobdelPs works
drunk and upsstting things.
Mark Hamilton colored was put in
the dock and jim Pennington a little
negro with q head that would be a
study for phrenologist charged him
with assault and battery. Pennington
gave Mark money as a present, and
asked him TO get some more change fol
him. Mark violated. trust and got
drunk with it. Pennington called him
a-thief, and then taunted him say
ing no man would peacefully take such
an epithet. Finally the complainant
knocked Hamilton down, when tht
prisoner hit him over the eye and ther
tried to borrow a pistol to shoot hin
with. These were the facts and the cass
was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
AFor,uuRte Escaue.

On Monday evening, Miss Sallie Bar
nard, of Kennett Square, and Mr.. Frank
Wick ersham, of this city were driving
in the neighborhood of Toughkenamon,
when the horse became frightened at a
pile of rails by the roadside, and started
to run off. By the animals sudden &C.
ton the vehicle was overturned and
9th occupants thrown out. They
we're held down by the buggy top and
dragged several yards, when fortunate
ly for them the horse got tangled in
the broken harness and fell down, Civ
ing them an opportunity of extricatine
themselves from their dangerous posi-
tion. Mr.. Wickersham escaped with Q
few slight bruises, while Miss Barnard
had her hip badly sprained. The tor
of the buggy was pulled off and other
wise slightly damaged.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
WILMINGTON, DEL. THURSDAY. APRIL IL. 1880.

day, completely saturated with water.
The Government sppr' >pristed 81, 900
for q bridge, but che disinterested
agent appropriate the money to his
own pocket,
h Without the oqasent OF the indians
the agent buin an inhrmary at the
6,oso< -fhis~sAsznt the Indi
ans were io<ced to pay, and now the
building 70 unoccupisd. They will not
even be allowed to use it as school.
fhree weeks ago Senator Saunders in
tfoo .dced bill to have the Omaha In
ir.dians removed to the Indian Terri
, cory. These Indians have the finest
farms in the vicinity Of their homes and
In all probability they will be compel
led to give them up.
Rev. Mr.. Ksigwin made few re-
marks and favored the movement to
relieve the sufferings of the red men.
A large collection was taken up for the
purpose of placing the matter before
the U. s. Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Conductor Longs Accident.

The West Chester "News" thus
speaks of the accident to freight con.
ductor J. NJ. Long on the w. & N. R. R
on Saturday "Just west of the W. &
N. R. R. passenger depot, at Coates
vile, is culvert about two feet wide,
and over this culvert Mr.. Long made
the coupling. and in doing so he stood
on the rail. A wheel of the moving
postien of the train ran upon his foot
and he threw his body back to save his
life, which would have been lost had
he rot done SO. The wheel passed ur
his foot and up the left leg to abou
four or five inches below the knee terri
bly, laoerating the feshy part, breaking
the bone of the fore part clear off, the
end of which protruded through the
lacerated flesh. The bones Of the hee
we're also injured, and the general i'm.
preston was that the leg would require
amputation below the knee. Mr.. Long
was taken to the home Of his mother
in West Coatesville. His physician
DR.. II. L. Williams. beingin attendance
relieved the sufferer as far as possible
He called to his assistance Dr.. i'ratt, Of
Coatesville, and DR.. Hopes, of Down
ingtown, who happened TO be in town,
and at quarter to eiDht o'clock they
made a careful examination of the case,
and reported that they could reduce
the fractures and save the leg. Mr.
Long has for some time been conduc-
tor on the road, and was generally well
liked, he having lived in Coa.esyille
until the first Of the preseat month,
when he moved to Wilmington in order
to be more at home than he could be by
living in Coatesville."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15


To the G. A. R. posts this city, concern
ing the observance of Decoration Day /:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
OF DEL. q. A. X.
WILMINGTON, April 9th, 80.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. S 1 In compliance
with General Orders No s. from the National
Hesdquar' ers, Saturday, May 18th, viii be oo'
served as Memorial Day, since the 30th falls on
Sunday.
We wiz 20 that day assemble to decorate
the graves OF our deceased comrades, ana TO
honor with appropriate ceremonies the memo
ries OF those who died that the Nation might
live. We will not only strew with fragrant
flowers the resting places Of our loyal dead,
and lay upon them wreaths entwined Dy loV-
ing hands, but we will plant above their ashes
the flag Of our country which Is the emblem Of
our national unity and the symbol OF the eau Q
tor which they died.
ii. 1t Is the duty OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic to SEQ that the original purpose OF
| Memorial Day is neither ioraOtten or parvert-
| ed, that the ceremony ls praleryed Us lar as
possible. In all Its beauty and simplicity, and
| that no innovation that tends to detraot from
the solemn significance or tire UTO1er 0Oserv.
ance Of the day is allowed. The associations
of Memorial Day arc too sad aud its memories
to sacred to have 1t converted into day 0!
mirlbtui festivities Citizens are requested TO
| float the National Ensign at halt mast ON tn {
occasion.
III. As we stand at the graves ofour late
comrades, who rest among kindred and friends
| let us remember the thousands who sleep Ia
unmarked aud unknown graves. As we recall
/ the priyations and sutferings Of our fallen
comrades, let us with solemn reverence renew
our pledges 10 care tor those 1gll0m the dead hare
ieH 10 our protection. Let the memory of their
sacrifices lncite US to a patriotism still loitier
and purar to q still more earnest devotion to
rhe Institutions whose perpetuity was secured
at 80 great cost. Let 1t inspire the hope that
hencoiorth Peace, Goodwill, Harmony and
Prosperity may reign supreme in our beloved
country.
| Nv. Military organizations, the Fire De-
partment, Clergymen, Churches and Schools,
as we'll as all Civic. Benevolent and Literary
Associations areeaInestly requested to partici.
pate In proper celebration 1.-THE day. Where
there are Posts of the q. A. r. let no com.
RADIOS grave, however secluded, be overlooked
or neglected, and where there is no Post or
representative OF our order 1t is hoped that
loyal hearts and willing hands will be found
to pay this beautiful tribute to the memories
| OF our immortal dead.
V. 1t Is recommended that the Posts OF this
Department appoint Special Committees on
Decoration, and that su'h committees act IN
concert and agree upon plans wh7reby de-
| tatchments OF tho q. A. R.may be sont to dec.
orate every comrades gravs within aur reach.
BY co man1 Of r. q. FRAIM,
Provisional Dept. Cpmmander.
Official w, s, MCNAIR, A. A, u.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
He Does Nt.

Among the almost innumerable at-
fractions presented in Forepaugh's
great combination, which is to exhibit
here on the 26th is that Of firing hu'
man being from a monster siege gun.
which Is loaded with powder in full
view of the audience, and the huuan
proiectile is shot through space, and
caught in the arms Of "a lady gymnast
who is hanging head downward from .
piddy trapeze bar.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
THE POLITICAL CANVAS.
Iowa for Elaine 4 Gent HeRy and
mtssO for Grant - Massachu.
sets for Edmunds = The Maine
Democrats.

Iowa for Elaine GentHeRy and
mtssO-ra for Grant - Massachu.
sets for Edmunds = The Maine
Democrats.
The Iowa Republican Convention
met yesterday in Des Moines. John W.
Chapman, strong Grant man, vas
selected by the Blaine majority as per-
manent chairman, and made fslici-
tous speech, referring to his peculiar po-
sition, which was repeatedly cheered.
Delegates were chosen to the Chicago
Convention, and instructed to vote as
unit for Blaine. The vote FIR delegates
at large resulted in 7l5 for the Blaine,
and lj2 for the Grant candidates.
The Republican State Convention of
Kentucky met yesterday in Louisville.
John W. Lewis, of Washington, was
elected temporary chairman, and made
"a strong speech in favor of General
Grant," which ELECTED loud applause.
A motion pledging every delegate to
supper. the nominee of the Chicago
Convention was declared adopted,
''amid loud protests" James Speed
was chosen permanent chairman. Two
reports were presented from the Com
mittee on Resolutions,a "a majority Of one
in favor of instructing for Grant, and
minority one against instructions. The
former report was carried by majority
of about 700 votes, and after choosing
delegates the Convention adjourned.
The Missouri Republican Convention
met yesterday, in ssdalia. The Grant
msn had majority of the Convention,
and elected the delegates to Chicago.
They also carried resolutions instruct
ing the delegations to vote as unit for
General Grant.
The Massachusetts Republican Con-
vention meets in Worcester to-day. It
is understood that Edmunds has ma
ority CT the Convention, although the
Grant and Blaine men are said to have
united against him.
There was q large gathering Of Fu-
sion and Democratic leaders, including
ex-Govsrnor Ga'celon, ex-Adjutant
General Leavitt, Chairman Torrey, Of
the Democratic State convention, and
others, in Bangor, Maine, last evening.
1t is supposed the object was TO arrange
a basis for the coming canvass.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Will not resign.

A report having been circulated tba'
Francis H. Law, a Rspublicaa candidate
for Sheriff, had concluded to further de-
cline tn. use of his name, Mr.. Law
called at the REPUBLICAN office thi:
morning and requested US TO say thai
he had no notion of resigning, bu
should allow the use Of his name M
matter how many or how few votes he
may receive. Mr.. Law is confident
that he will poll large vote for the
nomination. He meant no tritiinf
when he annouaced himself as a candi
date and he says he intends to fight th'
thing through.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Aulusemen u.

CHARH ,rTg THOMPSON in "JANE EYRE, "
Miss Charlotte Thompson surpassed
herss If in the "role" Of Jane Eyre, at
the Opera House last evening, and gave
a. personation of this fayorite character
Of hers that was almost astonishing IN
its force and reality. Miss Thompson's 5
powerful portrayal Of the strong emo
tions and tender sympathies' with
which the character Is invested are csr-
tainly very near completeness, and the
faithfulness with which she acted
throughout was worthy Of herself
alone. Indeed Jane Eyre has never
been 90 we'll persSnated on the Will
mington stage by Miss Thompson or
any one else, The support was gener'
ally good, but some OF the characters
were very poor. The part Of Lord Ro'
chester has been better taken here on
more than one occasion, but while be-
low the average, he had the redeeninR
trai, Of knowing his part very well
The performance was much enjoyed
and the delight of the audience wa
manifested by the frequent bursts o
enthusiastic applause. The perfor
nance was attended by about 700 peo
pie.
Miss Thompson will play "Eas
Lynn" to night, and she deserves
larger audience than that which at
tended last Eight.
Mss THuRsBY The following pro
gramme will be presented at the con
cert on Friday evening
/. Concerto, G. Minor Andante AM
Finale, Mendelssohn, Mons. Addam
Owski.
Q. "Cems into the Garden, Maud,
Balfe, Mr.. Branson.
3. Polonaise, Chopin, Miss Ann
Book.
4. Rondo Finale, "Sonambula," Bel
llini, Hiss Emma Thursby- :.
| 5. zigeuner Weisen, saraste, NJ
Timothie Adamowski.
6. Once Again, Sullivan, Mr.. Bran
son.
| 7. Valse Caprice, Tausig, Miss Ann
Back.
s. Vaise dune Foiie Rome, kicci
Miss Emma Thursby.
9. Cavatina, Ruff, Mons. AdamoW
ski.
10, Grand Fantasie, on Rigolstt
List, Miss Anna Book.
II. The Celebrated Dusttc, from tn
Craftsman" l,alf6, Miss Emma Thurs
by and Mr.. Phil. BrausOn.
TIE McGInEYY FAMILY.-Of the Cele
brated MeGibeuy Family, who will sin
here on Friday and Saturday, APR
23d and oath, the Camden, N. J'
Post says without the least exag
geration. over eight thousand Of OH
people witnessed the highly aristocra
tic performances of the wonderful.
gifted McGibeny Family during thei
stay at our Opera House last week
Here was a troupe unknown to ou
citizens before Its advent, who haV,
actually filed the Opera House to snt
location for six consecutive nights ant
one ma,inee-snough persons, SOM
nights, being turned away from th'
door unable to gain admission to alon'
to have filled the Opera house.
CARycRoss AND DIxIE.-Carn :ros
and Dixie will be here on next Monda.
evening, with full programme OF ricl
lspecia!ities.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
RENE mDeF

.,m. !. aeeting, beauty is svaneS-
tune ..,,b !, is never contradictory.
,aa ana If "~a wealth, happiness and Sc, So
Pls .' " ,,ro1ucsd from the magnetism
Y A,T si,prs, and q deep, rich, inelioW
"a, ca V,5%p' Toi,p Is the result of chewing
|alo Eah,'so, 'y,,' SibiIiEy Of the muscles !,
! ,'r"SoI, m.pjy department can be easily
|insl Tl'b, BY praaticing the moral +; game
n pG'' Tie combination of these rs
H., E,.' c,p be obtained at the new
! E',i .io,,, S,- 5. j. i. cor. Of Third il '.nl
| 4 "o,,, ,,,,,,s, wilmington, Del. )
'urrv Manager.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Rusy Nailerg.

James & Webb, 224 Market street, are
now busy printing large lot of diaries
for the year 1881 for large mercantile
house in Philadelphia. Not only are
their presses kept busily running but
their large book, stationery and picture
store is overrun with customers. To
them the spring and summer trade
opens auspiciously.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Tn 0 On tHide RrMy.

The West Chester Republican"
Joins the outside photographic idiots
and says:
"As a matter to be expected, the
peach crop Of Delaware has been en-
tirely.destroyed by the cold weather.
We never yet knew crop to amount
to anything If the buds were not all
killed in the Spring."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
RicycIes and Raby Carriages.

Adams & Bro, 504 Market Street,
make specially in bicycles, baby car
riages, express wagons and every thing
else that runs ON wheels. What can
not be found in their great variety
store need not be looked for elsewhere.
1t is with pleasure they can look upon
their large trade and say that it was
the result of their own Industry.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Local Political Notes.

Abner P. Bailey of the Eighth Ward
wishes it distinctly understood that he
Is not q candidate for election to the
Board of Education from that Ward.
Lewis T. Grubb, Of the Eighth WarSI
announces himselfa as Republican ca a.
didate for County Assessor Of The
Northern district Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
r,e Davis Machine.

|, notice that large inTyNe of the
nsvis sv Vertical Twill Sewing Ma.
T. bsTe arrived for r, W. Bye, and
!, I. orened for salN 1t No. III Mar
,l,asI, N We are pleased to know
,oms one has Introduced this ex
nj machine, as it stands at th'
/, Va vauld advise our friends tc
min. y, il Lelere making a choice.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
where Tommy Greer 10

Tommy Greer, the staunch temper
ance man who has been faith al to his
pledge amongst tbs faithless is located
at No. 6 West Fifth str set, where
he mends umbrellas, gr; .nds scissors
and sharpens razors for . living. Tom
my deserves encouragey ient.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
LOcHIeltt S.
EADVUAKTKKS UEPAFTMhNT
OF DEL. q. A. X.
liz. ........... NIL RiL ION

1t was not Mr.. Edward Bellah who
took the third degree of Masonry il
Eureka lodge on Monday night.
Bishop Nicholson will preach in the
Reformed Episcopal church of the Gov,
enant on Tuesday evening preceding
the Synod.
Mrs. s. A. Thatcher Of Wilmington,
is visiting Mrs. John Hall Of West-Ches-
ter.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
HtRtUVOlism,

DR.. Walton presents very fatteripg
letters from such men as Hon. Hirschel
V. johnson Of Georgia, Gov. H. M.
Mathews, Rev. Roswill D. Hitchcock,
D. D., Rev. G. W. Samson, D. D., Rev.
J. H. Rylance, D. D., J. s. Arthur and
others. He will lecture Saturday even
ing in the Opera House Lecture room.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
withio an Iacv ogHss Life.

Yesterday evenip some small boys
we're playing abN 1t the Brandywine,
when enc of y ,eir number, Willie
Jones, son of the Sergeant, fell over
board and was nearly drowned. VIM
II. Dunn, av orkman in Pickles foun'
dry, saved lis life.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

A gentleman who had suffered in
nsely with earache for three days and
ied many remedies without effect was
bred in five minutes by one dose Of DR..
INNS Pain searcher. Such is the effect
tthis wonderful remedy on pains Of
rdy kind, including rheumatism.
Pice joo. Depot 4th & King, Phila.
" Arch St. Retailed by dealers.
Just received at 3OS W. Front street
car of the celebrated Family Favorite
oCr which We are selling for eight and
half per bbl. The Good Enough and
ther brands at a reduction.
Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, Ank.
Dts and Supporters sold at the Ladies'
Department of Belts Drug Store. En-
fsnce No. ! West 9Th street. Lady at,
|endant.
fyOu want a good truss for a little
eoney, call on j, R. Hartman, Drug.
Plst' 5:h and Poplar streets. Hs will
|el you one right.
Aennedy's Prairie Weed and Kenne.
Pys Favorite Remedy sold by Taylor s
BSa BBSuaIlsr'On, s!. Druggists and Apothecaries
wv King street.
Flour and feed dealers can buy a.
Etlolesale prices, grain and bran a
PleSaFd's coal yard, 622 West From
lteet.
Sloecklo'5 Diamond State Book Beel
pn pu Gnraught a st 223 and 22j King street,
y friday and Saturday.
|, chorus of satisfe patrons echoes
ne ne song, 1--WE shall always go to Car.
''u' The tailor, for our suits"
marvel of excellence and cheapnesl
~ 'sT' 'le oi tlne suits made by Carson, ,ht
''llOr' z53 Market street.
tor suits Of finest materials, at foun
ss''cn ~ nal llgures, go to Carson, the taller
w. z55 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Notice.

b.ught the stock and fixtures
fnhn Woods Drug Store, Rokeby,
are pow prepared to devote our
Ma time and attention to the pre-
Entt1 and drug trade generally
\. ,pd fresh drugs only will be used.
W. J. SToNER.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Religious.

There will. be a meeti ,g held this
(Thuv day. evening at the house o.
Rev. VIM. r. Galloway, No. Gil H.
Dig lth st. for the promotion Of Holiness
W those interested are cordially invi'
v cd to bs present. ....
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
SfatuVOll9nS.

|nop', fall to attend the lecture by
1 Z, payscn Walton on the above
'poct, in the lecture room of the Ma,
bic Temple, on Saturday evening
[kpts for sale at the music store in
i Opsra Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
MatIinEs.

Received to-day per steamer from
w York, line Of White, Red, Check
d Fancy Mattings, at 2j, 35 and 37l
ntB psr yard cheap.
". NJ. KENNARD j Co.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Utfa mmA Health.

Bible School Room, First Presbyter.
ian Church, lectures on Life snc
Health, (for males only, by DR.. ". .
Mcconnell, Friday evening, April II
and 23d at 8 O'Clock. Admission u
cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
AtCOOl NDrfng.

The base wall upon which the side
lining of the basin at Cool Spring Res,
eryoir will rest is nearly done, and
some of the side wall has gone up. The
work will now be done inside CT ten
lavs
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Only Ono Days Notice

Nuired by John R. Holt to have your
kl papering done. Large stock Of the
Hes! patterns and the best of work
N now ready. John R. Holt, 223
lrket street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
SPECIAL MENTION
,.ni.s, Casbmeres'

!, ,,.bueres have been sITaaced
Ean. s' from 5 to 10 per c,,snt., but
'Ps ". M. II. ESsnnard q 30. are al.
|siuiylng the int rests Of their
psrs, aud pu'c' .ased enough to
Fhen until Asxt fall. !; Lupins1, pins
bsres areI' ,cognised by all sopa
Bapts as o,iug superior to ,-,isls all osn,
bke'' and whenever .s aaysr'iseu y,
!" a,sptioned as the g, standard aTd1;, o, o.
| 1Se' aEsr ara retailed deters most
\ E'nt; 'u'' from keeping them
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
'tnaestiians' - Plans for the Fntn re

Olsa., Ol., the Boston negro, who won the
s,,tsa s'y walk, is a gamer, through
ertse,' gaze money and betting, to the
vii, 1Dt " OF about $40, 900. He says he
mnan % 10 ready for another walk in a
parI rtI' u, out does not expect to taxa
Il nri. .a long race before next fall. 1t
As,lauu that tkare will be an
RoSsyI, 'el' e contest in September, with
Hart ";, ploWn and Hazael in it. If 80,
acoanH. N,'l ~ undoubtedly enter on his own
OIs..ss Ouus and Doblcf will be put in by
nerro 4 regrap, the other Boston
bsIav'.an bIU' nas completely recovered. H.
by his 's a., ,nodestly, but is much elsted
and rbsnle' sane' Oobler has in his strained
d,be ber"unatiC raaa leg a powerful reminds,
/ O'Lsa,sss race lie is uLdsr the charge of
vices tor " y VINO has q contract for his 3 Pr
nsa, THAI y 'ear. He has no other all,
Ing, D'' 's leg and that is'iasprov
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
The WanfhRn.

s,.vs, "sf Department, Office of the Chief
i 1aS, 4 " Monosr' Washington, April l5-
N;ddlOc ;;dGdullcaslons slt for Thursday-For the
h. Su,s S.s,, Atlantic States, warmer, clear
s,r !, parry .r cloudy weather southw est
rons,oa n ",loS stationary or falling ba
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Tes1tmomy Meeting.

Testimony meSstWk'
A testimony meeting will be held at
Household of Faith church this even
ing commencing at half past seven
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Tho weekly Republican

for this week, is out Of press and can
be had at this Office ready for mailing
at five cents per copy. II Is slso on
sale at all the news stores.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Anted

No customers to buy pure milk and
am from G. G. Lobdell's dairy, at
70 milk depot of S. A. Benson, s. L.
rner Sd and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Slate OF me rnermnmctsr

slate OF rne thermometer
|mo.rt @e REPUBLICAN office, on Thursday
'ciock, tt@, 10 o'clock, 12 o'clock
'" 7Go S2o
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
DECORATION DAY.
General orders 20 the Delaware
Department q. A. n.

The following orders has been issued
to the G. A. R. posts this city, concern
ing the observance of Decoration Day
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

WY rANTED-r0 PURCHASE A TWIN
w baby coach. Address NJ. kEPUBLI-
CAN Office. 4'lb ~
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

NYOTlCE.-rHE PARTNERSHIP OF
~ Heald & Oc., having expired BY limi-
iation, Howard l.. Chandler retires there
from, and Edwin H. H.dayley isadmitted there
to HEALD b 90.
wilmington, DEL, April 10, 80. lb.l7-%
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

WAsSTEDm,A, a GIRL rok oe.i .nas aEMGRAL S1atinI
Apply oil Market st. 4b@
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

DOCK BEER. BOOK BEER.-THE
Is celebrated Diamond State Book Beer
viii he on draft throughout thec city on Friday
and Saturday. 4'lb-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
DoUK BEER! BOOK BEER !!

Joseph Stockle's Diamond State Brewery.
Tho first Book Beer Of the season OF Extra
Fine Quality will be served to all the cnsto-
mers OF the Diamond State Brewery on FIJI
DAY and Saturday, April 10 and ", ~. 4-1o-St
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

xHTANTED.-IN A SMALL FAMILY A
w girl for general housework. Lsave di.
rectlons at REPuB. office where to call. 4-l5-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

DOARD WANTED-BY A MANI IN A
- central location private room preferred.
Address ALPHA, REPUBLICAN Office. 4.l6#3t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-02-07
VICK'S
Illustrated Floral Guide,

A beautiful work of 100 Pages, One Col
ored Flower Plate, and 500 Illustrations,
with Descriptionso Of the best Flowers and
Vegetables, with pIice of seeds, and how
to grow them. All for FIvE-CENT
STAMP. In English or German.
HlCK'.S SEEDS are the best in the
world FIVE CENTS for postage will luy
the FLORAL GUIDE, telling how to get
them.
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GAR
DEN, 115 Pages, Six Colored Plates, and
many hundred Engravings, For so cents
in paper covers; Sl.00 in elegant cloth. In
German or English.
VICK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA-
ZINE, 32 Pages, Colored Plate in every
number and many fine EngIavings. Price
Sl.25 year; Five Copies for $500 Speci
men numbers sent for 10 cents, 3 tria!
copies for 25 cents.
Address JAMES WICK,
Jan "a Rochester, n. Y.