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Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rrA1Ns LEAVE w1LMIraroN

For PhI!ad olphia: 100, $40, 9.8h, 900
1902 1879 a. 1n.; 1913, l239, 9 30, 4O0, b.46,
100, g.4o o. IN. On sunday, 2H $40, u.
n., 800, $50, 9.46 .. M.
Fer New York; an, 100, 1902, q. m, 1918,
1889 .. IN, Limited Express, b 10, .. IN.
For ijatum1ro and Washington: l2bl, 2lo
SS5 a, ~; l2b1 p, N. Llmitsd Express
l.Ol, BIS, p. NJ. un Sunday, 1851, 2.lO
For Baltimore and Bay Line: TOsp.m.
For Baltimore and way stations. S.SS q. M,
blS III.
For Now Castle: 9.lb, a. ra., I.lo, e.aop. 10.
For Delaware X. H.: s.iS q. u: LILO, 6,sI ,.
m,
No Surday trains.
For Wilmington Nor:heru Il. r.; 90, n
~; a.O6, p. u.; 6,31, ?, n. Sunday except
Fnl)e!aware Western Il. r. !.l5, 1890, a.n'.
raAiGs lRHrv8 AT wuxIsaTcr.
From Phil&de!phta: 1919, 2.03, $50, 0. 10 n, u %,
1903, I2I2. l.O2, $50, 40, b.l3 c.2b, zoe,
500, n.l0 p. III. On sundays: l2.43, 2.O5,
1910 a. NJ; 1885, ulb, p. III.
Friu Raltim0fe:2l5 p.Gla.jta. m; 1903, 1897
6se, vas p. NJ. GIN sundays: 2.lb, a. u.
Gasp. m.
From Washington: AIS, u. H.: 1908, 1877
S'Se, s.So p. N. Ga Sundays: s.iS q. n.'
From New Castle; 800, ESQ. n.bo d. H..
BIS, 6.45 p. In. No Sunday trains.
From delaware Il. r.: 500 u. n; Ito, Gas
pm.
From Wilmington q Northern Il. 4: $50
am. u.30 3. M; and 6.35 p. m.
From Delaware Western X. H.: 800 o. N.
2lb. 800 p. m. Sunday train 6.25 p. Nj.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LaAyK PHLADEL~
puIA.
Ftom Broad street and Washington avenue
7.80, 800. 1880, IL As u. m: 1.So, 500, 400,
A a A fla
days: $50 o, NJ; 600, 945.ll.8o p. m.
From Thlrty-Second and Market streots: los.
iSO, lI.35 s. m; 1925, AGO 800, LILO p. II,
TIA Suudavs' LOS. o. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
The N ASS Meeting.

The Committee in whose hands the
success Of the Irish benefit meeting is
placed have done everything that could
in any way prove favorable towards Sc
curing a satisfactory response from our
citiz ,ns and now all that they want is
a proper appreciation by our citizens.
Governor Hall is expected to be present
and invitations have been sent to the
State and county officers, and the Judges
OF the Superior Court. The reception
committee are requested to meet at the
Shields Library Association Rooms in
the Lieberman Blilding, S. Il. corner of
Sixth and Market streets, this evening.
1t is the intention Of the committee to
receive the visitors, aud if time permits
TO conduct them over our city and show
them places of interest. A corrected
list of the vice presidents of the mass
meeting will be published tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Wilmington Model Institurh

There are now tweuty-three pup
who have entered this school.
Adams the principal, has had his sch
room refitted in a cosy and cheat
manner. 1t is we'll lighted, and up
the walls are numerous notices Will
would he apt TO impress the you
mind with the value of study, pund
aiity and good behavior. Mr.. Ada
las the promise Of forty.two sohO!a
lie observes the modern plan of tea'
ing in tha primary, grammar and big
or branches. Vocal ard instrumeu
music are also taught. Classes for I
study of French anaGreek Language v
he formed during the day and eyeni1
AR. Adams extends an invitation 10 |
friends ami the public at large to W
him and witness the manner IN wbT
his pupils are taught and also to
the fine appointments Of his Sth'
room.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
."mE s,sis. " itte Nnryn.

Arc br. STGn = bgRe atbic Liver Pills Su-
"a, Dated, uto5Hc IT, equal, They h6gaf
rI,., Il s.'Ayt q orcr4t.ug, move Nc towels
'n,y Iy ae't d:re"tty On the Livot, restore
~ I"st ea;r4irs BY i,rumcting the herL,hy
Aci!pn 81 the Liver. II doing this Headache.
>yUrl'rt#, Calus l. tue r,ght or lett stde or
'-'o1.l,, .l4e !rGr. t"hiThStiOn, CDs,iveness.
,irF %.Hc ea, ""o~ flst, r.z2!nas3 NaJ
ri,.,oI, nas.. Laoa.ur, Isl.".' '' '.''ss
-Eto,ur Nodilv uaIsl Cte, a.a eua.. la;
~7 tr9 Da,y Pi',0 ,n""n that VII t',sI.lYt..
ter.o, w.tAVut ,t@iy4ug, s',GEentL& "eA.-
Nr'S 'r i"tSlrr tJC bJHels cottive. Jn"p
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
ta rom 'H- daA-cr Ol p-ev&Iitag u!:dasef.
-sl1 Dy 4eG'as+ auI ,Uupty store ospor5.
W. n jjr. %,W'us' pllts aud take 4 .aut"S.
''urE@l 'c' at FoIr'h &rI ki1E, I"niny-
-. ''ei.. FGi,n :eiL hta. GtE Arch -
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
LOCUIetS.

| The Philadelphia Ledger is having
ItS new dress of type laid in cases. The
font is copper faced and the same size
as has been used on the "Ledger" fol
some years past. The paper comes out
in It's new dress about March lst.
There are several improvements cop.
tsmplated at the Clayton House, among
Which is that Of building an area or
entrance from the billiard rooms on to
Market street under the insurance
agency.
A committee of Democrats visited
DIVER on Tuesday to remonstrate
against the disappointment of ESQUIRE
HaRany. 1t is said they advocate the
appointment of Joseph G. Vandsgrift.
An effort is being made 10 form an
AmaIgamation Vsteran Corps, CONSIST
ing Of ex-Union and Confederate SOL
diers. The first meeting will be held
on next Sunday week.
The rew Hebrew Society, which was
recently organized. will give its frs,
annual hall in Webster's dancing acad-
emy on Thursday evening, 23d inst.
We have purchased fast doubIe
cylinder Taylor press, aud will have il
n running order by March lyt. l.
Will be The largest press in Delaware,
Sixteen unregistered dogs were in
The pound last evening. A norton
will die, and the remainder will be held
for recognition.
1t is stated on gool authority that
certain doctor iii this city lost over
%, CCO lately by spsculaliug ia western
mining stock.
DUPONT Guards, Co. c, will give
their annual dress drill aud rfcept.op
tom 'rr0" evening in WebJter's dane
Ing academy.
All ladies' holding checks for the Lice
OAK Assembly Ball will receive ,Lsir
Programmes the latter part OF this
week. wang
The train that leaves PLilad.lpbia
AZ half past ono O'Clock in the sitter.
neon stops at every station on the road.
The lecture on "Paul, the Slave of
jesus CList," by Rov. Geo. r, Krsm.r
will be delivered at the Opera uonsn
OCEAN City will be the place this sea-
son where will convene the dieeyer,
political conventions Of Maryland.
Walton & Brother will, du,ioo +ho
coming week, put in $500 tons n ira
somewhere from the Eastern States.
Drake & Co. will have large sa,a y,
waIi paper at their auction rooms s14
Market Street, On Friday afternoon
James & Bro. lost their ysluah,s doo
"Hook," " which died Oh SaturIav eft.r
one days sickness. ''''
Corn and other stuff in the hr,nod
mills on the Brandywine is still Inr,,.
ing. '''' 'u' IL
The Happy Seven" propose cizino
an excursion to Cape May next summer
twenty games have thus far been
played In the chess tournament.
A carpenter adverLises in anotbsr
column lof good carpenters.
A fox chase will occur at Hare,s c,r
ner on next Monday.
Duck shooting on the Delaware ia in
season. " "
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
ChaEge'Of Location.

The Water Witch apparatus will be
housed al the S. L. corner Of Sixth and
Orange streets while the new building
at Sixth and Tatnell is being erected.
The work of reuoving the bell and hose
tower on The old house will begin this
week.
The Delaware. apparatus will lie
housed on Fifth street below Walnut in
a building lately occupied by Mr.. Nc
Cuilin as carriage house. Before the
company vacates its present quarters
the members viii give q farewell bop to
BE- held in the rooms of the engine
house.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Fair Dealing Appreciated

rhJt he oe0pla knOw how to appro late
m vii! paroni2e Z GOD, fair 50 laTc dealing
store ht5 been iul y proven by the steady in
'rease in business fOm week TO week in the
bout and shO4 stO.e Ol Il Mari. II Il Fourth
sect, and if the people Of Wilmington ard
sGrr1ursiot cOu6tly will only keeD sharp
04 0ut T ON time to time for Marr's adver-
.iseInrnt Juey vii find 1t will be to their ad-
yap;t2e to 70 to II 4. Fourth street 10 buy
heir D 0ts and shoes for he has his eye open
fii tha time iJr bargains, and has secured
ne Dig ones lately, which he is Offering at
th" same tgures as before the Iise in the price
% leather. ii re are some of Lis prices; A
Vans Working shoe Tor II On Mems CATERS,
/ b re ei'U, ii % LaGies' tOYed Lace, 81 25 !;
Misses J. ce, Sl.G0: Children's "cheOi Shoes IS
cents ald goods Of al (. d0S up to The finest
quality We would u1yise AL who are in
want Of Shoes to tako the advantage OF the
'Ow p,ice OF these los, AZ we have not the
jeast doIbJ ,pcy wdi all soon BE- sold. Re
'he nhe" the pace. Z L. 4tl st.. two doors
rlm kim !-l7t.W is
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
ESolei Arrivals.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Geo II Ransom, u. ) A.,
w Vlttum. haverhi'l, Mass,
Geo kirkmIn and friend, city,
Tom Miller, Jr, st. Louis,
tfro Spencer, Fhlla.,
john Black. New Castle,
Il Foiter,
so Andersen,
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
G NJ Childs, BALTIC,
l. NJ Maxhane, Boston,
Fred : Rnrr, +, a,
A L Mattber,
Il F'iaw.Ou.
W Edwards, New York,
Miss Armstrong, "
Il r heeDe, horneilsville, N. Y,
L Sippe, smyrna,
) ii Shvit, treieTloa, Del,
Wm Phi lips and wife, Spring Lawn,
u q Martin, Ph'la,,
John Doushe!ty, city.
UNITED STATES HoTEJ.
] Green, Phila.,
] X Stout. New York,
w X u i.ht. Delaware City,
A H ) I've Red Lion Del,
A BiSsenEet Petersburg,
5 y Walllpg, New York,
L McFaden, city,
Jas Pont, st Georges,
Edmund Hanna, Stanton,
q d Medill, -
James MORRISON,
Il p Collins, Smy rna,
J 4 Cooper, BAIT.
! + Table, New le.k,
J q Jones, "
/. stevens, smyrna,
] l. Bonsall, Lebanon, Del,
X G soto. Rev York,
H U Stulyfus,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Thc Union ing Rreaktnx

The iug breaking carnival of thu
Union NJ. 4. Church will come off to,
morrow (rhursday) night at the
church. Besides the breaking of the
jugs and the counting of the contents a
literary programme has been provided
for the occasion consisting Of select
readings by Samuel F. Adams, recita.
tions by number of members
of the Sunday School, and vocal
and Instrumental music. Considerable
interest will ceutre in the breaking of
the jugs, as some of them are known to
contain considerable amount of money.
A special jug got up amongst the Trus.
tees it is said will contain $50 in gold
and the pastors Little Toodle's jug is
known to be not far behind the Trus
tees. The admission to the Jug break
ing carnival will be free.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
faDfEMAIB VIEWS.
Wilmington Leay,s Suicids.

n WILMINGTON hRdy y SVlctut'
(from the Philadelphia North AmerIoan.)
Mrs. Lucinda King, thirly-tive y ears
old, wife Of William King, Of 334 N.
Twelfth street, died last evening from
the effects OF criminal malpractice COM
mitted by herself. She Isft four small
children. On Tuesday last she gave
premature birth to a mals child, and
then became very much Frustrated
DR.. Lsaman was called in, and to lin
she acknowledged what she had done
lie found that she was Suffering from
peyitouitis. Under the doctors trsSt.
ment she appeared to be recovering, ,ut
yesterday morning she suffered d re-
lapse, and shortly afser became unosn
scious, dying last evening, as previ.
ou.ly stated. Her husb4 and states that
while iestdiug in Wilmington, several
years ago, she performed similar ope-
ration, and physician then told her
that another attempt would prove fatal.
An investigation will b. made by the
Coroner to day.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KUnEeI's EItter Wine Oi
irDn.

10 you want something to strengthen you
or give you good appetizer DO you want
to gtt rid ol 5ervOusneSs2 DO you want
energy, sleep well, or be cured Of dyspepsia,
F'dnfy o. liver disease? Try Z. +. kunkel's
Bitter Wine :" 'rOn. livery bottle guaranteed
to do as recommended.
kUnAle's IltJer WINE Of iTCn Is Tor sale in
WILMINGTON by z. lanes Belt, n. b. Dan
forth, john J. Gallagher Il Bro, Herbert X.
Watson. Taylor & Fullerton, Jno. 5, Hart
man, y. x. Brlnghurat and the dfug' trade
generally.
w WOrMsl wormsi W rms
E. +. huuKal'S Worm syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, S5&i ana stomach Worms. TIE
doctor can tell whether or not the Patt"n Mt bas
worms. Thousands sra dying daily With
w0cug and DO not know II. FITS, spasins,
traU,}- : ahGLiu4 and su!i1cGtion, saliCW com.
piey,.G er3ics around the syts, s"eIlirg
AMI pain IA tie stomach, 5tless at night,
grniilp .! tho teeth, picking AZ tho nose,
C0UHh, 70 r. itChi1g TT tho Saat. headache,
foul breath, the patient grows pale aud thin.
tickling and irritation In the anus. All these
symptoms, ami more, c0iue IRON worms. T.,
L. Kunkel'S Worm Syrup never tails TO re-
move tHen. Price Il iIer bottle or six for S.
(FDr iapo NCrius write and consult the ilpc
t0rJ tnr 81, others, buy Ol your druggist the
Wn.l SvrGr, aud l. ho hts it not, send to
Br I +. Munk9!, 2aH N. ninth Street, rntl-
ilc'pti4. t'a, AavIrG by mail, Tree; send
Gre" cent stlHD.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
The Methodist Protestant Churc

The Methodist Protestant Cbuf
worshiping at Seventh and Walnutf
held q business meeting on Sunday
ternoon last, and also one in the Q
ming, at which they unanimously yo
to accept the NJ. +. Discipline as ID
guide and authority, and also deco
to connect Themselves as body ",
tho Maryland NJ. 7. Conference.
President Of the Conference will
with them on the first Sundsy
March.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
CARPET binding,

QQite number OF ladies are at the
Union N. Il. church to-day binding the
beautiful new carpet just purchased
to cover the floor OF the main audience
room, to.rnorrow another company ol
ladies' will take the places of those who
are working to day when it is expected
the work will b. completed. The lay
ing of the carpet will be completed by
Saturday and the church will then BE-
ready for reopening by Sunday the
29:h instant 10y the Rev DR.. Hanlon OF
PenuiBgtOn Seminary.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
SOE1ner'S HHuuest

An inquest was held this morDi z
over . si&teeH months old cOiurpd c!Iild
named S.at.r who dlr3 at hn.f va.t i
o'ol0cB, thi5 morning, al d hOusq % vail.
road Avenue in West WiImiugt3,.-
The jury rendered a verdict mat the
deoea5ed died from Lne fleets of a'arrh
upon the breast.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Death of u Della Il areru,

David Challenger, a former residen'
Of this State, brother of Edward Chal
longer, died at Camden on Monday. II.
.~a5 soldier of TIE First Delaware
Regiment Co. |, and was shot at the
battle of Gettysburg, July 2ud, 1868,
the ball piercing the left lung. He re,
covered. His death was caused by ty.
phoii-pneumonia. lie is to he buried
at New Castle tomorrow, interment in
tho NJ. Z. cemetery, the remains TO be
brought on the steamer "CIyde. lie
was in his 47th year and leaves a wife
AID three children.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
n AnOthprsness sitting.

Last evening the second sitting Of
chess tourney, was held at Mr., lion
Nerr's studio with this result: MI
II. Price won two gaines over Mr.. e.
Brand, MIR. Geo. Tatnall won two Gan
over Mr.. A. p. Cropper, two over Doc
Frant2 and two over G. A. Brand !;
A. Bertolette, Esq, won two games Q
DR.. Frantz. A great many Of the pI'
ers being unable to play this week J
enter the lists next week. The on
expense the members of the club
under is tor room rent.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
After the Levy court.

Judging from the way Democratic
asplrants for Levy Court honors, &re
springing up the Office mast b. lrc' l.
tive one. There is but oLs 10 elect fIon
this city, but this early in the campaign
Col. W. B. Norton, John Otto, Milton
Lackey, Martin Farrell, Charles
McCloskey and Thomas NJ. Ogle
are announced as candidates for
the position and this only being the
18th of February, yet this may be cou-
sidered but the first instalment. The
following are the members of the Lsvy
Court whose terms expire on the e!ec.
ton of their successors: Wm. P. Lodge,
Of Brandywine; James Carswell, OF Will
mington Adolphus Husbands, OF
Christiaua;sAlbert H. Silver, of New
Castle, and Alexander Wilson Of Penca-
der.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
A ECw Ward IU1le.a,Eainl,

!. is Tumored that there are to ue a
number Of houses erected in Brownt,. Il
TINS summer, among which will be some
eighteen By one gentleman. The people
Of that vicinity are beginning to agitat4
the question looking to the alvisability
Ct peIitlonioE 10 the Legislature to con-
nee, thttl v It'll the city of Wilmington
by making their community the Elev.
sulh Wand.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
A Sharp AutiLtUuor Woman

Mrs. Mary Cotton living at DuPonts
banks had warrants issued on Monday
tor the arrest of DtnniS Dougherty aud
Thomas HougLtop, for selling whiskey
on Sunday. Il Stems that she went to
them aud bought a put of whiskey
from one and pint of gin from the
other before bringing an action.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Bursting Of am Excaya,or.

VI MI h8AUHV ,
To-day at noon while the Odof'
Excavating machine was at WORK
Lombard street below Fifth an eSl
sion took place, blowing cut the emu
the tank, ,making great noise, bu'
tunately ipjuring no one. the
plugs were set to running and
workmen put upon active duty to u
the effects Of the explosion removed
quickly as possible.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
DUBIIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
VIII bo sold at Pullic Sa'e,near the Scheut
zen Park, at Eighth and Union streets,
SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1880,
at O'clock, p. NJ, rs follows:
Eleven h. ad OF good work or driving ~.
horses, DESCRIPTION: 10y
No; !, Harry, ,sevon years Old, good worker
and driver.
No. ., Gray Mare, seven years old, we'll
broken and good WORKER and driver
No. and Warrior and Trigger, pair Of
bay horses, good matches and drivers and
p Onise to be fast travellers
No. 6, Bill, bay horse, large size, fine
driver and tTots fast, we'll bIO5en.
No. 0 Bali,a good riding and driving horse,
well broken.
No Z, Button, bay horse. years old, good
worker and driver, we'll broken.
No. 8, Lghtio0t, bay horse, ei hit years old,
trots In $50.
No. 3, Sorrel Horse, seven years Old, good
worker and driver.
No. 70. Fanny, four Yeas old, fine driver or
worker, hard to beat for style.
No. II, Indian pony, 6yearS old, fine rider
or driver, weighs 100 E0unds.
These horses are all IlIge eiZe. well broken.
and will positively he sold. A lot OF good
Shoat FIGs, bear pigs, l SOW Nnd pigs, fine
FARMING IMPLEMENTS One twO-hoTSg wagOn
market Dearborn, / road sulkey, both as
good rs w; horse power, horse cart, lot Of
Vinegar, lot of boards aud barrels, harness Of
all kinds single and double treas. shOves,
hoes, forks, rakeS, lot Of new hCt-bed FASH,
pl0ws, haTr0ws and q great many other artl-
Gle too numerous to mention. Sale positive,
q credit viii be given. ELLIS 2. HlUKS.
Il W. Shdham II Son, Auct. 2.T.lO-l3 wit
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
MARRIED.
sTITEBNER-REBMAN.-On the 18th Inst

bIVED4N LN-NIDIUh4 h4Ns--V1 eH0 1V711 -
py ". q. ItUblIssu, 5I5 Weis0 street, Ches-
ter. Pa, Mr.. Charles n. Stuebn '" Miss
i.zgid NINA Rebman. of Wlnlast n, Del.
AEn-DANIEI Son the lTth inst, by Rev.
" G, honnson. Mr.. Harry IL. Lee TO MISS
Sarah C. Ia isis, both Of Townsend, Del.
BROWN ANDS.--In Trenton, N. on
the l2ih ut. y the Rev. James B. Ken
u,dy. jams; + Brown. Of Wilmington, Del,
TO Miss Laura v sands OF Trenton, n. j,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
Tho Was!.i0atYm'X GnestS.

About teey-aty.Gve visitors from Ches.
ter ars expected 10 arrive in this city
on Friday evening aud attend the Wash.
jn2toD steam Fire Engine Gompany's
ba!. Also sixty guests from GOpsho-
h9ckrn ami ilteeu from Norristown will
I've present. The visitors will d. Ten.
der'd a grand teast at the Lafayette
iiNt-l.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
IfHt of PubltC HnleA

~ tdke pidCe.
February
10, J. q. Hutchinson, N. q. HID.
20, Lyman Il Gamble, 10, IL.
23, Samuel Logan, NJ. @. II,
"a, Matthias T0bln, q. H.
~ BENJAMIN Booth 3 estate, N. q, II
o rs. j. Hofecker. Red Lion Hid.
25, Saml. McDonnelly, near Newark
- 20, Hlizabeth J. Lyman, NJ. q. Hd
20, John Newloye's estate, N. q. Hid
" 70, John W. Burrls, summit Bridge
A." 28, Amos w. House. u q.
" 70, John Mcdonnell, N. G. Hd.
March !, Abper II. ana E,lwOod Woodward
Trustees, NH Greek Hundred.
!, Evan RiRhter, Brandywine Hid.
'' J. iesSe y. Sharpless, Kennett, Pa.
Jane Oft, Pen HID.
' 2, Mary Gibson W q. O. II.
al McCarty. ChTistiana Id.
" ., Ellis Hicks, city.
" s, Lewis Delaplain, NJ. &. Hid.
" =, Carr Il Lea, Brandywine Hundred.
8, Swayne and MCuseley, Chris. Hid.
10, Thos. White, N g. Hd.
II, James Sterritt q. HID.
= l6, Era Pierce, Brandy wine Hd.
81 le, VIM. q. Welden, N. g. HID.
" II NJ. l.. Gorman, B. Hid.
~. John Barnes city.
~, Geo. 0rthp, Wilmington City.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
9rup"r:aug 40 MSl.ers.

W. - hstJv'5 sioo,hiuH Syrdy Is the un y
tgI. ct WIf'"Ts Gan rely upon tor thril
''1lr.". i'correots ariii:y Of the st mach
ru;c. "olj ,ic, regulates the howe.s onG
s.tyGs r,5 i! JLr1 coWtort to Uloher and
g. ID. !r ,a: '%c pr. c:ss oi tcathinE is TaiGe
.,rro'G'oa'0. It 'n'tens the gums, r, uc9:
.,-riau,. % az li.aTs al palm, LhurGny
.an.! cot 70 tae enid Gui comfort to tnt
"o:hcr. Twenty five cents bott.3.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
HhiSaprOInfGu.

Rev. J. Z. Mowbray who had PROM
ised to preach in Asbury NJ. L. Church
this evening, received telegram that
one of his children was sick, and he
consequently returned to his home in
Frederica by the morning train GA the
Delaware Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19
DUBLIC SALE.

Nin be sold at the residence Of J. "
Burri,, IL Peucader Hundred, On t7e rJa'
leauipg irO;u GLASGOW to summit blhEc,
mites 4 So rom Kirkwond, Del X ~, on
TtITnSDAV rrRRUARY 10Th, l56J
al 10 o'clock, a. m,
as tGit HE: ( u.au v, HU.sGs, JAR o. mNiES
II head Of mitch COWS. most OF which wiz have
c,lye. hy Gay OF sale, all young ard hrs
class: yoke Of superior yong oxen, We
matcped aad hroEcn;2 par OF two year Ole
st"r~s :UuGs heiiers, lot ei Chester CoHn
ty shoats. - , 49,,
taOle rlEe, reaper new last har t, hhcR
eye mower, Buckeye grain driI with seed II
tuchi' NJ. mary te"; steel tooth 1ahe, Ous
corn IA ,rEer kaiamazJo grain fan new; eolt
shei IS, = iarm wagons in good order. tit"
wagon Ok coTt roller, jump seat ItG.iA
eAiriaIc Nith poe, ! lo-tOp buggy. . SET n
glr rar luge harness., 3 sets wagon h+Ua$f,
d ow rutu "a, set Of leXcellent CollatS, bttdlc
SyrG us, and oucaVe, ptOwS, tmiu h,l-V|7
cult r't ~. shUytlS hoes and Tor :, Glove
hay by he ton. clover seed by the buihc.
earlv ose not toes hy the hUshei.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl
~ nt. UAslsIHg vi Bureaus, BeastCdns
20 d Cooking stove, Nc. 8 Niagara W.'i
fixtures mplcte.
DaIKI F4NrUREN ,-Chu.ms, Butt3rTNns
MlIk Pans, auL many ether aTtIc eS 10, Ahan
toned
CONDITION. OF SALE.-A credit ctse, !
muul !, /! be given on all SUNS VI So IL q
u,wsrt ny purchaser giving Iu.!ErmGnt
noar or b,nd with approved security. triruI
per cent oil Tor cash. EDWARD hUkRl,.
W. ]. LANk, AGUtuneer.
\. Il Sala positive " thJut reserve, undc'-
bid iLE n Withdrawal. trbi2 i"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

From our Office to the New York and Pl ia,
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations Tar.
nlshed simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold aud car.
ried on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold,
Cash Ready for good First Mortgages