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Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
LOcAlIottes.

The most interesting lecture will
Mr.. Hochkeppel's lecture on the pa
schools,on Thursday night, in the u
House. All especially Board of \
cation, teachers and friends Of lite7
advancement should 60.
| The leaders and stewards Of u
M. E. church are earnestly requeste!
meet on Tuesday evening, 10th insti
half past seven o'clook,to close the
ference year. J.B.A
The beer saloon at the southeast
ner Of Eighth and Tatnall streets,
entered by burglars either on F
night or Saturday morning. TWeq
four dollars were stolen from a mol
drawer. The thieves are unknown
After It's meeting at stallcup run
urday night Council went to the +;
& B. depot and examined the
Of the proposed new depot. W.
was taken uyon the petition
Mr.. Joseph Richardson, q dslinqs
tax payer was arrested and looksd
by city tax collector Kyne, on ~
day until be paid the amount ola'u
Do mot forget the lecture OF
Willis on physiognomy at the nU
room at the Opera House this ever
Joseph H. Connell and AlonSo H. g.,
of Delaware, graduated from 'sn'
Medical College on Saturday.
Cslquhoun & Henphill are rem ssa
their grocery store Of Twen'''''
and Market streets.
A kicking horse to dearborn -
P. W. & B. depot attracted p'u'''
tention this morning.
A regular meeting Of the hl, st
Society will be held this evening"
O'Clock.
J. W. Mocksry, Of New Css'l III
candidate FIR City Council anu W"
we'll. ,...
A horse attached to q mill wsS0 mI
at Front and French streets tn'S
ing. ia,
The "susis A. Mccall" 10 D'De
paired Of Rarlans. ~
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Tho Pills OF the World.

Are Dr.. SHINING Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
gripe or sicken in operating, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lest energies by promoting the healthy
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveuess,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily infirnities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
free from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold BY dealers and country store Eeepers.
Ask for DIR. Simms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning
ton. Del. PHILADELPHIA. 602 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

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Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
BUILDING COM

DROPosALs.-THE BUILDING COM
i mittee Of the Trustees Of the Poer Of
New Castle County will receive sealed propo-
sails tor erecting an extension To the main
building of the Insane Department Ut the
Aims Hsuse up to tho soth day Of march, 1859,
at lam.
The drawings and specifications may BE-
seen at Springer, Morley and Cause, srd and
All proposals will DO addressed to the
Chairman Of tho Building Committee and
Endorsed Proposals for erecting an extension
70 tho Insane Department.
Each bidder must state how much time no
requires In which to complete the building.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject
any or ali bids q. HILL BKINTON,
3l5.2wd Chairman Committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Railroad Change,

A telegram from Cleveland says the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway Com
prny will to-day be formally metamor-
phosed into the " New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio Railroad Company"
Rev. Mr.. Bates, who purchased the
road for the English bondholders, is in
Cleveland. and says the incorporators
will meet there to-day, and sign the
certificate 10 be filed with the Secre-
tary Of State. No incorporation will be
necessary in New York, but an auxil.
larry company will DO incorporated in
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

Death 81 ysseph Brfpsh,...
| Lang Life Faded Last nixn,

Death o. yeseph Brsuss.
Lssg Life KnaeA last NEE,
Joseph Bringhurst, one Of The ~.
and best known citizens of Wilm;n v'ass
died at bis home in this city oT s q
the southwest corner Third and II ny "
streets about 1880 o'clock last s,.. W.
Mr.. Bringhurst had been m n, ' Unl
two weeks, bat had not been a sosil]
Iously sick until until few davs ar y y
He was attended by DR.. BullocS pasI
did all In his power to save hi, H. s :,
without avail. His complaint ts.i 0
disease Of the heart, accompanies n \
an asthmatio affection. The to,,.
ailmsnt was the chief csusa ' ~,a
death. - VI
Mr.. Bringhurst was In his 7a,a
having been born In 1907. His ~, ~
was Joseph Bringhurst, who ra ,a.
here for many years.. and carried an n
drug business In the store on MAJ
street below Fourth. At the das.h
his father the deceased assumed mad +,
management Of the business and ~
tinued II until 1858, when he was ~
ceeded BY h. R. Bringhurst, who ~ ~
manages II in the same place in vSs
II was founded nearly . century soo
Upon retiring from the drug n.
ness Mr.. Bringhurst moved 70 Sis ~
residence at Third and West st,.s,
and there lived until his death ~
Ing his long life he amassed consids,
BILE wealth and 10 oonsid Tered one n
weslthisst citizens. He never ents,
public life, but was largely and n,ou
nently connected in various nnhl
enterprises. He was q director Of \
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimd
Railroad Company, and had held M
position since about 1884. He has N
. similar position with the Delsvi
Railroad Company for a somswb
longer time, and was also President
the Wilmington Savings Fund and
director Of the National Bank Of bal
ware and the Delaware Mutual Fin
sarsnce Company.
Mr.. Bringhurst was q member NJ \
society Of Friends of the Hioksite n
suasion and was connected with
friends Meeting House at Fourth 4
West streets. His life flowed along
the even tenor of its way as ia prov
bal With that unassuming denomi1
lion, and he never sought notoris
This probably accounts for the h
that he never held public office
any kind.
Deceased leaves q wife and tive 81
lren, q son and daughter. His fups|
Vll take place at 2.30 O'Clock on w
lesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

.
Turbnlens Wnils Drusk-A Cake
walk Aavensurs -aabstsi's Az
fay.
Sim . turbulent sort ofa rooster
when Pm dranx," softly remarked
man named Davis, ~ he entered the
dock at Pslies CoaEt Sunday morning
I'm o tuYbulsnt sort Of . rooster, and
H. was drunk Last night, % they say
I was, I'll bet they have long list
against me. Was I drunk last nigh,
your Honor 7"
Magistrate 0'Neil occupied the benct
aud he looked thoughtfully at the
prisoner. The prisoner looked a
Anxiously at the Magistrate and hill
countenanoe fell a. he heard the an.
swor ''If all reports are true you
were the drunksst man who ever
escaped seeing snakes"
II was gathered from the evidence
that Davis went into q Front street So
loon perfectly sober and got drink.
he came in soon again, and because tbs
saloon keeper wouldn't give him beer
glass TO drink his whiskey out Of he
wanted to burn the place down. he
was getting drunk by that time. Later
he entered livery stable and tried to
trade Q jack knife for . horse blanket.
The colored man wouldn't trade, and
he raced him through the stable till Q
horse kicked him over. Finally he
went into millinery store and wanted
them to ill him q pint bottle with port
wine and whiskey, and on coming out
fell over baby carriage. When an
officer arrested him he was trying TO
stand on his head on q dry goods box.
SIS that all dons!" asked the
prisoner.
CHATS all we have mp to date"
"Why that's nothing alongside Of
what I expected; the last time got
drunk whipped three men, broke
two show cases, upset coal oil lamp
and fell into Shipley Run sewer: Oh,
Pm turbulent fellow when ! get
tight"
He was fined the usual penalty.
There had been cake walk in the
,olored church on Ninth street near
Orange on Saturday night, and Zeks
Hall and Jim Jones, two negro lads,
who were the next to occupy the dock,
lsd attended it. Just what Q cake
walk is did not appear from the testi-
nony. Late in the evening trouble
prang up between the two prisoners
hat terminated in quite disturbance.
here was . colored damsel who had
miled very sweetly upon both Of them.
'I'm agoin' home with her, ''ssidJonss.
mo you haint, am" said Hall. This
tarted dispute and they were pre-
,aring to turn the side walk into .
,attle field when, to cut the matter
hort, the girl walked of with her aged
arther. The crisis came on suddenly |
hen and they clinched. Two duskey
orms were wildly careering around
he street when officer Springer came
Ip and took them in.
"I'll fine each Of you gentlemen q
.ollar and COSTS" said the magistrate.
The gentlemen" footed the bill and
eft. |
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
The whayIen Case .

Tho WhayJen Case.
The Whaylen assault case was tried
at the police court Saturday night be.
fore Magistrate O'Neill, and Lewis Hen.
Wis, the party charged with the assault,
was discharged from custody, nothing
having been proved against him. It
was shown by the evidence that Whay-
len was driving along the Kennett pike
behind Mr.. James Toy. Henvis and an
elderly man named Dennis Gallagher
were walking along the roadside, and
Mr.. Toy drew up to speak to Gallagher.
AS he did SO Whaylen,s horse ran up
against the rear Of the carriage and
suddenly sbied, running into the stone
fence; Whaylen, his wife and child were
thrown out. Henvis sprang forward,
and caught the horse to prevent it from
running further, and gave the people
assistance. Thus for doing q humane
act he was charged with crime.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
what q working Mon Says,


MR.sRs. EDIToRs II wish to correct
Q statement made some time ago in one
Of the papers that the shops in this
city had plenty Of work and that the
workmen were getting plenty Of wages
and were all satisfied. The part refer
ring to work is true, but that about
wages is incorrect. If the writer were
placed in the same position as myself
his opinion would soon change. Being
q mechanic in one Of the large shops, l
have right to know, and the general
conversation among four-fifths Of the
workmen is about trying to get more
pay. The wages question is becoming
greatly agitated, and why shouldn't
it be, when every thing else has gore
up so high and our pay continues low ?
OBSERVER,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Lis, Of Unclaimed Letters


Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, pos
office, Saturday, February 2S, 1880;
LADIEs' list.
Briseo, Mrs. Mira Lydon, Miss Sarah l.
Cunning. am, Ellen Leach, M IS Lizzie N
Conner, Mss Annie Neary, Mrs: W. L.
Clawisrd. Mrs. II. Price, Miss Ella.
Carney, Miss Lizzie Pond, hattie
Dutton, Al rs. John Perkins, Miss Maggie
douglass, Miss Annie Ttllir0w, Mary
ForWood, Mrs. VIM. Wales, Mrs. Ellen NJ
Angelina, Mary. Ulles, Lizzie
aENTLEMRN's LIST.
Allis. J. Money, Geo. s. family
Cramer, Capt. W. B. Robinson, Joseph
Crosolen, Chas. Robinson, Harry K.
Clifford, Michael Shepley Co.
Ellis, Capt. Joshua Smith, Joseph II
Frazer, has. Shannon, John
Hagan, Joseph A Smith, John
Higps, Leonard Smith, W. II. Jr.
Harrington, Jno. r. Wilmens, Harry
Hamilton, } A Woods, Levi 3.
Klein, John F.
VIM. II. PYLE, p. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
NAVIGATION Opened.

The "Vesper" Of the Electric line O
New York packets started on the first
trip of the season on Saturday last. She
laid over at Bordentown N. j., until
last night at midnight when the Della.
ware and Raritan canal was opened,
after having been closed all winter.
The "Triplst" will make her first trip
tomorrow, and ths"Annis" On Thurs
day.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
T1URLIC SALE.

win be sold at public sale at the resldenc,
of the subscriber, on the Philadelphia pike
about three Ailes from Wilmington,
SATURDAY, MARCH Goth, 1880,
att O'Clock, p. m,
The following described personal property;
one good horse coming SIX years old, OF
4 Id ard gentle in harness, suitable HX
for lady's driving; good COW with cali BY
her side.
Germantown wagon, shifting top buggy,
2 sets of carriage harness, / saddle and Bride,
forks, shovels, axes and other tools. Uhurn,
buttertub, cream kettle, and other dairy TX
lures, fifteen pair Of chickens, goose feather
oed, cooking stove, 2 parlor stoves, ono for
burning wood the other coal, meattub, brass
kettle, fruit Jars, and many other things not
berein nc ltiOned.
TBRMs.-Ail sums of $50 and under cash,
all ever that amount a credit Of six months
will Be given by the purchaser giving 0
bAnkable note with an approved iudorser.
THOMAS H. CARTM ELL,
y. O. Sharpley, Auctioneer. S-4atw-d-1s
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

DUBLIO SALE OF THE ENTIRE
Il stock and fixtures of a grocery store,
cor. Of Sixth and Walnut streets, on TuesAai
the 2Sd Of March, 1889, at 10 o'clock, q m
consisting of groceries, oil and molssses cans,
tobacco and segars, large coffee mill, scales,
stove, and many other things too numerou.
to mention.
p. S.-The above goods will positively b.
sold 90 the undersigned Intends to quit tho
business. CORNELIUS F1PPi.
Drake & Co., Aucts. 3lS-2Y2l
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
DUBLIC SALE.

VIII bo sold on Che farm of John McOai.
forty, on thu Concord Pike, miles from VII
mington, near Sharpley's Sshool House,
BraRdywtns Hd., on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1880,
ut 1850 o'clock, P. NJ,
Tive COED work and driving hsrses @-uB
q COWS, = hslters, l Germantown car 8eX
rage, / market dearborn. two-horSe farm
wagon, / tWo-horse Syracuse plsw, Ada
mant pillow, hsrrows, cultivstors, hoes, forks,
sythos, grain cradle. carriage, wagon and
blow harness, churn and dairy fxtdres, lot Of
hot bed sash, 10.
TnKMs.-An sums of $40 and under cash,
over that amount eredit of siT msnths will
DO given by purchaser giving banksbls
note with an approved eudsrser.
N L..a0RNAN,
L. W. Stidkam D. Son, Aus. 8-4-1tw-is-ls
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
DoSITIVH PUBLIC SALE.

i
VIII be sold, at Weodside, Christlana Id,
on the old road to Brandywine Syringe, three
miles from Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II, 1850.
At $50 O'Clock, q. n,
driving horses, COWS, coming in EcN8
proat, head Of young cattle. One ~
thresher by Molick, WSrthinkton L Co., with
long belt, hay cutter. plough and harness,
cultivator, harrow, hay fork with ropes o.
blocks, grindstOne grain and feed bins, "a hot
bed sashes, wbeelbarrow, 2 LADDER, 2 step
ladders, Weighing beam, cross cut saw, broad
axe, some tools, useful sundries, 8 carpenter
benches, half interest in n acres of wheat In
ground, large quantity Of household furni-
ture OF every description, including handsome
parlOr furniture, such as curtains, pictures,
plano, bookcase, several pieces sfvaluable
antique II hiture, small Farrell and Herring
library, hreDrooi, oil cloths, parlor and bed
room carpet. mattings, pair OF globes, geo.
graphical and astronomical; beds, bedding,
burc aus, china, glass and eacthenvsre. Kit.
chen utensils and furniture, numerous sun
d. les, also q four seated carriage. A top
buggy. sleigh, harness, saddle, etc
TERMs.-All sums Of SIS or under cash, all
above that amount, credit OF six months by
the purchaser giving a Dankable note with
an approved indorser, interest added.
RICHARD B. OSBORNE.
L. ". Stidham & Son Auc. "a 2tw-deod Is.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Nos in BrOwnt0wn,

II is desired to be stated that
new colored church will be erected
Bird street, Hedgevills, and not
Browntown, but half q mile from
latter place. There never has bed
single colored resident in Brownt|
proper, and the last vestigs Of
SO called "New Liberia" on
Marsh below the Railroad, will
appear on or before 3lst inst. to n
way for the P. W. &. B. R. R. impr
ments in progress there. Neither
there any colored residents through
the c. R. l. Co.'S. limits between
city and Browntown.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
DUBLIC SALE.

J.
Will DO FOLD at Public Sale, at the residence
Of the subscriber, on the Newport National
Bank Farm, about one mile and quarter
from Newport, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1880.
at II o'clock, NJ, as follows:
-Four head of horses, one colt, thir- ~
teen COWS, some with calves by their XA8N
sides and Others springing, yearlinys; one
yoke of good oxen, shoat pigs.
FARMING INPLEMENTs.-1 good farm wagon,
or cart, l moving machine combined. /
horse rake, / BicffOrd and Hoffman drill,
new corn sheller, 2 ha-rows, 4 cultivators
plows, single trees, OK chains, iorks, shovels,
hos, COW chainB, 50 pair Of chickens, tur.
keys, churn, butter tub, / strainer, milk
pan seed oats, corn, hay, hay cutter, pots toes.
Fork, clover. rope Tor hay fork, vinegar by
the gallon, sc.
Terms will be made known on day of salo.
!. s. MCDOWELL.
L. W. Stidham & Son, Aucdoneers.
3-ll.ltd-1tw.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
RaxaItIas in ola aaunra.

R. G. Fraim, at 5O7 King street, ha.
just received large invoice Of beauti
full goblets, fruit dishes, glass sets, &C.,
OF now designs, which is worthy the at.
tention of all persons needing such ar.
tioles. A visit to his place Of business
should be made TO examine his stock Of
dishes Of all kinds before purchasing
goods in his line.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
sHERIFF's SALES.
HERIFF'S SALE.

~ HERPES SALE.
| BY virtue Of Sundry writs Of Fl. Fa's 10 m,
aireeted viii be exposed to Public Sale st III,
tesideneo Of Jesse Moore, en- the farm OF Hspr,
Lat'mer, on the Newport turnpike, near Wif
nmingten IN Ohristiana Hundred, Row Oastls
Uounty, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE l6TH DAY OF MARCH. 1850.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
Ihe following described Personal Propertv.
VIZ Forty:twe Mich Cows, / bull, 9 &nS
I'VE year old heifers, Q yeariinE calves, AV
horses, two year old colt, / enc wear GA
CALL 10 shoats, I sow and pigs 4 brood sovs. /
two-horse wagon, / cart, mower and reaper.
Iron harvester, lot OF plows, harfows and
ouluvatofs, roller, straw cutter, one horse
power, grain tan,1 horse rake,l milk wagon
corn marker, lot Of milk cans, half interest
~ ~ acres OF wheat, lot Of harness. lot al
chickens, lot of household and kitch on fiIrni-
lure, hay rigging, trotting wagon, also Iot
OF spades; shovels, hoes. hay and straw. DC.
30 zeG and taken in execution a. tbe nro.
pert" Jesse Moore, and 10 DO sold BY
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
s.herif's Oflco, New Castle, Fepr1syy "a. no.
N. II -Also ut the same time will be aid
me interest Of the undsrsignsA in the aDeye
mentcnse Rsfssnal preperty. 80
SSWA& dxNRY LATfMER,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
A Shin Sfrnnsleh

The British ship Governor Tilley, Of
St. John, N. B., from New York, ar
rived off the Delaware Breakwater
during snow storm Oh Saturday morn
ing. No pilot conld be obtained and IL
was not thought prudent to anchor low
down in the bay. In sailing up the yes
sci grounded on the western side of 10
Flogger Shoal. Three tugs went to her
assistance yesterday, and ballast hav.
ing been thrown overheard, 1t was
thought she would float last night.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

sproul, the elected Fusionist memhe,
Of the Maine Legislature, who condemn.
ed the fraud and went ever to tie Re.
publican organization, has been pre-
scented by his constituents with q gold
headed cane, which bears a quotation
from his letter refusing to act with the
FuSionists: II don't believe in this
counting cut"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Ship Gov. Talley Grouuue
DELAWARE BREAKwArRR, March

M"AHb DhhANWAThHi MATCH II
Ship Gov. Talley (Br), HuuphI
from New York, in ballast, for Phi
delphia, arrived off the Breakws
yesterday morning. As It was blowi
a gale at the time, accompanied vi
snow, she could get no pilot. The q
tain thinking it imprudsnt to and
down the bay, the vessel proceeded
and grounded on the west side Of !
Flogger Shoal. Two tugs made an
successful effort to haul her of, vi
the captain began throwing overbd
the ballast and hopes to get the d
of TO night.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

Charles Jester, q well-known horse
dealer Of Wilmington, has returned
from Kentucky with twenty-four mules
and twelve horses. Two Of the horses
are very valuable. Mr.. Jester has the
animals quartered at the City Hotel
stables.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
A new Directory.

Ferris & Bro. have made arrangemS
with Mr.. W. Andrew Boyd to CAM
the city for the new city Directory.
Boyd will call on our merchants at q
for the advertisements, and the CAM
for the names will be pushed fOIwl
as soon after the twenty-ffth as l
sible.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

Norristown has two remarkable cases
existing in the same family. A DR.,
Davis is in the enjoyment Of second
sight, and his wife rejoicss in the DOS.
asssion OF q third set Of natural teeth.
Perhaps we should not say "nstural'
teeth, as people do not naturally have
set.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
DUBLIC SALE.


VIII be sold at Public Sale, at Jacob B. by
ats Hotel, at Newport, Del,
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1850,
att o'clock. p. m, sharp,
so head Of cattle, fresh COWS, springers, stock
steers and heifers, frsm South West kkN1E
Virginia. This stock will all bs sold HX.
without reserve. No postpoAenent on 40
count OF the weather.
TERNs.-A credit Of ninety days will hs
given without interest. by purchaser giving
bankable nsts with an approved cndorser
or enc per cent will be deducted for cash,
JAMES SAWDON, JR.
L. W. Stidham l. Son, Aucts.
-lo.d&wts-wsntw
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
EUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS,
At No. rs King street, commencing on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10th, 1880,
attwe o'clock p. M,
and continuing until all are sold, consisting
Of a tno line Of ribbons, feathers, bonnsts
hats, counter fixtures, show case, looking
glasses, stands boxes, awning, etc.
MRS. O'CONNER.
Drake g. Co., Auctienecrs. 3.1S-l6-17-1s
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
TOUBILC SALE

DUBILC SALE
JIG OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, Of
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, en-
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1880.
Forty Lancaster County Cows and or
90 no fat stock. A credit of 90 days 8E
Of weather. Sale to commence ct 1.So O'Clock.
N. B.-A lot Of York State Ewes and Bulls
will be offered at Private Sale on March 81.
S.l5-tfd&w AMOS W. HOUSE.
L. W. Stidham q Son, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Extreme Cold i'm the Territorie

The temperature at Cheyenne, wy.
T., during the last three days Of last
week, ranged from zero to IS degrees
below. The terribly severe weather in
the Pacific coast region Of British Co.
lombia consin ded at last accounts, and
it was feared the remainder Of the live
stock would perish before spring. The
loss already is roughly estimated at
81, 0eO, 900, and many stockraisers have
been reduced to poverty. The snow
lies from three to five feet deep on a
level.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the only
children. II corrects acidity Of the stomach.
cures wird Ollie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, hen and comfort to mother and
child. During the process OF teething its value
is incaleulable. 1t softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest TO the child and comtort to the
mother, Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

01 E0 For large LEAD Of kiHdlin6
D1sOO wood. Ordsrs San 20 left at
Gray d Bros, Second and King streets; ia
ccb Moore, at Oi'y Depot; and Jehn .. Miller
q Rising Sun, or ut fhs Hastesy, sexner q
eIIu j. McKlNNEy
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Broken Ankle,

Joseph W. Springer, formerly Of this
city, broke his ankle in jumping out of
q car at Harrisburg, Pa, one day last
week. he however managed to come
down to Parkesburg whore he had =
drove Of cattle to dispose Of.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indisoretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov.
cred BY missionary in South America. Send
selfaddressed envelope TO the REV. JoeHPu
T. lHhAN. Station ID, New York Cttv.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16
Grace Missionary Anuiyersa

GFace MIssiOnary AnnIYerSa
The Missionary Anniversary Of q
Sunday School will be held this e1
ing, at 7-30. The exercises will be
usually interesting. They wilI
largely musical, and will incl
choruses, &c.. Bishop Andrews
expected 10 address the School. AL
vited,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-16

From our once 70 the New York and Phila-
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quststions fur.
nished simultaneously with sales being
made ct those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and 4anFfAneisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car
ried on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
OAsh Ready for good First Mortga2es