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Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Farewell DANG ucs.

Mr.. Milton Solomon, q popular mem
Der Of the N. s. W. club has concluded
to 70 west In few days, and some
time ago his brother members made up
their minds to give him farewell that
would be remembered. The plans took
definite shape last evening when ban,
gust was spread IN the club room in
the Institute building, and Mr.. eolo-
mon, who had not been expecting any.
thing of the kline, invited in. Mr., Solo
mon will be accompanied on his west
orn trip by Messrs. George Gray and
8. D. Mccullough, the latter gentleman
was out of town but Mr.. Gray was on
hand. The majority OF the members oil
the slab were present, and number
Of invited guests. Mr.. A. 6. Webster,
the President, presided, and made a
pleasant address TO M. Solomon, who
responded in his usual interesting man
per. The evening was spent most en-.
joyably. Mr.. Charles Reynolds was
the caterer for the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
A ReYer.fail r. iend

Is Dr. Bfowning's C. d c. Cough and
Cold) Cordial. 1t has been put under
more favorable circumstances than any
medicine that has ever peen introd sed .
1t will stand upon it's merits, but there
Is amp'e capital in the background to
INTRODUCES into every household in the
land. Ths proprietor IL convinced that
he has good thing, and that there IL
fortune in II. He has refused an ex-
csllent Offer from one Of the largest
Wholesale drug houses in the country
to give them the right to manufacture
and advertise II. Its wonderful results
are easily seen in cases of the severest
whooplng cough and colds of all kinds.
1t is for eale by all druggists, and the
proprietor, DR.. Browning, 11l7 Arch 1T.
Philadelphia, Soc. per bottle.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
THE MISSION WOER.

The Annual MeetlMg Of Il
womea's Foreign MissiOnaI
Society To-Day.
The annual meeting of the Wcnsi
Foreign Missionary Society Of 4
Methodist Episcopal Church was be
in Grace Church this morning. A Ian
number OF delegates were present no
different points.
Mrs. Long presided and MIS-. d
Keene was Secretary.
The meeting was opened with dsV
tional exercises. Mrs. Long made
fsw remarks and referred totae insa'a
which was evinced by the youDS p
pie. Il
After the reading ofthe miru'e' A1
DR.. Kittenger delivered the address
welcome which was responded to "
delegate from the Green street csur1
Philadelphia. i
Reports we're read from Su'qnehI
ma, Juniata, Altoona, Pittsbure, wa
ington. New Castle and Meadviile o
tricts, and from the Tennessee
Wilmington conferences. The 10,
report was very encouraging aud
others showed considerable proFreSS'i
At noon the meeting adjourned
resume the sessien at two O'CLOCK
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

Last evening about twenty members
Of the Washington Assembly with sew.
eral friends assem- bled at their head.
quarters, second story of Askew build,
ing, it being bruited about that fine
esks had been presented to the Assem-
bly, by Mr.. William James Of the Orion
Club. This rumor proved correct. On O
table in the esntre Of the room, was a
large cake bearing the inscription,
presented to the Washy Assembly
with compliments. A Friend" Around
the table, quite number were seated,
eagerly awaiting the signal for an
onslaught on the delicious locking
gift. They always had great regard
for "Bill" James, he was q first class
fellow nothing mean about him. And
thus they severally discussed "Bill's"
good qualities, until knife had been
procured by Mr.. James T. Laws, who At
onoe proceeded to carve. He stopped,
the knife fell from his hand, and the
look Of dismay on his always smiling
"phia" was a sufficient explanation.
They all "krew it was @ cotton and mo-
lasses cake, because "Bill" James was
always at those kind Of tricks" The
joke nevertheless was taken in the
spirit it was given-that Of Jolly good
nsture, all voting that "Bill" was q
"1eg'lar brick" and justly deserved
credit for the success of his first practi-
oal jske on the "WAshy" Assembly.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
FOURTH EDITION
PROTECTING GAME.
The Animal MssiiHg OF the Dela.
ware Ga,ne Protective AssOciR.
tfOu An DOVeP

The ANIMAL Meeting OF the Della.
ware Ga,no Protective AssOcia.
zion I'm Dover.
The first annual meeting of the Della
ware Game Protective Association was
held at the Capital Hotel in Dover yes
terday at o'clock. 1t was fairly at
tended.
N. James R. Lofand, the vice presi.
dent, called the meeting to order, aad
the reports of the Secretary and Treas
urer were read. The former told OF the
success with which the body had met,
and the latter showed that it was finan.
cially success. The Treasurer's re-
port was referred to an auditing com.
mittee, consisting OF J. N. Willy, J. r.
salisbury and William J. Eliascn.
Richard Harrington, RSq, moved
that an adjourned meeting be held in
Wilmington on the 23fd inst, for the
purpose Of making preparations for
purchasing game and propogating the
same. Adopted.
The Secretary was instructed to noti-
fy resident and nonresident members
and select place for the meeting.
The following officers were then cleo
ted:
Presiaent-l. N. Mills.
Vice Presidents-John C. Higgins,
J. R. LELAND and R. A. Rosenbaum.
Treasurer-Richard Harrington.
SecretarJ-George Chprchman.
Directors-few Castle County, Lin
ton Smith, NJ. D., Edward Bringhurst,
Jr., R. Smith, Tilghmsn johnson, A.
Higgins, ESQ, David Bender, John NJ.
G. Rodney, Esq, X. W. Jester and J.
Il. Ray.
Kent County-John P. Salisbury,
WIN. Ellison, A. T. A. Torbert, Charles
j. Harrington, T. Slaughter, VIM,
Anderson, Amos Cole and Thomas Con.
way.
Sussex william M. Ross,
Thos. Curry, l. N. Fsoks, Ebe Tunnel,
DR.. Hitch, Jehu Dsrriekson, Edward
g. Giles, J. T. Wright and Philip Can
non.
The meeting then adjourned.
At the meeting to be held here on
Friday, March 23d, it is expected that
at least hundred members will be
present, many Of whom will bs non
residents.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
TIE GREAT WALK,
"Biaek Dam ON tue Lead, with
BObler only a Mile behind.

BLACK Dam on tue Lead, Win
PObler only "a Nile behind.
In the O'Leary walking match yes
teEday at New York Fsber permanently
withdrew at s 80 A. NJ, with ISL miles
and lap to his credit, in consequence
Of lameness. The best SO hours per.
Torrance was made at noon, when Dob.
Ter turned l7T miles and / lap, the
best previous record having been that
OF Blower" Brown last February, in
England, when he made 1T miles iu
the same time. Dobler fell behind
RroWn's rerord the next hour. ATOP.
III. the score stood: Hart, ZIG: KFohne,
lG4; Pegram, 1876; Merritt, 1sG; Will
liams, no; Howard, 1877; Mcintyre, ia
Allen, 1872; Dobler, 2l5; Hanwacker,
100; Jay bee 9S.
At midnight the scores stood as fol.
lows: Hart. 225 miles; Dotler, 224;
Allen, 200; Ppgram, 200; Merritt, 1876;
Williams, IT'S; Howard, 1876; McIntyre,
ISL; Jaybee, l0l; Hanwaker, lCJ;
Krohnc. IFS.
Kronne retired to his tent FIVE min
utes b'fors midnight, and, when the
clock struck II, the track was entirely
deserted.
At O'Clock the scores rf the leaders
were unchanged, and PePram and Will
lisms were the only walkers on the
track. Fart, it is said would reappesr
about 2.30, and Doblei would be- on the
track as soon as his antagonist. About
l 900 persons were in the garden at l
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
N OTaOES.

AGA D.-HAYlEG BOUGHT THE
IA entire nAch!sery and stock OF the
WAeei Factory Front and Justison, formerly
owned BY WA. Forbes, use will continue as
our Superistendontw We sys prepared 10 manu-
iacturs all kinds d patent and plain wheels,
including BICYCLE gheols We also msnuiao-
tuTe spokea, hubs and feilses. Mr.. Fsrpes will
have entire charge Of the nanahoture, and
shall cndeayor by his superintsRdence to turn
hands TrsstinE that tho dealers and car
risgs manufacturers who have been dealing
with the. old firm msy continue 10 iavsr us
with their orders, and that new ones may
drop in upon u, iDr al OF which we ahsll be
thankful. u. T.. BUCKINGHAM,
lS-dkBG J. q. HUUKIE9NAM'
Trading az BUCKINGHAM 4 RHO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Large Sale of Machinery.

L. w. stidham & Son yesterday at.
ternoor sold for Eli Meudinhail, roceiv.
er of John P. Nells, the Machinery In
the factory on Shipley street abov4
Second. The sale was largely attended
by prominent manufacturers OF this
city also of Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The prices realized were fair. A few
OF the articles sold and the prices they
brought are as follows: Engine $50,
boiler $4O0, morticipg machine $40.
bender 81 5, palmer Sl0j, line of shaft,
ing 800, rim palmer $50, teanon
machine s65, heating pipes $42, spoke
lathe $40, band saw 900, circular saw
$40, shaping machine s77.5O. 1t is
thought that the total amoun. Of the
sale will be about 5000.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
YESTERDAH'SLOOALE AECEEO5S
General Republican Successes
Where Contests We're NSde.

mere NOnlestB W ere MGO0.
The result Of the municipal election
in Dubuque was wholly unexpected by
either party. The Republicans began
the CANVASS with destinations which
left only two names on their tickets.
The Democrats were dissatisfied with
their ticket. and Independent can didates
for Mayor and Recorder we're nominated.
These were approved at the last hour
by the Republicans, aud the oonse-
quence was the election by the Demo
,rats of the Treasurer, Recorder, At
torney and ASSESSOR; by the Republi-
csns Of the Auditor, and by the oppc8i-
ton generally of the Mayor, who is tn d
present incumbent, and q Democrat,
Tho next Council will stand Rspubii.
cans to 4 Democrats.
Returns Of the election In Cincinnati
hsld On Monday, show that Rshelby,
Republican, was elected City Controlle.
by about 5000 majority. The Republi-
cans cl5cted the entire School Board
II out Of IA Aldermen, and Is ou: IS
Council men. In Columbus, the Re-
pub!icaus elected the Civil Rlginssr
and Police Commissioner and 10 out Of
% Councilman. The Democrats elest-
cd one Police Commissioner, and ?
Justice Of the Peace. In Toledo, the
Council on joint ballet will contain s
Republicans, s Democrats, s Nationals.
The Police Board will contain 3 Rspub-
loans, Nationals, and 2 Democrats.
The Board Of Education Is a tie between
the Republicans and the opposition.
The Republicans carried the local
election in Milwaukee yesterday by
about $500 majority. 1t ia the first
time they have acquired control Of the
government Of that city.
Township elections were held
throughout Michigan on Monday, with
about thirty city elections. The re.
turns indicate Republican gains, with
large decrease in GreeGback vote. A
Constitutional amendment raising the
Governors salary from $1,000 to $4,000
was voted upon and Ia believed to be
defeated.
The city election in Chicago was held
yesterday, and is said to have been
without party Significance. OF IA
Councilmsn known to BE- chosen thus
far, 7 Democrats, G Republicans and l
Socialist.
Tho charter election in schenectady,
N. T., yesterday, resulted ia the choice
OF all the Democratic candidates ex-
espt assessor.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
gPKCEAE NOTICES.

Dr. Rans' Vekssahs lAver Pills, Su
gar Csatea, without an equal, They nsvel
seEy by sctins directly on die Liver, restore
the lest energies By promoting the healthy
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache
EeEralgis, Pains In tho right or ion side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
SICK Stomach, Weak Hack, Dissineas, Bad
Feelings through tie body, Aching Limbs,
Bi!liousnses, LsRsuT, General Weakness
and other bodily inhrmities ere cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
nass, or leaving the bowels cOstive. Taey
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from the danger Of prevailing diSeasee.
Sold by dealers and country store asepeH
AJAX for Dr. Sinms' Pills and take others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining
teA. Del. Phllads,phia. 6NR Aroh st
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
THIRD EDITION.
CENSUS YAR2RS.

Who Ex-MnyOr whitley Has ap.
pointed to onumerRto the Citi.
Eeps and Industries OF Delaware.
Hon. William g. whitley after wrest.
ling for couple Of months with the
claims ofsoms two hundred applicants
for the position OF census enumerators
has q! last solved the psrplexing quss,
tlon aud made 81 very crsditable ap.
poiutments, IS of whom are said TO be
Republicans aud 20 of them Democrats.
Quite q number OF them are Law
studsnts, students of medicine, school
teachers, and artisans with fair
sprinkling Of farmers. The persons
appointed do not commence their work
until the first Monday in June and
must finish it in this city in two weeks
and in the coanty in the month.
The following are the names of the
enumsrators, the hundreds in which
they serve, and their politics. r. do
notes Republican and D. Democrat:
INV CASTLE COUNTY,
Brandywins Huudred-Joseph W.
Casey, B., and Christopher C. Fighter,
D.
Christiana Hundred-Thomss Toy,
D., and Alexander W. Everson, R.
Wilmington-First Ward, Austin V.
80, n "a VIII. ~ ,st1, Ss
Third Ward, William II. Pierce, r.,
wa,d Z,ob.r;.L TT, n
l-SuttoD, R., Fifth Ward. Henry
J. Crippen, D., and John B. Bratton.
D., Sixth Ward, Henry s. Truitt. D.
Seventh Ward, Walter Bacon, R., and
Walter S. Hayes, R., BightI Ward
George Lloyd, Jr., D., and Bimund
Milne, R., Ninth Ward DR.. E. @, Short
lidge, R., Tenth Ward. Henry Witsil.
D., and Philip N. Plunkett, R,
Mill Creek Hundred-E' W. Chand-
Ter, R., and Francis N. Walker. r.
New Castle Bundred--Samuel H.
Black, d., and William A. KINNEY, r.
r,, "hlte Uiay ofeaS Misunderstanding
w, RUSSELL "
rencsGef hnnafed-Dr. Lewis Frank
Ai psS IL,
neu hioh hnnafe'-'hs. v. henry, X.
Oh 4eofges huNdrSd--W. 3. Van
dYRe' D'' ana george W Ingram, K.
- Appoqqlnim'nk HundEed-James ID.
Hanson, u.
b'ackolfd hundred-hlchard FerSu-
son. u.
KENT COUNTY.
Duck Creek Observation-Disclosures r.
JormEn, D., Walter o. Hot1tcLsr, R.
Dcver-John S. Jester, D., and John
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
g..FIFTH FDIrNN
raE RIVAL ROAR
Points Abaui the prono,,,
Line aeN

... Line asW
II is extremely difloalt To ,,.
anything definite regarding ,%soIala
posed rival railroad to The p W. ~ Pc
between Philadelphia and '",sB,
True, several gentlemen in 'I ,
are largely interested In ,ba I ,' V'!
but they are very reticent NV rla
matter. The fact that thu ro5 pIu No
pass through Wilmington m,S % WI
subject Of more interest to ,ri' " a
than to any point on the ThoIs ~, ny
II will be Of great benefit to Tho ,vua.
For some time past the RrrrrnI,ss
has been making inquiries and D ~,
succeeded in gathering some irS mal
ton that is reliable and not oor,ata
of mere surmises as heretofo,. Y sss
lished. Though the facts ~. pue
many they are important and vii, l
read with interest. v"
The road will cross the suso,h
river, after leaving Bell Air in p, ,sa,
oo"usJ Just "elow the mouth Of Des,
CIoeS' ana aUOus TWO miles and h,lI<
ABOVE q. 'ne village o. LapidnnI on mi
lue wafer canal me banks Of b.|
river are very peculiar, being alnot
psipsnaicuiar walls OF granite, ami
!hls 10 the oniy point at which rus.
rug can No "aue "lthout enctmOus 81.
pense OF qusfryine and grading.
me oridge WIZ extend di'gonslv
ac'osS lne river IN order to allow M
s"ck 10 h.fihs oec'i county inst belov
,ne iiiou'h @! 'he ooIOraro GEEK.
orancn rosa from THIS point will con.
ueo' WIN rof' peposit, q feN miles bsI
1om'
nus, ioa'iAS me ousquehsCrs lid
rome tna' Is nlo't likely to ba adopted
Wlii eAteha uut through Cecil Count
a9eIt zen OF we've miles to the aoti
" .ne = W. G. D. through the mos
'ett'.s snu Popuions part Of N0rIheSl
~ "4IyiAhd' ~ viii pass a mile d
TWO noftn OF WeodiaWn Camp and
Nili 90 oy eitheF bayview or Jobnson'I
factory III 'hs western part y, Csci
cunhty 'ne ROAD VIII pass some foul
iniIes 10 inc solth OF the Batiual
0shtfal ROAD Deiawars will b. enter
ca A. a polnt 10 the south west ct Nsv
n'k' ana IL WIZ be July as clos,
Inc .o".' II not much closer, than tai
r., W. " b; IS now.
RAISING newark The road will pass
Inc east OF klainsnsi mills, and thsI
.ouon me delaware Western road
IL WI come INTO WiImjDeto
% me .iacs OF that road Is not decided
me proo@ohllies are that 1t will not
me question OF passing through VII
GinS'on Is oeing sarefully stnied b
ne englnetrs and is causing gdbi
II tfon0ie. II is rot settled vh-'aSt
ave ms ROAD pass through the Fe1tsr
part OF toe cay sr TO iun III Oh tie Ds
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
mt. Italle and the Republican.

Charles halle as Secretary OF tina
Montifore Society writes to the Re-.
PUBLICAN to say that ho was instructed
by the said Society last night to request
the REPUBLICAN, "noL to publish any
thing concerning them unless asked to
do 30 by three of sits" oficars," as the
members Of the Society, felt that they
had tesn injured By the alleged re1lec
tons Of the REPUBLICAN, on Monday,
and Mr.. Italie farther says that through
those reflections Rev. Mr. Rosenberg
lost his position.
The REPUBLICAN has no defence to
make farther than to say that nothing
was published in the issue referred to
not dictate by Mr.. Rosenberg in
the presence of witnesses, and il the
preacher of a religions denomination is
not to be depended upon for truth
full reports We don't know who
can be. We shall retrsin, however,
from noticing Mr.. Italics letter more
fully as it seems that i: takes three
officers Of his society to tell tie truth,
and though he signs it as secretary he
Is only one officer. Under these cir.
cumstaaces Mr.. Italie can hardly ex-
pect US to believe what he says in his
OWL letter, and therefore after advising
him to ''scrape his own door steps" we
drop ths subject.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
BtPs. Bhaws' FunsraJ.

Mrs. Lydia M. Shaw, wife Of Captain
Richard Shaw, most estimable lady,
died at her husbands residence, No. s2f
grange street, on Sunday last. the fu-
neral took place to-day services being
held at st. Peters Catholic Church al
o'clock lnterment at Wilmington and
BrSndywiEe cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Ere Ven d ne Heason.

"The vendue season" remarked
auOtioneer Frank stidham this morn,
ing, Ills about over now, although Wa
have eight or ten more sales TO cry yet.
Prices have been exceedingly good this
year. This is especially the case with
stock. Good COWS have sold for an In
crease Of $5 per head over 1879. Rouse
hold goods have also sold TOR higher
rates and money has not been scarce, -
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
DlED.

CROZIER,--On the Bth init at $50 p. m,
Benjamin A. Oroxler, aged 70 years.
Funeral from his late residence, AIS LON
bard street, on Thursday afternoon, April sth
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
PIERSON. On the bth inst Elisa Tiersop
roliet OF the late Joseph D. Plerson, in the
Sd year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
ffotn her late residence, No. COL Orange st..
on Thursday afternoon tho Sth inst Services
At the house at . 30 O'Clock. Funeral to leave
ut clock. Intermsnt Of Wilmington and
Brandywinc cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
An Inlun0IiOn Talked af.

The p, W. & B. Railroad company
will soon commence work On its new
depot. The property holders along
Water street talk of securing an in
junction to prevent the laying of an
additional track. These at the head
of the move arc gessrs. James Christy,
James Carmichael and Alexander Pat.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
A Pocket Picked.

On Friday last while Mr. ".
Downs Of this city, on Market ",
near second, was in an auction s'G aa
Philadelphia, he had his pocket ~
containing sl47, stolen. The tn d.
order to get the property s.' =,
Downs pocket with o sharp 'i''
mpnk
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Unhealthy P0nGa.

The people residing In the north
eastern portion of the city complain
greatly Of the unhealthy condition Of
the ponds in that neighborhood. The
attention OF the Board OF Health is
called to one at Tenth and Lombard
streets and also to another in the rear
OF the dwellings on Lombard street
near Tenth.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

NyOTTCE-I, GEORGE N. BACON, DO
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
TO the court OF General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware, in
and for New Castle County on Monday, the
10th day Of May next, A. b., 1850, being the
first day Of the Nay term Of the said Court,
for liosnse to keep an inn or tavern at No 4
West Fourth street, Third Ward, Of the City
Of Wilmington, Del, and TO sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than ono quart. to
be- drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable eitisels recommend the sand AP.
plication to wit:
James Smith, Preston Ayers,
John FRY, John Green,
John L. Graham, James Clark,
John Aspin, John M. Crumlish,
Michael Newell, Charles y. Frederick,
A. Bickta, Theodore Biermsn,
Lewis A. Blckta, 8. ID. Townsend,
Howard J.. FesmieF, John Bsder,
Patrick Nonahan, Daniel MulheTin,
Amos Simmons, IL Blbcock,
Andrew Wilhelm, Conrad Keller,
James Brown, VIM. X. JaeA,
4 hoe. Dunn, James V. Martin,
John bum, John 3. Logan.
GEO. M. BACON.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Reported HBiury.

1t is reported that William D. Nc
CSuley a moulder residing at $40 Kirk
wood street, had his leg severely hurt
about IL O'Clock this forenoon by a
flask in Stewards foundery falling
upon 1t. He was sent homs in car
riage and physician called in.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
DUSIC SALE!

DUALIC SALE!
Will be sold At Ftblis sale, 1T tae Stables o.
q. n. Gibs n, on French st.bsloW Sscoud,
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL l4th, ltas,
NJ IL o'clock, x. Eharp,
Twenty three head Of Ohio horses, A.
Feoa workers and drivers, we'll brekoE AS1r
and sothe Of then we'll mated, ilon { 70
years els. Also pair Of M ples.
Tho stock will be on examination at tht
stables irsn wednesday tho 7lh inLt, until
day Of sale.
TRKMs.-A credit ofV0 days will BE- given On
purchaser giving bankabls note vita an %.
proved sDdorsSr.
n. sEARPLRSS.
L. W. StidhAm h son. ApetioAsera 46t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Rev. @. NJ. Pexs's Appoiutmen'

Rev. g. N. PegR's APpoint"0..
The New York East Copferencepp, y,
M. L. Oh arch. to which Rev. 9. ". - !
late Of Scott NJ. &. church OF TINS "
was transferred, adjourned Sia 10.
last evening. In looking over Wv ~
pointments we find that hr. I,ss !,
been appointed to Kensington Vn''
Hartford, Connecticut.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
pERFlG BALES.
INNBIIO EhLE

DUBLIO SALE
l. Oh
SIXTY HEAD OF CATPLR.
will sell at Public Sale, ut jacob B.
Eyat.'S Halel, at Newport, Del, on
THURSDAY, APRIL is, 1888,
at one O'Clock p. M, sharn,
% head Of fresh COWS, spTIngsrs, fs--gE
stock steers and bulls. Amongst this $3aTN
stock Of cattle are some very fine Ell CVWs
AID sRrinssrs. l will also Cell at this sale ono
very f1uo thoroughbred Kentucky Durham
Cow, Ave years old and now springing with
ealf ny thoroughbred Kentucky Durham Bull
with lnll psdigrst. This Is ono Si the finest
COWS l havo ever offered for rale she viii.
weigh & oss 1880 pounds. She has taken two
premiums st cattle shows; one At 8 and 1
years cid. will also sell thoroughbred
Ayreshi Bail cali, 8 nsnths old and extra
nae. This CtOSk will he sold without reserve
No postp0Senent on soooust OF the weather
TkRI9 "A credit 81 8 months will be uiyen
on al SUMS ever $50 BY Purchaser giving q
bankabe Aose with an approved cndOrssY, or
one PEI osAt Will beed dustsd for cash.
JAMES SAWDoE, JR.
L. W. 5tidhan b Son, AHct're. -
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

NOTlCE.-I JAMES A. WILSON, DO
~ hereby give notice that shall apply "a
t9s JUDGES Of the Court Of Genersi Session.
81 Gss fsaeo And Jail Delivery 81 the STATE
" DslaWare In and Ter the county Of New
Castle: on Monday, the lsth day II Nay next
eeinE the hrst day of the Nav Term A n
~ ior a license 70 keep On ian OF tavern a
E EsHAt E,. DeL; 4lss School Ptsrist, White
LIQUORS. IN less quantities than one Guart 10 -
drank on the premises, and NE iolIewtnv re.
spes0pie citizens Recommend the said ami
cation, to wit: 0 "PpA
James Robert, Fhos n usr-,s.
Benjamin wilson, Levi Fiah.r
8. F.. Hendricksen, James p Moo,r,,..
Jos. %. luton I, Rothweli ". RamSs,
John Atkinson, W.T., CsImerx
b. L. Vandegrit, ] 7, Maxwell
W. n. Horanan. Byam WidSo,vs
:; b. wright Niurod WereiI,
VIM. Homewsod, 4 ss3tJAS, A. WiISOn
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
The OMceFB.

At the annual meeting Of p,Iiis vi,
scribers to the Home Tor Mx
Children, last night hessrss,. ,,lsS
Bringhurst. J. T. Cause, Uu' AID
Lore and Thos. McClary Wei'
trustees for two years.