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Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
AS GROCERIES,

We have Just received our Christmas
stock o. groceries such as raisins, cCrran,s,
citran, lemon peel, orange peel. dates, tHs,
yllie' # all kinds dried apples, s. dried
peaches, 10; esp. APPLES lb evp. peaches,
10 cranberries, DOT those frosted ones. 10 cts.
pGr quart; 3 bs. Jackson's Chester county
home made minco meat, 25; 4 lbs OF the same
maze appls butter 70; pepper sauce, 70 Der
quart; saur kraut, Is per quart 8 bs. best
rico IS; 3 bs. French pru es, rs ; 3 rs. new
,urrln's, 80 Lauguyra 'otioe, 20 maricabo.
2j golden rio, 70; good tea, AZ extra. 10 ;
fine 81 syrup, 10 cents quart extra, l2cts ;
golden syrur. IS California dri Is. 70 sau'
sag ami scrapple, N tde by Lewis LambOrn,
OF Ches,sr county. We sle the cole agents
for cabbage n this city Remember, for 81 b.
cash We win sell tbl. OF extra Family,
patant process hou-; We guarantee s'tisfsc
ton or send after the flour and refund the
money, 20 YOU take no risk in buying fine
flour !; % n5 81 90 bag 4c. flour is extra.
Call ut FukD'S Sore, Front and Madison,
pov2v
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
THE p1s1NrEGRArIos OF the Demo.

THE DIsINTEGRATIoN OF the Demo
cratic party on the question of proteo-
ton lie evident and is surely going on,
Watterson, of the Louisville Courier
Journal, Kentucky, one of the ablest
Bourbon papers of the South, refers to
it with upmistakabIe feelings Of un.
happiness. He says: "The tariff vote
in the Democratic caucus for Speaker
is disgrace to the Democratic party.
1t means, if it means anything, that
there are Democrats who are unwilling
to stand by the party record ON vital
question of the time. This means not
only division but a fight ard II fight in
which those who stand by the record
and are true to their convictions, ask no
quarter and will give none and this
means If one side is not exterminated or
driven off, the final disruption and ex-
tinction of the party" This is plain
talk but Watterson always does talk
plain and shows that there Is trouble
ahead. WattersoE and Sunset C"N
leading the side of free trade and Ran
dali and Voorhees, leading the protec.
ton hosts to battle will he an interest
ng sight. The Republicans have no
part nor lot in the matter and are pre-
,ared to stand off and look complainant
Y on the Kilkenny combat. Let airing
,e formed at once. Enter, gladiators,
" Natterson and Cox, Randall aud Noor.
ices
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09

THERE Is EVERY prospect now that
the troubles which have so ulhappilS
divided the Republican party of this
city are at an end, and that Messrs.
Belts, Febiger, James, Richardson,
Niclds and Mcndenhall, will select al
Executive Committee that will not only
be satisfactory 10 everybody, but that
will do the active ana effective work OF
the party. OF course the Bourbon or
gauS will have muct 10 say against the
establishment OF peace, but in doing st
they See in the distance certain defea,
for th"irpartv. Now let the RcpuDlI
can wings clio g in ~ did Grants force,
at AppnlnattoX and CAPTURE the enemy,
h rse, foot and Dr., -o1ns. The Repub
can skies are anspicious with the indi.
cations Of victory.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
Dr. Ainluns' Vegetable Liver ri ls.

The perfection Of pills; Mantind's Fsvorite
Pills, tsu2ar cOated) Now endOrs ID by thou
sands They move the bowels easily by acting
dreo ly on tho liver. restore thu Lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver;
in doiag this. head ache. NEURALGIA, pains In
the right or isft side or through the limbs,
ind gestlon, costly eness, sick stomach, weab
back, dizziness, bid feelings tn 0uYh the
body aching limbs. biliousnsss, ague, general
weakness unt other bodily In irmities are
cured They positively operate without grip.
ing, sickeniny, weakening or leaving the
bowels costi3e. 4 splendid. eaay pu-Kative
boxes (six In one,i 81, sent by mail. sod by
all leading medicine dealers. Main depot,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Lei !;
Philadelphia depot, COZ Arch street, johnson,
Holloway h 90. nov22tf
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
nOFICns.
A TTENTION REPUBLIOANSl

The Republicans Of Wilmington are re-.
Quested 70 assemble at the voting places in
the several wards, named below, on SATJJR
DAY, DECEMBER 10, from to ! y. m, and
elect City Executive Ccmmittee, to serve
for one year, whose duty 1t shall be to conduct
tns ins, campaign for the municipal election Of
1881. 1t Is earnestly desired that as early Al
practicable, this week, the members oftho
party shall. in public meeting, in the various
wards. select such candidates to be voted for
40 shall be willing 70 serve as members OF
such committee and perform the duties ther
Of v tn the single purpose and Ain Of insur.
ing the triumph OF the Republican party AT
the aforesaid municipal election, In order
that tho election ofa new committee shall
not 70 by Default, this c,mmittee has, In adj
dition to securing places 70. holding the
same, appointed one judge thereof in each
ward, and requests that the Republicans
sball, at to voting places In the wards, on the
DAY OF the eec!ion, select, BY tho stand of"
method, or otherwise as they may deem
proper and fair, t-o other Judges, IN each
ward, Of the said election In order that there
may. hereafter, be 10 dispute or question in
re pect to the honesty and fairness of the
proceedings throughout Upon the close of
the election, and the rcsult being asceTtained
the Judges Will notify the persons who have
received the highest number Of votes Of their
election as members Of the City Executive
The important question Of q Republican
CITY Executive Commit ee Is now In the
hands Of the Republican voters of Whining.
to- so far as 1t Is in the power OF thia com
mittee TO put It there. 1t regards its duties
as practically ended, ard Its term of service
Will expire on the 18th inst, at clock y. m
rst Ward, Levi A. Springer, Judge
White Horse Hotel, ID, Charles T. Sparks,
Judge, feltol House, Second and Walnut
street. Third, samuel A. House, northwest |
corner Fourth and. Monroe streets; Fourth,
Thomas +. Moreland, southwest corner
Fourth and Walnut str cts; Fiflh, George q. |
hildreth, lafayette Hotel; 1th, }. Paul
Brown, McI,ear h kendall's office; Seventh. |
FRANKIE. Simpson, Carpet Factory, Dela
ware avenue; Eighth, Amor Baldwin, corner
Eighth and Pine streets; Ninth, Vim. Guth
.ie, Old Acsdemy; Tenth, Benj. s. CLARK.
'r., northwest corner leasant and Jackson |
'trsets; Eleventh. Christian Frederick, VIM
I warmers otiire,
BY order Of the Republican City tx. Com.
W. HASTINGS, Chairman.
3. T Bye, Secretary. dec6-att
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
Texas 60 be med.

There axe indications that Texas is
about to follow the lead Of Virginia and
break away from Bourbon domination
which has retarded ler in the arculnu-
lation of wealth ami increase of popu
lation. The Moses that is to lead her
out of the Bourbon wilderness is thr
Hon. George W. Jones, at present an in
dependent with GrceDback prrciivitirs
and member Of the National House uf
Representatives Mr.. Jones was origi-
nally a Union man, but was compelled
by public sentiment 20 serve In the
rebel army. lie expects to resign his
seat In Congress and enter the canvass
next year rs an independent candid te
for Governor, the election fer which
will take place uext fall. Mr.. Jones
haI no doubt OF his success. There are
in Texas he says, G5, 600 negroes, nearly
all of whom will JON in the attempt IT,
wrest the State from Bourbon rule. Of
NNAi'"i' VIM ~ NV ii'"i y ~ WV " ii'
can nearly AL b. depended upon, and
in addition there are $4,000 white
Northern men, who have moved into
the State since the war ended, who will
cast solid vote for the new rarty. Be-
sides all these. some &c, 900 native white
men, tired of what il called Democracy
in the South, are confidently expected
to hel the movement. This will make
a solid vote Of 1890 which will lay
the B0urbons out stark and stiff, with
some q, 900 votes TO spare. Though
Mr.. Jones il sometimes called a Green
hacker, he has no repudiation scheme
to take before the people, and thus far
the movement will be entitled to more
active sympathy than was extended to
the Virginia movement. We heartily
hope that Mr. Jones will become the
Tex as Moses that will lead the people
of that State out of the Il ark mazes of
Bourbon in tolerance.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09

SENATOR BAYARD'S Bourbon bugle
attempts TO make political classfCa-
tiOn 0fthe .jury that convicted Neal at his
frst trial but az usual displays its ig-
nOraDce, or wiltully makes mlsrepre-
senta.ion. James Vanarsdalen of New
Castle was no Republican unless he un-
derwent apolitical regeneration in latter
years, al d neither was Devices Chand-
Ter, of Mill Creek, Democrat. Neither
is it true that the jury was chosen from
the regular panel, as Mr.. Chandler and
Joseph II. King, were both talesmen.
This however is about az near the truth
as ths organ usually gets.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09

BALTIMORE Is ahyu ut to lose its only
Is urb%n Crgar, az Mr.. w. b. Iiazleton
has ANNOUNCED that lie has bought the
Gazette and Will begin with its mate
liaI tue publication Of An independent
daily pspcr called the times, the first
of January. This may he the success
fnl iorrranner of the long threatened
political revolution which viii change
n ary land from a De ocratiC to Re.
putncan STATE and il may not, bus al
al events il marks the death of an old
established Bourbon organ.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
HEAL1H H is WEALTH!

III. L. y, Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: {. spe'iRc for Hysteria, Dizziness,
UonvusionP, Nervous Headache, Mental DE
preston, Loss of Memory, Spsrmstorrh9a,
mp tency, Involuntary Emissions, Prems-
turo Old ASS. caused bv over. exertion, self
abuse, or Over-indulgenoe, which leNds to
misery, decay nd death One box will cure
recent cases. Each box cont airs one months
treatment. Une dollar box, or Elk boxee
for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on re-
ssipi Of price. We guarantee six boxes 10
cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxos, accompanied with i've dol
lars. We Will send the purchaser our written
guarantee 20 return the money II toe treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees
lssuec only by N Il. D&nferth, Druggist
CCr. 2nd and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.--So.e agent. nOv25-daw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
A Modineatiea OF Law Needed.

If those who are now advocating
lynch-law since the acqui.tal of Neal
as q punishment for crime when juries
fail to meet their expectations would
stop and think over the matter little
they will find that theSe is something
radically wrong in the law that makes
death the only punishment for the
crime of rape. As to the business of the
punishment for the crime there can
hardly be two opinions, for above all
the characters loathed on earth the
ravisher is the most execrable. Unlike
other crimes, however, the testimony to
convict a ravisher generally rests un-
supported upon the testimony of one
person. There may be corroboratng
evidence in many cases, but as mat
ter of course in the most dastardly and
outrageous cases the whole case rests
upon the testimony of the prosecuting
witness. In murder there are degrees
of runishment--murder in the first de-
gree, second degree and manslaughter.
Should the evidence not warrant IA con
yiction for murder in the first degree, Il
jury can fall back upon the second de.
gree and II even that is thought too |
severe they can fall back upon man
slaughter, as they did in the Carberry
case. Had there been no intermediate
ground upon which to stand Carberry
would have been running at large to-
day with the blood Of Adams, his vic
tim, crying aloaa for justice.
In the case of Neal, though the jury
and everybody outside of it agreed that
he should be punished to some extent,
there were many ami amongst them the
jury who thought that capita punish
ment was too severe as the Jury hal
doubts as to the extent of his guilt in
the crime with which he was charged.
Had there been grades of punishment in
case of conviction for the crime of rape
Neal, instead of reveling in the sweet
blessings Of liberty far away from dan.
ger, would be ianguishing in a telon's ,
cell either for term of years or for life.
Men like Neal should not be RAINING at
large though he has already undergone
q torture of suspense between life and
death which is almost worse than death
itself But the law is positive, There
is but one punishment for the crime of
rape and that is death. We frankly
say that where the crime is clearly
proven the punishment is none too
severe, but IN case of rape where there
is bat the one solitary witness, who is
to determine wheeler the testimony is
true or Use the life of 30 man is
safe if some disappointed, revengeiul
woman should take u notion ~ charge
him with n criminal act and back it mp
with her unsupported testimony. These
thoughts suggest ;Hat tlc Legislature
should modify the law bearing upon
this species OF crime 10 make rUNi4h-
ment more sure in eases Of actual guilt
and more lthien' WI ere tases nave not
been clear mad" ont,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09

ATTORNEY GENERAL. Gray was paid
$500 by a special order Of the State Leg
islature togo 10 Washington to argue
the Neal case before the supreme Courl
and after all lost his case. Mr.. Higgins
had no fee, whatever, and gainsd his
case aud by 50 doing revoutionized
the practice of chosing juries in De!a.
ware
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
It's Curatavs Virtues.

Kidney diseases atilict the greater
part of the human race, ana they ar,
constantly on the increase, but wher,
the virtues of Eidney-W ort have be
come known, they are held in chccl
and speedily cured. Let those wht
have bad TO constantly dose spirits OF
nitre and such stuff, give this grea
r, nedy q trial and be cured. In the
dry form il is most economical, in tn,
liq lld the most convenient.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
THE FACTS AS they ARE.
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| For Mr. Wanamakers personal use the memoranda be
low was sent 20 his Office Instead Of writing up"
"varn,shng over he Incorporates the paper into this ad
versemen asthe best presentation Of the Oak Hall cloth
ing stock.
If we could have the people know the facts they act
ualy are about Fall and Winter Clothing it would be
|all we would ask!
LIGHT OVERCOATS.
Give very full advertisement Tomorrow. Gu,
stock warrants it. Range Of prices $S to $24. Make
point on the $S coat light drab brown mixed and Oxford
mixed Melton alwool, but certain it is ths
best in the country for the money
We are strong mems sizes.
Stock is fresh on light fashionable colors.
The market is very bare desirable light Overcoats
we are full on the very best things.
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown, cheviot face diagonal mixed Coat witt
velvet collar, at SO.
Light colorsi Wool Diagonals. Without hcings So
With acings SIS.
Very fine Sockinet Coating, with all facing and SID
sleeve lnings $24.
A small lot OF very fine fancy Cassimeres and Pin
checks handsomely made and trimmed, freshest good
reduced from "a only because sizes broken
POINTS only given above.
WANAMAKER s. BROWN,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets Philadelphia
The Clothing House In America
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
NO1ICE TO WATER RENTERS.
WATER DEPARTMENT,
,. W. Cor. sixth and King s's.,
Wilmington. )el Dec LIST 1881

Tho bills for 1854 are now::ready and paya.
bic At the Regi tr r sCfice southwe corner
Of Sixth and King streets, Tho law requiTes
ail bills psid on or before January 81, 1852,
the face OF tho BIN those paid our ny tDe
month Of February 8 per cent. additional !;
those paid during the month Of March 10 per
cen additional, and my amount remaining
unpaid amer April lst, lssl ths registrar /.
required to have the ferules Withdrawn and
suit Instituted for the recovery Of tie amount
due, and the water will MT ho ct into such
premises until such arr.ars, with assessor ents
and two dollars for drawing ferrules are
paid. Otfice hours rom Q a. IN. to bp. m.,
daily. THOMAS Nj. Ot&LE.
decl-2m Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
ElOpe ssnv.

1t is reported that the wife ofGeorge
McNeal residing near Cherry Hill; Ce-
Gil County, Md, eloped with you &
man named Smith, last Saturday eve
ming. 1t is said that they came to this
city and fixed their residence here. Mr.,
McNeal il reported to be Indifferent in
regard TO the matter feeling that it is
well to be rid OF such rubbish.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
Sale Of hOrsek.

l. w. Stidham & Son sold for II. l..
Churchman, of White Clay Creek Hun
dted, on Thursday, three year old colts
fIr $3.50, s2S5, $500. $50, Sl04; two year
old S6S 50. $7o. 500, Sl0l, SOL, $s6.
Yrar!ing~ ST., S69, $65. Sucking colts
sj2, So, $40, $ls, SCI 30. Five year old
horse $3.50 Tho sale was quite well
attended. and the prices very salts fac
tory.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
A LOCAL elscw here in tEa RErUBLI-

A LOCAL. elscwh here in tha RErUBLI-
CAN shows the necessity for storekecn
ers especially, AZ thn near approach Ct
the holidays to be on the lookout iol
petty pIlferers, who make business uI
visiting iawelry and Other stores where
small articles ar" kept, and by slciEht
Of land transfer snVue valuable article
To- their own pockets. Some of these
pili4rers are fashionable and wel-iresS.
ed women--Dot ladies'. Look out for
them.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
OLD NOT TINE BEST,
Old rare books arc In constant demand

Old rare books arc In constant demand
Aid sometimes at startling figures;
Old coins, rnre. still more eXtravagant, On
Old relies may be highly appreciated.
But Antiquated Clothing won't do.
These tinies demand the late-t style,
First-class In goods, mako and A.
For young mvn--men and youth,
Ready made or To y0nr ordor,
STERN 4 ZIN n EKM Az can do II
In the best manner and short notice,
At their custom tailoring and
Clothing HoussN0ld stand, Ill Market
Street, Wilmington, Del. Como and SOC.
nOvl l+tueB.fri-tO-Jsn1
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
The C0Yenan, kacsrmenu.

Rev. Charles H. Luck, Of Philadcl-
ph!a, will administer the Sacrament of
the lords Supper at the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Covenant,
Second street near Washington, this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09

DATENNV obtained, and all business in
I "A i Elm III the U. =. Patent Once, or In
the courts attended to for moderate fees.
o. to patentabi'iy y freo Of charge ant We
make no charge unless we obtain pstent.
We re er, here, to the lost Master, the
Supt. n the Money Order llv., and to off,
osls Of tho u. 3. Patent Offise. For circular,
advice, I. rms aud reference to sctusl ohents
In your own state or county. addrass
u. A. SNOW L CO.,
Opposite Patent OfhOe, Washington, ID. y.
Mention this paper novl%sod.u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
DHILADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAJLROAD.

oCT. 1901
Trains Will leave Wilmington a. follow:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
tions, 100, $40, 9lO, 1880, a. M, $50 Aoo, 7.ot
1000 p. m.
Phliadelphia Express, $50, 800, 90
q. m, l2.lb, y. .b5 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.o6, 2zo, ESQ
100, Q.b5, l1bS a. M, l243, 2U3, b.+7, oas p. IL
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, as
.. m, %.i5 p. N.
Perryville and intermediate station al
.. m.
baltimore and Hay Line, o.6s p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. ll.bl,. l.37 A.e2
7.b5, 5,3S a. IN, 1855, l.0+, go, 1851 p. II.
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 900, 9.$5S. NJ, .06, 3.O0, e..tp e
Harringtcn and intermediate Stations, a.&
= a., Loo, u.2b y. IN.
Dclmar and lntermodiste Stations s.es
o., Lob p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermediate StattsL
$40 a. m., BOO, 100, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New I ORR, 400, 22s q. n
SAT, o.3S p. IN.
Baltimore and " Washington, 2tl, 1877, A.cs
7.6b II. m; 1881 p. m.
For further information passengers Sre n.
-rrsd 70 the time tables posted 4. the depoi.
H.. y. KEN &EY. HIpt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
SIAON GUTHRIE,
~ ~
0ENL FURNISHING UNDEBTAXEs
10. SAG Z. SEVENTH HTHEEY,
WILMINGTON DNLAwAR1.
TEMa-20 Dor cont less than usual pftS

4 NLEAk THB TRACK. l AN ON A YuLL RUr
~ TO l03 East sixth street for barrel, I
flour al ti.60 nd one At -, also a star bag OF
flour at$ before they X, up again new cit
ron, lie per pound lemon and orange peel
&c. per pound; sultans rails ms, ldc. u pound;
golden layers, ac.; paper shelied almonds,
3 c.; tinc mixtures, &c glasses OF jelly, 25c;
pear, quince. curr Ant and all kinds of lellies,
lc.; prunels .oc.; we have the cheapest
b ackbcrrles in this city; New York plums,
only i2c yer pound ter man pears, l2c
peaches, 10; swiss apples, lie; MS. apples,
.Sc; sh can liable peacne', only sOc: impo t.
Ell gGlatine, 100. q paper; 1t Is truly excel
lent; horse radish, .Uc. battle; 8 lbs miace
meat, &c; bs. apple but er, 25c; hne,t
goi en- dates lOs; prunell syrup, 25c. quart |;
napie syrup, 2tc.; honey driss. lbc.; ladies,
we thank you for your patronage In our sam
pie tea, 1t is all gone; when We Eaveit again
We wall let you kLOw We have ths whitest
suuar and the best tea and coffee In this city.
Come to l0S East sixth street for bargains !;
weare re- ewing bar. aims every day, at loo
East 81 sth street, Gran gers store.
dece-6st T. nj. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
TOTICE-NORTHE DISTRICT,
IN CITY OF WILMINGTON

All persons having disposed Of real estate
by sale or Otherwise, VIII please notify tie
undersigned of the same, that he may prop
erly trausfer the same On the county assess
ment, and all persons Who are not already ns.
sessed can have tneir names added by call.
ing at his relidence, No. so2 French st. eet,
any evening Saturday excepted, between
the hours Of anp SPIN, until further notice,
THDM as W. SANILtE,
County Assessor Northern district,
now 4 Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
CHANDLER & OO..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE IN
i Pbiiadelphis. JNO. WANAMAkEh'
Grand Depot, 18th and Market stree0.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
Bk0HERA.

Stocks bought ard sold In the Now York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sicn.
Letters Of credit given, avsilsbio In all
parts Of the world, and drafts on England.
ireland, France, Germany and Switzerland
issued.
Wo have now for sale 70 shares New YORK,
Woodlswn and Rockaway Oar Trust
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-11
An Elegant Ticker.

JOHN :. I.andeS ha- 4 watch in hi, show
cases which deserves special mention. Ii
i splendid time piece and was made ut
EIgin. I'll. The carving on IL i oi a new
kind. cur very deep and standing out like
ba,,-reliei cine side l.; plain and suit
able inr an inscription. The other >id.
presents the figure oi a beautiful modern
locomotive. the headlight being represent
I'll bv diamond about u third of karat
i'm size The engine stands on Il track oi
which the rails resemble new iron. The
tender i vi different color from the
engine. anil taft oi weed, along the side
oi the track l. III grccni>h hue. The
body ct the watch l. %! deep yellow gold,
ami all III. ornaments which thickiv
stud the tinc-picCe ar. ot ,iiri'rr.nt cnlnrr,t
cotd.gni vi II J. al one piece. titoGethcr.
il T., one ~ the fines specimen, ii carving
known 10 tie art. IL !, we'll worth -ceiCg
The vprI> 1T tha tuner ar. ~ the finest
@.-:c.a MAKE.