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Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
THE TRIAL OF AHHANTS
0ose Of the, Arau Case
ei'en to the Jnry WHO Return g
Verdict OF YnuItnlisv.

INC court met a. 9 50 o'clock yfstcr.
tly morning, j. + wilson E.I ad.
NesSst the Jury 10 baAalf oftha prI son.
F. lie spoke for a out throe quarters
,Sa hour, and was followed ny Mr..
|a'a1S also for the defence. Mr..
|Ho'Ae's w. closed the argument for he
|%As' S ona brief charge by the Judge
r'CiSe !. was given to HE jury AT / -.
lly Jury retired, and at 2.c5 came in
wa -! verdict o. "Not Gnilty."
sOel the forep!an rendered the YER
esN the scene in the court room wa,
W We moSt affecting ever witnessed
|ME,Soner's Sister who had rat neur
,,s ,a a,nrtng tbs trial, thlea her arms
'yaaa Ills neck and wept aloud.
Ms'ew inmates Arrants was sur
u, S,"N Sy his family all weeping for
%ashlch E. he also Joined. After a
,sS s V1e spent in handshaking, and
i,s'aations ~, the family left for their
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
sM GRITYS' SALE,

ShERlFFS SALE.-By virtue Of writ o.
- als. LeyAri FLcias 10 me directed. vii
10 exposed 70 public sLle at the bo el o.
Cnarles Snearer, vt k'rxwood. In Penc ,de,
Hundred, New Castie county, Del. on
FRIDAY, tho 18Th day Of Novsub 81, 1881
at lOSt o'clO,k, pm,
The following de'cribed Real Estate, via
All that certain plant alton or &C. Of land
situate, living and bsing in Red Loo Hun.
dIed, bounded and described ~ follow.
wit fjn
BEGINNING at the cast end Of a,tev. DIR.
called the straight dltcn, alp
is isnd OF illiam Re, , Ids ,sr, will be
Delaware. VIZ: NORTH, w WI "'oS'
perch,s, north de. Market street, on
udare, : .er,Ioop, the l0sh inst, 1T
,'pl,.E
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
.vrncre,s NSttiOuSinIt. =,

The demand Of the people Tor an cas-.
Ter method of preparing kIduey-Wort
has induced the propretors, the well
kno yn wholesale druggists, Wells,
Richardson u Co., OF Burlington, VT,
to prepare it foI sale in liquid form as
wei a. in dry form. 1t saves all the
labor Of preparing, and as it is equally
ef,cieut it is preferred by many persons.
Kidney Wors always and everywhere
proyes itself perfect remedy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
meath sf Warper.

john I.ntirner. one Of the oldest hands
in Riddles Cotton Mills died yesterday
after a short illuDsS Of cons,mptioh.
Mr.. Latilncr came from Ireland /" this
country while quite yonng AMI was en-
ragcsi with James Riddle VIII" was thea
ID cotton manufacturer at Arondai".
Delaware County.
When Mr., Riddle removed TO De|a-
ware and established himself ON the
Erandywine, some thirty-'ive or forty
wears ago. Mr.. Latimrr came with him
and has been engaged as warp"r IN
the ,uills ever since, though under diff
fersnt proprietors. Mr.. Latimcr was a
very quiet inotfensivr man, attending
to his own business and letting Others
do the same, and he was respected by
all who knew him. He leaves a wife
and four sons.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
NceOno.CrOD Apples.

A branch containing several small
apples, taken from tree in the yard Of
Benjamin Boldly, corner Of Delaware
avenue and Adams street, was left at
our ofice yesterday. This is ahead of our
friend Nenemiah Davis of Rose Hill, his
tree only put forth blossoms. We
have seen second crop apples in former
seasons but such articles are rather rare.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Burglars et Elennest Square.

The house Of George ". Gawthop at
Kennett square, was entered b. bur
glars ON Thursday nGrlint, aud rnD-
bed OF q quantity Of clothing. The noise
they made awoke M. GawthrCp, and
on getting ont Of his bed, be e1w theh
through the register in the floor busy
in the kitchen, pilling ny y lot OF silver
table ware, and other valnables, with
the evident intention of carrying them
off. In moving around the room, Mr.
Gawthrop IN ado slight noise, which
had the effect Of frightening the rascals
who decamped taxing nothing but the
clothing.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
C.ugnt Bstwecn Cars.

Yesterday about noon, ms Michael
Sullivan was working at the west yard
he was caught between two coal c;.rs,
and had his right leg badly mashed from
the ankle to the thigh. Sullivan is a
stranger in he city, and has only been
in the employ of the company three or
four days. He was attended by DIR.
Ogle, who after making him As co'c.
Portable as possible, had him removed
70 the almshousc.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
A MAIOtN'S PROPOSAL.
How nu peroarsO Won Wife snd
aFsrsuno as Ono TimO.

r How . nuperoars0 Won . Wife sn
sFsrsune ~ Ono Timo.
q Just after the close of the America
Revolution, 'amss rvl"- ayWnng shi
rar!rntt Ton Of His COusssi 40.
the nore Time.
| On the opening Of the criminal Court
yesterday morniyg, a motion was made
by Mr.. Leigh Robinson, counsel in til.
Guiteau ease. for the delivery 10 the
Property Clerk ofthc District. ufc'rtain
papers, &c., belonging 10 the prisoner.
He specified the letters written hy Gui-
team Mt the time or near he time Of the
arrest, newspaper scraps, letters found
in the possession Of Byron Andrews,
and other Communications from the
prisoner He desired them TO be in the
hands Of the Prop ty Clerk, where
counsel for the defehr" could have AZ
cess to them
The District Attorney stated that
these things were not property. but were
"vtdenc, of CriIn" and, therefore, they
belonge. 10 him.
The Court said he would examine the
statutes and make such order az might
appear necessary; bit il seemed to him
that counsel fJr tue defence shonld
have access 70 :he papers. ht AL
evepts, he thorght thai the Property
Clerk haa nothing to do wtth them.
MIR. RohioSon also applied for still
more time to prepNre tor the trial, and
stated the difficulties in the way " th"
defence beiug ready on the l4tn inst,
the day fixed. Among oth"- things
+" stated that ii had on y to be known
,hat o p@rSon was TO become witness
for the prisoner for camcr 70 be rails
et against him, and generally for the
p,rIon himself-in a manner very dis
graceful TO him-to have n letter pub-
iishtl IN order to set himself right ir
the community.
The Court said he would consider the
suggestion ~ to postponing the trial
saIl further and would give it due
weight.
Mr. Robinson also stated H. st he had
been rnisrorrrSentei IN the Washington
papers on the laIt occasion that b" va.
before the Court, 10 saving that ne
agreed with Mr.. Scovi.l- on the qu"s-
ton Of jurisdiction. He had simply
stated that he wa mt to be considered
rs comn'ittc.i on Il question which he
had not examined. He dii rot rousid.
tr hirnself pve'iudei by anything said
by Mr.. Srovi!ie at any time, uu any
branch of the defence, from avliling
himself, at the time CT trial, Of any de-
fence thai might seem to hirl proper
and that it NIGH be in his power to
make.
The Court-rbat was perfectly under.
stood by the Court.
The district Att5rA"y-T'he rrosecu-
tlon 20 uuderS' opi IL.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
WOrklngm0ns

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter OF relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strength
ening TO prevent an attack Of ague, bill
iousness or spring fever, or some other
spring sickness that will unit you for
a season. 5 work. You will save time,
much sickness aad great expense If you
will use one bottle Of Hop Bitters in
your family this month. Don't wait
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
No More Mutiln,ed Coin.

The Pennsylvania Eailrcad Company
has issued orders to all their agents, not
to receive any mutilated coin at
its face value. On all coin that has
holes punched through it, or in any
other way mutilated, there will be a
heavy discount. Parties Wishing tn
purchase tickets, should bear this III
mind, and save themselves loss and. in
convenience.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
AIMS. Oisasreeabie Fpetins.

Many people have lost their ipterAs,
in politics aud in A:nnsements because
they are 80 out Of sorts and run down
that they cnno. eujoy anything. If
such persons would only be wise enough
to try that celebrated remedy Kidney
Wort and experience its toni, and rem
ovating effects they would soon be hur-
rahing WI tb the loudest. lu either dry
or liquid form it is perfect r. m.Ay for
torpid liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Third (iraud Annual

The ii ird annual ball OF thei |. n.
A. will take place this evening in Web
stcr's Dancing Academy, and promises
to be ar Interesting affair. All those
uho have net secured their tickots
should do so at once, asa large crowd
is expected TO be present. Tne Master
OF ceremonies viii ht James f. Kelley;
Floor Manager, Thtmas s. Tucker, as
sisted by Il. A. Gallagher, d. }. kee-
gan and W. A. McCltterty.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Our Delaware Ling n ist.

We are pleased to take notice that
Prof. p. W. Hochkepp@l Of tbs city,
will continue to give private lr sous III
both the ancient and modern languages
during lhis season to u limited nu,ab"r
Of Pupils. He iii Instruct them in HE
evening ouly as he is ,.luring he day
engaged with duties AZ the Elge Moor
Iron Company His pas success and
great popularity among the brs5 e lass
of our c0mmunity will insVra for ham
u generous patronage. His qutili!ca.
t;ous as a gentleman aud u srh"arI"r.
no comment.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
oniS Five Minutcs Late,

|naIa "'a,S are s'mewhat scarce, We
| a,I .'o'lIer ,lIer nention of the slow fast
|,iym. ION, giving IL credit for ar.
nipn,n.,n NJ inns city this morning only five
n4nt s ",,, l"te, whichis quite an improve
ss onoL I' Yesterday morning, when it
lDon;"m' hour and fifteen minutes late.
Nat +, 'his morning elected the fact
|hgl,nI I",het.mcs waited for the New
and Iu a,n sleeper, If it was not very late,
tom INV ,Ih,Says wa ted for the mail car
tS maiI I Eastern roads. This morning
ate AMI ' "a var was only a few minutes
ieeber' we we train came on without the
tmj ,i,, arriving here in remarkably y
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Information Wanted.

Robert Stuart who is residing at
Winamac, Pu aski Co, Indian Terri
tory, desires the address of Henry Van
degrift, who held the position of Orderly
Sergeant, Go. G., First Delaware Calva-
ry, during the Rebellion. Anyone send
ing the desired information to him or
leaving TIL" same at the REPUBLICAN
Office, will confer favor.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

ed triumphantly into the presence o
the young lady by the gratifed proprie
tor.
She looked ct him In half-bewilder
ed way, as though she were in sor..
doubt Of his identity, and then bA'-
face WAS suddenly oversp,, NV
gen'ine blush Of plf' IIlE DAI.
bis arm, theyJ"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
AtnneSOta RlnAue~s,

ts,.. 4' minnesota House OF R"presen-
,A,',. yesterday the Sepate bill for the
,,.'.t ,.S;'nent OF the Ole bonded debt was
,r"I-yeas u, nays % with an
n.,s..ht n,usht providing that the rate Of
nns'r Snasi not exceed 3 per cent. alb.
m,o!' This will permit the Cover
t,i. a sue bonds at a lower rate il he
n4s 10y 10y can be marketed. The bill
4, A. va rack tothe Senate for concurrence.
lssi.o Az election In Minnesota next
prnrOsi!y me people will vote upon a
Ntv'HI 'iIion to set aside the public lands
dtmn,i"'ls "'lsh a sinking fund for the re-
~p'lon OF the State lopds.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
BOolv and shoes

~ low prices. Daniel McCusker, ZIG
West Second street, has got a large art
desirable stock of boots and shoes fol
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices His friends and
the public are invited to give him call
Is he is determined to sell at the loves,
price,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
.n'eresiipe to everxncsx

bsy cba,' you cannot make fair skin,
As cosma.s co.s and sparkling eyes with Nil
athe vs,lcs vor,, OF France, or beautifiers
aahin~ H' LIN while In roor health, and
.tsleth ",.i give you such good health,
Bop Bi.,.ou ouoyant spirits and ben uty as
w .no,S..s .nSss. a trial is certain proof.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

,c,rpEyr at the West End
y ~ ,.,,.rday, added another to the
r.. Fr.n,imsd ami crippled victims
brown upol society for want
bs' ~. r,, oupl,r. When viii!
q ~ A,',; x np,ai.4 ~ compelled 10
", .afs,v couplets"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Finish ed.

The plasterers have completed their
work at the Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church,
and it is pronounced one ofthe finest jobs
ever done in this city. 1t is expected
that the seats and other furniture will
be here in short time, and everything
in readiness for the dedication, which
takes place on the 9th inst.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
VIII Give him the Misten.

trl hsae'y-sevel pound West Chester
lundrs5a oeau who tips the beam at t wo
enlanoa ana ten. She keeps bin In at
sstei ever every night up to 12 o'clock,
Shs eyn nIioomlor'ably in an arm chair.
lal Of ir.aln' . to a companion, under the
on a.. .'1crery, that bsneath the cush-
book ,,a aHtePs her autumn leaves in n
!! pressaa u% an % soon as they are sufficient
sl. 'u Sne will give him the nit
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

! N. u. JaEney, SOl & W3 King Str30ts
has Just reyeived few ears of tina hir-
bank potatses. These are the best sat
ing potatoes that grow ard are lat, po-
tatoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for th5 winter will 10 we'll to buy
now as they will be very high with out
doubt when cold weather sets in.
CahbagoA.
Peter j. Fed has secured the sole
agency In this city from Walters &
Rhodes, importers of German cabpagers
At Baltimore. They are the largest css-
bage seen in this city for years, sone
weighingl l2, u and as high as 29ibs.
''RnshuDalbS,"
aew, quick complete cure days, uri-
nary affections, smarting frequent or
ihncult urination, kidney diseases. 81
Druggists. Depot, N. B. DanfVrtA.
Suicide anai Dyspepsia
A most remarkable cure for dyspep-
s;a "Wells' Health Renewer." The
greatest tonic, best bilious and liver
rvrr edy known. 81. Druggists.
Oysters.
Ii you want to get the best and fresh
ssow's, III Shipley street. 20, 25, 10
and 4Octs. per quart; and also Wholesale
ard retail.
Bricks Celebrated Mance MeAl
IOets. per ID BIS good mince meat z5c.
Assorted preserves in Oh buckets for
familics at Miaa'eton's, Fourth and
King streets.
Powell Bros. have on th"sr stalls in
the Third street market the usual variety
of fish, viz salmon trons, white perch.
ca bass, halibut, W hite ti1a, SC.
bet it be embazoned on every beart,
enshrined upon the tables of the
that the grand acme of smoke
oogy has been ohsa in-d in all its Der
fActlon, glory and parity in Marburs's
Seal OF North Carolina. Chapnban,
Fourth AMI Shipley streets, Wholesale
and retail agent.
After two weeks oe grand success l
will offer to my customers and the rrb-
lie generally, on Wednesday morning.
1863 tbs OF pure fresh Lancaster County
Print Butter, at 35cts. per ID. Don't
forget the nurober l3 u. Fourth street.
SmeitZ
Don't forget that Mrs. Taggart, No.
G01 Market street, has tho largest and
Guest assortment Of Christmas and
birthday cards in the city. Call early
and mage your selections.
Comfort Conserve ofHollyhock, for
,orgbs and colus. Sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2 King
street.
Physicians prescriptions and family
recipes carefully compounded, day or
night. ut Dilworth's Drug Store, Second
and Madison.
Citrate Of Nagn.s'a a and Seidlitz Pow
iers freshly prepared every week, at
Hartnars Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
.ar streets.
Awnings taken down and stored dur.
ing the winter by John Willie, 4O4 Mar
het street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
,,,chell Drstua'ie As'OciA
0loR

,.., ore month ago, nine gentle
Na w.. in room :, SNillc 1ui ding, in
y r.,r,o of a cal Issued through tbs
~. Jtlis city tor the purpose Of or
"a "pr..mstlc Association, for
b l.n, bpnef,. An organization was
lI"d v,th the following result
s.J,n, Jas H. Crabh; vicr.presi
4, prof Homer a. Herr; secretary,
NJ. Roprts; treasurer, Joshua X.
ss"Jr,rI, stage manager, Charles d.
M, bu,iue,. ma ager, L. =. Hill
,.~hr time IN, y have been adding
s,r,nbcrs uuItl new they have a
w,nhip OF 81. They propose re-
VI the best pays now being play
'pF,.class companies, ana will ON
sIcsiug nigh, render in grand
n, h tlre ac' emotional and eX.
Svtnms, ~ a,ing 70. the vrrnict,
rh,ly aacuv 4 hy Colin HaxlDwoud,
sb y.s Gas l., ulrra House. Ta.
N viii be pr' c.d, d by ~ farce, en-
r,ty 'Hl,cFlrlous Darhey.' AZ
M. sNUc,a l,n GETS thoroughly nn-
kny,pes " II give all entertain
yi lre a MOI, n ~ the Opera tionan,
|ri +; that lurlo,e will 90 into imme'
|hy rehearsal. rhe ASSOCIATION holds
\ QH meeting, every "Wednesday "ve-
|tI Pruf. lrabh, who was unaui-
psy chosen instructor, Informed Miss
I,sr Mitchell II their action, after
nca the club is uaiued, and in return
4. President received the following
uEe.
PEORIA, Ill oct. 20, 1881.
n james H. Crahb,
Prsijeni Of N. b. A,
pEAg Sir Pardon | trust will be
rarl the uuavoi,.shle silence that
NbIoWei the receip. Of your very
letter. Believe me, !
ky appreciate the honor conferred
~, ne and viii ever hold in memory
ukc wishes and hopes for the vel.
b. Tcsperity and perpetuatiop Of
ElNeiation. II ! can at any lime
'Kstprocnriug plays or instruct you
tVEav, wiz most cheerrully com
" Kill forward from st. Louis a
iEkture for the club, which you
t,.ase present with hearty good
ns Yours truly,
MA'iGln MITCHELl..
Fh'n this lady returns to our city
propose giyioe her a grand rcCep-
. Any gentleman Of good moral
ding mag beCome an active mem
on the payment Of 81 initiation Zee
ether with weekly dues.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
The w GHtsi or.

War Department, Office of the Chtaf
Signal Ohcer, Washington, November
A. a.. M.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, clear weather, colder;
westerly winds; stationary Larome;erj
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Een arc W.rneG rot 90 Read This.

We d"Fy competitioni in everything in
on, Iire rs 80 prices and worb manslip.
Estimates furnished and work done III
any locality accessible by railway III
Delaware, MARYLAND or Pennsylvania.
A. 7, Jacgson Il Bro, Painters ard
Paper Hangers, 5ij Tatnall street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

President Arthur and Secretary Hunt
went through north yesterday on the
IL. 431imitod express. He will not return
until after the New York election.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
EHcrO vfnE.

Chnrcrllor willard Salisbury who is
in Philad- thia for medical treatment,
i, raph}y improving, a!d has a free
usr Uf lis limbs His physician IS SAD
euir of att."ting e m.lctc cure in
three months.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
POLlUR COURT.
Hearth ~ Lass Night ana shis
M0PninG.

VIM Barr, a young man living, in
Brandywi W Village, was hefors the
Mayor last evening, on the charge ufas-
saut and battery, preferred against
him by Lizzie Garland. She testified
that she was on her way to Brandywlne
Village, in company with q gentleman
freud, when William, actlated by jeal-
Gus motiveS overlook Lizzie and her
escort, on Walnut street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, and assaulted
her companioN Lizzie interfe red whe,r
Barr struck her scge,al times. The
Mayor reprinanded William, and said.
that this thing OF way laying people on
the streets of our city Was becoming too
common, and hr intended to put stop
to it, he therefprs imposed u inc of 81
and costs and required him to give
bail in the sum Of 800 to keep the
peace.
Peter McGliv Chy who has leen before
the Mayor upon several occasions lately,
WAS again brought in iasG nignt, in Il
hcsStiy aAof intoxicatior, and was
tu&s morning 10 80 days at
New Castle.
Two common drunks completed the
hearings this morning. The usual fine
Of ~ ceuts and costs was imposed
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
a07 MARKET STREET.
x.-.A

NOSE. To l03 EAST SIXTH s SrltEEt.
Granger's store 81 fine new prune'ls at
20 cents per ponnd fine new figs, at 10 cen
they MAKE a pie 6I ira king new York
plans v cents n pound; new su.lirls rais,ns,
ew citron, ~ cents new lemon and orange
peeI We have Il drive In strawberries, ut lu'.
ror can; cvaporated apples, at 70 cents, at
10. l6 and 20 cents per ,eund peaches, 70.
3 hs mi ncemrat. - cents lbs. apple butter
15 cents teaus v cents per quart We have
III, best dollar big OF iiour in this city -four
at ~ 50 is excellent: Lea n Sons Clifton
aour. s9oO per barrel cape 9ra nbe'ries. &
crd 10 cents per quart and don't forget oar
bu ter cup : 4 ilser snaps. at Ii cents Pc n
ginger snaps, II cents coffee ca5es, II cents
per pound dOn't forget oHr wood ash soap,
At "a cents lar. I Hbs. in har,"dsnt fade the
c0lored clothes: hey c.ma from all loints
70 our u cent coffee, Granger Store, iQS 4.
sixth stre,s nov4 CT r. M. WI AZ.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Etnse Of tine Ther1rsu M eecr

at tie REPUBLICAN oMoe, in the shade,
this morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'clock IL O'clock,
4lo AGO ~
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

V>H. Killings EKSAT NERVE RE.
~ aTGRkR, is the wonder Of the age tor
III nerve disea sas. All Ess stopped free. Send
70 eGl Arch etrast, Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Business } Notice !! New l,0nds!
SPECIAL ~ E1aA-

The leaders of ths merchant
our city. The Wilmington Cfs s.
House and Merchant Tailoring ~
lishmens,N N. W. cor. Fourth and M
streets. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

.kyANrED.-A WOMAN FOR GEN ER.
w sl housevork only those who txpe!t
TO work and can come we'll recommended,
need apply. Mt 3o7 West Twelfth street.
novl-3,t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

,,,p SUGGEST to the 4',WD
N,i..a citizens of Wilmington
ash Hon. Thomas +. Bayard
's.n some evening in the Opera
49, he sh iuld hold n seat In
~ Wv, WI States senate by their dis
s.bisewept-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

WANTED "A BOY TO LEAEN The
w tinsrith trade. at pARkYS,
nOv4-2tt 2N King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
,orox Board of Trade

,v,sorox Board of Trade
% r.,'s w'1s,n been rtorsao'.sd and md NOV, now
= again ~ . ,ul line Of eifici ent
b. Of w., w." l,t the Boari put its
t' >, r the wheel and help along
|ktl" y ,,.,,ess boom which is
h f's' .,, centre to circumf ference
|stas move towards keeping the
|t ~ ,Irpr o ven by preventing
''D''. II sold matter In 1t is q
khrs', s,d 4 We hope the Board Will
|ta', AM aausnee felt in many respects.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04

PUSIlSsALE
REAl ESTATE. ZEAL ESTATE
VIII h sold al public sa, Q, ~ he auction
room OF brake b Co., No East Fourth st,
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
ats o'clack, p IN,
A tive, story brca stsyehouse, N. u. corNo: OF
Second and Market streets. Also, NO. l..
Second street, ad 0niog; and q two.and.s'
hali stor: DIV llipg. No. 2'7 . ange s;fees,
hrI,, q The estate of John Perkins. deceased.
Ce.As ct sale, bv "
John PERKINS, JR.,
noyl.Ht AdUinstr ,tGT,
erJOSHUA NAKIS, his Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Burbank Potatoes,

N. i. Janney, 301 g. 305 King strsst,
has just reveived few ears of tina hir-
bank potatses. These are the best sat
ing potatoes that grow ard are latp po-
tatoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for tn } winter will 10 well to buy
now as they will be very high with out
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
CaApbagoa

Peter J. Fcnl has secured the solo
agency in this city from Walters &
Rhodes, importers Of German cabpages
At Baltimore. They are the largest css-
bage seen in this city for years, sons
weighing II, IL and as high as 29ibs.