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ODD Fellowship.
lnstaIlatioa Of O0icers Of wash.
Of New Castle, Last EveDiDg-AD
IsteresttHg gGathering-Frese
ton, &c.-A Feast Of FeIIOwshtp.

twithstanding the drr1ry and dis
agreeable We ,ther, last ight, Washing.
ton Lodge, No. :, t. o. o. f., turned
ont large membership to the Installa.
tion Of tneir officers. Among the NUN.
her present were the following Grand
Ofli ers G. Master. Alonzo X. Fell;
ii, " Alexander Guthrir c. NJ, M. y.
Crossau, G.. $, Isaac W Hallam; q.
r L. ". Ewhlnks. who installed Ih ,
fol owing newly elected officers into
their respective chairs: DR.. j. Il. Groves,
y. Il George Hewlett, V g.; Charles
Marshman, l. s; WIN Herbert, p. s.
and jesse Reeves, 7. After the appoint
ment Of the various subordinate officers
and 't" s,'nling committees, +. G., j.
Albert NMte'o"k, pr, 'enttd to TIE"
l." K" 4 hands" ne photogr lph of Per-
maueut Sacrotry, WIN Hrr5er,, which
va, executsd 10y the well known VIII
mlngt"u arti>i,;J X. Suttrr'cy. During
theruu"Se of bis rtmarks, Past Grand
Whit ! ck cited to" fIrt that Bro. Her
bert Was initiated an oli Fellow thirty
une ) Ears ago, during twenty.aix OF
hi"h h: had L"id. by successive elec-
Il U, the position % Permanent Sccre.
tarN, and un, ut u period ct siXt ,ea hun
ared lodge nights, he had not missed
mere than twenty-five. lla burst of
rtuquence he exclaimed, "iay not
Wash ugtpn LpUL, ohalleng" the inrl&-
dir'IOn o. lI~iawar" to prouuce II paral-
l"i rl~r u this not n tittiug example
iur yul voun. rnou An example
worthy Your Imitation Receive TINS
luh,u, nUt uoc ,u}" il is Of Bro Nnrbrr,,
MT h"cau = he i" prt>"ut, but h"cau'o
j. j. th4 t,niai reflection Of thr true Ddd
Fellow on" who has proved him self
hN Ms works. Hang this ca yorr walls,
"a llvil : "NaUp.U, That li> smile may
rr~, upon you " tn 1lpluVa' rs NUu Coii-
e,ul,r walk u and 40 DONG good to
your tt,lo% mau.
Grand Treasurer l.whanks rect we'd
ii OF. h,ha Il OF the Lodge, rrcouutiug
,hr lnau} raru"s' cnuoaNurS Of Hrutnur
drrarri to advanc" the interest Of the
SpaleIl, declaring perhaps 10 Brother
IN u laware was trld IT. higher esteem
throughout the order, and urged one
and all - strive TO initiate that exam
pie OF cXrrpiiona! fidelity, integrity
land houor within the beloved order.
Alter further rem CrSs 10y other Broth
er.. = e.. WhltIock, again took the
floor, and in "a neat and appropriate
sperch, on behalf Of the young mem
n-rs Of the, Lodge presented Erother
lIerhe.t with IA gold pen AID pencil, ,
whrh be accrptc! lua few briat and
! feeling remarks
After instructions in the secret work
ings Of the Order. the Grand DlticerH
relir ID, aud the usual order of bnsl-
nc,, WAS then taken up. Altogether
the new term for the Lodge IT. our sis
ter city opened very auspiciously, hav.
ing had u Feast OF Fellowship rarely
eujuyt!.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
DEATH or DIR. LESLEY.
A sketch OF the Doctors life and
MS services 10 the State.

Dr. Alien NoOrhec, Lesley, Of New
Caste, died at htS residcnC" in that city
Yesterday morning about clock alter
II troublesome and lingering illn"Ss or
chronic affection OF the heart. He was
about 90 years OF age, and was born III
Philadelphia. His father came t" Della
ware city when his suu was young aud
became ldentined with the Delaware
aud Chesapeake Canal Company. Doc
tor Lesley graduated from regular
medical college and commenced the
practice OF medicine which he followed
successfully until lNi2 at which time
Ii" curumr ccl retired life.
He married Il New York lady who
built the magnificent residence in New
Castle in wkicu DR.. Lesley afterwards
lived and died. About 1869 DIR. Les
ley's wife died when he was left in pos
session Of considerable wealth. Being
troubled with an organic disease OF the
heart he travelled great deal for the
ben, tit of his health visiting various
countries in Europe. In politics DR.. Les
ley was originally an old Line Wing, but
tx. many others at the commencement
yt the war he becane Democrat,
In 1872 he was elected by the Demo-
cratic party to the state Senate, the
.ast two wears Of his term serving as
sneaker Of that body, he served with
5; gnal ability and tholgh a s"rong par
tisAn and pyliti ;al bias. He had great
.pect tor the dignity Of his position
and would never permit anything 10
trans pire in tAr Senate which would re-
fleet upnn that body.
lie was social and genial in all socie-
ties and he was a general favorite with
all The writer OF this article rcmem
bere with pleasure the fricudly acts OF
DR.. Lesley, while a reporter in the Leg
islature
When the nomination Of Governor
was made for 1896, Or. Lesley's name
was prominently used in connection
with the nomination, hut his conserva-
tism and independence were against
him and j. =. Cochran bore OH the
honor-. DR.. Lesley had but recently re,
turned from visit to Norway ana
Sweden, and when he was stricken
with his fatal illness, he was preparing
to 90 to Florida His beautiful mansion
and lawns have been observed by
all observers who passed up and down
the Delaware Railroad. There was
hardly plant or a shade tree known
and that wonld grow in this country,
that could not be found in Dr. Lesley Il
specimen yard.
His wealth is varjously estimated at
from $500, 900 to $500, 900. He was for
number of yearia member or the boafu
of Trustees OF Delaware College, anu
vestryman OF the Episcop church
The arrangements for the funeral nave
not fully been determined upon.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
An Extra EIelu Of Wheel.

AIa'mer Of East Vincent township,
..uTNeFeouuly, Pa prepared his ground
%~wI his winter wheat aNout five
.,esago, After waiting patiently for
"S'zAS and seeing II" signs of the
%Tg1"@In'he up, he concluded to SOW
@aM second tim-, winch be did
""alakc sure that there would be
w 1lNIdk H. he threw in u little extra,
s' mnAed 1t III ca,efuliy. Three weeks
s .@e passed, aud the seed had not ger
naa1l. He had about made up his
'n, Au mat his wheat harvest the coming
,allirF III would be a very slim one,
A. ID'u 10, the rains des ended and al
u'usn !" the tio,ds did not come, III,
!, ,%a' md, and that as thick as leave
n,.,, ~u1 valley OF Nallanbrosa. And
T1 IT," 'nat Wheat field is a sight to see.
% l-,n Nltat Is aI thick M hair on q
Ns. 'Ay dogs back, and the farmer cX
s.it sHSa Three foId cr,p oft that whca,
o. O." next summer.-pottstown Led
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
surprise.

SY, ltoOEt Graham aud w,ie OF
LSrr Braudywiue church were once
NE made the happy recipients ot TWO
|Ny handsome glIIs0 Of love and eateeiu,
lHesentea 10 them Oh las. Friday even
ig by their mWcA beloved portion OF
heir parlsL ttAe ladies and gentlemen
\ Falr,ilIel a spsCia! Invitation had
Zen given rnem t. take tea with their
trads Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Sharpless,
ild after partaking OF a boLntitul ami
Emptuons rrpa,i, they assembled with
ltl' friends al the same place in a
very interesting meeting of prayer AMI
l'alse, being we. attended by IA goodly
lumber OF very Intelligent and thought
la people, for which the village is par
NCuarly noted Al the conclusion OF
ae services tht,r pastor and his wife
'TtoVerrhe,med with joy and sur,
ptlS by the Jr, srr'atiOn Uf such heart
I'LL tokens Of gratitude tor their laborr
among them. s'lch klub acts are GER
s'uy very encouraging to Mr.and Mrs,
Ntalam to lo"n with tDc,r good work
NtW.sh them G. nj speed. NJ
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
THE CABINET BREEZE.
President Arthar Fs'.een'-win-
dom says the Report II ExAxEer.
nteI.

The New York correspondent Of the
| Philadelphia Ledger says:
AL attempts to draw from President
Arthur an expression Of opinion touch
ing the reported "scene" between hiin
and Attorney General MacVeagh, as
chronicled in a Washington paper, have
been signal failures. The Presidan5,
with q becoming sense Of his own dig
nifty, very properly declines TO gossip
on the subject; but nevertheless this
may be confidently, # not authoritative
ly affirmed, that Ia is determined
that the wreTh Guiteau shall be
brought TO trial ut the earliest possible
moment, AZ he has no idea of giving
his enemies the slightest opportunity
for insinuating that, rs Guiteau scrime
has made him President, he is inclined
therefore to be unduly leni'ut TO Gui-
team himself
There were some cruel things said OF
Mr., Arthur Just after the assassination
Of President Garfield, and these he has
not forgot ,en. He is determined tnat
the country shall have the fullest de-
| iuons,ratiOn of the injustice Of the in
HinnationS in question, and II Mr.. Mac
Neagh will not facilitate the trial, way :
and means will be found for proceeding
without lin. The President IN short,
occupies thc SAME position with regard
To Guiteau as he does to the Star Route
frauds, he DOES not intend to be Saddled
with either, and the gentlemen who's
official business it is to prosecute both
~ the bitter end. he is determined
shall be strictly held 10 their response
blity before the country.
EN.S"cretlry Window, referring in
conver, alton yesterday TO the alleged
difference of opinion between President
A rthur and Attorney General Mac
Neagu, at u recent me -tin. OK the Caoi-
net, said that, while he does not think
1t proper for him to di.clss the nature
of the business transacted at that meet
iDg, he has no hesitation in saying that
the published account of the proctci
, lngs is entirely without tpnudalipD.
| Nothing occurred hich would warrant
| the assertion that there was any ex-
| hihttipu of i'll feeling on the part OF ei-
! ther Of the gentlemen mentioned. TIE
questions under consideration were dis
cussed in most friendly spirit, with,
out excitement or disagreement and
no personal criticisms were mad" by
any one. CONTRARY W report, tht
Secretary added, the meeting was per
! fectly harmonious III every respect.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Ofy Weather EducRIOrs.

sptclal meeting of the Board of
And d,@'lon "a Was called tor last evening,
naa,f n',f meeting room was all il.u-
Me- eu hoa ior the occtsion, long before
pIaiS IVur ior meeting, which was liked
On ' h past seven o'clock. Time passed
spb, ,,o"eVer, and the clock marked
| s'adi IIi wa, Mneh ,he Secretary, MIR. Morrow.
,n,waae 1u .ae roll and only three members
Np."' N."elea to their names, those being
lI~s nal!, HazIett and Dr. Short
Qle,r, As three did not constitute a
Ion, tna, ,ua the meetin! adjourned with
tSs ~, 1ttFansacting any business. The
ssi,i ast Of the nol.appearance II of the re,
S' @sllder Of the mem mbers. was,no doubr,
,sssaS ss.1ES to the d4sagreeabls state of the
N hOma aid they preferred remaining
'Asr duty s 'he S'or'n anu 'o'ns
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
The COnklt0S Machine at Work


Philadelphia paper says;
Though ex-senator Conkling is not in
robust health, 1t may be stated thar, as
an interesting political fact, during the
few days ne has been staying at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel here. he has been
exerting himself zealousIy, If unob1rn-
sivey on beh ,It OF the "StaIwart' eau
didates on the local as we'll as the State
ticket, and when the returns ot the
"killcl and wounded" are printed on
Wednesday morning, his friend. con
ndrntly assert that those who imagined
"Stalwartism" was elm mated from
New York politics have madea serious
mistake. The truth would seem to bt
that the Conkling "machin"' here in tn,
city is a sort of perpetual |ruotion
sttair, and while it may appear at times
to be stepped, by some screw loose OF
rough handling, it is sure to be at work
again when and in places where IT Is
least expected.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
n, Ne" Cass,. Co,ur.d school. .

GNIa 1I ~ one eolorsd school in New
pOnsv nuhdfed and it receives all the
ftom :. ,alsed in the Hundred collected
pqrno.aao ao colorM people for educational
auo.,h amounting to S95 &c or ll.6O
The am"r "a ior eight iAonlhs which with
hturp Hua' laa4 appropriated by the legls-
il, Ia '"st year akes SIG q month. AS
tley a.a no1 sufficient to pay a teacher
, nos' ate Compelled to raise about Sl2
,Aeir n ou,,, more which is paid out OF
prcDria..an pockets. The Star very ap.
Of thu "ely y" suggests that the Trustees
Even s,oO oOmhions should pay them an
bi as v w ~ They were as much entitled
was the White schools.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
..Mv Tvrmented Back"

is the exclamation Of more than one
poor hard working man or woman. do
YOU know why it aches?
1t is because yoar kidneys are oTer.
tasked and needs strengthening and
your system needs to be cieanseu oi
bad humors. Kidney.Wort is the med.
icine you need. TT acts like charm,
saws q well. known ply ysician, ~ never
knew it to fail" Liquid or dry sold by
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Odd Fellowship,

On last Saturday afternoon, Deputy
Worthy Master Moore, accom- panied by
several grand officers visited Brandy,
wine Lodge, |. o. .. F., and install:d
the following officers for the ensuing SIN
months:
Noble Grand-J. +. Massey.
Vice Grand-,Tohn J. Harris.
Recording s, cretary.-K Kennard smith
Permanent Secretary-E Edward AIMS
worth.
Treasure--D. w. Thompson.
Conductor-Samuel Moore.
Wardrn--tieo. Clark.
Outside Guardian-Frank |. Apple
gate. c,
Inside Guardian-Lamborn Craig.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
whisky Tax.

In reference to a published report bUrFo 7
ing TO Outli inc course Of acllol 20 be RECON-
mendcd by the commissioner OF Int nal re,
venue In his forthcoming report III resa,u ~
an aIIeved movement ter the reduction OF the
tax on whisky. 1t is stated, on authority,
tirst, that the subject Of reduction OF the
TAX on whisky has not been presented 70 tne
Internal Revenue Bureau for it's c0nsidera-
tion, and has not been discussed by tna'
Bureau Second, that the report OF Com ms
sloner Raum will Dot be even drafted oeioLe T.
the 2Sth inst. as 1t is the Commissioner
desire TO include therein this opera ions OF the
months of July, August, September anu Vc-
tober of the present fiscal ar, and complete
returns for those months cannot be obtaihea
for svme days yet.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

In conversation recently with A.
Granger, ESQ, of this city, ttat gentle
man responded to question of our IN
tormant as follows: AS proprietor OF
the bus line of this city, l have used
St Jacobs Oil on my horses with decl'
d.d success, and can cheerfRlly recon-
mend it TO all stablemen and owners o.
horses, wishing safe and sure lini
mept. Have also used the Oil in my
family and find il equally as effective
there.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

These ailments follow from torpid
liver and costive bowels; the skin,
bowels and kidneys failing in their pro
Der work, an acrid poison is formed in
the blood, which is the occasion OF tnese
acute diseases. Kidney Wort produces
healthy action Of all secretive organs
and th1ovs off the rheumatic poison.
Equally efficient in dry or liquid.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Rnxnr Platforms.

The ladies' who have been under the
necessity of sending TO New York and
Philadel phia for the celebrated patterns
will be glad to hear that q. A. Spencer,
700 Market street, has taken tue agency
for them aud can now supply customers
WITH complete assortment OF patterns.
Bazaar Dress Makers, Q Queens &c. stop
and secure a catalogue.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
RkiIltn the Works shop,

To DO good work the mechanic must
have good health. If long hours OF
confinement in close rooms have en-
feebled his hand or dimmed his sight,
let him at once, and before sone org'n
ic trouble appears, take plenty of HoE
Bitters. his system will DC reluvena.
ted, his nerves strengthened, his s'gh'
become clear, and his whole constitl'
ton be built up to better working con
dition.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Testimonial

A. A. Chapman, the great tohacconis',
Fourth ana ShjPley streets, Whining
ton, highly recommends DIR. Simma
Vegeta ole Liver Pills as the best of al
pills for liver complaint and pnrgative
purposes; he says they are 80 mild am.
easy and splendid in their operation.
| can fully recommend the above.-RHs
porter REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
A. X. Tat aaiI

is prepared to furnish Livery, Club, or
other stables with splendid lot of cut
hay, at n price per ton on a par with
prime Timothy. This hay is put np in
u convenient bales and occupies but
little space. Send your order to hay y
market.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

House and Merchant Tailoring Etab-
lishrnent, N. w. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Burbsnk POtatoes.
N. L. Janney, 3O1 e 30} King stree t,
has Just received few cars of hne Bur
bank pot atoes. These are the best eat
ing potatoes that grow and are late po-
tatoes and will keep Those wanting to
lay in for the winter willdo well to buy
now as they will be very high without
doubt when cold weather SEES in.
CaDbages,
Peter j. Ford has secured the sole
agency in this city from Walters Il
Rhodes, importers Of German cabpages
at Baltimore. They are the largest cab
bage seen in this city for years, some
weighing Y, lJ and as high an 29ibs.
oysters.
If you wan: to get the best and fresh
est oysters III the market 60 to AIh
s"ow'., III Snipiey street 70, %, 80
and 4Octs. per quart, AID also wholesale 70
and retail.
Terrible LO,s Of Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
coaches lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
! ijc. boxes.
! Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing, smarting, irritation OF the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. VI, druggists.
! Depot, n. u. Dantorh.
Fish.
| Powell Bros. have on th"ir stalls i'll
! the Third street market the usual variety
of fish, viz: black basS white fish, cod
fish, haddock, cat fish, &c. &c. Also a
lo! Of oysters,
A Nnbby Ovarcoat
or a stylish suit of clothes made AT rsa-
sonable prices and II fit guaranteed at
Simpson $, 81 Market street.
Let it be embazoned on every heart,
enshrined upon the tables of the
memory, that the grand acme Of smoke
oIogy has been ob,alned in all its per-
fectlon, glory and purity in Marburg's
Seal of North Carolina. Chapman,
Fourth and Sh.pley streets, wholesale
and retail agent
For the finest domestic and imported
| pt'b'lS, tlli III lil' lttutHO NLS 10 anu ooAt
at tie lowest figure call on Geo. Ash At
his Merchant Tailoring Emporium,
! No, 70j Market street.
you want strictly pure batter 90 to
| G. Carton in Second street market. He
has IL fine assortment of Bradford Co.,
and fresh ban rels to select from. Butter
as low as 3OC.
| The Russian Corn Cure is an unfail.
ing remedy for corns-only 10 Cents-at
Hartman Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
lar streets.
Kidney Wort, (liquid or dry), Hon
| Bltters, camphor ice with glycerlne at
| l5a. box, all fresh vaccine points tor
! sale at the drug store of Bearon smith,
cor. Seventh and Pine street.
Awnings taken down and stored dur.
! Ing the winter by John Willie, b04 Mar
ket street
DR.. Bailey's Chill Pills, for sale by
Taylor y Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3N4
King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
The W Gather

Vs. Department. Office Of ths Chiet
signal Officer, Washington, November
s. A. M.
Indications for to-dav-For the Middle
Atlantic States, cloudy weather, rain;
east to south winds; falling barometer;
stationary Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
1000 Waterproof Coats

for ladies, gents. misses and boys at
ST. 10, 81, 1925, 81. so, s. and up. i't re-
ceiyed at Wainwright's 3l2 Market
street every one warranted.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
s,iOaks and DOImans,

very large assortment at remarkably
low prices at Crosby & Hills, 22O And
OBJ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
.,yrA, GAra1Hl""'
r..,cises ut Trinity
rr'',ai'"., ",.s r,.n,"r-rhe Ep,.
a'"'.. .aaa.y -" school" al '''"
. .d0, q, ua. 4 =,

tag Ise,Cises -
vufe'!l"',. '.,t r,eni"E-rhe hp,s
"''''.. .una.y ~ schools al '''"
I''a..' a..,,rdirr the disagreeahle
ydeli %,,,h"r, last evening the
eno 'Ne 'I,y " schools, connected
Ifn1' rnIs" ,ral churches OF t''.S
d The a I an, IN goodIy nun hers' 70
i mI'Sa I'nnpa, v pathc.ing .. the sam"
s%'pe %r,d II, Trinity churrh' cor
t.An wa and kjrg streets, There wa, was
pm "%" 'r;cn.s prc sent, which made
\, sI',, U,a,thrr,nr fT a s'"rmy !,..nn, mSn, at .
s,e',n, :, hoo.s were represented;
so'i.n,%- ,,. St johns, Calvary, Holy
., h'''.o '.olA swedes and Ihh''y
p'o 1, IL, rnv Aired Lee, u. d. l.
" H., ~ r,r ,'.Le Dioces", pre- ided'
p, 3 D nJO ! Parry presided at the or
! wi "T Mr.. W.a.arn J. Fisher as con
c~ ,,r.,s ocwmcucri 10y the
i.l ~ gniinsiG singing
p, y, San No ct .,olr,o. forth TO war
,,.ygly crown tt ghli
Aaa'i .l"'' red banner strcame afSr,
a., ml,rw, 10 nj train
N%.g' s.., Clu dr ak h,F cup o; we
Nnrh,Et over pam,
o.slt,ot bpars his cvos! he!9"
'st''gss u NJ tFain.
'.,r,.,.ye rray,r was then otl"'"H
n1r,,or n'~r' utIrh VA, followed ~
" VA, prN,r.r con '"'t,
w T,.p. f.. wrr tnu Trr'''l ny
'z .,,ara aun 4, .pouded TO h. the
y. THE r-.lrr, \ ThankSpiv.
sSS S1,1,u !.anlalr ltom.nuu was
ATs, tIr :, hpo,e after which the
~ =. ., T., 'aken from III" second
.hF...,.t lake, was Icld hN the
.r,n,;,I Il, "Bsuclic Aulma Nea,
.n.s uv rG' schools, followed
slro.,,,.- creed, whith was re
,j,,onr II. tu.rthrr with N"r~i"'"N
n.n,r, The Collects w"r" then
's1w the El-hrp. The ,'h hool az lIu
81 n singing,
A zen Ihc nme aproln cd
yur. hets luug tVCetold,
EFeu A tla'l 4 sell together
uQg She pIh,ra and one fol e.
t1,nI..Gr ;vcrcd IN excellent AL
|t.,s ,,.rnr,, which Wa> us'' ,d
Y,,rHl.G attention. His H'hlI"SN
,.n".,o. r., ,uugLg hy th" ~'h. ",.,
gia.u ,m.d,st earth and hcaSca,
l.;kur., a'd ltYhl;
NhothrG y fu' 'Oii !ast RiHcn.
10 rc,l ,hc Light
NayThloe anVe. guards defend u.
siu nreT. sweet l'ny mercy send Us,
Ho, fresIr. anG hopes at;cnu us,
Ih.s.yc IUnr night
An Interesting address was delivered
t,ke Rev Nj Boulten, Of West 'h ~
h Pa, which vas appreciated by all
y~nr O,hrr prominent speakers
rs expected TO he present, but owing
ssur unforeseen event, word was re-
evul that ,hty could no, bc pre- sent.
Sr,aI short speeches were made how
MI and au oii,rins for Missionary
vii was taken up, which nett3d
Fpa arg" sun. =,
--us, tpat.. shepherd, hear me:
wang as the closing hyinu, after
Vi. the a ,,!ence was uissmlSsc,i
WAIVER ana the beucllctIon, and
l. srnt turned their faces home
mi elipg more than repaid for com
gsi in all the storm.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
The Place

for choice Java. Laguira, Maracaibo
and Rio coffee is at Crippen s, No. b r..
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
The flnesk
On n Bus Line.

20 and 90 cent tea in this city is sold al
Crippen's, No. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
blankets
ubeumat,c diseases.

An immense assortment OF best good
and lowest prices at Crosby n Hiil's.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
K cents

II. l.. Russell will offer on Weahes
day morning one case Of best prints al
&c. o yard.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
w nnted.

A copy of the first edition of the RE-
pu nLICAN, of November b, for when
3 cents will he paid at this office.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Black Gas ,,meres .

ally ~ io kinds ofdress goods at wonder
and oao aow prices, Crosby and Hill, 22(
2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Towels and Napkins.

A very large assortment Of fine goods
al Crosby & Hills, go and ~ Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Get Your BOY ono

of those gossamer coats at Mullln y
Sons, Sixth and Market Streets
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

State Of the TherRWm0ter
st the REPUBLICAN, Office, iu the shade
this morning:
7 O'Clock 10 Oo'clock IL O'Clock
go $40 70
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Y>R. KLINES GREAT NERVE Ri
- STORER, is the wonder OF the age for
all nerve diseases. All tLs stopped irse. SEM
To gSl Arch street, Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
rR..us,rul rsble Linens.

Fine goods and elegant designs at
Crosby h Hills.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
SPECIAL aEaTIOU

The leaders OF the merchant tailors in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Eetab-
lishLnent, N. w. cor. Fourth and Market
streets
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

..sna., 'EeucI!c Auima Mea,
,,.e by 'H" schools, followed
uSlro,,l,. creed, whirh was re
j,,on. H. 'o.rthrr with NcrsIc!">
%.ou,r. GG" Collects w"r" then
's5w the E,,hrp, The school again
Inn >n,lIC,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

W. il, Eoy Aired Lee, u. ID: L.
" G-I G-I,,,,.Lp Diocese, pre- ided.
,, D nJOp Parry presided at the or
! Np, vr W!,.ain J. Fisher as CON
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Powell Bros. have on th"ir stalls III
the Third street market the usual variety
of fish, viz: black bass, white fish, cod
tisb, haddock, cat fish, &c, &c. Also a
lOt Uf oVSttrS.