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ATHLEPHoNH On 1IRl.
The EfYect Of Casual Connection wAh
an Electric LIGHT Wire.

u No 1hDSt VI S08e8A SSssSS~~~. 49,
an Electric Light Wire.
NEw YoRK, April ia short time
ago Mr.. John Sawyer, on approaching
his telephone, which belongs to the Bell
system, saw smoke issuing from behind
the bells in the boz. The bells and
handles were too hot for him to touch,
and he could see sparks in the box. At
that moment IN employe Of the Tele-
phoae company entered the ofice. At
the head office Il had been learned be-
fore Mr.. Sawyer made the discovery
thst something was wrong. The work.
men cut the main connecting wire and
the trouble was over.
Mr.. Sawyer was informed that the
wire Of the United States Electric Light
Company had come IN contact with the
telephone wire OF the Telephone Com.
pany, and by reason Of the greater In.
tensity OF the current the wood OF the
box had been scorched. Another In.
strumsnt was put up in Mr.. Sawyer's
ofiica.
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Given Un nhrDnctn-

.ni ls II !! possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
remedy" ~ ''hP'e .
81 assure You 1t is true that he is en-
nreiy cured, and With nothing bnt Hon
,o.s D,.,ers, ~ and only ten days ago his doe.
'o,S myvlW vaye ann up and said lie must dielp
IN n"el''a,day. That is remarkable I
VII VII 70 this day and get some for INV
.,ST o Se rge-l know hops are good. y
ASnRnhn' Bros. & Co., Agents.
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DRY GOODS.
Hev York.

Nxw Yosx, April ls.-Dry Goods =
The general market continues quiet
Wooirn goods are dull in 6r.t hands.
Cotton goods are In irregular demand; {;
leading makes steady; Atlantic sheetlngs
sold ahead and taking orders st value;
prints remain quies, ginghams active,
and dress goods slusssb. Hasisry and
underwear are dull.
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Ehot His Brother.

ST. Lours, April ls.-A special dis
patch from Kansas City says: News
has Just been received here that VIM.
Mattox shot and killed his brother,
Hezekiah Mattox, four miles from Lib.
er,y, Clay county, at noon to-day. No
particulars were gwen.
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Bound for Rn,t.r onar..-.

,Id.SciSNArI, April lS.-The Chamber
=. oommeree, by an overwhelming vote,
9s.ee Ss 70 accept the oder OF the lease OF
t Nes opera House for three years
TSeSinnlns January ls', lSS9, and will at
'nal Tine remove 20 that plaee-
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s.vors Storm Along the Coast,

HALIFAX, n. s., April ls.-From oil
parts OF the western shore accounts
come OF the extreme severity OF the
storm OH Good Friday night The de-
struction is described as more extensive
than by the terrible storm OF 1860.
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Fears for the Safety Of On Unitsd States
Trtente.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-The United
States frigate Constitution left League
Island ten days ago, and has not been
heard from since. Some apprehensions
for her safety are felt II is said she Was
imperfectly manned, and doubts are eI-
pressed az TO her seaworthiness.
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Lynched on Sunday.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April ls.-A ne
gro charged with the assassination of
leading citizen OF Gadsden county. some
time since, was taken from the jail 10
Quincy on Sunday, by disguised men
and hanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-19

=, sAEE and sure means OF restoring
tns youthful color Of the hair is fur.
1lsned n oy rarkers Hair Balsam, which IA
cleanliness. superior
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His Very Much Unexpected
death To-Day.

LONDON, April 10, 5 A. M.-beacons-
fields physicians regard the present
symptoms as giving grounds for more
grave anxiety than at any period during
his illness. ,
LONDON, April 10, $50 A. H.-Lord
Beacons6eld is dead.
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AKNSTnoue-os flasdsy nemssg. Aesil
aesd . yeaeA
yunsai tsen ~ lsss sssi1saes. wsdsssdsy
ussninS, Apsl -. q % e'slesk.
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usv Yoek.

Nsw Yosx, April l8.-Cotton-Quis
at lOitSlllc; futures weak. Flour
Steady and unchanged; receipts 5000
barrels; exports 1900 barrels. Whsat
Higher; receipts $4,000 bushels; OF.
ports 3l7, 900 bushels; No. 2 Chicago
and Milwaukee 81 229l "a; ungrsded
red 81 l7@l 2s; No. do 81 100
/ e0}; No 9 do. 81 23i0l 2i; steamer
do 81 %; No. | red 81 28; mixed Win.
ter 81 201l q; No. 2 white : 20};
No. do sales 32 900 bushels, at u ~
al %; steamer No. do 81 10; No.
4 seller April, sales 2i8,000 bushels, at
81 22iGl 2It; SELLER May, sales $4,000
bushels, At 81 2i(Sl 22t; seller June,
sales 296. 600 bushels, at 81 20t@l q;
seller Jnly, sales 5000 bushels, at
81 IsICsl 10. Con-Fsirly active and
Q shade higher; receipts l94, 600 bush.
els; exports ia 900 bushels; ungrsded
b5i05fc; No. 5 55tCS55ic; steamer 6s
059c; No. 2 do SEQ 59ic; old do &c,
delivered; low mired 59I@60c; No. 2
seller April 59@ 59lc; seller May 66t
(a58c; seller June 1t955Ic. Osts--
Firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; west.
ern mixed 44(948c; white western l5
6ASIc. Hay-Quiet but steady at 700
csc. Hops-Quist and unchanged. Col
iee-Nominally unchanged. Sugar :.
Strong. In fair demand and unchanged.
Molas e,-F Firm at C0c; test 3ic. Rice--
steady; Louisiana and Carollna 4tC97ic,
for common 10 choice. Petroleum-Dull
and weak; United Sltc; crude 6ICs7sc:
refined nc asked. Tallow-Essier st
eft96Ic. kosin - Fir.n st 67tGs72ic.
observation-disclosures at t0c. Evxs -
Easisr at I99i9tc. Poxk-Demsnd sc-
tive and prices advanced; old mess
Sl6 50; new do SIS %. Beef-Firm.
Out Neats-Strong and higher; long
clear &c; short clear 9lc. LArd-Aetive.
firm and higher; prime steam I'll 100
IL 80. Buttef-Unsettled st l0fs Z5c.
Chesse-Firm for choice st l0Sl2ic.
TolsDo. Apil ls.-Wbeat-OI.red
strong. closing Q shade sasssr: No. j
white Michigsn 81 o.: amber hichis.n
81 II; No. rcd Wabash, spot, u ~;
seller Nay and June 81 1li; seller July
81 on; seller Augus 81 OF; No. red
Wsbesh N %; rsjsctsd Sc; No. 2 red
mixed Sl 10. Corn-Quis4; high mixed
1aie: No. z 3 spot and ss!isr July !7e;
No. . white Soc; rejected vt. Osts-
Quist; No. . ssac.
Nsv OusAss, Apfii 10. - Co6ss-
Dali; Rio casvoss, ordinary 70 psin~.
| lO0i3}c. 6u0af-Aetive. hrm and high.
o.; inferior 70 good common el66ic;
common 70 eood common 6i07Sc; yel'
| lov clarified st08tc. Nolasses-6ssady
and In fair demand; inferior l5Aise
| centrifugal 10037e; common DC; iail
19035c; prime 5000. Rics-Dafl
os15sasy 70 phms 406ie.
tAddisisaI xsvhas - HSwa PAe.J
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April Is -F1our-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Fairly active and Q
shade higher; No. 2 red winter 81 06
al O8J; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 02i
cash; 81 O4:b'd seller May; 81 05i seller
June; 81 oct seller July; Ne. 3, s3(s9'c;
rejected 75(9S2lc. Corn-Active firm
and higher at 42t(a43c CAST: 43943t
seller May and June; 43}(943ic seller
July: rejected 4ltc. Oats-Steady and
In fair demand at 34t@34ic CASH 353
seller May and June; safe seller July.
Rye-Qniet and firm At 81 GOAL Dot.
Barley - Strong and higher st 81 05.
Flax Seed-At 81 IL. Pork-Excited
and higher at SIS 50 cash; SIS 500
IS 52i seller May; SIS 65SIs 20 seller
June; SIS 759lS 30 seller July. Lard
Strong and higher at Gil 10 cash; /;
sll 4O.s,Il 42i seller May; $l1 52l9
II So seller Juxe;$ll 65(sll 674 seller
July. Bulk Meats-Strong and higher;
shoulders - 20; short ribs % 80: short
clear 80 90. Whisky-Quiet and un.
changed at 81 Cs.
BALrINoRK, April l8.-Flour. Steady ;
Western fnpefnHc % <Ns1 WI SAds
"a 25ta5 co; fsmily IS 25t96 rs. Wheat
-Wes,ern higher and strong; No. 2 vim.
te, red. spot and seller April 81 2lj0
I ~: seller May 81 20s@l 204; seller
June 81 20Csl e0i; seller July 81 l6a
b;d. Cop-Western higher and hrm;
western mixed spot 57}@5sc; seller
April 5sis57c; seller May 6St95S}c;
seller June 54i@55c; seller July $50
5SIc: seller August 55ic bid; steamer
sic. Oats-Highsr and firm; white
43tS4sc; Pennsylvania 47c. Rye-Hish.
or and strong at 81 20. Hay -Firm
prime To choice Pennsylvania and Mary
and s2l OJS2l 50. Provisions-Mess
Pork, old SIS 90; new 80 90. Bulk
Meats-Clear rio sides, none Offering;
packed 6IG9lc. BAcon-Shoulders 7ci
clear rib sides lie; hams llCl2e. Lard
Refined l2c. Butter-Quiet. E@-
Firm At lS9l9c. Petroieum-Quiet
refined SIC. Cofee-DulL sug,f-
Firm; A soft, 9ic. whisky-Quist n
81 l9iSl 20.
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PRODUCE.

, salss. tOhcpf.
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II often happens that immigrants land
here expecting friends to meet them and
are disappointed. Letters have gone
astray, or were erroneously written, or
the expected friends are dead. For an
expectant woman who has made the
voyage alone to land here, q stranger in
the midst Of crowd, and fails 20 fiud
husband or sister or brother to whom
she had written from the old country, is
productive Of the direst distress, espe-
cially II the poor woman is without
funds But there is q lively sympathy
Tor such unfortunate people, and either
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
keasy Easy At 4 to 6 Per csat-eevsm.
msns Firm and highsr-flour
Dull end Nomlnal-Whsat
Fairly Active and
Shade Higher
Hogs Dull.

NV YoRK. April ls.-Moxuv- Active
at 406 per cent, closing at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6(S6 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills dull at
4slA; demand 1881.
SILvKH-At London 62id per ounce;
bar silver here iii; subsidiary silver
coin tSl per cent discount.
GoyRRxxKSrs-Firm and i@i per
cent. higher.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
AT POLICE COUR /.
4 Violation Of City O.dl0auce-A
Case Of Assauit-A Number OF
brunks.

Mayor Allmsnd presided Mt police
court last evening. Tne first prisoner
brought out was sam Schohell. He
came into the station house in the after
noon and asked PERMISSION 10 interview
q prisoner named Barr, The privilege
was granted him. The acting chief
Whs,en, having occasion to 60 back in
10 the ogls, saS sam III the act OF
passing bottle Of whiskey 70 the
prisoner. !ie WAS Immediately taken
into custody and upoh being locked ny
he acted in disorderly manner. The
Mayor imposed Rne Of 81 and costs.
NJ. T. Poole, was again before the
Mayor on the charge of violating a city
ordinance, h. erecting frame huild'
ing, within the city limits. j. II
kotiocker, Esq appeared for the de-
fence.
Mr.. Poole was required to pay a I'm,
Of 31s and ordered % remove the build
linz within twcnty-foHr hours. Mt
lloii,ckrc Appealed from the decision "'
the Mayer, and security in the sum oI
500 was furnished The ease against
hr. Poole the other evening, for main.
tanning - nuisance, in which h" wa
found guilty, an appeal Was al :" taken
Two drunks, with the usual penalty
concluded the hearings for lhc evening
This morning, John Dugan was ar
raigucd for committing an assault uInE
prominent citizen, whose name w
withhold by request The Mayor r"
uuircd him 10 pay s. and costs and en-
ter bail in the sum of 800 10 keep tn,
peace. when he was searched ii razol
wa- found upon him. He will be trie'
this evening on the charge OF carrying
concealed deadly weapons.
-Four common drunks constituted thu
hearings this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Alleged Graveyard insnrRnee
EIurder."

News reached I.eading Wednesday
through private sources, OF the murder
Of an old man in Epurata townshlp
Lancaster county. The mans life was
Insured to the amount, 1t Is thought, oI
&c, 900. held by different parties, one OF
whom became impatient, and TOOK II
into his head TO put the old man out OF
the way. 1t appears the murder occur
red five or six weeks ago, but has Just
come to light through boy nalhs!
John Gallagher, who saw the affair,
and was offered TWO dollars 10 keep the
matter quiet. heparties Interested IN
the policy made the man drunk, TOOK
him to hay loft and arranged trap,
and then, after he had slept while
called him: he staggered upon the trap,
fell through, and died from his I'M ,iries
within twenty four hours. Suspicion
of foul play was excited, and the grave
ward insurance men were afraid 10 col
loct the policy, aud they put the boy on
with the payment of his ~. on the plea
that they had not yet received their
money. The boy, disappointed aud
angry, told what he knew, and the 81
fair is row being Investigated by the
authorities. The person or persons
who committed the deed held Poiicy
of 5000.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
rhe Experience Of an Eo1tors
wife,

consider it proper to put in good
word for St. Jacobs Oil, which l do
from my own experience. My wife had
rheumatism for years, and suffered
very greatly she used many remedies
without relief. A few months ago |
bought hottie Of St. Jacobs Oil and
the success wnich attended its use leads
me TO recommend this article to all
similarly affected. The first applica-
tion acted like tragic, and the OCCASION
al use of ST. Jacobs Oil has prevented
the return of this great trouble with It's
almost iutolerahle pain. ! consider st
Jacobs Oil a great benefaction. and
advise all ho suffer with rheumatism
or other painful diseases to try this
remedy, and they will zee for them
sell yes I have not said too much In its
praise. Il. II. KIM, El.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

Warner, asking for gas lamp on West
street. between Third and Fourth; G.
w. Weldin, permission to pave gutter
on Broome street, between Seventh and
Eighth; w. j. McClary, asking for pay
ment Of damages caused BY the late
Sunday evening storm, amounting to
e32. 81, to property on Sixth street, be-
tween Madison and Monroe.
Mr.. Paynter called up for third and
final reading the ordinance for the re-
lief Of Archibald Giver, from the re-
quirements Of the ordinance ref rring
TO bay windows. IL was adopted with
but a single dissenting vote, that OF Mr..
Mention. GA motion Council adjourn
ed.
During the evening orders were di.
rected TO be drawn for the payment OF
the following bills: Pay roll Street
Commissioner, $l62.9s: pay roll Water
Department, $3l060; Police tpay roll
2, lt6 Gs; miscellaneous pay roll 1884,
49, Penna. Globe Gaslight Co., 49S 46;
Patrick Carherry, 2,2ll.OS; A. G.. b,
Anderson, il5.4; Jonn Grlnnage, S..
IN
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
brandy wine hundrea Items.

srecial Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
The sown wheat is growing finely.
The corn crop Is turning out better
than was expected.
John Booth is building q stable l9xle
feet at his re idenCc.
Mrs. Susanna H. Pierce ana hsi
mother, have moved TO Chester, and op'
ened n grocery store.
j. ". Oskins has sold his farm to
Robert Zebley. Terms private
H. W. Barlow is building barn for
himself.
John Blackwell Il Bro have moved to
Chester, Pa they intend to open ltour
and feed store.
Lewis Harvey is building An cad to
his grist mill.
George Casey who was hurt some
time aga by his horse running away has
recovered.
Charles Taliey has hnilt kitchen to
his resiheucc. W. T. Galbreath done the
cal pentering.
Johu Andersou's sou George had his
arm brohea by beiug dragged over a
fence, while leading a horse BY hitch
ing strap. ,.r,
Mr. AlDin Baldwin surveyed the line
for the proposed school district.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
either Dry or LIQUID.

The demand of the people for an cas-
ier method of preparing kidney-Wort
has induced the proprletors, the well
known wholesale druggists, Wells
Richardson 81 Co, of Burlington, VT,
to prepare IL for sale In liquid form a.
well az in dry form. II saves all .ht
labor Of preparing, and as 1t is equal :
efficient it is preferred by many persons
Kidney. Wort always md every WHERE
proves itself . perfect remedy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
1he Boss Corn.

A farmer in Chrissiana Hundred, left
at our office on Friday evening, half !"
dozen ears Of corn that greatly eXcet
in size those sent us from Mill Cree
Judging from this sample we sho"
say that Christiana is the boss Hnn6'' 4:
in the State for big cara. Each ear OF
this sample measures from u to lAa
inches in length and is ofgood thickness
Three Of them would certainly MAKE
two quarts Of corn. When ears grow
to such o monstrous siEe the growing
of hundred bushels Of shelled cern 10
the acre could be easily accomplished.
II any farmer in the State can show
a larger ear we should IKE 10 zee ~.
rbe only fertilizer applied was little
BARNARD manure in each hill.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
No Uao Always ID ,pc tori Ng

Isaw 80 much said about The nent'
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who w's
always doc.orlng and never well, teas
ed me 20 urgently to get her Hoiae, |,
concluded to be humbugged again; ana
| AIN glad did, for in less than two
months nsc of the Bitters my wife was
cured and she has remained NO for eigh'
teen months since. like such hum
bugging.-H.T. T. st. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
KinnaN nrDk on.

A large pane Of glass in the bulk
window Of tine store, on the Dnrth east
corner of Front and Mark. streets
was accidently shivered into atoms last
evening, by the wind blowing through
the STORE causing the Immense amount
in the window to press too heavily up
against IL.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Don,t Obstruc,your system.

Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to Do
on your feet; that constant drain that Is
taking from your system all its elias
ticity; driving the bloom from your
cheeks that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irritable and
fretful, can easily be removed ny the
use Of that marvellous rsmedy Hop Bit.
tcrs, Irregularities and distractions OF
your system are relieved at once, while
the special cause of periodical pain 10
permanently removed. Will you hesi
this.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Passed Away.

We are Informed that William Van
desrift, of the First Delaware cavalry'
for whom inquiry was made YESTERDAY
WAN xillei during the war. HIS broth
or, Isaac Ward Vandegrift, resides nrai
McDonough, and may be addressed oy
any one wishing further information III
regard 10 the matter.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Rpv. Dr. AlkR1uE. .

The many friends Of Rev. William
Aikmsn, d. d., the former pastor OF
Hanover church in thi. city, will have
tho opportunity OF hearing him preach
Tomorrow morning in the West Pres,
bvteriau church. DR.. Aikman has ust
recovered from severe protracted III
ness, which made it necessary for hun
to resign his pastorate OF the pfesby
terian church of Aurora, N. T., and
at present he has 10 charge. de Will
spend few days in Wilmington visit
ing his friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
the W cath or.

We, Department, Office OF tho Chief
Signal OFcer, Washington, November
g., A. n.
Indications for to-day-Ror the Middle
Atlantic States, clear weather, colder;
westerly winds; stationary barometer;
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
TestiA0ntA{, ,

A. A. Chapman, the great tobacconiss,
Fourth and Shipley streets, Whining
ton, highly recommends DR.. simms
Vegetable Liver Pills as the best OF oil
pills for liver complaint and purgative
purposes he says they are so mild and
easy and splendid in their operation.
I can fully recommend the above,-B-
porter RAPuBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
You arc Warned not to Read This

We defy competition in everything IN
our line as TO prices and workmanship.
Estimates furnished and work done in
any locality accessible by railway in
Delaware, Mary land or Pennsylvania.
A. p. Jackson & Bro, Painters aud
Paper Hangers, 515 Tatnall street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Keen Your =, stem Ia order

II you are subject to ague you must
be sure to keep your liver, bowels and
kidneys in good, free condition. Wher
10 you will be free from all attacks. Ihe
remedy 10 use is Kidney-Woft. 1t IL
the best preventive Of all malarial dis
easee that you can take.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Prints! Prints

G. A. Spencer, 700 Market street, or
pens to-day one case short length stan
dard Prints. at Z cents a yard. Also
an elegant assortment comprising some
of the most handsome effects ever dis
played at 7 and 8 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
N aNNh WARM

and buy blankets and comfortnbles of
c. A. Spencer, 700 Market street; no mas
one of the most complete aasor IN
the city and the prices are right.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Hnfialos an d Rlanke cts.

Just received by J. A, Conner q:
his new harness store, n. East Fourth
street, near Market, the largest and
finest assortment OF butfalos, horse
blankets and lap robes 70 be found in
the city,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

What's the use sitting all day In the
house with . bad cold or hacking
cough when DR.. Balls Cough syrup
Will cure you in short time.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

E>R. kLlNE'S GHEAT NERVE RG-
- STuRER. Ia tho wonder OF the a1e Tor
ii nerve diseases. AL IT'S stopped free. SeT.5
to sSl Arru street, Ph!laieiDhia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
waterproof Cloaks

for Ladies', Gents, Misses and Boys at
Waiuwright's, 312 Market street, fol-
$l.75, $500, $2.D up. Every one war
ranted.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Coals ana DOln,ans.

Crosby & Hill are offering q very
large assortment of cloaks ,dolmans AND
Jackets st wonderfully low prices
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

A at guaranteed at stern b Mmmer.
mans, Ill Market street,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
REDUCTION OF PHIxES.
Inn seIlinS W ~. Lea d SONS

l,TRhY COWS TnO COWS ONE RED
spd white, ,he other br.nd,e, strayed
away from lii nth sno Harrison streets, on
Thursday ANY ore returning theM or CIV
will be sai.sbIv rcwardsd. nov4-2Jr
PATRICK FAAEY, lll8 Conrad ct.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
state Of tho Thernsss0esSs

at thu REPUBLICAN Office, in tho shade
his morning:
7 O'Clock 10 n'clock ~ oiook
~ 5O3 u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
pyAZER AXLR GRBASE.

One RreasinS with Frazer Axle Grease VII
last two weeks, all others two 70 three daye
ry it, 1t receivsd trst premium at the Ce--
tennial and Paris Exposition.
We are selliag flour much cheaper than
when In town. Call End see for y0utssive OF
sodres Il. Ii. Mccartney, By postal at hid
dies ba ok Also a full line oi groceries d
reasonable prices.
Louis Bea, No u East Second street has
inst received the iirst supply ot prime o,sters
and is ready from to day 10 sell at wholesal IL
and retail, the best quali.y OF oysters py
the gallon, qunrt and pint.
The reason that W. W. Woodward, Sixth
and Tatnal II sire ts cAn sell good ldfile..ro
cheaper than any other store, Is that he mas
ysry little expenses. and intends I" give 'he
uutlio tho benefit Of 1t in low Pr.ces.
The law in relation to tramp., gays all per.
sons n0s ha,ing any 7lsib.s meaas ol su9pol'
GA n be arrssteG as u tramp and locked up.
Thea u drunken man leaning up aga nst II
lalnp post 10 ali y. X. tiis suppofi is viz
iOle.
Dr. Dar,ncn, new at COS Market street, on
hi,,hIrLy-frsL 81 visit. Tals sp3ats well f.r the
Doctor int he is s, well lNown NJ 70 Feed
no co,nrenL irs.l US. All c.ronc dlSsapes
q SD cialty. S nSay office hours Fl IN III a
m, 10 y. N. helnenb"r hts time Is short
open tins evening until Ooc."cK.
A "b,ue" coated young m n,
A CLUB IN the hand young man.
For l run siGh tho boys,
Who IN ,ks u loud nolss,
And pull them &ll In ut ''ten.'
An insurance young man,
A talker from Greenland.
Who won't be treated rough
Or 70 OF ID huff,
But stiok until death 10 his man.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
0FoCIAL REMTlOn

The leaders Of the merchant tailOrs -
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and keTehant Tailoring EAtsb.
lishment,N. W. COZ. Fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

The leaders Of the retail clothing trade IN
our city. The Wilmington Clothing House.
N. w. corner Fourth and Market streets.