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Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
A eaky Warrant.

A warrant was sworn out by John B.
Brown, last Thursday, before Squire
Vandegrift, against Alexander II. Ma
son, the ex letter carrier. He was
charged with assault and battery, us.
ing abusive language and trespass.
When the writ was served, and about
to be read, it was found that the tres,
pass clause was str cken out. But not
withstanding this fact Mason was sum
montd to appear last evening before
the E-quire, which he dll bringing L..
G. Vandsgrift. Esq, as counsel who
examined the writ, and said that the
erasing Of the last clause of the charge
made the writ invalid, and asked that
the case be dismissed, the complainant
pay ing costs, which was doue.
A new wa rant WAS immediately y
written out by Squire Nandegrift, and
sworn to by the complainant, but 10
and behold, when they turned to hook
for Mason, he had gone. This created
some fun for the lockers On, tut not 81,
,, much tor the complainant.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Nellie Wrights Nystsriou. Death.

ALBION, \. V, Oct. 4.-The Coroner +
inquess IN the Nellie Wright case is
still incomplete, aud III the absence OF
evidence the jury has adjourned TO Ocl.
10. 1t seems now that Orleans County
is about TO have q tragedy to unraveI
as mysterious az the Jennie Cramer
case of New Haven. From the facts
thus far brought 10 light there are
several theories advanced TO account
for the mysterious death. Some think
Miss Wright took strycLnine and
poisoned herself in the presence Of her
!oaramour, Frederick hopkins, VII"
was arrested and lodge in jail, and
that when he found her dead upon his
hands, he threw the body into tn.
canal; and yet abe was badly bruised
and cut about the head, which would
seem to indicate that she had b+en
murdered and then thrown iuto the
canal. Upon her person were found
two letters; one adressed to Mr.. James
Wright, OF Millville, Orleans County,
N. y. and marked, "Send this TO
father" and the other to Mrs. Sarah
Wright, with the sa,ne adress, and
mGrked, "Seud this 10 mother" The
one addressed 10 her mother was datei
Albion, Sept. -, 1881. In il she says
she ha I slnned amt brought disgra e
upon her dear ones as home; that she
loved Fred. Hopkins, ana could not
bear to See him love another, and there
fore had boul ht poison and was goiDg
TO die; and added: Fred is reponsihle
for It," She said her dear ONES had 10
shun her on account OF her sins, huN
she hoped they would forgive the pour
erring daughter and sister, and tlaS
she had told Fred that she wuuld XIII
herself If left alone. FmI had been
kind to her until the PAST week, she
said, and she knew he had asked her
TO come ard stay with him Thursday
night at knowlesville, and she was
going, AZ she could not bar to die
away from him. The Coroner has re-
moved the internal organs of the deld
girl, and will submit the,a to chemist
tor analysis to determine il she Was
poisoned. The physicians state that
Miss Wright has been pregnant for
80 days before her deash. Mr. Hopkins,
the allrdged paramo.ir, is of respect.
able parsntage, and atfirms his inno-
CenCe Of anyl hln- criminal.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Third edition.
rRE BEHAVE
The Roarth AnW1veFsary Of the
lntroauctlon Of An Eastern Dry
Goods 0t0ro In WilmingtOn.

The Roarth ADWAvoFsary Of the
lntroAuction Of An Eastern Dry
Goods Store In Wilminston.
Yesterday was four years since Rus
sell b Northrop, both from Connecti-
cut, started the large dry goods s;or' at
3O6 Masket street, which is kept up
with increasing favor and is daily filled
with customers. When started 1t was
an experiment with the eprOprietOrs who
had much to lose ii it did hot sue
ceed, and . critical public looked upon
1t with many doubts, and as some per-
sons passed by who were certain tney
knew all about such things, looked
askance at each other with the remark;
"Well it may last a few weeks, but at
all events 1t will tizzle.
Not discouraged the proprletors, in a
city of strangers, opened their doors
and let the public in to see their stock.
This was enough. From that their
course has been onward and upward.
More stores OF the same kind have
opened in the city. The dry goods and
notion trad3 has been revolu;iouized,
and Russell & Northrop were the
Pioneers and led the van in the revolu.
tion. In the course of two years, Mr..
Northrop withdrew iron the firm and
Mr.. G. A. Spencer, also from CoDnecti-
cut, succeeded hiin asMr. Hussell' part
ner and the firm became Russell II
Spencer.
The new store still grew in favor and
it's patronage Increased, Encouraged
by the activity in the dry goods trade,
MIR. Spencer IN time withdrew from the
firm and started a mammoth fture At
another piece in this city. From This
time Robert l.. russell, all aloug the
senior member Of the fruI, has con-
Quoted the business alone and has IN
creased the popularity of the store, OF
himself ard ot his polite and attentive
clerks.
BY strict attention to business, polite
ness, honest dealing and having the
beA stock of goods on hand a.all times,
Mr.. Russell has secured the custom ana
good wishes of large proportion ui the
citizens of Wilmington, and the sur
rounding country. MIR. kussetI has
Just laid iI an uneNcelted variety OF
Iall dresses and goods OF al Kind, and
ladies and gentlemen who favor him
with their patronage Will have no rca-
son to regret tnat they pstronizei the
/" Beehive store.
Mr.. Russ lls curse is still upward. :.
and if anybody should drop into his
store at almost any hour OF the day
he would be forced TO the conulusiuu
tina: Mr.. Eussel's store looks IKE any
thing else than u store that woutG ttZI.c
out as predicted four years ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
AGiaHt.'s H.s ExpOsltiSa.

Tue International Cotton Exhibition
At Atlanta was opened yesterday, with
very large attendance. The FiiIll
United States A,tlIlery and Gate City
Guards were drawn mp in front oi the
grand tamd, where the cerem mics took
place. After prayer l'y RiShup EiliU'r
of Texa-, the lorna Ifeseut.,r o uf IL,
buildings and glOuUua WAS made by
Director General kimbali. the accep
tance being male by Governor Colqui {.
Senator Vance, Of North Carolina. tbe,
delivered an address ot welcome, which
was I-'i'"u,leu to be Senator Voorhees,,
Of Indiana
Th. Exposit on Ode composed by
P.nl H. hayn., Of Geo gja, was th.r
Irad Tn ha!l-iui an Chorus was Stnls
and G' vernon G"quitr then declared
the eAhi!'it!on nl~il,'t. Hon. Alfred r.
Goshprn, SENATORS Vance and Noorher.
and Director General Kimbtll assisted
the Gotrrno. in s1arting the machinery
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
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Powder Mti, I.xplOsion.

Ahmt 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
a loud explosion, tn2 loud to te from
the blast u! rock, WA hearj un the
Rrandywiu-, aud AZ bhe same t,lIe d
Ir'rceptihl. lre;n0r WAS ie;t in the citv
aud some Of the pansS in the windows
were shaken in a lively manner. Any
doubts An I" lll. rrport being powder
mill explosion were socn s-i at rest by
the appearance Of thick volume o.
white smoke that rose ur above IN.
/ tops . tle trees, and tloatrd eastward
nhtii ab.ofhci III 'ie atmo>pAcre. TIE
report was caused by The explosion OF
one Of the Dupont mills, IN which were
about 500 pounds OF powder which had
uecume dry and hence the explosion.
No one was injnrei, as Ja'ues Mo
LaughlIn uho runs the mill WAS absent
at the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Collector Kyse,s Omse.

In tho posters which Collector Of coun-
ty taxes Mr.. Kyne has posted around
his district, he publishes his office at
So.6O2]T Market street, but it GEMS that
notwithstanding this fact lie does not
occupy the ofice published, but stays
In the city collectors Office No. 10 East
Sixth street, which he formerly occupied
when he was city tax collector. Pub.
fishing his Office in one place and occu.
pying another office In . different place
has led 70 confusion on the part Of per-
sons who have been hunting up Mr..
kyne to whom they wished to pay their
taxes. They almost invariably 20 to
602ls Market street only 70 tird Mr..
Bedford at his published post of duty,
but Mr.. kyne somewhere else. IL is
suggested that Mr. Kyne occupy his
office as ha published he would or else
recall his advertisement and tell the
people where they can lind him.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
DIR. ToDD,s FAMILY MEDICINES

No. s, for dyspepsia and Constipation; No,
10, for Diarrhes Dysentery and Cherlers In.
fantum; No. ID, iOr Brights Disease and
other diseases Of the Kidneys; No. 20, fol
Coughs and Colds; No. rs, for Coughs, Bron
chitis and Lung Difficulties; No. 80, fol
Asthma SrouD and Whoopiog Cough; Nos
IS ard 40, for Catsrrh; No. As, for Hoarseness
and Sore hroats; Nos. 10 and b5, Diseases
of the Blood and Skin; No. 20 and 66,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Bowels, Stom
ach, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb, erc., Nos. 7t
and Is, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ana aout;
NO. 80, for " orms; No. S., Functional DIS
ease OF tho Heart; No. 20, for Nervous Weak
ness; No 95, Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive of Smallpox, Spe itic; Nos. 10:
and ITO, Fever. Ague all low types Of Fever
Malarial Diseases generally; No. ll5, to reg
| ulate the Menstrual discharge, hmenorrhGa
| Dysmenorrhea. ETC.; No. ~. lncon,inuanct
of Urine in , hi'dren; No l25, Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc.
1hess medicines arc especially prepared
ant cNn DO relied upon to cure the Diseases
for which ttey are recommended. Price bu
cents and 81 per 10 tie, F'r sale by drug
xists and the Proprietor, DR. James Todd, No.
su2 Market street. Wilmington, Delaware.
Persors suherin from any Chrome Disease
viii do well TO consult DR., Todd. Office hours
from n. IN. to p. m, on tuesday and Fri
day, and from to p. IN. all o her days ex-
cept Sundays
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
BA. N RUfuC0.

The stack yard on the farm of John
A. Savin, near.th "Seven Hickories, u
Kent county, Del. was discovered to
be on fire, on Wednesday evening last,
and soon got beyond control. All OF
the outbuiltings with their contents
were destroyed. The buildings consist
ed OF granary and corn cribs, stables
and barracks. The contents were 1000
Nkeaves of blades, 10 bushels of wheat,
wheat drill anh other farming imple-
mentS. The dwelling house was saved
with difficulty. Mr.. Savin estimates
his loss at $1,000, On which there is an
lnsurance"f 5000, in the Kent County
Insurance Company.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
FOURTH EDITION.
A LEGISLATOR DRowHED,
HIS Boas Upset as the Scauylkill-
A strange Affair.


Mr.. Edward Law, a member of the
Legislature for the Eighth district, of
Philadelphia, w;s drowned in the
Schuylkill River at half.pastfve o'clock
yesterday afternoon. At the time the
accident occurred Mr.. Laws was row.
ing in = singlt-skull shall. He hal
gone above Girard avenue hrid2 turn
I'd around in the rongh water, aud was
proceeding to theU diversity buat house.
When opposite the Geological Garden
landing his boat upset and he was
thrown into the river
Mr.. Law was an excellent swimmer,
and at once struck out tor the shore,
and had nearly reached land when a
Park Guard who was standing on the
Girard avenue bridge noticed that he
turned around and swan back to the
boat, which was standing In the mid
die of the river. just before reaching
the boat the unfortunate man threw up
his hands and sank henean the water.
Help was Immediately summoned, ,
and the Park Guards began search for
the body, which was recovered in the
course of au hour, and taken to the res
idence of his father, No. 1912 Walnut
street.
Mr.. Law was born in this city No.
vemh.r Dth, lSt1, was graduate Gf
Harvard College and the University of
Pennsylvania. He studied law and was
admitted October s, 1877. lie served in
the Uuitcd States Army as tirst lieu
tenant Of The Seventh Cavalry, but re-
signed March g, 1879, In lH77 he WAS
elected 10 tne State Lngi statute from the
Eighth district, and WIS reelected in
1880. He WAS conspicuous IN the House
for his independent course and won the
confidence u. his constituents. He req.
resented the wea,iEl.si district in the
city.
Ne makes the injury U the rrofss
sion wns, her more .N,rhs' We eXpura-
lions cnn'd have been safely made, "r
war,her the condition presented
know ledge Of the relative position OF
tho patient 10 the assas>.n. the ch
artsr OF the missile, and tne CON.
,iiuou u; 'h- fes,"u and syup.
toms which foiiuw--wulid have
directed the investigation toward th.
actual track and .udenIept ut the raIi
Also, whether il any known lnstru'
mert or means Of exploration has ever
bsen Iyesel,-l TO the profession
capable of tracing before the death ot
said patien: l1e course this bullet,
Aiso, whether the conditions could ha e
been improved or mitigated, or his lii
preserved longer by any uiher line OF
treatment.
Dr q. Y. Shrady, surgeon to the
Presbyterian aud 81. FraDcis Hospitals,
IL this city, rays in al article on the
ease: From carefu study Of the symp-
'oms in crnn,c ion with the eXanina-
tion OF the aut p>iral Lessons the con-
cluSiOn seem. jDeyitatie that the case
was one which commencing as tie
uiIuer form Of septic1nIis grainal!!
developed INTO the grav>: me,asIa tic
variety, or that generally understoo0 ns
chronlr pyI
UI. r. y. Weiss, professor Of surg gical
anatomy III the [ University Of New York
clos his review with The statcnic 1t
thar there were sufficient groands u
"arraIt the d!agnosi, that was arrived
at aud ma,urai'td up 10 the time OF the
death OF the p .t!cn especially 50 IN the
alb ence Of any e. il-nee that the bali
mad taken different course.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
ruH PRRsIDENT's TREATMENT
Dr.. BIiss Defending uis Conduct
ofthe Case.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-The report OF
the case or President Garfield BY DR..
Bliss, published in the forthcoming
number OF the Medical Record, oc cupies
over six pages Of that journal. He
concludes his history Of the case ~
follows:
II desire to say, in brief review Of
the leading facts u. to the conduct Of
the cpse, that il has been apparent to
the medical reader that my prognosis
was favorable, and, notwithstanding
the mutations. | argued successful
termination. II H but justice to myself
TO state that my prognosis was based
on lesion OF minor importance. Had
Our diagnosis been correct modern
surgery should have conducted the
case TO a successful term ination.
"I believe the medical profession,
whom address, will bear me out, that
the prognosis was correct If the diagro-
sis had been also correct. was no:
always able, during the case, to &C.
count for many Of the more profound
symptoms, and yet could not succeed in
learning OF any more extensive or
complicated LESSONS than were first sls-
uected
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
EmiSrnvinn from Ten = sssee.

The newspapers Of Tennessee note
with some degree Of alarm the contin.
ued departure Of small farmers and la-
horerS from tha. STATE. The Nashville
American estimates that the number OF
pmirran's FROM thar State during the
year may aggregate 2H,WO0, Of which
number il thinks 5000 Will be whites.
1t say the migration IT white persons
is a serious matter, due solely 10 the al
d.tional pressure caused by drought
upon an already hard pushei populA-
uon, which has not been able To keep
pacs with modern progress or TO adapt
itself 10 changed conditions, The Amer
lean believes Lat Tennessee is the best
field III the Union Tor I'll rough!y live
men, while it may b" the worst for
those who cannot k.e, in tn" race, fhe
enigran;s are 'uostly seeking western
bones
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
W ec% (NlSule ..

By request, Pro -,su- 5. T. Fowl W ID
U-gapiz, .nnth.r new class in voice ciiI-
tire, IN tnc parlor@ az 5O6 King street,
on Saturday evening or thh, week.
This isa hne opp'rn Iity for teachers
and others who are y. gagged dnril & The
day. Tie class win meet Spv evening
during the week that suits thsu best,
except Monday and Friday, which even
ingS are engaged by G Asses out OF the ci
~. The Professor iA inhorspd')y the best
eouators OF this ,ity, who have re-
ceivrd instructions and pronounce h !
system Of voice crltur- co bc nneXcell.d.
For terms, which are very reasonable,
aprly at the parlOrs. Special rates to
private students and schools, which
can be net at any hour during the day
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
A EOetal VISIT.

Ahont 20 members Of United Work
men from the various lodge. in this
city visirr. the Quaker city Lodge OF
Philadelphia last night. An address
of welcome was made hy Mr. Smith. Of
;hc Quaker City l-olg", which was re-
spou2ed H. by Prof. Reynolds OF IGdus,
try Lodge, No. ., OF Wilmington. The
OCCASION WAS a ,Ie,s.nt one and at u
late hour last u gbt returned home w.h
"a COOL impres,,an. OF tlscir Philadelphia
brethren
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
I0er Thefl'a

Owing 10 the admirable police ar.
raug"uen's at the Dover Fair ther.
were no VA 'ches nor anything else Of any
consequence stolen. This i, better than
the Reading Fair, held last week IA,
which it is said 80 watches were stolen
80 gold and 20 silver. Amongst the
silver watches stolen was one from
JACOB Showalter OF this city which was
worth 40.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Michael klrOgoG Again.

The grand play Of the Kiralfy's spec
tacle of "Michae! Strogotf'' will be pre-.
seuted at the Orera House on next
Saturday evening, October S.h. Messrs
Goodwin and Zimmerman have a, gre Al
expense arranged 10 favor the citit
of Wilmington, who re'eived thi. great
play last week 80 tavoraby, with one
more performance which will positively
be the last this season. The entire
company will appear with all tn.
scenery and magnificent ballet, also the
grand orchestra. The sale Of seats lN
gins tomorrow at TLomas' book store
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
On le RAstola.

Quite number of Wilmington's pre-
ininent business men, left this morning
on the fast mail train for Baltimore,
where they will take steamer for Bos-
ton. They will be absent for several
days. The object Of their visit is not
known, but 10 supposed to be one on
tirely of pleasure. Among the number
we noticed Col. Benjamin Nields, VIM.
q. Pennypaeker, Enlen Hewes, +. 7.
Warner, Geo. Capelle, Henry Menden
hall, Preston Lea, Job II. jackson,
Francis Barry, W. Bush, William
Brinckley and Edward Bellah.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Wire Ropes and Cables.

James Bradford President Of the
Wilmington City Railway started for
the West this morning to inspect the
workings OF the wire rope and cable
system used in operating and drawing
city cars up auh down steep elev .tions.
Mr. Bradford thinks that if they are
any advantage to hilly cities, Whining
ton Is sufficiently hilly to warrant the
introduction Of the system here.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Farm Pureh0 0seSl.

Mr.. J. B. Little, of this city, recently
purchased he farm O. W. X Al'en, in
Blackbird Hnndred, containing 81 acres
tor which he paid $24oo The purchase
was made through a. Z. Griffith, real
estate agcn. of Smyrna, Del.
The farm Of John Alstun, near Black.
bird, was also sold by the same party,
TO Donald Ruth, Of Canada. 1t con.
rains 2lO acres and was sold for $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
mr. hln,rus' Aukue hii''t h

The great American renea! '1a aud /
rapid cure of an9ue ana ourd y, nar,sd.
aud malarial fever rs DO" h" .;, in
dom more shau one chill after ,Iiu
Cures every where and IN IN 'sa.r e''rs rs vel
alike. Now in uso Ior 20 y,"' n,s
never heard OF a failure TO cuis. Io,o,
a box by mail tDetr' Ma MAIL .,,ss. u
and King, phila. Coz Aron '%,uggs
ra,l dealers sell IL; ask your ofus'
#. ccptaius no Qulnins.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Hiram Yorger,

4o7 Shipley street, has just received the
finest aud largest stock of Buffalo robes
and other fancy fur robes that have ever
been in any house in Delaware. nc
has )so laid in an extremely large stock
Of fine lap robes and horse blankets.
These goods, with his large stock OF
homemade harness and trunks, he pro-
p,ses to sell lower than the lowest, SIM
nly hacause be buys for cash.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

DUBLIC SALE
COWS! cows! CUWSii.
WlD Re sold at publc sa.e, Rt Village
Green, Delaw're county, Pa,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, ISL,
atl O'Clock. y. m.
FOSTY FRESH COWS n SPRINiERS,
This will be a hne lot Of dairy COWS.
JERMS.-2 AND4M NrrS CREDIT.
Wagon will he at Llnweod Station to meet
the train that leaves Wilmln9t ton at ,o.3O
ROBERTS h TYSON.
L. ". SrIDHAA Il Son, Auct'rs. octsn
r ST.-A LADYS GOLD WATCH
IL with the initials. N A. W." wa. | Il
in King street B.ark on Wednesday. Thu
finder will he Handsomely eevsrIed on 10 W.
ing the same at the RhruBLICAN oflise.
Oci6.ltt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
DEh E'HA.
LONE-On tho 9th Inst. Joseph Lone,

LONE-On tho 9th inst, Joseph Lone, sged
81 years
Ke atives and frien ends are respectfully In.
vitsd to attend tis funeral from bis late rel
derce. on Logan street, below the r., W L
h. Railroad, on Sunday sfttrno0n. sI one
o'clock.
SPAkKS-In hester, Pa, on the 9Th Inst
Mary Emma, dauChte Of lsaao and Mary
L. Spsrss 10 'n,erly Of Wilmington aged Q
years, 4 months and I days
Relatives end frends are reapeet etiully invi.
ted 10 attend the fun0 81 from the resIderee
Of her pare nts In Chester, on Friday morning,
st . - colo X. lntsfmoIt In Wilmins ton 4
RSsnAywine o,mete-y.
kuford ~. ors plssse copy.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Ininry on the Railroad.

An employee in one OF the shifting
gangs Of the p. W. a. y. r. r. nam.
Iohp Kelly, WIN lives at 100 Esec
street, was severely injured this morn
ing. by being caught between the en-
gine and \ Goa! car, while engaged II
coupling the same. He was taken t.
his home and lJr. Kane snrImon@i,
who alleviate! his suiterings some~ hal
Mr.. Kelly se+ns % be unfortunate a
he mash.s, his hand some tin" agu.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
CITY n MNrkeSS.

The market this morning was we'll at
tended and had wintry appearance
everybody wearing shawls and COATS
Prices ruled high and buyers pleanty
String beans, radiShes, pumpkins,
chestnuts, fresh saugage and pork steak
were offered for sale this morning.
Peaches and watermelons were very
scarce and prices high. The following
Is O correct table
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
su,,,h, worst Of IL.

Yesterday afternoon q ,h"ut n JO!I
John Cornelius and aged i.olly ALLEY
enter entered a house in po,te,hs ,hssst1sd Asi's sa
being disorderly he was wa, anon NON the p
roughly that in his fa!l ,l uPJp He was d
tn II. ne cSS"ty Sasss Il iHssr,, W xnf;s Dr. $
iuri,s were attended to W
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Moved 10 Whining ton.

DR.. James H. Scott, a graduate OF the
Baltimore Dental College In 1862, bav
ing moved his family to this Iity may
new be found at his Office, 9l7 Market
street, from Z q. III. TO 1870 y. IN. and
from 40 70 6 p. m. Dental science in
all its branches executed in the most
skillful and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for s. s. Whites
specialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
.,,,. Covn hxhiDitsa:: !,

Mr.. George q. Lobdeli!' 10,,ch Q, '' b
has two Thoroughbred ,s;,sd p a,
cows and ore heiler exmo''.m % .nly /,
EIkton Fair. They are the ,ssr Sp;' ID d
Of thi. kiud exhibited al" ,s ofsi
eo1r, ep's,I, almost U4ck, With a.s"u,% Dfoa%
belt extending entirety
| ,,,l,ns
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
N.w Hose.

The Reliance Engine &c C0%r'ss nass, sst y
purchased 800 feet Of sasr;o neT variety
arrived yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

Travelling bags, satchels, cabbas, NC
at Stern s. Zirnmerman's, III Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
ACOOl Resort.

John Manz's Wilmington summer gar
den Is the nices. and coolest place fur re-
heshnents
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
I o'clock Prices,

The o'clock stock quotations Of the New
York and Philshelphia Stock Exchange, re
received over the privat. wire of Ell lott. ohm
son & Co.. stock brokers at Sixth an ! Market
stYeots are "A follows
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
Wanted

IN experienced china salesman. Ad
dresa Employer" BEpuRLICANs Of.
tee,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

Suits made to order IN SIS upwards
at Stern Il Iimmerman's, III Marke,
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06
The Whist Tournament.

Playing commenced last night In the
four Ii tournament of tae CJsm)s Can,
10 yesterdays is ne W. ov' rio Hketl the
names oi :. Knox and =. r. Phillips.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-06

A fit guaranteed at stern x Im r>eT-
mans, III Marked street