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For Sale,

.. Block G. s. NJ, situated near the crossing of
me Texas IL Pacific and Houston & Texas Cen.
trnl railways, In East Dallas, containing 2
acres OF land; y fine, native forest growth and
=, prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue Good,
Live Oak and Cantagrel streets and inclosed
WIN good Bos d Arc post and fine plank fence.
NO healthier or more desirable place can be
found III the city. On II are live dwelling
houses. The main building Is concrete and
frame, with two rooms 20 feet square, -four rooms
Is feet square dining and cook rooms yerandas
aud balconies. Belonging to II are good stables
outh0nses' horse lot and well of cool, pure and
never failing water. The other houses are for
tenants, containing from two to four rooms. with
Enclosures of 50xl00 feet and supplied with
water from well of excellent water I'm tho
center Of the block. For large mandatory Il
offers superior advantages and facilities, Alta
uepth OF twenty-stven feet water in inexhaust-
i,ple quantity can ! @ fund, and track of two
blocks VIII connect II with the 4. Il L. or III. a
Il Z railways-in fact with the whole railway
system OF the city. For investment, the can't
lalist can find none safer or better Ii is offered
rs whole. lfnOt sold soon II viii be leased for
u termof years or partitioned and offered for
SAFE IN lots TO suit purchasers. For terms etc
apply 10 JONES q MuRpUY' w.
Land Agents, 40 Main Street, or TO
JOHN J. coon,
Attorney nj Law. 61g Elm Street
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Railroad Nniice-

There WIN be held a meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Dallas u Wichita Railroad Com
pany NJ the general Office of the company in
NE city of Dallas, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
December, 1851, for the purpose named In me
following resolutions - e''
RESOLVED; That a meeting Of stockholders of
the DALLAS Y Wichita Railroad Company be called
10 meet at tho office of said company In the city
OF Dallas, ut the hour of II O'Clock noon the 18TH
DAY OF December A. d. 1881, for the purpose OF
deciding upon the amount Of not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company fortho purpose Of completing, eqniping
anu improving It's line of railroad and paving liz
Indebtedness, from the city of Dallas to denton.
IN Benton county MS may be determined, and 10
nix Me rate of interest on such bonds. and IN
al'snri2e said bonds to be secured by a first
in2lrEageon the property franchises, rights and
privileges OF said company, and that notice OF
sad meetngbe given, as required by law. And
~ the same time and place there win be held
meeting of the board of directors of said cor
poration for the transaction Of such business as
may come before II. 10
Dallas October T. 1881 I'M Mccopyrcv
secv Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad Company.
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Profits on Grapes

California grapes have long been celebra.
ted for their superiority in eastern markets
for table use. Our vineyards now contain
every valuable European variety, both fol
wine and the table, and California wines arc
rapidly coming to the front, with rising pri
ces, and an ever increasing de.
mand yet prices, contrasted at
the rates at which impor.
ted wines have been selling in this market,
are still low Excellent California clarets can
be purchased here by the cask at from 80
to l2Ocents per gallon. The latter are bet
ter in quality than French clarets, which
used to command IS cents to $l.25 per bot
tie, of five bottles to the gallon. Ii will be
seen from this that there is large margin
Tor the increase in price of our wines At
81 per gallon an eight-year-old vineyard is
good for clear profit of 5000 to 5000
and kept for age will command more than
81 a gallon. The most pros
porous rural districts in the state
now are those in which viticulture
has for seven or eight years been leading
industry. 1t is making Napa Valley one of
the richest regions on the coast, and is OK
tending 10 other counties with like effect.
We hear, on good authority, of one cult
yator near Martinez who this year. realized,
clear of expenses, $1,000 from the crop of a
lour-acre vineyard, ten years in vines. But
they are all of the very best foreign varie-
ties. We hear of another in the same To-
oality who sold the grapes of twenty-acre
vineyard alta clear profit of $500 per acre
Tor, wine. These vineyards are on adobe
soil. Others planted in sandy soil, and
upon hillsides, produce as well and the
grapes command as high prices. These
lands, where not planted and cultivated,
are held at moderate rates, considering the
profits accrued from viticulation-S55 to
$40 per acro-and yet the location is con-
venient to market. In Napa Valley, where
the value of good locations for VINEYARDS
has been abundantly proved by many years
OF successful trial, equally good lands with
thousands and tens of thousands of acres
that may be had-in Contra Costa, Sonoma.
Fresno, Solaro and elsewhero-for SIS to
$50 per acre, are thought cheap at $3.50 to
$500 1t is n fact worth special remark that
The demand for our wines made from for
eign grapes increases with the supply. Ten
years ago, when most of the wine was made
rom the Mission grape brought here a CEN
ury ago by the padres, wine was drug at
to 40 cents q gallon.-[San Francisco
lhroniCle
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gtucnty-a:i Gent Column.
nenccs.

NoIlCE-Adyertisem may be handed into
~ oar business ofioe mp 10 Sp. m, and into the
composing room up 10 Il. m.
MONEY TO LoAN-l wish 10 loan $3.50 900 in
VI north Texas, but would prefer for The
DALLAS, Tarrant and kaufman Applications
can De made u nae at COS Main street Dallas
Texas. JAMES b SIMPSON noviO-2w
NOTICE -Suayed from i2l Bryan street bal.
~ las, ON the 10th Of October a small black
mule branded c X. Joined and reversed on left
formation at the above address viii be rewarded.
'INHOMAS HOUSE-9O7 Main street near
sycamore, Dallas, Texas; rates g. so per iay.
board by the week or month Street cars pass
lhe house, run within two squares of each depot.
me mouse is new and well furnished. The
affords w THoN AZ No'
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A lake in the rear of Manzanillo, Mexico.
burst its confines last month and poured lis
waters into the sea. The lake was full of
alligators and the harbor of sharks When
the, monsters met water battle immedi-
ately began and it was waged for several
days in the presence of most of the people
OF Manzanillo. For a long time victory
trembled in the balance but the sharks
Ilnally prevailed and took dinner on the
last of the routed intruders. The inbahi.
tsnts of Manzanillo pronounced it better
than bull-fght.
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the Wagner people did intend to build
shops at st. Louis, but he could give mo
idea OF the extent of the works they con.
templated. He was very glad TO meet the
Judges, but could not talk to them author
atiyely; therefore he referred them to his
superior officers, with whom the presiding
justice will correspond,-[Globe Democrat,
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W. t, STRANGE,
Administrator estate W. II. Whitla.
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
u u. Hatch was regularly appointed admlnistra
tor OF the estate of ]. D. Copporneld, deceasedt
by the county court Of Dallas county, Texas. al
It's septembcrtcu ISL and all persons holding
claims against said estate are notified TO presen.
their claims, duly proven 10 mo for allowance
and persons indebted TO said estate arc requested
10 come forward aud pay nj once
Dallas, Texas, November 18th, 1881,
nOvh.1nt 4 n uATrm
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$50 Reward

Missing Dr. G. D Oates, of Dallas, Texas.
Small ofslaturc, wclghtabout 10 or 10 lbs, com.
hair sandy had on when last seen a DARK eo esti
mud vest gray pants and black slonch hat
supposed 70 have wandered OH or boarded some
train IN ~ OF temporary insanity The above
reward win be paid for any information regard.
ing MS whereabouts, by ] T. ELLIOTT.
Lumber Dealer Dallas Toxas
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AdmInlatrntor,a Snln.

Notice * hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order made by county court Of Dallas county
ofJ ID Copperneld, deceased, In the late Arm of
Lytuc Coppcrfeld also about thirty Ave hea6
OF horses and mules belonging TO said estate
foroescripuon ofpropcrty call on
nov 6siOt j, a. ukTf'u naiias ,r.xa.
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lnpursuonce of an order of the probate court
Of Dallas county, Texas, made on the 18TH day
OF october 1881, shall sell at public out.cry AZ
ne court house door in the city of Dallas, on tho
highest and best bidder for cash In hand a
lease OF the Grand Windsor aud LeGrand hotel
expiring on the 18th day of June, 1885, and ali
furniture and other personal property pertaining
= s9id building and belonging TO the estate OF
W. IL, whltla, deceased.
w m crp ANrE
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Wisecllaucoms 0Ilants.

WANTED-A shoemaker wanted mmedi-
w ately. Apply at McGowans. liz Syca.
mort street Steady employment to a good
NoIAMan. noyl2.2t
w ASSSTsEflD..-IT,wentg, good carpenters, with
and FL Paso, Enquire at Patterson's drug Stors
hoyls,u A BROWNIES, Contractor
WANTED-Situatons as engineer and
" hreman by two smart American men of
go3I address Address H., III Herald office.
gao,,l, -.. y, II. noyl0-4t
WANTEp-A good baker wanted at New Or
steo A, o,,,is ,baReiy Terrell Good wages and
steady employment JULIUS HARRIS nlO-iw
WANTED.A white woman or girl for cen.
eral houSe-work. Southwest Curnerof Ross
ave ana Boil St. j. S, HETHERINGTON,
------ novl0.4t
WANTED Board and lodging in some nice
Ieureu private family, convenient TO
business. Best references given Address
nov9-2t PRINTER Herald o0,ca
WANTED Well furnished room and board
WIN some good family References cX-
yuuilseu' hoVS p, Herald office
w ANTED by young man of ten wears
experience I'm Germany and Australian n
posl,loh IN an architects or engineers onicc
w mor Lt'nsn beSt reference and samples of
nOvS-lw Cara Hawaii al.
w ANTED by an experienced business man
Il situation as book -keeper or salesman In
Town N or county would invest capital ii required
Address II. Herald office nov Sit
WANTED.-A good, gentle cow with young
eall' W G, SIGKLFS
l ~, W., 1858 Elm street
w ANTED A position as teacher in n first
class school or college, by a Young man
VINO can furnish the best references as TO char.
acter and ability Address p
hoyo-h Herald office for one week
WANTED-Aw woman to cook and wash in =
w, private family; also a small girl MS nurse
e mii, pay good wages to good parties. Apply to
WANTED-Agents for our new and complcte
Life of President Garfield" Fully Aims.
uateu, Agents, this is your chance TO make
l B.nIe Co: ~ Main street Dallas, Texas
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TRAcKLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railroad com.
pany, 20 experienced tracklhyers, ~ VIII, m good
wages and steady employment will be given
for 2 year " longer Apply Of once " On tho
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OF life, properly cooked meal affords little OR
no present endowment and much subsequent
torture 10 confirmed dyspepuc But when
Stomach Bitters the food is eaten with relish
ana most important Ofall, is assimulatod nv and
nourishes the system Use this grand tonic and
corrective also to remedy constipation, bilious
ness rheumatism, fever and ague ''''''"'
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers pcnorou,
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w ANrED-Tweny good carpenters, with
chest tools. 10 work between Toyah
ana FL Paso, Enquire at Patterson's drug store
hoyl2-u a BROWNLEE Contractor
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WANTED-Situatons as engineer and
w fireman by two smart American men of
good address. Address H., III Herald Office
buplH ~, H. noylO-4t
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NJANTED-A shoemaker wanted mmedi.
w ately Apply at McGowan's. liz Syca.
more street Steady employment to a good
"orAhhn. noyl2.2t
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WANTED-A good baker wanted AT New Or
leans Bakery, Terrell Good wages and
steady employment JuLlUS HARRIS n1niw
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RolS ID ARC posts and blocks for sale.
I. IL DALEY.
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WANTED.--A white woman or girl for gen.
" eral houSe-work. Southwest Cnrnerof Ross
Ave and Bon St ], S, HETHERINGToN
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Mysterious Robbery of Which William
Hodge Was the Victim-And lie Wants
to Know How Rings Could lie Changed
from Left to Right Hand
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
kAILROAD D LIREa
LOs,ALTIME TABLE

SRAINs LEAVE wILMiNGToH
For Philadelp LBS, 233, Q 80. !, ave, 9,
pl0, 9b', 1913, II. As q. M; " D, ~ ~
laimited) 2Oa, 2 30 4, SIC, eAe, sbs, 10
m. Sundays-its, 2,ss, ~ ., MI ., g.
Fsr Sew orE-i.ss, aB, $50. stA n1 ..
m; lS.43 tLimited). a0s, go p. N. san
aays-l.ts, 2.s2 q. m; $50 p. m.
For Baltimore l2.bi, 2 II. %, e.ss q m;
1885, lea (IAmited), A4s, go y. n. sun
dals-l2.6l, All, lisa m.
Fer Washington-i2ei,2 Ali, A, u D. m;
l2t6 1.a4 tIdmitedl, eA6 p. %. Sundays-
1881, al, s.6s O. m.
For baltimore and intefmediate stauons-
1881, SSs q. m; lass, 4 A p. m. The Alt
.. m. tra,n stop at way stations only be
tween Perryville asd baltimore. sun
For Perryville and intermediate stations
AS p. m.
For Ne- OastIe--s go q m; t.oS, ., an
D. m. No Sunday trains.
For Harrington and intermediate stations
ESQ g. M; i.os, go p. m. NO sunday
For Delmar and intermediate stations-e.S
For Whining on d Northern X. Rio n
m;s,b.o6 D m. NO Sunday train
For Delaware Western II. RI ID, lo.eo a
m; S.sv D. NJ. No sunday trains.
TRAlRS LEAVE FUR WILMINGTON
|PhiIadelphiA-Broad Street Depot-7.o6,5 !. %
SIS. lU.30, u, IL % O. m; ] 80, 5, S,oJ, abo
$50 SIS, B. 80, g. 40, q, o.4b, II. 20 p. N. Sun
days-J.01, $50 Q. m; q, 9.4S, 11.ao p. m.
hiIadelpnia-Marke street station only
los q. m; ~ % (Amited) p. m. Sur
days I oS a. IN
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

DAVID DAVIS has strsddled the fence
again bu. says he will vote for tbs com
mittses as constituted by the Demo
eyatio Senatorial cauous except she
Judiciary Committee Of which he Is
ogared the Craftsmanship. For this
nositiop he nominates Senator Garland.
A Bourbon Democrat, 1t took lengthy
speech to define his position, stauns
that he had been Identified with the
Republican party bat in 1879 with
Greeley and others he Joined the liberal
movement. He said he had never act
cd distinctly with the Democratic party
and could not act with 1t unless IT.
methods were changed and its wisdeu
broad ened, but yet he would vote 1o'
the re- organization Of the Senate in tn
interests Of the Democrats. It vii
ls,rike most minds tha, Senator Davi
is grossly inco ousisteAt-thAt he IN fac
says ops thing and does another, tina
Shle he gives the Republicans tn
LsHsll he gives the Democrats tb
oyster. HoSevsr nothing moro wa
, expected from a Senator that tries +
ride two horses.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN, has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore we we
give advertisers more fol ;5
heir money, and they should
be made aware of this fact.
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has i?
been steadily on the IN
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

A LTrnB HUMJR was added to the
dry and nonotonous proceedings OF the
Unit-d States Senate yesterday WheD
Mr.. ConklinR arose to a poin: OF order
a. to the right OF the Democrats to
seiz. upon q time for organising th'
Senate when there we're four vacant
R-pu blioan seats which would be filled
In forty sight hours working time OF
the Senate. The Vice President do
cldrd the point Of order we'll tOker
and au appeal from the decision of the
chair led to debate in which Mr.
Conkling appeared to superior adVAn
tage over Mr.. Hill his opponent. Th'
| Democrats have not organised th'
Com mittees of the Senate yet, nor doe
l.. seam likely they will do 80 for SOM
time to come, notwithstanding the on
sud dried committees thev have Hxet
up TO suit their purposes.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
AN D.
0 N E PRICE
- --@-

We feel that the day has
come when it should no lon
ger be necessary for a house
to have at the head Of its
advertisement the words
zone price, as we cannot
conceive how any house can
charge one customer one
|price and another customer
Ia higher price, and reconcile
themselves that they are
doing business based upon
the law of equity, because
in many cases the person
who pays the highest price
lis less able to do SO. Our
treason. for mentioning the
labove fact is that Whining
ton is rapidly growing at
this time, and strangers com
ling to our city are naturally
.ldesirous of knowing where
to 60 to buy their Carpets
and Dry Goods at the lowest
r market rates, and should be
+ equally as anxious to avoid
| deception of any kind.
5 We have Of late had GUS
toners to say to us that a
. certain house had offered
. them Tapestry Brussels
$ Carpets which they were
Q selling for $I,25 at $I.oo
because they wanted a num-
e Der Of yards. We will here
e try and show the inconsis'
b tency Of such statements
N In the first place, there is ne
!, one-price house that ask
!, over $1.2o for any 1apestr,
ID Carpet. "Roxbury's" cost
of more than any other make
o., those we sell at $I.oo, Whe'
" such quotauons as these ar
? made, we would suggest t
0. buyers to ask if they wi
AZ sell "Roxbury's' at $I.oo
'r YOU cannot be deceived. a
~ \. they have black stripes rur
u, ming near the edge on tn
sd back of the Carpet. Agai
another house has been asl
psl ling $1.1o for Extra Supe
NJ lngrains, but when told tn;
IT, we were selling them tt
'm 500 (as they have fr
~ sr quently been) they wor
I,y reply by saying that OH
III we're not as good, but prov
is to their customers that v
we're being misrepresent'
ot|by consenting to take $I.'
ss before they would let the
'o', |go.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
4 NhaILAAUk UkLPhIA, ,WIA..nlNGf1ON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JANUARY 30, 1881.


Trains will leave wilmington as toilows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
isns, 100, s.l0, 10, 1910, an, 2so, 100, o.lo
Philadelphia (Express) $50. 600, a.sb, ll.4t
\. m, l2lb, 2.0S, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and Now York ans, $50, S.co
eb6, q. M, has, l243, $40 p. M.
Baltimore and lntarmOdiste Stations, e.ss
\, m. AIS p. IN.
Balti-uure and Bay Line, GAb p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l26l, 2o8, .b6
5,8s q M, I2.56, l.o4, o,+s p. m
Trains tor Delaware Division leave fer:
New Usss.e, 800, $50 .. M, Loo, 900, e.8t
D. N.
a. M, i.eb, go p. m.
Dsimar and fntermediate Stations, ESQ q
~, LOS p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermedists Stations
a 10 a. M. b.00, e0O, 9 40. $50 1000 p. m.
Philadelphia and New YorR, a.zs q. IN. ,e.4
baltimore and Washington, l2Sl, 2os, 7.s
o, N.
For further Information passengers are re
orrsd to the time tables posted at the depot
II. + KENNEY Supt
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

I'VE sac FAANoEoo papers sta'S that
.,pss the days Of Whitfield ne evsnsel-
isss have seen more immsdiatS or Inn
,ortaut effects OF their labsrs than
Needy and sankey Lave since they
osmmsnosd their great work Of evan
sslixing that city. This is osrtainl,
good news, for there is no city In th'
Union that needs evangelising NOR
than Sau Francisco. 4rI
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

OvE orrtrBEs will read with genuine
feelings of alarm ald regret the rep0r
Of th. sudden death Of John NJ. Scott
one Of the active members Of the firm
OF Pusey, Scott & Co.. morocco manu-
facturers. Mr.. Scott WAS q gentleman
OF nigh character, personal integrit
and upright life, and his decease vii
cause general sorrow. How true 1t
thSt death loves q shining mark
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

Two FRgYEs ARE nominated by th'
co., .ending parties in the Maine Leeis
lIatute for q United STATES Senator Il
succsed Senator Blaine, cous~qu"ptl,
Mr.. Freye will be elected but 1t vii
not luz the C4sreelon fu- ion Freye,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

TVS WASHINGTON STAR says the Penn
sylvAnia Railroad Company will nov
don ktless double track the Balttmor'
and Potonss road, making . athrougi
double track frona New York TO Wash
ipgton.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

Ir rs STATED that the Hon. A5rsm D..
Hewitt has sent his check Of one hnn-
ared dollars to the BON. Marshall
Jsvet chairman Of the Republican
National Committee, TO help 10 "hun'
ma rascal down who wrote the Mercy
x.h,usse letter." It often occurs that
,,a~e are more lusty in the cyy Of "stoI
sa;.r, than the thief himself.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
,ne Breat su "a dag Papers. /.

MeClurs's Times will give you all tb'
pap- ter S cents. 1t 70 y large donbl-
ststt snd consists Of Sc columns. A.
Tho ether New York and Ph,ladelph'
IN day papers delivered at your hom-'
Nv 8 30 o'clock from Davis usws stan
6l8 Nstkst street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

FAlLvRE Is WRITTEN on the effort Of
The uuascouutable members Of sho Leg
islAturs 10 exp.l she Republican repoF'
ers from the hoor Of the House. and
the reporters are still there to troublr
III. sensitive triumvirate ike Bapquo''
ghost With their presence and thsi'
shArp.ned criticisms. Score one for tn.
report ters.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

Van oosrSo summer bids fair 10 be
. vsry active one In city railroad
buildiog. Already the timbsrs needed
for the Fourth strest extension 10 the
Christiana are ON the ground, and on
Monday Il is expected that q small
army of laborsrs with picks and shs'eis
will be at work. It is said the com
pany having In charge the building OF
the line from the railroad out front
street to Union, are ready to 90 to
work. The Rising Sun extern
sion through the proposed new town.
on the Brinckle property has already
been graded and needs only the laying
Of the rails to complete the change SO
far as the city railway is concerned
Then must follow the building Of the
new village which must give work to
hundreds Of mechanics and laborsrs,
and pleasant rural homes to many
families. In the general boom for city
railway building, it is not likels thai
the proposed extension to R'VsrvisS
Csms.ery will be permitted to lag al
only 1900 of the amount required Il
lbuild the road remains to be made up
When these new lines are built ever
portion Of our city can be reached with
out great inconvenience by Oity rail
roads. II there In boom In ever
branch Of business in the city in keel
) ing with the city railroad boom, th1
will be the most prosperous year WI
mingtcn will have ever experienced
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

ssTHE BEACON light Of the administrs-
sion," Ii what Mcclure calls Wayne
laasveigh. Complimentary, vary.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

Dn4AwARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
-On and after February %, 1880, trains
viii run - follows:
Leave Wilmington ss 7.lA lo.so, q. m, k.so,p.
N.
Arrive at LAndenbers s.o0, O. m, 100 neon,
$40. p. M
leave l.andenberg, Q. m, l2.eo, p. m.
Arrive at wilmington, e.oo.h m, 2lb, p. M
9-xstf u. OONNEI1. Sup'G
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
KID GLOVES

Before we commenced
selling the "rrefousse' Kid
Gloves we probably did not
sell over twenty dozen a
year Our trade has grad
ualIv increased until now we
carry a stock Of over (l0O)'
one hundred dozen, and sell
between two and three hun
dred dozen pairs a year, and
we attribute our success en-
tirely to the SUPERlOR
IL Y OF THIS GLOVE
lover ALL OTHER
| MAKES SOLD IN THIS
MARKET The "Tre-
lfousc e" Gloves are made OF
lnone but the choicest skins,
and are consequently the
standard OF Excellence. The
lsDelorme" Gloves are made
by the refousse Company,
and are the cheapest gloves
sold (for the money! in this
cOuntry.
i Very Respectfully,