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Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
TEA! TEAL! TEAL!

We have just received1OO
chests of New Crop Teas,
among them our 50 & 6()c.
Black, Green and Japan.
They are New Crop and we
consider them better than
ever as they have been Sc
lected with very great care.
We have also reed. a large
invoice of Rio, Laguayra,
Maracaibo and Java cofees,
which we are selling at very
low figures, Rio coffee sold
at 10, II, Is, IS, 20, % and
our Celebrated Breakfast
Coffee at 25c per pound.
We personally superintend
the roasting of our cofees.
Call and try them.
New Crop Turnip Seeds.
CRIPPGN'S TEA STORE. |
No. 5 E. Second St.,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

SnEhltF SAkE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Venditioni expOnas to me direct.
ea, Will 90 exposed to public sale at the Court
house, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the City of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
ON MONDAY,
The 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1892
at O'CLOCK, p. ~, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with two.stOried brick house thereOn erect-
ed, sitnated In the City OF Wilmington late
brandyWine hundred), New Castle county
ana state OF Delaware, bounded and describ.
cd as folio VS., to wit:
Beginning at the easterly side OF Lamotts
street between Belts and Walton stre ia in
the middle Of the division wall between this
ana Esthur Campbell's adjoining house on
the south at the distan"e of seventy feat tWo
and half inches from the northerly side Of
twenty second (late belts street,. thence
easterly parallel with Twenty second street
and passing through the middle of said di.
vision wall eighty feet six inches to the west
erly side OF six feet wide alley leading into
the Marsh Lane, now VandeVer avenue:
thence along said side Of said all ley northerIy
parallel with Lam0tte street fourteen feet to
land now or late Of Craig and Tatnail { hence
Dy line OF the same westerly parallel with
twenty second street and passing through
Iue mluule OF Lno olYlSlOn wall between this
and the adjoining houJe on the north eighty
feet six inches to the aforesaid side OF Ia.
motto street and thence thereby fourteen feet
to the place of beginning, be the contents
what they may, reserving the use the uumD
water and well for those heretofore hlving
the privilege, with the privilege moreover
ofthe use Of the aforesaid alley, six feet wide,
In common forever, and also the privilege of
using the pump water and well located in
said alley forev or; provided that Margaret
Gallagher, her heirs and assignees shall pay
ler and their proportional expenses Of Keep
Dg the same In good order in OnmOn with
'ther property holders having the same
privileges
Seized and taken In execution as the p-op.
rty Of MARGARET Mccall, deceased, JOHN
acCall, dmtni5tratOr of Margaret Mccall,
eceased) and to be sold by
PHILIP X. ULARK, Sheriff
sHERIRP's OFFICE, Wilmington, Del, Sept.
D, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

SHERlFF'S I SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ OF Vendltioni exponas to me direct.
ed, Will be exposed to public sale at the Court
house' on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the City of Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
T)E sale.

1 NEF FIRSr.ULaSS Il
4 N SALE .1,s = corner 9Th and French;
room9i. .nss nS ,1 and all modern improve =
bay wlnao"J ail vast, water under
N, well aa' Ter ms easy. Also other
issl to sewer =, qil TO ss 900. Chance fer
y. price irln same paying per cent.
\, Al taxes, etV, s,reet. Oc3lmOF
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

Beaton Smith, Prescription Druggist
cor. 7th and Pine street. Ponds Ex.
tract for sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

TIVE boys sent into the country by a
fresh air friend thus conversed:
Say Pat, will We see apples on
trees?'
"Ho! Ho! of course you will said
his companion, with tone of conscious
superiority.
"But don't like them,' added he'll
ate some in the country last summer,
and they were sour, Apples that grow
in barrels are best.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

NOIICE-RENrING & COLLECTING
HN rents speciality by GEO. v. MARIS,
Real ks'a'e Agent, COL Shipley st. spa. limo
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

NOTICE-A FLOCK OF l2 GEESE WAS
N taken up on the premises Of Henr y
LS:tmer near BroWntOwn, the owner can
have inerl by paying expenses, II not they
will be sold. X. +. ZEBLEY. oci So
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

"Only one mother" read Jimmy
Tuttboy, as he glanced at the headline
in newspaper.
81 should think that was enough.
GOlly, how Teller would catch it il
he had two mothers. Two lickings
where get one now; both ears pulled
at the same time, 60 without supper
twice in one day; sent on two errands
in two different directions at the same
time. Well, | can't be too thankful
dad amt a Mormon"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

"Where will yOu spend the winter ?"
inquired one tramp Of another.
80, | don't know" he replied, as he
took an extra reef in his waistband; !;
"the county jatls are all full, and the
city is ust running over with malaria.
so l thlnkPll apply for position in
taunery."
"Why ?" asked the first speaker"
'Canse it's such a good place to
hide" was the answer.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

MOTTO THE CITIZENS LOAN AS.
AN ISOLATION is suing new stock. The first
payment due on or before October 3. Call
day or evening a. No. SOL Shipley street on
sep23.l2t GEORGE T.. MARKS, >ec'y.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

Six new eases were reported in Mata.
mOras, Mexico.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
-r,Ir.unMtsTEAp FARM

p, ,r-THE HOMESTEAD FARM
1-aneIty of william henuedy,
4 late ppsnIi, Delaware, fronting on
a.elst fGu fG,ont = D acr,s, divided into I
| Ii5er, o'SDOus osn y,cd repair, brIoT house, new
fences ea, ia staol ny fOr ~ horses and 10
n with ce,i"ii ice smoke ami chicken house,
4, graniry ~ V az es in peach trees. Apply
ID OrchlIaIitIv l.g .. 9th street, Phila.
n Q, PuhNL 10 sepi2ltaw4t
s,bQ
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

Leave Peunsgrove every Tuesday, Wed ne g..
day, Friday and Saturday at 8 81 and 20 q.
N. and p. N. Leave Wilmington, foot OF
Fourth street wharf, on same days at a. m.,
2and Up IN. Stages connect from Woods.
town and ShsrptOwn with this boat.
DENNY BROS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

Nd M i6s SaSI.Ar SSsIEAr NER7E RE.
''~s't, EAIlaSI SI.SOposi Spri rs"s, Seal
,m- iphlA, Pa
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

TNO TRUCK FARMERS- NJ EN-
L experienced in above ,desirOus Of begin
ming business on their own account near VIII.
Oc4.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the late residence Of Robert Cook, on the
river road in, Hea Castle hd., on
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

How much rent do you pay ?" ash cd
Gilhooley of Hostetter McGinnis.
"Twenty-hve dollars"
Isn't that a little high for a place
like this ?"
Eyes, it is little high for summer,
but the place has good stout cedar
fence around it, aud calculate tO save
forty dollars this winter in tirewood, so
thai will bring the rent down to rea,
sonable figure"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

"Fsther, did you ever have another
wife besides mother?"
"NO, my boy; what makes you ask
such a question:"
because | saw in the old family
Bible where you married Auno Dom nj,
in 1885, and that isn't molher, for her
name was Sally Smith"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

"How is 1t, Mr.. Brown" said a
miller to farmer, "that when came
to measure those ten barrels of apples l
bought from you, found them nearly
two barrels short?"
singular, very singular; for sent
them in ten OF your own fur barrels. "
"Ahem Did, eh % said the miller,
well, perhaps / made a mistake"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
NOTICES.

O1ICE-THE MANAGING DIREC.
AN tor Of John NOR Son, It'd London,
oeRs to intimate that no order given at
Moir's Cannery will be binding on the com
pany, unless signed by their Sole Mapager
mere A. blARDOLC. Oct5-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
.HANGE OFTlME.
NHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Tuesday
September 10. 1882, the
steamer IS A Mo jail" F. n
will run as follows be. ls-1r14lesE w
tween PannsgroYa and =
Daily Republican., 1882-10-06

II never pretend to know a thing
that | do not" remarked Brown;
"when | don't know thing, say AZ
once"
81 don't k~ow."
"a very proper COURSE" Said Fogg;
shut how monotonous your CONVERSE
tiOn must be, BrOwn!"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Grants Now Combination.

The Rev. DR.. j. P. Newman, who has
long been An inmate friend of Gen.
Grant, and who was during Grants
Presidency Pastor of the Metropolitan
Methodist church in Washington, which
Grant and his family attended, has
accepted disappointment as pastor of
Madison Avenue Congregational church
in New York. 1t is generally nnder-
stood that his acceptance is in pursu-
ance OF an arrangement by which
General Grant is to be made President
of the Board of Trustees of the church,
and that Jay Gould, Sheppard Knapp
and other well known and wealthy
men are to join the church. A com
mittee waited on DR.. Newman Friday
night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to
inform him of his appointment. DR..
Newman accepted and will preach
there on January Is. The church is
heavily in debt and has never been
very successful financially. 1t is
hoped that the new blood to be brought
into it under DR.. Newman's ministry
will soon put it on sound basis.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
The Feltee Docket.

On Saturday evening, james John.
son was fined IS and costs for assault
and battery on Frederick Demby, also
colored.
Edward McGaughey and John Nc
Call were each fined 80 cents and costs,
for being drunk and offering resistance
to the officers.
William Brown, colored, was given a
hearing yesterday morning, upon the
charge of creating q disturbance at a
festival given in the eolored Baptist
church on Christmas eve. For this Of
fense he was ordered to pay fine of So
and costs.
William Kelly, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, was fined IS and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Ladies' Branch OF the Land

Mr.. John P. Donahoe is taking active
interest in the Irish Land League o.
this city, and for some time has beer
agitating the advisability Of forming
a ladies branch, which met with favol
by those interested, and yesterday
afternoon he organized Lady Reynolds
branch, in the school room of st. Peters
r. G. Church, and started of with
MON bsrship of sevenly-three. The
following officers were elected:
President-MissM Mary Cottingham.
Vice President-Mrs. Peter Mat
thews.
Recording Secretary - Mrs. Joseph
Lacey.
Financial Secretary-Miss Sarah
Harrigan.
Treasurer-Mrs. Walters.
Al large number of members Of the
Wilmington Branch were present, and
interesting speeches were made by Mr..
Donahoe and others. This Is the first
female branch of the Irish Land League
organized in this State, though in Ire.
land and various parts of the United
States they are numerous. This new
branch will meet every Sunday after
noon in the scoool room Of ST. Peters
church, until further notice.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
DOyeOtting in Utah,

The Post Once Department. is wag-
ing postage. stamp war against the
Mormons which is certainly practical
In its operations, and very likely to e.
tablish an anti-Mormon influence in the
Territory. Most of the 275 Post Offices
in Utah are in small settlements, ard
fall under the class where the Compen-
sation Of the Postmaster Is derived
from his commissions on the sale of
stamps. Most of these p0stmasters have
been Democrats and Mormons, but in a
few cases they have been Republicans
and anti.mormons. Recently the Post
Office Department found that the Nor
mons were making religious matter of
it and were systematically "boycotting"
the Republican postmasters, the resi-.
dents going several miles to buy their
stamps of Democratic Mormon rather
than purchase them at home, where the
postmaster was obnoxious on account
of his religious views.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

The greatest ammunition that We
have heard of lately was used by
the celebrated Commodore Coe, of tie
Moutevidian Navy, who, In an engage
ment with Admiral Brown, of the
Buenos Ayres service, fired every shot
| from bis locker.
What shall we do, sir" asked the first
lieutenant; we've not single shot
aboard--round, grape, canister and
double headed all gone.
Powder gone, sh?' asked Coe.
No, sir got lots of that
We have confounded hard cheese
"a round dutch ons for desert at dinner
TO day; don't you remember it?' said
Coe.
4 ought to- b-oke the carving
knife trying to cut it, sir.
Are there any on beard?
About two dozen, took EN- from 4
drover.'
BY thunder Commodore, that's the
idea; I'll try 'en, cried the first luf.
In Il few ninCses, the Are of the old
Santa Maria (Coe's ship which had
ceased entirly, WAS reopened. aud Ad-
miral Brown found more shot flying
over his head. directly one of them
struck his mainmast, and as it did 80 it
scattered and flew in every direction.
What the deuce Il it, thaut the enemy
are firing" asked Br3wn- bat nobody
could tell
Directly another one came in through
a port hole and killed two women VINO
stood near him; then starting the bull,
warks bust into flinders.
by jove, this is toe much: this is
some new Paixbam or other--I don't
like em at all cried B-own; and then,
rs four or five more of them came slap
Through their sails, he gave the orders
to I'LL away, actually backed out Of the
light, receiving parting brosdside of
Dutch cheese.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
The HI tGh Aeld Case.

According to previous appointment,
the case of Charles H. Highfeld vg.
Charles Green was called for trial be-
fore Esquire Bertolette at 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Green failed to
appear, and the evidence for Highfeld
was heard and Judgment entered
against the defendant tor $50 and costs,
that being the amount that was paid by
Highfeld last August upon foreign
attachment, that was issued at the in.
stance of Green, and which WAS claim
cd to 5e illegal.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
The United states Co -rt.

The United States District Court will
commence its session tomorrow. The
election cases that we're postponed from
the last term will be takeh up for trial
At the previous term of court there
were several cases of alleged fraud, at
the last election tried, in which the
jury disagreed. The following cases
are on the list for trial Walter Burris,
John P. Pinken, Charles Shields, Thom-
as Bridgeman, Peter Il. Miller, Patrick
Haley, James Peyton, Daniel Mcclure,
A. V. Gaynor and Eugene Sayers IL
Is impossible to say how many of these
cases will be disposed of during the
present term.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Packs Annual.

comes to us this year funnier than ever,
with illustrations from the pen of Kep.
pier and his corps of artists. The read.
ing matter has been selected with ones
thought and that is to outrival any for
mer production of Puck s predecessors.
If you wish for anything that Is enter
and sure to drive away the
wrinkles from your youthful faces, go
at once and purchase a copy Of the
Annual" for the year 1882. For sale
by all newsdealers.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Cnluhrics and Oalico es,

u n,l " n
w. hoaa M meniau mna f ou ao no% ppea
ans anl =" oai;noo0 'n' sn;tahja 20 fnr I,diaa and
,.nu ahi, caniooeS su,o'u aoi % Th;s erm @
Saal oolv in rhe bsst make choicest
STYLES and sell them at the lowest price
known in any market for the same
quality of goods. They have now in
store over one hundred different styles
ard co.oring-all new goods.
Save Money
by having your old silverware replated.
MIR. Jere Smith, general agent of the
well-known Brolnwell Plating Works,
OF Baltimore, Maryland, Is IN the CITY
sJllciting ordefs' ana any one having
'uch ware can nave ~ made equai 10
no", oo.n III uui"oii.y "uu hn,on' "'
n' .-.A. vs.. nH.
'o.-o -.S DSpor"
MUsI ieinarAaS'o Iulo lol uy'pnP. @
greassss' .on, '' % n.nnn;s.s tuas anu Nv, us1i
I1nIeuy m % pi:nS". AnI"u. o. Diuss''''' Dopo''
- - ov.,.,
II you want " 8et Inc peSt anu iresn-
est oysters IN the market 30 10 All, a.
~" oUJ aS,.s o. 80 nor o d"or, snS s,oo ~hoI...Is ~
and d sti rstsii ''' a' 'AN' "~
'A" n...u.
Do De .no AAo""''
Asn uiugs,s.s ior ~ Isa Ign ta Um n.sGs a.,
~ oie,ss' .; uu. naSe' 0;, UpasS, Mes,
hn toaon0'' '0i"in' 'n''' 'n'o''' A''' p0'
WA
FINE AmellGah WatGhes, Jewelly anu
sllverware a. 4; =; - hants, mahui@'
turing Je"oiof' 10 It'st fVn s'roo''
"'oAo0po.s osu A"'
Buy your Hour where 1t IL manutac.
tured, at steam MIL, 5OS ". Front ST.,
"A. oefeean''
Farmers rake Hotlee.
Buy your bran at Steam Mill by the
ton OF car load' 3oS ". front s'reet' a.
sergeant.
Sanney:
M Sol anu anu oOo .n.a Aang S'reo''lS neauquAF'0's
~. x'u uo'"''0''
Let nations weep ana smokers re.
1oice, ior nave , one 'nousonu .o" OK ,d pounus
stnoAt%s Do@0o ~. =, Sb;,Jan o.
pounu' on"pn"n' .'n ~ onap' S~, oa"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Inspec cting the Road /.

On Saturday q special train contain
ing q number of the officials of the Ehil.
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad passed through this city on
their way down the Delaware Railroad
1t is understood that 1t is their inten'
tion to inspect the working Of tele'
graph line, that has recently been con.
structed along the Queen Ammo and
Kent Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Francisco, and desire to drope o line
home, we call for paper upon which We
find stamped st. Augustine Mills
Wilmington, Del. This gentleman. will
give you . slight idea where the products
70. A distinguished gentleman riding
around our city, once made the remark
that he saw more varied industries and
on larger scale here, than could be
seen In any other city in the United
States. and IL Is true"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
In the Whole History of Medicine.

no preparation has ever performed such mar
velOus cures or maintained so wide a reputa-
tion as Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which is rec
ogniaed as the worlds remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs Its long g-continued
series Of wonderful cures in all climates has
able agent to employ Against ordinary colds
which are the torerunners of more serious dis
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always re-
liedng suffering, and often saving life. The
protection 1t affords, by its timely use in chest
disorders, makes 1t an invaluable remedy "
be kept always on hand in every home. No
person can afford to be without it, and those
who haze once used itnever will. From their
knowledge OF its composition and operation,
physicians use the Cherry Pectoral extensive
ly In their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend 1t. 1t is absolutely certain in Its heal.
ing effects, and will always cure where cures
are possible. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
German Beans.

MI. Janney, 3O1 and 303 King St,
has lust received q car load OF dermat
beans, which are said to excel in quality
for eating any American bean, and be
can sell them considerably lower to the
trade.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Dav1dge ON Law POimts--Gulsoau 4
TheoiOgian, . Lawyer saa .
AenOlar.. II r. Hc0 vile to close
ON MOndsy-Sharp Talk
Between 0ounsel-Tns
Halter Drawing
Around the
Cuiprli's
Neck.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
ceed with his argument.

coed with his argument.
Mr.. ScOville criticized severely the
coarso of Judge Davis (in the New
York case just decidedly in going out OF
his way, as he (Mr. Scoville) said, 70
render decision that might be made
use of in this trial of Guiteau."
YES" called out the prisoner; "and
the jury in that case went out of their
way to rebuke Judge Davis"
MH. ScOville had not concluded his
argusent at 3 O'Clock, when the Court
adjourned till Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
A Acene' not ON the Rsgister.
Cherryvale tksnsss.l 0aobe. ....

1
| A little occurrence took place In thi
city not long since, which If properl
written up, would make good find fol
some of the picture periodicals. Recent
ly, two young men, living not many
miles from the metropolis, concluded
"rather than bear the Ills they had, >
to "hy to others that they knew not of, y
that is, they called upon our corpulent
dispenser of unalloyed felicity, the
Judge of probate, to have tied couple
OF marital knots. He tied; them
tighter, imagine, than the proverbial
| Richards sombrero baud was ever tied
After the splicing operation was con,
cluded, and the usual fees paid, the
happy quartet repaired to neighbor
ing hotel, and registered about as fol
Uws
"John Smith aud wife, room 23."
John Jones and wife, room 33."
After an elegant repast, the newly.
made beuedicts concluded to take in
the town. They visited all the places
where two young men might find
amusement; got a prescription, and
likewise q bottle or two of sea-foam;
played African billiards at George Sas.
soon's for all hour, and returned to the
hotel promptly at $50. In the mean
time there had been change of clerks,
the day-clerk having gone off duty and
the night secretary having taken his
place. The latter is \ very polite indi.
vidual, but was not acquainted with
Messrs Jones and Smith. He informed
them that their wives had retired, and
he would show them to their respective
rooms. ''Let mo see, this is %, your
room, Mr.. Jones'" rhe gentle reader
will glance at the register above.) And
then
God knows what next can't 60 on
I'm almost sorry that e'er began.
In about fifteen minutes that hotel
was scene Of some OF the tallest yell
ing and most profound swearing that
could be imagined, and there were four
Of the maddest people that ever lived
on earth. The night clerk was con.
fronted by two infuriated ghosts, as he
thought, and for some minutes he made
up his mind the time had come for him
to pass in his checks. Explanations
were made all around, and after all the
reporters of the city papers had been
bribed, the benedicts retired as regis
tered.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

The comments of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are daily prescribed by the
ablest physicians, whose success is due
to the specific influence of the compO-
nents. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup skill
fully prepared for immediate use, is for
sale by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

w. M. Kennard & Co. are making
large preparations for their spring
trade in sheetings and shirtings. In
store all the most popular brands and
at the lowest prices known anywhere.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Apepsia, the great cure for dyspsp.
sia, for sale by J. II. Hartman, drug
gist, Fifth and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

sutterley & Co., are still taking pho
tographs at their old prices. a02 Mar
ket 6t.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
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