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county jail ON the charge Of stealing the
Sunday go-to-meeting shoes of Green HIM.
Yer, sable brother who washes glasses nj
the Meredith Bros saloon. He also tan.
PED Hunters private till to the tune of IA
IN hard cash. When Hunter asked him
what he had done with his shoes he began
70 sing "Shoo Fly" but was induced 10
STOP by the officer, who gave him a Jerk
standing him on his head ''>
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Facts Worth Remembering.

Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, safest and mildest remedy
for all forms of blood-posoning, whether in.
hcrited or contracted is Acker's Blood
Elixir, which gives tone and vitality to the
system, throwing off all evils-removing
pimRles, scrofula, rheumatism, etc. Sold
by n. II. Patterson ~ Co. the Feachstone
l'nimeut men
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THE WEATHER.
special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

GALVESTON, August %. Observations showing
,snesl and lowest temperature and rainfall
Y past wenty.four hours, taken daily at 5
,tckp m. "
u. following railroads kindly cooperate with
" United states signal service by recurring
SCENTS 70 take the observations and use
-N wfe-without expense to the government
transmit by them, viz; Gulf, Colorado &
asafe International Il Great Northern, Texas
sneihS Texas h New Orleans, Houston 4
LDlo railroads. ~ '"n
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Notice to school Girls and Parent.

" 's"vVl Wits ana Parents,
Al young ladies in Texas who wish TO
attend Wards Seminary, Nashville, Ten.
nessee, can meet my agent, Mr. A. y. Size
vens, at Texarkana, He leaves Texarkana
wednesday morning, August 30, at I 80 on
to Nashville. w Il w nm WI al
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For Rent or Lease,
10, tnIee years, the lower part OF the brick
S oannhsC oy 100 teet-corner Main and
wholesale house. For particnlars ;ron;-s
OF Z. b. Dixon or Thomas N Whits Ear
corner oil Florence and Second streets
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A Thief In Trouble,

Lewis Stokes, colored, q frequent trans.
grcssor Of the law, was arrested by the
police yesterday and transferred TO the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-30

\, II you wish cheap millinery goods 20 t.
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We have tried it; we know whereof w
speak. Lemp's new extra eIport Reer hs
longs to that class of goods Of the hirhes,
orderl '''' A'hnos
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Ladies', Come
s 80 n, yourself how very cheap we Offer
at Bauman's. '"AN' so'e''
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Just Received Mt A j. Ro,,pn.,a 4 nros,

Alb Elm street, limburger cheese, senu.
Inc Swiss cheese fresh oat meal, prepared
chocolate, new Holland herring, salt mack
erel, Russian sardines, mackercls in toma.
toes, Vienna sausage, beef salad in ten
pound cans, pigs feet, ETC., etc.
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4oA=s1s ks TONIC CORDIAL SYSTEM '"1 S sss1

substances ~
Din the
hnd
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Freiburgs. w i'o''
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to close out our spring End summer goods
at the Ladies' New Bazaar, at Bauman's.
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II you want good bread and cakes use
Delmonico flour. "''
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market. " Wv
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For 80 Days Only
we olfer to sell below cost and no longer
from date, at Baumun's, 706 Elm street,
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

II you want to buy a family carriage
end for Orrs catalogue and price list,
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Rats es-Local rains, with slight rise in
-.*r ana slight changes in temperature
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Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punches nj
the farlor are still the rage and beat
norther in breaking the monotony of sum.
mer heat, ~
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Price our Goods,
millinery, laces, fancy goods. You be sure
to buy al, Bauman's.
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10 ,ne Drummers OF the West.
when az Colorado, stop with w. ID. STRAIT
t9n, AZ the Rendrebrook House. The hes
sleeping apartments, the best table, tn,
best sample rooms in the west. '''
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horsford's Acid Phosphate-A Refresbinx
Drink.
Or u ., Files, Portland, Me-. saws: "Af.
ter perspiring freely, when cold water has
utterly failed to satisfy my thirst, it has ac.
SSomplshed the purpose with the most per.
feet success"
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fure, unadulterated Glen Lea and Cea
Lake WHISTLES at the Wichita saloon,
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Get anything you want at Yves. Clark's
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We Must Sell ON
our suits and millinery before we receive
new goods at 500 on the dollar, at Bau-
mans.
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Buy the Globe Steam Coffee and Spice
mills goods. They are pure and unadulte,
ated. Capean Il Bond guaia ntee them.
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Freiburg's. ''
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wanted.
Two ca'h boy q. paaman's, 100 I'm
street.
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Every chewer should buy Spring Navy,
because 1t isthe best Tobacco ever sold In
Texas. 'N ~
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Two cash boys, at Baumans, 7o6 Elm
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INDICATIONS.

'Asnnium' Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
- NJ
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1t Two cash boys, at Bauman's, 7o6 Elm
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~ hosenth2l Co.'s.
Get anything you want at Yves. Clark's
Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punches at
.ne Iarior are still the rage and beat a
mer heat.
buy the Globe Steam Coffee and Spice
mills goods. They are pure and unadulte
ated. Capean 4 Bond guarantee them.
Wanted.
Two cash boys, at Bauman's FOG Elm,
street.
Wanted.
Two cash boys, at Bauman's, 7o6 Elm
street.
Ladies, Please Remember
we must close out all summer goods nj hal
Bauman's. :"
Closing Out to Make
room for fall stock, at Bauman's, FOG Elm
street.
Every chewer should buy Spring Navy
because IT IL the best Tobacco ever sold In
Texas. :"
We Must Sell ON
our suits and millinery before we receive
new goods at 500 on the dollar, at Bau
mans.
=, Fresh cream and Swiss cheese at Loeb 4
Freiburg's.
fure, unadulterated Glen Lea and Ces
Lake whiskies at the Wichita saloon.
Price our Goods,
millinery, laces, fancy goods. You be sure
to buy at Bauman's.
For 80 Days Only
we olfer to sell below cost and no longer
rom date, at Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
- % ---
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Closing Out to Make
street.
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Send your grocery orders to wes. Clark

7. 7. A. Star & Crescent route. Dallas, Tex
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Ladies, Please Remember
we must close out all summer goods nj hall
price. 60 to the Ladies' New Bazaar, al
Bauman's. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-01-06

DR. Rogers Worm Syrup instantiy
destroys worms. H9as 80 ,. 49, 4
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have enjoyed the work for / have
learned TO love II. have not spared
time or pains to accomplish such thing
as seemed desirable and helpful in the
circulation of temperance 1iterature.
But all my resources are now ex-
hausted and my time OF usefulness ex-
pred, and l shall be rejoiced to see
fresher and more capable hands lay
hold of tn 8 pleasant work and push II
forward as 1t deserves to be. We
want different woman In diflerer'
locality. THANK the dear sisters all
for their pat ence with my slow ness
and for so kindly appearing to be BLIND
| to my faults aud errors. And now |
you will add to your temperate,
patience II Peter, 1:6), with SO Ions
a report, my cup Of gratitude will b
full. 'rr- f-
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. CLINTON SMITH.
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A youpg Train Robbers End.

r. e, Sullivan, q young man oil
twenty Three years, one .s Of the train
robbers recently sentenced TO seventy
years In the Arkansas penitentiary, died
in prison of Q broken, heart. Shortly
after his confinement he became
gloomy, and going to the prison ply
stefan complained, Of being sioko Upon
examination the physician discovered
that the man was not suffering from
any perceptible disease, but that. his
pulse was 140. He was ordered to the
hospital, where every possible care was
given him. He revived after O. time,
but every one could see despair written
on his countenance, He entered the
prison cheerfully, and lightly spoke Of
the long term Of his sentence, but after
awhile q letter came. When he read
the lines his spirits sank. Tears told
Of misery that ink could not express.
He went again to his bed. The end is
thus related: 1i-t
1.-THE shadows are gathering fast and
night is Expressing me with Its dark
ness" he said to some one standing
near. zone crime, and then death In
4 penitentiary. Ny old father, who has
preached the gospel for years, who
many and many time clasped his
hands above my head and prayed, has
been humbled In his old age. And my
mother II I could only hear her voice.
But walls and law are between rs. ? I
am q one who Is dead. She could
come 10 me, but cannot 60 TO her"
| His thoughts wandered. At times he
seemed 70 be ct church, listening to his
father preach; and then he seemed 10
| be playing with his sisters. He smiled
and laughed softly. "Ahi" he would
say, "your brother never forgets you"
Suddenly his face grew dark, and,
waving his hand wildly, he began TO
mutter broken sentences. "Seizing the
bride rein, he sprang upon his antago-
mist e horse and dashed sway" "He'e
| reading ono dof those wild books tina.
We used to steal away and devour," said
one Of the dying mans companions In
crime. Z" Halt he exclaimed, drawing
Ii revolver and leveling Il at the head o.
young Horkce," continued the sufferer
/" Slowly and sadly they left che church
and waiksd along the hwell worn patti
b the rude erxse Of Lawrence. Stand
| ing near the stone plaeed there By The
Indian, Casper and his fAits companion
-" and he muttered ohefenfiy, thu
sentence dying sway With b deep groan
| Suddenly he raised himself, looked In
tently toward the door, ana blowly sanl
haNls dnaA. gIi 514Ilt 1di olJ cD11
-. q -f Az :
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-01-06

: HENBY's sCARBoLIc aSALvp.a-Is the
best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, nj.
Gers, salt rheum, letter, chapped. hands,
chilblains, eorns and, all kinds of SKIN
eruptions, frecklesl and apmples. Get
Henry's Carbolic 6alve, asl all Q others
are counterfeits. Price rs cents.sH ~ ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-01-06

President. '.mre. -. omil II
Recor riding Secretary. q. @. WALKER
Corr espon ding SecrtfdrN.. Mrs. ABERNETHf
Treasurer. 80. god. Mrs. V. W. BLANCHARD
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HORSE sHoENaA SPECIALITY.
$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for
any case OF Liver Complaint. pyspepsiA, sick
nsss We cannot cure Win @ssss Vsssbs fivsr
Pills. when the directions are strictly compiled
with. they are purely Vegetable. and never
boxes. Containing " Pills. rs osnts. Dor sale 81
all Druggists. beware Of coupterteis ard luits-
ions. The genuine manufactured only By
ess w. Madison ST., Chicago. y Pres bInl packag
nj BY mai prepaid % receipt q ~ cdstlhpPs
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!. Dr.; Motifs Liver, Pills are. bes bestoa
thartic regulators, u s Tsiian IA ( q
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Read at the annual convention of the State w. G..
n u. held at st. Johnsbury, September 80, by the
state superintendent OF Temperance Literature,
Mrs. Clinton Smith.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
The Political situation.

The Philadelphia North American
to-day say:
In all circles yesterday the ticket
nominated by the Convention the day
before and the Independent movement
were the prevailing topics of converse
ton. While many of the regular Re-
publicans affect to regard the move
ment as of very little Importance and
weight, number Of others frankly con-
fess that the matter has assumed a
very formidable shape.
Some claim that the Independents
have inclined toward the Democrats,
and this will prevent many liberal Re-
publica US from giving the ticket their
support. This however, is in direct
60 .flict with the Independent platform
=, d their expressed refusal in the Con
- .tion to recognize the Democrats
when Judge Ludlow's name was pre-
sented for the Supreme Julgsship,
Ex.Attorney General George Lear,
chairman of the regular Republican
convention at Harrisburg. speaking IL
relation to the movement, said that tht
ticket was as good as could be secured
and before a regular convention assem-
bled to nominate a successor to Mar
shall, Mr.. Lear expected to see more
declinations on the Republican ticket
He was of the opinion that before The
election was held there would be bu
one Republican ticket, otherwise the
Democrats success was assured.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
FOURTHEDITION
Visiting Knights.


A pumber of the members of Star Of
America Lodge, No. 81, and Damon
Lodge No. 8, Knights Of Pythias Of
Pennsylvtnia, came to this city last
evening FOR the purpose Of paying q
fraternai visit to Clayton Lodge, No. 4
of this place. The visiting brethern
were In charge of Post Chancellor
Harry Glading, and were accompanied
by Grand Prelate Austin Long Of
Pennsylvania, Past Chancellors X. H
Goldy, H. G. Kammerer, Charles Eek.
hardt, George Houghton and q. +.
Burns of No. 81, and Past Chancellor
Lewis G. Glading and Vice Chancelior
Joseph Gladi 4 of No. g. Chance!lor
Commander John Hall of Clayton
Lodge welcomed the visiting knights
and the degrees of the order were con,
ferred in excellent style.
Addresses were delivered by tie Wis.
iting officers and Thomas and Richard
Glover of No. 81 and Vice Chancellor
Glading delivered a recitation. Past
Grand Chancellor StansburyJ. Wiley,
who is also grand keeper of records
and seals and Supreme Representative
VIM. j. Jetferis and Samuel johnson,
Jr., Grand Chancellor T. N. Foreman,
Grand Master at Arms W. Simons,
Grand Inner guard Howard 7 Fesmier
and other officers of the Ora nd Lodge
of Delaware we're present
After the closing of the lodge, the
party adjourned to Weaver's ice cream
saloon, where a bounteous feast was
INDUCED in. During the progress OF
the feast, speeches were made by Grand
Prelate Long and Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seals Wiley. The visitors
returned to their homes on the II 81
o'clock train well pleased with their
trip.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
Itis Wonderful

with what success the Clothing Houst
of j. T. Mullin u Son, Merchant TAI
lors, Sixth and Market streets, has me-
in cur city. Coming here AZ the pro
prietors did two years ago, ,commenclnt
in a small way on Fourth street, Cha
wrong place every one said) and at +
time when it was supposed there wer
more merchants of the kind alreat.
here than could do profitable business
they commenced in quiet way, AM
instead of trying to injure Others thei
efforts we're to make more business o
rather to keep the people at home e
make their purchases in Clothing. B.
keeping the very best goods, emp oyin!
first. class workmen, attending clostl.
to business, buying and selling for !.
ready cash, their House has advertise
itself until it has grown to wonderfu
proportions, and Wilmingtonians d
not now have to go away for frs!
class suit of clothes, but can be sup
piled promptly at home at q n odera'
price and on short notice.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
jurors Drawn.

The following jurors were drawn this
morning, by Commissioners j. Rod
mond Smith and Henry r. DUPONT, tc
serve at the June term OF the Unitec
States District Court, which convenes
in this city on the second day of that
month
Wilmington Frank G. Simpson
Chas, +. Fritz, w. NJ. Kennard, Gran
Vile Worrell, Samuel G. Summons, AL
len Smith, John Wier, James Curitt
Abner p. Bailey, Isaac 9 Pyle, BENZ
f. Perkins, Nathaniel h. Benson, Jr
Brandy wine-Thomas s. Robinson
George ID. Watson.
New Castle-R)bert r. Morrison.
Red Lion-Wllliam X. Bright, Georg
B. Money.
White Clay Creek-Levi Ruth.
KENT COUNTY.
Duck Creek Griffin, john p
Bell.
Kenton-Louis NJ. Bell, r. W. Grif-
fifth.
West Dover-Amos c. Williams
John Slay.
South Murderkill-Robert j. Rey
nolds, Samuel d. Roe.
Miltord-Joseph H. Owens, Josepl
Frazier.
SUSSFX COUNTY.
Broad Creek-Robert Lambden, H
G. Lewis.
Nanticoke-W. A. Polk.
Nanticoke-E Owens.
Observation-Disclosures f. Gum.
Seaford-H. L, Hopkins.
Georgetown-B. 7. Butler, Charlie
G. Stockley.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
THIRD EDITION.
TIa T.,,6 Commission

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Wes-
t1rn Democrat upon the Tariff Commits
sion is likely to be Alexander Mitchell,
Of Milwaukee. There appears to be
soue .ou If his acceptance, but his
appoint On Ii he will accept is regared
~ Highly l4chable. ,
Inasmuch as the President leaves
Washington to morrow to be gone a
week, the commission will not De
named for probably ten days at least.
Daring that time the list may be
changed or II fitted indefinitely, but the
presen' probabilities favor the appoint
ment of the allowing as members
Ex-Vice- President Wheeler, of New
York, 3hairm an Henry Wolver, Jr.,
of Pennsy vania Alexander Mitchell,
of Wisconsin John l.. Hayes of Massa
Chusetts Ex-senator Eaton, OF Con-
necticut, as an Eastern Democrat A.
NJ. Garland, OF Illinois ex-senator
James Chestnut, Jr., or James 4. Han
soO Of Georgia, AZ 3 southern Demo-
crat. Robert p. Porter, of the Census
Bureau, auu some one FROM State
west tt the Mississippi. possibly Johh
Phelps, Of Missouri. James 4. han
son, OF Gt ga, - Cotton MAJ ui"G'ui
or of Macon, and proprietor OF the Iele'
graph and Messenger. He has never
been in public life, was prominent IN
the New York Tariff Convention, IS
about forty years Of age, and is recon-
mended by Senator Brown.
The friends of Robert ?. Porter say
that there was no ground for the oppo
sitiop manifested to him in the Illinois
delegation under the impression That
he was to be credited to Illinois.
they say tha he has been SO long in
Washington in the Census Bureau, h%v-
ing besides acquired business interests
in New York, that he can no longer o.
regarded as resident of Illinois. II
appoi ted, which seems probable, he
will be credited to the District OF 70
lumbia
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
The Outraxes OIL the Jews.

VIENNA, May 25 The Free Pres'
states that 400 houses belonging to ttt
Jews were recently destroyed by fire
at Vasilishki, in the Government o
Grodno.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 25 Genera
Drenteln, Governor Of kletf, has issues
a proclamation to the inhabitants O
BaIta, declaring that the authors ano
ipstip ators OF outrages upon the jews
will be tried by court Martial.
If the number of the police is INSULT
cient to prevent outrages the militar.
will be used The Chief of the Bal 8
police has recommended the Jews tc
remain cam, and has assured them q
the imm 'diate repression of attempts
outrages
LONDON, May 25.--In the House o
Commons this afternoon Sir Charles
Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary, reply
ing to Baron de Worms, said that b,
had received no confirmation of thu
burning of children at the fire at Smor
gOni, Russia.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
william Merrick's Funeral.

The funeral of William Msrrick was
very largely attended Yesterday, Jor'
daH A. Wilson, undertaken, having
charge OF the arrangements. The re.
mains were enclosed in cloth covered
ca-ket richly mounted, and presente
almost life-like appearance. The
friends of Mr. Merrick, of whom he
had many, presented quite a number
of floral tributes in respect to his MEM
o:y
Amongst them were broken shaft,
a harp pillar and wreath Rsv JACOB
rod,., formerly pastor of Grace M. E.
Church conducted the regular ceremon-
les with a great deai of feeling.and was
9ts.st4d by Rev. Charles Hill OF Asbury.
The pail hearers were: Harry John,
son, Horace Johnsoa, Alfred Elliott,
Charles Smith, Melville Gambrill and
Lamb bert Nicholson.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
Msrrlsge on the Fly.

3oOf8b nopuuhoeN'
Not long since, a couple presented
themselves to Dooly County Justice
of the Peace, intimating that they de
sired to be ma. ried ~ soon as possible
as the sirl's parents were opposed and
would soon be present to stop the pro-
ceehings.
The Justice looked at the couple, and
turning to the persons who were with
him first, said ~ 49,.
Hold on boys, till hitch this
team >,;u
Then turning to the anxious pair
said: u.,,;o on
"John, you want to marry Moll'e :?
"Yes, fir, quick - ro,.
"Mollie YOU want TO marry john?
'sTbat's what | am here for, and the
sonnpr tbe better The Justice then
asked all parties present to rise. NOW,
,John, ketch hold of Moilie's hand
Mollie, ketch hold Of Johns hand.
Now you are hitched, and in the pow.
er gin me by the State Of Georgy and
the United Sta tss, and by the goodness
of God | pronounce you man and wife,
and what this court has joined let moth
ing bust asunder, If so let him be mar
anatha Go forth, multiply. bring
forth and replenish upon the race OF
the earth Amen
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
Very Handsome Pictures.

Col, j. M. McCarter, who is the gen
eral canvassing agent for the Aldine
Publishing Company for the cyclopediia
of Delaware, will soon close his work
and when the book is published 1T will
he complete history of the State. The
engravings are really superb aud the
book will be well filled with portraits
of the past and present leading men OF
the State.
The Colonel has succeeded in getting
very fire engraving of Delaware's ia
vorite son, John NJ. c aySor. 1t is the
largest and best published, and so large
a number of them were struck otf that
Mr.. McCarter has them for sale at one
dollar apiece. There are but few ma
tive De!awareans Who would not like
t have llkeness..of Delawsre's favor
tie tatesman.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-26
Political Club II MOYPmenls.

Tonight the Young Mems Republi.
can Club of Newark will be received
by the Young Mems Republican Club
of this city, and at the same time re-
ception will be given to the Republi,
can candidates for both county and city
offices. The young Newarkers will
arrive in the city by the 6 80 p. IN. train
and will be met on their arrival by
delegation of the Young Mems
club of this city and escorted to the
Masonic Hall where meeting will be-
neld at 7. 80 o'clock and VIII ere addres
ses will be made by members of botl
the clubs. After the meeting the clubs
will partake of banquet prepared al
the Clayton house. The visiting clut
will leave for home on the LOS traiI
after midnight.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Birc
Guards was held last evening in th,
Lincoln Club rooms, Commander James
L. Haw kins in the chair and A. Bracl
Starr acting as secretary. After th'
transaction of some business of impor
tance to the club, addresses were made
by several prominent Republicans
Another meeting of the club will b.
held next Thursday evening at tn
same place.