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Burdette's Tilt with a Mosquito.


DUT down at Musquash. Last Sum
ID day night we all went to church
down at Musquash, and heard MIR. Hop
per preach, "a pleasure that all Burlington
will envy us. Mr.. H. was down there
helping the rest of us enjoy ourselves,
and the Baptists of Musquash just
pressed him into their service for one
day. Well, had been trout fishing all
the day before and had waded down the
river few miles, and Saturday night !
poured bushel and half of oats into
each of my boots, and all the bright,
sunny, Sabbath day they set out in the
sun and basked, while L lounged around
loosely shod in slippers, and extremely
happy. went to church in the eve-
ming, and you can't imagine how easy
and comfortable were my slippered feet.
L thrust them out before me and admired
them. In moment or two mosquito
came sailing along, ,humming the refrain
of hymn the congregation had just
ceased singing. This startled me little,
but not much, because always believed
that the st. John mosquitoes could sing
if they would. Well, this fellow sailed
on, passed me, then he turned and came
back, and / observed that he had a
rather wicked look in his eyes, although,
L reasoned, that was no more than one
might expect of a musquito that flew
around on the Sabbath. Presently, still
humming Broad is the road that leads
to death" /" the bird made few circles
and lighted on my slippered foot, max
ing his landing about an inch above the
slipper.
"Now, son." said, "this is a little
too much. admire cheek, but you
fairly gorge my admiration. / am sorry
for you, because know your harmless
ness and your stupidity. But your
impudence is more detestable than your
imbecility is touching, and 1 am com.
| PEELED to mash YOU" A
lifted my other foot to crush him
and hope L may live thousand years
if that mosquito didn't get the drop on
me.
I haven't felt anything like it since
seven years ago, when tried to memo
the family wash-boiler, and poured &
tablespoonful of sizzling, glowing, bub
bling solder down inside my shoe.
AS am a truthful man, when felt th'
shot, L looked down, and that mosquito
had his hind legs bent under him, hi
front legs stretched out and bracet
against my foot, while the venomou
wretch, holding his mouth full of epider
mis- and stocking, leaned back, pulled
and shook his head savageIy, like bull
terrier, without ever breaking his hold
Just before L kicked him he let go ant
sailed around behind my head, while h
joined the congregation in singing =
Brethren, while we sojourn here,
Fight we must, but need not fear"
sat in silent enduring agony, won
dering what manner of bird the Mus
quash mosquito was, when suddenl.
another one came behind me, caugh
me by the heel, and 1 thought in m.
soul it would pull the leg off me before
could shake and kick it loose. And thel
it lodged about my ears, swapping q
them as it went by, and humming wit
great affectation of feeling, 81 Woul
Not Live Away" was glad that
felt that way about it. 1t lived lon
enough to satisfy me, all the same. A
! through the service this inhuman bar
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-21

a. Apples of the crop of 1878 and
those of 1879 are offered for sale side by
side on the fruit stands. Twenty years
ago such sight would have been re-
garded as wonderful, now nobody is
surprised at it. The art of keeping fruit
has attained a high degree of perfection
in this country within the last decade.
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BE EXACT.


Above all things, boys should be care
full to speak the truth. / know several
boys, who perhaps mean well, but who
are careless in this particular, and when
ever / hear them talk / am afraid do
not put as much confidence in what
they say as 1 ought, because 1 know
their love of appreciation and the mar
velous, and i find myself making allow
ance wherever my native sense sees the
need. This is bad; for sometimes we
might make allowance, just where we
ought not to, and make ourselves much
trouble. 1t makes us doubtful, too,
which is bad.
How quick you know If any one tells
what is not exactly truthful, and you do
not forget it. Think then that others
regard you in the same way. Our
opinion of others is, generally, a fair
example of how others regard us. You
do not mean to be untruthful-of course
you do not; but there are two ways OF
telling anything, and ifyou contract the
habit of coloring it, it will give you o
great deal of trouble. Speak and act
the truth, and you will never go far
astray.
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I~ A gentleman gives the following
advice in relation to dogs: "If," says
he, "you enter lot where there is a
vicious dog, be careful to remove your
hat or cap as the animal approaches you;
hold the same down by your side, be-
tween yourself and the dog. When you
have done this you have secured perfect
immunity from attack. The dog will
not bite you if this advice is followed.
Such is my faith in this policy that !
will pay all doctor bills from dog bites
and funeral expenses for deaths from
hydrophobia.
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married or single, explaining wonders and mys-
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Sold at office or by mail, sent securely sealed on
receipt o. price In money or postage stamps. Ad-
dress DIR. WHITTIER, NO. 302 Penn St.. Pitts
burgh, Pa. W461y
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Daily Republican., 1879-11-14

history Of the trlts, vhish would b.
forthcoming at IN early dsas. He eon-
sludsd BY Informing the sadisass that
the wicksts Of Ksokuk asi always opsn
to any pale face who IL dssirous Of bs.
coming acquainted with the mysteries
OF the order.
Addresses follsws cd BY Morris H. Gos-
han, Great Incohoni, Prof. 6taEsbury
Wiley, Joshua Asris, Hon. George W.
Lindsey, Judge Of the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore, Nd, and others, and
Readings by ksssrs. H. G. Conrad, Eq,
and Prof. Crabbe.
The Quintstts rendered several sx-
csllent selections, which were highly
appreciated, - was also solo BY Mr..
Zsbley.
During the evening the red men
treated their pale face brethren present
to "corn and venison," In the shape Of
ioe cream and cakes, and this was not the
least enjoyable feature Of tho program.
The exercises closed with the rendition
Of "Good Night" BY the choir and ~
the large audience fled ont Of tho Hall
the complimentary allusions dropped
were convincing proof that the twenty.
seventh great suu Of Keokuk tribe had
set in halo Of glory.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
AOtAA UoNOHuos. sssss sssssss OA~
Balance to be raised BY TAXATION. ..... 81

Mr.. Msrris Taylor offered . resolu-
tion confirming the action Of the Mayor
in offering a reward Of $500 for the ar
rest and conviction Of the parties who
assaulted willard T. Toft ON Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. The resolution passed.
The following orders we're directed
to be drawn:
James McKendrick, S56.0l: ames Mulrine
s83. .2b; John +. Beeson, "a 90; Fannie MO
Keown, s23 81; Alex Cummings, eo3 26; James
Murine, So7 ~; VIM. Hawke. "a 90; Thomas
Ford, S45 20; H. y. McC0mb, u "; Neal Duf-
", Sl3 rs; Edward w. Hoopss, yl1 70; samuel
brothers. 900 90; N Qa!n6y, NsS; Edward
ert Brown, W %; Davis A Bro, s3i4 ID; Bush
4 Son, s4i5 %; W. l. n. =: X. o., ~ 70;
speskman : Bro 81 u; Frank Oh,ndler,
- %; Edward W. Hopes. go s.; Wsocacoe
Fire Co., sle oO; Wilmington GOAL Gas o.,
81 90; Pusey, Jones Z 90, - 90; q. r. Tho
mas 4 Go ~ 70; b F TOwnssnd, s22 %; tpnn-
] gsE, Morley b Cause. ~ ssafs; Lswh @
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
A Boom Relic.

Rnoch Rash was up before Squire
O'Neill at Pelioe Court last evening, on
the charge Of assaulting Daniel Millar-
ky, on the night Of Bayard's reception.
The prosecutor could not identify Enoch
and the hearing was postponed until
this evening to allow o,her witnesses to
be subp9nDd.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
Iew York, ,

The completed Official CANVASS in New
York now covers forty-hve counties, or
three-quarters Of the whole number
Leaving New York and Kings out Of
consideration, there are thirteen coun-
ties TO be heard from. OF these all but
two gave Mr.. Cornell = plurality for
Governor, and most Of them are strong
ly Republican. The majority Of Mr..
Heskins now stands at about 2,100,
and steadily improves as the oGOial re-
turns are received. The election of all
the candidates except soule il beyond
doubt.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
The Union Revival.

Last evening the Rev. DR.. Marks gave
the congregation of Union M. E. Church
a most profitable and instructive SER
mon, at the close of which q penitent
presented himself for prayers and was
happily converted. This evening there
will be a meeting for experience and
testimony. All are invited. Come, in
the name of the Master. NJ. B.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
All for Fun.

A Denver'girl, "just for fun" en-
gagged herself to marry Two men, but
appointed the same day, hour and place
for secret wedding with each. The
suitors were somewhat disoorcsrted by
each others presence, Is we'll as by the
girls absence. but they finally came to
an amioabls understanding to dsspise
her. a.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14

springer, 90 %; Robert Parry, Jr., q 90;
Morton, Heed 4 Co., el2 .; Betty Morris,
no; VIM J Morrow. q IS; Henry MeKsnnsy.
dsli Oar Wheel %, @iS SO jackson sharp %,
p %; 0lstts 4 Eckel, ~ 90; John Cannon.
q 10; Cspmann Valve Co., So3 80 and el3 20;
WIN J Bullock, q %; james Bradford, el2 sO;
ykJ N Hsrman, q 10; Adams 4 Bro, q Ss;
A Melchior. - s5; Walton Brs % Is; Jas
Z. Daley, 40 90; Louisa Meyers, Sls 90; B +
Townsend, s36 90; Davis 4 Bro, e5 10; Mills 3
Bullock, q q; Eliza Trssisr, Is q; James /
Webb, 90 90: o r Thomas b Co., q %; 9 A
Robinson, 90 90; VIM II Lee, 90 %; Edwin A
Parker, ~ 90; Henry Witsil, NJ 0l; John
Guthrie, ,@l7 Is; U Bullock S3O 80; Adams d
Bro, es 75; Smith Cooper, ga rs; q P john
son, go %; Geo W Vernon 4 Sons. S23 IS; Ev.
CRY Evening Publishing Co., " %; Adams 4
Bro, u 80; W MAXWELL, ~ 80; Dr. Howard
Oele, ~ %; Walton 4 Bro, sl1 Is; L F Adair,
q 96i Porter 3 Co., "a Is: i Vincent, s2s 60:
U FThomas Co., elt ~.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
An Important Psfnt.

While the rumor may not be true
that Senator Bayard hurried home in
order that he might enjoy . shave at
the tonsorial establishment Of Preston
Bros, No. 2 &. Sixth street, yet 1t is
certain that II personal appearance has
anything to do with . mans success In
life, Mr.. Bayard would only have
shown his good sense had he done 80.
An important poiat for those interested
70 consider Is that no man ever shaved
oy Preston Bros. has ever been defeat
Cd as candidate for President Of che
United Skates.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
The Pine K.ot nail To-riwht.

. This evening, the Pine Knot Assem-
bly,, will give their fourth grand an
nual ball in Prof. Webster's Dancing
Academy, Masonic Hall. An unusu-
ally large number Of tickets have been
disposed Of and the attendance will,
no doubt, be very large, select and or
derly. Prot. Ritchis's orchestra will
furnish music, and master Of Ceremo.
mics Jno. J. Taggart and his assistants
have prepared . programme, that can
not fail TO Afford ample enjoyment TO
the lovers Of the Eight fantastic. /"
The grand march will be led Of prompt.
ly at $50 o'clock, and each lady par.
ticipant will be presented with hand
some programme.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
Kiekea IN the Aouth.

George Springer, who resides on his
farm near Hocksssin, Mill Creek Hun
dred, visited our city on Thursday
morning, and put up his team at the
White Horse Hotel, kept BY Caleb Mil
ler, at the corner Of Second and Tat
nall streets. About 8 O'Clock, p. NJ,
he went into the stable to got his horse
in order TO return home, when the ami
NAL kicked him directly in tho mouth,
knocking him down and stunning him
quite badly, He was carried into the
hotel BY Mr.. Miller and DR.. Fsllows,
whom DR.. Asull was called in and
dressed the wound. He soon recovered
consciousness, when one Of his neigh
bors, who was visiting our city, gave
him seat in his carriage and convey.
I'D him to his, home leaving his own
team ct the hotel. The horse seems
to be an unusually vicious one, as it
alsoI kicked the hostler. Persons
should be careful 70 give it . vide
berth fthey value their lives.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
Total Amount OF Assets. .

Present membership Of the tribe, 81.
In closing Mr.. Barr stated that the syn.
opsis given was brief and Intentionally
90 % Past Great 6aohem Edward Hirst,
historian Of the tribe was preparing .
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
Church Concert.

On the 25th inst. St. Mary's church
congregation will give concert in the
church, the proceeds to 60 to the bone
fit Of the orphan asylum.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
CITY LraIsI.ArIsH.


Psett1ons BseeIveA-Dlas GoR Oen-
esoets = Deposs sf TIE Ranao0s
OS00aasse-o1aess DseWn.
City Council met last evening, in
regular session. President 6hsrpley In
the chair.
The petition Of VIM. Bsadsnkopi
asking for extension Of water main on
Fourth street between Jackson and
Van Buren, streets. Estimated cost
>275.
When the bills Of City Hospital waa
called Mr.. Rodney called for the read.
ing Of the items in said bills. Thia
being read and everything proving
satisfactory, orders were directed to bs
drawn for the respective individuals.
The City Treasurer reported amount
In bank IN the credit Of current sxpen-
SOS, t3S, ,112 08; credit Of Board Of Rdu-
cation, 95,752.3s.
Street Commissioner Lynch reported
16 mon and 2 single and A double
teams In the employ In cleaning streets.
Pay roll elOO.64.
Chief Engineer AcIutirs reported 81
men employed In the Water Depart.
mspt. Pay roll e259.
Mr.. AcGlinchey presented petition
from N. B. Culbsrt and others asking
that Harrison street between Seventh
and Eighth be curDed.
Mr.. Paynter presented . petition
from Rli Crosier, owe the People, y
asking for City Hall for the purpose Of
holding banquet and reception on
Thanksgiving Day for the benefit Of
citissns who we're In service for their
country. The prayer Of the petition
will be granted provided tho hall has
not been previously engaged.
Mr.. Chandler presented . petition
for = lamp on Tatnall street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Refer
red.
Frank Simpson asked for the reset
ting of l20 feet Of curb on south side oi
18th ct. between Lombard and Poplar.
Referred.
Edward Rodgers asked that Van Bu-
rem streets from Front TO Second be re-
paired. Referred.
The following bids were received for
nlling up Of Dupont street:
Patrick Usr1D.ry, 29a. "
Samuel Cr0thers, %.
The dirt for this work 10 to be taken
from Clayton street. The last bidder
will take the dirt from Gilpin Avenue
for All cents per cubic yard.
The following bids were received for
stone for the use Of the city.
James AcKsndrick, 1000 feet stone
for the use ofthe breaker 81 cents psr
cubic linsal foot, 1000 feet flag stone
lSA per lineal foot, 1000 feet gutter
stone 10 cents lineal foot.
James Murray 500 perch stone at
el0.5 per perch, for the use Of the quarry
10 cents per perch.
John Doherty 500 psrches paving
stone and stone for the breaker A9 cents
per perch.
The stone for the breaker is 10 be
furnished by the contractor for i've
years.
The bills after considerable discus
sion were referred to the committee.
The Finance Committee reported the
following expenditure Of the city for
the year.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. Is, 1879.
To THE PRESIDENT AND MRMBBRs OF CITY
COUNCIL Gentlemen Tho Finance Oom.
mittee would respectfully submit tho follow
ing as their estimate Of expenditures and re-
ceiptS for tho year 1880 {:
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
-,,rraEp At THE rosrory1cE At
n Wiiaingten, Del, . ssses! slsss mat
me Wsather.

Tho Wsother.
War Department, Onss Of The Chief
SINAI Oaesr, Washinston, Nov. Id
rod,cstions for Priday-Eor the
uiddls States, partly cloudy weather
and rains, southwest winds, slight
f.ll in temperature and slight rise In
A,rounsteI.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
More thap no Dargainsd
for.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, November l2.-Char-
les +. King, who shot and killed Mrs.
Dorbraemser, . married woman with
whom he was desperately in love, on
January 4, 1875, withdrew his plea OF
not guilty Of murder in tho second de-
gree, and was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for twenty years by Judge Lou.
chin. When sentence was pronounced
King made q strong protest, saying that
his lawyer told him that If he would
take this course he would receive light
punishment, and stating that he would
rather take the chances Of conviction
under the original pleading than be
subj eoted to 80 long an imprisonment.
He asked tho Judge to withdraw the
sentence, which request was refused,
and motion to set Il aside will proba-
bly, bs made tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-14

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. Is, 1879.
To THE PRESIDENT AND MRMBBRs OF CITy
COUNCIL Gentlemen Tho Finance C0m.
mittee would respectfully submit tho follow
ing as their estimate Of expenditures and re-
ceipts for the year 1880:
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GFFFCE.7L.
BOARD OF Aldermen.

81 called meeting Of the Board Ct ider-
man !. reid August b. 1879, there were pres ri /:
., q e. Oo~nhem. esq, President, and ii essrs.
:: y: omoSt Strauss, hsEbary, Risheill, j. s.
In TIE absence of the clerk Henry j.. Negett
Was eec!ed Click pro TEN
-, "a ACT 10 appropriate Fart olthe re?eLue for
me ei SUNG ) ear Was read throe times und rss;-
ed. Aye, M;ss's G G. Smoot, Strauss, bar
EUuFy: M:A.sI!, j. Is. SmOo.. Rod, and Mr.
PresldenI-,. Noes. mono
Alepcrt from TIE Committed On Poor as 10 ibs
condition Q! tbs Alias House. ard a resolution
directing lie Committee on Futile Prorer,v IN
nave the sauna repaired wss received and adont
cd. ahe RESOLUTION wss substque returned
by the Common Council with AZ sncudmeEt
wss agreed to.
Tie adverse report Of Inc Finance Committee
on the PETITION OF Lewis HiDkirs was sdoptoj,
An eel IN Relation 10 the setting Ct curb and
paving the CUTTERS snd sidewalks was read once
and referred to the Committee on Streats
a ACT posing renaities for ob:tructipg the
sidewalk OF King street was received from III.
Common COUNCIL, read the third time and passed
Ayes. Messrs. O. {. Smoot. Strauss, Marbury,
Hishlell, j. b. Smoot. Reid and Mr.. President
Noes none.
An act Imposing penalties upon persons who
hesect 10 ccSr lneir cutters snd sidelin,s Of ell
grass and other distractions was receiyed from
The Common Council and rccommittcd "a iha
Conmlttse On Sire cts for correct endo.sa.,on
II wss subsequently returned By the Commoo
Council snd laid over until the neg. meeting
The petition e w. l. Muilep; retititiun Of
me A:er1ndr!a and FsEtsx Agricultural and
lndustriss Association |; petition Of Wheat and
others, and bill Of u. W. Schcti. I'D T. sunnl;ns
furnished tho Aims House were received from
tho Common Couucil and thor ac.ien concur.
RID in,
4 resolution that when tho Council adjourn il
be until tho fourth TUESDAY in October was
adopted.
A oil! of Aagrus Schulsr for supplies furnish.
81 tho Aims house VA ordered to b. u.id
The Common Council returned the &C. max.
Ing appropriations for tho ensuing year with an
amend uent increasing the appropriations for
cIrsnlng and repairing streets from s. eco to
$1,000 his Board adhered to its former sctioo
and appointed Messrs j. 3 Sluoot and STRAUSS
rs commit OF conference Tho cOmmiitno
reported IL favor OF tho Board recsdiGg from its
scuon; which report was adopted, and tina
amendment conCurred in.
Ine bosrd tbon I'D iourned
Iesse: Il. j. NEvETT Crk. pro ten.
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HARGAlNS IN iaRDWANE, CUTIE.
s. kY &C. 81 IS King stl Get cnruar of Roy

RARGAINS IN HAEDWANE, CUTLE-
- ny, &C, st IS King set corner of Roy.
al, Alexandria, Vs-The subscribers have on
hand very large stock OF goods in their line
CON pr!siDg general assortment which tu re.
duce stock will DO sold at uncommonly low
prices Special attention is called TO lot OF
Horse Nails, which VIZ vii sell st 10 cts per ID
and upwards Good Door Locks with Knobs ut
lCa cent. each, and Hinges. Sc ews, 81 in pro-
portion Shoe. Dusling Sc!upbiug White wash
and Ho!se Brushes II cost; curry Combs 60 cts.
per dozen good article; IN fact, any slicle We
hsVO on hand viii Do sold low during the dun
season. No need to send your mOuey away
from home. Call aid Sec it will cost nothing 10
enquire al IS King stree, on Tue ccrEer Of Roy.
al, before making your purchases
JOHN J.. CEElG ATOM s. SON,
~ Is fstsblshed in le47,
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lHE Doc Law. -Tbc Mayor had several
9arIss before bun tE5 mo5riDg for keeping
joys N!thou, lcGuse. They vera foed be-,
sldcs t,ls 6 required to take cut license. TIE
law w!i, hrrsatter he sulc:iY enforced and it
would be Well Tor deg owutrs to come UP and
AXE cut IIceose at once, without mourning the
extra expense Of lie.
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SUPERB LiNEOFTOILETA HTICLES-
~ Atknson's Lows Lubin's, Grown" shd
Eoc's fine han kercnief extracts Genuine Fa-
very superior Lubirs ind Gaudiay's tyiet
powders i:ocioL" hyg,eniq4e, Lu1iu's. Lows,
genuine Brown Windsor, CIud1als Ssvon de-
Giycsriae, kosoo Pr!ntanlerc Cashmere Soquss,
aad other hno 90 .ps Fino iGug ism ttair BIu:nss
Genuine 81. Thomas bay Rum. Flurida Wa:vr
Eihi.ea Tooth Powder.
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