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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-01
cheap BreAd II Enxiand.

A London Journal coi graduates the
country that. for the frat III the history
III The nation. = timc of general business
distress II not made worse by high
priced bread. II says: "'rhc LOAF which,
thanks ~ American corn. the people
cMn pnt On their tables. to-day. II big.
grr anil better loaf than they have ever
l,evn able to put On their tables under
similar circumstances before"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-01

Jim Anderson IL getting In his work
~ the ls~no New Gazette. A recent
number III that paper contains thc fol-
lnwins report III recent freak ~ 4
uhirlwind: During the high wind
which prevailed yesterday morning. J.
Murnan Cutter started ont with
lalf gallon IL whisky 10 take to his sick
mother, ~hp lives ont oil Virginia
street. lie wax found some ionr hours
afterwarl lying l~lind fence on thu
hill ~ IN inarticiilatc condition. Later
in tho day he recovered sufficiently To
explain tho catastrophe which Ind over.
taken him. Ilc sa,l that he stopped
around n c.rner ~ hx the cork III the
jnH. and while DO was taking thu meas.
ne af tie oriiice OF the Jug a tre,nen
dDis winh came uown On him. II
sucked tLs liquor clean ont of the Jug.
blew Il down his thycAt. and turned Tic
Jug insida ont III could rsmeMhv.
nothlpg more q! lhe occurrence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-01

fttal.si.irs tnIt snf, Cincinnati In.inissr
About \ week ago the wife ~ Houc.
jones': wealthy farmer. living twelve
miles south " here. went ont IL place
lMn III feed la the chickrn.coop. Az
she placed the pan In the coop MI i'm
ncllsc rat seized ONE ~ her fingers.
hitting through II, and holding on with
n lcnth grip. Bcforc rho conld release
her hand s,e had Ia choke the raj Ia
death. The wound healed in u few
Aays. apparently. Int yesterday Mrs,
JONES was aizrd with symptoms nj
hydroplol,in, going inie ennvmlNionn
mud suffering intense agony. There
nre hut little liol"s entertained 81 her
recovery.
IIsan iie tsstan lirrald
Miss kats O'l.o,lc. ~ Snmm,t,lllr.
N. T., arrived mt her hone suffering
painfully from lock.jaw. which waS tho
result oi iat bitr, that threatened 10
prove fatal She wns employed III the
family NJ 'ilnodorr Coleman. in III.
town Of Waikiki. Aimnt Ten days ago
she cAnght rat la thr pantry, when IL
lit her through ihr finger. The fnd
healed and caused no trouble. I'M nL
IL lIer hand and arm began swelling,
and lock-jaw ~. IN. She was able ~
ride home on the cars "Wednesday. Int
shn suffered great pain from nervous
spasm. that came over l,cr, contracting
The muscles and causing her "a cry nnt
IN her Mgony. After her arrival llnmr
rle grew worse. and thu Catholic priest
III Ellcnvillc wM Photographed fof ~
come and administer tl.c Inst rites ~
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
Local cites.

Waters ghost wasn't long in getting
back to the jail II Jim Andrews is to be
believed. lie heard a racket in the
empty cell on Saturday night. The re-.
port is cdrrent among the prisoners
that two or three weeks ago, while sew.
eral were standing around the door Of
Waters cell talking to him, three dis.
tinct raps we're heard which Ls re-.
marked were tokens of death.-"Cecil
Democrat
The "Pocomoke Record" says: Mr..
Drexel, the banker of Philadelphia,
has bought several thousand acres OF
land within eight miles of that place.
He proposes to build some two hundred
dwellings, and send down as many fam
lilies to occupy them. He also intends
to start woollen, cotton and other facto-
ries.
Alexander Stewart, the Marine artist,
has just completed picture of the
steamer "Decaturs II. Miller" for the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company.
A splendid musical programme has
been arranged for the services on
Christmas Eve at Old Swedes Church.
Mr.. Charles w. Ash, of West Cain,
is now furnishing the W. & N. r. X.
with large number Of ties.
Robson and Crane appear at the
Opera House on Monday evening in the
Comedy of Errors"
Bishop Scott will officiate at the re-
dedication o. the Middletown Church
tomorrow.
Congressman Martin left this city for
Washington on the noon train yester-
day.
The Academy of Visitation closed
yesterday for the holidays.
Wheat has been greatly improved by
the recent rains.
Winter commences tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Little Child While Playing with
Fire in the Absence of Its Mother
IL Fatally HMrned.

John Lynch, little three year old
boy, son Of Humphrey Lynch, driver
on the Rising Sun branch Of the City
Railway, was fatally burned on Sa :
uriay afternoon with fire in the
absence Of its mother. Mr.. Lynch re-
sides At the Rising Sun depot. Mrs.
LIN. h h I'D left the little boy for the
purpose of going to neisbDors FAMED
Carey who was weighing an unu.uaIly
large hog which had bean gently
killed. She locked the little one in.
In the absence OF its mother the boy
tegan to get pieces OF paper and upon
lighting them at the stove would tramp
upon the burning ends with his feet in
imitation OF his father who was aCous-
toned to light his pipe in tins manner.
The flames caught upon the childs dress
Two boys named Thomas Mccain and
Eugene Toy who wers il the depot ad-
Joining, heard the screams OF the child
and they ran Immediately toward the
middle depot after Mr.. Lyncu. While
they were gone John Reed, who was
near by ran to the house and bursting
open the door found the child envel-
oped in flames.
The settee and wood work to which
the fire had communicated were also
burning rapidly. Mrs. Lynch arrived
about this time and promptly tore the
clothing from the child. 1t vas too
late. DR.. Shadinger was sent for and
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

,or paIIa,Is,uiI'n; .2l. 100, $40, 9.35, 90
"a, ia "a a IN: ~ Is, ~. 80, 230, 400, 3. i6
~ STy "a q A y m.
po, 49,, 80 ~ III. iGO, 1904 a. M, IL I3
TUT CT 20 - N ri,"itsd Exuress. s as, d. m.
Eo, .-"n''n ~ nd WashInlu0n: lgot, An
''' a. ~ 10 "a n. M. Limited Exp resi-
20, va - On On SUNDAY L. 81 2l(
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:, - H",,imors AMI ylT 5Tauyae: 8.35 q. M.
IT naiIiio'0 anu way ~
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
THIRD EDITION.
A GOOD DAYS WORK.
500 Ask ed for and $3.50 Raised by
asundsy school.


The basement of the Union NJ. L.
School having been beautifully re-
frsscoed at an expense of $3.50 an APP
peal was made to the Sunday School to
give helping hand yesterday, towards
helping the trustees to pay for IL. Inc
school had something over $50 raised
from their summer excursion laid by
for this purpose, which with the proceeds
OF $40 made from the Hayes Qnartstte
Concert made a total of 500 towards
paying for the work.
The school was notified of what was
expected on removing into the bsautl-
fad room but 800 was the limit put to
their contribution and the members
were told that if they raised that
amount the officers of the school aud OF
the church would be perfectly satisfied
and would say "well done good and
faithful servants. The morning
school usually small, met and raised
$40 which was more than was expect
I'd.
This left 500 for the afternoon school
to raise and notice was made according
" when it met. Collector Oliver was
kept so busy taking in the cash and
the checks from the classes that Sn.
perintendent McDanel prolonged the
exercises by practicing some of the
excellent pieces OF music found in the
new hymn book which had just been
adopted couple of Sundays before.
When the report was read and sl47
announced as the collection for the day,
a grizzly gray bearded Old veteran for
getting that propriety was expected
from church members, gave vent to his
feelings by q vigorous clapping of his
hands, which proving contagious sped
over the room awav to the back seat.
"Stop stopn said Superintendent
Mcdaniel.
"Clap, clap, clap" was the response.
stop | say stop that right away, said
the Superintendent, "we have a better
way OF showing cur joy than that, !"
and than in stentorian voice he struck
up, "Praiss God from whom all bless
ings fow," and the Sunday School join
ing in aud helping him the beautiful
room was filed with the melody of
praise.
An error OF dollar Was found in the
counting up which when rectifed went
in favor of the school and then another
teacher reported 81 80 cents more that
had been subscribed aud not paid in.
This being added run the contributions
up to $3.50, which with the 500 already
on hand made $3.50, sufficient to lift
the whole debt. This was considered
a grand triumph for the Union Sunday
School, and all connected with it went
home glad.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
harrow Escape.

The residence Of +. A. Curtis, neal
Newark, narrowly escaped destruction
by fire on Wednesday evening last.
sohle workmen had been oiling the floor
OF the hallway and had careless y
thrown tbs oiled rags into corner.
About ii o'clock the family ", "a
aroused by the smell of somsthing burn
ing and upon Investigation it was found
hat the pile of rags had caught fire
from spontaneous combustion. The
timely discovery of the fire averted no
doubt terrible conilagration and prob
ably loss of life.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
GENERAL Grants Movements.

On Saturday General and Mrs. Gran
lunched at the residence of Mr.. Georgt
W. Childs. Among those present wer'
Hon. William NJ. Evarts, Secretary o
State; HoI. John Welsh, lately Minis
ter to England; Hon. l.. ?. Morton
member of Congress from New York
Hon. Alfred T. Goshorn, Of Cincinnati
Rev. Dr.. Norton, Of St. James Protes,
tant Episcopal Church Philadelphia;
Thomas Mast, the artist, and DR.. Basil
Norris of Washington.
After tn. luncheon at Mr.. Childs,
General Grant reviewed the boys OF the
grammar schools of the city on Walnut
street, anl was then welcomed by the
school girls in the Academy of Music
Later IN the afternoon he held a recep,
tioD 10 the Academy Of Fine Ar.s, aun
n the evening dropped in al the Ian
ne: given by :ae city N st. Gror1"'-
Halt.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
General Grants EI0nors.

General Grant received cordia
greeting at the Commercial Exchapge
in Philadelphia yesterday. He made
longer speech than usual, referring
chiefly to the obstacles to the growth
Of American trade in Asia. Mayo,
Stokley followed, and alluded to Gen
eral Grants fitness for third term.
The negotiations regarding the presi-
dency of the proposed Nicaragua Canal
Company are apparently suspended.
Last evening Mr. A. J. Drexel gave a
grand reception in honor of General
Grant. Many persons of distinction
were present.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

A POLICEMAN'a CRIME.
He nuFIs . Baby from q Flying
Train.

IL hurts q Baby rom q fIy1ns
Train.
A dead babs was picked up near the
first station North Of Chester, on the
line Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad, last Saturday
evening, under the following circum-
stances: II appears that Robert tIamil-
ton, Policeman No. SO, Of the First
Philadelphia District, visited Chester
and told Policeman Wilson and Hooy,
Of that place, that hs was engaged In
looking up information connected with
a railroad accident that took place near
Chester about six months ago.
The Chester policeman noticed that
Hamilton had q small bundle under
his overeoat, and his badge had the fg-
ures 80 on II. Hamilton left them and
took the 7.39 train for Philadelphia.
Robert J. Brkmire lslt the train at
Eddystone station, and saw a passenger
come out Of the rear car and throw
something away, which proved to be a
babe wrapped in napkin and piece
OF paper. Birkmirs picked up the
package, and returning to Chester, met
policemen Wilson and Hooy, who recog,
nized the package as the one they had
seen in Hamiltou's possession.
The Coroner of Chester was bottled,
and he and Policeman Wilson came to
Philadelphia the following Monday and
told Chief OF Police Given the facts Of
the case. Chief Given discharged Ham
ilton from the force pending an official
investigation, aud he was at once taken
to Chester and committed to Jail. The
Coroner Of Chester held an inquest,
and the jury returned verdict that
Hamilton was the person who threw
the babe from the train.
DR.. Mercer testified that the child
had arrived at full growth and appear
ed to be healthy, but he could not pos
itively assert that it was born alive,
though some appearances indicated
that it was not. The prisoner will not
say anything regarding the affair.
He will receive speedy trial.
Chief CT Police Given speaks of him
as a first-class officer, and Lieutenant
Warnock, under whom he served says
he is widower, that he supports his
two children and two sisters, and that
possibly he had committed the deed to
save the character of some unfortunate
girl. The Lieutenant asserts that the
Coroner of Chester informed him that
the child was still.born, and therefore
the offence q very slight one.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
o State Seals.

MEssRs. EDiToRs:-The contributions
OF Mr.. Vincent to the early history o,
Delaware are always interesting and
valuable, and Of this character Is the
Information which he gives you In re.
lat'on to the respective seals OF the
counties Of New Castle, Kent and Sus.
sex. Bnt the attention of the Histori.
cal Society was directed to a diflereu,
subject, to wit: the history OF the Co,
lonial and State Great Seals. There
have been various county seals for au.
then.icating the writs OF courts, &C., but
is there any history extant OF a
Colonial, State, or Great Seal,
representing and also attesting the
sovereign power, or corporate
existence OF "ths three lower
COMMITTEES" OF ",he Territory" or of the
state" of Delaware, prior to the date
meA joined by the Society's Committee
III, s,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
To be Dedicated,

The Middletown M. L. church fol
nearly three years under the pastorats
of Rev. T. +. Martindale, has beer
enlarged and thoroughly rebuilt, and
furnished with all the modern improve.
ments, such as steepls and bell, fresco
stained glass, gas, pipe organ, &c., and
is said to be beautiful church. II
is to be re-dedicated tomorrow and
Revs. DR.. Fowler and DR.. Todd are tt
ofiiciate, Bishop Scott and Presiding
Elder Matlack will also he present.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
A Hoax.

Mr.. Washington Alexander called
upon US this morning and stated that
the report that he had walked into the
Christiana on Tuesday night on his re-
turn from the Grant reception was all o
hoax, and put in circulation by some,
body to ipjure him. He gays he was
not in Philadelphia on that day at all
and at the time he is said to have
walked into the creek he was at home
az his mother we'll knows. We make
this correction with pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGIsTERs ORDER.


X, REGISTERS OgFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. !, 1879.
Upon the application Of henry Y. Conrad,
ESQ. Administrator OF George W. Powell,
late OF wilmington Hundred, IN said
county, deceased, IL Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator aiore'
said, give notice Of the granting OF Letters
of Administration upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting Thereof !,
by causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date Of such Letters, In
six Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate, TO present the same
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same to be Inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE RRpupLioAs, a newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be con-
tinued therein three weeks. te-s-d)
Given under the hand and seal Of
US. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
-, New Castle, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
y. u. BiGGS, Register.
NorIrR. ALI persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator. on or
before december /, 1880. or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such Gaze made and provided.
HENRY q. CONRAD, Administrator.
Address Wilmington, Del. l2-3.tf
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
Two Brothers ON a saturday Nfxht
Drunk. nre Kun over nj Eikson'

On Saturday two brothers named
Adam and Thomas shevery hving
about two miles from Elkton went into
Eikton to have a good time. They had
it and upon starting about midnigh'
thoroughly drunk they got upon the
railroad track. The train which leaves
this city a, 2.lo Sunday morning was
ten minutes late. While these men
were stumbling over the road this train
came along about three o'clock ana ran
over them. Adam was instantly KILLED
and Thomas WAS dangerously injured,
The inquest over the victim was held
at Elkton and verdict was rendered
in accordance with the particulars
One of the men had with him large
piece of meat which was carried by the
engine some distance. There were
eighteen cars attached to the train.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22

are Or. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
gar Coated, without an equal. They never
grippe or sicken IN operating, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In tne right or LETT side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, C0suveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness. Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Biliousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily intrmities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickenlng Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels costlve. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store keepers.
ASK for Dr. Simms Pills and take II o others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining.
ton Del PHILADELPHIA, BJ2 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
Persom nal.

Mr.. John s. Mcdaniel OF 7O5 King
street, is now In st. Louis, Mo.
!. W. Naylor, Rsq., OF this city Of the
U. 8. Signal Services has finished laying
the cable from Lswistown to Cape
Charles, Virginia in the extremity Of
this Peninsula. Now the Government
can communicate instantly the whole
length Of this Atlantic Sea Coast, and
make known Immediately to every
station q wreck or change of weather.
Mr.. J. Bayard Saville visited this
city yesterday. He is now engaged in
the Stock Broking business in Balti.
more.
Joseph l.. Killgore, Esq, ex-City
Treasurer, visited this city yesterday.
He Is now engaged in travelling. 1t Is
supposed to extend the influence and
we'll being Of one of our secret societies.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
Mysterious Affair.

At New Canton, ILL.,, one night last
week, cries Of murder were heard com.
ing from house occupied by a mar.
ried couple. No investigation was
Lade until Thursday, when the house
was found to be deserted, hut with the
'urniture remaining, and blood on va.
rious articles. A neighbor who had
threatened the lives OF the couple had
sent his goods away from the place, E I'D
it is supposed that he murdered the
pair, and shipped of their bodies.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
saturday Night on Market street.

Market stree: va thtoaged until a
la. hour on SATURDAY evening, the
1nD.t Those y no e1,i7euei i, being bent
either upon viewing The beautifully
decorated viLdpns u the different
s,rss or making Holiday DgrsLase-.
& the plac.s wher- thing q d. Holiday
character are sold did q aooi Dusinss4
Adams & Bros. store, 10. 5ng Market
street being especially 'hrJnked dIring
the entire evening. That good t mes
have come again was evidenced by the
iunumerable bundles Of Christina
articles under which 70 man
heads Of families were lettering.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.



u, +, kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, "a sure
cure for this d ssase. 1t has been prescribed
daily Tor many years in the practice OF emi
uent physicians with unparalleled success.
symptoms are loss Of appetite, wlnd and ris
ip" Of ivJu dryness ia mouth, headache, dtE2i-
Csg seepIessnsss and low spirits. Get the
genuine.
hunkle's Bitter Wine Of Iron Is for sale in
Wilmington ny Il. James Belt, n. Il. Dan
forth, John J. Gallagher Bro, Herbert X.
Watson Taylor II Fullerton, .iHo. ). Hart
man, H. X. BrDghurst and the drug trade
generally
Worms! worms! Worms
l.. +. kunkei's WsrIp Syrup never tails 10
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. The
Doctor can tell whether or rot the patient has
Horns. Thousands are dying daily with
woias, and do not know It. Fits, spagns,
cramps, CHOKING and sutiJcation, eallow CON-
plexi0n, circles around the eyes, swelling
and pain In the stomach, restless at night,
grading Of the teeth, picking az the nOie,
cough, fever. itching at tho scat, headache,
iOIl b cath, the patiens gr0ws pale and thin,
Ii0AI!ng and irritation In the anus. All these
y mptoms, and more, come rom worms. T.,
i. kuIkel's Worm Syrup never tails 10 re-
move them. Price 81 per bottle or six for vs..
t.or Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
tO.j For all other, buy OF your druggist the
Worm Syrup. and II he has 1t not, send TO
DR.. h, +. Kunkel. Zoy n Ninth street, Phil.
ade!uhia, Pa. Afvlce by mai, ...tree; send
hTee cent Stamp.