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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-07
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss of men,
ory, accompanied with a painful SEN
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the. LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-07
Free & Martin.
For SALE.

The following descriptions Of property, OF
uny Of them, may be purchased Of the under
,s,cned At bargain, on easy terms. Wig: Lots
y Fl. 10 and IL, Block 50; Lots 10 and III, block
40 !: nine acres OF land opposite the fair ground,
aIso her residence on Main street, aii the
village Of Paw Paw. :. v opvvps
tl92m3s M N 0"H"re'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-07

The ..panel photograph is the latest i'm
proyement in the Photographic art. Cali and
see specimens at Praters Art Gallery, on Kal-
amazoo street. ..l lmLl 81 ~ lln .--l
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Golden w WeddInE.

The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Allen, took place on Thursday
evening at the residence of their SON
in-law, Mr.. Milton S. Shippers, Ill West
Eighth street, and was one of tho most
enjoyable of events.
The parlors were brilliantly illumi-
mated and trimmed with ivy. The
time honored couple occupied conspic.
uous seats in the main parlor where
they were surrounded by their children
and grand children and friends. Among
the guests were Rev. DR.. Nixon and
wife, Rev. A. N. Keigwin and wife. AT
ten o'clock Rev. DR.. Nixon presented
the congratulations of the company to
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen in happy and
pleasant speech, after which he fer
vently offered thanks to the Great
Father and earnestly prayed him that
the aged couple might yet have many
days of usefulness and happiness spar
ed to them. At 1870 the company
were invited to the dining hall where a
perfect feast was prepared for them. A
pyramid of fruit and flowers stood in
the centre of the table, around which
there was an abundance of ice cream,
cake and jelly.
The presents were numerous and
handsome. AT 1l.30 the company left
for their homes, all being delighted
with remembrances of the evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
We Gracefully Cave.

Yesterday we published few line
in reference to prize conundrum whicl
John Wanamaker had sent out for the
boys of the Union to salve and added
few names of boys in other localities
who had drawn prize by sending q
correct answer to the same. We also
took occasion in the notice to "jar" our
Wilmington youths as We did not no.
tice that any boys from this city had
attempted to compete for the prize.
That we were mistaken, the following
names copied from =" Everybordy' S
Journal,' for October will demonstrate,
and we not only cheeefnlly make the
connection by publishing the names but
hope our young friends will consider
our beaver tipped in apology.
Joseph G. Roberts, BIT East Ninth
street Wilmington, Del; Edwin P Sic
comb, SIS West Third street Whining
ton, Del; Winfield 7. McKaig, 40S East
Seventh street Wilmington Del; William
G. Todd, 6lO Poplar street Wilmington,
Del; Matte T. Greenwood, 9O5 Spruce
street, Wilmington, Del; George B..
Davis, 227 Monroe street, Wilmington.
Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Grant Coming East.

General Grant arrived at Winnemuc.
ca, Nevada, Wednesday night al
10. 80, on a special train. When
the train stopped it was imme-
dately surrounded hy large crowd,
The General soon appeared on the rear
platform of his car, where he was
greeted with loud cheers. Some one
said: General, we hardly expected
to see you up at this time of night. =
He replpd he thought it better to re-
main up than be Obliged to turn out
after reaching Winnemucca. The
General then asked about the min
ing and agricultural interests of
the country When asked fer Mrs. Grant
he said she had retired and would be
unable to witness the reception tender
ed him by the citizens of Winnemacca.
After remaining fifteen minutes they
left, amid blowing of whistles and
firing of bombs.
General Grant reached Ogden, Utah,
by the special train at 3 p. In. on Thurs.
day. Governor Emery and General
Nathan Kimball made addresses of
welcome, to which General Grant re-
piled that he was glad to be home
among the American people, and re-
GREETED that he was unable to shake
each one by the hand. He hoped at
some time to visit the whole Territory.
The train left at $50 p. IN. He was
expected in Cheyenne to-day (Friday)
at noon, and at Omaha about 2 p. m.
on Saturday, where he will remain
over night.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
OUR MONTHLY GROWTH.
Eleven Permits Granted During
the Past Month.

1
The following were the building per
mits issued at the City Surveyors of
nee during the past month:
Robert Shaw one house, at the North
west corner Of Second and Jackson
streets.
William Beadenkopf, two houses on
the Northeast side of Delaware avenue,
between Lincoln and Union streets.
John Aspin, one house, southeast
corner of Sixth and Madison.
Patrick Dillon, one house, on the
west side of Madison street, between
Secend and Third.
Lawrence Coady, one house, South
east corner Of Union street and Shall.
cross avenue.
William Beadenkopf, morocco factory
IN the North side of Fourth street, be.
ween Jackson and Van Buren,.
Annie M. Ewing, two houses, on the
North side of Fourth street between
Rodney and Searles.
William Turner, one house, on the
North side of Fifth street, between Lom.
bard and Pine.
Amos A. and John E. Eastburn, one
house, on the West of Heald street,
south of Lobdell.
This is great falling off from the
month of September, during which 81
permits were granted. 1t is also fall
ing off from the record Of the month Of
October last year, when twenty per.
mits were granted.
1t is stated that, number of houses
are erected everymonth, without permits
being obtained and that during the
past month, about 16 have been com.
menced without the official lines being
given.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
CUssing am officer,

A rather Eentlemanly looking young
fellow had a hearing at police court
this morning on the charge of being
drunk and disorderlv. Special Officer
Legg testified that the young chap had
eaten about Is cents worth OF stuff at
the Depot restaurant last evening and
at first refused TO pay Tor it. Finally
under threat Of arrest he did pay and
then began cnrsing Officer Legg, who
arrested him AID brought him up to the
Hall. One dollar ahd costs will impress
the atfair on ths mind Of the young
gentleman.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
OllVet Church.

Tho special services in this church
are still continued and it is expected
that the exercises there will be of unu-
sual interest. In the morning the
Lords supper will be administered by
the pastor OF the church, who will be
assisted by Rev. John Henry Johns, of
Zion, Maryland. In this church it is ar
established rule to devote the evening
service of each communion Sabbath to
the spiritual interests Of the young peo-
pie Of the congregation. Therefore on
tomorrow night the Rev. Mr.. Johns by
invitation of the pastor, viii, preach to
young people particularly, though the
people in general are invited to the
service. On next Monday and Tuesday
evenings Rev. +. B. Duval will preach.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Petty Theft,

P. Donahoe who keeps grocery
store on the corner of Seventh and
Madison streets, keeps an empty crate
standing outside OF his door in which
the breadman places his 1usk and
loaves if he gets around in the morning
before Mr.. Donahoe gets about. Two
or three mornings ago however hs went
to his crate to get his bread and rusk,
but found the latter had disappeared.
A milkman coming along early in the
morning, saw the boy who put out the
light in the street lamps take the rusk
and walk off with it. Whoever that
boy is. he should bs taught little hon.
Psty
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
In the lsR,

A colored man who wished to show
his agility on Warmers wharf yester'
day morning, was somewhat alarmstl
when his feet slipped and he suddenly
landed in the dock. Fortunately he
went down feet foremost, and the tide
being out, he stuck fast in the mud
A rope was sooa thrown him when h.
was extricated from his unpleasant
position, q muddier If not wiser man.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
archb,sv,op purceil,s Debta.

In the Superior Court at Cincinnati
yesterday Judge Harmon rendered a
d. cision sustaining the validity of Arch
ch bishop Purcell's assignment OF q
number of properties in trust for the
payment of his debts, as against an at
tachnent by the jefferson National
Bank of Stsubepville. He also decid-
ed. in the case of John Johnson, who
furnished mon-y to the Church OF the
Sacred Heart, taking from the church
treasurer a paper acknowledging the
receipt of the money and declaring the
property pledged to its payment, that
1.-THE action against the church proper
ty and against tn" members was good,
and was not made defective by embrac-
ing all the members" The church is
not incorporate.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
HaIlOw Fen RemOvaI-ImprOve
sneAts-Slckn ness.

HaIlOw Fen Removal-ImprOve
Observation-Disclosures.
Correspondence of the Republican.
New CASTLE, Nov. 1st, 1879.
Very dry and dusty.
Last night being Hallow-eve the
boys were out in full forcs-the same
old custom of throwing shot and corn
at the windows, and pounding on steps
and doors were engaged in to the an
noyance of the occupants.
Mr.. Herman of the marble works,
will move into town next week, and
occupy the house just vacated by DR..
Groves.
Van Arsdalen has had his store room
repainted. and has also lad in his win
ter's stock of dry goods and notions
which he is going to sell at the lowest
figures.
Some new cases Of diptheria have
appeared during the week, but mostly
OF mild form. Id.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Indian, ItiscOntcnf.

A courier and others who arrived at
Rawlins, Wyoming Ter, on Thursday
plight, report having seen pony tracks
end other signs Of Indians on Cold
Creek Canyon, near White River. Mr.
pillman, Government farmer at the
pintah Agency, who left that place
with an interpreter, succeeded in get
ing through the hostile camp, the two
representing themselves to be Mor-
nons. While in the camp, Chief JACK
'Old them that '!if the war continued
hey would be aided by bands from the
pintah Utes, the Arrapahoes and other
fibes." He said he was not satisfied
Fith the peace talk had with Adams,
md wanted to have another talk with
[erritt."
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
mrs. wmsIinsford Again in Court.

William II. Redhetfer, a lawyer OF
Philadelphia, on Thursday, placed in
the hands of the sheriff capias for the
arrest of Annie 4. Wallingford, wo-
man of much notoriety. 1t was rumored
some time ago that he was married to
her, and day or two ago she charged
him with bigamy. Redheffer alleges
that she has been going among his
clieuts and telling them that he was
dishonest and would sell them out, and
that she has threatened to drive him
from the city. Redhetier claims $685.
600 damages.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Wesleyan College.

The I. L. |. S. Society will this even
ing finish the programme for the usual
Saturday evening entertainmt Mt. Ths
exercises which have heretofore been
transferred to the management of the
Literary Society of the College. Ths
friends of the |. r. |. S. and of the
Wesleyan are cordially invited to bs
present.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
L0caIettes. .

The new Court House is slowly but
surely growing.
The market wagons on King street
are backed up to the west side Of the
street to-day, and will decorate that
side until May l, next.
Bowers, Dure & Co. have received a
contract from the Eastern Shore Rail-
road for a number of cars.
The Western Union Telegraph Mes
senger boys donned their new uniforms
this morning.
The Y. I. N. A. ball, will take place
in Webster's Dancing Rooms, Masonic
Hall, on Friday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
CRSff MHyWe1a's Net,

The following is list Of the arrests
made during the month Of October.
Drunkenness, s5; drunk and dis
orderly, 20, disorderly conduct, 33; as
sault and battery, 10; larceny, 7; va
grancy, s; fighting in the public streets,
3; threats and abuse, 8; violating city
ordinance, 8; attempt to kill, 3; inter.
feripg with officers, 2; pickpocket, l;
ill tapping, l; keeping tipplins house,
/; selling liquor without license, L.
Total, 20l.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Fourth OF July I've.

Wm. smallwood, colored you'll
was among the victims tried at Polio.
Court this morning. William had beer
arrested by Officer Farady for Smelling
house on Orange street above Ninth
with brick bats about 9 o'clock last ev
ening. William admitted that he had
"flung briokbat," but said he did it
"uos it was Fourth of July Eve.' TIE
Squire thought that fifty cents and
costs would learn William to remember
the proper title Of our festivals.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

If functional Torpor OF the Liver ex
lists, the elements of thu Bile will re.
main in the blood, vitiatiug that fluid
and inducing many Skin Diseases. DR..
Bulls Baltimore Pills are most relia.
BILE Liver Regulator. Sold everywhere.
Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Ftskess Murderer,

Edward s. Stokes, who has just re-
turned from San Francisco to New York
is but the shadow of his former self.
His hair and moustache are white, Civ.
ing him the appearance Of a man o.
fifty years. ~
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
bad EOys

The attention Of the police is called
to crowd Of bad boys who nightly as
semble at the s. w corner of Sixth and
Jefferson streets. They not only deface
the property in that section but annoy
the residents by their vulgar language.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
A ElOuODOly.

A grey haired victim of strong drink
had things all to himself at Police Court
last evening, he being the only subject
on the list. Fifty cents and costs was
the prize he drew.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
r ECTURG MRS. LOWRY.

r ECTURG BY MRS. LOWRY,
III AT
MOUNT SALEM M. L. CHURCH,
For benefit OF Sabbath School,
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 8, llJp.
Quarter before o'clock.
SUBJHcT.-"O OUR GIRLS AND b B9YS,"
ADMlSSION......... GENTS
Tickets for sale by K. II. Mccartney, 2W.
Tenth stree. Mrs. Taggert COZ Market St.
Levi Garrett, Eighth and Market; A. H,
Mason. !McDOwellville; George Clark, Ban
crotts Banks Il. j.. Laws store, Rising sun;
the teachers and chi dren Of the chOol and ut
door OF church on night OF lecture. City car
viii leave Fifth and Market streets at seven
O'Clock sharp. Hist
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Leatura nt Mt Salem.

Mrs. M. Il. Lowery will lecture at
Mt. Salem church, ON Thursday even
ing, Nov. 9Th, on the fruitful subject
"Our Girls and Boys"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

The Middletown M. E. Church is
being repaired as is also the Presbyte-
rian church.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
TXECUTOR'S SALE
OF

| ENXECUTOR'S SALE
IL OF
REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber, as Executor Of the last i'll
and testament of Mary Staats, deceased. viii
sell 8t Public Auction, on
SATU DAY,
THE lbTn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1872,
Ats O'Clock, Afternoon,
On the premises, the Brick Dwelling House
and lot, No. 723 II. Seventh street, Wilmlrg.
ten, Delaware. The lot OF land is IA feet Asx
front on Seventh street, ana 80 feet deep NM
The house is in ood der conveniently ar
ranged, ana will be sold on easy terms to
close estate. ChAS. b. l. RE. Executor,
,O2 Market street,
wilmington, DEL, Oct. 81, 3. Ill cod
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

Correct Signal.
Telephone signal Of Garrett, Finley
Wilson a
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

E,OR RENT.-A large par'or central Ioca-
H tiOn, suitable Tor itice or any light bus.
iness. Address "Parlor," this Office.
1l.1.4t
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

E9DR RENT.-A GOOD room house on
~ Claymont street near BraDdywine sta
tion; suit party working at tdgemoor; hy-
arant; chap to 18th of March. INQUIRE ut
Thirteenth and Claymont streets. Ii.l.2ts
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

NTANTED.-Two Canvasse S wanted IL,
w aprotitable business. Apply by letter
giving name to Box 3l8, v ilmngtor, Del,
IL l-3e*
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

A FINE COLT strayed away from ~
"A the premises of Chas. paschall ltJr
in Rrandywine Hd., on Tuesday, the 1SIn
inst. ANY information in regard 10 his where
alb uts will be thankfully received by the
owner or at the stall OF Levi Garrett, Eighth
street market, Wilmington, Ds,. Ill 3tA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-13
Real Estate Transfers,

| The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to.
day
Henry DUN and wife to G. p Steinlage,
2G acres on Pleasant Ridge Road, in south,
west quarter of Section so, Green Town.
ship; S3, 900.
David +. Pendery ct al, per Sheriff. to
Henry NJ. Skiiiman, 81 y acres on east line
of Section >, Springfield Township, being
| Lot No. j. Subdivision of estate Of Abram
Skillman; 4,40O.
| John Kilgour Trustee, to Geo. n. Stone,
80 by 300 feet on south side of Observatory
avenue 100 feet east from Pine avenue; also
| 100 by 100 feet on east side of Pine avenue,
2IO feet south from Observatory avenue,
Mount Lookout; 81.
Wm. S. MunsOn ct al, per Master Com
missioner, to Henry A. Jones, IS by 101
feet on south side of Ninth street, 12GA
feet west from Mound street; $4 100.
Sarah ]. s. Elstner and husband to Da-
vid S. Elstncr, quitclaim to undivided IS
of 54l4 feet front, on north side of Milton
street, and through to Boal street, lying
442 1912 feet west from Young street; $240.
| Geo. Scoggin and wife to John r. Thomp-
son, 40 by 100 feet, on the west side of Hill
street, so feet south from Main street, Mi
| dIlltohll, gpu.
A. NJ. Johnson, per Auditor, to Wm A.
Boone, tax deed to 1872 by 1872 feet on the
southwest corner of Long and second
streets, New Baltimore; 81 TO-
c. Sandheger and wife to Samuel Muel-
Ter, 2s 60-l00 feet front, on north side OF
Terrence Road about 270 feet west from
Grandin Road, O'Bryonville; $75.
John B. Trevor to Mrs. Agnes Cilley, 8
years lease of 25 by 100 feet on south side
of Clark street, 15G 400 feet west from
Garrard street; annual rent, $lG2; privilege
Of purchase, 81, 700.
VIM. Howard Neff and wife to executors
of the estate of VIM. Resor, deceased, ct al.
800 by 200 feet, on east side of Walker Mill
Road, 80 feet north from Wilders line;
$2S,O
Executors Of the estate of Henry Mers
mann to 7. ]. and J. J. Emery, 26 by 9C
feet, on the north side of Perry street. "A
feet So inches west from Plum street
So, 600.
Trustee of Cedar Grove Land and Build
ing Association to Mary Ann Cavanaugh
% by 120 feet, on the east side of Thirt
avenue, 353 9-10 feet north from Warsaw
Pike, in subdivision of grantor; $500.
John Hcher and wife to Jacob Aull, 10i
feet front, on west side OF Greenville ave
nue., at northwest corner of same will
Sharon avenue, Glendale; $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-13
Chickering Institute.

The commencement exercises Of the
Chickering Institute were held at the Vine
street Congregational Church last evening.
The large and very intelligent audience
gathered to witness the exercises of the
graduating class, the beautiful display Of
flowers and the pleasant evening seemed to
inspire the young men with enthusiasm,
for, without exception, the speakers ac-
quilted themselves in manner which more
than equaled the expectations of their most
enthusiastic friends. The programme was
so well carried out that it would seem in.
vidous to make especial mention of any.
We learn from the Principal that this has
been an unusually prosperous year. This
school has had two hundred and twenty
five students in attendance the largest at
tendance since the founding of this well.
known Institute, twenty-five years ago
Fifty per cent. more new pupils have at
tended the school this year than ever be
fore.
This Institution awards annually three
equal gold medals for excellence in classics
mathematics and science. This year these
medals were awarded to George F. Cook
Eliot A. Kebler, and Jerome b. Howard
| respectively.
The music was very pleasant part of the
programme. The organ-playing of Profes
sor A. Nembach, as well as the solo singing
of both Mr.. w. P. Tyrrell and of Mis-!
Addie Chickering, was good, and well re
ceived.
The Hon. J. D. Cox, in his usual happy
way, conferred the diplomas upon the grad
yates. Everything considered, this occa
sion was exceedingly pleasant, and prove!
that this Institute deservedly holds higl
and important place among the institutions
of learning in our city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-13
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

O'ER all the commons round about
DOgfennei green Is growing,
While dandcons and brndock weeds
Their cotton tors are showing.
Adown where fetid frog ponds lie
And ripping riils meander,
In gladness gides the old gray goose,
Her gOsings and the gandcr.
Hauck & Windisch, the brewers of
DAYTON street, lost $225 horse yesterday
by sudden death.
The articles of incorporation of the
Anchor Soapstonc Company were left for
record yesterday.
A concert and festival will be given on
the evening OF the 10th inst. by the Sew
enth-street Church Congregation (col-
Ored)
A small fire, doing but little damage,
occurred in the oleomargarine factory, on
Yeatman street, few minutes before 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The alarm
came in from Box -.
A large and handsome picture of the
active members OF the Howard Association
of Memphis, who rendered such noble
services during the yellow fever epidemic,
ran be seen at Wiswells, on Fourth
street.
The body of the boy VIM. Herzog, who
was drowned last Wednesday at the foot of
Hope street. was found last evening about
half mile further down the river The
Coroner will hold an inquest at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
George H. Perkins, while intoxicated,
sustained severe injuries about the head
by falling violently on the pavement, at the
corner Of john and Clinton streets. He
was taken TO the Hospital
A japanese lantern in front of Alber-
lis concert hall on Vine street, set fire to
some of the decorations about II o'clock
last night, and before the flames could be
extinsuished the building resembled the
appearance OF being draped in mourning.
Timothy w. Ross and W. VI. Kiber, of
Nashville, brought suit before Justice
Bchwab, yesterday, and recovered from the
possession of +. w. Horn the running
horse Chas Bush. Bush had entered the
horse in the Louisville races, and after
wards, instead of returning the horse to It's
owners, came to this city and entered it in
several races at the recent meeting at Ches-
ter Park.
Mr.. James NJ Ryan, member of the
Board of Education, and Miss Marie Ma
loney, of Riverside, were married last
Wednesday evening at the Church of st.
Vincent de Paul, in Sedamsvile. A mag
nifcent reception was given at the home of
The bride, at which large number of the
School Board We're present. The presents
we're numerous and handsome, including a
fine dining-room set from the force of the
County Clerks office.