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Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
A G0OD MONTH FOR FIRES.
The Record During the Month of
JulV, aa7

July l, 8 p. insight fire at Adams
& Bro, 51e Market street. Department
in service ten minutes. Loss, $3.50.
Insured. Caused by setting off fire
works 10 honor of the fremen's pa
rade. On same evening at IL As p. m. +,
slight fire at Water Witch Engine
House. Cause of fire same as above.
No alarm. Loss $25. Insured.
July 2, Is 80 p. m.--Fslse alarm.
July 2, 9.l5 p. m.-Slight fire at
Hartman & Fehrenbach's brewery. De.
partment responded. Services not re-
quired.
July 5, 7.30 p. m.-Burning of
Bush's warehouse, on French Street
Wharf. Department in service four
hours, with the exception Of the Fame
and Washington, which were contin-
ued two and a-half hours longer. Loss,
$40, 900. Insured for $1,000. Cause
supposed to be spontaneous combustion.
| July 5, 8 a. n.-False alarm.
July 5, 8 a. m.-5light fire at No.
201 French street. Department re-
sponded. Services not required. Caused
by fire works.
July 5, 10 p. m.-Fire at Steam Flour
Mill, on Front street between Tatnall
and West streets, occupied by T. W.
Steward, &. Fell and J. B. Saylor.
Department in service twenty minutes.
Insured. Caused by fireworks.
July 7, g. As p. m.--Siight fire at
Frame dwelling on A street, south side
Of Third Street Bridge. Department
responded. Services not required
Cause, defective flue. Loss, $40. In
sured. "
July 8, 8 80 p. m.-Slight fire at
William Bullock's wheelwright shop,
on Delaware avenue, between Orange
and Tatnall streets. Department re-
sponded. Services not required.
July IL, 4 As p. m.-False.
July IL, 7 80 p. m.-False.
July IL, 7.45 p. m.-Slight fire at
the Kennebsc Co.'s ice house, south
side Third street bridge. Department
in service 20 minutes cause, supposed
incendiary. Loss, $500.
July Is, 8 55 p m.-Alarm caused
by burning Of buildings on the farm Of
Col. Andrews, on New Castle road,
about two miles from the city. Wash
irgton and Wecoaooe proceeded to the
| fire and rendered all the assistance pos
sible.
July II, S p. m Slight FIRE at the
southeast corner Six h aud Market, in
A. Saville's building. Department re-
sponded services not required.
July 81, A p. m.-Slight fire a: Dam
forth's drug store, southeast corner of
Second and Market streets, caused by
the explosion Of alcohol, Department.
responded services not required. Loss,
$115. Insured.
July 20, 1880 p. rn.-An attempted
incendiary in new houses on Spruce
street above Ninth. Department re-,
sponded services not required.
July 80, 8 80 p. m.-slight fire at A.,
A. Chapman's cigar store, southwest
corner Fourth and Shipley streets. No
alarm. Loss, $5. Insured.
July 80, i1.30 p. m,-Frame stable
back of SOB Madison street, owned by
John Maloney. Loss, $500. No in
surance. Department in service 20
minutes. Supposed incerdiary.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Death Of Isaac j Jenkins.

aac J. Jenkins, formerly a prom:'
Delawarian, died at Asburv Park,
:, on Friday evening. Mr.. Jenkins
native Of Sussex county, and was
|y'one years Of age. He was widely
Wn and was q strong Republican
was an ofice.holder in Georgetown,
in lS49 was appointed Deputy Col
pr Of the Port Of Wilmington, undel
ector NOland. He continued in thif
'acity nnti! 1876, when Grant went
OF Office. During his life he was
|.lce Of the Peace, and held positions
ne Treasury Department and Paten'
|ce in Washington. He had beer
iof some months. He leaves q wifi
live children,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Peninsular Fair Races

The programme for trials of speed al
the Middletown Fair is follows.
FIRST DAY, SEPT. 81.
No. l.. $50 class Peninsulal
horses only premium $3.50. First
s75 second, $35 third, $25 fourth,
SIS. ...
No. 2.-2.37 class premium $3.50
First, $l25 second, $50 third, $40
fourth, $25.
SECOND DAY, SEPT. ~.
No. 3.-2.40 class premium $225
First, $1OO /; second 500 third, $40
fourth, $25.
No. 4.-3.00 class; Peninsular horsef
only premium $3.50. First, $75
second, $35 third, $25 !; fourth, sl5.
Ne. 5.-2:33 class premium $500.
First, $3.50 second, $75 J.; third, $45
fourth, $50.
THIRD DAY, SEPT. 23d.
No. 6.-Two in three to road wagon
Peninsular horses only premium $50.
First, $50 ; second, SIS third, S..
No. 7.-2:50 class premium 5000
First, 800 /; second, $50 third, $50
fourth, $40.
No, S-2:29 class premium $500
First, $50 second, $75 third, $45
fourth, $50.
FOURTH DAY, SEPT. 18th.
No. 9.-2:45; premium 5000. First
800 second, $50; third, $50; fourth
500.
No. 1O.-2 35 class premium $3.50
First, $l25 second, $50 /; third, $40
fourth, $25.
No. 11.-2:A class premium $400
First, 5000 second, 800 third, $50
fourth, $40.
Entries close Wednesday Sept. 9th
at II o'clock, p. m. Entrance fee ter
per cent. of the whole amount Of pre-
MUM.
The whole amount of premiums arr
| AZ 475,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
" -. stewart making endowments.

Judge Hilton and Mrs. Stewart, In
administering the estate of Alexander
r. stewart, have made endowments
which, it is believed. will aggregate
S3 COO 900, for the erection and equip
mept of a college at Garden City, L. l.
in which it is intended to educate roth
sexes at charge Of less than sioo per
year. One building, capable OF accom-
modating five hundred students, is
nearly finished, and two others OF SIM
lar dimensions will be erected besider'
The building and grounds will cover
sixty acres Of land. A building 70 ac-
oommodate three hundred young wo-
men will be completed In a short time'
it's annexes and grounds will occupy
twenty. ave acres. A divinity school,
to educate young men for the Ep,soee'
pal ministry, will also be established; !;
When all the buildings are 'hnisneo
and sufficiently endowed, they VIII pe
transferred to the supervision OF the
/ Episcopal district Of Long Island.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July 27, 1889.
Upon the application Of M. Louisa Naylor;.
Adnipistratrix OF Samuel W. Naylor, late
of Wilmington Hundred, in said county,
deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrators afore-
said give notice of 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 demands
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
DAILY REPUBLICAN, newspaper pub.
lished in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e-O-d.
,,~>-, Given under tho hand and Seal
}L.s fof Office Of the Register Aforesaid at
~, New Castle, In New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. O. BIGGS, Register.
NoTIcR.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administratrix on
or before .Fuly 27, 1881, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case ma ie and previ led.
M. LOUISA NAYLOR, Administrators.
Address Wilmington, Del. 1881
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
,pennsgrGve Camp Meeting.

tte camp.meeting near Pennsgrove
we'll attended yesterday. About
[se T. hundred Wilminstonians vent
tt' \. On the afternoon trip, it Is
|. sa mat the steamer Mccall rai'
|u the light house wharf to the
| |anssiOve pier in twenty minutes,
quickest time tn, diminutive
'smef Las yet made,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
.sEHEY SAX"
Pertinent Remarks by Various
People.

The Democratic City Executive Com
mittee refuses to receive our committee
pleading that their Chairman is out o
town. Harry MoIntire is the Chairman
in reality, Joe Daley being mere tool
and he will dictate the whole thing IL
the end.-John O'Donnell, printer.
desire that all the colored Republi
cans in the Fifth Ward whose namei
were gotten on the assessment lists will
such little trouble, go up and pay theil
taxes at onee.-Wm. E. Grinnage.
The regattas from Wilmington arr
not as fairly conducted as they should
be. The rule, that the amount Of can
vas boats carry be regulated by theil
length, is not adhered to.-WilmingtoI
waterman.
The city taxes have been coming ir
pretty freely, and we have but littl'
csnse to complain Of the collections
Tax Collector Kyne.
Democrats of Delaware should organ
ize, for they will have an active ant
thoroughly organized party opposed t
them at the coming election. There II
need of the most thorough campaign
work II we would keep the State solidly
Democratic.-W. Scott Way.
An observing citizen remarked to the
REPUBLICAN on Saturday that in his
opinion it would be a serious matter fol
the safety Of the city If at this time ar
extensive fire should break out. The
majority of the fire engines were out O.
service, and only one, the Wsccacoe
was in service at the fire Friday night
l do not think the Texas tick has
caused so many cattle to die as has
been reported. Examinations which
have made show that some of these
have suffered from disease like muir
rain. "A. D. Vandever.
There has been some talk about viii
mington being unhealthy recently.
think it is very healthy, and this ii
shown by a comparison with othel
cities.-W. E. Williams.
l intend making speeches in every
nook and corner Of Delaware county
during the campaign, and will speaE
frequently in Chester county. -Senatol
T. V. Cooper, Of Media.
The custom of few tricksters at th'
county meetings at New Castle trying
to cheat the Democracy out of nominat
ing candidates for Sheriff, Coroner, Leg
islators and Levy Courtmen by ballo
must be stopped.-Samuel Townsend
and the Appoauinimink Democracy.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
pOIttIcal NOficeN,


be Second Ward Republicans will
this evening at the FELTON, House
bat ward in order to procure per.
bat headquarters and to transact
important business. A full at
snce is desired.
be Bird Guards meet this evening
be Garfield and Arthur club room,
flute building, to receive the new
Orm procured through J. K. Sut.
By. The Birds" are all wanted to-
b.
be Garfield and Arthur veteran
will meet for drill this evening in
fourth story Of Adams & Bros
ding, and TO perfect arrangements
he Mass Meeting to be held in the
|itute Building on Thursday even
.npYt.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

s;mms' famous Cholera syrup
,,,ain tain diarrhea cure and pain
y, The great cramp and pain
tius M, and rheumatism cure, sold by
! in medicine mostly everywhere
Alb and King streets Phils.'
lob street.
4 Barr, the practical butcher,
sred q fresh and salt meat store
rudyvine Village, Ninth Ward.
ban Havana filled cigar given or
The New York Store, 8. Z. cor
d French streets.
Rpolis Balm, Bloom Of Youth. Bar
Pesrl Cream and Lady Camelia,i
for the complexion, sold 6y j.
srtusn, Druggist, Fifth and Pop
fests.
bsled or loose hay, baled straw
Iye straw in bundles, go to A. K
sll's hay yard, 7l3 West Front
4 Wholesale and retail.
ekis's Poultry Powder, for cholera
btber diseases Of fowls, sold by
b 4 Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3Ol
street.
Rarettes with glass mouth piece fol
by N. B. Danforth, Druggists, I'd
Market streets. Special room fol
Bes.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
wheft Of "A Pistol.

Mary Tobias, colored, was arraigoea a
before Magistrate Brady this morning
on the charge Of stealing pistol rom
pinkney Fletcher. The prisoner was s,s
h cid in the sum Of 800 TO answer the
charge at Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Excursion In s,leunvAan-

has, nus Maa,deley q, M. &. church Sabbath
Ssv ou' VIII give an excursion to Glen.
u I, ~ sl.uate about twsnty miles froul
n, IVY, tomorrow. The excursionists
n 'ssve q 9, tue Philadelphia, Whining.
. m pTit,more railroad depot at 81!
~' Tickets 60 aud IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
h'mshO Ouae Aunnytea

|unr,;u'e ue meeting Of the COMMITTEES on
|ay 'Mes ~ ,or the Aim 'house on S,tur.
bsMst M 'ue ~ following award was made:
Ian: b,"s bhso'se A'4'e; mutton, =. Mona.
Pets, Vi'su, 7 Jan's Murphy: gro cries
(o,, i,,d T.. rord; drv goods, Kannard &
esmnha,uie ues A. SIN lers and Patrick
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
FXcuwuIOm

PERSONS Wishing to enjoy a pleasant
y cannot ca do better than to 60 on the
Pleasant excursion 10 Bombay
Ia y on Thursday next, the 5th inst.
y leaves Fourth street wharf at S
PPOck' Tickets so cts. to be had at
O'at on the moyning of the excur
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
N ew Castle,

we are informed by Francis Vincent,
, contained in 1923 two thousand i've
hundred people. There was then nc
Wilmington. To-day 1t contains 8, 800.
This Is an increase Of 1900 in 15l years,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
The Hawkins Case.

!, ~ statement in one of the papers
\ James L. Hawkin' letter carrier,
Isen removed by postmaster Pyle
lrias aS assault on Thom ,s W. saville, is
~ a,sa ,I 6y Mr.. Pyle. A decision in the
"Slll notbe res che l until tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Academy of the Visitation
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Our patrons are respectfully re.
minded that our scholastic yebr
beg ins ON the first MONDAY in sep.
temher.
When desired, terms will be reasonably re-
duced to suit the convenience OF applicants.
For further particulars apply at the Slim
ACADEMY ON DELAWARE AVE.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
BICYCLE RACING.
The contest SATURDAY. Evening FOR
the Champi Snship OF the State.

the Champi Snship OF the State.
The bicycle race at the Schuetzen
Park on Saturday evening WAS de-
cidedly poor affair. The attendance
was quite small. Those who witnessed
the contest were mainly made up OF
bows who came in on "fence ticket" !"
Those who contested, we're Prof. Cole
man, Philadelphia; c. E. Fowler, Ham
monton, N. j.; E M. Hicks, New York;
and G. Packer, Pittsburg. The judges
were; J, Drinkhouse, Thos, Russell and
D. T. Bradford.
At the conclusion Of the first mile Of
the first heat Coleman led and was fol-
lowed by Packer, then came Hicks with
Fowler at least one fourth Of mile in
the distance. The score for the first
heat is as follows:
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
No Fls m.

Hail IL .oweil es Il will hava no fish on bis
Wedns.s,ae ,ae Third street market until
|resbmsunssy he ha ring taken the re-
|ion vSi"h nS stand ot the Madeley exou--
low. A'0n goes t, Glenoldsn to-mor-
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
The Wealth or.

Or Department, Office of the Chiei
b Officer, Washington, August Z
b. IN.
dicstions for Monday-For the
Bic Atlantic States, southeast tc
invest winds, increasing cloudiness,
bionsl rain, stationary or lower
hsrsture. lower barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Personal.

Sylvester Rianhard, for many years
hotel keeper in this city, is now ths
proprietor Of the White Hall, at esp,
May.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
pnllc0 Court,


James Hawkins, who used abusive
and threatening language toward Dan
iel Gallagher, was, on Saturday eve.
ming. fined the costs Of the case and
held in a 800 peace bond by Mayor
Almond.
Andrew Roster, colored, was fined
five dollars and costs because he kept
an unregistered dog.
Henry D. Winkman, Englishman,
was arrested upon the supposition that
he was intoxicated, but asthe evinced
signs of insanity the case was dis
missed.
Yesterday morning two cases Of
Drunkenness and one of drunkenness
aud disorderly conduct were heard.
Last evening John Shelley and Mil
lard Nickerson we're fined two dollars
and costs for fighting at Front and Pop
lar'streets yesterday morning.
The Mayor on Saturday evening,
gave his decision in the McCaulley case
by stating that there was no violation
Of the ordinance on which Mr.. NJ. was
held.
Thomas Kennedy was arraigned at
Pslice Court this morning on the charge
Of vsgranoy. Thomas had been tramp
ing around for some time. and then
begged for something to eat. He was
sen t.u-'L sns ten days. The Mayor In.
tends @ to put stop to bummsEs annoy
ing our citizens by begging. John
Perkins, oolored, charged with as
saulting Rebecca Morgan, was fined five
dollars and costs.
One case Of drunkenness also was
Loopd
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

Coleman and Packer were the only
contestants who run the whole heat.
Packer won by 16 seconds.
In the second heat Coleman stopped
at the conclusion Of the second mile,
and Packer did likewise after running
four miles. The heat resulted as fol-
lows:
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Terrible Misfortune.
New sls nal n,ation.

N INV bHk WuK hNUHHWNHs
Major John White Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company is employed
in putting up line Of wires from New
Signal station on the P. W. & B. at
Union junction, connecting With the
P. W. & B. and Delaware Railroad
depots. 1t will open on Tuesday and
will be great help in removing trains
safely,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

state OF the Thermometer
he REPUBLICAN Office, on Monday
hing, August q:
lock, 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
0 91C 93O
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Officers Elected.

The following ofiicsrs of the Bible
School and the Bible School Association
Of ,he Household of Faith were elected
yeste day afternoon for one year
BIBLE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Presiden.--Howard Pyle.
Vice !" Joseph Ellis.
Secretary-E. G. Welch.
BIBLE SCHOOL.
Assistant Superintepdent-H. Carey.
sscretary-Harry Cole.
Treasurer-Geo. W Ellis.
Musical Director-Harry Carey.
Periodical Agent-Thos. J. Bennett
Assistant Per. Agt.-Isaiah Eaton.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
spECIAL mENTiO H.
-...,s milIions I'm Iti

IhsiSr 4. siIvsr ohronomeser balance, IL e.
|sslsting ss stirs watch to be given 2 Sn.ss the
kins as, ~ two weeks, commencing
nIa, Ico,,audsr pool table; ivory
yins seat. Third and French
f'I' nrAS CnA1rASr, Manager.
a,. to my friends II have
.tas sh.gas Of the New York Tobacco 16sso
cnsisv 5sool Rooms, s. E. cor. Third
Blsueb nr IS streets. and cordially In
A, snvA INV friends and acquaintance
~: ~, call. DEAN CHALrANT.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Wanted.

vbo understands the printing
|sss, Apply Immediately at the
pucAN Office. -.-. .---
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

Fowler having been withdrawn, and
Packer not appearing, Coleman and
Hicks alone contested in the third heat.
Prof. Coleman was suffering from flesh
poisoning, and at the conclusion OF the
third mile he stopped. The heat re-
suited as follows:
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Lost.

.,v,s navy blue, steel beaded silk
'y containing q key and some
!. A reward will be given the
Ia "t No, 4l0 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
FORTY SIX
b Aiding Permit, Issued During
the MAnfh Of LulY.

During the month Of July 46 build
ing permits were Isl ued from the City
Surveying and Engineering Depart
ment as follows:
Robert McCaulley, five houses al
north east corner of Tenth and Wilson
streets. ......
Robert McCaulley, five houses al
south east corner Of Eleventh and Viii.
son street.
Smith & Painter, one building, al
southeast corner of Sixth and Tatnall
streets.
John sayers, one house on north side
Of Ninth street, between Madison and
Monroe streets.
Samuel +. Marshall, one house on
north side of Ninth street, between
Madison and Monroe streets.
George Fl. Tindall, six houses al
northeast corner of Sixth and French
streets.
George W. Bush, one freight house
at foot of French street.
Eising & Lang, one building (pork
packing establishment, on west side O
Orange street, Between Fourth snd
Fifth streets.
Patrick Dillon, five houses at south
west corner Of Reed and Adams streets.
Edward Forrest, four houses at south
west corner of Delaware Avenue and
Jackson streets.
Fredrick D. Buckmaster, one house
west side Of franklin street, between
Oak and Cedar street.
Samuel Hamilton, two houses, on
west side of Lincoln street, between
Shalloross and Lowering avenues.
John F. Mahoney, one house, south
west side of Wawaset street, between
Scott and Lincoln streets.
VIM. LEAFS estate, nine houses, south
west side of Twentieth street, between
Market and Tatnall streets.
James Mills, two houses, east side OF
Walnut street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
John J. Horner, one house, south
east corner of Eighth and Pine streets.
| Terrible Misfortune.
Seth Stuart, an old and worthy citi-
zen, his met with succession of mis-
fortunes. In a few months he has los:
every female of his household, consist
ing of his daughter, wife and daughter
in law. His wife died few days ago.
His daughter-in-law is not yet buried.
The sickness, the funeral expenses and
other matters connected with the deaths
of these loved ones, have proved very
hard upon the old gentleman, who on,
ly gets dollar day. There is de.
sire that his friends and the public
should assist him. His residence is
No. s07 Poplar streets. He has held
the situation of police officer, and watch
man at the City Hsl'.r
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

The best time was made by Hicks Il
ths second heat, the five miles havin
been run in 1885.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

ERlST & ALLMON,
SEVENTH AND SHIPLEY STREETS.
Wilmington Delaware,
Inform their old customers and the public
n general that they have on hand and made
0 order
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

OR STOLEN. -
- "A white setter bitch with ssaA
black spot on back and ear slse white set
tar pup with one brown ear. If 'eturned to
JOHN +. WOOD, Front and Ore nae streets,
will be suitably rewarded. 82tSt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02

xXvANTED.-A SITUATION BY A COM-
w pc .ent book.kel or Of ten years ex-
perience. Address l. H. REP. office. 82-#2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
Carriagesofevery descriptions,

and warranted to be of the best quality which
they offer at reasonable prices.
Repairing aud painting attendedto.at the
shortest notice.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-02
A Months Wickedness.
During the month just passed, thu
police made the following arrests:

Total
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-08
Caldwell, Of Cornell University; Prof.
John Hamilton and Col. Piolett.

Caldwell, Of Cornell University; Prof.
John Hamilton and Col. Piolett.
The prize in oratory offered by General
James A. Beaver always awakens lively
competition among the members Of the
Junior class. The Junior Oratorical Con.
test WAS programmed for Wednesday eve
ming, and ELECTED the usual interest Prof
Campbell opened with prayer, and Mr.
VIM. Thompson and Prof Garwood fur
nished beautiful music. There were five
contestants, whose names and oratiOns were
as follows "Reserved Power" n. e. Day
son, Pittsburg; "a Hero Of the Fir,
Century," j. G. White, Milroy "DecisioD
Of Cheracter," Il. Il. Chamber, Half
Moon "Montezuma," W. G. Calder.
State College "self Help" d. o. Etlcr..
Lemont. The effort Of Mr.. Chamber VIA.
considered as possessing most Of the cle
ments Of true oratory, and was awarded
the prize.
The concluding day Of Commcnceuep,
is always the most important, becau,e Of
the graduation exercises, about which the
most intense interest centres. Then the
crowds gather armed with bouquets and
books TO present 10 the successful orator,
or essayists. The commodious chapel va.
thronged on this occasion. Professor Gar.
wood favored the assembly with choice
music, and Rev. james Calder supplicatei
the throne Of grace. The six oraiions anl
the essay are said to have ranked with the
best ever delivered in the College chapel.
and were listened 10 with interest. The
following is the programme:
salutatory oratlon-'The Founder Of Great Yuf.r,,
j q. Hobh. WAshingtsu D e
OrAu0n--"ImportAHee Of an Early Choice
Oration-"The Hope Of Reward
J. y. Hickman, EAst LreTl.yal Pa
Esther y. Hunter Half Mo-
J. X. NoCornbs, wIIkin.l,urg b.
Oration"TndvldnAlity.. P. Risel Belsf.ul,
Valediciory oration-"Vocality q silence"
Y. L. Beisf, MIL bal
The degrees and diplomas We're conferred,
and the school year ended Student. and
teachers parted-some for short time
some forever. The next school year or
State College is looked forward to with
anticipations that it will be the most sue
ccssful ever experienced.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-08

IMPROVEMENTS N THE PEOTHoNorA.
RY's OFFICE. 49, Every one visiting tie
Court House il pleased TO notice and CON.
mend the improvements that have recently
been introduced into the Pro,honotary {.
Office under the supervision Of that ob,ig-
ing and efficient officer, Mr.. J. c. Harpcr.
the PFothonotary Of the county. The
vault has received thorough oycrhauling
and the 6les have been re-ArraDged in nc4,
and convenient Gle bo1e- and closed cases
Everything about tae Office il in frst-class
order, and Mr.. Harpe. Is entitled to grea,
credit for the completeness OF HE work.