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, 1880-10-04

".fugRltnH n!rNsurn," cNpNbIe Of two ua,istr,o-
llnns; and TINT. wEiui hi uhkctt Mr. yh0rnnn tn
af e lrttffnt! ulrtHchs, he srf,tsfl l1Is wni,l,l
lHtplerlhly destructive crtttalHn II Tho not hui
mi a'rr', nxcuutc III eptan u ,rs1 tt(,toattti,,
by thu pers"sIs WIN Introduced It, Wliat Mr,
Rhur!hni' intended by tho mt L. txr by whit ht,
l,ts t!,t,o iin.tcr the net, attnrfnK t. at ses nt
nyai we' on 'f t. say, ' tat ressnntion 5si ~ was
really effected by the nbundanco Ut ltlnorsoan
huryrsts nid the scnntInoss Ut ttosp of Europe,
thu ncea tho scccss Of the yoyngo Ia duo 10 the
wind and mt to tho Captain.
, 1880-10-04

Jup0E WITltEy, OF tho United States Cir
cult Court, decides that tho rll,lroasls Of ren-
ncssce ,Ire not liab!p for tho b0n{ta the Sntc is
aucal to nssIst In thutr construction Thu amount
involved III about $lh,W0,000. The interest on
tho bonds tlas tJceM In default since lS15. Tho
decision toRvca tho bunf,holdcrs absolutely ut
tho mercy Of tho stntc, which, though ahunft-
unity al!c, will not pny moro Ut It's debt than 1t
ID forced to hu1or. TIC iluattl,g debt Of Tom
ncsscc, by tito lust stute,nent wua 81, ,0Oo nnl
tho surplus cnsh In tlia Treasury $oO0O00. The
rato OF tuxntion Is low md TITO rrsourccs OF tho
state largo Aiid rapidly increasing. The poop,o
might enslly assun,o tho wholu dubt without In
convenience to themselves. Tho Republicans Of
Tonnessee 10 tl.olr credit to 1t snld nro na'sng
MI earlust light for pnyuesit IN full, and aro
Arawing to their support IN consequence lurgc
number Of Conservative Democrats.
, 1880-10-04
EVAHTSf SPEECH.


Will sGltle Tie great E,lt1tG.
EvARfs' SPEECH,
Secretary Eynrts' Into HIgccl, nj C0opcr III
stltntu Is tho most quaint md perhaps tho
1llust charming production of tho cn,puuir,f.
II IL t,yfcnr .,,ttr nrl h,,,,,r,,,u ,,t
ubo,,nt|s In tellinr nouts M orrn , "nf,,rr hv S
sie-spitttng story, referring to tl,c Ueuto-
iii -. .*'s. :" .''c no"''
o Icy p,.a.. .,. s"s''o VI y" 'sn.s, ~
the purty wl,ic1, lays down ills prnplulo hns
olrcmty rnhlrd Tim b,arks In n ,Ioxcn stnirx
If ] his nrccIn,,s ] rly,,t ,r Evar,s ] snxs % ";ri,.
onf,, ,,,., for t,,,a ,,ts,,nr,t,, In, ,.,,, .,urnf
o,'s sI"'' ~. ''''a "Sp",'ss pe'"ee,' tit"e'.
plus hntl lyrnGttcG TINT | have ever heNrI of
was that Of n,an who broke his wlfe's eus
With motto That liillg In frame ut their
bcdstdo-' tioti bless our llonle.'"
IIcrc Is MI exuuistt morccuti OH Dayard:
sountor tnvur,i aav. Il, ,ps, r., y n,,1,I,, .ro,,
In i,rnHty. tt tha ar H. sav tbn iIu,s,m s,.s
We WY 't ame "a, Enl'n sntn nat i!an tho
nef ~ W., M,r a o ID H. mnr,
.1 tiat 's TX. w1' 4"nc; we1 shose Sset stt.sc
r3'1t ~ nshsn'i!',s h the humility of 1hlyid.
,i. b ~ ~ ,at Ma |,,, ~ fsa nr t ~,
to Dcuucrats Nor,h M % NJ the a. ..csiesa," "rrs Dr..
lnocTacy.' AMI tltls characterization llc tx
pluius III tl.ts way:
why 1" j ca!i It ,'cslccate., democracy? l,o-
satise 'lsl to JllIcos Wro tltkct 1tlt Of i by so
ponPle wnesl thoy .nl,Lo;vu tho l4cennintnn h!li,
ga,!,st shs u"I;,,' na Tho w.r .sanst tue r!it'.
Gy ~ is: ,as @ aa t9o M % r %nEa!!st fs m silrg" lttt
, 1880-10-04

Two SONS Of well-kalown anil respectable
farmers III tho ,,nrllHrIl )nrt Of lin1lct,c Ca,ln-
ty, Ohio, nnlncd Hurry ltcnnnEcr. and Bl1non
Cus'scy, have incn arresttsl IN tho charge or
passing counterfeit silver dollars nrsl slf-.lal-
, 1880-10-04

Mr. DAYARp's statement that resumption
wns really effected by tho abundance OF Amer
ican harvcsta md tho acuntIncss Of those In
Europe 'B tsays tho fattom alike snytnR TINT
whon eaiIuK-Hh HhIp crosscs tic ocean tho slu-
cess OF tho voyage In duo To tho wind md not to
TIM rnntntu. -
, 1880-10-04

when In C0nCrcss, Eot good p1Aces for all his
tlephovs, md. among othors, TOT tho vary cousin
who Ia now running agatnst tho head OF tho
famy. This Interesting exposure Of H0uthurn
rcputis,n was tnko, in VIrRnln ~ matter Of
cu,lrsc II Is n moro romnrkahlo fnot than TINT
.on Of lEenry Il. Wiso should appear "a tho
friend md champion OF Tho negroes. md de-
clnrc that he is protier Of his Now England than
of bis VlrglnIa antaatry.
, 1880-10-04

THE lion. SclInytnr Colfax addressed
n iarYo Republican ia,.ss- -muotsng smturlny
night Ut M,ahuwnka, Ind, delivering II mt,st cx-
crlent speech, IN which hv Elvu nIllEtll,nt rc1s-
son why tic country thou[sl 1T ths particular
ti.ne " let well el,al,y!, alnpe,'
, 1880-10-04

Two DHiSEES MEN near DrIpl.os, Ind,
selected tie rallruah track aa Il soft apnt On
which to lie down md alecp Themselves s,l,cr.
uni ptssf''4 trntfs Interrupted THUR rcposu and
cent tcin l0tll !lltO cternlty
, 1880-10-04

!ts branches TO The control Of tho Solid South.
II would bo dnlcsl.t tn r.tftnato tho rcai nutn-
bcrof thinking Democrats throughout tho North
who entertain sln,,lnr vlnws an,l npprchrnston.,
hntwh''. ft,r reIla0ns aiil'ecnt untn themselves,
hnvc t'ot md will not eocct thc,naotvrs openly
with tho Republican party. prcfrrrtnR ri.tliur to
walt ,,iil ELECTION tay, aud then to autetly yoto
As thor think,
, 1880-10-04

TwESrf-Foun years ago tho psop'o OF this
country trusted to u Dcmocrat Of PENNSYLVANIA,
It next November tho PennsylvaniH
tDntifoorRt. IL r4stQrcd ito power It H. a verdict
that tho peopte havo tired Of patriotism aud arc
worry Of liberty.-Secretarv Euarts In Cooper
f}t,tn,1.
, 1880-10-04

IT Sonator Conkllng should coluo to CHI
eago he would INT bo Invited To speak In bcers
hall, nor ypt IN tho Luke Crib. nor tho South
Fark: but he tulxht have ono OF tho Aucat pub
lilo halls In the country unI til nudtonco to
tHntch.. There nro sntno tAlnga Chicago eau do
better than Cincinnati,
, 1880-10-04

THE CH1caao TIl,nEAE hns established branch
olcc. tor tho recct ut subschptluns and advertiser
a1cHts ~ fullnwt: . ...
NEW yUltk-l,uo,n = Tribune Building. F.T. Me-
FAnbk;S, Manager. ...-
GLASGOW. scHnd-Al!an's American News
ARnrcr. :! IIen1u!d-st.
luSItUS. lsnG.-Amaricnn ftxcf,atRnt ~ atrnnd.
HENRY J.. Eltt,iai, AEnnt.
WASHINGTON. u. t.-IIlA r xtrrst
, 1880-10-04

REBEL CLAIMS.
After the conclusion OF Its great speech
delivered ut Chicago oi, tho eve of his death,
tho late i1r. CI,a1Itller, OF Michigan, in con-
versatlon with friends about tho cnllynss If
ls1p, said: "Thls eanqnss iy nnly preparatory
to t!lat larger caayAEs Of 1850 whose results
are to tleterWsno the character OF our ins,i-
tutfons for II generation tn come" III his
speech ut AIcCnrmIck llall, Mr.. Chundler
graphically described the scrncs in thc
Se,inte ehunber ulMil the occasion Of his
first cltrailce there anu his return eighteen
years later, showing thereby that thu repre-
seltatlyes Of tho South upam both occasiois
wer0 NGtNntetl by similar sentiments OF
hostility to the Un!o,.. Mr.. Chandler was 4
Keen observer, a,nt AMONG other things he
observed tlat ono slarlIng purposp OF tic
Snntl. was to "get even " with Tue North by
compelling the Nation to pay tic Southern
people the full u,Iionnt of their Wnr losses.
On this polnt l,o said:
These liebeI states are solid,-solhl for: re-
a!lidt4iInK ynir ael1t, solid fnr paying these
1tn!cf cal!ns: they have rcpu.ntGtl THUR ittli-
Sl',na' sle'ts th,',Ht M ths l.krnpt av they
anti tho'l refusing ta pny tho lntorest NJ. whit
luz been been ssnl:sl; they t.nyo: rGpullote their
tnr "enS ~ repoa!R it'n t''e Gnnrtnfs IN mi
think they nru 1noro nnxo1s ii I,,iy the .iel,t
tnI!tracteH ; inr the!r aM'!Eation tl,an they nte
Thoy mean repulllntun a,ld Id not mean thut
y1r n,, 'lcli si' t@ Of ang noro vaie ttsM
Ito II AKil&n.
WIN tle pcopl6 Of tho North mako mis-
take: VIII they give tho Sontl, MI oppor-
tunjty to tax them fnr thr ,mvn,o,,t nf l,r,rt
csss p WI W % thsy ~ ivn ,1 nm so -, or vnr.
l,nty 70 en''l'!ete It's career ot lepud'atlol'
It I'm coul,'Iou frinslo" Tint I,cho, GLAZING
rnr l",on ,'as', "."a'' .as A.. 'cns. tn1ls
iun S,o''' ,"ses are buried by tho fourteenth
~ th,s :" .'v .ps..t''ol'. ,.' li.oe',s"so
u t's amendment touching tue subject IL ns
nv. ,,,,. o., n", ne'.''os sne o1.'e'' o'ales
.'''' ".' es"e stlaII asssl1no or My aay lieut.
Or m o1lsation'4e',ea , il! aIt' e( t'snr'crt!on
claIm for tln .pss ur emancipation Of my
'',', .i' "'' n'llS !o" pe'atns III Con"
I'css lol tne si's!nc.t or hundreds OF MILL
IONS Ut 40 liars which a'a not buried by th1'
a"o'e" cia"so ~ t'le h1'e'ltsnent.
ffnrpcr's N'ceI;iH stntcs tctscIy tho exnct
Gluims which tho SOlltI S0utl, kr,unYes IN
Tux the country to pay whenever thu Deino-
cratic party shall liaye secitrctl full control
Ut tho Government:
Thu clat,ns IN question nru those for propdrty
rKx nr,s.!x ~ ~ i,l'si ss ~h'rls Ma IL s,.
nl.nwe( by Il itopIlican CsnKrcss nrs t(1osa Of
,oyn! ; - Mnli' ~, atsr,i "',se !,rpsrty ,s lpropr.
prtes i@, tlis subject II ts: Tho s"i11hli,e ill.,
nns hayc tasd ,ln oluims 9f aoynl union nlei,,
3. nMiu Wy !'elHnNtuts WnAtu Ihy tho cltihla OF
, 1880-10-04

TnE nrooklyn registry OF 5000 Wetl1,es-
dny, which cxccods By 1900 TINT Of tho sn,ns
day four years axo loea not necessarily Indi-
cato un lncreaso Ut tho Democratic minority
In Kl0gs County. A hcAvy registry as often
us INT 1neaas TINT Republicans aro coming cut
to r0tc.
, 1880-10-04

TliE severe stnrn Which prevailed tn tiIs
city Saturday night EXTENDED to pnrtIonH OF
Michigan nn4 dbl ureat tint,snse. lEttAe vicinity
ut Iansts,K mid llAstle Creek tho wil rain, and
Lightning: resulted IN ,unny u,lslu1s tubuildlngs.
horses, md ctlttle.
, 1880-10-04

EASTERN critics compare Judge Cour1ce's
second hook with Mrs. Btowo'a "Dred," rs tley
did bis hrst book With "uncio Toms Calsn.''
, 1880-10-04

Two rmyS In Clnctnnati went out tn smokG
some ciara I'll tho sly, aIai rnpl,e,l tho lighted
stunps In son,r st,nvlrgs, md tho result wis tue
Ic.tructto,t of property vus,!e'l ut I'll, ,00I.
, 1880-10-04

dato for tho United StRtcs Senate to succeed
Mr.. Dawos, and his namo is-Chaslcs Fraucjs
Ai'aIns .Ir. -
, 1880-10-04
THE ABoRT1vE DULOIGN0 DEMoNsTRA-

TfoN.
The l,oston Advertiser Inns very s,,ccuctly
snn,u,cd Up tile Dnleigno question in the fol-
lowing humorous lines:
"Givc up l,nlciguo, Turk" said nil tho awful
.,,, Powers; 49, ,,.,. ,a.,,, :,
yh' ,lts1,cnkabto TURK, With ,nsoteut suecr, re.
:. ~, piled:
grass ~ It lesIiaF n'7' s''e 10 es'' NIL" ~ -
The fleets Of combined Europe dark frown!ng
a,,o Sr ;,r tna n, 'nHi 'n,.b cooat on thon-sac
~ imck agatil. ~ >''' '
A writer IN une Of tile EnklisI! paI,ers not
long slnco tlrcw n very humorous picture af
tho il,a1,euyrcs of thu nlletl fleet o!f Dul-
c1xno, IT, Which tho war.yessuts OF tho Pow
srs executed solite very extraordinary move
ne,,ts under the direction of the Eng!isl, At-
mltrn1 Seymour, with tic Altnninns looking
, 1880-10-04

pNoF. SwlSu yesterday prpActled ut the
Cuntrnl Church On " Religion ul,d Ktiucation ~;
tho ltcv. William II. kluwItsl,, Heetor VI Ut.
Ah,ircws l'rotestant Episcopal Church, preuct,ci
On "ingrlsol. uni tu9ersn.lls,n," u.ll curtaiuly
H|ceeedd III huHAlIny wlfhu,t gloves the t1ttuois
frcesthlnEcr aI.d hts tpcaus lecture; tho Nuy.
L. !.0aasfn, Ut tho Third Unitarian Church,
End tho tkty. W, C. lerre1,, of tue Western Ayu-
nne lsaptist Church, trclted the sumo subject,
tho,Khin II Atlteront yeiIi; the Nev. William
u, inwrcucc. tho now paslor Vt tho scctu,l lup-
tlat Church. lal fur hs sheh,0 "Tha keu.,s Ut
: tho b!ItIstry'; und tho Hov. Henry Warl
IIeechcr preachcs! ut Plymouth Church, Arooa.
lyn his l!rst SERMON after returning fsuln hIs
Bull,llrr vucatlun..-all uG which, iuyelhur with
some other religious matters, Will bu found duly
sci forth in our es,lutnns this nsnrt.tug.
-M.e.ss-.....-e..=
Two PROMINENT Democrats ut Columbia
County, New York, Dr. ID. Il. BpanIl,,x uud Mr.,
Charles II. Bell! tho latter vioc- President Ut u
HunrUek Club. hayo written lpltcss to tho rrcsl-
dent Ut tho finrt!c!,l Club Ut Chatham Village,
Rsklux to be enrolled u lucuihers OF tho 1lttcf
Organization. In buth instances tho sainu rou.
sons ara citcd,-ytx., dstr'lst aud liynpprpynl Ut
the shut'lnx and oyas!yo iol!cy Of tho Dcn0-
: crAttc party regarding tariff legislation. nli.l up
ptrhrllsua II! tbs dun9erous rrsuIts TINT wout,t
1vllow The surrender Of the Government iu ali
, 1880-10-04

Enteud Al tie Fnt-Otee ut Chicago, H., a. seest&.
Clat5 Mntler
Fur thn bnncnt Of onr rn.rnn. who desire to etnh
tingle copies of FilE rItiIuSE through tho MALL VIZ
slve herewith tho tfanaUnt rats " tlpatn4us
UpMrsst. PR fhpH+
Flight Rnd Twelve t'nsu Taper. cetss
bl1tGcn lagc lnpcr.. cuHtA
fnrftHt+
Fight and Twelve faRu tapur. .....,........9 cnn!s
sixteen laHp IApoe, GtH{S+
, 1880-10-04

G1rMnt Ol,rrN- -JIHnse.
tiurt street. tplween lsMnt0t}, md Washington.
EtYagu1llptli ur r. ". keetln. "lltcianf ILL"
, 1880-10-04

rEArpihn-at;aii. AHpmn snMMiASs sT ,nisis MHd!ir WIN
hereby nnl!lleh e. .ttetd /. sMtga ;OlrInye nf
f$slaek Ant.;s@f s!.s, i'f,siee I. se,'. ,wlros h.
uirnlLet vii! le prpsent lty rter uf IN. Eminent
Commander. II. :. TtFfASa. Htch.tpr.
, 1880-10-04

t1ar~r1Y'A Theatre.
rcrrtbrn strC0t. tutller nf Munrut EnIhGctnen
Of Juln McCulhsngtl. "HtrglnlMs'
, 1880-10-04

Madison str1rf. ActHcen StatB md Dearborn, En-
gngcu,tnt uf Nunu.n Thompson. "JOshun Whit
CUIub.H
, 1880-10-04

Expoy1tlHn.
Lake Front, oppas!tr Adams street. Day and
, 1880-10-04

4Ac1tHChtJ Ut HItfS1C.
ltulBtcd street, bptWRrn atH.IlaHn md Monroe
" "Fur IL tIfc." and variety entertainment
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-22
x UDITOR's notice.. It. Fox,

1 Avs. +. w. Ellis, Phillip Ellis and John Ellis
No 2G3, Dec. Term 1876.
The undersigned, auditor appointed by the
Court OF Common Please of bradford county to
distribute the funds arising from the Sheriff. sale
of the Defendants real estate, Win attend TO the dG
ties OF his appointment at his office in Towanda,
Friday March 2Gth 1880 at O'clock Z. NJ, when and
where all persona having csims must present them
or be forever debarrcd from coming in on said fund
JAMES 7. HALE, Auditor.
Towanda, Feb. 26, 1880
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-22
The News Condensed.

| new l OrK nOLcIS are tnrOnSeu VIII
merchants who haye gone there to max
their Spring purchases.
Grant managers 1T Washington express
surprise and annoyance that Mr.. Biain
has the support Of Rhode Island,
The Connecticut Senate has refused Il
give women the right OF suffrage on tn
license question.
The negroes Of Arkansas are going il
large numbers to the negro republic 0
Liberia.
President Agncil, of Michigan Univer
sity, is mentioned Us possible candidat,
for the mission to China.
Miss Louisa Alcott's name heads th'
list Of women who have the right to vote
for School Committee in Concord, this
Spring.
Cardinal McClosky Friday administered
the right OF confirmation to u class Of abou
700 persons at st. Peters Church New
York.
There is general strike of railroad
men, miners and machinists in st. Louis
but there is a disposition TO accede tC
their demands.
This week is called Passion Week o.
Holy Week in the Episcopal and Catholic
churches. In the latter churches th'
pictures and ornaments are hidden Will
purple covering.
Scandal-mongers are enjoying q. ricl
feast just AZ this time. The charge:
against Senator Ben IIill Of Georgia, anl
the reported difficulty and separation o
| ex-senator Christiancy and wife, are ricl
morSelS for the sensational press ant
gossip readers.
\ canvass of q single room IN th
Treasury Department disclosed the fac
that among the clerks therein there wer,
ten Grant men, three Blaine men, an(
| only two Sherman men. The Grant ant
| Blaine men were outspokcn III expressin:
their preference.
The Indian chiefs of the TIE Natioi
now in Washington will not leave 10
Colorado until the Indian Committee ha
finished examining them. They will al
be sent back together excepting thos,
who are found to have been engaged il
the Mcckcr massacre.
The Smithsonian Institute has receive,
| from Prof. Peters, of Clinton the an
nouncement Of the discovery by himself
on the 18th of March, 1880, Of planet o
the twelfth magnitude, III III hours ..
min. 20 sec, right ascension, / deg.
min. south declention, with q daily mo
ton of min. North,
The Minority report Of the House Com
mittec on the Cause of the Depression o
Labor, concludes that whatever cause
may have existed for the appointment o
the committee originally, none exist a
this time requiring its further investiga
tions; that prosperity abonnds every
where, and labor can secure employmen
at g fair compenstt on.
IN his dispatch from London, the CORE
spondent Of the Tribune, gives the lates
phases Ofthe electoral campaign, whicl
now occupies the attention Of the Unite'
Kingdom. Mr. Gladstone is awakenin:
great enthusiasm i'll Scotland, and hi
| speeches are regarded as sounding tn
keynote of the campaign. The Liberal
have nominated his son Herbert for Mid
dlesex, and agreed 70 pay his election eX
penses.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
OvercOats.
OvercOats.

As the cold weather ap-
proaches there is a general
demand for Overcoats to re
pei the advances of King
Frost.
Those in need of those
comfortable articles can find
the finest line and the lar,
gest stock at The Bos'
TON ONE PRICE CLOTHING
HOUSE, No. 213 Market ST.,
where Mr.. Holmes, with his
usual care for the welfare
of the people ol Wilmington,
has laid in a line of Over,
coats in all styles, and prices
to suit the laborer and the
millionaire, and sizes to fiji
the smallest specimens o.
walking humanity and those
fat men who will save much
time in looking for a coai
large enough if they will call
first at THE BosToN ONE
PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 21: j.:
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
A VETERAN OFlss2 STEAKS.
amer the fight at Prestonbu-g,

amer the fight at Prestonou-g,
| a lively sglTmish you'd beH6r believe
That's Nhsro LETT the old right arm
That ought TO be tlling thi5 Inns, blue aleevt
Gur 'ieVan hundred had just put to Tout
Five thou aud Johnpies or therestout---
| There wasn't an onn'e OF gTuO 10 DO had,
An fellows were feeling decidedly bad
For an empty stomach Is something wo5se
Than wounded leg or an arm to nurse,
Just you Try IL; an tell yod
CART sia's boys were hungty crew
What did the general do just tbNnH
Instead OF loafng around his tGnt
And teleRraDbinR for fresh suppl eS,
To the Ohio himself he went;
| Got the gru0D In Il brace OF shakes,
| Seized q steamer and 10 tded her up;
But just here was point my lBds,
where many man'd have had to stop:
Ths biK old SANDY was on tie rife-
Hadn't q ireshat ei sueh q elze
Swollen that muddy str am before
Since an pioneer wore plna!ore.
Sixty ieety feet ieep ran the tswny tide,
Flooding the banks on either side
Over tbs tres tops. dast ing along,
Tossing ~h 10 trees in It's clrrent str1ng.
Through deep gorge,the water twlIled
'Roun In tha eddies the draft logs Whirlei--
Just zee big sandy "out on tar
Things looked remsrkap blue you bet,
Pilot or Captain you ouuldn't get.
"Waan'ta a thing In share Of q boat
That on that current an hour could float
No use to row 'em, or cuss, or biOv,
Up tn 4 river they wouldn't 10.
But Garleld thought Of his boys in bIus
Starving down In the West Fork camp,
AMI EwOrc the provisions th Juld go through
lr else in the water oi sandy swamp;
Locked square in the face \ p rriI tn vt might
Well make the boldest hold his breath
Then--t0ok command oithc boat himssif
A nd rcds that long hundred miles with death
Two nights and days st tbs wheel he stool,
Guiding that boat up an untried stream
Full oi swift eddies and huge driitwood;
An there wasn't an hOu. when II didn't seem
That the craft must swamp with him and the
to0d,
Bat right to wheel, with the usual pluck
II the teeth Of danger, dafield stuck;
TIL the 20 Il, Of curtont and dhtt were past,
And he brought that gtuob int camp at last
Poes wonid tell ven that's the stuff
Heroes are mads Of I'm . plain
TRlker myself. and IT'S enough
Ts say he's q man with plnoE and brain.
md, only Just give him steady Er!p
OF the wheel, he'll guid . the ship OF &ate
over tr0lbIed waters- as tale o trip
As that OF Big Sandy, at any rate.
Holicr for Hancock I'LL you're hoaIss-
What's that st1ry they tell st him
Town at the lord, ebe but, you SEQ,
III work tor the tel ow that worked ssr me.
Hoolay tor GARFIELD | FuIly for Jimvr
-lOineinnAt til GAzstte
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
u EGISTER'S ORDER.

ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. October 19, 1e80.
Upon the application OF Hester II. Bur
goyne, Administrative OF Hannah J. Fo0te
late Of Wilmington Hid. I'm said county, decd
1t is ordered and directed by the Re
gister that the Administratri1 Aforesaid. give
notice Of the granting Of letters OF Admin
stration upon the Estate Of the deoeas
cd, with the date Of granting thereof, BY
causing advertisements to BIO posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters, In sl1
of the most public places Of the county oi
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 alse cause the
same to be inserted within tia same period in
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, o newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to DO Continued
therein three weeks, te-o-di
(>l Given under the hand and Seal OF
}Ls.} Office of tho Register aforesaid, a
(~N New Castle, In New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
SO. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE-An persens having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested to the Admins
tratrix. on or before Dot. 18, 1881, or abide
the act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. HESTER F. BUR9:'YNE,
Administrative.
Address s.-Wilminxton. Del. 1918
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
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TaAIHB L.nAvN WILMINGTON.

N philadelphia and Intermediate stations
7, 8l0, 1890, q. m; 2.00, 400. 100, $50, p.
m. On Sundays: a.lo Q. m; 500, 6.S0, e.t0
p. m.
Phila. Express: $50, ., s.44, 1909 q. m. Sun.
gor Phiia. and New YORK: 22a, $50, 100
1902, q. m; ~s2 3Os %l2.43, (Limited)
d07 p. m. Sundays, Alb q. m.
For baltimore and way stations: a86 Q. M;
Ror Baitimsrs, Washington and Bay Line
S!08 p. "a.
FOR Baltimore and Warrington: 1851, AGO
AIS, a.8S .. m; l2t3, l.0l (Iimitodj A,4a,
LOs p. m. Sundays: l2.Sl, 2.o3 q m.
For information apply at depot.
Fof New Castle: a00, 9.2b, .. M, Los, 500
For Harrington and intermediate stations |:
R.2o q. M: LO6. 6.86 .. m.
For Delmar and interm3dia stations: 9.26 0,
For wilmington 3 Horthsrn Il. H.: zoe, Q.
M; 400, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and 1f.2S a. M, and 6.4b p. m.
Per Delaware Western H. B.: J.lS, 1880. Am.
80 .. m. Sunday trains, 1880 Q. M, op m.
ERAINg PoR wyLxuEaToN L2AvD RMLLADHr-
from Bread street and Washington avenue
7.so, 8l0, 1880, 1915, Has O. M; L3o, s8.6o,
L as, Q, go, Q, 9.&G l1.3o p. m. On Sun
dAyg e.30 Q, M; Q, g. 9.46, n.60p. m
From Thirty Second and Marketstreets: Y.5o
5.ao, ll.aS Q. m; l2,2b. (I4imited) s.AS p. N.
I'D SuudAvs: L0A q. m.