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Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
MAR RI EN-.

KELLY-MeFADDEN the LIST inst
by Rev. W. Y. Robinson, SIS Welsh street
Chester, Pa, MI FranEltn Kelley and Mi
Tile MoFadden.
WlLSON-RULEY.-O the Eth inst, BY
kev. W. u. Robinson, SIS Welsh street
Chester, Pa, Mr.. b. I. Wilson and Miss
Edith y. huiey. >,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Before the Mayor.

One case which was to have bean
brought before Mayor Almond this
morning was withdraw aud q case in
which q small white 10y was charged
with hitting a colored man upon the
back OF the head with stone was dis
missed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

The Royal Banquet that came Of
last night in Walnut street hall WAS a
grand affair, in the language of a cor
respondent, aud 1t is to be repeated
again to night. A large attendance 10
dssirad.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
HaaDortant u Moth er..

Mrs. WinsioW's Soothing SyTDr IL tha on,v
thing tnat nothors can rely upon ,or tsoj,
children. Itcorrects acidity tho stomach
cures wind 1iic, regulates tao Bowels and
gives rest, hot and comfort 10 mother and
child. During the process OF testhing it's value
Is inealculsble. II softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thorepy
giving rest 70 the child and comfort to ths
mother, Twenty-Five oonts o bottle.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

seated.
WASHINGTON, April 6-The sub-eom
mittse of the House Commute on Elect
ions, which the contest of Bisbse, Re
publican, Va, Hull Democrat from tn,
Second district Of Florida was referred
to-day decided to give the SCAT to Bis
bee. This action has to be ratified b,
the fall committee, but it is under
stood that the report to the House viii
be In favor of Bisbee.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
The Circus Coming,

The circus and menageris Of Adam
Forepaugh will be here on April 10Th.
The beautiful advertising car Is at the
P. W. Il B, depot to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

NOTlCE.-,I B. @. PEARCE, HEREBY
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF tn State Of
Delaware, In and Tor the county of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 10th day Of May next.
being the FIRST day Of the May term, A. D.
1880 for license to keep IN Inn or tavern al
Hars's Nsrnor, In School District No. IS New
Castle hafdred. county and State aforesaid,
and 10 sell intoxicating liquors In less QuaRli /
tte1 tLsn one q art, to be drank on he prem.
lsoS, md the following respectable Of ti2sns ra.
commend the said application. To wit:
Robert K. Morrison, JON Morrison.
Michael Groves, B.F. Holoomb'
W.f; Forrest, George ". htoe,
DDaalah U. vincent TheO. Bruce.
Benz. Marley, WIN. fdmunso,.
ThOm - White, W.T.. Stonps.
Jaue s l.. Bolton, 4.8st &c. PEARCE
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Tho Broken Rasin.

Workmen at Cool Spring RessrV
are engaged In digging the trench
which is to rest the brick wall to s'
port the brick work on the eastern .
bankmsnt Of tho basin.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
HlXeh Blrln day.

mamie" Grant, a little six year
girl, residing at GIG Madison street, '
complimented with quite a large ru
Der Of her little friends calling Up
her, and leaving her a nunbgr Of pr
ents. The evening was spent in pll
ing, and eating candy and cake.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Ehkpmenf of Rricha.

McClary & duysr, briokmaksrs, ship
ped, this morning, q car load Of bricks
from this city to New Castle, where
they will b. used upon the new Mason
ic Temple now being crested at that
place.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Public SAFE of Dwelling
Lots and other Real Estate,
with 10 years experience.
45-w-s-ap hEALD H. 90.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJ OTI q Ell, JOSEPH ORNE, Do
~ hereby give notice that shall apply 10
tho judges Of tho court OF General Sessions
of tse Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state
Of Delaware in and Tor the county OF New
Castle. on M5nday, the 10th day Of May next,
being the trFt day Of the May Term A. u
1880, for license TO keep an inn or tavern II
Penn yiVania ave. House, on Pennsylvania
ave. between Dupont and Scott sts., Of the
city of WilRisgtGD, Del, to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than ono quart to be
drank on the premises, and the tolGwihg re-
spt ctable citizens recommend The sald appn
cation, to Wit:
George Ainsworth, Anthony Mailman.
NELL Green, Samuel Mcdowell,
James >. Ashwcrth, william McCaTtney,
John Biliingsley, Alex A. Waller.
James L. Mcdowell, John +. Green,
Walter GampsrsJn, Csassr K. Mcdowell,
/. 4. Fighter, John b. Moore,
vii on Vdndever, J mos H. Soanlon,
Walter Hanson, James DOugherty,
Patrick J. Council, William Toner,
GeOrpe 4. RoSlIsSn, Ellis h. Ferguson,
Geo X. CsnpersSn, Bernard Kelley,
Thomas smith. 4-S'St* JOSEPH UkME.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
Don't Fret or @rWwu.

Don't Fret or @rOwn.
IL never pays to fret AMI grOwi,
When shoes are out at the toe:
inc DETER plan Ia pusl ahead
AND strike tor Marr's know;
MS place Is No. IL East Fourth,
Two doors from King, you 40
ana Duy your boots and shoes from him
HIS prioe, are 30 lew, n
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Query :-WhAJ 10 the best family medicine
In Lne world 10 regulate the bowels, purify the
blood, remSye cOstIyepess and biliousness. AID
Truth and HI nor oompels Us to answer. Hen
" tera being pure. perfect and harm.es -
I'd. Sec another column, :" : 10y
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
A RieyOle Accident.

While Mr.. Elwood jackson, GOD
job II. Jackson, was engaged in r,al
a bicycle last evening, about six ocl'
he fell and disloeated his arm.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
4 description Free.

For Tho apseoy ure o. seminal Weakaess
LES o. Aaus0lG an All. sorders brouolTI
sy lai isore,ivo T sKe~ss. Any Druarfsi
&c tns lSredieo ,. ! 'd-ss+
} AVID IN t. g at + o, nj st. New Ysrk,
re- N'h WV
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
N Osf00.

Osuehs and colds are often svsr,eskeA. n
continuance for any length NJ time ssuses In.
r1tatisn o. The angs or some ehronis throat
diseese. Sinss SyuD Of Tar, WiId Cherry
ard AsAyhorhd srs an eHyctuA osuan M.
sdy. Sold b. ~ erpuRtseA
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Nessrs. Bowers, Dure & Co. yesteia1l
shipped two 6rst-class passenger 00''1
to the Georgia Railroad Company
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

LNOUNb-A PAIR OF BOYS NEW
II gaitsrR ne r Fourth and Washington
street. The ewnsr IN have the ZANE by
cal ing at I'll " aehinKtsn ltset and paying
Tor tho notice, 46n
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

NUICE-W1. WILLIAM BAXTEI
~ and Datthew Baxter, trading undo
the naMe OF VILLAIN Baxter Il Bro., do hero
ny give rotiee that W. thall apply to tn,
Judges Of tho CoarJ Of General sessions o
the Psa0s and jail Deli' cry OF The State O
delaware In and for New Castle county, or
aonlay, the 10th day Of Msy next, A. ID.
1850 being the FIRST day q the May term, 10,
g license 10 sell iRto usating liquors In guam
titles rot 10 than one half gallon, not 10 be
drank On the premises OF No. 8 Yves Fourth
street. being the southeast corner of Fosr, b
Aad Shipley streets, In tho Third Ward Of the
CITY Of Wi!Iningt n, county and STATE aiere-
said, and. tie following respectable citizens
residing IN sails ward, recommend the said
application, t. wit:
Patrick Kelley, ". McElwee.
W. II. laca A. "A. Chapman,
Conrad Keller henry Grebe,
Th0S /. Russell, ]ehn Bader,
James Smith, Preston Ayers,
UAarleE A. WiARlov, George r. Young,
p. b. 70 man, Th0s. D. Gibson,
Andrew wilhelm, krg Dolbow,
Samuel Culhrrt, A. Blornan,
George X Baugh, James Browa,
Edwin A. Parker, Inward Farmar.
James CLARK. JVAn Green,
John II. Graham.
S-S-3ta WIN. BAXTER 4 BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

NDTlCE.-I, AUGUSTUS = Loo, 10
-AN Lereby give notice that l email q, ply
to the Court Of General SeS. ions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the ; tate Of Delaware, in
and for rev Castle Cuuaty on Monday, Inc
10th day OF May next, A. b., 1881, being the
first day OF the May term Of the said Court,
TOR license to keep an Ina or tavern at IA
Market street, IN the Sixth Ward, Of the Uity
Of WILMINGTON, Del, and to Sc intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one al art, 10
be drank on the promises, and the following
re Ipectable oitizens re commend the Raid an.
pli0ation TO witt
JaeOb Rigbter, William Eobneides
Cnarles hallam, Henry Schneider.
harles L. Taylor, VIM. OmsAssttes,
Micbael D2nShee, VIM. R. White
J.: X GAIL her, Samuel Schultz,
W; NJ Miller, jacob Stuck,
John Doherty, John Worth,
Henry 3. Courtney, J. Hartman.
F. A. Sturxeon, Thomas r. HAWKING.
Lewis Cqclett, James n. Rltehle,
Edward FeHton, John Mcbride.
Andrew Murine, Frederick WahL
s1es Mccoy, Levi A. Bertolstte,
Arthur Preston. AG3ta A. s. LH3@
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
DROfOS ALS.-TO BUILDERS,

OFPIoB OF EHsIHEBR
ATE LIsaT HoUsE DISTRICT,
B32 Walnut sireal, Fh IsdoipEil, :
hprIl |, 1880
Sealed proposals will DO received III hts Of.
noe unti IL 0'SlVcA, IA, OF Thuisdsy, the S2d
DAY vi April lss for q light House and
keepers dwelling, both iraue, ior The front
ana rear Deacons VI Schooner Ledge Range
Light, Delaware River.
Plans, tpecihca,ionp, ferns 81 Iispsssl ana
other Information may Dc sDaAinoj Oh appli
catlvn TO this office.
Tho right Is reservef TO reject any and oil
bids and TO waive any deieols
VIM. +. HAYNoLrs,
Eeut Colonel, CvIps OF Engineers,
4-8ot. Engineer 4th light louise District
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

N0IlCE-I, WILLIAM II. GUTHRIE
~ do hereby give notice tn t shall Az
PLY to the Judges OF the court of Genera,
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery o. the
state Of Delaware, In and for the county o.
Nev Castle, on Monday, the 10Th day Of MAY
next, being the first day Of the May Term, A.
D., 1850, Tor license 1. keep an inn r tavern
Known NO he Glasgow Hotel, ia PeTeade,
Hi., School District 30, New CaStle County
and Stat aforesaid, with the privilege to sel
intoxicating liquors In less Quantities than
one quart TO be drunk on The premIee.. and
tho following respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to wit:
samuel Alrtch Geo. Bouldep, Jr.
William AdaiE George r. Simmons
l.. s. Ellison, Reuben M WNrl
J. T Ward, George NJ Ward
Jepse houldea, George W, lava
L.Vi Huggins, Louis q. Ejliaon
A-5Sts VIM. H. t%IJTHR1D
NJ O1lCE-I, RENJ. D. LONGLAND
~ do hereby give Rstios that / shall aD-
p'y to the Judges Of the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery al
the Ssate Of Delaware In and Tor the oolnty
Of New Cast o, 90 Monday, the 10th day Of
May next, being the first day Of the Nav
term, A. D., 1880. for license to keep an In n
or tavern, known as The Jefferson House, on
the cor. OF Delaware AID Wa or SITS, In the
city OF New Castle, In New Castle Hid, ,Scsool
District No. 40, New Castle county and STATE
aforesaid, with the privilege to sell intOx,cat-
Ing Liquors In less qu0ntit o. than one quar-:
70 oa drank on the premises, and the fellow
ing respectable citizens recommend the sald
application, TO wit:
a. " Gray, Jacob Deakyne,
>. NJ. hOueman, Walter Vandevss,
San h; Black, JameB Wllmot,
y. ". E.sinlon, James +. Ellason,
,s"rEe W. WiImot, N. NJ. Weir,
John ". Black, David Onaas
4-i-H +. ID. LONGLANn
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Je'n ham', tw,n tasehtde Ietaiyf, h,s
remoCei ct,e.. W.oI ,fNntt ana jstYer.
sea. kAii sslYny y. sswi.As A.ssAia u. ainss.
e2Wnys ~ AahA k&-t1
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

NoTiCE-l, W. II. JACK, DO HEREBY
~ give Eotice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court Of General SOS ons Of the
Peace and Jail Dslivery OF the sta o OF Del =
ware, in and Tor thu county OF New Castle, on
Monday, the 10Th day of May ne It, being tas
first day of the May term, A. D., 1880, Tor q
lie Bse to keep an inn or tavern at NJ. . East
Third street, in the Fourth Ward Of the city
OF Wilmington, county and state aforesaid,
with tue Lrvilege to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities tnan one quart TO DO drank
on the premises, and the folio Aing resp eta
bic citizens recommend the sa!d application,
f.,t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

|NOT1GE[, JAMES BEowN, DO
IN hereby give nstice that shall apply
70 tho Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace
and jail Delivery Of toe s ate Of Delaware,
In and Tor New CAST county, on Monday.
the 10th day Of Mag nezt, A. D., 1859, bsanE
the arpt day Of the May torn Of said curt,
for lioonsa to keep 90 inn or tavern % No.
l0S Weat Fourth strest, known % the Bull's
Hee.i Hotel, In the Third Ward Of the City OF
Wilmington, county and State aforesaid, snd
to sell intoxicating liquors tn less quantities
Than sut,,quart, to bo drank On the premises,
and the following respectable oltizen recon-
mend the said application, to Wit:
Jam % Smith, Jas. Negary,
Sam 1el Cuibss< Pat-'~" """aghan,
Nathaniel Ltobertaan, John NJ. Oru nlish,
Henry &rebe, L.meS Clack,
John Baisr, ". Mo.-..oe.
James Muir burg, James Murray.
LsonAd Rarnam, Tdom4s Il Lally,
Michael Megsry, p. h. Formnn,
Daniel McEiWee, 1hos /. Russ5li,
a. Bi9rman, William Baxter,
4. Dtgkta, Patrick Kelley,
Theod0 Blerman. josiah =. Shinn,
john Mines. 4.Ta JAMES BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

%YuTtOE-I, JACOB B. HYATT, DO
~ hereby give notice that l shall
ply TO tbs Judges OF tho Court Oi
General Sessions oil the Pore and jail De-
Avery in the State OF Delaware, in and for
New CASTLE county, upon Monday tho 10th
day t MAY mex 1850, being the frat day Of
tbs next May term OF the said Court, for Il H.
cense to Nosp an inn or tavsrn known MS the
FarGers' and Dr0vers' HetcI, In School Dis.
trict 81, in tho town Of Newport christians
Ad,, Aew CATTLE county and state Aforesaid,
with the privilege to sell Intoxicating liquors
III l5s5 quantities than one quart, 10 he drank
on the premises, and this fsIloEi 4 espGctable
citizens recommend the said application to
wit. -
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
TOuRILC SALE

puBIIo SALE
l. OPP
COWS AND SHOATS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, Of
his residence, near Booths Corner, Delaware
Co., Pa, on
MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1880,
at O'Clock, p. M,
Forty fresh cows and springers from fs-yI
Cumberland county, Pa, guaranteed Sa-1R
as Represented, ana Will bs delivered 10 Uuy.
crs US lar az Wilmington. Also twenty sh0ats,
Weighing about my b.. each.
EHMs,- credit OF 2and 4 months will DO
given. VIM. 8. GuODLEY.
a. U. Shsryless, Auctr. z72aW-dl7
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

.
RR0KKRa.
ELdL0fT, JoANSON -.
BANKHRs AND sKoxkss
ooESm8 MxYH AND MAKKHr sEs.
" kniAgtsn, Delaware.
'nARnCr PRIvArH wInB
Nss1 our siass % TIE New York sAA rhAA
aeAphiA Stock AEehanEes. QNs1ss6oAs far
niahed simultaneously Win sAAea bsAns
made ~ those exchanges.
Philadelphia, Now York anA 1AAYnAe1as<
stocks and bonds boasht and ssaA Aa4 or
All Local Securities Bought ana sssd
OasA Ready tbr esod Firss MortGassa.
ID 4 ROBINSON = 90,
BANKERS AND BRoKKRs.
BANKERS AND BRUKNfsS,
n. L. ooR. FOURTH AND MAHKsr,
n. 4 ooks FOURTH AND MARKEr'
Wilninstsn, Del.
o.. 9. YOURS ZOE SAFE.
6hvER BOUGHT AND DIN.
WAHxND.-I0 ehIs National Bank q WI
mfngton and BrAudywine Stock
khlladslphta, How Ysgk end . Htoa gaoeAn
bsQght end seld On commission. Every fneik
4ee Afforded mn psmsns 70 81, or tzvsgs b
tocks o. bonds. fsboelv
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-28
Twentieth Regiment Reunion.
Large Gathering at West Haven
 Shore.

Large Gathering at West Haven Shore.
 There was large gathering of the veter-
 ans of the old Twentieth c. V. yesterday at
 the West Haven shore-one of the most
 numerously attended of any of the reunions
 in late years. Over ninety of the old soldiers
 answered to roll call and with the wives and
 children there was party of about 150.
 They came from all quarters of the State,
 and several non-residents out of the State
 were present A bountiful dinner was par
 taken of at Mir. Howes' pavilion. After the
 dinner speeches were made by Colonel Will
 liam B. Wooster of Birmingham, Lieutenant
 Colonel P B. Buckingham of this oity (who presided), c. H. Pine, cashier of the Ansonia National bank guest, and who was a mem Der of the old 18th c. ", Capt. A. E. Boards ley of Derby, Capt. Chaffee of Birmingham, and Capt. Woodruff of Southington- A soldier from Maine was present and called out Mr. John W. Storrs, of Birmingham, read an original poem, which is highly com mended. A committee was elected to ar range for the next annual reunion, and it was voted that the next reunion be held in Birmingham, and it is understood that Birm- ingham friends would provide feast for the boys. The death of Col. Ross, who was 1 drowned a few months ago, was the occasi on of remarks in memory of the deceased, and 1 resolutions were passed honoring his memory, a fitting tribute from the old comrades in arms. The reunion was heartily enjoyed.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-28
The Pha1en Caae.

There is no reason to doubt that John s. Phalen who shot himself in the head at Berk- shire Monday, did so purposely and not acci- dentally as some of his friends claim. He purchased the revolver, a seven-shooter of small calibre, at Smiths gun store in Wall street yesterday morning, and when Mr.
 Smith asked him what he wanted with pis- tol, replied that he was going to shoot him self with it. He said this so pleasantly that MT. Smith supposed him to be joking, and still thought so when he repeated the remark moment later. After buying the pistol, Phalen took a boy of his acquaintance in the wagon and drove to Berkshire
 He got out, not far from the reservoir
 and directed the boy to drive home and tell his uncle to come up there. The lad obeyed instructions but before any one went back to find Phalen he was brought home
 wounded, by Mir. George W. Hayes. When Mir. George Richardson came up with Phalen in the woods As the latter was trying to run away after shooting himself, Phalen acknowI- edged that he had intended to commit sui eide. The ball entered near the ear and took downward direction, lodging in the flesh near the base of the brain. It had not been extracted this morning. One day last week Phalen attempted to kill himself by taking poison, design which was frustrated by the use of stomach pump.-Bridgepor Farmer.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-28
wi11imantic Camp Meeting.


Large Gatherings and Interesting Meet
 ings.
 The camp meeting at Willimantic this week has been numerously attended, although the wet weather contracted the meetings into close quarters sometimes Thursday the weather was very fine, though little chilly in the tents early in the morning. The tran sient visitors on that day were numbered by the hundreds. Every train had many car loads. The Womans Foreign Missionary Society held two very interesting meetings. The first was conducted mainly by ladies of this region. At noon second meeting was addressed by Miss Lizzie Sisson. recently of India, who thrilled all hearts by her ac- count of work among the women there. The following ladies were made officers for the ensuing year President, Mrs. J. H. James, Norwich; vice president, Mrs. H. D. Robin son, New London; secretary, Mrs. w. A. Luce, Uncasville; corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. w. Brewster, Danielsonville treas urer, Mrs N. F. ColYer, North Manchester. The Rev. William A. Stetson, formerly pre- siding elder, was the preacher of the morn ing The 23d Psalm and part of John xiv.
 
 Rev. W. A. Luce offered 0 prayer of rare pathos and power. The singing is exceed ingly fine and spirit-stirring. Prof. Harry Wilson, the chorister, as usual has the choir and congregation fully in hand and hymns and 743 were sung in true camp meeting style.
 Mr. Stetson's subject was "The wailing cry of Robert Ingersol1 and other infdels. '' He read as texts Deut. xxxii. 31: 'fTheir rock is not as our rock, our enemies them selves being judges" Tim iv. g.: ''Hence- forth there is laid up for us crown, etc, and John xiii 4: ''Barabbas was a robber. :" The Rev. V. A. Cooper, formerly of Con- necticut, but now of Chelsea, Mass, preached in the afternoon. The Rev. N. G. Lippitt conducted the opening exercises. After a 1 brief prayer, MT. Cooper alluded to the fact l that twenty-one years ago he helped to put up the second tent erected on this ground. For ten years he attended the meetings regu- larly, but for the last ten years his work had been elsewhere. He announced as his text Matthew ix:21: ''If I may but touch the hem of his garment shall be made whole. '' The Rev. Mir. Johnson, an evangelist, fol lowed with an earnest exhortation. At the evening service Rev. s. McBirney read the scriptures and the Rev A. H. Ferold offered l prayer. In the evening many had on their oyercoats the weather being cool enough.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-28
City Court Notes,

In the City Court yesterday morning ten men were fined for drunkenness in proportion to the frequency of their offence.
 Nathaniel Turner, who was charged with vagrancy, was sent to jail for sixty days. It appeared in evidence that he slept in out houses and induced small boys to buy food for him.
 Leroy Kimball, who was charged with ar
 assault upon Edward Wall, was sent to jail for thirty days. Wall was sent up on Thurs l day for the same offence against Kimball Henry Englehardt and his brother Louis, who took the horse of Edward Lord without permission, were before the court. The for mer was fined $1 and costs and the latter was discharged.
 John Gavigan, for assaulting Patrick J Carroll, who keeps saloon on the corner ot Washington and Dewitt streets on the nigh
 of Aug. 24 was fined $5 and costs. Stephen Hughes was charged with viola
 ton of the Sunday liquor law, and the evi dence was so strong against him that no de fense was made. Hughes was fined $40 an6
 costs and an appeal taken under $2oO bonds
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-28
Family ReuDtou.

The sixth reunion of the descendants of Capt. Wm. O'Dell, who immigrated from England more than one hundred and twenty years since, was held at the residence of Mrs Henry and c. L. McNeil in Washington, Ct, recently. There were present from Washing ton Wm. O'DeH, the patriarch of the family 1; Wm. T. O'Dell and wife, Col John B. New ton and wife and Mrs. Henry O'De1, of St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Frederick Newton, Fred. erick N Galpin and wife, Mrs. James Bun nell and son, Curtiss Titus, wife and son, Arthur Bolles and son, of New Preston ; Mrs Mary l.. Camp, of New Britain; Mrs Lawrence Canfeld, of New Milford ]; Mrs Emma Hubbell, of Watertown, and Mir. and Mrs. Dexter U Morse and son, of Northfeld. The occasion MFas one of rare interest. An abundant colla- ton was provided, and after the cloth was removed Deacon Galpin, in few felicitous remarks, called the friends to order, when an original poem possessing rare merit was read by Mrs. Sarah O'Den Bunnell, which estab- lished her reputation as the poetess of the family after which MT. O,Del gave we'll prepared though incomplete history of the family from it's commencement in this coun- try. There was one cause of anxiety-there were but two of the descendants of the family present under twenty-one years of age. After many pleasa1se good-byes the family ad- journed to Mir. Curtiss A. Titus, the place of the next meeting, subject to their call.- Litchfield Enquirer.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-28
The Court Record.
City COurt-Crimina1 Side-Judge stOd-

City COurt-CriminnI Side-Judge stOd
 dRfd.
 Thomas Mclaughlin, injury to building discharged Michael Griffin, injury to build ing, $1 fine, $G.67 costs; Richard Sliney and Martin Slavin, theft of fruit, to August 26 Henry Englehardt, taking horse without per, mission of the owner, $1 fine, S6.87 costs Louis Englehardt, same offence, discharged Stephen Hughes violating Sunday law, S4C fine, $8.67 costs; Patrick J. Carroll, assault, judgment suspended John Gavigan, assault, g. fine, $s.67 costs, appealed; John Smith, assault, discharged; Michael Markey, breach of the peace, nolled; Nathaniel Turner, va- grancy, $52O costs, 60 days in jail; Leroy Kimball, breach of the peace. $6.O4 costs, 30 days in jail.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-28
Malt Bitters build un anew the nervous osseous (bone) and musc,zHr system.
A Word to G-e leaders.

| N
 When you read of a remedy that will cure all diseases beware of it but when you read of pure vegetable compound which claims to cure only certain parts of the body, and furnishes high proof that it does this, you can safely try it and with the assurance that it will help you This is just what Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure does. It cures all troubles of the lower portion of the body and all others It will not help the tooth ache, ear-ache nor consumption, but it will put your body in a vigorous and healthy it's good things Try it. au25 eod2w 2tw