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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-25
Auditors Certificate,

NE, the underaignsd Auditors Of Clsarael,
w county, In the Commonwealth OF Penpsyl
vania, having met at the Court Houee, ia the nor
ough Of Cleardeld, on the hrst Monday Of Janu
ary, A. D. 1880, being the afth day Of the month
aosording to law, and, having examined the sew.
eral accounts and vouchers u PHILIP D0TTS
Treasurer Of said county, for the year 1879, dt
report that we hnd them a. herein stated Th,
Treasurer Il Indebted 70 the county in the SUN o
seven thopsAnd seventy three dollars and ninety.
three oent (s7,os3.ss)i and indebted to the Road
fund In the sum Of enc thousand Two hundrcd aud
seventeen dollars and ssventy three cents (sI,
2i7.7sl and TO the Poor fund In the sun Of ops
hundred and thirtsen dollars and thirty four cent,
(Sil3s4); and amount due the County from un
seated lands unsolicited Ia twenty eight Thousand
and 1f,y eight dollars aud seventy cent, tsas,.
05sf0); ind amount due the Road fund from On
seated lands unsolicited Ia thirty I've thousand
eight hundred aud ninety four dollars and eighty
three esnts lss5, 5,epi .ssli and ameunt due School
fund from Un,eatsd lands IL twenty .iour thou.
sand tee hundred and forty Eve dollars and Six &.
two cents tt2t,2iS.e2)i and amount due the Psor
fsnd from unssated lsnds uncoilectsa Ia ton
theusand seven hundred and hny ave dollars and
tvsnty cents (Slo.7Sb.2ol.
In testimony whereof, We have ssi our hand
this ninstessth day af January, A, %. 1880.
f'ef JOSEPH 0fLLILAND,
J.s. NORRIS,
WIN. v. WRIGHT,
Aiiss, Auditors
A. W wltrERs, Clerk.
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STATEMENT OF
Unseated Road Funds
FoR ls7s-7s
STATEMENT or

DHiLIP D0TIs, Esq, Treasurer Of Clear.
u hsid county, Pa, 10 account with the Road
FUNDS Of the unseated lands Of the several town.
ships in'said county for the years 1879 ~, vim
Aggregate statement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-25

A stage leaves Uuruvusrins l@uy for REYNOLDS.
VILE, at o'clock, p. m. arriving at Reynoldvlle
at 8 o'clock, p. IN. Returning, leaves Reynolds
VILE daily, at o'clock, q. m, arriving at Cur
wensyille at l2 o'clock, IN. Fare, each way, 50,
A stage leaves Curwenwllle daily, at o'clock
p. M, for Dubois City, arriving at Dubois City
at G o'clock, p. IN. Returning leaves Dubois at
7 o'clock, a. m, daily arriving at Curwensyille at
" o'clock, m. Fare, each way $3.50.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE & cLEARFIELD BRANCH
oLEARFIELD MAIL.

ON and after Monday, NOV. 10, 1879, the
OPassengor Trains will run daily Except Sun
dayF) between Tyrone and Clearheld, as follows (;
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DEBTOR.

To bal. from Treasurer McGaughey....S IA 10
To amount due from Collectors..,..... 1886 81
To interest due from Collectors.",.... 81 O6
To amt unseated county tax for 1873 ll,6g7 II
To amt uuseated county tax for 1879. 1880 9S
To amount Of seated county and State
tax for 1879 viz:
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Es9al advertisements.
Receipts and Expenditures
Clearheld County,
FOR THE YEAR 1879.

DHILIP DOTTs, Esq, Treasurer of Clear
i field county, In the Commonwealth Of
PennSylvania, In account with the funds Of said
county for 1879
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Hst Insane sus Drusk.

A young maa named N. Lloyd, en-
gagged In the clothing business st Ger.
mautown, vas taken with q at Of sup.
posed insanity, yesterday afternoon, Q,
Fourth and Jackson streets. Csstips
aside his coat, he. with Wild yells, ran
toward sleigh, jumpsd In aud tried
to wrest the reins from the hands Of .hs
gentleman who was driving. YAs gen
,leman being equal 10 the smergsnoy.
cast the intruder with considerable
force TO the ground. Rising, he tried
to stop several other sleighs, but wal
foiled. Later In the afternoon he en-.
tered Larry Burns' blacksmith shop,
Front and rstnall streets, seized pisce
Of red hot iron and walked away. He,
however, did not carry the iron any
crest distance. A friend "a cutter In
Mullins clothing store) who had been
with him for some time, brought his
bat and coat 10 the hall and started
Sergeant DOlsn to search for him. The
officer found the man on Market street
in charge Of a man who WAS purchasing
bin hat. At . hearing before Mayor
Almond, this morning, II was ascer.
tainsd that Lloyd was not insane bu,
had merely been intoxicated. A fns
Of nfty cents and costs was imposed.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
FOURTH EDITION.
AnOTnkR RIOrKR HID.

Ihosass ssiaEsEsp ,,repusy EheY'
90, snd the on, nse GharEee
Asaiass Him.
Immediately after the lAst Genera
Blestion. Thomss Bridgeman, who had
acted In the capacity Of Deputy Bhsr
lf at the Tenth Ward polls, left the
sity, having learned that he was likely
70 be arrested by the United States su-
ihoTitiss for interfering with Deputy
United States MarshAls. He returned
. few days ago, and WAS Immediately
arrested by Marshal MsNullin.
The ofsnse charged against Bridge
man was, ~ stated, that Of interfering
with United States Deputy MAishalS.
The allegations are that during the rio,
At the Tenth Ward polls on the fore
noon OF Tuesday, November I'd, he
played . prominent part In the inter
ference with the Deputy MaEshals, and
arrested one OF them--JAsOb B. smith
by name--Ard brought him to the hall,
whore Mayor Almond 81 once ordered
his rslsase.
Bridssnan was given . hearing be-
fore Chief Supervisor Valentine, and
the evidence sdduced was very direct
and positive. he was held In the sum
of $1,000 bail 10 answer the charge at
the pext tsrm Of the U. 3 Court, oom
menoing on the second Yussdsy In
January.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Scxen Da,A u AMamp.

Mrs. Lucy A. Sill, Of Shsron's Mile
Potter County, Pa has recently pass
cd through q most thrilling experience
SIZE started from her homs one day In
thelcttsT part Of November to visit 4
sick son who lived on the other side OF
Barney Swamp, about seven miles dis
tent. Mrs. Still Is sixty years Of
age, but spry ss a cricket, and she de,
,ermined to walk the entire distance
through this dismal swamp TO hsr sons
house., feat she hss'frequsntly accom-
plishgd. She s.artsd about three clock
in the afternoon, Lnd, hefore she got
hall the distance, a violent snow storm
SGT in, and in short time the road was
hidden from sight.
Darkness, too, soon came, ard the
old lady struggled from the road and
became fast In deep mre. The more
che struggled the deeFershe aank, I'M
til at last, weary Of ezertiOu, she gave
up All hopes to extricats herself ind
prayed for help. She remained 10
this uirs for whole day and night.
Then after almost supeIhuman efforts,
she extricated herself, and made her
way to a small hemiook tree, which she
climbed. She ktpI alive by continually
moving her lands and afms. No food
passed her lips for upwards Of l05
hours excep! q few crackers she hAd in
her pocket and eOue Hhiskgy she was
tskiug TO her son.
Che was compelled TO qusnch her
thirJl by eating snow and drink pg the
vile water OF tha log by which she Was
surrounded. She was rescued from her
psfii0us position on the seventh day OF
her captivity by a party Of hunters who
had heard her fsin. cry OF distreaa.
shs was taken to her son Is house,
where her mental iacuI,ias gave way,
sud Q seriol; il!re3g followed. The
doctors SAYS he viii nsy,s reesi2 her
mental 20 Eers. While fast In tbs
nire, Mrs. Still cav several bears sEd
scores OF dosg, and was attacked a.
one time by panther. She gave a
terrible 5crsam as the animal approach
Cd, and as ran away.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Serious Railroad Disaster.

CiBoIEEAn, Deoenbsr 2s.-Ths Ga
sstts's Tiain, Ohio, dispatch says
collision oceurTsd near that place thiI
afternoon on the Cincinnati, 6andusky
and Clsvsl and Railroad, between 8 pas
senger train going north and . frsigh
train going south. Two engines wer'
wrecked, the nail, express aud bag
gage ears thrown together and burned
consuming the mail and express mat
ter. Tho baggage was pesrly all saved
William Woodberry, fireman on the
passenger train, was killed outright.
He had been recently married and hls
wife was aboard the train.
Robert Haylop, engineer OF the pas'
sengsr train, was seriously injured. q.
9. Bllery, express messenger, had his
leg broken. z. Stewart, mail agent,
was seriously hurt in the back. No
passengers were hurt except one lady,
whose face was slightly cut by broken
glass. Tie engineer of the freight
train Is missing. II Is said he was
drunk, and was RAINING sgAinst Or
ieIs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
w,sm,neion Trossn 10.

Tae cold weather stil, continues and
Me ttermome!3r Indicated I7o above
Izalo today. The snow ths! commenced
last night was still falling at noon tc'
day. 1t was unaCcompauiei b. wind,
and Has very 6ne, ANA teli sloaly.
The tracks Of ali the railroads lead
ing 70 Wilmington eye clear and the
spow which has fallen 30 far to day
has rot been heavy enough TO cause
any delays. The P. ". & B. las q
Ilsrge force Of meg eng ged in keeping
tho tracks clear.
Meantime people are expecting
reg ulsr blizzard before nieht-fall. The
cola wave 10 travelling faat, and The
weather men prophecy that the ther
nomster will be down to zero to-day
The mercury fel! rom 10 TO 36 dsgrss:
Yesterday afternoon throu8 hout thu
| West.
The ios npon the Christ,sns is very
thick, aad the bsrgsS OF Bush's anC
Warmers freight lines lad gfeas ain
Guilty in leaving the creek last night
The ice Ia nsSfly foot thick.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Awtst Gnes ter Market CsnfaD.

Oustomer--"What are your eggs pei
dozsnS" Marketman--"Pitty csnta. -
Customer-"Wh is the price Of J u
chickens per pound!" NarkstmA1-
"TWelve esnts." Customsr-"HOT
much will ali average hen weiglE
Marketman-"Pour pounds. +" Custom,
sr-"Bring in ons Of your hens; az
only want an egg a day for q compile Of
weeks, | will buy ths hen get two cents
worth of corn, entlce dozen ofeggs ont
Of the animal, have potpie and thus
get my money back. Business is busi-
mess and eggs ST four cents apiece have
no terror for me-" Markstman-'Yss
but don't part with the goose that
lays the goldon egg Just yet, butif you
did 60 into the egg producing business
you would find that il will take dcz.
en- hens a day 10 warm 3 single egg in
to life when the weather gets down to
the zero region.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
DELAYS AT FHE JUKCIIp'
The PenUsyIVAnta Read sIiil =
HtructiuS the New Lines Trail

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25--Ths Eas''
gers on the limited express Of ths 4
line, which left New York az 9tl
this morning, were afforded .
thorough opportunity to lean
themselves 70 just what endI thsr1
aylyania Railroad will resort to d1
competition. The Baltimore ardoA1
limited express runa upon the 8
schedule time TO this city rs tbor
sylvania limited, which 10 tFo %
but 1t leaves at 8 o'clock, and Is
here an hour ahead Of tho otld'
arrived to Gay promptly on tiHh
was held on the one mile track 10.
the hogr's difference in the tlns,
for more than double that period
Pennsy lvaniA limited vas ~ H'
late, and in order to permit iH r
the limited express Of the new
latter was held two hours az
minutes. The train was 80 piaa
the passengers commanded M
OF the tracks which are TeStrs
the Pennsylvania trains, and tIH
ouly saw the Pennsylvania H
from Nav York come and 90, Joy
limited from Washington ss vel"
whole thing was 80 transparent
create tho greatest indignation
the Pennsylvania Company LIES
such an outrage on the trsVslIinS
lic. As o gentleman OF Large w
perisDce said today, the new !'D'
unqueetionsbly secure damages
the Pennsylvania for the inJaN
by the willful obstruction pi tbS
which the United States Court 'e
Ia the Joint property Of three ro'as
not the exclusive possession OF Op'
This being the case, the reVODs
Pennsylvania is now taking 10 N
entirely upon the innocent pass'
who, having paid their money '"l
sage between New York and "s
ton, shoula he protected by the
PennsylvaaiA In passing thr'usi
Stats.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
CatarrhaI Psisen.

Wei ne Meyers wonderful CatarrI
Care 10 now dispensed BY all druggists. and
is delivered tesr, iags paid)by D. ID. Dewey
n 60, No. 70 Dey st., Now York. Tho 70
maTkAble cares which have everywhere re
aul ed from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling iaot that no merely
local l. eatment, like snufs, douches, and In.
halstions, can possiDly reach or destroy On.
tarrhAl virus. The sntid0tal elements dis
covered by Dr. Wei DO Meyer arc absorbed
throup hsut he mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an itOou
lat ve and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are simi ar 70. and az aniailing a.,
vaccination. A 'TPeatfse,o with full
statements BY the sured, 10 mailed tree.
"Woi lie heyors OatArrh Cura Is w.rtk ten
times Its cost. Rev Chas J. Jones, New
Brighton, l. /" 'One package cHrsd me.
Rev. u. II Taylor, l40 Noble-st., Brooklyn.
N. r." lit restored me to tho ministry.
Rev. 9eo. A. hois, Cobbleskill. N. Y."''Fhe
remedy isa marvel. Rev. A. p. Froese,
Cairo, N. T." 1T has bsen Of great value
TO mo Rev. OIney Place, Massena, N. Y"
ke'. Geo. X. Pratt, st. stephens Reotory,
Philada.. .sts. A real cure Of Catarrh for d 80.
il20 2tau
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Fonna Nearly Rrosen

George Crumpten was found yester'
day morning lying in snOw driit nesr
NJ. Salem parsonage on the City Rail
road, where he had fslIen early in The
morning, while cSmirg from Rising
sun to bis work at StOtsenburg fOUp
dry. Ho had apparently suffered very
little from the so!d, except in the legs
the rest of lis body having been bnrie4
Ia the snow. 1t was fouEd, however,
that his legs were usels's from the
knees down, and he was unable to
stand. Toward noon ho vas taken to
his home in a wagon, but several houra
later he hsd not yet rscoived medical
attention He complained Of no pain,
bat said his legs wore still numb and
useless,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
AaOuthnrn Murder,

RisHMoSD, Dss. 2S.-0n last satur
day night Samuel Lsngley waylait
Elias Daniel, q colored man, in Pit
county, North Carolina, for havins
voted she Democratic ticket at the lat
election. Daniel, however, managed
to save his Ii . BY running away from
the asSAulter. The accused vas arrest
cd yesterday and taken befOEs a Mag
iatratO Charles NizEsl, 8 white man
Of ssme prominence in Pit, was a wit
Eess on the trial OF the defendant. hi'
testimony, it sssns, did not suit Lang
ley, and after ths conclusion ot the In
vestigatic0 Langley abused him round.
ly for what he denounced as his biased
testimony. MIEzsl became spraged 81
his tsunts aud picked upS hVs.pound
weight from a counter IN the store In
which they both were, and struck the
negro over the he'd killing him Amos,
instantly.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
THIRD EDITION.
LuUAL LEGISLATION.

The Cemunistes OF Cousiderfns
ProRsaea n sasuFes for WiIsning.
ten.
The Committee Of City Council upor
Legislation held . meeting last NIGH
In the Clerks offcs for ths purpose o.
de fluitely acting upon some Of the pro
posed matters OF legislation with refer
encs TO Wilmington, which the Lsgis'
luturs will b. asked to pass upon this
winter. Those present were herris
Taylor, (ChairmAn), a. P. Bescher, and
Col. K, Ii. Taylor. City Solicitor
MaeallistsT attended the me sting.
Tbs committee decided upon mum
Der Of measures upon which the coun'
Gil will be asked to pass as soon As the
City Solicitor has drawn ny tbs bills
In accordance with the instructions oI
the committee.
The most inportan. bill Ia one chang
ing she fiscal year from January lst tc
Jply lat. This is done 10 order thai
the city may have the use OF the re-
venue earlisr,--in other words, to hav.
tie fssal year commence about the
tins the July taxes csmmeHcs TO eomd
In.
It was decided to have an act pre-
pared enabling the President Of City
Council or any member thereof, Il
swear In any new member ofthat body.
This Is done in order to avoid any diff.
nculty which uay arife trsm the ab-
sence of ths Mayer or from any person'
oil difficulty by which q member will
not allow the Mayor TO administer the
oath to him, as in the case Of Mr..
Adele.
1 sThe City Sc lici'cr was also instructed
TO prepare An amendment TO the char
ter, which will allow the City Auditor
In collecting liens to 60 upon tho real
estate al, once, without FIRST levylng upon
the psrsonal property Of the debtor.
An &C. vacstiug the northside Of Wa
ter street from French to Poplar for the
use of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
4 Baltimore Railroad company, in the
erection Of the proposed new depot.
1t was also deemed proper by the
Committee to ask for an act granting
70 the city Authority to permit the lay.
ing Of railroad tracks through the pub
liG streets, without further permission
from the General Assembly.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
SECOND EDITION.
DsIa weather.

Intensely cold weather continues 10
the West I'D northwest. AtFort Gar
~, Manitoba, yesterday morning, the
temperature was Al degrees below nsro;
at Duluth, so below; st.Psul,2S bslsT;
Rsoan aba, 20 below; Milwaukee, - be-
low; Lacrosse. "a bsloW; Chlcsgo9 be-
low; St. L5 J-loW; Indianapolis, 4
below; Detroit, 5 below; ToisdO,l below
CiuoidnAti, Q abovs; s;Pittsburg,6 above
Buffalo, 4 above.
Throughout the upper Missouri
Valley last night, the temperature was
30 degree, below zero. A telegram
from Caldwell, Kansas, reports the
coldsst weather ever known in thai
State.
The highest point reschea by the
thermometer in Chicago yesterday was
z below Esro, aud at midnight II wss II
below and "falling." Tn roughoul
Northern Illinois, Iowa. Michigan and
Wisconsin, the temperature all day
yesterday ranged from zero to 80 below,
A heavy snow storm Is reported
throughout Texas.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Apror,sserahiD Accepis

Pror. Edw&rd D. Porter, oil N'
has decided to accept the Profess
Of prsctic.! Agriculture UniVs',1
Minnesota, AZ Minneapolis, %n,
msntion.i on Monday last p''
rendered him. The university y .,
endowed and has now over "
dents.
He will nomlnally 90 on duty
urday next, although he w'.' .,
at his home in Newark for q '0S
An effort will now be made 10 y
Professor to fl the position 'O''
Delaware College.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
sudden BRaih nt ChristianA.

J. s. Traphagsn, formerly Of this
city, where he kept q cigar ard shoe
finding store for many years on Market
street below Second, died suddenly a.
Christiana, yesterday afternoon. 1t il
reported that he died very suddenly oi
what is supposed to be heart disease
He went to Christiana over year ago
and has been keeping hotel there,
renting the property from John M9a.ey,
Of this city. Hs was upwards OF 6C
years Of age, and leaves q wife and
children. One Of his SONS IL oondus
tor on a Pullman train on the p, W. q
y. RtR.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
FIFTH EDITION
iRIsa AGITAToRs ON T.I
cheers In the COart-Opsn,..
she state PYOseeu,,.-- .


DULLIx, December 2s.-Tho
irials.wers formally opened to- "at
the Court OF Queen, Bsnos susy Il
Lord Chief Justice May and Iu.,,or ".lor
Fitseerala and Barry. The CON-, S'','' 'a'
was densely crowded with srsat,.' ,0ou
Only eighteen ont Of twsaty.iou, IOra ir'all
called answered 10 their nsrnss 'UO''
A great crowd Of people arou,a .
approaches to the FOsr Courts I"ns1 % ny
oh.er the traVsrssrS upon their % s,.i'
val. S'l'
This Attorney General applied "A,
psstponsmsut Of the trials untIl,om.I1
row. beeause OF the short sttes .aus. ',l 4
jurors. Y
Mr.. MoDonough, Of csunssl fl, .,
traverSsrs, urged that |, was u,n,, ~ y
select Jury Of twelve from tboss -
answered to their names. yustics W.
gerald agreed that the latter Va, ~
regular course. Three iurors ,s,j
then excused On account Of apa ana !.
Grmiiy, and Mr.. NoDonoush ch.lI.n,.l
another. A jury was smpsnslls4 ~
nuch dinculty, the proosas occuDy;nl
two hours, All the trAysrssrs ausY,,.3
10 their names.
The jury consists Of eigh. C,tboI,,,
three Protestants and one 01,b..
When the jury had been constitut%l
the Attorney General opened The r'1
for the Crown in a firm, moderate ,on.
The Government, ::he said. w3 bouul
TO institute proceedings to put down N
wicked agitation.
A great crowd cheersi The trsve,,,,
on Ops adjournment Of the Court,
1.-THE decision OF the British Govern
msnt 10 prosecute the leaders o. N
Land League was indicated on III. "a
of October, when Mr.. Foster sgv,
the information charging numt.r
the Lssguers with conspiracy. m
indictments were to include 200 ,tYI
es, the drafted testimony Of 3J6 yIl
nesses and various newspaper snss
II was at frs. thought that a Chsnr,
venue would be applied for, 90 a. ,Ob,lu|
the accused before an English inn, b
1t was finally decided that III. iu|
should be selected undsr the geut,
provisions OF Lord 0'HSgan's inrfNI
This insured for the LeagusR hi,
before the Court OF Quesn's Bp,h
Dublin. On the 26th OF November d
Attorney General moved for The iriu
Of q date for the trials, and the lou
agreed to set theIa down for tue "a
Decsmber. 0n the Sd inst 40 apBia
tiUn for q postponement Of tts tI
was made by those Of the accused Vi
are members OF Parliament, OF II
ground that their attendance WCu1 4
terfore with their Legislative dtts
This application was denied on tLA d
lowing day By the Court and ID ,u
nouncing judgment Chief JuAcs ID
expressed himself strongly in rsgId
various matters connected win d
Land League course which b
since been the subject Of consida,d
criticism.
The accused are Charles SsH
N. r.; John Dillon, u.
Joseph Gillis Biggar, N. P; 7. D j
livan, n. p; Thomas Sexton, 81
Patrick Egan, Treasurer Of the Ltsl
Thomas Brennan, its Secretary; T. i
livau, Under Secretary; P. BOyt1a,
J. Gordon, Of Claremorris; Ma!tLe" q
ris, of Galway; J. W. NalIy, dBi
J. W. Walsh, OF Balla, and P.hsh'
idan, OF TubbercuTry.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
kmeuId lie neSueaied.

The REPUBLICAN would call the atten-
of the proper authorities to the fact
that at the fire last night great delay
was caused by the snow being piled up
around the fire plugs. This snsw had
been sboveled from the streets and left
lying along the sidewalk. Much dam.
age might have been prevented had
the aremsu been able TO 60 into service
right, and the delay was largely caus'
ed by this obstruction Of the fre. pIsGs
This should be rsmedisd at the earliest
Inoment.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
DEATHS.

EICuA in Cenrevi.a. Qree'
Anne Co Md, Da96 pbsr Tth, $3.50, Mss
Ot hsr age.
Relatives and iFfends are invited 70 attend
th ) tuner ! from the rec lteurs ni nrr father
steSrgs Alex GandsT r, 40 l.. 81 st, on Thurs.
day mSln.uS at O'Clock. 70 pTocseo /,
Newark, Del.
BLACKiSTGE.-iu thia city, On the 2St'
Instant. Br;nS w.. infant daughter O
VIM. H and Mary +. BackistOn
IntesMent at G.eGWnDd Cemetery Smyrna
del.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
INP0l LKnk1afa.

K,suirs vaDdsgriH Is quite sick,
bsirg confined TO the house by kidney
disease.
A. P. shocklsy, Of Elkton, last week
shipped 1888 turkeys, weighing a.,
$40 pounds, to Disaton 4 Sons. PhiIa.
delphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
AJouYnsLisI's Drais

L. Theodore Esling, editor .
prletor Of tho Newark Ledger,
the Deer Park Hotel, News
morning, ot typhoid-pneupo,.
vas abous 81 years OF ssr'
born In Phi adelph!a' hs .
thorough poNapspsr nan and
ed his business With great cSr'' ,r,
made it s r@yipg concsfn' 1i' n
known IN Newark and has iuni y,
friends all over the county W. v,
attached to him by hi' many o
qualities.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Matters ATSnaHlstan.

LONDON, Dec. 2S.--A dispatch from
Candhsr to the Times says: Khan
Agha, the Jamshsdi chief who had
abandoned the oosistion against his
son-ln.l law AyO0b Khan and had gone
in and surrendered to him, was put to
death on his arrival at Herat."
A Calcutta dispatch to the Times
says: "The Amesr Abdurrhaman is
still far from feeling his position ss
sured at Cabul. The situation i9 most
critical and it would not be surprising
il within few months he shOnld be
Obliged to 6ght for his throne.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
nesertoc hts Family.

A man named Cairn, who has been
rosidlug at No, 1l08 West Front street,
deserted his family on Monday evening
No cause for she desertion is assigned
The neighbors are very indignant and
express profouad ~ mpatLy for the dea'
titute wife and children.