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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-07
ApoETIO STORY.
Waterbury, Conn, American.


There is quite singular fact in co''-
ncction with Stiles Hill, in tho town OF
known to tho country resi-
dents living within sight Of that emit
ncnce. Fer six decades two tall elm
trees stood side by side, n little distance
npart, upon tho topmost point OF tho
elevation; these trees were visible LOT
many miles around, and from this fact
they became noted landmarks. More
than sixty years ago two little girls
wore wont to pass over the summit OF
this hill daily, during tho summer sea-
son to drive their fathers cows to pas
ture. They were impressed by tho
slightly elevation, and often stopped to
raze ut the widespread landscape. Ono
day they conceived the idea of planting
each u tree upon tho hills summit,
which would DO to them reminder OF
their childhood days in tho years to
como. They put their idea into effect,
and two slender elm shoots soon waved
their green branches rs solitary sent'-
nels in tho open space round about
Years passed by and tho shoots grew into
tall, stalwart trees.
The girls grew to womanhood anu
passed out of tho parental homo into
tho great wide world. Occasionally
thoy would meet ono another and alluic
| to tho living reminders Of youthful
DAYS, and often thoy would visit tho
familiar haunts of their girlhood and
would sit beneath tho wido spreading
branches of the mammoth clms. About
five years ago one Of tho girls died, a'l
aged lady Of almost 80. Scarcely M"
tho intelligence Other death reached th'
ncighborhool of her youth than tho res
i,lents observed that ono of the old oln's
was dying. Its leaves wiltcd and with
cred as though scorchod by flame, an'
although midsummer yet tho foliage Eel
| to tho ground, leaving the naked, life
t less branches and stock looking desolat'
+, enough. Decay quickly followed in tn
great trunk, and during high w'n'
. one night tho following winter, it tel
: to tho earth. The other girl, though a
u octogonarian, still lives. But tho pee
$ nlc to whom tho above circumstance
\" arc known, watch it with interest, fec
" ing that u subtle relationship ex's'
Il between tho two lives, and that the on
~ will cease with the other.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-07

terry with regard to the origin Of tho first
inhabitants Of the Western Continent.
,"On the 2sth nit. Mr. Charnay nm
uounccd to Le Trait do Union, OF TINS
city, merely tho discovery OF palace,
hut made no allusion to any architect'l-
raj peculiarties. We have, however,
heard that the ruins recently uneartheo
arc NOSE distinctly Asiatic in style than
anv 'roltec remains now known. In the
course Of q few days wo shall receive
further particulars.
"Mr. Charnay also had tho good for
time To find tho bones Of some gigantic
animals. These remains are now Oh
route to this capital"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-07

uAXJE 100 dozen imitation French Rib.
/ HAvE bed Hose for Boys and Girls
school wear, of which will sell three pair for
fifty cents. A. ROSENFlELD.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-07

and Crepe Lisse Ruchings. Some
SAllV thing new and beautiful
At. ROSENFIELD'S.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-07
TuR INV LOUISIANA REMEDY

RS tho most remarkable cough strip the world
has ever seen. Product Of our swamps
Thousands have tested II. LIFE TONlC Tor inc !,
blood, debility, etc, never falls 10 cure Ohlh,.o
and FEVER. Sold by druggists md country
merchants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-18

Portsmouth, n. H,

Thorough instruction given in all branches Specia
attention to French and German by native teachefi
residing At the school. Terms $50. Circulars OF
application. "A better, healthier, and pleasanfe
location for school could scarcely BE- found In Nev
England than the quaint picturesque, ancient cit,
Of Portsmosth."-J. G. WHITTIEK.
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Row.
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Published every Wednesday morning, is the largest
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anecdotes, household matter, markets, &C., &c.
Terms a. per- in ddrdRce.
Transient Advertisements, 500 per inch first
vk per week for each subsequent in .eiiion.
Special Notices. $3.50 per inch for first week; so
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win be sold at Auction on Saturday, Oct. %, at 2
O'Clock r. NJ, the dwelling honse and lot situated
Mill occupied BY Henry G. Clark. Terms liberal
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AUGUSTA. $780,
Gbe liennebee Sournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
.scmrt, by SPRAGUE & Son.
Dailv Kennebec Journal,

,..ued every morning, except Sundays. 1t contains
a.. latest news by telegraph and mail, gives reports
.suarkes and has carefully prepared political and
Vi articles, and generous amount of farming,
home p and miscellaneous reading with fuu cempila
an Of State news.
T.rm, AZ per dnnam in adrdnce, $s If payment
Il ao made within the year. Single copies cents, to
= y Sad Al the bookstores and at this Office.
",Jyertisements inserted on reasonable TERMS Rates
~ he had on application at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
mosaUITos.
Br v. II. ..


Nightly, while I'm sleeping trustiully IN
Morpheus keopipg,
With no canopy above me saVo the sno""ni'"
While twist and turn, II possible to hrd
spot less warm,
heare distant buzI!ng, annoying TO ene's
iris m squifos, rumble, roaring round my
peaceful bed,
Now there're soaring DER my head.
Ieep ina the darkness stareing, long lay,
yes almost swearing
Atthe little. active. waAeful buzlinI, leng
bi led boris, +.
Are they mo, than what they teem? Can II
10 IeamH ,-,-
III but move the hum grows fainter-iainteF
than II was before,
INT returns with greater vigor, stronger
louder than betJre,
The mosquitoes above my door.
Then pondored deep a1d long at the Ian
guage Of fheir fongi
Was 1t to torment me. VI 70 my weary tonses
eiumber bring
Not the least cessation made they, not an In
slant stopped or Staid they,
But the constant. humming, Duzxing'made
bill or wing
Continued, till from face, or neck, or ears
they got all they claimed
From out my veins.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

Saved by RAor aOfset

Mrs. Kate Benner, approached the
cattle yard and attempted to drive them
out. A ferocious bull turned upon
her and tossed her over his head. Soen
as she landed on the earth, she crawled
into some bushes near by and then
managed to escaped to the house. A
nhysician was summoned and after
making an examination, found thai
one horn had struck her near the lei'
shoulder aud ths other at her rieh'
side. Neither OF her wounds are dan
gerous, but had it not bseu for a stronf
corset one horn would have penetrated
her body and might have caused fatal
wound, thus showing that there Is
soma virtue, at least, in a corset.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
VIEW CASTLE COUNTY, s.S.

N,THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
SEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW CAsTLE
|S COUNTY, GREETING
Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her petluon
to the judges of our Superior Court, MED IN
the Office Of the Prothonotary of the said
Court. in and for New Cas.le county, for the
cause Of complaint therein alleged, has made
duplication 10 our said Judges that decree
NAV be pronounced dissOlvirR the marriage
existing between the petitioner and her hus'
band, Henry N. Kelley. We the"ef COM
mand you, as you have heretofore been com
manded. that you summon henry N Kelley
30 that he be and appear before the salu
Judges of our said Count at tho next term
thereof to ba held at New Castle, on Monday,
the twenty second DAY OF November next, 10
answer the allegations OF the said Fe'1tIon,
and ais 10 shtw cause fapy he has, why a
!ecree Of the said COURT should not be mace
dis Giving the marriage existing beWeen MIN
and the said petitioner according TO the ACT
of Assembly 10 such case made and proVloea.
And also 10 do and receive what the SAID
Oou,t shall tneu and there consider concern
ing him in this behalf, as to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the proVlslo ~
of the said Act OF Assembly
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. ComeRvs
ESQUIRE, at New Castle the twenty eight
day OF May, A. d, Eighteen Hundred auc
Eighty.
OHAS. BEASTEN, Prothony.
The above is q true copy of "alias sum
mons" litel for divorce, No. 10, to Novenbe
Term. a. D., 1880. JOHN PYLE. sheriff
New Castle, July 18th. A. D.. 1880. SlS
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
oAsTLEo COUNTY, s. s.
-, 1.-THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
spAI To THE SHERlFF OF NEW CASTLE

)THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
}sEAL. To THE %HERlFF OF NEW CAsTLB
(~~\ COUNTY, GREET Nc:
Whereas, Mary Reid by her petition nthe
Judges O, our Superior Court, hled In the OF,
flee OF the Prothonotary OF said Oonrt, la ahN
Tor the County of New Castle, for the use o.
complaint thereiH alleged has made appilca-
tion to our said JUDGES that q decree may De
pronounced dissolving the marriage es1slnp
bet ween the petitioner and her husband, ,Johb
Reid. We therefore command you, as you
nave heretofore b. en- commanded, that you
summon John Reid 80 that he be and appea
before the said lodges OF eur said Coult
be next term thereof to be held at New Gas
tle, on Monday. the twcnty-second day Of Mt
vember next, to answer the allegatio-s OF til
Iaid petition, and also to show causs, II aFy
he has, why decree OF the said Court sh9nIc
not be ma dissolviug the marriage exlStin
between him and the said petitioner accord
trg to the Act Of Assembly in such case mad
md provided, and also to do ana recelV
what the said Court ehsll then and there COL
ider concerning him In this behslf, as to tn
Court shall seem meet and consistent tf
the provisions OF the said Act Of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph 2. ComegYs,
Esquire, at New Castle, the twenty eightr
day of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1887.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'ry,
The above is a true copy Of "alias sum
mons" libel for Divorce, Ne. 9 to November
Tern, A D.. 1889. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August goth, A. d., 1880.
82l-3md-2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
Tmmigrapts tn ct New York.

Anew York dispatch: A fact, which,
az much as any thing else, reveals the
improved character Of the European
emigrants arriving here this season,
Ia the inability of householders to pro
cure domestic servants at Castle Garden
la former years there has been no
difficulty in this respect, hut now II lS
said that, out Of 1900 emigrants arIiv'
ing in day, frequently not one IS ais.
posed to 60 into service. Most OF them
have through tickets TO the West, and
are altogether a superior class to those
who have formerly sought our Shores
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
tsNO Words 1n ihe Eaglish Lam
runKS,"

ttNO Words I'm the EmkAAsn A0"'
writes a lady in Michigan, who is using
the Compound Oxygen Treatment, "can
express the gratitude l feel for the ben
eft have received and the hope have
of possessing tolerable health again
II will be ten years, January, 1851,
since was taken sick, and the mental
agony alone has been indescribable'
| have two little girls who have never
seen me walk. 4 think shall
he able to walk alone after time.
have been 80 hungry this summer that
| have scarcely been able to wait tor
meals. y Every one remarks
upon tbs improvement In my complex
ion, and am putting on flesh rapidly
NV bowels, which have been oonsti'
psted all my life, and terribly so since
NV sickness, are now better than
have ever known them to be-" Our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen, itS
nature and action, and full information
for use, sent fres. Drs. Starkey, q
Pslen, l109 and I'LL Girard street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
Arranged satisfactOry'

To obtain the money due to the heirs
Of Isaac Jones, the former celebrated
snuff manufacturer of this city has
been arranged satisfactorily by Francis
Vincent. The money comes from re-
mote ancestor, has been in the chance
ry court Of New York for many years,
but is now settled, and will by received
by those to whom II belongs in two or
three months-as soon rs the necessary
legal FORMS are concluded. The estate
originally, was valuable. but the heirs
are very numerous.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
FINA NCIAL.
8 AND 9 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed. First MORTGAGES On
improved farm and city prGpeaI,eS; roper us mada on
oniy mi oI,e-third Of the appraised value OF the
nroperty, Security absolute and ample. Fur
thsrr Information and full particulars from
'''' 'A HAYES SCHANDLER,
Ea.stsrn Msnsger OF OHAS. T. hoLMAh
& co, Topeka, Kas., , ..,..t
4!2T-u NO. West tta o"'e~
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
PUBLIC SALES.
ORPHANS oOURT SALE VI REAL
" EsTATa.

" ESIhI%
Pursuant TO an order OF the Orphans Court
ODeaware County, Pennsylvania, will be
cold at Public Sale, in Upper Chichester
township, In the said county, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1880,
The following described Real Estate, late 1s:s
OlJOhn Smith, deceased, to wit: A la
valuable arm consisting of two adjoining
uacS Of land, situate In the township OF Up
fellows:
No ]. ALI that certain dwelling house,
PAR yarn and tract of land, bounded by lands OF
george b . mali by the middle branch OF
namaas CroeR, BY lands OF John M. o..
iilace nd by the road leading from Ohiches-
Nl Cro's roads 70 the Naanan's Creek road,
less.
NO.. All that certain plantation and
nt nsct OIL lana bounded by lands OF John M. u.
rnace. JOAnS bees IN and the road leading
r rO'n chichester cross roads TO the Naa mans
Ifeek road, which separates 1t from trast No,
i'TyGntalnlnE u acres, 8 roods anu 80 perches.
,,t tne Improvements on No. consist of a
iSuoss'antl.l S,os stoLe dwelling house, 2 stories
m mhsh, !oSoi ieet, containing o rooms and base
TOn. TMVn|, WIN piazza in front, a large double
1 yns " uhhi ooAou leeL,bUOu6 wagon uDust
a'A+o et, stoAs spring hOu 70, x26 feet, over
So.e rsYet lallng spring ef water, chicken house,
tOrn ,oa cllO and other outbuildings. Also frame
h wnsht house. l4xlS feet. 2 stories high. all oi
sa "nGh ave In good condition. There is good
cpT,e cppo orchard in tuil bearing, also an abun'
VaS:e N: Oi Cherry tres, other fruit etc.
,oNS w. IS beautifully leeated commanding a
sVH s, view OF the Delaware River, with o good
spilhg aonI Of water it, and all the lam is Of
eTUu qIailly and susceptible OF cultivation.
,t N ~ n ABOVE properties are situated one mile
'W u olaYm0nt station. on the +. w. &. b
trcI0 M 4, miles frOm Wilmington and o milet
on "OW N.Y. .ns CITY OF Chester. They are located
co,ut Cn .ne highlands bordering the Delaware
SMu,ahdlnx Sounaadlnx a view Of that river and the sur
ttSSanulhg tSa aoubtry ior several miles. Amens
sWoy V nany beautiful building sites on the Del
prono,,n TS,s highlands, none Surpass those on thi
fsoyVpery. soVp Atso, at the sams time, will b,
'I% po'Oto lOt Of iail and winter apples In orchard
Sa,S S'sesslon :" S given Immediately If desired
ton tons 70 comm enCe at o'clock, ,. m. Condi
'''N' "aae known at sale, by
khOHEL SMITH,
uo GEORGE BRUUMALL,
nreeh, Auc'r. 8 std Administrators.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
FRIENDS SCHOOL.

Fourth and West sts., wilmington, Del. viii
open its Fall Term on the FIRST Second Day
tinue during twenty full weeks. All ooks
and 9th er school material are furnished free;
There are no extras in this school: The school
ia thoroughly organized. Boys and girls Of
fine advanced grades study in separate rooms
but but recite together. The primary pupiis are
in room BY themselves under StSndsa1 competent ~
tbe children. THE school building though
easy Of access is not surpassed for quiet and
retirement BY any IN the city; In ADDITION idnaSi
to the usual english branches are taugn.
French. % french is taught by PROF. H. F.
LOUBiGNAL, A. NJ, without extra charge,
Railroad and boarding accommodations VIII
be provided for pupils from the country.
Parents and guardians who are uncertain
what schr0l 10 select for their children Will
do we'll to call on us. Send for circulars ana
apply for further information TO ue Princi-
nai FRED. EDEN BACH,
sl3.std-Stw Residencs, COS King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
THO THE FRONT !

Charley KYLE, the veterin Ice cream dealer
has made ample arrangements to supply his
many customers with the largest and cheap
est Watermelons that can be found in thl
city. Charley has reputation OF keep ny
Ans waterrrelona. and he would be pleased u
nod his many Customers. Givs Llln u oail v,
his stalls In the second st. market All order
promptly fillod. 6l1tf CHAS, KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
Delaware College.

The next term will begin September. LIST,
1850. Students may take their choice OF three
regular courses of study: The Classical, the
Scientific and Agricultural, and the Literary; !;
or they NAV make selection OF studies.
Roth sexes are admitted to the class rooms.
Far catalogues and full information ad-
dress President W. II. PURNELL L. L. ID.
Sio inv Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
OF DIRECTORS.

vOr1CE-.NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN
~ to all persons who have not paid their
city and schsol taxes for the year 1879, and do
not wish their names published, that they
had better call and settle at once, as the law
REQUIRES the collectors to advertise the names
of ali persons on the nrst September OF each
Year f. PROVOST,
VIM. KYNE;
aos Al Collectors.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

mV ~ For large load Of kindlins
& .6y wood. Orders can be left at
Xra1 n Bros., Second and King streots; Ja
cob Moore, ,at Oity Depoti and John 3: miller
linton street and Gilpin avenue.
ontvn MrklNNwv
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
rRIENDS' SCHOOL,

NINTH AND TAINALL STREETS,
Will open on Monday, the 9th Of 9Th month.
The various branches Of q good English e1u-
cation are tauRht.
FINE OPEN PLAY GROUND AD-
JOINS THE SOHOOLHOUSE.
For Terms (which are moderately apply 70
,ha naeher, Rebecca u. Maris, 900 Tatnall
street. @ or al the school after the above date.
B26.2m
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

AIYOh GOvD AAAAot4-4 CE MlAEil
Icr. Front and Orange streets. s2t.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
Wilmington
Academy,

sAvILLE BUILDING. The Largest Pri.
vate School in wilmington. Thorough In
gtiuction given to young ladies. Full gym.
nasium. Diplomas conferred. Large and
excellent primary department. Terms Low.
No extras. Nearly l4O students, both sexes.
Drawing specially ,m Once ho9Ts IpOm at,sp sg
August 2ist, 1880. Catalogues TO be had OF
o. F. Thomas s Oo., or by addressing the
PRINCIPAL of the Wilmington Academy.
FALL TERM BEGINS MONDAY, SEFf.
9Th. 1850. sZo
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

a. eyEYA MUNrH AND EAk'E.LsS r1o
NIl puarateed to Agents. Outfit tree
RAW 200, August, Maine.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

all the time. A hoss kicked me over
and | have got to have some money to
pay doctor for fxin' my head. We
are going TO set an old barn on fire TO-
night aud shouli smile II we don't
have bully fun. lost my watch and ]
am very sorry. shall bring home
some mud turtles and shall bring
home tame woodchuck II | can get 'em
In my trunk"
COULDN'T DO TWO THINGS.
Detroit Free PRES.
A few days ago, while an excursion
from out on the Lake Shore road was
spreading itself over Detroit, a pair OF
lovers seated themselves on the steps Of
the City Hall, and Of course took hold
OF hands. Some Of the officials in the
'building noticed this, and one gentle
man offered to bet 81 that they wonld
squeeze for straight hour without onoe
breaking their hold. The bet was
taken, and a third party took his sta
tion where he could watch the result. II
was an awful hot day, but that didn't
make the least difference. At the end
Of forty minutes the two red hands
were still tightly clasped. 30 they
we're when 6vs minutes more would
have struck the hour. Then the young
man made an uneasy movement; lean
ing over 10 her faxen curls he said !:
Samantha, Pm going to let 60 OF your
hand for q minute, but you won't be
mad, will you, darling' l wouldn't
let 60 till you did, only some sort OF a a
bug is crawling down my bacs, and
can't keep my mind on you and bugs
at the same time"
FIVE FUNNY FRAGMENTS.
It was terribly confusing to the small
Chicago boy, during the Knights Temp
lar copclave 10 see sixty brass bands
going in different directions and have
TO decide instantly which one to fol
low.
The Prince Of Wales two sons are
somewhat lively. While on sea voy
age recently the younger was heard tt
exclaim: "Come, bub, tuae up youl
fiddle and give US God save your old
Gran 1mother.'
Monsieur Matthew was at a church
wedding, when, as is the custom o.
Paris, one Of the bridesmaids passed
about velvet pouch to receive dons,
tions from the charitable for some char,
| ity. As she reached it to N. Matthieu,
he smiled most bewitchipgly, and with
the air with which one declines box
! of bon. .bons, said: "No, not any fol
me, thank you"
A young mother, in despair Of evel
teaching her idle little girl, aged four
her letters, and thinking perhaps thu
child knew more than she would admit
said: Snow, Katie, won't try to teacl
You to-day you shall be mother ant
teach me my letters" May l reall,
and truly be mother 7" said Katie
Eyes, my darling" "Lets begil
then" was the response. "You hav
been a very good child to-day and 20,
may have whole holiday" and Kati
shut up the book and ran of langhir 6
Here fellows q skeleton poem fron
the Burlington Hawk.Eye.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

~ -
OpTIcE OF THE WILMINGTON SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY, AUGUST ~, 1889.
The annual meeting Of this Society Will De
held at their Office on Monday, the 6tn o.
September neat, from 10 to II oclocH'
suing year. The Lanagers elect will meet IN
the evening Of the next day, September 7th,
at 80 o clock. to organize the Board:
s.l.2Wi ]. EARNEST SMITH, Treas.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

E-on vrNT-TuREE THIRD STORY
VS nams nn ior Offices. Apply +. WEbB' oo'
iipgH.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
NOTICE.


V0US
from the ysen
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

serT1HE HOME SCHOOL,
viii besin It's second term on On SSp.smDei . nn
Son and Mrs. b. H. Dorsey. For further par
Hcuiars apply 70 MISS THO MPSON,
@''u'%, 'os.Iyd 73O Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02

RENT-PLEAsANT Rooms,
parlst su,s"''' ' S2*lmd
M IT. on King. -
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
oLorHEs MADE TO ORDER

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