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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-18
A FEW COMMENTS.

There are other parts OF Gov. Plsisted' :
message as obnoxious as those which We
have noticed above, but what we have said
indicates It's character. IL y the stump
speech OF Il demagogue. IL will mite all
Republicans 10 the Legislature. and disgust
II we mistake not the best members OF The
opposition.
Among the gentlemen In the audience,
Yesterday. which witnessed the Inaugural
ton OF General Plai,ted, were Cap'n Black,
Cap'n Chase OF Portland, cx-Councillor
Fogg. Sawyer or Phillips, and other poll
tic!ans OF like Tx. Peering over the rail-
ing or the south gallery, We recognized the
faces OF men who bore di-honorable part
In the transactions OF last winter. Prob
ably they thought that the new regime was
an aaspIcious occasion for them 70 re-
appear IN the State House. When the
General had flashed his message, aud smil-
ingly turn, d 10 receive the congratulations
Of his friends, these men hastened TO grasp
him by the hand and fellcltate him upoo
his success. Surely II our Governor Is TO
be surrounded by such disreputable crowd
OF advisers, We can but echo the senti-
ment, God save the State or Maine. -
KeRns6ee Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-18

NEwgy CORNER, Jan. quite serious
accident occurred at the steam MIL OF
Trask 4 Wyman today. by the bursting OF
a pulley. While Mr.. Trask was engaged
turning the pulley IL burst and bolt from
the same struck him severe blow, crush
ing one hugcr Cmaking ampnia,ion ncc,s-
-arv) and lnjurins him otherwise. The
bolt was one used In the constitution OF the
pulley. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-18

HARTFORD, Jan s.-Thirteen years ago
there were living at Sumner, within one
mile OF each other, on the same farms on
which they were born, Dea. John Briggs,
Capt Hezekiah Stetson, Capt Joseph
Robinson and VIM. Allen, the youngest
over seventy three years. Dea. John
Briggs is living In his ninety-third year,
In the enjoyment Of his faculties In re-
markable degree, at Waltham, Mass, at q
beautiful home, with his wife, at her
daughters. Mrs. Charles Bills. His father
John was the first deacon OF the first
Calyinist Baptist church in Sumner, aud
when without pastor, he used to read on
the Sabbath q sermon from q book pub
lished in London In 1890. The book was
given me by his oldest child, eleven years
ago, at Ike age OF ninety years. Among
the sermons marked when read by her
father, ] notice April 18th 1903, Matthew
v:9.
Died at Shlrland. H., Tuesday, Dec. ?2d,
Mrs. Hadassah II. Packard, aged 81 years,
Youngest child OF Silas Austin, formerly OF
Buckfeld. She spent many weeks In this
town and vicinity, enjoying the company
of old associates among the scenery Of Old
Oxford. She was accompanied by Mrs
Pauline p. Jones OF Rockford, ILL.,, dauRi-
ter of II. Sewell Austin OF Shirland, who
receives Oxford news every week. "Last
wear was ashamed TO admit ] was raised
in Maine. Now We are all right. His
daughter listened with delight to hear
Blaine at Buckheld.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-18
MoRE Anon,

CANTON, Jan. l5.-At the regular meet
ing or Canton Lodge. n OF IL, on the 9TH
lust. the following officers were Installed
by Past Dictator ". H. II Washburn,
Installing Officer
G. O. Holt. d; +. f. Greenwood, 4. ID.
X. A. Burrows. V. ID VI Peabody, ;
VI. Il Davis, +. r.; &. Ellis, Treas. (; J. ;.
Mendall, Chap.
The Lodge Is in prosperous condition,
having about thirty members.
The entire stock OF goods OF Mes-rs q
+. Piper & Co, will be sold ut public
auction. commencing Monday, Jan. IL, aud
continuing each afternoon and evening un'
I'll closed out.
Friday night was one Of the toughest We
have had this winter.
COMPOSING STICK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-18

Iovr,I. Jan. 10. -Whooping cough mas
made its appearance among our YOUTH anu
the prospect is good that no part'a'''s
will be shown.
The winter sociables have been starteo
once more. the first one Of the season meet
ing with Mrs. Henry G. Walker Wednes'
day evening. A good time was experienced
The next one will be held at the parsonage
with Mrs. Goodrich. All are cordially IN
vited.
There was q public Installation oil o.
acers Of the Oriental Chapter X. A NJ ~
the church Thursday afternoon. TINS
chapter has been moved TO Lowell Tor
work. under dispensation, from Brlds-
ton where IL has been established for many
years.
The solution OF the gubernatorial Pues-
ton gives entire satisfaction to most OF
our citizens. Some, however, would have
rather seen the same result reached ny D
different process. so that Mr.. Plaisted
would he Governor dc thrc WitHout t'' P"'
sibIlity which they now believe to exist
that he is only Governor de fdeto.
Our esteemed paster is good Congre'
rationalist, but he owns horse that evi-
IDENTIFY has some Methodistic pcrsuastons.
Mr. Goodrich drove said horse to water al
NO. T. the other day, when without any
apparent cause, it deliberately drew The
sleigh on the watering trough and capslzed
the former Mr.. g. escaped tho watering
trough but received 4 thorough duckins
by being dragged In the snow under the
sleigh for some distance. He sustained
however, no serious injuries, but was
somewhat lame and stiffthe next morning
Fortunately Miss Goodrich, VINO was
riding with her father, had just stepped
from the sleigh when the accident
happened. ~
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have had this winter.
CoMrosING STICK.
FHYEBuRG. Jan. - - Mrs. Edward
Shirley died last Sunday after brief Ill
ness. having been attacked. a. i supposed,
hy disease OF the heart the previous day.
Mrs Shirley was a woman who will he
/ long remembered for her many cXcellenccs
OF character; her life aboundcj In fruit and
good work, aud will lon: speak her virtues
/ in the community which mourns her loss.
Her age was seventy five years.
The father of F. 4. Wiley was buried
! this week.
Or. Lamson has been confined 20 his
house the past week with diphthcri1.
GE,Frox. Jan. The scholars Of lis
trict No |. assisted by their teacher, gave
an entertainment on New Years eve. nj
/ IN, house OF Rufus Farrar. The pro
grammc consisted OF singing. tablcaux
rrci,ations, dialogues and declarations
1 Miss Angie Fnrrar n "Old Mother Goose,
created considerable mcrriment- Miss
Sadie Baker of North Newry, reclted
fine Christmas poem. Miss Baker has a
very nice voice for public speaking
Much praise l. due the teacher, Miss
Martha Bartlett. for the order which per-
| IL. Inn TX
i from Hanover. and an excellent teacher
The afr.ir closed with the distributing OF
the gifts from prettIly arranged Christ
mas tree aud all returned TO their homes
feeling that they had spent pleasant
evening.
We are having plenty OF cold weather
and snow, which Is making business lively
for loggers.
Geo. Otis, & Charles Morse have crew
OF nineteen men. Geo. Brown and Otis
Brooks also have men and teams at work,
all landing their logs 10 the Cambridge
River, intending IN the spring TO drive
them TO the Lakes T.. |. Brown Is log
ging down below Grafton Notch and lands
his timber In Bear River.
). VI. BeInet has yoke Of cattle he
would like TO sell. Any one In want OF
yoke OF good working oxen will do well TO
give him call.
A pleasant affair took place at the house
of o. W. Brooks, Nov. 18th, being the
marriage OF Mr.. J. Clark OF Magaloway
10 Mrs. Lois C. Brooks OF this town. We
shall all miss Mrs. Brooks as neighbor
and friend but are glad she Is TO have 80
pleasant home. DoLLIE DART.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-18
AWAKE

AUGUSTA, Jan 10, /
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
A Pleasant hay crip.

A bay party headed by Mr.. $ Speak
man, the manager Of the Singer Sew
ing machine office in this city, left here
on last Sunday night on the yacht Del
aware, for u weeks cruise 1t consisted
in addition to Mr. Speakman, of Messr'.
Wilkinson of Altoona, Pa, Colonel
Town, Harry Bush, and T. seymour, OF
Philadelphia, w. Seymour, OF Brook
lyn, n, Y, G. N. Speakman, Samuel
Hughes and JAS. Speakman, of Coates
vile, and G. B. Isenberg, } FL. Collins,
and John Ramo, of Wilmington.
They returned yesterday evening and
had an excellent time. They visited
Fort De,awar st. Aug stine, Port
Penn Piers, Cape May, Morris River
cove, Bombay Hook, Collins Beach and
Seabreeze. The fishing was sp'endid
and all bands had good luck. The only
thing which happened to mar the pleas
ure of the trip WAS the sickness of Mr..
w. Seymour. lie had to he put ashore
at Morris River, and went to Philadei'
pha by rail.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
CnsarPNAl Poison.

wei he Meyers, wonderful Cetarfn
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, ana
Is delivered Carriage paid) by d. b. Dew.
ey Il Co., No. 46, Iey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation nave
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snuffs, douches, and IN
halations can possibly reach or destroy c.
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis.
covered by DR.. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
in two minutes time. thus forming an inocu.
lntive and constitutional cure, the effects o.
cination. A %'Treatise," with full state.
ments BY the cured is mailed fses. We, s,s!Ds IN
jts cost, Rev. Chas J. Jones, New Brighton,
/. l." One package cured me. Rev g .I,l T.
Taylor. TAO Noble street, Brooklyn. New f0rk
at restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo
A. Refs. Cobbleskill, N. Y" THE remedy
is marvel Eev. A. p. Freese, Cairo, N. X X
ut has beer CT grea, value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Massena, N. Y, Rev; Geo. E
Pratt, st. stephens Rect9ry, Philadelphia
etc. A real cure tor Catarrh Tor sl.oo.
1i29 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
YhEA1kRS.

HOI.T.-On Thursday August llth, of con-
gestion of the ings, cap am John X. Holt,
in the alst year OF Ills age,
The relatives aud friends Of The family. al
SO the members Of the Grand army Of the
Rerub'c are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral f'on the late residence Of the de-
ceased, no 225 Market street on Monday,
18th instant. at u'clook. y. N. 70 roceed to
the Wilmington and Handyaint Cemetery.
Washington, ID. C.. pdveys please copy.
SM ITH.-Dn the llth inst Samuel J. Smith,
son of samuel and Emily Smith. in the 23d
year of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence of mis- parantS. Rrandy~ine Vii
lags, Ninth Ward, on Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock.
Sad and lonely is our dwelling,
Dreary are our he arts to-day,
For the one we 10 ed so dearly
Has fOrevc: passed away.
COTHREN.-On August ll,h of smallpox,
.Iohu Cook COthrpn. 5 n Of William and
II'zzte COthren. ageu : years, months and
days.
Philadelphia papers please copy. I
God has called our darling Johnnie
TO his bright and )pyods home,
And although our hearts are breaking,
He Is safe hefora Gods throne.
Sad and lonely is our dwelling,
Dreury are our carts to-day,
For the one we loved 80 dearly,
Has forever pas ed away
Johnnie has gone to meet his brother Willie
'Gone but not fNrgotten.'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
FIFTH edition
hRANDYwINE sUMMITCAv.
Finh day Of tho Camp-Ev.r,.
having a Good py,,. "Sdy

The fifth day of the Brandvu;.
nit Camp c.osed last eyenin, ,iue ,h Sun.
IN n attendance not being as larae l,,a' crowd
the previous day. 1t is expeetoi q" %
the attendance will be largely Inv ina,aaa saa'
Ell to-day, as many will come whn lures
stay over Sunday and some WI, "uo will
much longer. The prorramma STAY
cises yesterday was not varied fr", NJ eStt
day before, except that the sama OaA 'is
mons were not preached, the sa,ns %''
ers offered and the same HYMNS l'ay'
After the s o'clock prayer maa,i, n s'ls
by Brothers Thatcher and Sha.us' ID
David and Jonathan of tho A"'p, "a 's
sermon was preached at 10 o'c"ai.h
Rev. j. u. Fox of the philaSnSh phIvn }
conference from Hebrews m he,pa chalp.a
10Th, eth and 2sth verses. Ths .uapef ..
is said to have been one of great s 'elllon nn
A prayer meeting followed m h", poSa
the dinner bells rang the meeting Sata sns
ed. '''ns end
q. II. sentman took charge ofaDo,h..
children's prayer meeting AT p,"U'uef a,'.al'ef
which was of great interest 10 ,bs VTS,
tie folks" kevs. l.. b, Huubae nj,
A. I. Scott and Mrs. Kate Kin kin, ala
propriately addressed the cbiJdrsss az.
2.N o'clock, RevT. W simpernrrs,aAa' Az
ed an able sermon from second Cr.estl' Ca.n'.i
ans, Sd chapter and 18th yprss '''l'll n
j. ). Gaskill of lhe New ,Jerssy c, NV
ence preached the evening se;mo, rVGlel t.n
Galatians 9TH chapter and I'm I'm, va! nua
"Be not deceived. Mr.. Ga,ki v'S' y
one OF the ablest preachers of the Van :"
Jersey Conference, and his sermon -,ss s',
night was pro If that he was NOT ora, ,'
estimated. A prayer meeting of % ro,
siderable spirit followed which ,,lecssd ,sd
ed in reviewing up many of the luts
warm professors, but was not surces.
tulln bringing mourners to the altar
1t is now certain that Rev N
Richards is to preach the SUNDAY mor,
ing sermon, provided he comes to th.
camp in season. He went down IA
Camden camp last Saturday and ha,
not returned, but he is looked for with m
considerableanxiety to-day AS hewa.
not specially invited by the miris,er in
charge 10 come to Brandywne SUMMIT
and a> he has warm ard pressing nyj.
tttlohs to attend other camp meetjrw
II is sUSphctei tL.at he is ATTENDING
where he knows he is welcome. Mona
Of the Wilmington preachers haynv
BEEN specially invitel TO attend tls
camp, there is naturally a feeling Of
hesilancy in taking an 4ctive uarl ,a-.
ing that they might be thought lu.ya.
sive.
There was a slight sprinkle Of rain
yesterday afternoon, but not sufficient
to lay the dust. This is a great disap
pointment TO Mr.. Oliver and others who
have boarding tablesand are very much
annoyed with clouds OF dust.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Sad Accident.

This morning, about 10 o'clock, lit
tie son of Mr.. Srmuel w, Richardson
residing at No. 32l East Second street
aged about eight years, met with se~
we're accident. T..ere was a large lint
b:x left standing on the pavemen
nearly opposite his fither's residence
and while ne was engaged in play the
b x was by Soma means upset, and fall
ing on him crushed him 10 The ground
He was ex,licaied and carried il
an unconscious condition to his rel
dence. DR.. Morrison was called in and
did all in his power to alleviate tho lit
tie fellows sutirrings. At one O'Clock
thi- afternoon, lie was sti.l unconscious
has rallied but once from the time ht
was hurt. AS all the force of the blow
was on the back Of his head, it is feare,
that his brain is il .iurr,.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
THIRD EDITION.
STATE STATEMENTS.
Current In New Castle, Kent and
Sussex.

Current In New Castle, Kent and
Sussex.
The laying of the corner stone OF the
new M. Il church at Wyoming will
take place tomorrow. 1t was postponed
from last Sunday.
One car load of peaches has been the
highest shipment over the Delaware
Railroad for any one day, says the Mid
dletown Transcript.
The Peninsular Fair, at Middletown,
will begin on the Goth Of September,
and the Dover Fair will open on Tues
day cf the following week.
The post office at Sassafras, Md, was
broken into Friday night and robbed of
stamps and letters. The mali bag was
also taken by the thieves.
The Peninsula news is authority for
the statemeut that a farmer near Sea.
ford planted nine bushels of wheat and
harvested three.
The potato bug is playing havoc with
the Sussex county patches.
The Greenhill range lightin Sussex is
about completed.
Camden camp closed yesterday attel
boing in tr.ll blast 10 days.
Richardson & Robbins of Dover have
purchased q. 900 baskets VI peaches.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
p.tn,ul police Court s'en''

This morning an affecting ~ so'p hs,ts
cured AZ the nine o'clock hearing d., rbars. Jn
The Mayor. James Madden "s% . malice pDNe
ed with abusing his family "A "A :, ps s,sn
in" ;"', when he was called in to I n'arsf rsf, ~
daughter, u ~ a young woman, wal, 'nsu snd sar, al
her evidence against .,ln ,ne nharpe. . Dur
clearly substantia,ed the ,astimony cta's th
inc the hearing of her tessl,,'onil as'.n and sob
father broke completely ao" y"r fined b
he'd like a child. The Mayor ondsred n bio
1o p'isu furnish ii bail iu the sum Of !" send
tsr tine pfa's ta iai," said the daughter yhat 't b
1nsl RnrunEIcAs Ip M reporter "Iat ~ II, ol %u'i Is
we to do? We are alla,J ~ him bst|
Gu,v no last evening we bad ba.dnasrd n,u atl|
SOU 'suSire Vandegritt, WHO s,na imP,d1IIt Pb,1I to il
The peace, and when ne cs' \
a'fsn Andrsw ss,,, "H' Harhins wa, eharsii sseii,s
neinr drunk and abusing h;u, 81 ~
ticer. e The Mayor fined n'~
costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
What They DID for Mo.

"They cured me of a-ue, biliousness
and kidney complaint, as recommend
ed. had half bottle left which |
used for nv two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not be
cured would have lost both of them
one night ii had not given them Hop
Bitters. They did them 50 much good
and speedily too, that continued their
use until they were cured That is why
| say you do not know half the value
of Hop Bitters, and do not recommend
them high enough. B, Rochester, n.
Y, See other column.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
I.Gcaielts.

Surveyors are employed in lc-survcy.
ing the track Of the 7. w 4 B. road.
The party was in Chester yesterday,
and are expected to arrive here in few
days
A fountain has been erected in front
of the Court House. 1t il II plain af.
fair and was presented by the Levy
Court to the Wilmington temperance r
Society.
Sutterley & Co., 3o2 Market street,
still live and are making better photo
graphs than ever at their old prices, Il
fine card photographs for 81 80 or 7 for
sl.OO. / large one s by 10 for 81 90. Nc
extra charge for children or babies.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
A CIGAR Store EOter, Il.

The cigar store of Mr.. S. w. Schultz
on East Fourth street, has been broken
into by thieves many times, and it was
again entered on Thursday night. The
are supposed to have been
boys, for they got III over the tranSom,
Nothing WAS taken but some p ,nnies,
but the goods III the cases were tossed
about and several valuable meersChaun
pipes were broken. The fellows could
have made good haul if they had
been bent on Wholesale robbery.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Arrexf 0fa Nuspected Thief.

George Nichols, the head cook for
George Millington, atthe Bombay Hook
hotel, left on the Clyde yesterday, and
was suspected of stealing $40 from Mr..
MiIingtcn. The money disappeared
some day $ ago. A dispa'ch to Sheriff
Clark led him to arrest Nichols when
the boat stoppe at New Castle on her
up trip last night, and had him locked
up. Only three dollars were found on
his person, but his cabha, which he lett
on the boat, hats not yet been searched.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
GOuteJ'N

excursion to Coney Island Brighton and
Manhattan beaches, on Thursday, Au-
gust 18th, bids fair to be one Of rea
pleasure to the excursionists, as they
gaze with admiration and delight or
the many objects to be admired on the
way to New York, in New York, on
Cor.ey Island and Brighton and Man
haitian beaches by daylight and Coney
Island py night lit up by electric light
and music sounding out upon the ocea1
wave.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
A warning to Farmers.

Every farmer llyino at any distance
from ply sician should at all times be
prepared to treat such common but by
no means simple COMPLAINTS rs Diarrh.
ora, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus and
CRAMPS. The safest, surest and quick.
est remedy for such disorders is Perry
DAVIS Pain Killer, whicl, has never
failed to afford relief IN cases of the
kind mentioned wien properly tired
A tea-poontul is dose Ior an adult, hat
twenty drops will cure n child OF any
ordinary trouble OF this kind. The
medicine can be found IN every respect
able drug store.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Eyery Tuesday, Friday

DIR. JAS. TODD. Of PHILADELPHIA,
Who for many years has been eninently sue.
cessful In the treatment of CHRONIC ] lS-
EASES, has opened an office at
8O2 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON,
Where he can he consulted on Tuesday and
Friday of each week. between the hours of
a. IN. and 8 p. III. Persons suffering from Dys-
pevsa Indigestion, Loss OF appetite, Consti-
patton, Nervous Weakness, General Debility,
Catarrh. Neuralgia. Heatness, Roaring
Sounds In the Head, bronchitis, Asthma, lis-
eases of the Throat, Lungs Liver, Spleen,
! Kidneys, Womb and Urinary Organs, Gout,
Rheu matis,n, Rrxht's Disease, Sciataca.
I.umbago Chronic piarrhoea and Dysentcry.
/ Hemorrhoids Or Piles, Functional Diseases !
the Heart, certain stages of Marasmus and
Lung Consumption, Scrofula, Pimples on the
Face, Diseases of the Blood AMI Skin, Scaid
Head, &c, &C.. VIII ind 1t greatly to their
advantage to call, as they will be told with
certainty what als then, and when cure Is
promised you can rely upon it. Consultation
rec. Je'-oM
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
-
MaukJna'y FNVOrite pills.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated) move the bowels easy by acting d.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver |;
III doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or left side or through the limbs,
in digestion, costiyeness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billiousness, general
weakness and other bodily intirnities are
curel. They positivoly operate without
Bowels oostne < plendid, easy, purgative
and liver cure 25 cent and II box. Main
depot, Fourth and King streets. PEladel-
pnia, 6o2 Arch street. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
ATri,,suph.

Mr.. H. Platts, Port 'S,niiac, Mich,
lately said: ! nave just sold to Mr..
John OKeefe the fourth bottl 10 OF st.
Jacobs Oil. He says: would not be
without it for four Zines its cost, NY
wife has had rheumaJ.sm in her limbs
for the last twenty hve years. 4 maze
spent three hundred dollars for medl-
cines for her, without doing the least
good whatever; now her Ieg is healed
up. as sound apparently as ever ; the
pain is vi gone aud we used only three
bottleS."
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Sunday Excursion to AIlAutic CITY

The steamer S. NJ. FELTON,, will leave
French St. wharf on Sunday, August,
14th, at $50 A. NJ, for Camden, where
excursionists will take the ears OF tue
favorite West j srSey Broad Guage Rail
Road to Atlantic City, by special train,
leaving, Camden at 9.15, and returning
leave Atlantic City at 5.l5 p. NJ Civ
ing upwards of six hours to spend at
the popular seaside resort, the Coney
Island and Brighton Beach Of New Jer-
Sey. Excursion tickets only one dol
lar,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Horse Stolen ~ Kirk wood.

A valuable horse, with q dearborn
and set of harness, was stolen from
Mr.. Hayes, of Kirkwood, last night.
The Nurse was in the stable. He is
dark in color, is IA hands high, 6 years
old aud has II white star in his fore
head. ES-Sheritf Pyle met men driv-
ing what is supposed to be- the horse at
O'Clock this morning near Red Lion,
and coming toward Wilmington, and
Mr.. Hayes traced him as far as New
Castle. The police are looking for the
animal in town to day.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Look Here. Man,

why are You SO ouC OF sorts, never abl'
to tell folks that yoU are well Ten II
one it = all caused in rno first place by
habitua constipation, Thirn no doub
finally caused aeranged kidneys ant
liver. The surr cure Tor constipation Il
the celebrated Kldney-Wort. 1t is alst
u specific remedy for all kidney auC
liver diseases. thousands are cured by
il every month. Trv il at once.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
81 arm all Broken Tp,"

is a common saying. you feel so,
get package of kidney-Wort and take
it and you will at once feel its tonic ef-
feet. 1t renews the healthy action of
the kidneys, bowels and liver and thus
restores the natural life and strength to
the weary body. 1t can now be had in
either dry or liquid form, and in either
way is Always pronipt and efficient IN
action
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
The Latest News at Davis.

Mr.. George A Davis, the widely
known and old reliable news dealer,
at 6lS Market street, will after S o'clock
to morrow, Sunday morning, have all
the New Yorh and Philadelphia papers,
containing the latest news from all
parts of the world.