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Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
RE1iISTER'S OFFICE.

NhW CAbILh SOuNTf, oCl, ~ lU9As
Upon the application of Edward I. Bellah,
sdmiDistra!o or OF Edua W. Hoopes, late Of
Wilmington HID. in said county, deceased
1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrator aforesaid give notice
Of granting Of letters OF administration upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters in six Of the most public pla-
ces of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate TO
present the same. or abide by an Act OF As
sembly In such case made and provided !; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in tie DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
: newspaper published in Wilmington and TO
he continued theron three weeks, (e-o-d).
Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid at
t~~> Wilmington in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
). Z. BlGGS, Register
NOTIoE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present tho
same, duly attestei to the admins traitor, on
or before October TO- 1882, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
EDWARD I. BELLAH,
Administrator.
Address w ilmington. Del. oc II
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
TestianOnals To Mr. Fellows.


WE, tho undersigned, Olergymen Of the
w Methodist Church, In rovs Scotia,
having used the preparation known as Eel.
lows Compound syrup Of hypO.
phOsphites, prepared by Mr.. JAMne l.
FHLLOws, Chemist, N. b., or having known
cases wherein its effects we're beneficial, bo-
lieve 1t to be reliable remedy for the dis.
eases for which It is recommended.
J. II. HENNIGAIi, JOHN MoMURRAY,
Pres. OF Conference. Ex-Pres. Of Conference.
VIM SARGENT, Il. W. WEDDALIA
JOHN A. MU~HER, A. W. NICHOLSON,
JOHN W. HOWE, CRANSWICK JOST,
8. 4. HUETIS, X. MOTION,
JOHN JOHNSON.
A3-The proprietor has letters from various
parts Of the dominion, the United States and
nom England, verifying the assertions herein
which Will be shown at his once,
on Application. They relate ID the cure Of
Diseases Of the Lungs Heart Stomach 10.
Fellows Compound SyruD Of Hys
pOPhOsphites
Speedily and permantly cures Congestion Of
vous Prostitution Shortness Of Breath, Pslpt
tation of the Heart. Trembling Of the Hands
and Limbs, Physical and Mental Depression,
Loss Of Appetite, Loss Of Energy, Loss Of
Memory, and will rapidly improve the weak
ened functions and organs Of the body, which
depend for health upon voluntary and inv0l-
un'ary nervous action. 1t acts with vigor,
gentleness and subtlety, owing TO the eXQui-
sit harmony Of Its ingredients, akin TO pure
blood itself.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

70 be Tskep Once o Week Before
Cure tho worst ns OF Blues m us.
quitsss do for it-FSies cry for
il-Rats and Mice sigh Tor il-and
The lisaIe Girls gigKle when IL ey
read IL.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
E. p. FREY L.

n -~ fOR A LARGE LOAD OF
@ & : ! !
street; VIM. Townsend, hour
and feed store, cor. sixth and
ratnoll streets John H. Huoy, grocer, N. W.
,or. Ninth and Madison streets las. O'D0n-
lall, grocer, oor. Eighth and Orange streets;
VOL L RinKwalt, harness store, N. f. cor.
second md Market stroau. Orders sent BY
uailto factory, cor. Union street and Nlpi1
vsAus WA Iooelv ppennrt aCIuutlrU.
JAMEz, L. MCKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
BLANKETS.

WIN. NJ. kRNNARD 4 Co, No. 62l
Market street, are offering large line
of Blankets at $3.50, t3, %. 80, - 80, q
up TO $l2. 100. Comfortable in variety
OF qualities. Our own make, and ali
white cotton Spreads in all grades.
Prices as low as any market.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

A TTENTlON-All persons desiring pure
IA Drugs or Chemicals, or wishinE their
prescriptions or private receipts carefully
Of pure materials, snould 10 70
the drug store Of -
b. r. BRlN0HURST,
No. Sl1 Market street, Wilmington, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

lV AN Er.-A SITUATION IN A DRY
goods or giocsry store, by a young
M who mas had some experience Npply
rs2J East seventh street. oct2s.Stt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
EaISTEK'S ORDER,

Address Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
ID E1lSTEk : ORDER.
II hEG ,sl AZ OFFICE,
New CAS1IR COUNTY uct II 1881

dress:-Wilmington. Del.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-03
FFOFp The Na1msl.

OATIR1A4S dCsoucF -.
EDTTORs NEws.-WOuld your numer-
GUS readers of "dOwn town" like TO
know what we Of the Normal world are
doing?
It seems that the city and the school,
endorsing the theory that distance lends
enchantmenL" deem themselves and
each other worlds separate and apart,
and accordingly keep their distance
and enchantment too.
Cannot The DAILY give us space
enough 70 show our coIors now and then
Silence gives consent, 50 all right.
Rhetorical exercises are held every
Friday from 12 to O'Clock, and an hour
of entertainment, both amusing and in
structivs is promised those who will
favor US with theiE audienoe.
To-day's exercises consisted Of de.
CARNATIONS, compositions. recitations,
music, ETC., and If variety is the spice
Of life" we adjourned at 1 O'Clock well
seasoned. For those Of the jolly pur-
suasion there was 1.-THE loyal cat" solo
and chorus by Mr. Binns and quartette,
and Beauty" personal composition
by N. W. Sonnedecker. For those Of ,
thoughtful caste there were, Mr.. New
toms "What is Life" "Care," BY Miss
Ladd, and Courage" by Mr. Stout.
For the pensiYe mind there was Tenny-
sons Break, break, break" recited by
Miss Smith, and our own LOngfellow's
tender ballad '"The Bridge" by Miss
Trueworthy. Miss Haines favored Us
with an Instrumental selection, rem
dering it in her wellknoWn easy style.
From the whole can be Cleaned such
gemsfoF memOry's easket as:
sour deeds sill travel with us from afar,
And what we have been makes what We
are;'
''Tsars are the showers that fertiIize
this world"
siNoW' is the ticking Of Life's clock ~
and various others-bOFroWed envelopes,
garbs for future thought which can at
present be numbered and placed upon
shelves Of the brain, far ab0vs the lower
rows OF every days work and worry.
HATTIE
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AROUND TOWN.

Trenches for gas pipes are being dug
along the railroad 0a Third avenue.
Mr.. Luther has the material ON the
ground for building an addition to tho
Park Place hotel
The brick work on the new Fifth Ave-
nue. hotel is completed and the carpen-
terra and tiRsmiths arc employed in put-
ting on the FoOf,
The windows of the new school build
ing on Constitution street are furnished
with blue shades, which make very
pleasant light in the rooms.
The EmpOria Foundry is having q
very busy season, and affords constant
employment to six men. At present the
force is working on On order of one
hundred car wheels aud fifty axles, for
the Carbon coal company and the iron
work for the new d. Z. church.
Our new opera house will be one Of
the most substantial buildings of the
kind in the west. The floor will be sup
ported by two heavy brick walls the en-.
tIrc length Of the building. There will
be two stair ways, that intended for the
public being at the rear of the building,
on Merchants street. 1t will be very
wide and easy of ascent or descent.
The other stair way can be used in cases
of necessity, sRd would accommodate
large number of people. Tho bpild-
ing is to be heated by steam. When fin
ished the building will present hand
some appearance.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Joe Hall started Monday for visit
to Michigan.
Mr.. E. p Tremper, of Fl. Worth. Tex
as, is in the city visiting friends.
Hiss Kate Morrow is suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever, at the Cool
idge.
Miss Pembsrton, of Leavenworth, is
visiting her brother, Albert Pemberton,
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Smith, Of Mo
reno, Mich, are visiting their brother.
in-law, c. B. Bachelor.
Mrs. J. d. Holden has been confined
to the house for some days past with an
attack of typhoid fever. We are glad to
learn that she is now improving.
Henry Williamson, of Logan county,
Ohio, is visiting his cousin, ], B. Moon,
ir this city. He is out on prospecting
tour and is much pleased with Kansas.
Major Campbell, of New Orleans,
who Waa o member of StoneWall Jack
sons staff during the war of the rebel
lion, is the guest of Major Hood, Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bellows, Of Col
umbus, Ohio, who had been visiting
their nephew, C. w. Squires, In this
city, for some days past, returned home
Monday.
Brother Sheldon, of the Eldorado
Times, who is out on a railroad expedi-
ton, was in Emporia Monday and called
at THE NEWS office. He reports Butler
county in prime condition, and says
more good buildings have gone up this
summer in EldoradO than in any season
for the last four years.
John Hammond has been promoted.
1t isn't "Old John" any more, but
Colonel Hammond. The state house
commissioners went up to Strong City
the other day to take look at the cele-
brated Cottonwood stoRe. and the IDde
pendent discovered the title of "Oolonel''
for our esteemed citizen. Well, colonel,
that's all right. We can meet you at
Smiths cigar store any time.
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TOWNSHIPS
Notice to the Legal Voters of Lyon
County, Kansas.

WHEREAS, At special Meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners of Lyon
county, Kansas there wcr9 present j. NJ Grif-
18th, Chairman; Ii. +. Holmes and John E
JOnes-a full Board, and said Board having
under consideration the advisability of sub
uniting a proposition to the legal voters OF
Lyon county. Kansas, to sell the stock owned
by Lyon county in the Missouri, Kansas Il
Texas Railway Company. formerly Union
WHEREAS, 1t having been made to appear
to the Board of County Commissioners that it
Will be decidedly for the best interests of
Lyon county to submit to the legal voters of
Lyon county, Kansas. proposition to sell the
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars of stock at
not less than * cents on the dollar:
1t is therefore ordered that the follow ing
proposition be submitted to the legal voters
of Lyon county, Kansas, at the general cleo
ton 10 be held in Lyon county, Kansas on the
Tuesday after the first Monday in NoyemheF
1881, to-wit:
Shall the Commissioners of lyon To Kan
sas, sell the Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
OF stock oWnea by the county in the Missouri
Kansas Il Texas Railway Company, southern
branch, at not less than IS cents on the dollar
ami the proceeds to be applied TO the redemp-
ton and payment of the outstanding per
cent bonds OF said Lyon county, And the form
OF the ballots to be used in voting upon said
proposition above shall thereon contain
prOpositicn-"FOr tine Proposi tion." Those
voting against the Proposition-"Against the
Proposition "
J 81. GRIFFIriI.l coo,r.
ii. +. HOLMES. vi"
Attest %A.F EWING, County Clerk
dsO7tfw36tI
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From the Normal.

MONDAY, OcL. 81.
At the hour for calisthenics this
morning occurred n scene which will DC
dong remembered by the faculty and
students. There has been, ever since
Ahe uniformed division began using the
dumb bells, n great deal of head shak-
ing and winking, and those who were
not uniformed looked very wise and
Dorcas-like Il think that's the way it's
spelled, may be il is DOOr-cuss. hut we
think not.) However, they kept the
secret, considering the number of ladies
engaged, until the proper time, when
Prof. Il. r. Davis was summoned To ap-
pear before Lhe class assembled in the
Literaii ball, where lac was presented
with cap and sash, similar TO those
worn by the rest of this class. Although
this turn Of affairs greatly surprised
him, he soon gained his equilibrium and
gave the order to fall into line, after
which they marched down To the as
sembly room, to astonish the natives
known as the unilOrmcd division. These
natives took in the situation at n glance
and the applause was loud and long.
This uniform consists of u turkish
turban or skull cap of red material with
two tAssels and sash. The professor and
chiefs have lettered on their caps the sig
nillcent word ECONOMY. The divis-
i0n presented very neat and striking
appearance, and the faculty gazed on
thOse hundred red caps with great salts
faction ~ they danced to and fro in the
exercises which were performed with
more zest than ever before. Both facul-
~ and students wore an "all's we'll that
ends we'll" look Aad the thanks are ex-
tended from every side TO those who
have planned and worked so faithfully 10
accomplish the good work.
p. Z. DAGOGUK.
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HtcEs utnaIe

Lawrence Journal: The Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad officers
have been successful in stopping a
swindling operation on the company, at
a Colorado section Of this line Ed. Da-
veren, foreman of a gang of workmen,
and John L. Borrow, boarding "boss, !"
in connection with several others, were
in the habit of making false entries on
their pay rolls and board bills. The
compauy's checks were duly drawn in
favor OF number of mythical men, and
carried by Psymaster Moore TO their
supposed section. When the names were
called, in some instances, parties
would step TO the window, whom
Daveren would identify as
the proper persons; and in other cases
he would say that the men had been
discharged during the month. but he
would hand them their checks. This
seemed perfectly straight and was in no
way calculated TO excite the paymaster's
suspicion as he Is often com pelled TO
depend upon the representations OF the
section bosses" Barrow ''peached,"
and an investigation Of the whole mat
ter resulted in disclosing imposition
upon the company TO the amount of
about $500 Two, not so deeply i'm
plicAted as others, were let off with q
fine and three months Imprisonment,
while Dayeren and Stewert received
sentences from the court of four years
each in the Colorado state peaiIenIiary
at Canon City.
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THE READING News.
EDITED By MARY DE zEAN.

M
Mr.. Buskirk has leased the black
smith shop of Mr.. Cox. An Indiana
party has bought Mr.. Geo. Cowden's
farm, and Mr.. GOwden has purchased
twenty acres south of the railroad and is
putting In the foundation fog a new
house. :. .Penheld's new hall was dedi-
Gated last Friday evening with dance.
-. .Mr. II. w. Stratton has secured the
agency for this place, Arvonia and Bar
clay for the Burlington Insurance Com
panY. one of the oldest, most popular
and strongest companies of Iowa, being
able to pay &11.90 on every dollar of its
liabilities, being stronger in this respect
than other company in the country, and
is prepared 10 insure buildings, imple-
ments, horses and stock, etc, against
fire. lightning, tOEpsdOes and wind
storms. The company has only lately
entered the state and Mr.. Lew, the state
agent, visited the place and in
company with Mr., SiTatton succeeded
IN obtaining policies amounting TO over
$1,000 in less than four days. Mr.. N.
D. Mckee has purchased couple OF
lots south Of the railroad on Vine street,
intending to erect buildings the coming
year. Mrs. n. p. Jones is improving
her place by putting IN cattle sheds and
q turbine wind mill. !. Parties from
the eastern part of the state have bought
three and a half sections of land south of
the railroad west Of town. {. Mr.. W. 81.
Douglass has lately put some dams
across the ravines on his range and two
Of them being built before the rains
hold back quite considerable body of
water.
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LIBERAL.
Enpori. at the congregational A.soeia

Enporis ut the Congregational AssOeia-
ton.
The Commonwealth of this morning
in reporting the Sunday evening exer
cises of the Congregational Association
at Topeka, makes the following notice
of an address on the temperance ques.
iion by The pastor of the Congregational
church in this city:
Rev. Richard Cordly, ID. d., then gave
a history of the work in EmpOria, say
ing that last year there were eleven sa-
looms kept there, paying license ag-
gregAting s. 500, but they all stopped
by the first of May, but some of them,
emboldened by the example of Topeka,
had reOpened, but suits having been re-
Gently instituted, three have been con
vicied, one is in Jail and more are 10
follow.
He gave three reasons why the law
should be enforced: First, because it is
the law. Second, 1t is a good law in
the central purpose for which it was
passed. Third, This law can be en-
forced as easily as any law on the sub
ject
The former law, which was intended
to be restrictive, was not a whit more
susceptible OF being enforced than our
prohibitory law. DR.. Howard Crosby
finds It impossible to enforce the mild
license law in New York. for the traffic
resists all attempts at its suppression,
for it is a law breaker and law defer
by nature.
The law is benefcient, in that it
proposes to close the public saloon, and
thus remove stumbling blocks that the
weak may stand and the fallen rise.
Kansas twenty-five years ago stood as
the beacon light of freedom, and from
her prairies went forth the influence
that finally struck the shackles from L.
0O0, 600 bondmen, and now it may be her
glorious, grateful privilege to lift the
burdens from a much larger number.
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Duok Greek.

This stream heads up near the line of
Wabaunsee county and runs across the
northeast corner of Lyon, emptying into
the Marais des Cygnes near Reading;
thence into Usage river, and then into
the Missouri. So the iimpid waters of
Lyon county go and help to cleanse the
Big Muddy on one hand, as we'll as TO
wash the Big Sandy (ArkansaD on the
other. This creek is not entirely duck
less, but do not believe that it is more
duckey than many other of our streams.
1t might be noted for its crookedness if
other streams were straight. 1t might be
singular in some countries because
Of the way the hills crowd
up on the west side. The
bottom lands are fertile and we'll
cultivated. There are some excellent
farms along Duck creek. The hill sides
furnish good grass for summer grazing
and winter feeding. There was great
deal Of hay put up this season, but the
late rains have spoiled much of it. Corn
will average, at least, a half crop. The
farmers here do not cultivate wheat and
chinch bugs. They prefer to raise corn,
cattle and hogs. There are some fine
orchards along the creek, but they are
almost destitute of apples this year.
Early potatoes were good; late ones a
failure.
There is a goo; stone school house
near Oliver Phillips fine farm, where
the Methodist have an organized society
and sustain regular preaching. Miss
Hodge, of the Normal, has charge of the
school this winter. c. II. r.
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Junction Jottlngs.

MONDAY, Oct. ST, 1881.
EDITORs NEWS - Since writing my
last communication TO THE NEWS the
inquiry has been made, "WherC is Sill
verpen; is he deadF He will try to
sling the Quill once a week again if you
will allow his scribblings place in
your welcome paper. Corn gathering
is ths order of the day now and farmers
ore putting in their best ticks to get it
into their cribs. 1t is spelling very
much on account of the continued wet
weather. Is there not a law prohibit
ing hunting on the Sabbath day. and if
so, will not some of our citizens put it in
force, and show some of those fellows
who frequent the lakes around the depot
on the Sabbath day and disturb the
peace and quiet of the aeighhorhoOd hy
their unceasing cunning that the Sab
bath day and the rights Of the citizens
must be protected :. Rev. Mr.. Fort
ney, Of the n. P. church of the Rapids
circuit, is among US. He is now located
in our neighborhoOd and preached an
able EeFmon last Sunday evening at the
Junction. Our school IL ip good run
ming order now under the direction of
Mr.. StOughton. Will not the district
organize literary society, as the even
ings are growing longer and the winter
now is near bys. The hay press COM
pany that we made mention of in our
last Is nov busy running theiF P. 4
Deitreich fouF.hOrse press, and are turn
ing out some nice bales, and shipping to
Kansas City aud other points. Said
company propose to press and ship the
finest lots OF hay ever sent from this
depot. Messrs. Wychoff s. Snoddy, the
firm, are men of business and we pre-
dict glorious future for them. More
aRan. SILvRRPEN.
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Kansa. Academy OF science.

The annual meeting for 1881 will be
held mt Topeka, November 9th, 10Th and
18th. The business meeting will be held
at 3 p. m. on Wednesday, November
9th, at the office of DIR. A. ii. Thomp-
son. On Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, popular lectures may be ex-
pected ut places TO be announced.
The regular meetings for reading and
discussion of papers will be held a.
usual, in the senate chamber. On Fri
dag evening, November 11th, it is ex-
pected that . reception will be given.
The Nudge monument is now CON-
pleted, and Il has been thought that
many members of the academy, under
whose auspices it has been erected,
wonld be glad to join an excursion to go
90 Manhattan on Saturday, November
I2ih, and take part in the ceremony of
dedicating the monument Transports
lion can probably be procured for the
members.
Papers TO be read should be handed
in at least by title before the first day of
meeting. in order that they may be duly
placed on the program.
Ut. LOyEwEI.I, President.
i. A PoPEN0E, Secretary
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rHE EMroR1A STREET railway
The Ordinance Granting the Franchise
For this Improvement Passed by
the CITY Council.

inc City Council
The committee to whom was referred
the ordinance submitted to the city
council two weeks ago by J. w.
Hartzell, of Topeka, granting the fran
chise for the construction of a street
railway in the EmpOria, made a favor
able report at the meeting of the council
last evening, and the ordinance was
adopted by unanimous vote. AS there
is but little doubt that the mayor will
ratify the action OF the council by his
signature, the improvement may be re-
gardcd as foregone conclusion.
Mr.. Hartzell, who was present, stated
that if the franchise were OBJ
tanned the company would bind itself to
have a line of road completed from
First avenue 10 the Normal and cars
running by the 4th of July. He stated
syndicatel OF Cleveland capitalists who
have ample means TO push to a success
full termination any scheme which they
take hold of. II the line on CONNER
cial street shall justify any further out
lay of means, other tracks will be laid
as rapidly as the needs Of the city may
require. As soon rs the ordinance be-
comes law immediate steps will be
taken to put the railway under contract.
The builder will be Mr.. Hatzell, who
pnt down the street railroad at Topeka.
a work which reflects great credit upon
the contractor. This gentleman desires
THE NEWS TO express his thanks to the
council for their courteous Treatments
and for the prompt manner in which
they acted upon the ordinance
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TRACK TOPICS.

The gas company ordered a lot OF
metres Monday.
Emporia is going TO have street cars,
and don't you forget itl
Some very pretty new designs in sill
verware can be seen at the establishment
of T. NJ. Fry. A
Commercial street is being torn up by
workmen who are digging trenches for
the gas mains.
Superintendent Hammond is putting
in q hydrant and 500 feet of water pipG
at the gas works on Third avenue.
The Missouri Pacific railroad will b
running trains through to Omaha by tht
LIST Of February. When Jay Gould get.
behind anything it is bound TO now
forward.
A brakeman on the A, T. and 8. r
passenger train, west bound, was severe
ly cut in the hand Saturday afternoon
by a fellow who was trying to steal I
ride and whom the brakeman was en-
deavoring to put of.
Work is progressing very satisfaetori
" on the new NJ. E. church, and If moth
ing tnterferes with the plans Of the build
ing committee the structure will b.
enclosed and the lower part ready for &C
cupancy by Christmas.