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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-26

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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-26
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09

b~esonnen Bat, ber3lihtn @lidwunft WSse sa
pcrtrtffi&t Blatf, pelhes NIT Gntititbenbei
fir bic SntertGtn itinsr 9anbsIeute. mic Der beui
f&sn aatbplifen iibertaupt eintritt. unb ta, mo-
Notb tbut, aud ..Saare auf ben 3dbnen bat'
INNER psitfrs Tsrbrsituns fnben.
0ie. Graf, Elm feibiser iunser Mann
TT firSlit sum Superintendent unb Setre
tdr Der bietsen Bsrsbabn srudblt worben
@roT psrbient bas in i'm seistte 8srtrauer
uoltommen.
Sur Seit beri1tete unfsr wadere Maent
@alpar BON Detroit. baB gu gpfilauti,
Wi9. Matbias Steins Don Weberna4 pom
etnem boben @sriife fisI nnb fi1 babel eine
6ippe bra9 unb bas Rldsrat psrlsste.
Steins 1T iest foweit berseffsIt, baB sr
fein 2sben frifien tann, obne Der 6ffentIi9eu
Bobltbdti3teit anbsim ~ fallen. Omar
Tam er ned fetnen @sbrau1 pon feiuen
Beinen MAIDEN, absr sr Tam ii9 uieI bel
fen. bab er tn einem breirdbrisen WdseI1en
fdbrt. gr bdlt iest einsn @isatrenIaben.
Tros ieines idusrsn l1nsIlds III Stsins
immer bet gutter 2aune.
Mus Netu Yurf tbsiIt man uns nit, bas
6srr 6. Derule bort firsIi9 auf Beiud
mar. 9lm "a Suit wobnte sr elmer Der.
iommluns bes 2uremburser llntsrifisunas
Ssreins pom Nem Oort BET unb man nabm
ibn ais @brenmitsIieb auf. Der 8srein
adbIt istt SIS actiDe WitsIieber uno elm
@b usnmitsIisb. Die am "a. SuIi abaes
baltene 0abl eraab fslaenoes ReiuItot 4:
3 Rtnn. Btdioent; y @rsil9, 0icsprds
ftoent; Ri4. S9mit, Brotocou Sscrsidr
g. &inn, Sinans Sstrstir; Dom. 8rabia,
Stasmsifter unb Sac. Rremer Maribal.
Ginem uns ireunolidH sussiieutsn Bri.
patbriefe entntbnen mir bas Solaenhs: Gu
Babaiba, Winn. batts bic 1amiIie Quiiin
bas sroBe unslid, boB ibr bur1 bic Gppb:
tsris als 8inbsr. nit ausnabme zines orei
Wonaie alien Wdbdsrs, lfarben. am %.
Stunt ifarb bas dltsite Rmb, am naditen
Gage purben b,si trant unb ffarben fur,
matchmaker. am 8. SUM iinb susi usitere
Der b6ien Rranibeit erlssen. Das in elm
barter SdIas fir bic SamiIie 0uirin, m6se
fe nit COB bsntsn: Der Ssrr bats seseben,
Der 5err bats ssnommeu, seIobt iei Der
gfams bss 5erren! Der 6amiIie unisr bsrss
lidss BeiIeib.
GIN 81. Snli ffarb, mobIpsriebsn nit
ben 81. Saframsnten, 6srr 5siuria
3israns. DsrieIbe mar su Oberbonpsn am
l3. December 1918 ssborsn. Gam 1910
burd 6siraib mad @ontsrn, pom NO Ct 1856
mad 4merita aaswanberte unb F1 nit isi
ner 6amilie nabe BEL ct. Donatus nieSer.
LIEF. Dort wobnte er bis gum 1sbs isiner
@attin, weIdsr 1878 erfoIste. Damn be.
CAB er ii9 mad ct. Soispb, 6oHutb 60,
Soma. no er in ben Grmen isines Sobnss,
bss 8su. s. 5israns. rubis unb sottsrse
ben leinen @elff ausbaudts. Der 8sritor
bsne bintetldBt finf erwa9iene Rinbsr, aas
~uob!psriorst. R6se er ruben In Srisben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09

I'm Woraen bes IL. Suit ae5&a6
eth f&werss llnsIid tn elmer Wts1e, bic
benz PferbebdnbIer 2a3arb 3u Hrlsn ses
bort. Gin Rue9t fubr eth Suber 6eu
betm ; er feel untsr bic Rdber, bic ibm
aber ben gttb gtnseu; er blisb tobt auf Der
Stsue. Nm felben Gage gei1ab genart
basieIbe nnsIid ~ Bsrtrir /; bort atna eiu
6euwasen iber ben Sunsseielen s. Waus
tier. Wautier blieb sbenfa0s Ieblos lies
gen.
Die Citation WarIote wirb Gee
beutenb u%ersr6Bert unb psrbeRert.
Die 8Idtter tlubisen bic 6odseit
bes 2ieutnant i'm erffeu @uibeureaiment,
eucien Rotbomb, Sobn bss Reprdientans
ten Notbomb, NIT SrduIein Warie grabbe
BON tleeIe an.
gu SaintesgeetIe III ein Gsles
s%rapbenamt erri9tet porben.
I'm l6. Suit sesen 8 tl5r Morsens,
brad su goItrause Isuer TN 6aufe bes
Sasl6sners Ns. Stombsr aus, has ft9 ber
Bobnuns Der Wittwe 9sssr mittbsiIte unb
beioe @ebdube NIT aasm, mas Drum unb
orin mar, In ai9e Ieste. 9erIufe 5000
5rs. uef9ert.
I'm 8. Suit brad su Nobrefart iur
5euie bes EasI5bners W. gauin Seuer
aus, bas aud fis Wobnunssn BON Yierre
Berg uub Ws. Nsmmers, bsibe Gasl5bs
ner, ersriff unb NIT ben Sourraser adn,s
lid uernidtete. 8srlufe $500 Srs. 8srs
fihsrunoeu aoOO Sra
gu Qtbrdm n I wirb elm S6uIbaus.
bas auf 1857 Srs., uno su SonbIanae
elm anberss (fir Mdbdsni5uIs). bas auf
%. 4o7 Sranes usraniaIast waro, srbaut.
I'm o. SuIi brad su Nuatre uenis
BET Sonnert i'm 5auis bes Germ 8. q.
gnden Ssusr aus, uub leste pas @ebdube
nieoer. Die 8srIufe bstrassn 1900 Srs.
uno finb pei ii5srt.
9err ateIinS s m I n uon WeIs
lin, StiIer Der rlnipsrftdi 25uen, beiiant
iein sueitss Ooctoraiseran,sn NIT Der sr5B,
ten Nus3eianung. 6err O. Qamotte Don
Zine, Elm Sdiler berleIben Mnffalt, bsffanb
istn erfes @ramen ais Doctor Der &s9te
nit GROCER aussei9nuns. s. g. Dubois
pom Barni1 Ieste isin Ganbibatsu. gramen
fur has Doctorat Der Rs1te nit Der sr66s
ten aus3siSnuns ab.
abbe 2ucien 9esquop uon 8irs
ton wurbe Su 96ueu gum Doctor Der Gbeos
logic creirt. @r III Der srfte 9ursmburser.
Der felt Der REORGANIZATION Der AIma mater
III biefer WIrbe erbobeu mdrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09
N.

Gid a. b. v. am Gbenb bss l6 SuIi
9inseH einiss arbsiter. als ss bsrsits bun.
fsIte, su bsm unpsit sslssensn @sibsr Der
1ine 2ursmbars. um id su babsn. Der
Wineur 6sd amant, 90. s. oft, seborsn
,u DubIsm (@aruid). mari fd ms 8ai.
ier, uu, ME er ii9 ousbridre, ju isben,
ME tisf basislbe let. @r iant babel unter
unb tam niGt msbr gum 8cri9sin; oa
lstns Beslsiter bss S6wimmsns Hntunbis
warsn, 70 fonnte inn feline Rsttuns ge
bradt msrbsn; berisIbe wu,bs ipdtsr aIs
9side bsruorstbra4t. gr binterldBt cine
Wiitwe NIT einsm unsrSossnen Rinbe In
trOiiIOisr Gage.
9urcmbara. Wdu mslost aus Qitti4
BEN I'm II. Sail etfolItsn COB bss 9ru.
Seter Surssruff. ems,itirten p,ofsfoys Der
9ittidsr llnios, fitdt unb sbsmaliasn 9eb,
rsrs an Der Ecole normale DIES Humsni-
ties Ritters bss. 9sopoIborSsns, ssboren
1903 Al Trotton i'm Canton glerf, uo aud
bic 8siietuns Der 9eide am 90. b. W.
fattfanb.
9r. Burssruif mar Elm S8iIer bss s.
wsner College philosophique, unb fus
birts bann unter ben bslfsn 9sbrern iener
Seit bic erientaliiden Spra9sn 3u Bonn
uRb pa,is. 1887 gum auesrororbeniIi
den Profsfor an Der lnips fitdt 9itti1
s%rnannt, Isbrts sr bic orisnialii4s Qttiera
tur. 9sbrdii9, atabiid unb 3u 3sitsn aud
Psrfl9. MlS bic Ecole normale erri4tet
Uurbe, warb er NIT benz 3ebritubl Der al.
ssmetnen @rammatit betrat. Sm Sabre
1855 warb er Oroinarius 1872 erbislt sr
has gmsritat.
9aremburg. Nuf Der am l.. . W. In
amferbam a6ifnetsn Ndsrs uub @artsn.
baus Nus itsluus bat Der b~stannts 81. Sou
pert, pon Der Strma Soupert un6 Rottina,
aIs 9rsisridtsr fisurirt. Die Aasitsl.
lungs @cmmiiion-iast Der ,smffsrbam'
ide @ourant" pom 5 Sult-iab es fur feb,
uettbuol on, baB Sr. Soup.rt fi5 bereii
srtldit bate, als Surpmitslisb 3u fisuri
rem, Elm Minu, Der bur1 isine srinbIid.
8snntniB Der Blumsas unb ipe,isu be,
Roisn 6 Itnr itd sinsu europdii1sn &ui
srmorben Die ndmlide Sirma bat aud
am 8 b. W. su Wons ben bSdfsu Yreis
flr cine Collection pom msbr ais 800 Ho
fen bauonsstraseu. gnbli9 in ibr auf be,
ausifsluns pom 10. b. W su antms,psr
Der R0niss @brsnprsis. cine soBs GOLDEN,
Wsbaile, basrtannt porbeu. aud elm aubs
rsr &oisn,a6tsr uon 9impsitsbera bat elmer
i45nen @riola %aufsupsiisu Sr. = Ret,
ten. BON Der Sjrma @sbr. Rttisn. &olsr,
siater su 2Impsrisbsrs, mar isitsns bts
RoRftsppsreinS In Nntpsrpsn ais preis
tidtsr Sur ho,tissa aaSitslluns (abibsi
lung fur &oienIisbbabsr) berufsn porsen
au6sr ben 80 Soupat uns Nottins thu
gen aud bic 50. @sbr. Rsttsu siuen sr
fen unb einen Swsitsn Yrsis, cine 9ermsil
unb cine soIosne Dsu'manSs, buuou.
SoIds sbrsnusle Nus ,si9nunssn ip'e
den ssnusiam fur iib, unb IS i9sint, bal
Bite Il rsmburssr ROisnSu9t sinsn srSBsrel
&uf uno cine serettsre Mnsrtsnnuns in
ausIanbs als I'M Snlanbe iaest, idrsib
ni&t nit Inject bic .~eursmburssr Sci
tuus".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09
Sefsil3-S

Oa bpt den NrIou unb 6abap
lG'Nslp s nur cine station, Sou4ss, on Der
@tienbabn lisat. 70 psttionirt man, bas ,u
Souoemout cine ms,tsre Citation erridt,t
wsIbs, unb bas bic S&nsa5ise gu Sabay
anbalten iousu.
gu gtalIe brad am 7. SuIi sssen 8
ubr abenbs 6susr in einsm Saufsn altsu
@srlmpsls aus, bas benz Germ . Yeritsr,
adsrsr, ssb6rte. Oas 6eusr srs,iff aud
bas 9aus. oas, 10 ME eth Sbeil Sss Mobi
liars ein 6aub Der Slammen marb. Der
Iult 5000 6'es, Ystf5syuns $500 Srs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09

luna s. B. pfeifer in Gartb, 1T Rit.
9lieo Der 9ose ~aur Besrbeit unb Sreunb.
f4aft." Dies ertldrt Ne Saltung bieies
nerbi1eneu @uIIurtampfbIattes - unb nod
naan4ss Nnbere in Baisrn. Gin 9ossn
mann &ebacteur elmer S1ulsbrer5ei
tuns fur has tatboIii9s 8aisrn - ME
retmt f9 hasa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09
8 nxem 6argi(& E $.
Wereintste etaaten.

llnierm 6erren Golesen uon Der WiI'
maufse columbia" unisrn bsiftn Dant
fur foIsenbe 3siIen. BITE CT uns gum 8ssinn
bss sIitsn Sabrsanss wibmtt.
Der .eursmburssr Ga,sits" in Dubuque So,
wt'ts eisisr Gage untsr Der tabisen une sstit.
esnsn &ssaetien unitrss nader n Ssasatn perm
WIfpIaus 81 pnnsribrsn 9 lftsn Satrsana
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09
Nuslanb.

Sic bon msbrsrrn Blattern psrbreitst.
Na4ri9t. baB bic awii9en benz 0atican
unb ben gsrtretsrn &uRIanbs, ben Serreu
Butsnisff unb WOlORof idwebsnbsn Tn
tel banbIunsen absebrc@eu worten ieisu,
entbsbrt isbsr Bs%sIanbuns. Die bssasIis
den Nesoeiationsn werbsn i'm @sssnibtiIs
nit allen gifer ~sepflossn. unb auf @runS
Der ben ruifi4en unterbdnblern sassi1id.
ten neusn Suitruetionsn fortssisst. Disis
Snfruetionsn baliren auf BEN programme,
6ab Der Staat Der Rirde i'm &sIisionsun
tsrIi9te ME i'm firdIi1sn gultus ale Srsi'
beiten einrdumt, Sas poIitiI9e Isrrain i,,
bod auSi&IieBlid f9 ieIbf porbgbdIt uni
unb DOR i;bsm ginsriffe isitsns Der Rir&.
gspabrt piGsn MIL. @s IN ausrbinss
mSslid. baB bic 9srren 8utsnsff unb WO
IoHoff in Der w~eitersn l~lntsrbanblans Ibs,
biels bodwidtise a~nselsssnbsit bur9 dltsr'
uno erfabrens Wdnnsr srlstt usrben, ODE,
ba6 bic Sbgsnannten sur psri0nIidsn @nt
~ssssnnabme ibrer Sufructiontu fur fur,'
3sit mad Petersburg suridbsmfsn werSsn
alstn teinssfals wi,be bic etpaise abrsii,
Der ssssnpdrtisen ruifi5su llnis,bdnb!s1
pon &om einen abbru9 Der Nssoeiationsr
nit benz 9atieau bebsutsu.
@ns Rom, 81. Suit, Nib ssmsIbet
Der Yolissi Director 1T wesen Ssrna o
I%difsuns feinsr PfIi4t bel ben, anIdRlid
Der llsberfibuns Der @sbsine Yius IN
itatissbabtem, &absforsussn ieines @mtsi
entiett worbsn. Das 1T Der Slnbsnbot
Der Wtniiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-09
Sir&fi&e g%leuisReitem.
Snlanb.
Di6eee @reenbap.

Scr bo6ip'ife Srrr 8ii6oi 2rautbausr
bat Elm @unbi9rsibsn on ben RIsrus isiner
Di6,eie erlafsn, NORM er bic Walfabrtsn
su Der Rapeue bel &obinionuiq untsriast,
neil bic iosenannten vWallfabrtsu. bout
Fin in drserniBeuessnbe pic. N'es uusssar.
tst fei,n.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
A Diagraaefsll Act.

EDITORS REPUBLICAN:-Whi Our
citszens have been testifying their re.
spec. for our deceased President in
every conceivable way, and almost
every house displaying some emblem
or token of the sorrow that pervades
nearly every heart at his untimly de-
cease, one man has been found who is
so NJ terly lost to all feeling of self re-
spect, and of the duty that he owes TO
to the feelings of his fellow citizens,
that he has dared not only to insult and
disgrace them, hut by his actions ha, =,
offered the deepest insult to the mem-
ory o; our beloved President
This man, if such he can be called, is
George Mclaughlin, a laborer residing
at No. 917 East Seventh street, who
has draped his privy with mourning,
to express his feeling toward our de-
ceased President. When some OF his
neiShbors remOnstrate ed with him about
the disgraceful and dastardly act, he
plead that his children had done it UNI
known to him, and promised to have it
removed, but az it still remains We can
form no other conclusion, but that he
approves of it, and intended it as an ln-
suit not ONLY to the neighbOrs but .'lsO
to the memory of President Garfield.
Our citizens are ~ a general thing ali
order loving people, but case ike this
NAV not come within the strict letter OF
the law, ,and there has been considerable
talk in the eastern section 0f the city,
in regard to thi, matter and frequent
illusions to some kind Of a coat COM
pOsaL tf tar and feathers have been
made. This insult is SO arranged that
persons passing on tho cars of the +,
w. & Il K. H., can plainly sec it, and
it no doubt was seen by inany on the
train th,t bore the remains OF the
President.
AN INDIGNANT NEIGHBOR.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
WARRINGTON Letter.
What q Wiln1nEtOMfan Sees at
tho Capital Of Interest.

tho Capital Of Interest.
Special Correspondence of the RHpUBLICAH.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Sept. %, 1881.
MESSRS. EDITORS Il arrived in
Washington about $50 o'clock and at
once repaired to the Capitol. the cen.
tral point of all attraction, where Pres
ident Garfield lies in state entered
the line about a qlaIte to six o'clock,
and moved slowly towards the rotunda
At five minutes past six o'clock | was
right along side of the dead President
and looked upon him for about half a
mir ute, when bad to make room for
the crowd.
The President has changed 80 much
that he cannot be recognized even by
his old friends. His color has turned
into black, and it is said that orders
have been given to closa up the casket
tomorrow morning.
The Capitol is deeply draped, and the
sweet fragrance of flowers, which so
abundantly fill the rotunda, meets the
weary pi grim before he enters. Perfect
peace and tranquility exist here, and
no attempts upon Guiteau, the wretch,
are ventured.
The heat is extreme here to day and
we hope il may he cooler tomorrow. |
will go up to the Capitol again with
some of my friends tonight at 10
O'Clock, in order to have better chance
to see the President.
The crowd is very large and more are
expected by tomorrow, when the funer.
al ceremonies will begin here followed
by the removal to Cleveland.
The President, the one beloved, hon
ored and esteemed by all, is gone, "buI
the Government at Washington still
lives" and az s1ch an able man has
s"ddenly stepped from the stage Of
action let the successor remember tn.
timely advice, "Videant consular lie
detrimentum partria republica.
p w. r.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
IN n MEMlDsSlAM NJ.

President Garfeld's favcrite poet was
Tennyson, and the poem that be loved
best was "In Memoriam.' The follow
ing familiar stanZas from this poem,
which he quoted in an address on the
death Of Lincoln, and which were III ore
than once applied to himself after his
accession to the Presidency, have new
and melancholy interestand Significance
now. He was, indeed
As some dyinely gifted man
Whose life In low estate began,
And on simple village green
VIII, breaks his births invidious bar,
And grasps the skirts Of happy chance
And breast tho blows of clrcnm instance
And grapples wi b his evil star;
Who makes by force his merit knovn
And lives 70 clutch the golden keys,
To mould mighty states DEGREES
And shape tho whisper of the tn one.
And, moving up from high to higher,
Becomes nu fortunes browning slope
lhe pillar Of u peoples hope,
The centre of u worlds desire.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

proved III every particular ot the course
Of treatment which mad been pursued
From thence on Drs. Hamilton and
Agnew were the consulting physicians.
When the President had his first re.
lapse neither of them was in Washing
ton. Mrs. Garfield had them beth tel.
egraphed for. At her request, at nc
time since thon we're both Drs. Agnew
AMI Hamilton away from the President.
They took turns here and at their prac-
tice in New York and Philadelphia re.
spectively, when there was stretch of
good days, but at every crisis both were
sent for. There was no further change
in the medical attendance until the
p esident was removed to Long Branch.
He thought there were too many ply.
sicians, and requested that only Drs.
Bliss, Hamilton and Agnew attend him.
He and Mrs. Garfield wantc 4 the Others
= rs. Barnes, Woodward and Rey-
burn-relieved before the journey to
Long Branch was made. DIR, Bliss,
however, wanted The responsibility di-,
vided around So they remained on
duty until Long Branch was reached
and then retired from the case, not be.
cause Of any trouble or dissatisfaction
as to their services, but because the
President did not want so many doctors
around him.
ENGLISH SYMPATHY IN VERSE
Under the e'President Garfield
September 9th, 1884," the London spec
tator of September 10th, just received,
prints, ~ its only poetical contribu-
lion, the following lines. September
6'h, it will be remembered, was the
day on which President Garfield was
taken from Washington to Long
Branch.
The hush of the Sick room; the muttled
tread;
Fond, questioning eyes; mute lips, and lis
teniRg ear;
Whose wifcand children watch. 'twixt hope
and fear.
A fathers, husbands, living dying bed =
The hush ofa great nation when i,s head
Lies stricken Lo, along the streets he's
borne,
Pale thro' rank d crowds, the gray >cptem-
Der morn,
Mid strainrg eyes, sad brows unbonneted,
And reverent speechlessness "a peoples
voice."
Nay, but peoples silence. thro' the soul
or the wide world its subtcr echoes roll
Oh brother nation England for her part,
Is with thee; God willing, she, whose heart
Throbb'd with thy pain, with thy Joy re.
loice. "A. 9. A.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Beginning Fall.

Looking over our blue
flannel, we were not a little
surprised to find nearly all
but the large sizes gone
In a very few days that
want shall be filled. These
are summer clothes, but
they are fall clothes too.
There is nothing more gen.
orally acceptable, nothing
that lasts longer, nothing
that one tires OF more slowly
than blue flannel. $40 to
SIS.
But you who must buy few
er clothes must buy a little
too heavy if you buy now.
Even in these hot days you
are thinking Of chilly nights
and mornings to come. For
sorts you we have ready sew
eral Of strong cashmere suits
at $40 and S12. There issome
cotton in them. They would
not be so strong at the price
if they we're all-wool.
We shall say something
shortly about the use of cot
t. n in very strong clothes at
low prices. For the present
we commend these $40, ST.
and S12 suits both for good
Iooks and wear.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
xEsalkT EK's ORD EMS.
ID EHISrER'S ORDER.
REGisTRR's OFPICP.

REGISTERS OFPIoP,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL, Sep. 6, 1881. !
Upon the application of William G, Yer.
non, administrator of Abper Vernon. late
Of Brandywine Hd., in said county, deceased
It Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrator aforesaid give notice
Of granting OF letters of admin stration upon
estate OF the deceased, with the date of grant.
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of such
letters In six of the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an act of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same
period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, anews,
paper published In Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
{ ~-~) Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
=. G. BIGiS, Register,
Nor1cs.--All persons having claims aga ns,
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Hd minis rator on or
before SEPT. 8, 1882 or abide the act Of Assem-.
bly, in such case made and provided.
WILLIAM lf. VERNON
Administrator.
ADDRESS Lei. septd
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23


Upon the application Of James McMullin,
executor OF Mary Riley, late of Red
Lion Hundred, In said county, deceased,
II is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executor aforesaid give notice
Of granting of letters Testamentary upon
The estate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements
to bn posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters In six of the most public
places of the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against tho es.
tate to present the same, or abide by an Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided:
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
I~~ Given under the hand and Seal
L.s. Of Office of the Register aforesaid at
~ v Wilmington, In New Castle county
inc day and year above written.
sc. BlGHS, Register.
NoTlCK.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the executor Oh
or before eptember 4, 1882, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
JANIS Nom UlALlN. Executor,
st. Georges, Del.
Addresss:-Wilmington. Del, Lewis q.
Vandegrif. Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
DfAtnfOAn ges

A outcry was raised by a man called
"Schooner," about II o'clock on Wed,
nesday night, on King below Second
street. 1t seems tnat his coat tail was
caught by shutting the door, and nc
one cared to open it in order that he
might go to his home.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Ral0 Of Cattle.

Stidham q Son sold on Wednesday for
james Sawdon at Hyatt's Hotel, New
port, about 80 head of COWS at from S25
to $50 per head. Some of the cows were
not in very good order owing to the
spareness of pasture.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
En- ter al nment by the Sens Of Vet
ArAMk.

The Col, Elmer E. Ellsworth Camp
No. 3, Sons of Veterans, Of This city,
wi give an entertainment a National
Hall, Ninth and Walnut streets, on
Thursday evening, the 29th inst. Ad-
dresses will be- delivered by Gen. W. 5.
McNair, Department Commander OF
tue G. A. r., Col. John II. harkins
and by G. G. Laws, 1st Lieut.. of Camp
No. 3. All friends of this organization
are invited 10 be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Tea Store,
no. s EAyr SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL
SELECT SCHOOLS.
SELECT SCHOOL.

Mrs. Laura )sgopl Harkness respectful!
Announces 10 her friends and the publlc ReG
orally, that she has rented the large commit
dious rooms in the McGlary building, Markel
street tornerlyoccuped by the househoid
of Faitn, where she will open select schoo
for both sexes with a staff Of competent teach
ers. perfectly qualirei to give thorough III
strut,on in tho Enxils branches, in Botany
and In the Latin, tsreek, French AMI Ger
man LANGUAGES She will make spcciait!
Of MA hom tics and Book Keeping. INT
Primary Dep .rtment will also receive specta
attention. Terms, according to the classiti'a
ton OF tho pupils.
The schooi.ro are bcing thoroughly tu1
ulshed " til all the uodern appliances useo
IN FIST G ass scrooi-rov,h'. and Will open to-
the reception Of pupsis, on Monday, septeln'
ber firth. Mrs. H, having already re. ,teleo
a suftirien, number of atpl!cans 70 make he'
efforts successful, hereby teudcrs her grateful
thanks to her nu ntruus friends for thelr klHC
and will spare no pains Il
merit &C ntinuanoe OF their genHrou con
tidcnce. ahs.'-h
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Wow Novel and Attractive.

I have bought the boiling down pro-
cess by which put three cent cigar
into one and sell 1t for cents. CHAPS
MAN, Fourth and Shipley streets.