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Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
Address .-ClaymOnt, Del.
ID EGlSTEK 5 ORDER.
N hEGls1 GR's OByICR,

~ hEGiS1 GR'S OBBICR, [
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Sept. 2. 1881.
Upon the application Of James McMullin,
executor Of Mary Riley, late .of Red
Lion Hundred, in said county, deceased
1t 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 D0 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 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.)
,~~, Given under the hand and Seal
8. OF Office Of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, Lne day and year above written.
s. G. BIfGS, Register.
NorICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the executor on
or before "eptember z, 1882 or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JANE MCMULLIN Executor,
ST. Georges, Del.
Address " tlmingtOn. Del, Lewis g.
VandeRrif. Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
New StOT Q.

j. A. Conner, the popular harness
maker, has opened new store at No. 4
East Fourth street, where he Intends to
keep u large and comclrte assortment
of harness, trunks, ladies' carrying bags
and pocket books. Mr.. Conner is well
known as a tirst-class anufacturer OF
harness, and intends to keep a full as.
sortment Of all goods in his line, and
max his store the finest Of the kind
in the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
AMOUNTING TO s3ss.s5e.

AMOUNTING TD $3.50. $50.
w1eI Z TICKETS, 80; HALVES -: QUARTERS, 81
Rrl,ittarcc may be made by Bank Check,
Express. Postal Money Order, or Re8i 'ters!
Mail Responsible sgen's wanted at all
points. For circulars giving infor nation and
for tickets address.
auas4.eoidNp ". G. -. Nsr IS,
WliI.akD It rk!I LDUISVILl.E +. KY.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY
THE DRAWING
FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED.
THURSDAY, NOV. .l0.9l
is THE DAY pETARNINHD UPON.

The drawing OF this scheme has been finally
| settled upon, and will certainly take
place On Thursday, the 10th Of November,
lssl, by assent of tho Commissioners, and
this will enable me to SO all the remaining
tickets.
All persons, therefore, intending to invest IN
this scheme, may rest assured that there will
DO no further delays or .ostuOnementS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
WHAT THE GAIN.
THOMAS ). COLLIER.
What Is the Gain

What is the Gain?
II one should un noble race
And Mt the last, with weary pace,
A harvest field Of waste and tears,
OF turmoil and OF buried trust,
Rich with dead hopes and bitter dust,
And strife and fear and ceaseless pain,
What Is the gain?
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26

A largo quantity Of cracked corn,
wholesale and retail, at 3OS w. Front
street. Call soon.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
N0rICETO THE PUBLIC.

sending any money or orders to NUNES 4
90, S3 Nassau street, Few York City, New
\ oyk AS authorized by The Louisiana State
Lottery Company To sell its tickets. They
are foGding the country with bogus circulars
purpOrtinA to be OF The Louisiana state Lot.
terry Company, and are fraudnlentiy repre-
seEting themselves as agents OF ne loul@'
lana S,ate Lottery Company. They have no
authu ity to sell the tieScts of'this Company,
and are not It's agents for any plrpose.
NJ. A. DAUPHlN,
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery 20.
NEW DRLHANs LA. IulyA lSl.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
LIST OF PRIZES.
IT. Fl1turS au and Furniture. re- }SZJu,OOO.

The Willard Hotel With al UNOIENn0
IL Fi1tur, and Furniture SL0U,UUU.
ono Residence on Hreon Street ...... Sl5. 600
one Residence on Green street. ...,... 1900
Two Cash Prizes. each $50J0........,.. TO- 100
Two Cash Prizes, each s., 900. ...... 1900
Five Cash Prizes, each $, OuO O.......... 5000
Five Cash Prizes, eacr 500. ........... $500
Fifty Cash Prizes, each 500 ......... 500
One Huulr Il Cash Pr 2cs, each $50. ... 500
Five hundred Cash Prizes e'ch s.o. -. lU,0Ou
One Set OF Rlr Furniture .......... =. LOO
One Fine Piano. no............. ... 500
one handsome Sily cr Tea vet. 100
40 Boxes Old Bourbon Whskey, $50. "a 400
Five Hundred Cash Prizes. each SO. 510Q
10 Baskets Champagne, SG5........... 30
400 Foxes Fine Wines, S3'............. l2,C00
30 Boxes Robertson Go WhiSkeg, SO f,G01
IGg Boxes Havana Cigars, pl0.......... ~ .
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $40. s,GG
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
What Il the gain ?

:
When, having reached sunlit height,
Through barren sweeps of gloomtul night,
Hoping to sec beyond the crest,
Fair iandS Of beauty and ofrcst,
There lies before. stretched far away
Cuto the coninos of the day
A desolule and 81 .delcss plain.
VI hat il The sIin?
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26

"Commcnd me to the friend that comes
hen l am sad and lone.
And makes the anguish o. my heart
The suffering o. his own
Who oldiy shuns the glitterlng throng
At pleasare's gay levee,
And comes to glld a sombre hour
And gives his pca / to me.
"Hc hears me count my sorrows Ger,
And when the task is done
He freely give. me all ask
A sigh for every one.
de cannot wear smiling face
When mine Is touched with gloom
Bot like tn" violet seeks to cheer
The midnight with perfume.
"CrU,mend me to shat generous heart
J. ich like the pine on high
Uplns the same unvarying brow
To Z cry cEAnRe OF sky;
Whose friend slip does net fade away
When v intry tempests bl'w,
But .iie the Winter 5 icy crown
Looks yreencr through the snow
"He les rot with the iiittering stork.
That seeks a Southern sky,
But l,ugerS where the wounded bird
Hath laid him down to die.
OH, such friend he is in truth
~hate'cr his lot may be,
A rainbow ON the storm of life,
An anchor on its sea-
Thauk God, enjoy such friends as tha
.hough they are not with me. But ! mu'
stop. \ i l need not say 1 am, as evcI
your brother, JANIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26

Old pictures copied to any size OF
Sutterley & Co.'S, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
yVyHE ARllZANS' SAVINGS BANK
NO. bO2 MARkET STREET.

NO. 6O2 MAkA ET STREET.
NuoRroRAryD FEBRUARY ~. $50
Opsa to receive deposits daily from . A. M
until 2. w., and on Tuesday and Saturday
avealnys from to S So'clOok.
The charter ol the bank provides thst 81
yrote upon its Investments, except sc .such
~ Is required fort ne payment Of ne0esgary
sypsnsos and tG, suitable surplus for the 10.
curity Of dcpositOrs, shall be divided among
the depos'tors.
No nsuager 10 allowed to borrow any part
Of the funds deposited with tce CORPORATION.
MANAGERS.
t+scpen W. Busp, CLEMENT 3. aNvra,
N. l.. LIoHTRrsTRIS, GBo. 8. OArBLL1,
UHAs. W. HOWIAND, N. T. BENSON,
L. DARLINGTON, jon Il. JACKSON,
WM. u. SWIFT, HENRY F. DUR8,
ANTHONY HIGGINS, EDWARD PUsHY,
WASHINGTON A"sTINGs.
t}lo. W. BUSH fHo. ;. CArML
President, V'ce-PrAsdart,
TAYLOR. Treasurer.
ny1o.wt1 CHARLES ". ROWLAND Audltoa
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26

-, ,ALE-THE HOU S E II D L .
Eohso If Of n boarding house doing mit
Z svovpt viii II be sold at priva'e Sale for casn
builns,s sasv W." terms. Also house for rent; Ap-
1On eas' "' NJ. MEGARf,
ply TO- SO Tatnall street.
anq3lu
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
Irish Jaunt1ng Car. Continued

Irish Jaunt1nE Car. tCcntinued.)
they say We sell our ShGE ES ~ cneap, and
you I'll know It's true,
Tor ve trv tn hent all Others In rrice and
quality too;
their mamar,
They be- treated very kindly at the store Of
LEMUEL MARR.
Ana vet We are in want Of men-yes, bring
The ladies, do,
70 buy their BOUTS and SHOES nom Us;
we'll. pring the children, tool
and If you'll come to IL 4. FOURTH. nom
near and from afar,
You'll wish you had come sooner TO the store
Of LEMUElA MARI.
LEN U Il L II A b h,
MOL EAST FOraTH STREET
lsoe Wilmington, Do.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
GARFIELD THIRTY YEARS AGO.
His GratiiulIe to Friends ON Re-
covering Er I'm n Dangerous Ill.

His Gratiiude I" Friends ON Re-
covering Fr I'm n Dangerous Ill.
ness
The Des Moines Uowa) Register of
September u says: We give below II
letter written by the late President
Garfield, ard which now appears in
print for he first time. 1t was address
ed to Mr.. G. T. Fuller, now cf Des
NJ oines VIII, had been room mate OF
the amen,ed President while at college
and who was ever aitei a llte-lOD.
TREND. AT the time this letter was
written the future President had just
recovered from dangerous illness, aud
his expression of gratitude fJr he love
and sympathy of friends seems strange
ly plgphetic now Ii would seem
almost that the same letter might have
been wrlltcn by the same hand only ii
mouth ago.
WILLIAM COLLEGE, Aug. 10, 1854.
My Dear have been down near to
the gate of the "Sllrrt City" since last
[ wrote TO you. Perhaps il We're better
had entereu--God fuoweth. But the
crisis is past anu am slowly returning
now. Your kind, good letter was re-
ceived to-day, and will respo4d i'm
,nediateiy. | think told You in my
other that had taken cold nearly every
night since | came, and had severe
headache for about ten days. |, how
ever, kept on studying unrii Friday,
the 4th, when the hot water streamed
from my eyes sU hat | could not see,
and was obliged to stop and send for
a physician. lie f-aret | would have
iuh .lnmatiou of tie brainu Or brain fever,
gave me medicine and forbid my read
ing at all Friday, Saturday, and sun
day | endured the most agoM zlng pain,
but on Sunday afternoon IL besan to
subsidc, but found It lai wrought
ruin with my strength, for when | tried
TO walk | was weak a. ! child. | have
walked but little since, and am still
weak, though gaining strength. | shall
doubtless be quite recovered before
long, though cannot study any more
this season. On, how much ]
:aiss the absence of dear friends during
these long dreary hours Of pain l
must suhj in some llue, that have been
ringig through the chambers of my
soul, and though 90 lot know the
name Of the author, yet they posses
the elements Of immortality. ! know
you will love them-alId feel them
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
voR nALk.

..1r on RENT.-ThIE; T. ,Ri; REAL Il
e: % :y ;;iSsS,s jsssisS sSSPss5s ssss
s. 8 n good condiuTnrru usTnruSbery and fruits Of all
Nr,undod Win w,,S S make . desirable home.
sinds, and .,vsu wsu'd the last Of September FOL
!IsSsr Information "ffi i. STEWART,
st. Georges, Dol,
n, MRS. w. TLLDEN,
ssa North Front street Phils.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26

-, SALE OR RENT.-A VEtY DE
INoh and convenient eight room
= assIh Nth heater. range, bath, hot AID cold
house. wa WA rater closet up stairs. Possession
vaS,. " orcs n Apply 1915 Tatnail street.
ssu,1i.St
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26

-.,,r-SuME AUTlf y l.
Guiding lots ~ tho a, vss'1In ives tTer paw viii ts sS
Iposd paT, si'aanss H soon tsss' tfsSs he
s,vein;; nes ,sts property. Address .'Owner"
nluv .rv, ,oAr office. H-'-'u''"'~o"' "
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26

The Only vegetable Oompouno
that acts directly upon the Liver,
andcuresLiver Complaints, ,Jaun'
aice, Biliousness, Malaria, Co.'S
::iveness, Headache. ltassists Di-
gestion, Strengthens the System
Reg u,atesthe Bowels, Puri6estht
Blood. ABooksen.free. Addres!
Dr.. Sanford, l62 Broadway,N.Y
qoa sALE EY ALL 'nuIIlsTe
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
Y, hat isthc gaint

v IINT N IIIT RWTT.
70 sail for mouUs Of cold and toll
Ac oss wi seas, where winds re'ol,
only to gather s'rength AID roar
A lnuder eli. II. nve than hetor',
And ind, when through fugs thick and dul
Ihc rucK: coast at last IL won,
No haven from the storm -vexcd main,
what is the gain?
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
" hat Is the gain ?

" hat Is the gain?
The race IL Won, We sc the light,
W . conquer where the storm-winds flight;
We show the way to taosi who walt
with faint hearts by tho wal,s Of fate;
Our banners iiutter in the van
~ battle fought tor thought ard msn,
And ignorance AMI darkness waLe,
lhls Is the gain
Daily Republican., 1881-09-26
On Easy Terms.

80, Inv On Easy Terms.
W. ,. ,velye.room dwelling, fitted
n. handsome, d,.,ns, improvements, in the best
70 with la.S'i aa -ichiy papered. Located 4, At
s,pnsr AZ ana Washington streets. and stands @ls
FOURTH ana ,hs !" view around is grand. Open
sIly. Apply " ANDREW NJ. CLOUD,
No. 400 Washington st.
, 1881-04-15
COAST SIGNAL STATIONS.

EDIroR ARGUs:-ln a recent num-
ber of the ''OregOnian" the follow
ing communication Was published
from Captain !. NJ. Lachlan, of the
steamshi? Geo. w. Elder, to Col.
John McCrackcn, President of the
board OF Trade, Portland, and as it
is the most concise statement of the
subject that | have seen, | think il
will Le of much interest 10 hose of
your readers who reside in Clalam
county, and the lower portions of
Puget Sound.
To have electric communication
from the points he names, Cape Flat.
terry, Tillumook Rock, Cape Blanco,
Cape Mendocino, Point Arena, Point
Reyes, Point Conception, San Diego,
etc, with one sub centre, would give
instant information of the meteorol
ogy of 500 miles of sea coast and be
of great benefit to the agricultural
aud maratime interests of California,
Oregon, and Washington Territory;
in the same manner the same service
is now being performed on the Az
lantic coast.
During the prevalence of long
continued easterly winds, notably Of
the past winter, it is not An unfre.
qaent occurrence that vessels have
been Detained outside Cape Flattery
from FIVE TO six days, unable TO work
in against the head wind and strong
outset from the strait. Such vessels
can easily beat in as far as Neah
Bay and would make it a harbor
more frequently than is now done,
'f the telegraph was completed TO
the Cape so that they could notify
tug boat to run down and aid them.
JAMES G. SWAN.
Nesh Bay, w. T., April 6, 1881:
, 1881-04-15
Nsble Tribute or Re.pees.

Prof. Huffman. who died In this city
last May will long be remembered by our
citizens as one OF Natare's noblemen.
Having been sick long time prior TO his
death. he was reduced to pecnniary want.
IL was but meet that one who had served
the community and county with such sig
nal credit to himself should be appropri-
ateiy remembered after passing from earth
ly scenes. Acting upon this conviction.
the pupils OF the public school at this
place took in hand the matter of erecting
suitable monument TO his memory.
That monument has just been completed
AID PLACED in position. II consists OF an
Italian marble slab, n. s III. long; 3 It..
2 in. wide and 2k in. thick, resting on n
curbing OF dressed sandstone 8 I'm. high.
At the head of the grave Is a beautiful
marble vase 16 in. high and II in. across
its top, standing upon pedestal OF dress
ed sandstone, IA In. high. The sentiments
OF the donors is expressed in the follow
ing Inscriptions: Sacred TO the memory
of our beloved friend and Teacher. A. Il.
Huffman; died. May. %. 1890. aged Is
yrs. 8 mos. and 20 days. Erected by the
pupils OF School District, No. !, Port
Townsend, w. r."
Tie slab and curbing cost SIS; the vase
cost S25 more, and this with Incidental eI-
penses, made the whole cost amount to
sl04. This money was raised entirely by
the personal efforts of Miss Kate Morgan.
the very efficient chairman OF the commit.
tee elected by the school children 10 take
charge of the work. Miss Morgan de-
voted her time and talents to the under.
taking. Till it was fully completed. with q
generous zeal that was highly commenda-
BILE. The money raised WAS used to The
very best advantage by the generosity OF
Mr.. Karkeek. of Seattle. the stone cutter,
who furnished the material and did the
work at bare cost. Mr.. F. Winslow. OF
this place. also deserves credit, among
Others for the part he took In assisting the
matter forward Thus Is recorded sub
stantial token Of friendship and esteem OF
Port Townsend people for one who came
among them as stranger in a strange
land and SO wove himself into their affec-
tions that an indescribable void was left
when he was called away.
, 1881-04-15

who can tell how many valuable lives
might have been saved by the sta
tion observer telegraphing for assist
ance. the trade and traffic to Col
umbia river and Puget Sound is now
of such proportions as TO justify
these stations, and in the very near
future valuable steamers of large
tonnage will be trading tn Srattle,
and still further increase the urgent
necessity for all these stations. |
estimate roughly that the whole
length Of wire required for Cape
Blanco, Cape Mendocinn. Point Are.
ma, Point Reyes and Point C"nc~p
tion stations would be about 300
miles. Stations east of the Rocky
Mountains that are not nearly SO i'm
portant as any one port on this side,
nor ever will be as important, have
ample signal and life saving stations
NOT that we grudge the same TO
them, but if IL is necessary for them,
how much more do we require il?
There are 295 steamers semi annual
ly inspected in this nrst district, and
a eoasting fleet that so far as value is
concerned costs a great deal more
money. The steam tonnage on this
coast aggregates ll3,2S7 tons, and ]
am sure the sailing vessel tonnage is
three times greater, and :here are
994 masters, mates, pilots and engin-
GERS licensed every year. think
have shown enough to Justify your
good self and the body you repre-
sent to agitate this matter until We
get all We ought TO have. Anyone
may take the credit of this matter
and welcome so long as it is done,
and done quickly. The topography
of this coast is such that it absolute
ly requires . sub station At some
point with = competent office con-
nseted with signal service, and the
merest tyro in meteorology can see
that with the range of coast in COM
munication, absolute indications can
be given. Please let me urge you
not to give this matter up; hammer
At it again and again, and still again.
until We get ii, and then we will
only get our own. AS Congress
man Page said the other dav in Cons
gress, at he lived to be at the or
ganization of the next house, he
would do his utmost TO elect speak
er who recognized a country be
yong the Rocky Mountains" Make
use of ali or any part of this letter as
you please, and pardon me if / am
troubling you, but will not rest nor
let others rest till all of the above is
done. Yours, very respectfully,
]. NJ. LAcuLAN.
, 1881-04-15
THR S. F. "Chronicle." in speak,
ing Of n. P. r. r. Affairs. SAWS:


"The diversion of the western
terminus of the Northern Pacific,
either permanently or for any gres t
length of time, will surely initiate
against the best interests of Wash.
ington Territory and Eastern Ore.
gon, and against The interests of
commerce on the North Pacific
ocean. The natural terminus of the
railway Is on the Sound where ves-
sells of any draught can come, and to
place it at Portland or ct Astoria.
where ships THAI draw no more than
sixteen feet can reach it, is as great
9 blunder as If the Central Pacific
had stopped at Sacramento or the
Southern Pacific at Stockton, Instead
Of coming to deep water on the bav
OF San Francisco.
, 1881-04-15
Lost.

A leather valise. full OF clothing, belong.
ing TO the Undersigned. MAS lefi Oh tie
steamer North Pacific OF Starr about three
wrecks ago. Any one giving information
leading to tile recovery OF the same will
BE- hberally. rewanled. Address-ARGus
Ofiice. Port Townsend. or, Hanson. Ack.
eiman & Co.. Tacoma.
April Is, 1881. n9tf,
, 1881-04-15

Tbs following Br the ahove
named located Port Discovery. The tho organization
being worthy and its complete, decided give
local readers the O hem:
, 1881-04-15
THE OLYMPIC LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB

THE OLYMPIC LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB
Th. following and Br the aovo
named located Port Discovery The objects tho organization
being its complete decided give
local readers the bere6t of them:
PREAMBLE
number desio disseminating literary and
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o%ins Rule Rssuaoa their so%sns
CONSTITUTION.
T: Sosy % shall be Olympic Literary Social Club Port
p!iFss subject. of literary character;
II a sS"H S Soa' M f %ssrsy s pa @
AHrrcLE m-AEnBrHstHr. :
m Snc @ Any person may np"e pef" for membership regular
character The
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ARTICLE Il O oETIcEKs.
,h SEC All officers this s'sy shall be elected
r. y *s t ' f ; 1 %s 4; % a.r Be
sas sss as s ss Sar % 5 shall f ss E & sy I :s ~ so
SEC 4 majority OF legal necessary
ARICLE Vn-cohMrTEE
The stumbling Committee to manage the Affairs Of t,,
OFFICE.
Of oaY may oTe5 BY or %aosy % % oi he
stO All may nnd by said committee
| AHTbcLE Ix.AAENDMENTs.
spsa ~cas Hs @ e th this & SsS,s% @ % 1s ss
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% Of s s os . y i Sa"ay = evening en- Ds Ss'' otherwise
D' & @ @ ' ssn tn IF Ss Ss Ne ss"; asIsx %
o M SEC 3d. AT the ial meeting
H. sc Of s y f.. i"s A',s~Oe shall be h"O
, 1881-04-15

ss~S- Wi-sar'> RaE sam, or Wild Cherry
always on hand. II cures Coughs. Colds.
Bronch't It's. WhoCping Cough. CrruU Infiurn-
~. Consumption. and ali Throat ana Lung
Complaints so cents anu 81 ii bOI'le.
, 1881-04-15

eqD WEEK. sl2a ay th"mc easily made
SIGOntfif Tree. Ad. True 4 Co.. Augusta, Ne
, 1881-04-15
PREAMBLE.


provetat speedily
eomp by forming an aoiatl ior se pnrp have organised society
the following Constitution B Rules and Regulations their
, 1881-04-15
BYLAWS,
ARTICLE I.-MEETINGS.


I.-MEEIINGS
loruto or ne promotion OF ITS objects
SIC = e hour OF meeting
=
Az Tie rq OF i've members
IN accordance with Art X. sec. z -I4ws. ~ ~
M--oU .-.
At meeting Society members constitute aonoum
H.
SIC l. when member
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