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Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Real Essase Sale on satur r day Last .

Drake X Co., sold on Saturday the
following lots, for T. NJ. Ogle and Ed-
ward Farmar, fifteen of which are near
Fifth and Union streets and the re-
maind"r on Scott an Laurel streets, be-
tween Sixteenth street and Delaware
avenue. The sale resulted az follows:
No |, 2OkS feet to James r. Ryan, at
| 81, $40.
No =, 1880, to John Spallane. s. 50,
81.
), lixSO, to John Spallane, ", SOS.
4, l6xS0, To James T. Ryan, s. Ij,$92.
band 4, l6XS0 each to Joseph Pyle, Vi,
Sl92.
I, l7>l00, to John Wentz, 81, SIS
8, l6xlo0, u John Wentz, ~, $64.
y, l6xlOo, 10 William II. Chadwick,
a, Sd4.
10, lGxlOo, TO William II. Chadwick,
81. 10, $500
II, ltxl0o, TO Archie lienderlv, 81. %
So
y, lGxloN, ~ George f4sonard, $3.50,
So.
IL, a, Is each, 16xl0o 10 Simpson l..
Tru,ty, q 10, slo,s0
IL, Y, each lGx1o, TO Thomas Doud,
u A., sltt
IS, 1910, to George W. Murray, s., 80
$50 20
~, l7A70 10 Isaac III ION, 81 10, 500
80
20, ltx7O. to John Weutz. s., SCI.
Il, ljA.u, m John Weu,z, $3.50, sos
80
%, y. each l5X70, to John Wenta, 81,
$40
"a, 35X70, to James A. Anderson, ST.
30, Slo1 50.
-, Is each l5xtt, to John Wentz, So
10
y, l5XG5, 10 .Tohu Guthrie, s., A..
30, 81, each 1886, to Joaa Guthrie,
SFlO,S go
81, lGxG5, to George Drake, 1918, $50.
50, .1xG1, I" James Morrison, IS 80,
Sl32 20.
Total anonu' o. aa,e, sa1,2& 20.
l. W. S'idham 4 SON, auctioneers,
sold for j. r. Hoald \ Go. Saturday at
rnoou, 'he two-story frame dwelling,
NJ Sl2 Jefferson street, |Oratth on a lot
2pAG4'4 feer. II wa, purchased by ).
.SIoan tor S..W.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
BY Universal Accord

Ayers CatharSic Pills arc the beat Of AL pnr-
gatives for family use, Th yere the product
Of long, lahoriouS and successful chemical IN
vestigation, and their extensive use lhy.
sicians in their practice, and by all civiI1y d
nations, prov yes them the best ANA most et-
tectual purgative pill that medical science
can devise. Being purely vegetable n" harm
can arise from their use, and being sigar
coated they are pleasant to take. Ia intrinsic
value and curative powers no "'hcT FlllS call
bs con pared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues. will employ tholn
when needed. They keep the system in per
feet order, and maintain II healthy acton the
whole machinery Of If. Mild,se 'rchIng and
eiectual, they are especi lily adapted to the
needs Of the digestive apparatus, deranSgrr
meuts of time which they prevent ana cure Il
timely taken. They are the best and safest
physc to employ for children and Weakened
constitutions, where mild but efectual ca
thartis is required. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The New Railroad. /.

The Baltimore n Ohio Railroad com
pany appear to be in earnest about con
structinga q road TO Philadelphia. They
are having the old road, formerly used
by the =. w. II Il. company, put In
first class order, and have repaired and
built several bridges. The main ditti,
Guilty will arise after leaving Thurlow
as from that point they will have to
construct an entire new road, and there
app -arS 70 b" feeling amo.ig the own
ers Of property all along the proposed
oute, ho> tile to the company. Ii the
river route il adopted, it will cat
through the country seEt OF J. Dundas
Lippincott, of Philadelphia, at Belle
view, and also the farur OF r. Frank
Ford, at Claymopt. 1t will run through
ii row of houses AT Marcus Hook, and
passes about 300 yards from the Lin
uenthorDe CLUB House The probahili~
ty /, thaC the eoute on the upper leve.
viii be adopted, as the land damages
by running it through Ciaymont will
be so heavy that it will be cheaper 70
use the upper level, even with more
grading thau the lower one, and besides
the farmers wonll mostly give the
right Of way freely, where's! the Clay
mcnt cuttastrs will insist upon being
paid the ful value OF the d.uases to
Jheir properties
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
A Kew Enterprise.

A representative Of the REPUBLICAN,
was shown through the labratory of Mr..
}. II. j. Bush, Analytical Chemist, At
302 Market street, the other day, which
is fitted up with all the necessary ap-
paratus constituting first class labra-
tory. Tnis enterprise is something ne Y
for our city, bu: bas long been nece.-
sity, as al. Iat',ral and commercial pro-
ducts had to be sent to Philadelphia
and other places for ana ysiug. Mr..
Bush is now engaged in analysing tie
BraDdywine Water, a report OF which
vii soon be submitted to the committee
having the water in charge, and will
appear in the columns pf This paper at
an early day He reports the water as
being very impure and hardly tit to
drink
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Another Life or Ga II etd

The National Publishing Company
have issued prospectus fr the publ
ca! ion of q full and complete life of
President Garfield, the book to contain
$50 pages. The history gives a tull &C
count OF his early life struggles with
poverty, success rs soldier aud States
man, his election to The Presidency, his
battle with rings, his assassination,
his illness, death and funeral obsequies.
The book is embelishcd with superb
steel portrait of President Garfield and
Presto aent Arthur, together with large
number Ct tiue engravings Of the cabi-
net and physicians, and also portraits
of President GArteld'S mother, wife,
children, the old log cabin lcme and
many other engravingS Of interest
Lowe and Newell, 2ll Tatnall street.
are the agents tor the sale of the book
in this city, and are entering upon an
active canvass for the book. 1t Will oe
delivered bound in cloth for $3.50, and
in fine leather for $500. This is the
Book that is written by James ID. Nc
Cabe, the we'll known author and Is en-.
dorsed by President b. A. Hinsdale, OF
Hiram College, who was Gsrfleld's most
intimate friend.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

SHERIrF"S SALE.-By virtue 81 wit
Of Lcya-i rasias t, ms directed will be
eyposed TO public sale. at the Court House on
M. rket str ct. between Tenth AMI Eleventh
treets, IN the city of Wilmington, New Gas
tic cuunty, Dcaw sre. on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of Oct. 1881.
at 2o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, VIA
All tn I certain lot OF land with brick
DIVE l'ing thereon erected, situate in tho citP
of WILMINGTON, bounded and described as
follows to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side Of CnuIch
street at the distance Of ia feet fron the
nor,herly eide Of Seventh street, ~ Joseph
Nckow ans line, thence westerly Win saio
line and parellel with Seventh street, w ieet
TO a stake Ia land sold to Samuel W NC
Caulley. thence northeriy with said mcCau'.
ley's line. and psrellel With Caurcr ana
Bennett streets. Il feet to q sake IN Joseph
W, DAYS line, thence eastersy Win saia
| nay's line and parallel to Seventh street, "
| feet to the said side Of Church street, ana
thence ther with southerly II feet TO the
plqce of begin ming. be the .ontsnts more OF
less. Boos X, Vol. I, page 90. &c
| Seized ynd taken in execution az me prop
ertj Of .Jonp w. Reerbr,wer AMI ElisaDeth'
his wife, and Joseph q. Cohald ana Marga~
ret, his wife, and t. t., and to be SOLD py
PHILIP X. CLARK. Sheriff.
| SpERIFY's OTFlcR, Wilmington, octoper ,,
1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Dehtcatory Services.

NotwithS Janalug the threatening ont
lOuN OF the weather yest"fday, larGt
number Of persons, accompanied 10y
societies of ST. Peters, 81. Mary and
st Joseph churches, and the knights OF
St. Lawrence, o! this ci'y. al III tnll
untoru, togrthcc with the F!rst Eegi'
mrut Bud, lett tor A 'h!and, on rpr-
clai train of the DeIt"are We,tern raiI
r",I tor the purp0Sr OF uthicdLhS lac
new Catholic Church, of that place, it
divine worship. Al appropriate and
Interesting ad:if"%, was delivered hy
H. lt"v. Th0uas y btcktr, hi,ACP q:
tur Dlocese Of WlIul!gtou, who otnct'
Nsd ON the Hcrl,iJu, This church il
beautifully Io9a'eu, bdilt OF frahe ami
is jUX65 leet. a ne" parsonage ls near
ly finished Tor the pastor tev. Eatncr
Duuaahy. a good col ec.lun Was taken
up uuflus the services.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Asbury n. 1. 3.

At the regular meeting Of the Asbury
Mutual Improvement Society this
evening the following questions will be
debated:
Resolved, That franklin is entitled
to more credit in the establishment OF
American Independence than Lafay-
cite. 1t will be supported on the affirm
ative by William Y, Groves and Thorn
as Cartwell and on the negative by
James H. Floyd and James Mckay.
There will also be an address by Rev.
Charles Hill, an essay by Professor W.
A. Reynolds and select readings by
Miss Anna Stockley and Miss Anna
NJ. Craig The meeting is free to
all and a co rdial invitation is extended
to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Tlleat tGaI

The latest modern Sensational play,
"Felicia," which has been 50 success
ful in New York, is to be the attraction
AZ the Opera House on next Monday
night, with Miss Rose EyEing" in her
great character OF Malam Dumonu
The piece is n dramatic story Of woman 5
love, Lighy y emotional, and win an ex.
cell.nt moral vein. and the characters
are powerfully wrought. Miss Eytint e
will bs supported by an excellent com
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Accident 10 u Horse,

A horse b longing g Mr. Harry
Evans, and stabbed scar Eighth and
Monroe, on lat saturday night met
with a severe accident. 1t s"eIuS that
n pitchfork was left stant'ng in the
stable lear the stall, with the points up,
and it is supposed that the horse s.ruck
it with his tar, and Knocked it over 50
that whe. he laid down, the fork ran
into lis body several inches. fIe is
badly injured, and it is scarcely proGt-
Bile that he will re over,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Hurrah fO- our Side.

Many people have lest their interest
in politlcs and in anusements because
they are so out of sorts and run down
that they canno. enjoy anything. IT
such persons would only be wise enough
to try that celebrated remedy hiahey-
Wort and experience its tonic and rem
ovating effects they would soon DO hur-
rahing with the loudest. In either dry
or liquid form it is perfect remedy for
torpid liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
EeHeretY RurDeA.

NN saturday afternoon. Il little two
ear Old chi q, grand daughter of Mr..
ohr W. Reeve, while playing III the
nih room, .ei. INTO the tub "here boi.'
b wsfer was running, burning her
(re, hands and arms severely. Luckl'
htrn ether bad Il remedy for burns in
r house, which was promptly applied
ld IN the course Of an hour or so the
h was alievlatei. Otherwise, her
li''N would have been very serious
Aehre was al. drawn ut and now thu
ll's does not suffer much pain, hut
lace anu arms bear the marks OF
i %alling water.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Presentation. y II d.

In appreciation Of the kindness shown
to WATSON X. Mcclure. a member OF
the B-andywIDe Lodge ofOdi Fellows,
by upl4uh Lodge, Of Chester, in which
place he was ,akeu sick aud afterwards
died, AID saken care OF by Chester
l,odg", the udywiue Lodge present.
ed them with hand some set OF resolu-
lions neat Y framed, with all the en-
blems Of the order engrUssed. IL was
executed IN good etyle an will he high
~ appreciated by the recipients who
have placed il in u consp!cnou' place on
the wall Of tneir neetlng room.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
,,BsTLRNuN'S LIST.
suecess has Crowned Their Efforts

II is a great convenience for the eople
of Wilmington TO have such Il place to
get fue clothing made to order as we
have in the establishment of j. I. Mu'-
lin 4 Son, Sixth and Market streets,
where fall stock OF the tinest goods or
the latest styles Of foreign and domestic
makes are kept. Not being confined to
any particularplace or honse they look
after the most desirable effects made Tor
gent mems wear In cutting and
making they (profess to understand
their business), study TO please their
customers and give them what they
want. Everybody who have tried them
% back and also recommend tLelr
friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The Eleventh, street Bridge.

The large number Of workmen EN-.
rloyed in the manufactures east of the
Branlywine are complaining of the
slow progress made in the rebuilding
of the Eleventh street bridges. These
workmen are pnt to the expense of pay
ing for ferriase across the creek which
amounts to considerable, and is keenly
felt when deducted from a weeks
wages which is not too high in the first
place. As travel across the Brandy
wine is imreded by no fault of these
workn,en, 1t would have been nothing
mote than simple act of justice for
the Levy Court to have provided some
way by which these workmen could
cross to and fro without extra expense.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
n.~rerous ArtiaeiaIs.

Quite an amusing incident occurred
At the Dilworthtown Church few days
ago at the ordinary service held there.
A young lady whose hat WAS decorated
with a large bunch of artificial cherries,
chanced to be sitting where the beams
of the sun through the window fell
directly npon the blusbing fruit. When
suddenly, perhaps from too rapid ripe.
ming, a cherry exploded with a report
heard at the furthest extremity OF the
church, and the fragments flew in every
direction. The young lady has since
explained her reasons fer wearing such
startling adornments, to be for the pur-
pose of Keeping the young men at = sate
distance.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Anlnse me q -.

George S. Knight performed to
$2S. 90 house at Lancaster, Pa, one
night last week.
HAverly's minstrels performed TO a
$3.50 90 house at Lancaster, Pa., on
Thursday evening, and in Wilmington,
on Friday night to n seven hundred
dollar house. Wilmington is the place
for minstrel troupes 10 come, bad AZ
we'll as good.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Never saw Such saIos

writes q druggist. "Kidney-Wort Is
the most popular medicine we SELL" 1t
should be by right, for no other medi-
cine has such specific action on the
liver, bowels and kidneys. Ifyou have
those symptoms which indicate bilious
pess or deranged kidneys do not fail to
p,ocure 1t and use faithfully. In liquid
Or dry form 1t is sold BY all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
threatening - XII.

Lewis Smith was before the Mayor
evening, charged with abusing and
featenlng 10 kill his wife. Mrs.
Run ad.licate looking little woman,
Ia now Lewis acted toward her, and
N That she was afraid of him, as on
'uFday nigh: he had drawn IA revol,
and Threatened to shoot her The
MSS TESTIFIED against her husband
Iltl great reluctance, and during the
|''l" OF her evidence her eyes were
Ieu With tears. The Mayor ordered
cNs TO pay IA fine OF s. and costs, and
|'niSh WOO tail TO keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
AZ As',ury lauFch.

Yesterday morning interesting srrvi-
ca. we're ht Id in A-hury NJ. II. churcn,
in memory of the late :. 7. Hawk kins,
VINO WAS for Eliny yeas ltadll Z
mem er of that church. An appropri-
ate sermon was preached by Rev.
Charles Hill, the pastor. and addrl sses
were made by Rev. A. T. scott and MIR.
Edward Spencer. Tho mn|lc rendrrc'!
by the choir WAS eNc.liont, And we'll
suited 10 the occL1iun.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
- khyeu his YARN. y

A naive Of Flint l.iver township
went lanpjng and groaning 10 Me
.lice OF the new doctor with the blnr
and gold sign aud th- Latin diploma
AND the new buggy and th" cIestnu
horse with y tiahH face. " us the rh-lt-
ulatlz, doe, gr"4ned the patient; " my
Whole bach is est gone with II. lm
one broad ache iroH the hack OF my
neck clean down IT, the hips. ln "A
sr,iierin the tormcuts Of the ~ - Let
me See your tongue, eald the new doc.
tor. "Ah, yes; seq, | see. That will do.
Fake this presunpnon, get II ti.t"d aud
uSe 10 dlrecled. Four dollars BY
hok"y,' said the afflicted one, as he
hobn!ed away, "ef amt The luciiest
man in Flint River. Fonr dollars tor
I"okin' ~ my tongue. An ! WAS jest
on the bare point ot askin' him 20 look
at my whole back. Aat he bfaAthtd
hard as he thought By what Il narrt "
escape h" htd saved his tarm.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Michael S.roE OF

This popular drama was again pre-,
seuted on Saturday evening TO good
house. There we're many present wht
had witnessed it on the Friday evening
previous, and they did not appear t.
think that the presentation on Satur'
day night was as good as on that occa-
sion. 1t is certainly the grandest dra'
matte spectacle that has ever been
brought 10 this city, and il there was
any difference in the performance OF
Saturday night, it WAS because the per
formers were tired out.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Failed 10 Agree.

The Jury in the case of Walter Bur
rois indlcled in the United States Dis
Irics Court tor endeavoring to induce q
man named William Hill. to vote IL
legally, came into Court on SATURDAY,
AMI stated that it was impossible FOR
them to agree. The Judge discharged
them, and The case will be tried before
anOlher Jury.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Drunk aut. ssIsa rtie1ly.

Four men rarnpl Lewis Cumn ins,
John ~arInG. James Harris and cham
~ Kelly were before the Mayor ye>ier.
day morning charged with being drunk
and d'sorder.y. The evid rce fully
subStantiating tho charge, they were
each fined s. and costs, AMI or cred IT
furnish bail in the SUM Of $40 to keel
the peace.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
steAlner WrecHeu,

"u friday last as the steamer s. G.
hia hiApf, Captain Multord, of Philadel-
IN was proceeding from Baltimore to
,nmnlngton, Del, loaded with coal, she
AM aa7 leak and sunk inside North
p,, lighthouse, and will prove u total
be o, tne vessel was valued at $1,000,
,lruN Fargo at A5O; the latter being in.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Garfield Monument

The following Additional names have
been received at The stor' Of Dhnr&u X
Bro, in aid of the G.r,ield Monument,
which makes the total aum5ar rec iVeA
j2l: Weccacu Fire Compauy, .l"nN
II. Adams, Mr.. john II. Ad4tus, ) T.
BlacHiston, Howard 7. Crosby, Dliyt
X. Person, L :. JierSVr.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Bee ke mis- Neck.

Kinkade, one Of the Ieapers vita
Forepaugh's circus. which IL perform
ing at Pulaski Tenn, while Turning a
somersault on last Tuesday, fell, aud
striking on his head htokc his uect, ,and
expired almost Instantly.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Another Bait.

Tickets are now out for the First
Grand Ball of the East End Assembly
on Friday evening December IND, lool'
in Webster's Dancing Academy, AS
this is their first Ball no pains Will 70
spared to make it success.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The Grand specluIar

|ufy OF Michael S;rogott' gave a per-
,naAceln Lancaster, Pa, on Friday
ren'hg to a crowded house. Owing to
I accident on the raj i!r l;ll the train on
I'en the troair left Lancaster was
.ase" 30 long that the matinee to
I've osen given by them at the Acade.
N |, VI Music on Saturday afternoon, did
,r IAe place. They gave a perfor-
/, 'aure IA this city in the evening and
|. E, In tha l2 30 train midnight) for
Ss Ssaht.ugtoE, Who're they will stay for
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
i -, ON Account Of kh eu m atiS,n. >

ksu, rankin House of Easton, Pa,
lemspvo W Mr.. j. W. Garren. This gen,
(aaIn Ia. !. . wife had the rheumatism st
ma 1h ,nat She could scarcel = get about
Isliraiyyts could not help her, al
Isipv e =, proving unavailing. After
kas sS, Ee' Jacobs Oil for four days she
''e 10 attend to her daily duties.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The w Gather.

War Department. Office O. the @.
Signal Officer, Washington, October Il
A. M.
Indications for to-day-For the ~ 4
Atlantic States, fair weather, son' of!y
winds; rising barometer; lower temper
ature.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
po,a,oeS Bought and Sold.


N. l.. Janney, No. 303 King street, IS
headquarters for potatoes just receivei
a few cars of Rose which hs will sell ut
Scots. to 81 per bushel. Splendid lot OF
onions. Give him call.
s'Buchupaiba ."
new, quick, complete cure 4 days, uri-
nary affections, smarting frequent or
ditflcult urination, kidney diseases. 81
Druggists. Depot, N. b. Danforth.
Suicide and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for dyspep-
sia "Wells' Health Renewer. me
greatest tonic, best bilious and liver
remedy known. 81. Druggists.
Middllnxs.
Large lot Of Middlings for sale at II ay
and Straw Market, 7l3 W. Front. Call
soon.
Horsford's and Phosphate, a specific
for dyspepsia; Green's Ague Conqu@ror
for sale at Beaton Smiths Phar.hacy,
Seventh and Pine.
Cuticura soap, sulphur soaps, Laun-
dry and Toilet Carbolic soaps, for sale al
Hartman's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
lar streets.
Physicians prescriptions and family
recipes carefully compounded, day or
night, at Dilworth's Drug Store, Second
and Madison.
DR.. Bailey's Chill Pills, for sale by
Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, NO. 3o2
King street.
People in want of good clothing
would do we'll to call on Geo. II. Ash,
Merchant Tailor, 7O5 Market street.
Chew Becky Tobacco. For sale by oil
delers. The best In tho world.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
DO yOu sSit0v

that you can save money by employing
A. p. jackson 81 Bother to d. your
painting and paper hanging. Sore 5lj
Tatnall styeet.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
BO>ss an Il shoes

at low prices. Daniel McCusker. 2l6
West Second street, has got large ami
desirable stock # boots and shoes for
the Fall trade which he intend, to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him call
as he is determined to sell at the lowest
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
R0pNmmnl

Ma, a i. WI n; Hin, of Fort Wayne, {ndi-
|eas a, ,,s,l!lng ,,;ng his mother-in. law, Mrs.
" his Sa aus CITY. He IL acconp anied
L Or r.. s,ost laughter, a bright little z irl of
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

r oSr.-A GRAY PLAID SHAWL WAS
II lost on Saturday. in going from second
and Shipley streets to seventh, alone Sevensn
10 King, and do sn King TO Third; Che nnaer
win be suitably rewarded ON leaving tnA
same 1t the RyPUBLleAN ONCE. ecSlNN
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
SPECIAL mLNFIOM

The Wilmington Clothing House at
the N. w, cor. Fourth and Market SITS.
are the acknowledged leaders in the
Clothing trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
w nIntHN

IN expert ,nced china salesman. Ad-
dress "Lnp!uyer, RtrNh!-iCAN o!
, tire.