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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-03-18
THE BEST OF IT'S KIND.

This ~ tho cnan wiih tho Mexican
Mustang Btnt'n Every mnil
brings Intelligence of q valuable horse
saved, tho nROuy az ~ n1yfnl aesld or
burn subdued, the horrors of rhetf-
Inntisn overcome, nnd of "a thousand
nnd.one other blessings nnd mrycipa
performed by tho OLD reliable Mex
lean EEuEtnuE G.ininont.
All forms of outward di8cuBe nYe
BDeodliy Cttftit ityfEe
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
Movement.

Mayor King of Philau, lphia intends
to enforce the law which provides that
any one carrying concealed firearms,
slung shot or other deadly weapon,
shall be imprisoned for II term not less
than one month, aud not exceeding on"
year. The Mayor says that whoever
carries weapons carries also the cen
cealeu thought of murder. "The class
who 20 ready armed to answer II wort
with il death. shot must be taught an
abiding lesson of obedience to the su-
premacy OF the law, and a proper re-
spect for the rights and persona! safety
of others. 10 20 armed IN great city,
where the officers Of the law are con-
stautiy within call, Is grand menace
by the criminal and thuughtlesS classes
against the peace and order of society
| which shall no longer betolerated. TIL"
recent attempt to ass;Issiuate the Presi-
| dent of the United States, suddenly
crushing down whole nation in sor-
row and uncertainty, demands of me,
AZ chief magistrate OF city OF nerrly n
III. llion inhabitants, She immediate and
continuous enforcement Of the law. -
The act of the Assembly bearing OF. .he
subject is quoted by the Mayor, and he
expresses the hope that II strong public
sentiment will lead to the abolition of
the iniquitons practice.
Mayor King takes the right view of
this habit, and we hep. that the an-
thOrities in other cities will follow the
course that he has initiated.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
Rent County IteIns.

Nathaniel johnson was brought be-
fore 'Suuire Lord of Camden, on Mon.
uay, and held in $3.50 bAil,on tie charge
of attempting to commit an outrage ON
a nine year ola child named Emma
King.
DR.. Henry Ridgely raised 20 bu'he!s
of wheat per acre on his White OAK
farm Lear Dover.
Governor Hall is trying to charter a
steambca witt a capacity OF carrying
800 persons, to transport the militia ana
his staff on four days trip to YORK
town, Va
Henry W. Draper, who studied law
with Hon. Joseph P. Co.negys, died Of
pneumonia, at Denver, Colorado, on the
Sth inst, leaving wife and three
chiltren.
John Laws was bitten on the right
hand by II viper while working On the
Raskill Lewis farm, near Frederlca, ON
Monday last. DR. paws.n was callea
ia and administered the usual antid"tes.
Although badly poisoned it Is thought
that he will survive.
Stacks of wheat estimated at 700
bushels, belonging to Peter Loose on
the "(ienker farln," ne .r KentoD, were
destroyed by fire on Tuesday last, on
account OF the engine used tor driving
the thrashing machine being placed too
near it.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
ElOpenhent. 4 n Young Wife.

KINGSTON, July 22.--The little coun
try village of Piue Bush, down il
Orange County, is the scene OF mucl
excitement, caused by an elopenlenl
which took place there on Saturday.
The wife of Silas Howell, the leading
dry goods and grocery merchant there,
on that day left the place in company
with one John Decker, a single man,
who for some time past has been in the
employ of Nelson Van Kennan, the
father of Mrs. Howell.
She is young, refined, and attractive,
being handsome blonde, with chest
nut-brown hair, blue eyes and graceful
form. She was born and married in
thaT village, and h' + home life and sur
roundings were regarded with envy by
many of her friends AMI neighbors. ~
the other hand the young man DecL ar
with whom She has now cast J. or lot
and for whom she has deserted b. ,sh,nH
father, and mother, is genera ~ look
upon as little better than . tramn
In her Hight Mrs. How ell took with
her 500 in money, au'. a quantity Of
lver ware which belonged to her. Her
parents arc broke nhcarted by the sad
conduct OF the r only daughter. MIR.
Howell Is or !. of the most respected and
enteIprislr. . citizens of the village and
he fon'',y petted his young wife. The
run9 ways have ben traced rs tar rs
t.iipeclitf, opposite this city, where
they purchased tickets on the Contra
RaiiTay for Buffalo. Several detec
tives are now in pursuit.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
Come West, (sirls,

In a portion of Colorado, known as
Durango, they have newspaper called
The Record. Its e0li"- extends the fol-
lowing invitation to VA4 girls every
where to come West.
We want girls Girls who can get
themselves up in good shape to 60 to a
dance. The boys are getting tired OF re
ceiving in, itatious with request that
they "hring ladies'" They are like or
anges and appl s-vcry scarce. We
want girls rho will go to church and
Bible class on Sundays, and the kind
who will take II buggy ride after the
lesson is over. This will help the livery
busines, and will also hasten the sale OF
residence lots, for buggies are the vehi-
cies in which homes are thought Of by
many people.
We want girls that can wait on the
table, and who can smile on us an appe'
tite when stomach bit:ers are impotent,
and who will make the boarders regular
at their meals.
We want girls for weet-hearts, so
that when we ge1 our arm shot off, or
are kicked by mule, or ar. thrown from
IL bucKing horse and are laid away for
repairs, we may bear gentl" voice ana
see the glitter of i crA stai tear spoken
and dropped i'll unc ,nscious sympathy
of our pain.
We want fat and funny girls to makr
us smile all over, AMI lean and fragile
ones to hang upon our a:ms, and petite
blondes VII" like to show themselves Oh
sunny days, and stately .brunettes, So
beautiful in the twilight.
We have mineral enough, and plenty
of coal and oxide CT irou. The on y
lack of resources is those potent civil
izers of their pioneer brolhcrs-thu
girls.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
Mauax emens of p. w. 4 b II. r.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany will not take formal possession OF
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balt'
imore Railroad until September l. The
COMMITTEES recently appointed to reor-
panize the road will recommend that
Mr.. Hinckley be urged to retain the
office as President, which he has f's'ed
for upwards II fourteen years. Mr..
Kenney, one of the oldest and most ex-
periencea passenger agents in the conn-
try, who has been so long in the service
of the company, will be, made g nera;
manager and his jurisdiction possibly
extended over otner branches OF the
Pennsylvania system. The freight and
passenger business will continue in the
hands of John s. Wilson and George
A. Dadman, the present agents. Some
changes, however, will have to be
made III the clerical force and perhaps
in the personnel Of the passenger de-
partment.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
Tom BentOn's Vanity.

1t was during Simon Cameron's first
year in the Senator, 1876. Benton was
apparently wrapped in his own great
LESS and hardly recognized any of the
younger Senators. Going up the hill
to the Capitol ono day, Mr.. Cameron
overlook the Missouri statesman, and
never before having spoken to him, ga
luted him:
"Good morning, Senator"
Good morning, SIR" replied Mr.
Benton,
-, at is a,p'easant day, Senator
"Yes, sir, )"
81 hohe," said General Cameron,
"th4t I shall have the pleasure Of hear
ing you speak on the Oregon boundary
question. have heard many others
h.t would like to hear your opinion
of that measure.
"Ycs, sir, replied Mr.. Benaon; "you
will hear me speak upon the Oregon
boundary question, and when you dc
hear me- upon that proposition, sir,
Won will zee that | will annihilatt
those who have spoken on either side
like an elephant treading upon bed
of pismires.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
SHAD IN ALL SEASONS.
Frozen Fish that are as Fresh al
when they were Caught.

Frozen Fish that are as Fresh as
when they were Caught.
From the North American.
A number of Philadelphia capitals
last spring formed a fish preserving
company, and between Ap.il and
June 4, no less than $4,000 shad were
preserved and stored away in the ware
rooms Of the company on Delaware
Avenue The shad were caught at
Gloucester, brought alive to the city,
after being carefully washed were
packed in crushed ice, which, by pat.
ent process, was frozen solid around
them. Each cake is forty-six inches
long, sixteen inches wide and four inch
es thick and contains ten shad. The
cakes were then packed in patent re-
frigerators with an average temperature
of twenty degrees above Zert and there
they remain until sold. The fresh shad
season closes here in June, but the mar
ket was supplied with shad from the
Connecticut river until July I, and it is
only since the" that the preserved shad
have been offered fl r sale at the rate of
$50 per hundred. Al hough the maori-
tv of these fish have been packed away
over three months their scales are as
bright, their eyes as full, their gills as
full-coloreh AID their body as firm as
on the day they were taken from
their native element. Prominent res
taurant and hotel keepers who have in
troduced these preserved shad to their
guests say the freezing process has no
effect upon the delicious natural flavor
Of this popular fish.
The demand for the fish is increasing
daily, and the managers of the compa y
only regret that they did not freeze dou-
Bile the number they did. A prominent
Chestnut street restaurant keeper says
that when lie first placed these pre-.
served shad on his bill of fare he did
not sell one day, but since then the
fish has become so populM that now he
serves from ten to a dozen every day.
Yesterday half dozen wOrkmen in the
cool vaults of the preserving nouse were
engaged in packing cakes OF the frozen
fish in boxes for shipment TO the West.
Thus far the demand for these shad in
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis has
been far larger than the most sargIine
member of the company hoped for, and
another remarkable fact is that orders
are coming in daily from Cape May,
Atlantic City, Long Branch, Saratoga
and other watering places. THIS fall
the company will freeze 80, 900 pounds
of blue tish and 100, 900 pounds otmack-
eral.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NAV le 1891

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta.
tlons. 100, $40, 9.lo, 1880, a. m., 23O aoc, '0C
300 y. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 900, s.bt
q. m., lib. 9.56 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.o5 2.25, ESQ,
100. y55, H. IS a. m., l2s3, 2.03, So o.Ss p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, Ssh
Perryville and intermediate stations elt
.. II.
Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 p: M.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.6l, 2l2 4.oS.
7 81, y 3S d. m, II 81, l.04, $50, lO.5l p. IN.
Trains for Delaware A'iN lSioh leave lor
New Castle, 60, 5a. H.. Loo, 800, go p. III
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 9.3'
v. H., lO5, t.25 p. N.
Dcluar and Intermediate Stations, e.ad o.
d., LOO p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
i, 10 a. IN. 300, 100, 1890 p. IN.
rhiladclphia and Now York, 2ob, Z25 q. m.
3.52, .. SP. m. ,,r, ~, , n,
Balttmore and Washington, 2bl, 2.l2, 4.o.,
So a. m; l1.bl .. NJ.
For tnrther infornation passengers arc re-
,rrsc 70 the time tables posted ny the Depot
H.. f.. KENNEi, SupI.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
GENTLEM EMS LIST.
RradIauxh And Kis Assatla a nta.
LII les | iST.

LONDON, JULY 22.-Fp the case OF
Clarke against Bradlasgh. before a
special jury-an acton 7" recover t'oo
penalty from the defendant tor having
sat and voted in the Hse'e OF Com
mons without taxing she Parlia-
mentary oath the jury 10 day rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff.
The only qu stion for the Jury to de-
termiue was whether the writ in tins
suit was actually issued after ot before
Mr.. Bradlaugn voted in the House.
Mr.. BraG.augh has summoned a
meetiug of his supporters in Trafa gar
Square, on the evening" of the 2nd OF An-
gust, to make an orderly protest aSainSt
his exclusion from the House of Com,
mons.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
Admitted 20 - OibS le.

The will o. Hannll, klrkpt1r'c: ltC'
of this city, ha> been adni led 10 pro
bate by the Register of wills, ana let-
ters testamentary we're granite U" mo
IA Drien, the executor named ~ t'e
will.
Three men, named liuhr', Barry
and Kendrick, were ser'onaIv IuJ.irr"
by the tall ofa soatfoli at H'a'hf"ra'
Connecticut ou Friday.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
E>iISTER'S ORDER.
IA, t.EGi STEERS OFPlCH, I
II I.,r L, gr1 Y On. .Il.Y lllY q lHHl.

NEW tAs1LE 'it 1 . ouiy y. 1901.
Upon the 'applicaion Of acob Schellcr,
txecntor of Jam tnr. IL late of winning.
.on iiundrci in -iii 'uunly, deceased. Ii Is
,r iercd and dirtr,c >, lhe Register that the
AdnIinislrutur HirT r'Aii Giyc notice OF the
,rautiug Of Letters 'iostamcntary upon the
state of deccaar,l with the date OF granting
thercot. by causing adv ert!Sclnents to be post
cd within forty days from the date OF such
letters. in six Of the most publ" places OF the
county of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the "a me or abide by an act of Assembly IL
such case made and provided: and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same
uer0n in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and tc
Ie ontinued therein three weeks, te-o-dD
Given under the hand and seal OF
U.s.. Office of the Register aforesaid, a.
~ Wilmington, in New Castle county,
.forusaid, the DAY and year above written.
). c. BlGGS, Register.
NorlcE.-Allpcrsons having claims against
he estate OF the deceased must present the
,a me duly attested to the Executor, %: ~ De.
fore .July Q, A. d., 1882, or abide the Acl OF
assembly in such case made and provided.
JACOB SCHILLER, Executor.
Address Wilmington, Del. jyl,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
REGISTERS ORDERS.
y FIfISTEK 5 TJIt1JEK.
~ RKGIsTER's OFPICR, }
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Luna D2 1851 l

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
June %, 1851.
Upon the application Of Joshua T. Head
Executor of Marshall Phillips. late of vii.
mingtou Hd., in said county, deceased it Ia
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice Of grant,
ing of Letters Testamentary upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by cal ing advertisements to be post
ed 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
'uch case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same
period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a
newspaper published in Wilmington. and to
be continued therein three weeks (e-o-d).
-, GiTen under the hand and seal Of
}L.s. office Ct the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid It's day Ana year above written.
:. G. BIGC.', Register.
NoTICE.-Al' pcrsC ms having claims against
the estate the dec ased must present .he
same, duly attested TO the Executor, on or
before June Is, 1885,, or abide the Act OF As
,emuly in such case mi &c and provided.
JSSHUA + II; AID, Executor.
Address :-Winingt on, nel. leg
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
Re0uests t. Libraries.

The will of Joseph j. Cooke, late OF
Providence, Il. l, who leaves one OF
the largest private libraries in the
country, bequeaths $500 to each OF III,
following iibrare,: Redwood aud
Athennum Of Newsort; Athena nm,
Brown University historic i Society,
and P~b,ic Library, of Pr.vidtnc'i
Trinity College, Yale College, Hartford
University, Wurcrsc cr Stnita'lan 80
ciety and Historic GpuelI"gira ~ lefy,
of Boston. The SIN ar- ~ he hSed III
payi,g for hooks purchased at auction
from the ties, afur's library.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
x.uL.nd,s EayOrttc p}lIu.

IN. Simms' Vegetable Livst Pills tsuea1
,at',dl no,, the bowels eas; by acting di
= Iy On the liver, restor the lost energies
Y promoting the healti.s action OF the liver
t"iny this. he,dacl,a, neuralgia, pains IN
~ 1,vSl or let sido OF through the limbs,
,,;ir estio eostivoaesa, sick stomach, weak
.cN, liz. ,ess, bad feelings through the
,iy' achins fl1nbs, bil!lousnsss, general
sasress d other bodily inirulities, are
.rod. r..ey positively operate without
Iplny, s.ctpnins, wexHeninR or leaving the
Ieis cos''ve 4 Asplendid, cas-, purHMSt,v,s M
20. an and Il il2 strs,t Ph,lad-lphiao02
80. ar-. St,h w tssLt t"N Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
PVDlsS, SALES.

nUHIIC SALE
L -OF-
FRESH COWS. SPRlN2ERS, STOCK
BULL s AND STEERS.
will sell at Public Sale, at the hotel o.
Jacob B. Hyatt Newport. Del, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1881,
at o'clock, p. m,
50 head of cattle, including some fZA@
very hne fresh cows and springers, HG
stock bulls; also 4O head OF Durham feeuiIg
steers from Chic.
A credit Of ninety daya will be given on ali
Sums over thirty dollars or six per cent. inter,
est will be 10 deducted OFF for cash
No postpC nemcnt on account of weather.
JAMEsS SAWnON, JP
l.. w. STIDHAM 4 Son. Aurt's. iy.)
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

Summer dress goods at 8, 12H and II
ts. yer yd.; linen lawns at TO- 20 ana 81
ts.; ladies regular made silk elnbr"id-
eed hosiery 20 Cts; ladies and gents
summer underwear 25 cts; zephyr cor
,ets 81. z5 per pair new article desigu-
Ad for summer wear. q. n ORRELL.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

Dr, Yellowstcne's Herbs of Wonders
for catarrh, at Taylor & Fullerton's, So2
King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
NyATTIE NEIMAN, ..M.a
Fashionable Hair Dresser,
49,, .oo rAsr SIXTH STREET.

Switches dyed and repaired and con pinas
made TO order ShsmpOoin9 also dome S;uS. su
tomer can be waited on At fesid snoes1 Best
satisfaction guaranteed -. y y ~
N. = Best of servants furnished ana Mto-
ations procured. r. Z N ly''-o"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

NOh nEN. THE MOROC'J VAC
tory on Adams st eet. Setwe.l Second
u Third. Apply w. Y. WARNER,
|e24.tf Mara land ave. and Beach street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

x THUCt.klEs.-WE HAVE JUST Me-
(T ceiyed a fine lot Of Canned goods pre-
Jared cs,ccially for excursion parties Per-
sons going on exc rsions should examine our
canned curned beef, coudersed milk, ham,
oyet ert, peaches, sariines, Jelly and meats q 9f
all Kin ). Ia nonsense to prepare victuais
when you can buy them already prepared q
yery low Irices. We will also keep on hand
A Ale assn-tmr ut Of tropical fruits. F]ouE. =,
az, 4all Al5e. per H.; 4 bs. prunes, &C.; ia
ir.ed apples, CSC. 4 lbs. peaches, a5c. rs
che rrea, &C.; 2brooms, 25c. h.toaros,
2bc. Or hour at ~. ~ per narrel net casn "
guarantee or will refund the money siiu s0u"
uara3.xod Front and Madison Strceta.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
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ROARDB No.

DOARl1NG.-FI RNlSHED ROOMS,
ID vita board, at sos King street jy233tt
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
~kNG'E5t,

w arl ED-2 BOYS TO HFJ -
| ,o M'ie, and one boy, le to " T. ON =
rat i'n.H sh0wledge of mach wears old.
|wo,i, SVou wages to these ,.no Mork Pm
Ez2-3tt ALE WORKS,
[ Spsaf h SssJp
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

COR RtNr.-A ID DWELLING HOUSE,
II rooms, 5OI King street. suitable for
.kc 'aml'y or boarding house. Inquire Oh
premises. wl3-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

EsAI.E.-THE ST. RSCRlBER HAV-
inp rented his quarry. will sci, one pair
t.x,ra v vorkiuk mules carts, harness and
n If quarry tools ut q reasonable price, as
a has no further use for them:
'''s JAMES MTRRAY.
jy22.5tt luo west fOurtn street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
OPERA GLASSES, &C., which they lie
SELLING AS Low AS THE LOWEST.

Both petng practical workman, all work
lsr With them will rocetvo prompt attention.
7-l31y.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

- GAVE OR RENT.-TEE REAL
Don Sam ~ The late Or. VIM. A. Tatem. in
~ esImae VI his is a very valuable proper
st. neofg1s, e condition. beautifully located and
ty, IN sooua soa nth shrubbery and fruits of all
surrHuna'ea srf,s and would make a desirable home.
KINDS, ssin inn mnu yiven the last OF September For
yuIther ih'o' b. Is. STEWART,
st. Georges, l1el.
n or MRS. W. TiLDEN,
ns2 North Front street, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

birds fMro Of nv o SELL 100 CANARY
Apply yc5 5v WoS, own ri Ing. All in gocd
"est Ninth street, iyl2 ftj
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

tired od;hAN Van HONEST, GOOD
hil. AnrInn mnl!e !eaK K,rl as nurse and MA
r rf'' W" delaware ave, " ,S,nl
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
n, MELCHIOR, GUNSNTTH
DAlNAkD l. DA DAWSuS-JEWELRY
Have at their store,
y29 MARKET ST., In MahkET ST.
A full assOrtMentN
Have at their store,
wsteb ~, Clocks. Jeweary. silver
ware, Epectacles,

A full assortment ~
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

qoet etgsmiiihREE f. ROOMS IN
~ Il. ,"hrn, "ahp,,K, by mother and son ,
hfoBLtCAN Office. Iya ID
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25
FOE SALE.
For SALE, .,.,,, , STORY DWELLING.

lC LIME NEW 3 STORY DWELLING,
49,, central and healthful location all
'eau.,|o.n, |on,nvenienoes, Ave bed chambers,
noderh ,,o oom' hath room, sewing room, COM
fittln1g ,vo parlors, dining room, kitchen,
nunica.'naEH aHd a light cellar, with cemented
aunaISy n chandeliers ana brackets IN place meter
9o walls l.dr with s,ar! pager ns
ppen sta,as,a closets, Chicago range in
Panirles "m nnat ,onntles; two fronts, windows
Fitchsem' iron ,o fences press-b pav.ments:
II Saes' s.s, c1ass. na At the low figure of TEN
el esllid1rS nrs;j.D AND DOLLARS. Apply lin writing
Win peIs'ui GRAHAM 4 SON, Architects,
.. ~ No. g1O Market street, city.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

store nn ,1 BOY ABIUT
|RLICAy am i1i"rket street. Add 5 IN A
= ''e. tss - :"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-25

ANTED - =, r,1--------------- L3ltf
"''h'slewelry store, No )FoY AT
NJ IL a