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The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-04
MARRIED..

MoNTGOMEEY-CI.ol the resi-
dence of the brides parents, in Elk Neck
by Rev. G.. S. Conaway, May 5th, ". 7.
Montgomery and Catharine Y. Cloud.
Observation-Disclosures Lancaster,
Pa, May 26. 1881, by Rev. James S
Mitchell. d. d.. Albert 4. Hanna. VI. d..
of Maryland. and Mary F.. daughter of
the late Amos IL. Slaymaker, of Lancas-
for
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a SPLENDID AMERICAN NICToRT.--
The Derby was Won on w eunesday by
Mr. Lorillard's colt lroqueis. in well
contested race with fourteen other colts,
including lferegrine, the winner CT The
Two Thousand Guineas. and Mr.. keene' S
Don Fulano. The EPSON Downs were
throngcd with people and the weather
WAS fair. Much interest was manifested
here in regard to the American horses in
the race. and the news produced 4 great
deal of enthusiasm. Mr. Lorillard re-
ceiyed congratulations on all sides. He
told 4" reporter that the victary uf lro-
luOis was a surprise to him. The Derby
Stakes. which are now won for the first
time by an American horse, amounted on
this occasion to So, 22J0, of which $50 600
90 to Mr.. Lorillard.
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An ENTERTAINMENT.

The Last Loaf, a dramatic temper
ance piece. was acted in the Hall. at Ris-
ing sun. on Saturday evening last. 10 4
full house. the actors performing their
parts in a very creditahle manner. IN i
iiuanc al point of view. the receipts were
all that could lie reasonably expected.
We understand that the proceeds are to be
applied to repienishing the sunday school
library at Rising sun.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-04

ADoLPHus c. SHAEFER. JR.. a promi-
nent cotton broker Of Baltimore, left his
Office Il week ago. and not returning, his
clerks supposed he had gone to the coun-
try. where his family were to spend the
summer. \ stencil coming from his
house i'll Baltimore, it was entered by the
police. and Shaefer' $ dead DO ly was found
sitting in a chair. On examination. at
Tie coroner inquest, :. shall ris,C.l SHOT
wound was found in the head, and a small
pistol was subsequently discovered in the
room. His brother testified that deceas-
ed had shown symptoms Of Soitening of
the brain aud a verdict of suicide was
rendered. Shaefer was about 40 years of
age.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rNIilS is to give notice. that the subscriber OF
Cecil county. hath Obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county. letters Tcstamentary on the
personal estate Of
THOMAS TONG.
late 1i said comfy deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated.
On or before the 3utl day Of April. 1881:
they may otherwise. by law. he excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate requested To make immediate pay
nent 10 the subscriber. Given under my hand,
this 18th day OF May. lsN.
JOSEPH MILLER
Executor oi Thomas Tong. decd.
Test-IIENEY u. MILLER, Register.
Nav l4-6V
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$500 Rsward

NIiJ. he paid by ihe Farmers and
w Mechanics Nutual Insurance Association
tcri county inr The detection AMI conviction oi
the IrreHdlary ~ any building insured in this
Association. - we'll aS ipr that ui Richard J..
Howard h"ysC. which was burned 81 the 18th ur
..Jh at March ,as:. ICar Iun.
JOSEPH MILLER President
iiINhG II. kIMBI.E Secretary.
t,ri.I T.
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qulte long enough TO keep on celebrating
"ur independence.
TIE Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times uncarths an interesting
piece of history in connection with the
Conkling -Platt designations. lie says
that on the day following that on which
the President sent M Robertson's name
10 the Senate. it was known that Mr..
tonkling and the other representatives
at New York were dissatisfied. On that
day two members of the Cabinet called
upon the President. and suggested that a
conference should be held between the
President on the one hand. and the Vice
President and the two New York Sena-
tors on the other. The President accept
ed the suggestion. and set apart that
evening for the interview. The two
members of the Cabinet made arrange
ments with the Vice President and the
TWO Senators for the conference, and it
was understood that it should take place
at 80 at the White House. Afterward
Mr.. Conklin" demurred, and refused to
20, although his companions were willing
Ia attend. Had this conference taken
place, it is believed the whole matter
would have been adjusted.
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9@ Chas. G. FFary, Of 4ldrain, Mich,
says:-Fu my complete surprise. | OBJ
tanned a good nights rest, the first night
wore an Only Lung Pad | have
suffered from Asthma for years. See
Adv,
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F.1R.NLNG TON I7E.VS.


Our neighboring village of Rising Sun
has been afflicted with tie vote in thei,
late election for borough officers: also
too designations. An electoral commits
sion that will report causes and effect
without fear or favor will no doubt set
tie the malter.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-04

The Government Chemist also adds: - regard
all alum powders :S very uiwho.e>nme. f'ho,.
pate and tartarir acid powders ibrtate their g;ts
too Freely IN process "t baking. under Naryin..
climatic chingcs suffer dct"riur.ttion.
II is proper IN state that al! ihc powders exam
med were rom the open market. and that the
original labels were i'll every ease broken by DR.
Love himself. He all" informs me that be. him.
self purchased the can OF Royal Baking Powder
at the store al Park y lIiori.
| have only t" add. tina. for % years the Royal
Baking Powder has been before the public. and it
l. to-day the standard tor purity and excellence
throughout the world. Because ut its intrinsic
merit and by virtue ri honor:sblr enterprise The
ROYAL Baking Powder has taken this rank aud !
am thorri.irc not sdr!TiSc.. ind ADVENT IN
the business anxious 10 assume Ih"ir p!cparL tIona
to be It's equal. j. &. HDAGLAND.
President Ro;al Baking Powder Company.
New York Nav % 1881,
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IL the tlfcult touft lof ecu county. IN Equity.
No. 1929.
ORDERED. This 9Th day of May. in
" thc year 1881. that the sales made and re-
ported by William j. Jones and Clinton NcCul-
Tough. Trustees for the sale of the Real and Lease
hold Estate mentioned in the proceedings i'll the
abovc-emtiticd cause. he ratified and confirmed
unless cause To the contrary thereof he shown on
before the >th day Ui July next: provided II
copy of this Order he inserted in some newspaper
published i'll Cecil county. once II week Tor one
month. lp:ure the sth day OF June next.
The Report states the amonut OF sales to he
80 800 30. JAMES \. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test JAMES A. DAVIS.
NIay :. lSsi-lm Clerk
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\ COOK WANTED

4 STEADY WOMAN. v h;tc or color
< A r,!. &" ia thu cooling W. hing aud ironing
Tor small iHl'ii!l. can hay" good home and high
wage, IL applying TO
may -. Il. W. .CRTIkSHANk.
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COUNTER NO. 3.

This counter is devoted exclusively to
Black Goods. which every one buys who
wears n frock. either young. middle aged
or old. A few years ago Alpaca was the
leading fabric, hut now mono are So poor
as 10 do it reverence. Then came Cash
mere, and what run it has had. and has
even yet, nothing having been invented
to supply ir-So firm Il hold doeS it seem
to have on every lady'S wardrobe, We
have quantities in our basement. and
more i'll the custom house.
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.:::EHE+CECIL+,WHIG:s:
ESTABLISHED IN is4i,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
AT ElKTON Md
AT ElKTON, ND,
BY H. r. TORBERT.

SUBSCRIPTION. TWO DOLLARS YEAR. IN ADVANCE
SIX MONTHS, ONE DOLLAR. No SUBSCRIPTION WILL
BE RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
The OBJECT OF ITS PROPRIETOR BEING TO MAKE
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The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich.

VIII send their celebrated Electro Voitaic
Belts to the afflicted upon 50 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to then, without delay,
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ORDER NISI.

IN RELATION TO THE SALE OF CALEB
Il. GRANTS REAL ESTATE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No. l.062.
ORDERED, This twelfth day of May,
" 1881. that the sale made and reported by
RcGbcn iIaincs Trustee for the sale OF the Real
Estate OF Caleb B. Grant he ratified and confirm
ed. unless cause TO the contrary thereof he shown
M or before the 18th day OF July, lssl prov ided
4 copy oi this Order he published in some news
paper published in Cecil county state OF Mary
land. week for one month before the 10Th
tav Of June next.
The Report states the amount of sale TO be
S4O1.un. JAMES \. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test. JAMES A. DAVIS.
May li-lm Clerk,
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TOR RENT.

fNlE 3WELLING HOUSE. now &C.
T. cl!.i, ~ lany Alexander. Apply 10
WI. II. FDER.
f,o -3-.f Or. HARRY ALIEN AMBER.
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Nor does this tell the whole story
i'll the dollar to make this a free bridge
tv, while in the lower counties the State :
interest has been given up III almost
every case fur the benefit of corporations
many of them owned by On-residentS of
the State. We are. indeed, q long -suf-
fering people. but perhaps may some day
reach the point where we will no longer
allow ourselves to be trodden on without
turning. CECn.
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Baltimore Markets.

Correcteri lTcehW ba ". II. McGdc} G Sons,
Gf"i1 amt i,'oi"cr fo.nn9i%Sioa Ner-
chants, f!5 MEid"riW'$ Wharf.
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QI,tlltoples Qolu.,,n
The Bohemia Bridge.

Nix EDI1 OIL see that the Board Of
Public Works refuse to sell the State $
interest in the Bohemia bridge to the
county for twenty-five cents in the dol
lar. as authorized by the act Of 1876. To
show how uuiustiy they discriminate
against Cecil county. ! suhiuin list of
the appropriations made To works of in
ternal improvement ON the Eastern Shore
which the State has wholly given away
without one cent of remuneration.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-04

.S Fifty pieces Lawns and t'inshams,
II REEsEs.
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FOR RENT

IT," three wel!-knowu nv ELEINti -
Hpi SIS. with business Basement. III <t-<Hf
II" town ii Elhtnn. Apply tu E=eEl
4 T. SIIDCkIFI. AI
FrH1g-Il AGENT for NJ | Ec:.leV
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-04

s%- Invalid wives and m others qnickl ly
restored to health by using Browns Iron
Bittcrs.
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QI't QetiI n1hie'
ELKTON, JUNE 4. 1881.

DECORATION Day is greater and more
beautiful holiday than the Fourth of July
ever was. Besides. a hundred years is
quite long enough to keep on celebrating
ulr independence.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-04

Farmers are much pleased with the
weather now. Is not that an unusual
thing? Wheat and grass are tiourishing
The prospect is that wheat will be heavy
in proportion to the straw. Corn has
been IA little backward. but the warm
weather is starting it upward. There
are but few peaches this year, though
down the Necks there will be some. 1t
is said that one man is likely to have 30
600 baskets Time will tell.
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ORDER NISI.
ELIZABETH X. PEGH. ET AL
rs
NIAEA II pJTGII ET al,

IL the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
II
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q REESE for value.

= Country Produce bought and sold
at RElsL's Provision House.
g, Bargains at the Hive.
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WANTED.

'FEANS TO HAUL POPLAR WOOD
< ;."n E,ktun 10 Providence Mills. Apply to
DAVIS, KEYS & co.
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The Sunday Schoo! of the VI. +. Church
is, this week. holding their annual fes-
tival ill IA tent in the grove near to church.
EXCURSION.
The Presbyterian Church congregation,
to Annapolis, on June 10th.
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Stephen Brown. son Of the late iona
than Brown. residing near College Green,
died from consumption. on Friday last.
his death being the fourth in the family
within Il few years from the same dis
ease. \ widowed mother aud Wife and
one child are left to mourn his loss.
ERECTIOr; OF y BARN.
The veteran barn builder in this part
of the county. Mr.. Joseph Richardson,
raised Il barn on the premises of Jesse
w. llambeton, near College Green. a
few days ago. Mr.. J. usual success at
tended him oil this occasion.
THE "CI.T wORMS'
the way of big snake stories we will have
to fall back on the cut worms without
any cquivocation: their ravages have GER
tamly been greater in this section during
this season than for number of wears
past; but whether they woud warrant
an old gentleman in making the follow
ING declaration or not. we leave others to
Judge: Having planted his sweet potato
! plants. he drove stakes around them for
protectiun; but on inspecting them day
or so atterwartk found that one enter
prising worm had climbed the palisades
and cut the plants OFF and then emiyratcd
to pastures new. We do not vouch for
! this. as we did not get Il chance to inter
view the worm. to GET at the true inward
! ness OF the affair. or even see the potato
/ patch.
THE l.. C.'S REPORT.
7 The honorable secretary Of the Lazy
Club reports the market quiet in qulls
and berries; bnt from signs on the bor-
! corner in owl feathers soon. REIN.
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CEC{LTON ITEMS.
CHANGES.

J. NJ. Ernest has sold his store of Goods
to DR.. Crawford. 1t is now said that the
latter has sold again t" the former
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THK UHRhETS.
Elkton Markets.

REPORT Ed BY y. SCOTT y EEu.
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EXCHANGE.

Rev. +. p. Alt.red of Eastun. recently
exchanged with the pastor of the NJ. i.
Church and visited his Old parishionerS.
much to their delight and benefit
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SrM Money iur your Woel, REESE.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AN |
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY le 1871

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
tons 100, $40. 0.l0 1920, q. M, 23O, 400, 100
1000 p. IN.
Philndelphia (EXpress) $50, 900, s.5t,
o. M, 1918. 965 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 205, 225, $40,
100, a.55, II. 55a m., 12.l3. 2.0S 5b2, 6SS p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, S.3e
q. m, 4.i5 p. m.
Perryville and intermediate stations, e.l5
p. III.
Baltimore aud Bay Line. 6. 80 p III.
Baltimore and Washington. l25l, 2.l2, i.02
7b5. s. .3S a. m., r. 55. l04, $50, 1851 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800, 9.3ba. m, l05, 800, 6.2e p. H.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations 9.S6
2. M, LOS. 6.25 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.35 q,
m, LOS p. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadclphia and Intermediate Stations
$40 a. m., 800, 100, 1000 y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.o5, 2.25 a. IN,
5.52 6."s y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2l2, 4.o2,
I.bb a. m; 1851 p. m.
For further information passengers are re-
erred to the time tables posted Mt the depot.
H.. +. X ENNEY, Supt
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

CITY TREASURER Guthrie last nlgh'
reported to the City Council that thee
were over drafts on the Treasury
amounting to $1S,320.2s. This bears us
out in our assertion that at the end OF
the fiscal year which closed on Thursday
there would be a deficiency i'll the treas
ury of $500 We are inclined to
think now that our estimate was to"
low az none of the regular june bills
are included in the over draft report
ed last night. When these are all III
cluded the deficiency would be neare
$50. 900 than $4,000. We are thus par
ticular in referring to this matter, as W.
have been accused by the Gazette in the
past of misrepreSentng the tinanclal
condition of the city. This time We
have the weekly reports of the City
Treasury to back up our assertions, and
our neighbor for a long time past has
not attempted to disprove them. The
fact is we were correct all the time, ami
the Democrats have at last wakened
up and acknowledge that the expenses
tie city could not be met at taA
rate of 81. 10 per hundred dollars.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
NOTICEs.
DROPOSALS FORtUEI.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June >, Ia,
Sealed Proposals will be roe.,u. 'Si'
Chairman of the COmmittec on uu by III,
Chestnut street, until THURSDaV wi at n;
1881. at 6 O'Clock, p. m., for fnrn,';, July /
public schools with about five hn,anlng u,
more or less) of Schuylki / coal l''sled s, tom
broken. Also about thirty cords or ,ne n.oVe nod
and pine. equal quantities. IN" wood, WOOD, Ol
thoroughly screened, 224O pounds 4, 'oal to b
Wood to be cut in three Length" ,he Ton
ready for use. All fuel t. be delvo,,a91 a91 splA
cellars OF school buildings and tI'eu trjmn ~ tn,
satisfactory to the Committee, |''n'med "
jyl-St Nth,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
An ExcI,s sion Party In u Storm.

WAsHINGTON, june so. The steam
er AIrowsmilh, which took an excursion
party down the Potomac yesterday, ell
countered a terrific storm OF wind and
hail of Bluff Point. The storm came
up the river from the Chesapeake anu
struck the Point, where the steamer lay
with great fury. One Of the lite-boat
on he steamer was lifted off the hurr.
cane deck and carried ..bont 20 yards
The storm, although of short duration,
was quite as violent rs the one whic.
swept over this city on Monday ni4ht
The steamer was forced against hri
wharf, and her si!e above the lowe,
deck crushed Ii, but the injury wa,
not of such "a nature as to in any way
disable her.
The worst feature Of the storm wa;
the blow! q down of the bath houses il
which were some of the eXcursionists
NJ escarnd se.ious injury except on
ycuns sadly vino was caught in the de
| bri and had L.r left arm fractured nea
tlt shoulder. The steamer left tn
poii Tor home Immediately after til
storm had pa Ssed and arrived here safe
" belweun . and 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Our dell Letter.
MARYDELL, MD, June 2S,

MARiDELL, MD, June ~, 1901.
My first batch, concerning the history
of this little village, was so ineXcusabIN
mutilated by yOlr typo that | have hes
iiated much and long before resuming
the subject; and only continue in a more
legible hand, that hereafter laundering
may not be a consequence OF clumsy
scribbling. l was not so much pro-
voked as amused at some of his aber-
rant deciphering Of the original. He
makes me say "singing mulliludes,
instead of "surgi Z multitudes. y
and yet the former would not be for
eign to the fact, for Prof. Hearn has sci
little and big, old and Young singing
during w." ten weeks he has bern
teaching vcca, music in the commn'i
ty. Farther on ~ has s.@tho1iot mir
ister fttwcell the bars. Now Rave i
With him il this is not an Us'y predlc"
mcnt tnr a NrIhnii-t rreacncr IhtA
are often at awkward i'd but seldom
,jalnmed be,weeN bars. | said "Metho'
dist ministers between the bays Now
chat is straight am! | am glad for Meth
odiSi III achtrS' Sakes.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

of the same name in the same State
might he taken for him, boldly affixe
his resi- dence, "of Carrollton," so there
would be no mistake. Richard Henry
LIE, was absent, sick, but Mr.. Jefferson
sent him copy of the Declaration and
obtained his signature. No one row
can realize the supreme courage and
noble bearing of these men at lndepend-
ence Hall pledging their lives, fortunes
and most sacred honor to each other, TO
God and the cause Of liberty. Thls
noble action constitutes the greatest
epoch in our Nations history. Such
was the justice of their cause that the
whole world listened in sympathy and
with hope. The tranquility and wis
dom of their ambition has been the
theme for the admiration OF statesmen
ever since. The simplicity OF their
virtues has commanded respect in the
palaces of kings and the cottages OF the
poor.
In view Of all that has been done to
secure our independence by our fore
fathers, let everybody rejoice next Mon
day Let them show their Joy in ra'
tional acts of patriotism and thanks.
Let the banners be hung on the outer
walls. Let cannon be fired, rockets sent
skyward and from the religlo"sly de-
vout let songs of praises arise like CRATE
full anthems to the skies, that we have
a Nation, and n flag, feared and respect
ell at home and abroad, government
under which every one can sit as it
were under their own vine and tiS tlee
and worship God according TO the die
tates of their own consciences.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
For. IeIaMaEe bX Moonlight. !.

The Youm.s Peoples Association Of
St. raul's NJ. +. church will give Their
fouiih annual moonlight excursion
down the yer on the steamer, Samuel
M. FELTON,, on Tuesday evening, July
10Th. The excursions that have been
given heretofore have been unusually
successful, ard this one promises to ex,
coed ANY that have been given. Toe
add to tho pleasures Of the evening they
have cured tn" So, vices Of the WeCC;;.
CO Land, Of Philadelphia, and they
have arranged splendid pro rammc
t IA concert beth going and returning
B SIRE aud 60.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

NLILOTT, JOHNSON X co,
III BANKERS AN ID BROKERS',
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Wilmington, Del.
Only sl6,5 500 left of the SIS, 900 Del. City ~
per cent. coupon bonds These bonds are for
$500 each, and run for 20 years from July l.:
with the privilege oC the city paying them of
at any lime after ten years. They constitute
the entire debt Of the city. covering property
assessed ~ 5000. .0OO and are issued to pay OIL
the present Indebtedness for that amount
maturing July l. We can recommend them
AS one of the safest and most desirable invest
ments now offered on the market. Holders OF
the old bonds can exchange their bonds for
the new ones by applying Immediately to us.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

THOMAS c. PLATT, Conkling's pocket
niece, has with his consent been with
drawn as q candidate for reelection I,
the Senate of the United States, and still
we have nation. If Conkling would
Withdraw too, it is actually believed the
nation could withstand that strain also
1t is hoped this is the commencement
of the solving of the difficulties which
will lead to an election.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

NyOTlCE.-ALL PRODUCE BOUGHT
| ~ of. f. Hibberd N. +. cor. Second and
Ring streets, will he delivered to all parts Of
mo citv free of charge. e2sa
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
wESrERyR.R

SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR JULY
Leave Wilmington for Mt. Cuba At 7n
$40, 1870 a. m. l3o, $50 p. IN For Landen'
berg at 7.lb 1870 a. m. ; $50 y. m. Leave M
Cuba for Wilmington at 7.2G, $50 a. m. tx
i.W, $50 =. IN. Leave Landenoerg al AK
| l0.3O n. m. 1870 D. IN. W."
On sunday, July B. trains Will leave VII.
| mingtnn at lo.Wa M. 900 p. IN. Leave LAM
dcnberg at 7.j) II. M. i.30p y. N.
jcn!t b. C0NNELI, Sunt
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

CITY CouSCIL, has taken another,
step towards wharf on the Delaware
river at the foot of ChriStiana
south side route, by ordering a
survey made preparatory to the erection
of wharf. This is easier than to raise
the ST., 900 to pay for it in the present
cripplel financial Condition eff the city
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
BROKKRs.
d X. ROBINSON 4 co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
N. T. OOR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
wilmington, Del.
Buy and soil Government, State, City Bonds.

Stocks bought and sold In the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commis
sion.
Lettors Of credit given, available in all
parts of the world, and drafts on england;
issued.
We have now for sale 20 shares New York,
Woodlawn and Rockaway Gar Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
CITY BONDs,

BY an order of the Mayor and Comm,,,,,.
err OF Delaware City 10 hereby give sSSs. nS,is.
g. the holders of Delaware City Bonds Of p.S. ".
issue OF July !, ISL that snail attend n, N. N.
delaware CITY National Bank, at Del,v",'' "'
my; r neiaware' snsn' on ths hrs day of July neE M
anu .. ,or several days thereafter during hus
the outstanding six per cent b,ads vys.a ~ ssta
city. Into est will cease to accrue a, nm nv NV
boIuls herein designated frOm and f,e, w ru,e he
fst. 1881 W. j. WING ATE Jro,.n..suul! ,' .ul!
Delaware City, May IS. 1881. ie2, Al;
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
On the Delaware by MOONLIGHT.

The frst moonlight excursion of the
hnse Bud Assembly will be siven dow.
tn, bay on the steamer s;amuel M. Eel
ton on Friday evening, July 10Th. The
ma gers axe making strenuous en-.
u-avtrSto make the excursion a pleas
a., = and sunesStui affair
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

YCE REAM.-PERSONS IN WANT0f
good zee Cream would do well to Mll %
JACOR STUCK, Cor. Of Seventh and kihs
streets as his cream can't be beat. 2S cenu
per quart. lei''~