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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22
II some d the departments at Wash

~ some Of the departments at Wash
iu-ton subscriptions are beng raised 10 procure
counsel Tor the defense OF Sergeant Mason.
Some Of the pcstoilice clerks have gone TO the
extent oi signing petition asking for Mason
promotion In the army IS recognition OF his
derng, snd Of the fact that he seems 10 al hor
the employment OF American soldiers in guard
ing an assassin.
Ex-MINIsTrR CHRIsrIANcY, since his
return to Washington, has been talking about
his wife in r way which reflects no credit on Mr..
Chrstiancy. and which was not intended "a ne
flee, credit OF Mrs. Chris.iancy. He has re-
fHfci to hti as ptrJUior. etc. This having
come q me cars Of he lsdys brother. Dr.
Lug albeol that gentleman called on Mr..
Chr st.ancv, but Mr.. Christiancy refused
10 see Kim Lugenbeel then wrote 10
Consistency, telling hm that unless he
tDMi>uaucy) preferred to coniine himself 10
assaults upon women. Ia warfare in print and
70 similar methods involving no physical
DANGER Or. I.ugenbeel would be glad to
most HIM IN Nireinia st any place within
twenty miles from Washington. etc The ex-
Minister declined the invitation because
he did not wish Ito achieve notoriety
ny assassination etc. Mr.. Christ
fancy wound up his tpistle by saving
THAI he would seek such protection as the laws
90 nN country afforded. This vas in reference
10 an unmistakatle threat st the end Of LU-
Stutees ,Qlstie. ClrstjsDcy acted on his
ttrtat. ana swore out warrant for the arrest
OF Llsohbet.. il Is evident that we have not
heard al OF the CbrIstiaucy nastiness vet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22
TOWN 3. RANGE 2-P.

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Commencing ; OF
ne corner Of ne
4 OF nel4 4rods
thence 6 6S rodsi
thence W 10 rods
thence S s rodsl
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tn. in norfheasf-T
erly direction s7l
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thence due G 4Ol
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22

JUDGE, severely" How do you know
that the defendant is a married man
Were you ever at his home?" "No,
SIR" ''Did anybody ever tell you they
were married :" "No, sir but when
see man and woman come to the same
church regularly for three years, occupy
the same pew, and have a hymn book
apiece to ing out of, don't want to see
no marriage certificate. | can swear to
the relati IN all the time." Verdict for
the plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22

IT.. tr- .t.pc of TIE United safes;
'"...i. u, idCr les II this state, lying vriu-
.... ..t.ecil Saginaw hay and Lake Huron have
..t. .ta..n..d ly f-rsst htcs A drought almost
Hp.o u,. lu .his section 4 country had pre-
t- .e "ay tog tle calamity, and houses, barns,
1.' l'-, '''t e. =. se.i fttfr imp rments, house
Nt& AA human NE have beon
rs '''"f,. ~ some townships the
Niit ~ snd eny picture
4 eta"n That mere than 200
4! o1A'ak ahd >uhocauon.
"~'e 1ts,4@e heip ess through
ru',r U.n \ men e8dca iren I'M S'f'y N,,n, ny
' :, ''. ~, H.rl q i5,2S. fhe osneyelence q
-s a,-tosof tase aitss,i e > e, tat sIo w
n"" ci.-r-a, aa5s ia,.opi details have ., en-
as5e ,. .l4eAs ihai Niter sppcai is
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,, -, s,''i .,,.ii.. as .'e IN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22

MANY of the great English towns have
taken advantage Of The cheapness of
money to fpud their DEBTS On better
terms--sone as low rs 81 per cent.
against a previous ) per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22
BRINp1Fy,s .pp,y TO CRY OF BoscoBEr,
description, 5tS 70 WON ASA &
D. S. seatOn ...... 4 10

PARKER'S ADDN TO CITY OF BoSCoBEL.
Lot 3. ..........l 1871 Jesse Comstock.. IS
sEAToN's ADD'N TO CITY OF BoSCoBEL.
Lots 8, IA and is ! 81 a. F. Philips. 10 4s
WATKINS ADD'N TO CITY OF BoSCoBEL.
7 A ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22

TIE fonmers III the vicinity of London
Ontario are complaining Of the drought,
which, IN length Of continuance AMI severity,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22
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thence $ Z so
l00ths chains.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22
~ AA5saNa.ENN.

SEaGr. MAsoNs attempt to shoot
Gu!tcau il not viewed with very alarming
amount Of abhofrouce o. even indignation.
Assistant Adjutant General Ruggles il cred
ted with SAVING that Mason Will e turned over
20 the civil authorities of the District Of
CoiUmlia. He viii perhaps be tried on a charge
f shooting WITH intent to kill A convic
ton on the charge IS highly improbable.
he subject to some punishment for vocation
Of military discipline. This probably vii
be the extent OF his punishment. But il
may be that he viii not be punished in any
WY. 1t would not lie difficult to convince q
jury--to convince p court-mauial even-that
Mason was not in his right mind when no shot
at GUiiCau
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22
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Description. :. 10 JA9nl Ass'd.
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rs Chas. Wiederbold. Il So
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-22
VILLAGE OF BEET

Lot 75.e....l 30l VIM. Edwards. l o
VILLAGE OF FLORA FOUNTAIN.
Lots ? and g.. lil0lJohn shclben...- 80
TOWN A. RANGE 5-BEET0WN.
So swi4 .......I 2sSaml Wcmer. "a 80
Two Qcs in cor
OF ca neA $50. 26D. b. Robinson. &c
Five S6-100 acs off
NV side of sw14
sw4 .......... 35Joe Book. ......... 2 90
NwM nw}4 ....... 35Joe Book. -. 9 70
TOWN 5. RANGE 4-LITTLE GRANT.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
q = =
DEATHS,

CRUMLlSH-On the 29th inst. Andrew
Crumlish, in his 6lSt year.
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence SIC
Washington street. en- Tuesday morning. MAY
Sd, at $50 o'clock. High Mass at St. Peters.
interment at old Catholic cemetery
HALEY .-Onthe 29th inst. Mt his residence
on the farm Of Mr.. Peoples. in Christiana
Hundred BENJAMIN Haley. aged A years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in-
vited 10 attend his funeral from his late re.
sidence. on Tuesday morning. May Sd. at $50
o'clock. High Mass at St JoEeph'S church.
REA DER.-On the I'd inst. William ]. Rea-
der. aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vttcd to attend the funeral from his late re.
Sdence, No. EU Chestnut street on Wednes-
day afternoon. at two o'clock. lntcrment at
Riyervicw cemetery.
WOODROW On the ID inst. William. II .
Woodrow. son of Stephen " oOdrow. in the
35th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re
Spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence 307 East Fourth street. on
thursday afternoon. Services 80 O'Clock.
Let us love one another not long may we stay,
In this bleak world of mourning.
Some drop while tiS day. others fade in the
noon.
Few linger till eve.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
THIRD EDITION.
The Demons Work.

Mrs. Ellen Cahill was found hanging
her room in a tenement house in
Second avenue, New York, early yes
terday morning. The alarm was given
by her children, two boys, aged respect
lively six and eight years. The neigh
bors, on entering the room had
not sufficient presence Of mind to
cut down the still warm body, but sent
for a policeman to do it, and when he ar
rived she was beyond resuscitation. The
woman had supported her husband for
some time. Both We're addicted To
drink, and quarrelled when drunk, As
it was doubtful whether the case was
one of suicide or murder, Cahill was
sent to prison and the children to the
House of Detention.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
p
A Retiring POStmaster

Owing to i'll health Postmaster John
Miller, the respected and very ca rahi
postmaster Of Newark, is comnrliei ,o
give up his Office. On WrlncS,ioy
evening a town meeting was held and
the following was adopted:
WHEREAS, hr, Miller has for twplu
years filled the Office of Postmaster IN
the entire satisfaction of this commurt.
ty, therefore DE it
Resolved, That We sincerely regret
that his failing health compcls him IA
retire from the postmastership, and
that, as "A community, We desire to ey.
press our sympathy with him In hi,
physical discomtiturc-Our respect far
him as a man Of inIegrity,-onr sincere
thanks for his continual kindness and
courtesy.
The following committee wasappoint.
ed to secure increased mail facilities for
Newark: d. j. Murphy, Dr. L. W.
HaineS, 7. f. Armstrong, W. c. Cur.
It's, ID. \, II. Clark, Prof. " d. Mack.
ey and VIM. B. ThurSby.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
.AtnlOAta FaIAI Accident.

Miss iicuriotta Mclrhi,r, sister ot
Nathaniel Mrichi"r guusmith, was ac
r.ucntaliy Shot in the neck, on Satur
day evening, while she Was standing
in the yard at her brothers. residence
No. 2l2 King street. James SlaugntrI
Wl- engaged, a the time, in clean ny d
rifle, which lad been brought t. lh,
>tor" +" u" repaired. The Weapon was
no. supposed 10 be loaded, and, when
h"iug cleaned, was accidentally dis
charged with the rrSuItahoyr mentioned
Miss Nrlchior was no, seriously iuiur-
ed, but her escape from instant death
was really marvellous
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
FIFTH edition
Local LtnLIa,s

VIM. Brown, the driy.r of
at AT the ,,s funeral of Mrs. Elizabettfb' ttfb'i1aa
ner, guided a runaway team ann = tn.
mile aud a quarter on SatnrI. lot 0ne
only accident sustained was "s t%a The
ing of a carriage pole. ' '''e Ofeat
A meeting of the commur;o,
perS OF the Reformed Episconaln ,nep'
OF the Covenant will be held nn', ra, G,nnOrd
day evening for the purpose l'Hs nf lhqS
delegates to the General CounciIV IV'rcts ,
meets IN New York on the 18th iD', SAa
The excursion of the Graoo ''' y,
Sunday school will be given o., w. E.
a. 1t will be taken to Cape NJ NJ, June
the steamer Republic. ''"y On
A number of Wilmingto,i,.
attend a picnic, to be giyen a',S ,t " will
burg, Pa, on August II, by tHs Inv F,,f'ls, FPaf'ls,
ship Fire Co. ofthat town '' '"ehd'
$500, 600 bricks were mado q,
II. Begg's brick yard last YEA, az 'ale' d,
number will be increased to 10 t ro0 dae ah
this year. ~ 'V'N,H0
Walter Bacon has passed A sro,...
examination and will be admit,SSN d"fi,esSNI
the bar at the next term of romr, t''N 70
The Library Association Of n, \
formed Episcopal Church of tbo 4r r Ae'
nant will meet tonight. 'D' 'o'''
A row occurred at Sixth and v,n
son streets on Friday night q Gina M"Il' m
was badly beaten. ''' uan
Rev; DR., Butler, of this city. N,. =,
turned from his visit to tb,a Jas Fs re'
States. HA'efR
Eey !, ". Kaye preached at A.
drew'S p f. church yesterday, ALI
The Board of Health will me., B.,
night. " '"'e' o.
TIL" Duke of Sutherland and mast.
passed through this city on Sa;nrf!,"7 !%7
People throngcd the Brandywino va,
teriay. nut '"'
The police officers have donped tboi.
summer outfits. '+''
Thomas NJ. ogIe has a deed data,
l14O. " u"''o
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
- - y r-.-.
EnMNsOnte Soda FOnmIAin.

Morrison Il NraSey, druggist, Second
and King streets, have placed upon
their counter beautiful and unique
SILVER plated soda Eountli OF 'ruit'>
patent, which i, quite Il cnru>iry in it,
way. Il is not half So ,arg" as the old
fashioned fountains, is more conyiru-
irnt and keeps rID" soda water cold and
sparkling without the aid Of piaincd
ice. I'll" same firm have also erected a
hand>"n" awning over the pavement,
repaired The paNrmrnts, and doue
every thing in their power TO have Il
COO. refreshing corner during the hot
summer months that are approaching
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
W. &. r. U.

The monthly meeting of the W. c. l.
t. was held Saturday afternoon. ltwn
decided to reopen on Sunday, June y
the gospel meetings opposite EoScndl.'
Park. 1t was resolved to disconlnla
the temperance school at Rodney chapel
for the summer The Press Commute
was reorganized and a Committcy Oh
Gospel Meetings was appointed Inc
Finance Committee asked that lD7
members of the Union use every emeaV'
or to procure subscriptions, SubSrrlP
ton lists, to be circulated around the
city, were given to members OF the IL,
ion. Resolutions endorsing Wm. Hickey
rs being qualified to perform the dune,
of city baiiitt, and expressing hoTI
that he would be nominated to fill sal1I
office, were passed. The secretary VII
thankfully receive funds for the pNF|
pose Of procuring a meeting room.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Another Comet discovered.

Professor Lewis Swift, tho aStrono-
mer, at Rochester, New York, yester-
day morning, discovered another new
coinct-his seventh, aud the first Of the
present year. Ii is in the constellation
Andronedu, Ill right ascension . hours
q minutes, dcclination north 81 degrees;
is very bright, and moving in a south.
rrty direction. II seems that Professor
Proctor asserted that the discovery OF
another comet this year "would give
serious grounds for apprrhcuding the
end Of the world. but Professor Swift
is Of Il different opinion.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
The Visiting Eiremcn.

TIE visitors from Harrisburg were.
on Saturday afternoon, driven around
the city and escorted to the various en-
CINE houses. They were the recipients
Of IA box "f cigars from the Delaware
Fire Engine Co. The Friendship Fire
Co., of this city, the Quaker Assembly
and the visitors from Harrisburg, were
rendered Il reception at the Happy
Seven club rooms. Previous to return.
ing home, the visitors We're presented
with the Quaker AS,rmh)y's ball
Dadges.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
A Vicious Horse.

In Brooklyn, yesterday, George Lyon,
clerk in the grocery store of George
Scott, went into IA stable in the rear OF
the store TO feed u horse, taking with
him Mary Scott, aged 20 months.
While Lyons was putting feed in the
crib the horse kiched the little girl, and
when Lyons stopped to pick her up, it
kicked him, breaking his leg. Henry
Argue, hearing cry for help, ran into
the stable and was kicked and severely
injured in the hip. More help having
arrived, the men We're taktuto the hos
rital. The child is not expected to re-
cover.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Western Floods Subsidtnc,

Their" is a general, though in some
districts very slight suhsjdeucc of the
tt""ts in ia" West and Northwest. The
MINNESOTA and Upper Missouri river,
nav" fallen rapidly. In Kansas civ.
Al>>unri, hu>Iue>, r"mdiu> almost cn-
uf"jy suspended, and over G0n0 people
are driven from their homes. i man
was Killed at this place 10y steamer
crashing into Il balcony on which he
was standing. The village Of oak
MII,N, in paUphin county, Kansas, wa,
nearly destroyed hy the floor. and at
Iowa Point and Burr Oak Bottom the
"atDr reached To the windows and
caves Of many houses
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
The Pwmping Record.

II. r. McIntire, chief engineer OF 'l
Water Department, submits lhG ,, !0'''"
ing report for the month Of ANFi,;: i,:,r -,
Worthington pump, at City Nil. ssI., "
honrs. strokes "a, ,0S1; raised to l''l
Spring reservoir, GS,r9j,Hl0 gallons MI,
Wafer ,i bower (tnrbinc) AZ City 457 w
station: Running time, ~ Gay. 4".N roI
hours; strokes, 1892; rai''" a. %
Spring reservoir, 3,96j, ,Oj2 Sa.g,S S,r,oir
Total raised to Cool spring Its5.tb ,;.S ,b4
l02, ,7Gl ,S72 gallons. Compared VIA ..pr !, n
corresponding month OF I4st !,s ;,l'ms sSS
shows an increase Of 1851, 'S- ;"t E'r IA.
Knowles pump, at Cool oIr"7I 7IaT
ton: Thinning time, :! 'laS'ri 'riojrr|
hours; strokes, 2j9, $50: r;llScu nonS ~ wv
street reservoir, 1O,9l3,ll2 ga''op''
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
at 30 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real est

The following described real estate, viz:
All the following described piece or parcel
and tract of land situated in AppoqUjnimink
Hundred. New Castle county aforesaid. and
severally bounded and described as follows
to wit:
No. 2. Beginning at a stone a corner Of land
of the said Caulk and in the side Of land late
of John Lowber, and running thence south
1874 degrees west o. 40 perches, thence south
50 degrees west 81 40 perches. thence north
7334 degrees east y 10 pcrches. and thence
north 10 degrees minutes west 81 perrhcs tu
the place Of beginning, containing Il acres
more or less.
No. 8. Beginning at an old broken top
maple corner Of land of William Martin
Neg and in the line OF land of George Mes
Sick, and running thence north 81 degrees
west Is I-lo perches and north 81 degrees west
q $40 pc 1ches to stone. thench south 80 de.
greSo n minutes west 10 90 perrheS thence
south p degrees east 33 2-lO perches. and
thence north St degrees and 81 minutes east
81 $40 perches to the place of beginning, con.
tanning 10 acres and 53 perChes more or less. =
No. /. Beginning at stake in the woods
corner for lands OF the said William Caulk
and thence with the lands Of the said Caulk
south 1917 degrees east 30 percheS to stake
corner for said Caulk. thence north 75drgrees
and "A minutes east ~ 35-lOO perches 10
stake in the swamp corner for lauds of Peter
Davis. (negroJ thence north 49, degrees west
south IS degrees and a minutes west ~ 35-l0C
perches to the place Of beginning. containing
81 acres. b" the same more or less.
No. 5. beginning at a stake in line Of
land formerly Of John LOwber, and running
thence with the said line north 763. degrees
81 $40 perches TO stake in the said line
thence north Is degrees minutes west by
line Of marked trees in the line between this
and the lot allotted to Robert Falmatory
another OF the lines Of Charles Black. deceas-
ed, 80 perches 10 a stake in the line Of Bcnia-
min Blackstone heirs, thence with the said
line south 1873 degrees east 80 $40 perches to
another stake in the said line. thence by line
of marked -rces a line also for William Green
in the amtcahle division made in the year
1918. south ID degrees and 6 minutes east 80
perches to the place of beginning, containing
by estimation 10 acres Of land, be the same
more or less. and also
No E. a certain tract of land situated in
Appoquinimink Hundred afore aid. bounded
as follows by land adjoining William Caulk,
Charles Green and John Bristcr. containing
sacres. more or less, with log house thereon
erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of John j. Durham, MortgagOr, and
Sarah A. Denncy. terra tenant, and to be sold
by THILIP K. CLARK. Sheriff.
SHERrFFs OFFICE, Wilmington, Del, April
18th, 1881. apis
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Al the CLAYTON EIouSe.

From Saturday mp until today at
noon the following persons had arrived
at the Clayton House: j. A, Stone,
Newark: S NJ Curtis, do. W. A.
Lyon, BALTIC; l.. Vernon, do, Jane,
Nelly, Lebanon; Mr.. aud Mrs. jules
Diendormi, Brussels, Belgium; Dr, j.,
p. Tustin, Phila. f. W. Schaetter, HN,
risburg; S. S. Carroll, BALTIC; j,
T. Edwards; W. j. Hamrl
city; W. II, Bennett and wiz
Cincinnati; J. II. paynter and wife,do.
Mrs. W. VI. KcnnAid and family, CIR
John W. Gamble, Chester l.. G. Aw.
by, do. Edward Andrews, city; GIN
Bellows, New York; Beriah FoSa
HavervilI":N. V; II. NJ. Knight, phiaI
Miss frankie Mcclellan, Miss GeOEl
kuowlton and Geo. 5. Startling, Of
Owens Combination.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
APIeasant A Surprise

!. Maxwell Ocheltree, OF t5le 5, ,nrl,,
office department, was, Oh 'n' ',"embes
evening, visited by numerous iN ' TN
of the West Presbyterian chu,v" n. If bl
occasion was the anniEelS",f! an eaJ
birth. He was the recipient u rs.laN M
chair, and his wife received a ah,rr"",b4 r"4
Of gifts. The guests were f9F" shmsns
With a ropious quantity ofretre'l'u'
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
paraiytic SfrukC.

JohuC. Bratton murpcco dresser IN.
me eIopIoN "l Genera, i, Park rostlr~,
was afflicted win = paralytir stroke
about four o'cIo"h ou Saturday at
t"rnoon and had fohc conveyed in
rArrHg" to his residence, 7ui Madison
street. Medical aid was at once sum
muucd and MIR. Hrt'ron thoughtnot hc.
ing abI" toad himself 1t is though will
recover, Aljtt,e grandson Of Mr.. Brat
toms residing Wui'hm WAS very severe
Iy hurt on the >ilrofh his head ia,t Thur
day evening hy stepping backward out
ol Il neighbours wagon tn" taiIhoard be-
InE down, Both Mr. Bra'tun and his
are confined IL their beds.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Petty ThieVing.

Last Friday evening a petty thief
entered tho dining room Of +. W. Gle
ment, No. 5Oj Washington street, and
took from the table which had been pre-
pared for supper, nine silver tea spoons
on which We're the initials "K. w. C., :"
should any party offer such spoons iol
sale he or she should te turned over to
the officers of the law and be punished
for the otfeuSe.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Delaware City Church Trouble

The Episcopal church at Delaware
City was closed yesterday, Bishop Lee
having telegraphed to Mr.. Kayne to
hold the keys Of the church and ltt
neither party occupy the chancel, The
church trouble will be laid before the
chancellor next Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Silver Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel 5. Harris, Alp
East Sixth street, will celebrate with a
large number of Invited friends, their
9th wedding anniversary this evening.
Their many friends wish them u pleas
ant time, and good start on the next
quarter century stretch.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
NJ MARRIAEES.

VAN NEMAN-SMlTH.-ln Philadelphia.
April eth, 10y Rev. William Cathcart, Mr..
Frank NanNeman, to Miss Sallic Smith.
both Of VII. Del, Salem papers please
copy.
BELI~-rERklNS.-On April 2sth. in Phila.
by the Rev, Il. r. Wtswell. Mr. X. +. Ben
IL Miss l.. Jennie Perkins both of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
l,rOXded.

Delaware Avenue Baptist I'M N. ~
crowded i" last night. ,[!,Ts Rev, . ;: II ILL
denan preached from , ,drmSn rI1os T. -four !
the conclusion of the seril,o', number
sons arose for prayer, i a after tho !
anxious seekers remained "'
,.;ces to he conversed with
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
A Beautiful Fence.

\ Rrandywine granite fence is being
placed around the ,ot in the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery, belonging
to Mr., George CapeIIr. The fence is u
very pretty one.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Personal.

Col. A. j. Woodman, formerly of this
City, and now Superintendent of the
Fulton Cotton Mills, at Lancaster, Pa,
has been appointed General Manager Of
the Stansbury Cotton Mills at Harris
burg, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
rhe Avenues Named.

The villa, known as the e,,r n'9 s9vencss
contains four streets anu IT., lo0, riyep Il
The following names were wRaD"5rnl
Saturday, to the avenues TriyerieEl
Green Hill, Brinckle and ,N,ontenth I
The names Of the streets are; tT,G,Jbteplthf
Sixteenth, Seventeenth ana E'
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
a -
Resumed,

DR.. Scott who has been passing a few
weeks in Cecil County. Md, may now
be found at No. "l7 Market street, and
is prepared to furnish teeth u, very
moderate rates,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Mual,ed Glass.

Some persons, on SATURDAY ! naS,be betsN
BROW Bro@ns 1s' pho photographs ga,lf6F,sss t6s sr
threw the pictures ar0llna 0ll.oJ whit
crime c we're arrested, but nothi"0
be proved against them
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Buried this Morning.

William Wallace, who died on
Thursday from the effects of u fall. was
buried in the Catholic cemetery to-day
For - years he has been employed as a
section hand on the T., W. \ Il. Il. L.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Fifteenth Anniversary.

Delaware Encampment, No. l, I. o.
o. F., will celebrate its fifteenth ami
versary on Monday evening, June 20, at
Odd Fellows Hall. Appropriate exer-
cises will be rendered.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
PPnna. Il. u. Co.

Elliott, Johnson * Co. received a dis
patch this afternoon to the effect that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,, had de
clared cash dividend OF four per cent.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
A Fatal lAick.

William Howard, who resided near
Media, Pa. was kicked bya Young horse
on "Wednesday last and So badly injured
that he died in few hours afterwards
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
FOR Kelly a eo'

The store, No. III ~ MAIL rid ILenc1
formerly nne y' occupied by yolns pavIa Kelly s :
Credit Emporium, OF fh'i"