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Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
WEST Q. Q. ANHIvERsARY.
An Interesting Order Of Exercise .
A Fair Attendance.

The Sabbath School connected with
the West Presbyterian church, held
their thirteenth anniversary last even.
ing in the main bo'v Of the church,
which was comfortab ly filled by the
members and friends of the School. The
pulpit Of the church was handsomely
decorated with flowers and evergreens.
and presented a pleasing appearance.
The most noticeable feature OF the deco
-ariuns, ws two large palm trees, a
new feature In church decorations.
They were designed, however, 10 fully
illustrate the Srrlptural CAniata In
DIR the Palms. The exercises began
with reading of Scripture by the pas
tor, from Levitt. Ei; :N-+li, and N-h. 4:
1878, followed with an appropriate
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. krigwip, pas
tor Of the church. Charles Bsir,i, the
superintendent Of the Sunday School
then read his annral report iiespoke
very teelingiy Of the death Of our late
President and paid glowing tribute to
those III mJerS Of the Schooi. who had
passed the river during the last year, OF
which there were five, two teachers
and three scholars. The total member
ship OF the school roS hunters AS.
with all average attendance OF 25'; the
| largest attendance on any one day was
30S the smallest 40.
! Five members of the school had not
| mlssci !, Single session during the year.
| The col rurIluus for the year amounted
I" SSl53i, which was appropriated to
miN>lur AIRY work, church debt and
school purposes. After tho Superin-
tcruants report, the most interesting
| feature Of the programme was entered
into, hy the choir and Sabbath schooi,
which consisted ofa ScriV;ural Csntata.
in three parts, entitled "Under IT,"
Palms The first part. dclivrred Tt
present, d the return Of the Jews from
Captivity i'll Baby Ion, during the reign
of Cyrus; and the rcpo.e OF the
pilgrims by Ahava River, when they
prayed to God for future direction,
After the first pant Of the cantata had
been rendered, " memorial serv,ce was
held, and the memt"rS Of the school
presented imMortellcs OF flowers, to The
Iamii,,~ of IT," deceased menUr1 "i
ht =, huoe, hich was the Inust soIcnn
,en'at ,nn a requiem was sang by the
school, which WAS very appropriate I"
the rC,a ion.
ralt second of the Cantlta was then
taken up, entitled Rejoicing, rcplc.
."nt ! he celebration Of til" Feast OF
Tatcrnacles, after their return, when
the y, uple made q vow Never aglin
to for .aho the house OF the Lord y
Part third-Application, represented
the Il liv,rarcc from Soul Bondage and
the rrjoriag Of Christians III their
| salvation.
Each part was well carried out and
was ntcrsperscA with numerous Chor-
uses, quartcttcs, solos, etc. This fea-
turc in anniversaries is something new
to our citizens and was fully apprecia-
ted by all present. The exercises closed
with the benediction from the pastor,
and all present returned to their homes
well pleased with the Vests thirteenth
anniversary.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
SPECIAL DEnTIOn

Tho leaders of the merchant tail0rs In
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab-
llishment, N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
| Cabba9es.
Peter j. Ford has secured the sole
agency In this city from Walters b
Rhodes, importers of German cabpages
at Baltimore. They are the largest cab
bage seen in this city for years, some
weighing II, - and as high as 29Ds.
Oysters.
If you want to get the best and fresh
est oysters in the market go to Ain
scow's, I'll Shipley street. 20, 70, 30
and 40cts. per quart; and also Wholesale
and retail.
"Reugh sn RATS,
The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggists tor Rough on Rats. 1t clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bei-bugs
l5c. boxes.
skinny Men.
Wells Health Renewer. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness
Of the generative functions. 81 at drug.
gists. Depot, n. B. Danforth.
Let it be emblazoned on every heart,
enshrined upon the tables OF tho
memory, that the grand acme OF smoke
ology ha. been Obtained in all its per-
tection, glory and purity in Marburg's
Seal of North Carolina, ChapmaA,
Fourth and Shipley streets, wholesale
and retail agent
Vaccine Points, Tropical Fruit Laxa-
tive, Camphor lee witt Glycerine at y
cents box, Kidney.Wort and Hop
Bi,ters at Beaton SIN this drug store,
cor. Seven b ard Pine streets.
Hartmans Drug Store, Fifth and
Poplar streets, is the place to have your
physicians prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
People in want OF good clothing
would do well to call on Geo. IL. Ash,
Merchant raiior, ,705 Market street.
"Rest Insect Powder, 10 cts. q pack J
age. Taylor & Fullerton, Druggist, 3Ul
King street.
Awnings taken down and stored dur.
ing the winter by john While, 404 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Npeelmon Carp.

In the store of John Almond & Bro,
at Eighth aud Market stree.s, there are
three German Carp in an aquarium,
that we're taken from the fish pond OF
Hartman a. Fchrenbach. The three
fish on exhibition represent the leather
carp. the scale carp and tho third a
hybrid; they measure from twelve TO
fourteen inches in length, and attract
considerable attention. About one
wear ago over one hundred of these fish
were placed in the pond, they were
then about two inches in length, but
from some cause, about one halfof them
died. the remainder seems " have flour
ished and grown finely.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Srate Of tho Thermometer
st the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
this MOI ming:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock Ii O'CLOCK
4so $50 56e
The Wealth or .

War Department, Office of tha Chie1
Signal Officer, Washington, November
lO-l A. NJ.
A cod wave Is advancing from the
porthwes. and will be felt on the At
lantic coast during Thursday and Fri
day.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States, much
colder northwest 10 southwest winds
rising barometer and local rains, follow
ed by clearing weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
On Time.

For the first time, to the pest OF our
knowledge, the fast mail train due in
this city at 1855, arrived here on time
this morning, much to the surprise OF
all persons who anxiously await her
arrival. The operators at the depot
were almost afraid to leave her co no
in on time for fear something would
happen, but they concluded to risk 1t,
and the engine steamed into the depot
without any trouble. For the past two
or three mornings the train has been
arriving in good time and it is to be
hoped that it will e1ntlnne 80 to DO,
and our citizens will be happy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
In the Far w esl.
KAHOKA, Mo-, Feb. 9, 1851

KAHOkA, WU., FeU' D, 1ooV'
purchased five bottles Of your Hop
Bitters of Bishop Il CO., last fall, for
nv daughter and am we'll pleased with
the Bitters. They did her more good
than all the medicines she has taken for
six years. WIN. l. MCCho ~. g.
The above is from very re'iab Q far
mer, whose daughter was in poor health
some seven or eight years, and could
Obtain no relief until she used Hop Bit
ters. She is now in as good health -
any person in the country. We have
large sales and they are making re-
marx sble cures. W. BISHOP " co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
9TH RR STATES.
CabSslF0n follOWa.

l.ys a a1 v, endurance have healthy kid
biss ana a liver. No aches In tho back
k.ss Jt "! constipation. The cure for
ksa, M diseases is Kidney.Wort. This
kiois' i'7medy keeps up the tone of the
Nvs. ooaJ by enabling the liver
|qpctiosaan ana Kidneys to perform theil
Ad ds dru perfectly. Both the liquid
wi! are sold by druggists
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
,.Yhe Doctor Told Me

to take a blue pill, but | didn't for
had already b. On poisoned twice by
mercury. Tee druggist told me to try
Kidney-Wort and did 1t was JUST
the thing for my biliousness and con-
stipation, anu now | am as well az
ever" torpid kidneys and liver IS the
trouble, for which Kidney W ort always
proves 10 be the best remedy known.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Testimonial.

loutth ni Vhapman, the great tobacconist,
l0n, hisna Iaa shiPley streets, Whining
Vepet.ssthly recommends Dr. Simms'
blIs "ole sau ~ Liver Pills as the best Of all
bufposs,' 'iver complaint and purgative
Nv s,es aNs he says they are SO mild and
| Can T fu,, splendid In their operation.
ports, p,y py recommend the above.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Az sst Dtsasreeable Feelink.

Many people have lost their interes'
in politics and in amusements because
they are 80 out of sorts and run down
that they cannot enjoy anything. II
such persons would only be wise enough
to try that celebrated remedy Kidney
Wort and experience its tonic and rem
ovating effects they would soon be hur-
rahing with the loudest. In either dry
or LIQUID form it is . perfect remedy fol-
torpid liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
"a ~ sS1ae Ontluued.

After next Sunday, the train that has
been running during the summer
months on the Delaware Western rail-
road will be discontinued. The daily
train from Wilmington to Landsnbreg,
which has been leaving here At 7.lo .
M. will also be withdrawn after that
date,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Lady Beauliners.

Ladies', you cannot mako fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics OF France, or beautifiers
Of the world, while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength, buoy ant spirits and beauty ss
Hop Bitters. A trial IL certain proof
Sc another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
The HOusehOld.

This evening Rev. George T. Kramer
will deliver the lecture on the lwo
Apocalptic Witnesses" which ne posi-
poned last Thursday evening, on so'
count VI tho weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Tho sussex InsslGuGe.

The Sussex County Teachers Institute
will meet at Milton, December 7th, aud
continue in session for three days.
From present indications there will he
an unusually large attendance, and
there is no doubt bat that i. will re-
suit in greatly benetitiug the teachers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
heath from LOck.iaW.

A valuable blooded mare, belonging
to Henry G. Courtney, died last even,
ing from lock-jaw, in consequence OF
getting her foot hurt short time ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
The s,ood Templars.

Last evening Fountsin Lodge No; l5o,
Independent Order Of Good Templars,
Of Chester, visited Wsllola Lodge, NO.
62, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

The crossing at Eighth and Monroe
is in bad condition. An iron gutter
plate is badly needed.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

GNOR RENT.--A DESIRABLE DAIRY
farm, the properly known ns the OAK
Hill Farm, containing los acr-s Of very pro
iuctive land about 81 miles from Whining
ton, on the Lancaster pike, opposite the OAK
Hi school house. Posses ion given on
March 18th. Apply personally or BY letter
70 JOSEPH II. 9RUBk,
1l2 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa
oct27-tf-d&w
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

ttsrt siIuewalk sI on the east side Of King
lton. "Vs Third Is in very bad con-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

a>R. kILNE'S 9AEAT NERVE HI
II STORER, Is the wonder Of the age 1or
All nerve dises sea. All fCs stopped free. SEND
TO g31 Arch street, Philadeiphis Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

CHERIFF'S SALE by virt e "a writ OF
= Levari Facias to me directed, Will be e1'
posed to public sale at the Court hoase, on
Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the eity of Wilnington, New Caf-
tie county, Del,
On FRIDAY, the 15th day Of November, ls".'
at 2 o'clock. ?. m.,
The following described Real Estate, Wis;
All that certain lot Of land aud twO-stoSv
brick dwelling thereon erected, 10 the city OF
Wilmington, on the north side OF Reed street
from Jackson street., hav x q front of o feet
and a depth Of so feet, b, the same what 1t
may. ,
Sc zed and taken in execution as the pro
erty of Isaac Murray and narAh, hiswife, ar
HsRry Garter, t. +, and TO be ssd by
PHILIP X. CLARK. Sheriff.
sRBpIrys URrlCR, Wilmington, November
,th, losl noVssod-u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

IxTANTED "A PLEASANT FURNISH
w cd rsom with board for man and v ife
location between Ere on and Jefferson SIS
above Fourth 4; private family preferred Ad
dress "a. G. j." REPUBLICAN once.
novl0-6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
Naw ADVEHl lssA en- rs.

,,HERIFF'S SALE. by virtue OF a writ ~
y Leyari Facias to me directed, will. bets-
posed to public sale r. The Court House, on
Market strest. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Del,
On FRIDAY, the 25th day of November, 1881,
at o'clock, pm.
The following described Real Estate, yiz'
All those two certain lots Of land, situate
In the city OF Win nington, bounded ana 0e'
scri cd as follows, to wit:
No I. Beginning at stake on the we't
side Of Market street, ct 65 feet, inche'
broad being formerly conner Of y Syringe
lot. but now Hannah Robinson's the distance
the eOf from Third street, Gortherly SIDE, Is
now a feet, 20 nches, thence In line dlvi'
ing or running through the middle Of tn
gable end wal between said Robinson's i"t
aad the lot hereby intended to be conveyed
north IS degrees, west js feet ilchet'
rlx.ax n h. mi ~
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

Y0OR SALE-A TWOSEATED CAR
Il riaxe in good order, will be sod low. o.
the owner has no use for 1t. Apply ut the
kIPUBLIOAN otxce. HOW'LL
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

containing by estimation, nirl.s
| and SO feet Of land.
No. = IieginnihE at corner stake stann
| ing on the east side Of Shipley street, At w IL
| broad and at the d.slance Of 53 feei,sn inchet
| from the north s lie Of Third street, AZ ~ feel
| broad, being s!so a corner Of a lot formerly ol
| Israel Rrswn, fom thence with the line O.
So Browns lot, now ,honas ID. ftbson*
| sou h IS deg east, and passing through the
| middle of Ii c gable end wall OF aid 'ilbson,s
| lot or tencmert, b. feet ~ inches TO the ma
die distance thssce in .he line OF middle dls'
tauce. Mouth 30 degrees, west 2s feet, W% =
| / ches to cor or 10 merly Of Ziba Ferris lot,
algo corner Of a lot belonging to the far
mer's Bank OF TIE tate Of Delaware, saic
corner measures Is fact frcm the nor herE'
side of hrd str ct, thence III tho line now o.
formerly Of H. Ferris, north 81 degrees, Wesf
81 feet, ga inches to the side Of Shpley ST.,
thence north 81 degrees, east ~ feet, W
| to the place OF beginning. be the contents
! thereof more or less. Book D. Vo'. 8, page
&C.
| Seized and taken In ex' cut!on as the pm
perty OF Edward w Hooues deceased, Ed
ward T. Bellah. administrator Of edward ":
Ho pes deceased, and Annie l.. HoOpes) ana
| " be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHRRIFP's NIFICR. Wilmington, Delaware,
| November 7th, 1881. noV'io
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

~ EMONAL.-R. W. BRINE, A !.
II, maker, has removed to the no. theasS
corner of Front and Market streets. En-.
trapce on FrCnt street. noVlotN
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

vNOR Ks.Nr.-A RESTAU aaNT, WITH
no el lice nso, doing good business
and In good location. Address restaurant,
REPUBLICAN Office. novlTSt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

DOARDING. TWO GnN IL EMEN
F can be accommodated with board at
Ne. Nj Walnut street, uovlstN
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
BKEVITIES.

The leaders Of the retail clothing trade in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing House,
N. W. corner Fourth and Market ,treets.
Tha littla red ant Is now with us
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

Tho leaders of the merchant tail0rs In
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment, N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18
NEWS Of THE DAY.

Father Cahi!, formerly Of G-trgetown Col.
lege, has been appointed rr}si!ept of Lry:la
College, in Baltimtrt.
A recent racg of C4m missioner of Iutel nal
Revenue k.um makes ev,ry mcney or x.
change broker a!so q banker, aotl subject to tsZ
az suoh.
Rev. David N. GNbcr', Sell kuo1u yeucg
Methodist Protestant min'st:r, died on Mon
day last, TT his hone Gu Ken. Island, Md, in
the %lst year Of his era.
IL has b3eD decided TO Cause an cxannstitn
to b. made OF all tho backs liable to intcrcal
revsauc tax Except national b.uk.) 10 the
principal cl;lss of the country.
NJ. Gamhetta's fti9nda nr9 OF thu o. inion
that the Insults offered him in Paris on Tuesday
night will be Of vast advantage in his can
vsss. tlels now Gee aIed 10 b, n representa-
tive OF the liberty OF spaech and rcslsta:c C, TO
reVo iOnary violence
Csp'. llcnIy W. IIowsato arrived ia Wash
lrg:ou LIST nignt. 10 charge of q detecti,e, but
Is quite SICK. A deputy marshal has him uu-
der sltVClIlatca. and will remain at tho house
With hin uu;i some sc,iou is taken 10 tho casa,
No communication witt, lin is PERMITTED from
tu'slde. A preliminary hearing will be hi 4 10
q few Days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18
Financial.

NEW York. Aug. lS.-Tho Pests 6nsnoisl
article Gays at thu Stock Exchange tho depres
sion is mora marked than for several DAYS So
far rs the speculation in railroad shares is cor :
carntd. this is attributed chiefly to reports abou.
trunk line railroad sif,irs. The condition of the
President has been less prominent in the reason
assigned to day. Tho advance in the rates of
money although largely artificial has been q
generally depressing influence. U. .. bonds are
lowsr for the 41s tu. otherwise unchsn ped
S.ste bonds arc inactive. Railroad bonds
ara TAB Per cent lower. the chief decline
being in speculative issues. Tho net result OF
the fluctuations in the STOCK market up to the
time We write, when prices are about the lowest
Of tho day, is a decline of lag per cent from yos
terdsy's closing. Time loans arc 3is6 por cent,
with lew below per cent on any collalersls,
Prime mercantile paper is Sac per cont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

Il seon that The txeoration that was sh6w;r
Cd rom all quarters upon ho MahoDe delrga-
tcn that visited Washington dsy or two sitter
the President was shot, 10 orGor to be on haLd
at bis expected deniss, end to secure promises
OF assistance from bis successor. was not suG.
cl; ct to deter them from repeating that rip,
and apparently for Tho same purpose, during
the recent dangerous relapse The Washington
Critic soys:
"Mr. Riddleberg.r had cOnttral cp OF scve-
raj hours with Postmaster General James with
rctereLc3 TO certsin postal appointments 10 VIr
giois. tie Was also DESTROYS OF the removal Ut
railway mail service official 10 the State, who
at tho Convention Of the straighouts 10 Lynch
burg mado violent and elusive speech against
Mahone. Mr. Cameron and Mr.. Blair had sn
interview With Secretary Window oonoefbog he
proprety OF making csrtalo luternal revenue
changes 10 tho Stale. but they we're cut off with
tho reminder It at nothing would bu d rne with
reference TO official changes until tho President
could be Consulted
The conduc OF the Mahontcs is IS uGscenlg
withGu! as within the borders of the STATE; at
home it has Ions been thoroughly understood
and properly appreciated. nd abroad it is bec1m'
iug core ,ly estimated by the rue that ws1t OF
dec-ncy ls Wait OF sense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

SHooTINd,-Ou Sunday morrius la,t, Wis.
Carson, living at Broad Run bridge, ID thus
c1uoty. wss piobabl; fatally shot by Sa,nusl
JelkinS. Cursor had been cmplcyti ty en-
kins tor soUo tins pas. as @ Iarm h.bd. asd ca
Sunday alter attending TO his u u,l murroy
duties. had left Tor his bono. a nils or twp
away, TO spctd SundFy, bu: shortly after
reaching there he Was summoned to the door,
where no found Jcpkics standing in Tho yard
some twenty feet swsy, &un 10 hand. As seen
IS nc mado hls aDpsarstc, jenkins accused him
OF having stolen lis ooa! aod told him be had
come to kill him for it, st the sauce tino rsis
ing his CUR; Carson turned and attempted 10
enter the huuse. when jenkins fired. the i5pd
Striking his violin Just below the shoulder
blade msklag o terrible wCurd CaIs,u do
pics sill knowledge ct tho stealing Of tho coat
ADD says that until tie saw jenkins with The
gun. he had no idea that he had snytbirc
AGAINST hin. Tho uound though serieu, il uVt
necessarily fate. -Lom7om Mirror,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISER
HIRGINIA NEU.H

The hrd: through trsi1 ca no Richmond aud
AlIeghacy railroad made The Tip Y Yesterday.
Mr. ThoGas 7. Gar5ctt n veil kooyn a1d
highly respected citz 70 Of Els, c,un,y. died
few day ago.
Hon. John Goods i, anpoDncsd 10 nske a
speech 10 BerryVie, August 81, 10 behalf oil
the demo cratic State ticket.
The Gento Mills, one of the oldest struc ,ures
OF the KIDD 10 Virgnia. situacd 10 PoWhGtsn
county, have been destroyed by fire. These
mills are ever one hurdfed years OLD.
10 iha case of Mamie Harris, white si,l, ca
trial Tor he murder Of li..h Gwyn. a negro
woman, at Bry 3 idgc. nesr Dan7ll,, las
month, tho Ju-y ycsiodiy roturoed verdic,
OF not guilty, aud the prisoner was discharged.
Tne term OF John + poiodcy,er, ssot TO the
perlttn'ary from Redmond for two GEARS for
the murder OF Cha,l 8 + Curtis, will bo ont
about the middle Of February but three month;
will be deducted from this On ao,ouot o, good
behavior, and this will on. it down to sb)uJ the
mlddle OF November.
Wilbur +. B'nford, soa # John ], Bihfold
e!q, died 10 Richmond yesterd,y, ascd 3:
yoars. This Is The fourth son Mr.. Binturd ha.
Isl HllhIn tho pas: five yeats. Superinseu
uoue alucs II. DInlorO, or tho public schools
WI!llsm II, Blnfo,d. of tho State Library
Capt: Charles t. Biufold, tota aconist, and now
MIR. w. f. Biniord.
Reports from al tho regions Ct cjuutry sui.
toaudIoC DAlv!l!c, render it ccrtuiu that the
tobacco crop OF this year will DO greatly below
the average crop, and aIso inferior 10 quality,
Iho seasons have baen unfavor. bic up to this
time, ADD 90 rsias now can r1iko an ayerf 90
crop. Only short crop 9as planted for lack
OF season. and much that was planted has
died 10 tho hill. That which survived is yet y
irregular and Backward. 10 Gus; q leuo. of III 6
droulh.
Tho Yorktown Q, Admission propos, at the
approaching C; lebration to establish military
camp on the south back OF tho York rivor,
near tho town of Ycrktowu, and IS nasrIy a:
prsc lcabo ca the Grouod occupied by lie
allied troGrs during tho s,ige Of l7Sl. The
camp will DO under the Command of M;i. Gan.
Winfield s. aaestck. Ulitcd States Army, arc
VII! be governed, 81 far as msy be practicable
ny Tho rules ard regulations Of tho hlmg
Tuesday. Oaob1r is. Wednesday. 10, Thurs
day, -. and Friday, 81. have beca iisod upol
as tho days of celebration.