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Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
DROPOSALS ASKED.

Proposals are asked for digging " cellars
on DUPONT street. between Shallcross and
Lowering evemles. For specifications and
further information call in the evening, on
WESLEY EEkBRD " ER,
aus2O-3. Ninth street. below Madison
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Catarrhal POtSOu.

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered Carriage paid) by ID. b. Dew.
ey Il Co., No. 40, Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snutfs, douches, and In
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis
covered by Dr. Wei Do Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
IN two minutes time, thus forming an inocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar to, and as unfailing a., vac
cination. A ''TreAtise," with full state
monts by the cured, is mailed free. wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
It's cost. Rev. Chas. j. Jones, New Brighton,
L. l." One package cured me. Rev. Q. H.
Taylor, lao Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
ut restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis, Uobblsskill N. y" ''The remedy
is a marvel. lev. a. p. F'reese, Cairo, N. y"
ut has been CT great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Massena, N. y, Rev. Geo. E.
Pratt. st. stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
ste. real cure for Catarrh TOR $l.00.
ll.y Itaw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
American Legion or Honor

This is comparatively new Order, the
first Council having been organized in
Decem Der Is, 1873. 1t has grown ran
idly in public favor, and there are now
Councils III nearly every State of the
Union, the whole aggrega:iug G52. 1t
Is IN the natur' o! life insurance, each
member paying assessments OF dues in
ratio to his Il e and ;he Amount OF insll-
rance. Wn.I. B arn, Deputy supreme
Commander OF the ordpr, Is urw located
in our ciIy, and it is his intention to in
Stilute Il Council here. Dr. Bicrksom
has been selected rs me iica rNlmiupr,
and uther preparatory arrangements
are being made for organ jZanOn. Any
one wishing further Information in re-
gard 10 the organization can consult the
Doctor or Mr.. Beach.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Floating I,Drasa.

Reuben Satttrthwait OF Stanton Dal
a hnc lot Of sheep ON his farm for .aIJ
| Morris Carberry, the murierrr, co,
hned IL ,tail is quite sick again.
Attlis time " prisoners, , Of wAoi
are TO be discharged to-day, are ccnlnI
Ell in New Castle Jail.
a rege''a is beng arranged TO ak1
place September 4th. between Whining
ton skllls.
Albert Thatcher will preach al Sd
! Paul's NJ. l.. church 10. morrow norpu@
at 1880 O'Clock.
A gentleman from Newport insure
% tXrursiOnistS from that iown
Gettysburg if arrangements are mad \
| for an excursion.
Berry says he never sold 50 nncA
| leo cream as he is selling .hi, season
He r"lails from 80 to 60 gallJus in th@
Third street market, every market day
Rev. W. T. Tull will preac4 AT thl
the Red Lion NJ. T.. chmch tO.moroa
morning ut 1910 o'clock. Led Lon
was made a station and ltty, Mfi
Andrews WAS appointed pa>yor.
The five brothers, large CheSJnnttree3
on Mr.. John Bcrry's farm, in Erlndy}
~iue Hundred. have heHl separated.
The late storm blew down two Of them
and Ieit the other three standing.
A gentleman about threc-scorc and
ten standing at tn. 2. W. q b. depa
to-day and looking at the new car shed
said: 81 rccol!ecC when there was
dock here and vessels loaded and Au1
loadtd.'
Last Saturdays storm was very g
we're ut Centre sta ion, M the ". x
Ea!lroad Thomas Wilson had abm
twenty trees blown down, and part o' NJ
corn was ievel-d to the ground. >cvera
apple trees were also blown down Nl
HeLly Swayi'e.
An all day campmceting eXperltnc't
meeting will be held at Sloan Nj.
church, Booths Corner Dn!awarrt toAn1
ty, Penua., tomorrow morning an'
evening. This il rho church oi "lNa
Rev. W. 7. Magtr, who had chaF!e@
the Brandywine Summit camp NEE
ing, is pastor.
All day yesterday the tenters at !Ae
Braniywinc Summit camp meeting
kept dropping into the city to nesy
with warm greeting from the friends
from HON they had been parted lol
nearly a week. The last came Josg'ns
along about sundown. They looSe1 ~
if they hal all been talking face 10 iac'
with The sun.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
N "W school.

Mrs. Laura Osgood Hardness has
rntrd The hall in the VI ,Clary buiId-
ing, formerly occupied by the House
hold Of Faith, and will oucn q select
school tor the instruction of children,
IN Monday, the j Ii of September. Mrs
n. has had spar deal OF Experience
in inparfing knowledge TO the young,
havlng Sprnt over twenty years in the
schools OF our city, and aS principal OF
No. ! occupied IL very hign place in
public estimation as II successful III
struaroi Of youth. We understand
that she ha' met with great encourage
ment from many OF our best citizens
and will open her .hool under very
favorable auspices. She his employed
three ttar.Irrs and will leave nothing
un'ione to make it successful. Those
children to her care NAV
rest assured that justice will b. meled
out TO them. She desires her friends
in the country as well AS nthc city to
remember her s:hoo! when making
a selection of tutors for their children
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Prof. Crabb's Asxlh Year.

A. Proprietor and Principal Of the
Wilmington Academy, begins on Mon.
day, September 5,h, 1881. During thai
time this institution has achieved a
name sec nd 20 none in this city, tor
thorough instruction, and for carrying
to II letter Whit it auvertises. This
school enrolled the first year of its OK.
lSi"nce 3J.stHden's, and last year 15l.
Among hS maay testimonials We ap-
pend The following:
I'm connection with the practical
of my patronage, |
state that Prot. James II.
Crabb maniieStS as an educator that
comuieudabl- enthU siasm which is es-
sem ial to succe = in any undertaking.
lie wins the good feelings, commands
tie respect Of his pupils, and s,ldies 10
1hem to excel in their lesson
ana department. GEpKHE II. KkAMER.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
THIRD EDITION,
A Crazy Mother.

A gentleman writing a note to the RE
PUBLICAN office this morning stated
that as he was coming along Second
street last night he saw woman agita
ted with two children, one about two
years old and the other, one, hurryirg g
down Tatnall street about . 80 p. m.
towards the railroad crossing Think
ing all was not right he followed the
woman to see what her purpose was.
A freight train came along at the time
and the woman pressed so rapidly tow
ards the train that found she was in
immediate danger and the gentleman
had to act Immediately to keep her
from throwing herself with her children
beneath the carwheels. Asking her for
an explanation of her conduct she said
her husband had gone TO Albany, n. V,
with the rest of the children The gen
tleman says the woman lives on Orarge
street between Fifth and Sixth streets,
and he suggests that in her weak state
Of mind she needs locking after.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
AFRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
A Man Becomes EntansIed IN INV
Reins and IL Dragged ny p""
of Runaway Mules.

On Thursday atternot II, Mr, h,n',l ,,,
c Taylor, residing ut No. NO '"" a~
Eighth street, was with his team, Dvi
,isring of pair Of mules and alm Ail'
tur. car. on Front street near LHo'elr
ana about twenty feet from the ID" "a,
road. Before he had alighted IRON 'na
wagon, u shifting engine came ",h
backing some cars aud frishtenlNs ;nsl ;n
mules they suddenly turned Throwing
Mr. ravlor out and started to rum
he fel, his feet became en1anSlea III ,n
reins, and he was dragged aNo"I ,nI ""
hundred aud fifty feet on the sfo'Ih ,hs
Fortunately some one stopPg' hsv .r
frightened beasts, or no Woo!u "" an
raln killed. He was picked up IL
insensible condition, but revived oe.~ 't,
he arrived at his home, TO wnlcn p"
he wa, Immediately conveyed rs
Mr.. Tay!or's clothes were pro.'y ,h.1 I
torn off him, and he received u II III
of severe bruises and cuts, one u '
worst of which is on his forehead. IL, 0k
He desires to return hi, sincere In"I" ''ind
TO those VINO assisted him by s'oPp'"1
the mules, picking up the money VT ' q
other articles that had been lost ou' NJ
his pockets, and conveying mn "
home.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
silver RrOOk SeryfcCs.

Religious services are still being held
at 80 and u y. m, every Sunday after
noon under the large tree in tne vi lage
Silver brook is one of the suburbs of
the city beyond Union street on the
Lancaster pike opposite the new Catho-
lie cemetery. A. J. Dolbow and Others
Wi! address the meeting, ana all are
cordially invited to attend. A com
mlttee ~ now engaged in collecting
money for the erection of a chapel aud
it is meeting with fair success.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
The =. W. Il N.'s Central Division.

The following order has been issued
BY lht Prnnsy ylvania Railroad:
w EST CHESTER " PHlLA. II. Il.
PHILA. Il BAIT. CENTRAL X. Il.
GENERAL NOrICE.-The companies
above named have 10y agreement dated
August 1881, appointed the Philaiel-
phiA Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company their agent, to operate
their lines. These lines will be known
az The Central Division of the Phl.a-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad. The instructions of the Off
GERS of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
s.ndthe Baltimore Railroad Company,
will te respected and oheyed accord
ingIy. The undersigned will oontinue
fJr The present to act as President.
HENRY WOoD, President.
PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Brings Rellti.

A, no time is man secure from at
tacks Of such painful and dangerous
disorders of the stomach as cholera
cholera morbnS, cramps, dlMrhua and
dysentery; but these complaints are par
1lcnlarly common during the heated
term, when it is doubly dangerous to
neglect them. Perry Davis Pam killer
is remedy that has never failed when
tried, and the severest attacks have
been cured by it. 1t leaves no evil ef-
fects, and invariably brings relief to he
sufferer. Every reputable druggist in
t e country sells Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Personals.

Mrs, John Morrow left to-day for a
couple Of weeks sojourn at Atlantic
City.
Rev. Dr. Caldwell, of Dover, after
leaving the Brandywine Summit Camp
Friday morning, went to Ocean Grove
to pass few days in rccuperating.
Rev. Dr.. Hughes left the camp at he
same time and went up to Joanna
Heights TO stay during the remainder
of the camp at thai place.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
How 1 Feel.

81 was troubled for many years with
hidney Complaint, Gravel, &c; my
blood became thin; | was dull aud in.
active; could hardly crawl about was
an Old worn out man all over: could re,
nothing to help me until l got Hop Bit.
ters now | am young man again. NY
bltod ana kidneys are all right, and !
am as active as a man of 30, although |
am Y, and | have no doubt it will do as
well for others of my age. 1t is worth
a trial. ."-Fathtr.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
II EAT RI q.
BR ACklN-On the 18th inst, Susie W.
daughter Of Thomas and Mary l.. Brdckin,

BR RaCklN-On the 18th inst, Susie W
daughter Of Thomas and Mary l.. Brdckin
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends arc esCectfllly In
vited to attend the funeral from ,hc residence
of her parents. near FoulKlan1. Mill Cree,
Hundred. on Monday, the I'D last. at i.
o'clo"k. 7. NJ. lnterMcnt at ST. James
church
BhlNk.-Nn tde 1ath inst, Mary W. Brink
Ihe rela ives and ieads ara RESPECTFULLY in
Vit.d TO tt"ni th" funeral fra the residence
u her husband, Chesfer W. BRINK. urhcast
corner lweltth and Walnut streets, on sat
nfday. Augun 10th. at 3 o'clock y. m, with.
out further notice SeV4ceS at the Gid
swede'' Church at 3.aJ p IN.
" On the 18th inst, Jacob Cur.
rlHder. in the 4S:h year Of his age
heialiVes and friends are respectfully in
vited 70 attend the f,neral from The Brand?-
wire N. +. church, 2.nd and Market street,
Sunday, August 2lst, at 2.3o +. N.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
FOURTH EDITION
EsTED WHILE FLEEING.
A Ru naway EngIishman Caught On
the Pc

thePeHnsylva
Philadelphia, Aug. 2O.-Telegrams
were received from England by Chief of
Poilce Givin on Monday aud Tuesday
last directing the arrest of oseph Brump.
ton, travelling as Henry Searlp, a cabin
passenger on the Pennsylvania, which
sailed from Liverpool ON the 9Th inst.
The man has a woman, Tho passd on
the steamer as Mrs. Searle, but who
aftrrwart. confessed that her right name
is Harriet Clayton; and he is charged
with forging and uttering acceptonces
and bills of exchange in the names of
Cooper Snowden, F, +. Lord, and
Il. Shunte; aud with intent to detraud
Marcham Cook and Alfred Sacw.ll
At five o'clock yesterday morning De-
tectlve jackson boarded The police tug
S,okley and passed down the river to
Chester where the approaching steam.
snip WIS met. When the vessel had
reached the dock the baggage of the
prisoners was found to CO ,sist of two
tin trunks, two boxes, tour valiSes, and
number OF small packages, the labels
OF some OF them bearing the name Mr..
a Searie and Others Mr. II. Searle.
,pon reaching the Central Station.
where they were taken as soon as their
hagsag" passed the Cnstom-Louse' OIL.
GERS, inspection, t36 IN gold was found
upon hrl,nptan. A Lad OF nineteen. a
olS'aht connection otthe prisoner, came
over WIN lilM rs steerage passenger
Win The hope Of lettering his condition
III TINS country. Brumpton paid hls
expenses, and he had only nineteen
cents IN us pocket when he sleppta
ashore. There are no charges apairsr
the lad and the British Consul will |
no doubt provide for him. English |
oii1cers are expected to arr We III a fort
nish' with eNtratltiou ,aners, unQl !
winch Time the man will be- detained in |
TINS cry. Last night Chicf Glvin re-
celvtd dNo ntr telegram from the |
o! p,Iice a. Grimshv, !
"a town III Lincolnshire, about l9o mics
from London, and where Eru,up on
tn" alleged torgcr,e,, re. !
guessing him to release the won IN
from custody, as there was no charg"
against her. AT her dismissal o!n
The Central Station she proceeded 10
the American Hotel, op,,os.,c where
she engaged u room.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
SECOND EDITION.
Deadly Fear Of Poverty.

Mrs. JaIe Pierson, of Kingston,
n. Y. was found dead in her bed. She
was the divorced wife of DR.. William
b. pierson of Goshen, and was the Sis
ter Of Judge Dubois of Kingston. A
she had lied herself by taking strych.
nine. A letter was found in her room
in which she said that she had no de
sire to live, ard wished no display to be
mad. al her funeral She was worth
about $4,000 yet feared she would
some time become impoverished.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Large Potatoes.

Samuel d Morrow, OF Greenville,
Delaware, claims the champion belt for
raising large early rose POTATOES. BE
left two at the REPUBLICAN office this
Saturday morning, which weighed
respectively one pound and twelve
ounces, and the other one pound and
two ounces. The potatoes are clean,
healthy and solid. Mr.. Morrow has
qnre large crop OF the same kind of
potatoes, We doubt il these lal ge escu
lenfs can be beaten, bat if they can M
Morrow will cneerfully y:c.d the b,it.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
4 Market Woman Robbed,

This norninga a country woman stand
ing on King street, between Fifth and
Sixth, was robbed of about twelve dol
lars . the proceeds of the sale of her pro.
duce There were two boys loaling
around the wagon for some time, and
she suspicious them of being the thieves.
1t is the first time the woman has b>en
i'll the market for some time, and she
Went home with IA sad heart, and very
much discouraged.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
An UnprOvOk ed Assault,

A few evenings since as man named
Thomas Jones was standi x oM the cor
ner of Third and Adams streets, with
some friends, he was approached by
Michael Ford, who, after few words,
struck him powerful blow, almost
knocking him OFT his teer. Mr.. Jones
resented the attack to the best of his
ability, and last evening had bis assail-
ant before the Mayor on the charge of
assault and bait, ry. The facts being
conclueively proved, His Honor fined
Ford s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
There are Differences OF opinion

as to the test methods and remedies tios
the cure of constipation aud diSord"rol
liver ard Kidneys. But those that have
used kidLey-Wort agree thar l. is hv
far the best remedy known. Its action
is prolnpt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take / Ills and other merrurialS that poi.
son the system, but by using Kidney.
Wort restore the natural action Of all
the organs
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
FIFTH EDITION
ThETEAChERs AsSOC1,,,,-
what the State School n.x
MAsters will do n. Ra,, az

III. "o ~ hehoboth
me programme for the ro.un;'
the state Teachers Association union ,,.I
follows: uS' 2, is
Monday, August %, eveD;r, -.
Report OF Executive Co nmittssse Mtg seSsi1
n' Iaen''s address and five minutes snrl 1's
Tuesday morning, Auru., .,
port of Committees on -'-
Methods of Education; to di,"rpFov .npFovd
report, Dr. S. W. Murphy, 5 'IS'
roll, K. II. Skinner AfIernnn,n NJ, L. 4
Paper, "The Teacher a 'S' S,,S'l Ss'ld
Prof. William Jeffriss; Dnj,'''e1t|
Herman Roe, b. Frank Dari. m.iic"s,ol
Fannie Briscoe; Paper, 'shakesnoaM1 M
9. 5. Conwell; Discussion. nr nnspyafr va
purnell, DIR. S. W. Murphy, Mis, Iii, V, .,
q. Stevenson. Evening session " "a sa'
reading, lecture. '''i'-Seu|
, Wednesday, morning, Augus, d,
aisceIIaneonS business; pape . W "Fons ~
Profession" S. }. Wiley: dis,no.aiF1 nvaF1
H. Z. CARPENTER +, A. Williams ~
ry "A. Houston. Afternoon so,,; "'
Paper, "Frue Elucatjon-A .aI, JI.,ss'on-
tuating Force Rev. NJ. II atb" b,' ,T !"spl
sion, j., I. stephens, Mckendre4 I,os +"
nam, MISS Emma W 0rrell; paper DE ,r,]
True sphere OF the public SrhIoaI SII -
ID. Harrington; discussion, D " ~
,"h' D. H. Groves, Leanles s. liopk,"l
Evening Sossion-Select Rp,Iinri,o
tnre, The cultivation otth Hsan,,s,r
Rev. w. T. Gordon. '''" .'''I
Thursday morNing, Aug oj-Ni,o.
laneoue business; Paper, "Ouch, "
state 10 Exercise any Su peryisinn wv
rnvat" schools, Prot. r \. Wil;an
Discussion, Rev. j. NJ. Williams Jn
II. George, Walter Hawkins A."
noon sr>sion-lteport OF Commit,.a
Neurology; Paper, "Silent Torro.
Ednratiun,' Mrs. Mary d. Emory,IfI
cnssion, W. s.McNair, ". \, Rcyna1jl
d. ). ELS. Evening sr,,jonHsyo
Reading; Lecture, The Mora IN VA,
cation" Rev. +. B. DuVal.
Friday morning, August 25-veI
tlon OF officers; miscellaneous bnsjn4,
paper, "Ihe Weak Places in OursySrr
1i PuhIlc Instruction. Herman "A.
'ry; discussion, Ii. CLAY Jones J. Alna
W hitchcock, ID. ). PuMcj. 4 ,rrnm,
'rSssoI'--l;epor' ot ComtD,ttpc on ord
,l'n On Elurnlou, Or. W. II. pnrr4I
Prot. W. NJ. drh"rtS, ". 5 My,l
llsrh~s'r'b u & tuAraI, i. A,p,gn ID
,ult"n, y +. i binson; paper, Is ,nod
Authoritl 's-Inrir Ql#hiita,ou, and
Duties, Miss. L j. Fra,4y. n.sn
'ioD, +. L. Bach, 7. \, Williams i
ha'cott. Evening rasiu..-;,.Irr, -,
ng; paper, "A Norma! Sohoo,"J
.h"nnson; general discussion, sper,hs
United to 10 luinut"s.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
I'm d evsaklDS,

Ferris Giles, son of Thomas Giles
the undertaken, has succeeded his faith
er in the business AT No. $40 Market St. :,
and will be pleased to receive a sha re of
patronage. Ferris is quite a young
man, but all business entrusted to Elm.
will be attended to with promptness,
aud done At tho lJwest rates.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
COrOner's kasy esttxatfOn,

The Coroner and DR.. Ogle yesterda,
afternoon investigated the death O
an infant named Elijah James, age,
four months, who died at the resi- denc
of his father, No. 6Ol Christiana street
His death was caused by marasmus
The family are strangers in the city
having removed here from Maryland
short time ago. The mother OF tn,
child died with consumption wien i
was eleven DAYS old.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
ssntto Her old quarters.

Lizzie McVey, very disslpaIfu .t tbi.
ing woman, was before the Mayo Vu Sa,
morning, to answer the charge o. "a; ret m
grancy From the evidence OF ',io hos o haelI
who made the arrest, Llz1ls La, ''l lays
away from her home for se,ei", ~ I lois,
drinking and LAYING arouhh o., "dalou, lou
and otherwise acting in % scan nnan olli
manner. Lizzie having only ono'mishI
of Jail for q few days, and the r nnod
ment not having had any ei'soh + bar ri inl
her, the Mayor seemed TO thlnN mn 70 sixtA
corrigible, and sentenced ner "
days, the full extent Of the law
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
ltsTOntc Effect.

The tonic effect of kidney-Wort i,
produced by its cleansing "nd purify
ing action On the blood. Where there
is a gravel'y deposit in the urine, ol
milky, r1py urine frCm liSordertd kid.
neyS il cures without fail Constipa-
ton and piles leadily yield 10 its cathar-
.ic ami teal;ng power. Put up in dry
vegetable form or liquid, very concen.
rated. either act prOlnnt and sNrn.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
NEW ADvERTlNEMENTs.
.UBLlC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE
Il will sell ut public sale. at Jacob b.
hyatt's Hotel. Newport, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER lst. 1881.
at l o'clock, p. m.
Forty head Of Kentucky Grade fH@
durham Cows including Fresh and 49,
and sprngers
These cows have been selected with care by
myseli ana shipped direct from tho West,
and are the largest and fncst Iot Of cows
nave offered for sale. All rcrsons wanting
winter cows, or cows for present uc, will do
well u attend ;hia sale. as all the stock will
he to,d. No postponement Oh account Of the
weather.
TERMS "A credit OF 80 days will be given
on all sans over $50. or 0 percent. will he de.
Quoted off for cash
JAMES SAWDON. JR.
H. W. sTlDHAN X Son, Auct'rs. augD
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
A Floating Palace,

The Sound steamer Getty of Worces.
ter almost completed ut the ship ward
of the Harlan and Hollingswor,h Com.
pany will be one of the most finely fin.
ished passenger boa's in the world.
The work on her is very handsome AM!
costly. The mirrors are particularly
fine.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
GOOd Ch.. nee FOR u Live Ma.,

The old and we'll established |. X. l..
Mince Meat. Apple Butter, and Pepper
Sance works, No. 7Ij ShipleJ street,
are now offered for sale, lowing to the
death ot Mr.. A. +. Fipps.) There is
steam power and all necessary machi-
merry. Also wagon and harness.
Apply to Il. Fl. JONES,
SIG West 7th street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
WILMINGTON HAY AMIDST RAW
MARKET
Eyery Tuesday Eriday

DIR. JAS. TODD, of ofPHILADELPHIA.
Who Tor MANY years Bas been eninently sue.
tessful in the treatment Of CHRONIC lis.
EASES, has opene,i an Office au
So2 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON,
Where lie can be consulted on I uesday and
Friday of each week, between the hours Of 9
\. NJ. and 5p. LII. Persons suffering from Dys-
pc! 'a Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Consti-
pation. Nervous Weakness. General Debility,
Latarih, Neuralgia, lea fness, Roaring
Sounds In the Head, Bronchitis, Asthma, Lis.
eases Of the Throat, Lungs, Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys Womb and Urinary Organs, Gout,
Rheumatism, Brlghts Disease, Sciataca,
Lumtayo, Chronic iiarrA9a ,.nt Dysentery,
HemOrrhoids or Piles, Functional Diseases ii
the Heart, certain stages OF Warasmus .nd
Lung Consumption, Scrofula. Fin les on the
Face, diseases of the Blood and Skin, Scald
Head, &C, &C., VIII ind it greatly to their
advantage to call, as they will he told with
certainty what ails then, and when q euro Is
promised you can rely upon 1t. Consultation
rec. je7-6m
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Drunk an d D1eOrderly.

Ie terday morning, a woman named
Jane Keller, entered house in the up
per part Of the city, and being in an liz
toxicated condition, acted in disorder
lv manner. a man in the vicinity was
called on to eject her, but Jane being
too boisterous and unruly, an Officer
was sen: for, who conveyed her to the
hall. She had hearing befor the Mayor
last evening, and was fined 81 and
costs,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
Personal.

His Honor Mayor Black of New
Castle and James Giegan, the manage,
of the Western Union Tele graph offic,
of that place, will sail from Phi adelphia
to-day for Boston on the steamship N,r.
man. They go on ths trip for health,
that of the Mayor having been particu
larly poor lately.