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50 REWARD between LcRaySyilc
and ToWanda, Il small sized Gold Watch
wrapped up in paper. No. of case, 2G.S21 :;
No. Of movement, 1921 ,12S. Five Dollars
Reward will be paid if delivered to VIM.
4. Chamberlin, Towanda. Pa. july s. 1881.
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The Sunday School of the UniyerSalst
Church VIII hold its Annual Picnic at Ellen
bergcr'S Fish Ponds, on Tuesday July -.
Members Of the School and their friends will
assemble at the Church at Half Past Nine
\. NJ. The train Will leave the Court House
at Ten o'clock Precisely and Return at
Five o'clock p. NJ. The services of the Ger
mania Band have been secured for the occa-
sion. y pleasant time is expected.
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Brick for sale. Enquire of j. T. Hale, at
torney at law.
Our popular artist, G. II. WOOD. is gaining
reputation for excellence of work which is
making Towanda famous. He received the
following fattering letter on Saturday from
delighted customer:
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FOR RENT.

Two dwelling houses in the First Ward
for rent. O. d. KINNEY.
For RENT.-The office lately occupied by
Wm: NJ: Mallory as Il coal Office. Apply to
II. W. Scott.
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DEPART

Mails arrive and depart At the Towanda Post-ofice
follows:
ARRIVE DEPART
90 .f.H Phila. n Y. and East States P.AL 4j
30 ....Dushorc, Bernicc Laporte, &C.,. ? 45
10 - .........L. Y. way mail North .,...... 3 45
II % New Era, sc. Tues, Thurs. and Sat. ! 90
IL 90 ..Asyum, &c. Mon, Wed. and Fri. ] 90
IL 90 .ShesheQuin, &c......... A. l. 90
/ 90 Pm. ....Troy, Burlington, &c.... AN. 10 90
40 ...COscd mail from Erie y \ .C.R.Rs... 45
90 ........ Canton, Monrocton, &c........ 90
4 80 .........L. Y. way mail South......... 80
! 90 ....... .LeRaysville, Rome, &c...P.M. l 90
6 80 ............... Barclay 90
10 40 go. Erie west of Elmira. ......... 80
Office open from I !: 90 A. VI. to AS p. NJ.
Money order Office open from 100 to 90 p. NJ.
Office open Sunday from Q 90 to 1870 y. NJ.
Z. POWELL, u. NJ.
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WANTS.

Under this head toe 1ciU insert FREE, notices of
situations help aC0nted
Wanted, general carriage wood worker
d. l.. Huntly, Monroeton.
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he ToWanda Post-olicc
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Third edition.
MAyOr,DCOuFt,

John Craven, John McCloskey and
William McGinnis, three white boys,
were arrested on Saturday afternoon for
disorderly conduct, and fined 81 and
costs. They were afterwards held on
the charge of stealing box containing
about $40 from the stand of Messick &
Co., S. w. corner of Third and King
streets. AT the hearing this morning
they were each held in the sum of $500
to answer at court.
James Carter, Jesse White and two
others, all colored, and employed as
deck hands on the steamer st. John,
lying at the Harlan ~ Hollingsworth
Company's wharf, were arrested on
Saturday night for being drunk and
disorderly, also for stealing a valise con-
tanning clothing from a fellow seaman.
1t was proven that Carter stole the va
lise, and he was held under $500 bail to
answer the charge at court. He was
also fined 81 and costs for disorderly
conduct, as was also Jesse White.
One case of drunkenness was dis
posed OF on Saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
M. TODD,S FAMILY MEDICINES.

No. s, for dyspepsia and Constipation; No.
10, for Diarrhea lysentery and Cherlera H.
fautum: No. 10, ior Rright's Disease and
other Disc ,ses Of the Kidneys; No. ~. T.
Coughs and Colds; No. 2j for Coughs, Br H.
cnitis and Lung Difficulties; No. 81. for
As;nma Group and Whoopi Cough; Nos.
S5 a. d 40, for Catarrf: No As. for II arsencs
and Sore Ihroats; Nos. 30 and So, Diseases
Of the Blood and Skin: No'. 60 and 65.
Chronic Inflammation o! the Bowels, Stom
sch. Kidneys. BlSdder. womb, etc Nos. 70
and IS, Neuralgia. Khe matism AMI Gout:
No so. for Worms: No. So, Functional DIS
ease OF the Heart: No. 20. for Nervous Weak
ness: No 30, Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive of Smallpox, Spe itc; Nos. lo5
and 10, Fever. Ague. al low types Of Fever,
Malarial Diseases geaeral y: No. us, 10 reg
ulate the Menstrual discharge, AmenorrhTa.
DysmenorlhGa, etc. No. ~, lncontlnuance
Of Urine in hldren; No l25, Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs. Impotence, etc.
These medicines are especially prepared
and can DO relied upon 70 cure the Diseases
for which they are recommended. Price 50
cents and il per bottle, Ftr sale ny drug
gists and the Proprietor. DR. James Todd, No.
SOP Market street. Wilmington, Delaware.
Persons suherin. from any Chronic Disease
will do we'll TO consult DR. Todd. once hours
from a. m. to Y. m. on Tuesday and Fri.
day, and from tv 3 p. IL. all o.her days eA-
cept Sundays
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Annual NJ union.

The annual reunion of the Grace Nj.
Z. Sunday school was held yesterday
afternoon. There was large attendance
and an interesting programme rendered
consisting of addresses by the superin-
tendents. c. w. Weldip, and Washing
ton Hastings; recitations, singing and
music by tn. orchestra, the whole
making an interesting programme.
Similar services were also held in the
Central Presbyterian church, the teach
ers and scholars uniting in the exer-
cises. Addresses we're delivered by
DR.. Nixon, and the superintendent, W..
X. Crosby. The winter campaign for
Sunday School work is now fully
opened in these churches.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Death Uf T.. W. Hopes

Edward w. Hopes, a prominent and
popular hardware dealer, residing at
the corner OF Seventh and Orange street,
year OF his age of consumption. MIR.
Hoops was born in this city, and while
quite young was a clerk for George
Richardson, aud afterwards be5ame a
member OF the firm OF Richardson &;
Hopes, until Mr.. Observation-Disclosures,
and Mr.. Hopes alone carried on the
business. The deceased will be buried
at 10 O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Almost Drowned.

On Saturday afternoon Waller Daw-
son, a twelve year old son of Mr.. John
Dawson, residing on east Eighth street
near the railroad, made narrow es
cape from being drowned. The draw
vas open, to allow boat load of ice
TO pass through, and the little fellow in
company with some other boys wss
Playing on the draw, when his foot
slipped. and he fell into the water,
which at that place is quite deep. He
struggled iu the treacherous element
for sometime, and was almost exhaust
ed, when a man employed at Bowers
Il Dures' who was returning from his
" rk, saw him and without moments
hesitation sprang into the water and
rescued him. He is the second boy that
has fallen in the creek Oft the draw in a
yery short time,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Marrow Escape from Death.

Mr.. Alva D. O'Neal, who resides at
500 Lombard street, met with a severe,
though not fatal accident on Saturday
afternoon last, and had miraculous
escape from death. He is a carpenter
by trade, but for some time has been
employed as conductor on one of the
shifting engines of the p, w II b. Il. X
While engaged iu shifting cars, he was
caught between apile of lumper and
the scale house at the Lobdell Car
Wheel Company's works. The accident
was carsed by a car of unusual width.
pushing the lumber in the scale box in
.luring Mr.. O'Neal quite severely. He
was taken to his residence and medical
aid summoned. He was somewhat bet
ter this morning, but it will be several
days if not weeks before he will be able
10 resume his duties.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
UNIFIED STATES COURT.
Tho Jurors for the October Term
Drawn on last Sasur day.

The grand and petit Jury were drawn
on Saturday last for the L. 5. Circuit
Court, commencing Tuesday, October
the 18Th, with the following result,
Wilmi ug,on hundred-Gideon b.
Poole, William Candy, Joseph n. Har-
man, Edward Darlington.
ST. Georges-W William A. Hukill,
William Brady.
Mill Creek-Solomon NJ. Curtis,
Thomas j. Moore.
Duck Creek-William Cummings, NJ
d., Robert Hill.
William L. Smallwood, Rich
ard NJ. Jones.
William NJ. Ross, Thomas
Scott.
Observation-Disclosures $. Naudain.
Red L,nn--James b. Clark.
South Murderkill-McE E!roy.McIlvai
Mlspi 'llon-James B. PrettymaD.
Georgeto"n-John ID. Rodney.
Broadkiin-James White.
New Castle James George.
The petiJ jury is as follows:
Wilmington hundled-Alvan Allen,
Howard Garrett. John Pugb, James NJ.
Bryan, John Mccall, David Ireland, G.
b. Rhta s, Albert Thatcher, Henry G.
McLear.
Brandywine-Samuel Dixon Harry
G. Mahatfy, John G. Beeson.
ChrIsliana-Joseph W. II. Watson.
VIII ite Clay Creek-George W. viii.
Ii: ms, David j. MURPHY.
observation-disclosures Mccoy, Jr.
Red LioD-William Morris.
Mill Creek Lewis Miller.
Duck William FAIRIES, Isaa"
TruaN.
West Dover-Philip D. Marvel, Will
liam Nj. Sh ke.reare.
Miltord-lsaac lester, John S. Har.
rington, John Quillep.
South Muederkil--Stephen Postles.
Little Ceeek-Samuel KINNEY.
Seaford-J. Webster Cox, James M.
Dutton.
%i'eceased.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
lRtnlNAL(OuRL
One Case Tried this Morn'"s
the Jurors Discharged iro"
,her rAs,eudancea al this Tern

Coprt re. Assem- oled at 10 orIcA|
morning, and nothing being heard
the ,urv IL ,Lr rarberry case
ceeded TO try the case Of thO sis,, s,,
Charles Barker, colored, VINO snl u
d,cted Do for carrying concealed ds1
weapons. Vaudegr'ft iortne ''''''
prisoner having 10 attorney 4
John Richards sworn-,l a'n aFl|
officer in this city; on the ls'
tember | was coming along NJ
street, and | saw this man ,'AI",,' am
the corner of Fourth and LV%1 !,
streets, drunk, with a revtiss' 'tise ,r1
hand which he was hourIshlIs a]
As | came nlp to HIM he put An /,
hip pocket; ! put my haau in, aIil
pocket and took the pis s.ol OUT
rested hilG. nj d
Barker at the time he was arm
cam. here from Dover aud wsJ
way to Philadelphia 70 "on o.';,1 W
me that he had bought the w s,@sa|
with him, and | warned nun v"
full or le would be arrested .,i,s0pl
The case was submitted s.J, Sn
gument, and the jury renu''
dict of guilty. - ,hs ccu
He was sentenced to pay sn.1 sr1 N
prosecution and be imprlseehnssuna ehs mi n
days. The Court said tnla .hora ,D vus
rrent was made light a. 'hei' "
paliation in the ease. n,..riy
The Court announced tina, "a. a1;r :,
except those in the Catos,,s per-: satt;sri,' t
be discharged from iufile, !! inrv com 'coninl
and upon the Carber!y jury J.d Them
shortly after, also dischafse'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Tn. Pres, deut,s First Pardon.

George w. Hubley, lately q route
agent in the Postal service, who was
convicted of the theft of a college badge
from the mail under his charge, and
sentenced by Judge Butler, TO an i'm
prisonment of one year, few months
ago, has been pardoned by President
Arthur, on the recommendation of
Judge Batter, District Attorney
Valentine, and others. The case was
not free from doubt in respect to the
manner in which Hubley became
possessed OF the badge, and there was
nothing to controvert his statemen
that he had found it on the floor of the
mail car. That he wore it exposed on
his vest was showL on the trial, and
that he told friend he was wearing
it in the hope Of finding the owner was
also proven.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
FIFTH EDl711I|
-, me "arheld Monument

,,on. The ,lo! following OWN additional ~ q,
.snn' Mons nave been received daI far y, SUBJ
Monument since the las, W the Cad
REruBLicAN; II. b, ll,epOro|
Butler' 1a Holstein Harvey, yr'e' M.s 81
derwood, Jos. X. 0he,l' Aae,l' G,G|
Adams, Thomas j. n,ns, Ran.s, 81
Moore, Mo- W. c; Bush, n. HD0TFG, y 2,
y, Hayes Chandler, Mrs. Hava', H. a' C9aa| u
Ghas; II, Kittinger, j "i's y nS1a|
Peoples People A, n. sieppey,, y, c. p rI'e,, he,
Albert Al H. Buck, Pierce =. Ganl@1 n1l@
Wood ward, A. A. Cha,,noOa moad
kossiter, Richard MART p"iaa, M,&
Phillips. j. H, Lewis, Jobn MEs ~
James Mills, John > W"t Nam "
D. Bush, Margaret W. Ihtai Pn's
Jones' Mrs. c. Il. Jones u''
Dredging Co., F. B. Cottou. U".'' c.s w \
Jr;, j. W. Leidigh, G. ~ u S HN
John plnnkett, Ruben Wai,a.'a Sla'a |.
Fellheiner, Max Ephraim" ",;+i' S,as' !
ing House, a. f. Dawson, Is", ,s"'
as, Mrs; A: Douglass, Aifrsd' 1.t'S A.
Malin p. Warner, Chay, WV Wa wy
n, Harry Belts, Samuel II. Ba,,s a'aF' A
Cleiand, j. b. Robinson, ], pe'I II NJ :
D. w. Maull, NJ. D., ", : s. Gs' Sst
Lolo NJ. Quigley, Bessie G. 9, o,,, Vll1
F. Thomas, Daniel Ross, SuEE !
III; llams, Albert Newha'l, Jame,J 81 Y.
Thomas Groves, Isaac Crow !,
Baird, Henry &. Jones, Mr., 'II i ny :
Nj Miss s., Bessie G, Jones, j, Il. LIo,% ia
W, Thorn, H. 7. Wallace, JOHN '!S Y
Wis, Charles &. Philips Cb.,.I ru
Tatnal', l., Warner 4, D @s W..
Soto Bros, NJ. b. stotsspbu,," "T
Stotsenbnrg, Samuel G. vs v%si.,
Martha Peirce, Charles Sjmman.
Manlore, Andrew Ealston, % G.n,,,
Lutkln, Dora Lutkiu, JENNY Iss
James Scott, Lydia Scott, Ias-S D
Louisa NJ. Scott, Clara L. Seon 3
Scott, Henry Scott, Laura sca, y
Darlington, E. A, Sa,ey, II. K WI
Iirdley c. Kent, Auna G N
Rowland G.. Kent, Walter c r1'
Mrs. Bent, Auna Hendricks W
Y. Swigge,t, Thos. Garrett, II WI
ley, W. Ssncock, Mrs. NJ. /. M
Smith, l.. Il. Morrow, S. b. Pa,,sI
Mrs. 5. y. Pascha!l, LucretIa D \
schall, Harry Grant, G. Baj,sv
Hughes. Total 374.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
KOsen dale.

1t has been a subject of frequent re-
mark in the neighborhood of Rosen-
dale Park that since no Intoxicating
liquors have been sold there, there has
been a great improvement in the behav-
ior of those who make it their resort.
There is no place in Wilmington that
has wrought more harm to the young
OF both sexes than this place has Gone.
1t is the earnest wish OF all lovers of
order in that part of tfe city that this
Park may be kept free from all power
for evil by the Court torbidding any
liquor or beer 10 be sold there. l..
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Going Through a Market Hsuse

Since Saturday night some body, more
than one very likely, broke into the
Third and King street market house
by breaking pane out of the door next
to James Bradtord's paint store, after
which it is but an easy task to slip in
the hand, push hacn the bolt, an enter.
All the money tills of the butcher and
other stalls III the market house were
ransacked and the locks then broken
open. The proprietors Of the several
stalls being prudent left nothing in their
tills when they left on Saturday night
and consequently tho thief or thieves
got nothing for their trouble, except a
water melon belonging to John Bowers
which they carried away with them.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Rplurnetl HOlnV'

Rev. Geo. W. Miller, paslo. an :" ,.|
M. +. Church, who has na been ss,irl| er 4
tended tour through Europe ,-,in,
this city on the i2'4' +; i,a "a, VA, a., ud
Philadelphia, TO day; ~, ~, msmt1
the Depot by a number r,to"lortsd o. ted bl
bis congregation, who ;,, e;ro.. oe a pI
his residence. There Will wa;ns. " 81
tin rendered him this even.DS;' u, ! NJ
church, between the ,."as nous Of Of tbs
The members aHd irienu' " nuresent
erepation are invited t" Do p'D
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
sunday school Anniyer,,,,


The Church Of the Covenant s,,
school held their second appiv-n
yesterday afternoon, III the cblrh
West Seroul street, near Ws,hir|
The pulpit WAS loaded with Hower
a large number Of persons wCye md
The exercises commenced al d
o'clock with prayer ny Rev. +
keever; Reading of scriptures b,
Superintendent; the school then dI
in singing "Let lis Praise Hin. N
singing the above hymn the SUED
tendendent William Y. Warns, \
his annual report in which be n
that the school was IN a good lonEtI
and the prospects brighter for The d
ing year than they had ever been.
reported 2o1 scholars, l3 Otfoen
teachers on the roll book, with and
age attendance Vt l39; the largestll
her present on any one Sunday dI
the year was 22O; smallest IL. He
reported four deaths during The
The church has been withouta mind
since April 24th last, but the pulpit
always been filed, and the chnt.
not going behind. After the r.aA
of the above report, Rev. E. MCEH1
pastor Of Bethany Baptist chunl
an excellent address, taking n
theme the Human body, minute!
scribing it as temple, and Jesus Cli
as the Architect.
1t was well delivered and listened
with marked attention. After the
dress the school again joined IN y
ing "Wonderful Power Of the 'os!
Christ" D." Rev. Adam StensIe oi
NJ. +. church then addressed 'nt
day School, after which y S'l ~
ing" was sung by the ScAooI'
"Murmur Not" A collection
then taken for the bereht Ol'le CIV
after which the benedlctlon Was
nounced.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Life Of Garfield

Mr.. john +. Mclaughlin, residing at
1928 Delaware avenue, is canyassing
the city for subscribers for the "Life OF
Garfield" The book contains the eariy
history of the life of the Garfield family
and is replete with cuts and iliustra-
lions of the Garfield cabin and many
other interesting points written up
graphically ana com mpletelv. Our citi-
zens should he ready TO subscribe when
Mr.. Mclaughlin calls.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Settle up.

FOR t1le hEPt BLltAN.
Riddles Sunday School gave an ex-
cursion to Ocean Grove last July, the
written promise said there and back for
Sl.15. by no fault of the eXcursionists
a number lad to purchase tickets cost
ing S2. 25 to get home, when at the next
station the excursion train was over
taken. This act causing indignation,
one of the officers Of the school came
and took up the $2.25 tickets Cat the
same taking each address) promising
that the loss should be made good As
the matter has net been settled the par
ties feel that they have been treated
rather badly. JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
HiPass, YerkeH.

AZ Shipley street, has just received the
finest and largest stock Ut Buffalo robes
aud other fancy fur robes that have ever
been in any house in Delaware. He
has also laid III an extremely large stock
Of fine lap robes aud horse blankets.
These goods, with his large stock of
homemade harness and trunks, he pro-
poses to sell lower than the lowest, sim.
ply because he buys fol cash.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Moved 10 Wilmington.

DR. James II. Scott, graduate Of the
Ballmore Dental College in 1862, bav.
ing moved his family to this city may
now be found at his Office, 9l7 Market
street, from z a. III. 70 1880 y. IN. and
from 1.3O to 6p. III. Dental science In
all its branches executed in the most
skilitui and approved manner. Terlus
moderate. Agent for s. s. Whites
specialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
DimlniSNed XiSNr

Is reimbursed in great measure, to those
troubled with weak Kidneys, 10y a ludicious
use OF Hostetter' S StoHach Btters. which in
vigorates and stimulates without exciting
tho uri ary organs In conjunction with its
influence upon them, 1t sorrects acidity. i'm.
proves appetite, ard is IN every way condu-
Give to health and nerve repose. Another
marked quality is its rsnrrol over fever and
a2ue, and its pawer q c'lreventlng 1t.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
u,sixDod.

Rev. J. W. Kaye, assistant has a ID
St. Andrews P. f Gnu church st3.ct lii inp
ately. Mr.. Kaye has ,,,'mber "vo OF 4
and and" will viii be missed by a larSs arg torP Ss
de1nhia, tI.Hnu;. where he will reside resaointns Mt
nrrp present. He expects. an app0'D'D
aomc of the western sfate''
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Yynl ktpOOF.

To-day is the "Yom kipoor" of tie
Hebrews, or the day of atonement. 1t
commenced AT sunset of yesterday and
will last until sunset this evening.
All devout Hebrews observe strict
fast, and abstain from labor and bust
ness of all kinds. The stores will all
open again this evening at sundown.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Out Again.

Officers Richardson and Thomas, who
have been seriously i'll for week or
two, with malarial fever, lave so tar
recovered a- to he able to take a short
walk. IN y both look badly and are
very weak, from the effects of tho fever.
| will probably be week or more be-
fore thuy will be able to resume their
official duties.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
l. nyltlss MinslEels.

There was a good sized audience pre-.
sent at the Opera House last Saturday
night to witness ,his troupe. The sing.
ing of the negro melodies Of a quarter
of a century ago were we'll received.
Many Of the jokes we're new and the
local hits we're lelished by the audience.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
n eYsttA.

The Guy Yacht Club will give a re-
gatta on Monday, October 10Th, to he a
sweep stake, first boat to take all. The
entrance fee will be s., and will be open
to all fishing skitfs, sails not limited.
The race will start at 10 o'clock sharp,
and will be from the mouth of Christi
ana creek to the Chester buoy and re-
turn.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
THE OPERA HOUSE.
The opera Of the MsscOtte To.
ht-HaVerly's Great MastO.
dam

This evening the Wilburn Opera
Company will perform the charming
opera. The Mascot e. 1T will be pre-
sented with a strong and talented COM
pany. who have recently closed a sue
cesstul season Of one hundred and fifty
consecutive nights in New York. The
ch4rus Of girls is the prettleSt that any
company has ever brought here, and
the costumes are rich and handsome.
The Mascotte is indeed the most de-
funny opera ever placed upon
the stage and there is no doubt hut
what il will be greeted with large
audience.
IIaverly's Mastodon Minstrels will
occupy the boards on Friday evening
October 7th. They have recently been
performing in New York, to crowded
nUuses,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Central Sspbath School.

The Sabbath Schools of the Central
Presbyterian Church held a home gath
ering yesterday afternoon. The object
was to bring as far as possible the par
ents and children together, and cre-
ate a greater interest in the work.
The exercises commenced with sing
ing the hymn, "Wonderful Words of
Life" followed by repeating the Apos.
ties Creed by the school.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Drawing 10 o Cl0Ae.

DR.. Darmon's thirtieth professional
visit to our city, is drawing to close.
Those who wish to consult him should
therefore act promptly. Hundreds Of in.
valids have alreauy called on him, and
many have felt themselves greatly
benefited. HIS rooms, No. 6OS Market
street, will doubtless be crowded to-day
and tO-lEorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03

DUBLIC SAIL.
Il j.. W. Slidnam & Son will sell In front
Of their auction roG ms, on Wednesday morn
ing, oct Der 9TH, 1851, at 10 o'clock, l blacx
mare, work in AL harness : butchers no top
wagoc. 2 sets Of harness sale positive, AS
the parties are going 10 leave the STATE.
l.. W. STIDhA NJ y son, Il uct'rs. oct3-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Honor Medals,

George A. Ennis, Frank A. Pine, j..
Mccullough and Carrie Liebernan hav.
ing received The highest averages at the
Wilmington Academy for the past
month, were this morning presented
with the "mOnthly honor medals" by
their principal JaLaes II. Crabb.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
DEATHS.
HALLAM-On Sept. 99th, Thomas Italian,

HALLAM-On Sept. Goth, Thomas Hallam,
aged 81 years.
The friends of the family are respect lully
invited to attend the funeral fr, In mis- ate
residence, 23l Tatnal street., on Monday af-
tern0on, Oct Sd, at three O'c. .ock. Inttrment
NJ Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
MONTGOMERY-On the S0th inst, Mrs.
Sarah Montgomery, in her ED year.
Relatives md friends #re respectfully In.
v'teo to attend her funeral from her Ia; resi-
dence, 3l3 v est street on Tuesday morning,
october !, ut . 80 O'Clock. Mass ut It. Peters
church. Internent at Old Catholic cemetery.
MOORE-On the I'd inst, Annie Moore, aged
76years
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the res l.
dencs Of her brother ia-law, Chris,opher A.
Little, No. l7l3 west Sc. enth sire, t, on u g.
day afternoon, at 2 sc pcR. Services at the
house. L. terment at hiyeryiew cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03
Change in Letter o ho

Alexander N. Mason ~, ia" of the
moved as a letter Ct Garner ama Col. G sd
N. Wood las been PpoalnnSratulats]
him. m Everybody will 6. cong .gSd will !
Mr.. Pyle due credit io1 for 'D'
a iudicious appointment
Daily Republican., 1881-10-03

Ague-the great M. & V. Ague Pills,
warranted to kill chills and fevers or
money given back price rs cts. Nor.
rison & Ves,e Druggists, Second and
King streets.