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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-13
Appeal from Michigan.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Sept. %, 81.


DEAR BRo. PoWER-The North E astern
part OF our State has been visited by a mosl
desolating ire and our brothers have suffered
greatly. Many of our Lodges have been
destroyed. Hundreds OF our brethren ar,
to-day homeless and peuniIess.
Where but few short weeks all wa,
happiness and prosperity, to-day is nothing
but desoatlOn and sorrow. The brother
truly $50 about the streets mourning"
Tue tears of the widows and f.therless are
seeu throughout the land. The lamentation.
of the sick and needy are heard above the
cold and chilly winds of September morn
ing.
Weare staggered by the appalling though
that without prompt relief many a brother,
or his widow and orphan children will be
left to SUFFER and baff1-, as best they can,
through the many mouths of a hard, colu
and dreary winter, without even the com
fort of ''shanty" to protect them. We ask
from the fraternity at large the aid we know
they will cheerfully give.
We ask them to practice that greatest OF
Christian virtues, Charity, and give to thost
who need, as the Lord has prospered them.
Let it be said of them as was once said OF
others: "inasmuch as We have done it unto
the least of these my brethren, We have
done it unto me-"
'He that giveth quickly, giveth doubly."
By direction of the Grand Master.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

HON. o. R. SINGLETON
VIII address his fellow citizens at the follow.
ing times and places:
Forest Monday, 0etoberl7
Newton, Tuesday, October IS
Meridian Wednesday October -
Quitman, Friday, October p.
Waynesboro, Saturday, October -.
Brandon, Monday, october "A
FRANK JOHNSTON.
Chairman State Dem.-C Con. TX. Committee
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HON. C. f. HOOKER
viii address his fcllow-citizens at the follow
ing times and places
summit, Friday, October Il.
night.
Meadville Monday, October Il,
Liberty, Tuesday, October Is
Woodyille, Wednesday, October H.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Charm State Dem. Con. Elk. Committee
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

''1~'' IL L. VI IsbAbh
VIII address his fellow-citizens a, the follow
ing times and places,
Fulton. Saturday, Otober Is.
luka, Tuesday October Is
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Charm Stlte DEM Con. Ex. Com
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The swarthrnore Fund.

The amount already received for the
rebuilding OF Swsrthmore College
amounts to about So, 900 in stock and
contributions, OF which the greater por-
tion is stock, the contributions reaching
the nelghborhood of $l500. The tvtal
sum which the committee believes is
required to carry on the work Is $780,
600 and, therefore, a large quantity OF
aid is yet needed at the bands Of friends
Of the College. Ihe opportunity is at
present offered for the Individual MEM
bers of the Society of Friends to secure
q large share Of control in the institL-
tion by taking, at least, a small quantity
OF stock, each stockholder being enti-
tied to one vote In the management Of
the College. The corporation Is au-
thorized TO issue stock to the amount OF
$500, 900, and only $4,000 had been
previously issued, leaving it possible for
Sl6O, GOO Of stock to be taken at the time
OF the tire, and as yet the amount sub.
scnbed is small compared with thi,
amount. The settlement with the in
surance companies will soon be effected
and as soon as this Is completed th,
work upcn the building Will be com
menced. The names OF the subscriber
TO the fund are TO be published.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19

ASSISTANT POSTMASTER. GENERAL
CONE TO ORIEF.-It now appears
that Assistant Postmaster General
Tyner has been required to resign.
General Tyner, it seems, knew all
about the Brady Star Route rascality,
and subsequently helped him to get the
appropriations through Congress. An
evening paper relates that Tyner went
West on an inspection tour about Two
years ago, and upon returning wrote
report Of his discoveries. lie went
particularly into the Star Route SER
vice and pointed out its numerous dc
fects. This report ID said to be a
sweeping condemnation of the Star
Route service as it was then conduct.
ed, pointing out some of the very
wrongs and defects that have since
become part OF the complaint of
General James against the Brady ad-
ministration. The report was never
made public by Tyner. Neither, so
far as the records show, were any
steps taken towards correcting the
evils, Though Tyner was subsequently,
for time acting Postmaster G eneral
in the absence of the then Postmaster
General. The report fell into Mr..
James's hands early in the spring.
Lately he is said to have submitted it
to President Arthur, and the removal
was at once ordered.
The failure to remove this friend
and sympathizer of Brady, when it
was known in Republican circles that
Tyner, from his long experience in
postal affairs could not but be cog
infant of the rascalities of the Star
Route robbories, was one thing that
made some people discredit the sim
eerity Of the movement for reform be.
gun by the admi inistration.
But it seems from the New York
Times that Tyner used his position 10
advance his own family. He had his
sons name on the pay rolls of the
Government at Chicago, at salary OF
$4,000 year when o'her men who
did more work In the same line only
received 5000. Beside his son he
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BosToN's PRoPosED ExHIBITIoN.-
The committee appointed to consider
the feasibility of holding a worlds fair
in Boston has adopted resolution
that 1t is expedient to hold such fair,
provided the sum Of 5000, 900 can be
secured, and that the committee have
been aided in forming this conclusion
by the generous offer to give the use
Of the property known as Beacon Park
as a site. The raising Of the five
millions is the serious part of the
business.
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LICENSE NOTICES.

NJ OTICE.-l, Bridget Sweeney, owner
lN OF thewithin mentioned prem ises do
hereby give notice that l shall apply To
the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
5eneral Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the state OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle County, ou Monday, the
2lst day of November, A. D., 1881, he ing
the first day OF the November term OF
said Court, for license 10 keep
an inn or tavern at No. 9 Madi.
son stleet. In the Third Ward
OF the City of Wilmington, New Castle
county, stale OF Delaware, and TO sell In.
!oxloating iiquArs In quantities less than
one quart, TO be drunk on the prem lses.
and the following respectable citiz, ms,
residents or said Ward recommend the
said application to wit:
reter j. Ford, Patrick Monaghan,
Frederick Warster, Thomas Sheriden.
Frederick Miller, Daniel Mailer.
John \. Reed, John ii. Ryan,
ralrck hughes, Alexander u tlloway
Martin ]. McGrath. Samuel ]. Allen,
James Monaghan, Edward A. Higgins,
Edward Donnell. John Callan,
Michael FaEan, Charles Murry.
Martln McGrath. John NichoIs,
Henry " ltsll, Samuel Denny,
Johh SherdeL, Peter Cunningham.
octlS'3t BRfbGET s SNEENEY.
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Al OrICE.-I, ramuel D. Newllp. n

N OTICE.-I, samuel d. NewIin, the
IN owner of the within mentioned
premises, do hereby give potice that /
shall apply To the Honorable the JudRel
Of the Court OF General Sessions of the
Ponce and jail Delivery of the State or
Delaware, In and for New Castle County
on Monday, the 2lst day Of ovemOer, x
D.. 1881, being the frst day OF the Novem-
per term OF said Court, for a license To
Keep an Inn or tavern at No Sl5 Market
street In the Fifth Ward OF tho CITY OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, state
OF Delaware, and 10 sell Intoxicating
liquors tu quantities less than one quart
10 he drunk on The premises, and the Tol-
lowing respectable citizens, residents ot
said Ward recommend the said apnlIce.
tion TO wit:
John p. Donahoe, Lewis Yeaker
Daniel Mulherln, George M. Reeson
WIN. ID; Koblnson, James Murphy,
Barnard hHsson, Geo. III. Ash,
John W. Osler, L. j Goslin.
". a. LaMotl, Henry Kyle,
Steward Hoptou, John Ferry.
John Fullmer, Theodore Steel,
Joseph j. Breen, James O'Donnen.
David Lemon, James B, Hasson
Herbert X. watson, Evitt IA. Wells,
Harvey g. Wingate,A Given.
Albert Jacquot
octlS-St SAMUEL D. NEWLIN.
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TIE BRANDYwINr CRnErERY..

THR BRANDYwINE CRMRTRRY.-l
These grounds have been used as
burial place since 1s45, and are now
one Of our city's most beautiful re-
sorts. Though the visitor passing
through the shaded walks may be re-
minded Of events that were produo-
tive OF keen sorrow and deep emo
tion, yet the frequent visits of q large
body Of our citizens interested il the
grounds, prove that such visits though
productive Of moments of pain and
melancholy thought, are in the end
sources of great pleasure, or they
would not be INDUCED IN to such an
extent as they are. The great num-
ber of beautiful bouquets that adorn
the resting places Of loved ones, are
productive Of pleasure and admira.
tion Of visitors, and especially .stran-
gers. Late as the season may be this
is feature that is not failed to be
observed, and it is a source OF regret
to reflect that the city Is so fast
encroaching upon the grounds that it
will not be many years before the
resting places Of the dead may be dis
turbed by the demands of the
living. 1t may not be long before
there will bs petitions sent into the
Council for opening Fourteenth or
Fifteenth street through these elegant
and beautiful grounds, If some steps
are not taken to avoid it in time. Per-
haps if street were opened through
the lower part Of the grounds where
no graves have yet been made it would
satisfy the demands of the future for
many years, and relieve the Brandy.
wine race of the surface washinCs
from the hillside also. This may not
be demanded or practicable at present,
but it seems that at the rate building
is going on it will not be long before
access will be wanted through these
grounds by those living and trading
on each side Of them without passing
up 10 Delaware Avenue. Beside the
city needs street opened on the
south side Of the race to keep the
drainage Of large section from
flowing into the water which we
drink, and as good part OF the GENE
terry grounds approaching the Brandy
wine are too low for burial purposes it
would seem that the opening of street
In that part OF the grounds might
serve the double purpose of satisfying
the demands that may be made for a
passage through by Fourteenth or
Fifteenth street for many years. Wa
waset street is the nearest street to
the race yet opened and built upon
west Of the cemetery, and it will not
bs many years before the beautiful
and healthful slope above and west Of
this street will be required to satisfy
the demand for building purposes, al
the land on the slope east Of the
cemetery is rapidly increasing in valu,
and being covered with neat and pret
ty dwellings,.
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The International Cotton xposf.
tfOn.
xposf.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 1S.-The Inter-
national Cotton Exposition is under
full headway. Everything is not yet
in place, but will be within ten days.
AS it is there is enough to keep an in
telligent observer busy for a week.
The foreign exhibits are comparatively
small, but the American FIR surpass.
in number, value and beauty, the ex-
hibits of this country at the Centen-
nial. The number of visitors increases
daily. Thursday, the 9th inst, will
be "Governor's Day." when a great
throng is expected. There is ample
provision for the entertainment of all
visitors, and the rates at the hotels
and boarding honses are very re easona-
BILE.
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N OTICE.-l, James B. Toman, the
~ owner OF the within mentioned
properly do hereby give notice that
shall apply TO The Honoraple tue Judges
OF The court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and jail delivery OF the state of
Delaware, in and for New Castle County.
ON Monday, the 2Ist day OF Novem Der.
A. ID. 1851. being the flfst day OF the No.
vember term OF said Court, for license
70 keep an inn or tavern, known as the
United States Hotel, in School District
no. 40, the City of New Castle, New Cas-
tie County, State OF Delaware, and TO sell
intoxicating liquors In quantities less
than one quart, 10 be drunk on the prem.
ises and the following respectable citizens
reslaents OF said District recommend tn =
SAID application To wit:
4. Z. Gray, JohI +. Brady,
l.. l.. Chase, John Renolds.
James Wllmot. JOHN Il. Renoids,
vii lam Is. He bert, Alexander Wason
George A, haxweil, Michael Gallagher,
John j Boyle, John FineRan.
John Kelly, Lawrence Walls
Joseph Ii. Callahan, Thomas u. Foster.
ootiS-st' JAMES B. ToMAN.
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After three months of increased
working The ten sunken schooners
which went down in Delaware Bay in
the great storm OF October, 1878, have
been raised by the Government con.
tractors, and taken out to sea and
sunk in deep water. The coal with
which they were loaded was recovered,
taken on shore, where it found ready
sale. There remains yet one large
schooner n ar Cross Ledge Light, but
it will soon be removed. Large vessels
can now be safely moved behind the
Breakwater.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19

Mr.. Gladstone has unwittiDply
played the same trick on the inhabi-
tants of several monasteries and con-
vents as Mr.. Hawkes. played on Ma.
caulay with his Trelawney ballad.
About year ago the Prime Minister
translated the famous hymn, "Rock
of Ages" into Latin, and it has been
received in several quarters abroad as
q genuine revival Of favorite ortho.
dox anthem, and has been sung by
them as such, in happy ignorance Of
its ultro-Protestant origin.
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THE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.
''stalwarts'' TO Scratch the "Haif.
Breeds" on the SfateiTicket,


ALBANY, Oct. 1S.-It seems clear
from the utterances Of the Conkllng
State paper that the word is given
out to the "Stalwarts" to vote for
Conkling Republicans on the State
ticket. The "Stalwart" organ de-
clares that the "Half-Breeds," hays
ing captured the State Convention
and Committee must now go ahead
and elect their ticket, if they can.
A good deal of satire is directed
against Chairman Carpenter, OF the
State Committee, who Is said to
know nothing beyond Dutchess coun-
ty politics. Another thorn IN the side
Of the "Stalwarts" Is the dlsplace-
ment of Johnson Long, Secretary of
Conkling's organization, and the so-
called Garfield man in his stead.
The Democrats are naturally much
elated at the present aspect of the
canYass, and unless Tanmany or
ganizes powerful bolt there is
hardly a chance for Republican sue
cess.
1t is gradually beginning to dawn
upon the anti.Conkling managers,
who framed compromise ticket at
the New York Convention, that a
great blunder was made in not elect
ing straight-out Garfield kepubli~
cans for each position. Then If the
State ticket was defeated they might
have said, sit was all done by the
"Stalwarts." As matters stand eact
side v ill accuse the other after the
polls close. This Senatorial distric
where Republican has been elect,
ed for the last two terms will nam,
a Democrat this fall on account of th
ultra.Conklingism Of the renominat
ed "Stalwart."
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DR- Topp,s FAMILY MEDloiNi]

X RSo. s. for Dyspepsia and Gov cGvsl,GaiC; sna
No io' for Diarrhea, tseriohts [
Mo. IN; ;iaotum No. Is, for .ba bsisKid KidnS
era lnianouh ld o,her Diseases OF the M N IS,
No. 70, for Coughs ana Inns ling Dificull
ronehs. Bronchitis and nud and WhooI
~" IN Tor asthma, Group a Iaraiarrh
EenSS, To- ~ Nos. 35 and 40. ior or SThroat {
" ,er Aoarsen ess and SoTsI opIond and 5
4o iot fS diseases Of the Bioou oomumslio1
% and y %, o M M ChroHie IntlaI IsIs B!ad(
he Bowels, stomach. ma h7S ~ Neural
womb. etc. Nos; ~ ane No. 50.
Rhanmatism and dous d sease Of
MheuSo Mnn,na. No. IS, Fnnctionai,, u eakn1
worms No 90, for Nervous No, 100,
LEAR diseases OF the Ears Nos.
NO; ,,,,. 70, oa Smallpox. sPeci,g1Gt types Of
y YER Msiarisl diseases \ IN aal Difcha
20 daoeTrh6ea, DysmenolnpIain in Child1
AZ eenncontinence OF Urints nt,,nary Orga
~. ~ insoIases Ias diseases Of the ofi"
impotence, eto n re especially IA R
These Medicines arm arr 10 cure me
n n 4 can be relied upon are n, recommsn
sasas ana o1 snr which they 81 arg hottie. For
e pr,cs 10 cents and VI P Proprietor, y,
fIios osrnsoisis and the aIlmond bu
by dIuFdd III uHFadd. room No. L. narEet sire
James Iga III cor' sth and Whining
ing, M = .; ncs w; on sysi Eighth street,
nalaware. ApV
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RAILROAD LIN ss.
P.zssssspszsisH,. zss szst:.S.ys .ys;n.,sSrc, ps,.,s,,r 4

DHnLADEl.PHrA, Wgy.mrxsyro,
y AuD nALrnMORE PIlI.ssnkr
MAY n. u
Trains wililsavs Wilmington ~ foil ,w,,
thiiasielphia and Intsrmed,s ,e es,.,,on,
~. Sio. sio. q M: $50. 40O;7 20. 10.
Pnil.delphia tExpresD $50. 90 a,
o. m. R.l6, e,66 b. m VI
Phtla. and New York, 205. 22t- A. M = IN,
s.n0 ll.bS .. m. l2.l3, 2t8. 552. 8'8 n M
naitfmoro and intermediate stt.,,on,
~ Q. N. f.45 p. m.
rerrvville and Intermediate statlon,.
6.lb p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 %. m.
~. !.b6,s8 2. M; l2.55, .O4, $50. 10 81 o. n
Tralrs Tor Delaware Division, icay, n,
NEW Castle 800. e.so. a. M; Los s.O' q "
Harrington and Intermediate s,a,,, p,
e.8 g m. Los, 6.25 p. m. -
DeimAr and intermediate Stations. ~
. M.; LOO p. m.
SUNDAY rRAIss.,
philadelphia and Intermedi ata St,.,,np.
Hi0 q, M 400. 100, 1000 p. m,
Phi,atelphia q New York, 2.o5. 225 a. m
6.52, 8.B8 p. m. - -
baltimore and Washington. l2.5l. 2la
4.uz, 100, q. M. lO.5l p. m,
For further Information passeupers are
teferred TO the time tables posted at the
dsp" IL. n. RENNEY,
Superintendent
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Eminent Phxsicians

are prescribing that tried and true RENE.
dy, Kidney Wort, for the worst cases Of
b iiousn ess and constipat on, rs well as
kidney complaints. There is scarcely q
Dsrson to be found that viii not be great
ly ben hted by q thorough course Of
package of Kidney W ort land you will
feel like new creature.-Indtdnopol
Sentinel.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19

The Brandywine Hundred people are
very anxious TO have the new Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad pass through
their section, two or three miles west
of the p, w. Il b. track. Some of
them are so anxious for 1t that they
say they are willing to give the right
ofway.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19

NOTICE., Hugh McGovern, owner
~ ofthe within mentI,n med prem ises do
hereby give notice tina l shall apply 70
the Honorable the Judges of lhe Court OF
1eherai sesstons OF the Peace and jail
Delivery of the state OF Delaware, in and
lor New Castle County. on Monday, II @
isl day OF November A. D., 1881, being
the ilrst day of the November term OF
shid Court, fol IA license to keep an inn or
tavern known as the Green Tree Hotel .
N School District No. 10 in the CITY OF
New Castle, New Castle County, Stale OF
Delaware,a and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in quantities less than one quart, To be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens, residents OF said
City recommend the said application 70
wit:
a. v. Lesley, M. d., j. T. Eliason,
H. Fois, Geo. A. Maxwell,
John y yer, Joseph IL. Callahan.
His John Reynolds,
Jonn weldon, John Pagan,
Mark. Alex, Wason,
Wit. Robt. MurrayA. NJ. HizSr,
Lawrence Wall. W m. Herbert.
octl73t. HUGH MCGoVERN.
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LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY Ann
Underwear in America. Cook Il BROTHER
Nos 40. 6i and So NORTH EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders will hav
attention n20-wly3pnr
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had brother, two brothers-in-law
and sister-in-law on the Government
pay rolls, and was thus using the
money Of the people to enrich his own
connections.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19

NJ OTiCE.-The Farmers Mutual Fire
AN Insurance Company, of Mil Creek
Hundred. has made an assessment OF one
dollar and seventy-fve cents (tl.76)on the
one thousand dollars (tl ,OO0) for loss sus-
ward Woodward. A reduction OF seven
per cent. Will be made on all assessm en- ts
pa Id on or before october LIST, 1881.
AQUlLA DERICKSON, M. @. HID,
HOWARD Il. FLINN, Christiana Hid.
JOHN W. DAY, Brandywine Hd.
JAMES SPRINGER, W. @. Ck. Ha.
Collectors,
THOMAS l.. ]. BALDwIH,
sep9-ltd&3tw Becretarv
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u. : H. BATES, NEwSr1t1as ERnW. t1asme. Bs3| y
rIsINaAaEsT, a u authorised dbtatsY 70 Ty
Or Or Adys.,i'sSRassnasrsr Sasarrr 70 our best ''
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.-IN THE Or
"A PHANS' COUhT OF MoNTGOM.
Ehf COU STY Estate of Sarah Miller.
aware. deceased. The undersigned Aud.
lior appointed by said Court To make dis
iribution OF the balance remaining In the
hands OF John Il. Cox, Administrator of
salu estate. hereby gives notice that he
will meet all parties Interested, for the
purpose OF his appointment, at his Office,
NO. 6O1& Swede street, NorTistown, Pa,
on Tuesday, the LIST day OF November
said parties are.requested TO attend.
AARON u. SWARTZ,
iaW3W Auditor,
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OTICE.-I, Patrick Magarity, owner
IN ofthe within mentioned premises do
hereby give notice that shall apply io
the Honorable the Judges of the Cont Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery eff the State oil Delaware, In and
lor New Castle Count on Monday, The
2lst day of November A. D., 1881, being
the first day OF the November term Of
said Court, for a license TO Keep an inn or
tavern at the intersection of Chestnut
street. Monroe street and Maryland
Avenue, In the Third Ward of the CITY of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Stale of
Delaware, and TO sell Intoxicating LIQUORS
In quantities less than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens, residents of said
Waid recommend the Ea application to
wit:
j. p. Theo. Fuekel, Peter J. Ford.
John M Cruml.sh, James Clark,
henry WISH, Harry Taylor,
Danlei Mailer, Frederick Beck,
q. krautter. John Edwards,
A. Walton, NJ. D., K,Apperper.
william Mex night Jo9n n Grabam
Frldel Frarer. ID. Haug,
James Grani, Louis Hammerer,
Inomas MhLtneWes, II. .Zlmmermann
John W. Lynch. Anton Henson.
y: ". Hackenburg, j hn A. Mitchell.
Chas. Stewart,
octi7-3t PATRICK MAGARITY.
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RUNAWAY.-l0 CENTS REWARD
III Runaway from the subscriber on
september is, 1881, bound boy named
high, dark hair, lightly built, W hen last
seen on the premises, he had on q dark
salt OF clothes. stin brim hat and q pair
OF laced shue es.
The above reward Will be paid for the
boy. Ali persons are forbidden Trusting
or harboring the boy ON my account.
sep25-S;. ELIHU d. TALLEY,
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u,HE OLD RELIABLE.

co@siiioAio Atlantic CT
30 CENTS for good dinnnTsE'Rs.~si] dinnsET'R Rlsssi]
Tea. Coffee or Dessert. Q1o Q Fried q
ed. Fried, Planned and raw; Nd rysIus]
ters a Speciality. Baske.ss sarge. a LUN
taken care OF free OF charge
TABLES FREE. II, Johnson
D. '" proprisid
BATHING HOUSES ATTA0
ivIH-tgeD3U. -------1
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NOrlCRs.

PUNAWAR.-8X CENTS REWARD.
- Runaway fTein the subscriber on
august Zs, 1881. bound boy named ].
Edison Clarke. about feet inches high +,
dark suit OF clothes whe n he he left
premiies. The above reward, but no
chargei Will be paid for his return.
oclliddw3t JOHN A. CRAZE.
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EIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
i WARD will be paid by the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, OF
conviction of the party OF parties VINO ma
liciously set nre 10 The barn OF Edward
woodward, In Christiana Hundred, on
the morning OF Friday September ID 1881.
AQUlLA DERICKSON,
President.
THOMAS L. J. BALDWIN,
sep9.ztd&3tw Secretary.