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Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
An InItAn'A Protest.

Address of Big Chief when invited
to take walk: "Whcn the white
father starts the music we waltz to it,
We have been asked to irrigate the
country here and hoe corn like the
white man. Our hearts are heavy
we Will do " hat is right, but we can.
not work. The Indian cannot hunt the
potato bug when the d. er and antelope
arc ripe. He cannot dig pest holes in
the hot sun when the chase calls upon
him to 60 for h into the forest. Here,
where we have loamed through the tai.
grass and hunted the hntfiaIo, the D,Ie
face asks us to dig irrigation ditchos
and plough the green earth with Il
mule, They come to ,ls and tel. US to
20 to school and wear pa nts. They ask
us 20 learn the language and 60 to
Congress, They send men TO us VINO
want US to learn to spell and wear su>'
uendars. We ca,,pOt do this. Oar
customs are as Old as toe universe. We
cam change We can leave our
land, but we cannot change our socks
every spring aud do as the white man
does. We can go away from our home 8
and live in a strange land, but we can
not wear-open back shirts. Warriors,
we will go to the land our white IA her
has given US. We will take our
suuaws, cur dogs, and our "igwams.
We will go to our ne" home beyond
the river now, and when the autumn
comes we will take a tour hack to this
co,,ntry. This is all. am done.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
T,la H'ear8'r0D.

A down State exchange says tn
pear crop is now rlp"uing. Tne eau
niny factories IN th!s town hay
bought largely If the ONLY variety tina
is use,i by lhem tor cAuni;.g purpos IS
the Bartl tt, at 81 per basket. The
pears are now being delivered, and ar
of fair size Tury would have bee,
larger if they could have have u rain on
them just before rlpening. There are
several large orchards III this vicinity
aud much care ami sine have been speul
upon then 10 Aern them in order. The
larg .st and most cariui growers al"
duu..tfu! As yet about the success Of The
pear in this locality Tne loss Of tres /,
f.om ordinary causes is large While the
ravagts of the blight causes Il heavy loss
in most of the orchards. The damage
bv slugs twice n season is nO5 only all
noying but positively injurious if al.
lowed 70 90 unche. kcd. An orchard
where these pests have been allowed to
ravage unmolested presents . dilaplda-
fed appearance now. All the leaves
are gone and the pears exposed to the
sun which carses them to blister and III
pen irregu arly.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Newark News Notes.
Delaware Ledger.


Capt. W. II. Smith, the Agent of tn
B. Il .. Il. H., ms TaI le'tei % meet
ing Of the CON nitCnA appoiatei by tn
Trustees of Delaware College, to ar
range the terms OF purchase for tn
right of way through the rear campu
of TIE College.
A letter has bnIn received from MIR
5. Nj. Curtis, announcing the SAT" arfi
val of mis- patty uvoD the continent. a.
Of the party except Mrs. EIiriiS b came
saasick on the voyage over; she dl np'
feel the effects OF the ssa travel unri
lani was reached. The letter was writ
ten about the last Of July. aud said shat
they expected to reach Carlsbad about
the first Of this mOn,h.
The Rev. John France viii hold Z
quarterly meeting 1t 'hH Flint H'll Nj
t. church, beginning on the - h OF
this month, if ms health is in u ron'li-
ton to permit hlm to do so. II" hLs
been troubled Of laJe with slight A!T,r-
ton of the THROAT 4 months vacation
has teen granted him bv his cOngrega-
tion, hut he will probably take but two
weeks as he thinks that will he suli-
Cient.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Life isl the DiI Regions.

OIL City Derrick.
That the oil regions Il a country
where fortunes ara made uUic.Iv is
well known. ThG man who Is BEGIN,
his bread today may b" "rltinE u dla.
the day-laborcr of last week is money
ell rntu of the next l4olth. On 0ur
streets we can pom to n"n vii"
couldn't drhW q check for ten cents u
month ag Now they can draw th"lr
check fer ten thousand ,ioII,rs aud tn
bank wouldn't h"ceph it, loHrirr i, a
man who walked into O.! City as a
tramp 4 year ago To-day h" Is porter
IN nOCel tigre comes Il yotng rnau
who borrowed ten cents If lS last we, k
to get a glass Of milk. Now Ne wants
to bo row ten cents more, he says Ii
wants to buy a neal tlc ulne~ u1l IL
uui,i me5lS Go 20 Bradford ahl you
will see thr same eS ltuC. 81 pro 1p"rit y.
A man vino ca.ur iu'U this iiciH when
the excite,ueut brg IA With less hAn U'l"
hundred dollars Is now worth N3 many
thousands. Another, who Wa put III
the lock-up ana h' rro Yeh money 10 pay
his tine. WAS arrested again last week
aud sent to jail. lie could not porroA
anything this time. Heres ano her
man who went there with his last cen
in his pocket. Last mouth he d Y a
check for twenty ihouSand dollars. He,
too, is in jail. He signed another mans
name to the check. Such are the up.
and do Hs of oil life. Here to-day, III
jail To- morrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
THE sAUCY, CARRIAGE DRIVER

,ys Whst' at, says Jimmy from hsdoor,
ting ext beside the corner !tnrc,)
.there's gone the garbage driver?
To' DER n wees. at my back ghte
Ais and .ubs ,Oth him await,
Eut neyef cal,s the driver.
Why, rat, YOU fool, Jimmy replied,
Yourself You surely are beside
To there expect the dr cr
He wont go to your alley gaze,
And rom scch place you garbage take
It's tar beneath the driver
There was a time who he must go
Wherever Bady choose 10 how
The gat bnge 10 the drvor
But noy, the law is ch htoved. know,
To give the garbdgf man u show,
And diguify the duver.
If on corner yen do dwell.
ana have a s,de yard gate rs III
You're equal to the driver
lou then can set your S"i's iuside,
aud ope the gate - o. wiio
To acconmU late thg driver.
Eut ifyou have no side yard gate
At winch your scryant wall await
To open for the driver,
Your bound . tai our garbage th -0ugh
The parlor, though Your car cts new,
10 accommodate the ur!ycr.
And right furninst your own front door,
Upon your c rb your buckets styie,
10 await tre coming driver,
fnd Z the dogs or cats doth spill
The bucket that contain the sWiIl,
You'll get cursed ty tho driver,
.list come here Pat | soc lst now
Ilu women k,ck NC uD il row.
They yelling at lhH oriYer.
One woD al sale she'd snchr"d her floor,
Aud stained her dress an Gown before
Whilst lunuing to the driver.
Another says, | can't no more
Keep carpets on my ptrtpr itUOr,
Aud luG swlll TO the driver.
The driver swore hs didn't care,
You re bound 20 place Your buckets wht re
There orItre | by tho Griytr.
The woman ravcd the driver sworc,
And children cfowovd cHtry door,
Al arnnilg at the dr. er.
I'm duin. what I'm told to do,
And what the law require me too,
Responds tie plucay driver
If tha is true, ono woman criCl
The men who IN ,uc it snoril haze died,
III let up ON the driver.
And if my man Will vote dga'n,
10 have such pWs Iris rcE.aD,
will become the dliNer.
I'll make him carry out tie swil
And if ne does bur one drop spill,
m show him who is driver
I'll max him "H his benIcd lEee.,
Wipe ON the floor aud steps the grease
IN show him I'm the uriver.
1t wont be long before he'll say,
III have meeting called striYhtway,
NV lovely little driver.
Wen hav, The driver 90 'nch DAY,
1oeyery gate and alley way,
You must not be my driver
ROBIN HOOP.
WILMlNGToN, Del, August lstn, 1891.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
There IL NO, One

coachman or driver in ten, who, if a
horse stumbles, OF SHES, or is frightened
by anything, but viii give him cut
with tie whip, the very worst thing hc
can do. 1t will make the horse tar
more frightened the next time. Every
owner of horse should forbid the drl-
Yer TO use the whip in su5ll cases, aud
if he persists in doing it should dismiss
him. Horses are ruined by sharp harsh
treatment, hut may be cured Of their
weak tears Dy kindness.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
4SuAsu9 Water.

SAYS the Rural New Yorker, is an anti
d,.ie to mealy bugs, lod spiders. ard by
tbrips, when applied to house plants.
The plants assume an increased thrift,
and the insects choose other Localities. :.
The old pro ,ortion ofa tablespoonful of
guano toa gallon Of water is applied in
the following way: put in the guano, stir
well, and leave the liquid day or two
to settle; then pour off the liquid, leave
carefully the sediment. 1t will be safe
to add as much more water.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
APEi'SIA:

Mr.. IL. a. Clark, firm CLARK Brcs Il Go.
Pb'adelphta, was given up by our most en-
nent pny6icWn2 in this country. Pad cut
- ,ooJ and cured with only tIee bottles oi
APpPSlA.
NoSrs Thompson, 1hur,)w, Pa, u vary bao
case Of twenty years s'andtng, cured WiE
only t. 0 bottIess Of ApE$P!A
W. T.. Taylor, Tyrone Pa, very agra
waited ease, WAS cured with two bottles Of
hPkFSlA.
DR.. Samuel ". Adams. an eminent phvs1.
clan Of New York CITY. w'itcS mo hs wifo hs
been cured with hPFltjA one of The worst
cases in the known i'd and he is no y 1using
it in his Practice without a failure in q single
case.
Capt. George W Weymouth, of Savannah
wr tes u Q he cured hlmfelf and wife and {
large number OF friends with y PEPSlA
The only known medicine that will cur
chronic dyspepsia. 1t 's truly iod send t,
all dyspeptcs, for the second dose gives Der
feet relief, and from two to three bottles cur
the worst CaSea in existence.
v. Il. STONE, M. d.,
Late Physician and Surgeon u. 5. A.
Price, Sl.Oo per bottle. For sale by all drug
gists. Iy2S
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Lost His Thumb.

On Saturday, William Moore, en-
ployed at Bowers & Dure's, while Ell
gagged in working on a circular saw,
cut part of his thumb off. Fortunate.
ly for him DIR Malcolm happened to be
present, and ne succeeded in stopping
the flow of blood, and dressing the
wound.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
SHEKIFf'S SALES.

CAERIFF'SS SALE.-By virtue of o writ 0
~ Levari Facias, to me directed, will be OK
posed to public sale, at the Jefferson Fl use
kept by BENZ. d. Longland, in the city o
New CASTLE, In New Castle Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware, On
TUESDAY, the 9th day of Sept. A. d 1881
at2 O'Clock, p. M.
The following described real estate, viz:
All the following described lots and parcels
OF land, situated In the city of New Castle, il
New Castle Hundred:
No. /. Situated on Harmony street, in the
said city, bounded on the southeast by A.
land late of William 7. Reed and Samuel .:::i
Wright, on the southwest by land late 0
west by other lands of John Keegan, on the
northeast by Harmony street. having front
OF about 20 feet on Harmony street, ard n
depth of about 10 feet, with a two and "a hat
story brick house there on erected
No. z. Bounded OH the southeas' by No /.
afOre aid, on the southwest by lands of the
heirs Of thomas Robinson. deceased, on the
fsst Eort1 by other lands of John X &C.
L...lgah, and on the nor haest by Harmony
street., having front Of about q fe It on
Harmony street, running back about 75 feet
with two story brick piastercd house there
On erected.
No. 3. Bounded on the southeast by No. .,
on the southwest by lands OF sam
uel Coupsr, on the northwest by other lands
OF John keeg n, on the northeast by Har.
Inony street, having front of about 50 feet
on Harmony street, running back about 70
feet, with a two sLUried house, part brick and
part frame therst n er> cted called the Rising
Sun Hotel.
No 4. Bounded on the southeast by No. 3
afj es4td, on the southwest by other lands of
-aMuc' Fouper on the nuthwest by other
lands Of Ep',u Kcegan. On the northeast by
Harmony street, having Il froDt of about 20
ite on Harmony str ct, running back about
"a feet, WIN a iva stDricd brick house there.
Or, erected.
No Rounded an the :ontheast by No, 4
aforesaid, Un the so thwe.t by o,her lands of
Johl hcega', OF ilc notth"est ty lands Of
Mrs. Ninii.g Ant Or tho norheJst by Har-
m"nV street, with front If abort - cnt on
Harmony trret, runNlg back Is ct tn
two on%u BRICK d"tlliug house thereon
erected.
70. t. All the f,lIo"ing de crbed real
es te "n N rhct rect, wl'h two sni a
half St,rtd hTlcE GN,lli Z tutrcou erected,
h0un tea Hs IUil VS. 70 wit : On the south
wei by i&Hd Of T. = lHto s,3lnuel CARPENTER
md On tie orthcast by lands of t." late
I'hIrlv2 We@@ n'nHAiI. oa rnc .uujh east by
NJ ,rh ts,feGt. ard ,3t the northwest by ladds
1f jGmrs hcGarty and ,-Oui'n johnson with
l + ont on Market street ahout ~ feet. run
ming ou@k ,.'out ~ feet more or less.
seized AN taken in.o execution ay the pro-
lcrtN Of fl"nu h gan aid Kos anna, his wife.
III t. / tld to D sold by.
J.. PHILLIP Il. CLARK, Sheriff
ifHeRIFF's OFFICE. Wilmington, Dal., hu.
gust ioth, a. d., 1881 augl'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
REGISTERS ORDERS,
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ kEGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July n, 1881, {

Upon the application of Robert g. Parry,
administrator of Charles B. Parry, late Of
wilmington HID, in said county, deceased,
It Is ordered and directed by the Register
That the Administrator aforesaid give notice
of granting of letters of administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted Within forty days from the date
of such letters in six of tho most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the es.
tate 10 present the same, or abide by an Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided:
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued thcrein three weeks, fe-o-d)
t~~~ Given under the hand and Seal
l. D. Of Office of the Register aforesaid at
~ v ii'nngton, in New Castle county
aforesaid, .he day and year above written.
>. G. BlGGS, Register.
NTIGE.-AlI persons having claims against
she estate Of the deceased must ,,resent the
same duly GttcsteI to the administrator on
or before JAY II, 1882, or abide the Act o.
Assembly III such ease made aud provided.
KOHEnr Gi. phRRY,
Administrator.
Address Wilmington, Del. jy29
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
n. NELCHi0R, GUNSMITH
What the PeOpie way.

That at 1903 East Sixth street Is the p'aso
hest large bag Of -four at @,c. the best soneed
mackeraJ, In cans; the best canned herring,
done up in tomatoes; Q cans best fresh mack.
eral. csc. one whole lobster In can for zoe
snrdines. 12c. can; 4 ms. rice, 25c. Ms. corn
starch 25c. raisIns, l0c. n. You can get the
hest coffee, 2 lbs, for 2sc., cleared 10 roasting
tea done up in tin foil at 5oc., Is exceIlent no
store has It hut US; you can get the best honey
drips at 15c gt best cream cheese, 10. h.;
slaeed peaches, 1bc. can; they are delicious:
thew come from all parts for our large bars Of
borax soap at &c. and our brooms at lOc.; We
have soap at 2 cts. and cts, bar; we have tho
vhltest sugar and the best tea and coffee In
this CITY for the price. Como TO l0S East sixth
street, ie13.ett TN. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
WILMINGTON ANE
I HAI.TIMOKE RAILROAD.
MAY 10, 1881.


Trains viii leave Wilmington rs foilows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta.
tloEs, 100, $40 $40, 1880, a. m 23o, 100, 100,
10. 90 p. III.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 800, s.SS
.. H., 2.l6. 9.65 p. IL.
Philadelphia and Now York 205, 2.2j, $50
100, ass, ll.53 a. M. 1913, 203, b62, 6.3s p. 10
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 8.3s
3. m, 4,45p. III.
Perryvlle and intermediate statior ols
D. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 p. IN
Baltimore and Washington. l2b), l.l2. 4.02
7.55, 8 3S a. m, T. 5h, l.04, $50, 10 81 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware division leave for:
New Castle, 800, 935 a. IN, l.06, 900. 6.25 p. N
harringtcs and lntermeiiate Stations, a.3S
8. H., .0b, 6.25 p. IN.
DoI,uar ard lutermediate Stations, p.s6 q.
NJ, Les p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadeiphia and Intermediate Stations
SO q. NJ. 5Go. 100, l0.0G y. III.
philadeiphia and New York, 2.ob, 2:ta. m
6.52, 6.38 p. M.
Baltimore and Washington, l2tl, 2.l2, 4.o2,
7.s5 a. m.; 1851 p. NJ.
For further tnforMation passengers are 70
erred to tho tine tables posted at the depot
H.. Y. KENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
DYSPEPSIA! bYSpEpSIl.
Cured! Cured! Cured!
APEPSIl.. :.
Api,pyIl'' y

The great scientific preparation f. now ac
knowieisud ~ most eminent phYs.CiHns anl
all who have taken 1t 10 be the only mcdlciri
sror placed before the publ" thoL will ,uakt
a permanent care IN chronic dy59rpca.
rGfor with pleasure u n few of the worst case
known in this country that have Doel curst
with
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
On FRIDAY, the d day Of Sept. A. o., 1881,
at2 O'Clock. y. IN,
The tol'oaing described real estate, viz:

The to'oHing described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land with three
story hri X dwelling house. No. l0ls, thereon
erecnd, situate in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle Codntl DcIa %lre, on the south
east r'rner of delaware a7enuu and Wash
inston street, having a irGnt of 33 feet IL
inc rs more or less, on Wa hi'Grton street,
and II debth o 80 feet, 8 inches, inore or less,
on delaware avenue, taper,ng to s feet bi5
inches. It the rca nf said lot
Seized and taken in e ecption as the pro-
prrtg Of Johu q. Haiaress and Laura /. :, his
te, and !. t.. ana to be sold by
Pm + u. CL NhK. Sheriff
sBERlfr $ FFlyE, Wilmington. Del, Au-
gust IS, A. ID, 1871. argl5eOdts
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

| SHERIFF'S ShLF. by virtue of n writ OF
10 !cvari FaciaS. TO INC directed, Will be
| exl os"d tc puulic sale, at tho Court House,
on MAlGet st.. betNren Tenth and Eleventh
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county. Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the md day of Sept. A. d. 1881
at 2o'clnck, p. m.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All 'h,t lot Of land ii ty four feet by 10! feet
3 inchr with a iN-gr III chine shop, thereon
erected. at the Sout cast corner Of Second
and range streets
s'riz d and taken IN cNccu ion az the pro-
terty Of liza arS 81; AID Mary Nanden-
hra"h, s7rviving mo ga&or and Clara Cars
well. d;ainst "A r,A q. William Car well. de-
ceased. and GeO'gc II. ash administrator of
La"reLc' Nardet braaR, dee a,cd, and t. t.,
and to be sold by
PHILIP y. CLARK Sheriff.
SHEIIFR's OFFICE, Wilmington. Del, Au-
gust l., A d., 1881. augl6-eodt3
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

The following dctcrihot real estate, viz:
All thai two-storN br X dwelling and lot II
land situate IN 'ht city ti Wilmington, State
Of delaware, or tn" northerly side Of weith
street, heiWccn Nsshingto ana .Ieiter.on
street lno feet If" II Wa hinpton street, con-
tanning 81 feet in Front F'ih III Il pth H. feet.
= Icd and tH,r" execution as the UrU-
perty Of Thomas + I!um" er. HcnryU. 10 ,.
| insO!,, adniIistrlt 81 fhcr.as +. P!ummer
decreased. and L"t!2 = I!ulnlpar, surviving
| mUrtEagVl, ana to b- toic
PH La *. CLARK. Sheriff.
SHERIFF : s'IEttE, Wilmington, Del. Au-
gust Is, A. d.. 1881. augl5 Coits
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

NrlinR!tFS %A!.E-i.y virtue ola wit of
- t4svAri 'a''ias, to Ine directed, will be
exposed to pLb.ic sale. AZ the court House
on harbcJ st between Tenth ana Eleventh
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle county
DellwU
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
9tatA X sG Ne.

YSOARD WAN'TEn--IiY GtNiLEM q N
~ wIfc aud daughter. AddrcS ~. me,
EKPl BLlCAE Office. arg2" ut
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

Crest" Insect Powder, 10 cts. a pack
age. Taylor 81 Fullerton, Druggist, 3o2
King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
u EGISl ElvS ORDER.
III nEGlsTFitB OFFICE.

u EGISl ElrS ORDER
IN HEGlsrFE's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, August H. 1851. (
| Upon the application Of Alfred u. Mur-
| phey Executor Of tie rye W MurYhep, late
OF Wilmington Hundred, in said county, de-.
ceased, it Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice Of granting of Letters Testamcntary on
| estate of the deceased, with the date of grant.
ing thereof, by causing ad, ertaements to be
posted within forty day7irUm the date Of such
| letters IN SIX ot the most public places of the
| county of New Castle. requiring all persons
| having demands against the estate to present
| the same, or abide by an act of Assembly in
! such ease made and provided: and also cause
! the same TO be inserted WITHIN the same
period IN the DELAWARE RErt BLICAN, a news
paper published in Wilmington. and to be
| cOntinued therein three weeks ie-Od)
t~~ Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. ctlice Of the Register aforesaid, Al
- Wilmington. in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written
S. G.. RIGGS Register.
NoTICF.-All persons h'vi'Vrlajrns against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly atteste,t to the Executor on or be-
fore Aug. H. lSSl, Or abide thcacto Of Assembly
in such case mode and provided.
ALFRED y. MuRPHEY,
Executor.
Address" wilmington. Del. auglz
y EGlSTER'S, Di,nt.R.
Al REa.srER's DFFIcg,
NEW CASTLE County, Aug. ", 1881.
Upon the application of Phebe +. Holt, Ad.
ministratriy OF John Holt, late Of Whining
ton Hundred, III said county, deceased, il is
ordered aud directed by the Register that the
Adlninstrat'iy aforesaid give notice Of the
srantingV( Letters of A1minstratiunupoD the
estate of deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to be post.
cd within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to prcsept
the sane Or abide by an act of Assembly II
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the salne
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
De continued tEcrein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
~ ,iiyen under the hand and seal Of
L.. S. Once Of the Register aforesaid, Al
~ Wilmington in New Castle county
ttoresaid, the day and year above written
s. HGGS, Register.
NOTJCB.-All persons having claims agDinsl
the estate o, the deceased must present the
same duly &ttesed To the AdmiustratriX, o2
or before August II, A. D., 1857, or abide the
Act Of assembly in such case made ard pro-
vided
PHERE f. HOLT, Adminstratrix.
Address Wilmih4ton Dl a. els
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
LIQUOR APPLICATIONS.


NYOrICE.-I, JOSEPH EGGNER, DO
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Homo alb 9, the Judges of the Court Of
General Sessio of the Peace and Jail De.
livery of the state OF Delaware in and for
New astle County, on Monday, the 9Th day
Of Se4teMber. A. D.. 1881, bsing the first day
Of the eptcmber tenn o. said Court, tor a H.
cense to teep an inn or tavern at No. el9
Cnulch 1T t. being the southwest corner of
81 venth aud Church street in the Ugh h
ward, of the City of W mngt1 n, ,N' Castle
Go nty. S, ate Of Delaware, and to sell intOxi
eating liquors In less quantities than one
upart % be dra' / on he premises and the
following respectable citizens, residents Of
sad y ard, recommend the Sd d ap! licat ion
to wit:
Thomas Clifton, Philip Mulligan,
kdwa d C)ncannon, James l'enney,
John Harty, Alex. Gillespie
James Barr, Vim. d. X ny,
John McHugh, 10. X. sparks,
Samuel Moore, Samuel Williams,
Herr Brown. B Mccullough,
Gideon G. Moore, Patrick Roner,
Thomas Hogans, Samuel Forrest,
Nj ichael Mckinley, hn I,onlon,
John J. Horner, fred. : Sparks,
JOS Butler, H. II Lane.
auoi9-3tt JOSEPH EidNER.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

CNEklt rs SALE.--Ry virtue OF a. writ Of
- Lcvari fari2s. 10 me dire ted. will be
exposed TO public sale, ut the Court House,
Oh Narket street, between Ten. md Etev-
cnth 5tr' ct, in the city of WIu.ira .on, New
Caste county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the 2ud day Of Sept. A. y. 1881
alto clock. y. M
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

q. TPAY Sr EEP-Strayed away from the
farm off. w. Vernon, near Ten .reville,
lamb, u eve md buck with bell on his
neck. An! one giving Information where
they may bo found will be suitably re
wlrded. THOMAS HODl EN.
dSw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

W tird.D ITO SELL FIFTY CANARY
Street msrkS, apply Vt stalls and 8, Eighth
-------', ---"e', Or &S W. Ninth street, i2-tti
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

W AS r,; D-A coon WHEEL.
North Banks 'snt FOR light and heavy work, at
auvlSst!A Shops, Nsar Landenbery. Pa
hOACE h GILMt tiRE,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
LOST AND FOUND.
cHEEp , SHEEP. SHEEP...

The subscriber has for sale at his farm,
near stanton, Del, a lot Of stock Ewes and
wetheIs He will a'so have another lot next
week direct from Mercer county, Pa. Far
ners are invited to call, au 2O-lNd2twt
H. SATTEkTH WAIT.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

vEy hkTE,, ..--
w keona! COOK OR HOUSE.
auglssutp N7il shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22

w er rLD-A GOOD STOVE BLACK
auy,setrt: Steady work. - ~
- II. +. PlCKELLS