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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17
Ex-Governor Scott, of South Ca

-Ex. Governor Scott, of South Caro-
lima. who shot and killed Warren Drury,
ut Napoleon, Ohio, in December last, has
been indicted for murder in the second
degree.
The Swiss colony in North Carolina
is said to have discovered that the null
berry tree grows with as much luxuriance
as the cherry, and that the soil and eli
ma,c favor the production of silk.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

"A society has been organized at
Scarboro, Ga, to be known as the "Fir>t
National Non. Cursing Society,"" whose
object is to discouutenance the practice
of profane swearing.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17
LOST ROSIE;
CO., Or,
KOUNTZ TIE CONJURER.

IS Il ,was d mud: daubed cabin, but 50
: ogstgFown. with the dark green foliage
and, crimson How. .throated blossoms Of
..the Trumpet ,Iiae, that it seemed q part
iof. the wild, beautiful nature around it.
out of its low door, stepped q slender girl
With the olive skin, the black eyes and
ablack-waved hair of: the native Louisian-
ian. Over the luxutiance Of the hair MAS
throwu.asreda barred kerchief and the girl
father shaded her eyes with, her hand as
she stood and lookes first around the yard,
then. over into: the fields and across to
the grand open woods that surrounded
the clearing, the time calling Rosie, I
in q shrill fbuk 16t Inmusical voice. She
stood still moment, and them haping
the low fence aaq lawn, ran
down to the tiny sthe foot
sof the little ;rises on which the. house
stood and searched sannopg the bushes,
whose greenness betrayed the waters
course. A: noisy icioW Knocked her cab
overhead, and scatte teredi d handful ofpe-
can nuts upon her from the bonghs he
was robbing = an sorfole aew ont from 9
scarlet haW bush aud flashed away, star
tledsby: her CRY: of sRosie, ,"s but mo. pretty
treble pipsd, Here l am, sister" in
sansWer.to her call. 'i!S.l. 1.s,
Returning TO the cabin, she took 9
horn from 1oyer tie door and blew q blast
upcn, ,it that set half dozen dogs 70
.yelping,, and aftert The lapse of, q few min:
sntes, .brongh her brother, -aSboy of iii;
steea, ffomsthe field ........,;,...
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
DocIlMc In RreAdstu fIs.

There are some indications that there
will be decline in breadstutfs, though
1t is not likely they will descend to tn,
figures that marked them three month
ago. During the past week the receipt
of grain at the interior points have no
greatly exceeded the shipments, tn.
moderate decline in prices having check
cd the arrival of grain from the farm,
srs. The advance of railroad rates alsc,
and the expectation of farther advance,
have stimulated shipments to the sea
board, especially with these dealers
who have not secured time contracts
at low rates. Daring the past month
the receipts of grain at Chicago and
have been IL, $50, 900 bushels
while the shipments by all routes have
been only 9,lS6,ooO bushels. The de-
crease in the receipts at Atlantic ports
in comparison with corresponding
year, has been over forty
per cent at New York, over so per cent
At Baltimore, and over Is per cent at
Philadelphia, while at Boston thee
aas been slight increase. The eyi-
ieuce we have here that grain is lower
! the fall in prices of wheat at the Bran
lywine mills aud the decline of hour
twenty we cents on the barrel.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

PosTMAsrER-GENERAL James has
broken through the bad habit Of his
predecessors in keeping down their es-
Inmates to a figure below the actual re-
auirements of the department., leaving
the deficiency to be supplied by supple
meptary appropriations In this man
ner the amount for the pay of postmas-
ters was last year estimated at 81 800, 600
while the amount actually required
was S, 100000. For the Star service
the amount asked by Mr.. James Is 81
25s, eco, being $3.50, 900 less than last
year. He estimates thar the
deficiency for the next fiscal Year
will be 1920, 900 stead of nearly 81, 0o0,.
900 the present year, and he estimates
that should the increase of business be
at the current rate of lsl4 instead of 8
per cent. Us estimated, even the reduced
deficiency will disappear aud the pos
tai business of the country will be
placed upon a self sustaining basis.
With such a reform as this in the pos
tai service, We do not see that President
Arthur can do better If he wants a
strong cabinet shan to retain Mr.. James
ut the head of the Post office depart
ment.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

We HAVE been vicsimized in pub-
fishing u notice of the death of James
Narswell, who it appears is alive and
in his usual health. We are indeed
glad to know that Mr.. Carswell is not
dead but ivelh, and that we had moth
ing but kind words to say of him in or
obituary notice. We do not feel pleas
ant, however, that we have been made
the victim Of false intelligence, and
yet we are confident that the very re-
spectacle gentleman who impaired the
news to us thought he was telling the
truth, and with no intention whatever
Of misleading us. 1t is one of those
unavoidable mistakes that often occur
in journalism, and for which no person
is real y to blame. Mr. Carswell is one
Of the few men who has the privilege
of reading his own obituary, hastily
written on short notice a few minutes
before going to press. We hope Mr..
Carswell may live many years yet in
the enjoymant Of health AMI happi-
hess
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
h smishers for SUI Or eme ] ad e

We second the suggestion that Hon
Nathaniel b. Smithers be appointed by
President Arthur as Associate Justice
of the Supreme conrS of the United
States. Mr Smithers is in the very
fullress Of mental, active life, and de.
servtdly stands at the front of the legal
fraternity OF Delaw are, that numbers in
its ranks such sound judicial minds as
Gordon, Bradford, Bayard, Spruance,
Gray, Lore, Higgins, Bird, Massey,
Moore, Conegys, Houston, " ootten and
Wales. either Of whom in legal acumen
in fully up to the average of legal talent
that graces the Supreme bench OF tho
United States, Delaware is one of the
old original thirteen States, has never
had q representative on the Supreme
bench though she has Frequently been
hOnore.i by cabinet appointments. We
hope thai general effort will te made
by the citizens OF Delaware to secure
the appointment Q: Mr.. Smith RS.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

THE VIRGINIA Bourbons are not able
to claim tho State with much conf
dence. They admit tiIat the election
will he very close, but they think that
Major Daniel, their candidate tor Gov
ernor, will pull through with about
1000 majority, and that the Legislature
will be tie. These are admissions
which practically amount to a confes
sion of expected defeat. The anti
Bourbons, on the contrary, are decided
ly confident and definite in their calcu-
IatiOns and estimates They say they
will cary the State By from $4,000 TO
20, 900 majority, and they give the pre-
else locations where they expect to poll
their votes. They also claim the Legis-
lature beyond adoubt. Careful outside
estimates agree with these figures. A
prominent Bourbon said in Washing.
ton Oh Saturday, that the result so far
AS he could see will be most uuc0mfort.
ably close. Nobody hears such expres.
sluns from the antiBourDons.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
OLIVER II. PAR Y.Thf.

NOTICE-l, OLIVER II. PAR Y, THE
~ owner Of the within mentioned premi
ses, do hereby give notice that shall appy
to the Honorable Judses OF the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions CT the Peace AID Jail elivery
OF the state OF Delaware, IN aud for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday. tbs 2lst day Of No
vember, A. ID 1881. holig the trst day OF the
November term Of the sa'd court, for icense
10 keep an inn or tavern at the Washington
hotel In School District No. 9, b Apdywine
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, and
to sell intoxicating liquors in Quantities less
than one quart to be dra X on the p emi'cs.
and the following respectable citizens, re
commend the said application. to wit;
Thos /. Talley, T. :. Hawkins,
Levi q. Furey, beo. Il. l6nsherty,
Moses Palmer, Johu nj. Bullock,
Charles lie. .ch, Vim, +. Miuer.
Johns Berry, Nry Luh,
John Talley, VIM TaiIey.
Henry Journey, ia'on h. Parry,
Thomas l.. Ta'ley, Jr.
oct2vt 2td.tw OIlVrE II. PARRY.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
uOTICUR.

NYUTlCE Il, ALEXANDER SAVILLE,
~ the owner Of the within mentioned
property, do hereby give notice that shall
apply To the Judge. OF the Court Of Genera !
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware In and for the county
OF New Castle on Monday. the 2lst day of
November, It being the first day Of the next
n ovember +. rm, A. ID 1881, for licen'e to
keep an inn or tavern in the Saville Build
ing. No. - Market street, at the Sc. corner
sixth and Marke streets, in the Fourth
ward Of the city Of Wilmington, county and
state AZORES I'D, to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, % be drank
on the premises, and the following respecta-
bio ctize 9, residents Of the said ward, re.
commend this application to wit
John NcClafierty, T.. +. Wright,
Sam.el finley his
q Il. Chandler, Michaelr McDonnage
George A. togsve1l, marx
william AlscntGer, Rerna, d Bonner,
Leon Iephlr, j. X. Cunning,
J. George Stab, John McCaferty,
James Bellhemer, john II Fox,
] inca Parser, Il. X. Patton,
q. p. Fraser, M. Fellheimer,
John ID. kurtz, Peter Springer.
Thomas b. Eaton, George Reed.
John J Toner, Jostlh II. lruitt
Frank McNonsgle, Neil Gormley,
Neal Gofmlay, ALkA- SANllAlA
novl-3t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
dk.s, fs n D.. k..,A
TRUSrEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATEl

BY virtue OF "A decree Of the Court OF Chan .
Gerry OF the State Of Delaware, IN and for New
Cast COu ty. made at september Term,
A. d.. 1881, of said Court will be exposed to
Public sale, at the 4 tel Of James G.. Pear
son, in stanton, Mil Creek Hundred And
,tnte OF delaware, on
THURSDAY, Nov. 10th, A. d. 1881,
2oclock, p. NJ,
the following Real Estate, boing the property
OF William Haylctt, deceased. situate ia
Mill Greek Aundr d county and sta 6 atorv
said, as follows, to wit;
No. l. Beg innilK On the Turnpike Road
leading from Wilmington To thrlstiana, 25
feet from James McMcnael's cnrner. and
bounded on the north and west by Lands of
feuben Sa terthw iite; GA the cas-. by lands Of
benjamin CranStUn ami kOaeit lay or and
on the south by lands Of Robert Taylor and
the hers Sprtuger Mcdaniel, CO ,taining
forty-slX arrysa ~ perchps II land. mOrJ
or less, with frame dWG!lin< hous'. b .rn,
carriage huuso, ami Uut-hVuscs thereon erect
cd.
No.2. all tina. certain lot or pie'e of
ground, with the buildings ANA i'm rave
me Is thereon ercc'eu, 81 dat5 n Mill Creek
Hundred, Aforesaid, htginuiHg at a point
at the d staucc Of teet rom the Lortlw st
corner OF said buildings, thence extending
easterl 7 . percheS to a coruer Of land, now,
or formerly Of stroud and Stapler: thence
extending sonth-welterly niue and three
quarter perches to "A G rner of ian bn "ngins
TO the heirs OF Peter Springer, deceased ;
thence westward y, Que and oue-thirl perches
to another co ner # said Sprtngcr's land ;
thence by the sane nUrthW rliy eight and
one-third pe'ch.s u tho place Of beg ming,
containing f,rty l.crcheS IF and more or loss
excepting thercout passage way oi three
feet along samuel BIiiey's property. Tor the
use of the said Samuel l}a les, his heirs and
AttpUInupp
and terms of sale a'e known at the time
and place atUrclrid, by
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Hrustee,
oct 5-Isw-f or by his Attorney.
Attest J. n EovsNAN, Reg. &. q.
THos BRACKBN, AucJisneer.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

Down ArTuE Atlantic Cotton Ex-
position is a little bale of cotton which
excites more than ordinary interest ard
the cotton lords Of the South look upon
it with a jealous eye. 1t was grown ir
Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and is
Az perfect as the cotton grown on fields
farther South. If cotton can be sue
cessfully grown in Della ware County,
why cannot it be grown protitably in
Delaware, Maryland aud Virginia?
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

THE LyNCHBURG, Va, Postof.ce ex
plot by the Democracy is only anoth,
er blunher that is p.unging them into
inextricabe mire ard confusion, ard
adds votes to the anti-Bourbons of that
State. Stavham is now Postmaster IL
spite of the violent protests of Mr.. B y
ard and other noble Democratic Sena
tors who are noted for rising above par
fv
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
COWS cows! COWS !!
VIII be sold at publ sale, at Village
Green, Delaware county, Pa,
ON TAUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
at O'Clock, p. H.,
FORTY FRESH COWS h SPRINaERS
This viii DO tine lot Of dairy COWS.
TERMS.--2 AND 4 M UNThS CREDIT.
Wagon will be o. Linwsod Station 10 meet
the tr .lin that leaves WilmingtO ton 1t 1890.
ROBEtlTS h TYSON.
l.. W STIDHAM L Son Auct'rs. Octd-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

SENATOR BAYARD 80 celebrated for
rising above party will of course ad-
vocate the appointment Of Hon N. B.
Smithers to seat on the Supreme bench
of the United ST. tes.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

The New York Tribune says, 1.-The
Democrat who is stepping around with
a smiling countenance under the belief
that his party is going to carry New
York State next week, is a victim Of
nislead confidence"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

For Mr. Wanamakers personal use the men,or,r, 4
low was sent to his Office Instead of wrio7 -,
vanishing over he incorporates the paper into ii
vertsement as the best presentation of the Oak Hall
ing stock.
If we could have the people know the fact, as tn.
ually are about our Fall and Winter Clothing it wn
all we would ask!
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

THE great political battle OF the of.
year in politics will come off next
Tuesday, or in other words Democratic
disaster is only Ave days off.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
LIGHT ONERCOATS,

Give US very full advertisement to morrow
stock warrants it. Rage of prices $S to 81 M
point on the S. coat light drab, brown mixed and O.
mixed Melton; not all WOOL but we are certain it
best in the country for the money.
We are strong on mems sizes.
Stock is fresh on light fashionable colors.
The market is very bare on desirable light Oye1
we are full on the very best things.
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown cheviot face, diagonal mixed Co1I
velvet collar, at $40.
Light colors in Wool Diagonals. Without flcna,
With facings, SIS.
Very tne Stockinct Coating, with al tacngv
sleeve Innings, S24
A small lot Of very fine fancy Cassimc-cs and
checks, handsomely made and trimmed, our freshest
reduced from "a 0Oto 20 only because sizes are ebr
POINTS only given above.
WANAMAKE ER & BROWN.
OAK HALL Sixth and Market Streets Philadelphia
The Largest Clothing House in America
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
s.Th1rteen."

We have made thirteen Prince CHARLES
overconts from special pattern. You oetter
select one "A We know 1t cannot be duplicated
either BY ourselves or any clothing house IN
America, You know We always lead III nc"
styles. >,,, ,a
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Rt 1 o'clock. d. m. .

DURLIC SALE-L. W. Stiiham & Son
will sell at III ir Auction Room on
Satur 'ay mr. ing, November eth. at lOha
o'c,o ,ock, one horse wagon and harness oil In
good order an suitable for Grocery or mar
ket wagon. Sale positive.
8st l.. W. STIDHAN L. son, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Prince Oh aries.

This is the leading coat for the season.
Won will And n At the Wilmington Clothing
House N W. Cor. %th and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

Travelling bags, satchels, cabbas, &c.
at Stern & Zimmerman's, Ill Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
NOTICE

N"r''H
OFYICs OF THB STREET COMMISSIONER,
No 81 EAST SIXTH erRERr
WILMINGTON, bel, CT. "A, 1881.
Property owners ard agents will phase
take notice that the folio ing ordinance re-
lating to psvehlenLs and sidewalks. viii be
strictly enforced. And in order to rave them
selves unnecessary expense, they will please
Oh slrye it
IAN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAvHNBNrs
AND SIDEWALKS" Whenever the Street
Commissioner sees or has reported to him any
defects or obstruction in tho pavemeIts OF
sidewalks n he city of Wilmington, he shall
Immediately have the sidewalk or pavement
repaired or tho obstruction removed at the
pr, per cost OF snch ,wneIs or agents OF the
property to which the pavement belongs, and
senu Me bills to the Mayor TO be collected
with costs. L. LYNCH.
octA 2wd SUeet Commissioner,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
N,OTlCE TO MY CUSTOMERS.

Z
Notwithst ndng the des'ruc't1n OF my
brewery on the light of the 2Stn ut, am
enabled to supply all my customers, and the
pubic in general with beer of my own brew
try Hoping n con'inuarce of their orders,
and an j. crease Of tb. same, an very re-
s,,e ttully. JOSEPH STJHhLf..
novl.3t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

PuBIlo SALE -o,-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SpRlNHEkS.
The subscriber will sell At Public Sale, at
tho Ohsdd's Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, NOV EN- BEE 10, 1881,
st l o'clock, p. M,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and fEN4
Sprineers. A credit of ~ days will 8Y
b given No postponement on ao,d11t Of
We ather, AMOS W. H USE,
l.. W. STIDnAM L Son, Auctrs. oct2St IS
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
THE FACTS AS they AR;

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Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
CnstoFn Department.

Custom Department.
Some new overcoatings just received To.
dsy. Prices to order from eighteen to sixty
doilara IDaye your measure, make your 10
lection and 3 perfect At is guaranteed.
JN1 ~ MEFENDt1HF& b Go
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
A CAR
rACkSDN, The !ILL POSTER

JACKSON, The !'lLL POSTER!
ON the recommendation Of afierd, tiled
T. bottle Cf DR. Bliss 60 den hoCrinv
Cough syrup. and AIN clad 10 say. that 1t
cured nv chlli ot bad case Of who ping
cuus befo:e the bottle was used.
GEO. " J ACkSON.
500 thou aud DO likewise. D:lo All
West Ihifd street. uoyl-4t
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Or. ". 4. THOMPSON.
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Les UensoTrAoiles, les Eisfuyes
ct les FissHres.
too'eAu, &C Ia ilGATu2E ou de- CAl,srr
e CUES.
NoCvEti.E-ORlE&Ns.

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ti,"h sem abirspTis. $50
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te - ne1'ate seXuele par les ,ut,,li.
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et h'e'ile hnis,oic. Gull, ua tom, .,r,,,,'
uich tst 1e tenui an.t>v AM ,.rs.I .I.t Ns'ssi
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a., ,'''ii'oics 'ics fennirs son, ;,a,ssss
par 'ie'o'si"ite, san rrihc ut esp sifinn.
i'Ss' S."r"t ne utatra et ,lil Fer.
," s"e'' "'h~ uteration chirury,ense
- I'd - d"anuf ~ trrsUi.taily.,,lsh hfain.
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pIncts !or A,iir AgI tit,tt,..ls u. N S,.s -
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SlL.E BE !CoSCKET. - Nous
ssaHs dit ,.anS uu s;e nos p,e,.S
den,r nlmero qu'nae ssiI- pour
tsAcer;s, representations. ..en,::on~
etc, rom ssrait Il Munoia' IL III no
tfevlile iOut en- donNin' nn. n0t.
vel esSor a sSi, c0sniHrrcr local.
Aaicufd'hui nous apprenons our
des hommes,qai o.tt Il 'ar',' Ia pros
y0Ilte du Village. xont ~. ,n.sire
sn inou,ement pour dieter metre
somnInnauie dun safe trlle, Que
no,Is Il cosnprenons. poat que la
ltssslts SOFT certaine, les promo
lests de cette enterprise, ont cor
VI plan q,,i off,e tou,es les
chances de socees, .ar il ma an
g rapport asec ceux eiaholes
peet Ia formation de c;,inpa.ni,ss
ei societies ini Sc Torment AN no
yen dbnissioA d'actions, dAns u
al DE- speculation.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-01-29

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