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House MOying.

fRNlIE undersigned having bought the tools aud
machinery of John Gardner, and added thereto all
the modern machinery necessary to the business, is
prepared to raise and move houses hoist frames,
and handle all kinds of heavy machinery FOrpartc-
uars enquire at my residence, on Front street. be-
tween Koller's and Vocke's mills OF address me al
Napoleon, Ohio. Prices reasonable.
GEORGE JEAKLE.
March II, 1851 l-3 mo,
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GOING W EST,

DFhe only line running the celebrated Pull
man Palace Hotei and Sleeping Cars from Mans
field to Pittsburg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
delphia and New York. Through tickets and bag
gage checks to all points east.
E.A. FORD Gen. Ticketag't
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas L. NJ
~ ChambeTlin, Executor of the estate of Michal
Chamberlin, deceased has filed his first partial
count for settlement, which will be for hearing May
6th 1881. JAMES q. HALY,
April II, 1881. Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that John Wright,
y Administrator of Fillman Seager, deceased, has
filed his FIRST and hhn account for settlement, which
will nc for hearing April 3Oth, 1881.
JAMES @. HALY,
April 3, lSSi.s Probate Judge.
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Toledo, l.!tANk9g,G.sts, Railroad

Time Card No. 2-Taking Effect Jan.
10, 1880.
| WEST. EAST.
No. No. 3 STATIONS. No.2 No 4.
l
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth feager,
~ Administrative Of the estate Of Henry Yeager,
deceased has ed her frst partial account for settle
ment which willbe for hearing April 30th, 1881.
JAMES q. HALY,
April s, 1851 Probate Judge.
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JtsaL
Prnhaie Nntirn.

NOTICEi Il hereby given that Jason Woodward,
y Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Clark McCabe,
deceased, has sd his second partial account for set
temen {, which viii be for he4rng April 3oth iSsi.
JAMES q. HALY,
April 6, issi.s Probate Judge
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For Sale.
TWO CHOICE FARMS
ear Grand Rapids, Wood county, Ohio.
mch31-it G. p. HINsDALF
Notice.

\ n the 18th day of April A. D.. 1881, the Probate
Court of Henry county, Ohio, declared the estate
of Ezra p Jacobus deceased, to be insolvent. Cred
tors are therefore required to present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the above mentioned date or
they will be barred. DANIEL W. HALL,
Admir- of the estate of Ezra Jacobus, deceased.
BY W.Stcphenson, his atty. apl21-4t
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2. T. Ginf gIbIes.
WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC R'Y|

GOING WEST.
Not, rhro' ExPress------..-ATr. 8 81 dep. ia N
-, Fast Line ...........--..." 7,0i " ss02p N
5, ,PaeidcEH-FSt. Nail - so ~ SIAM
"2T, Way freight........... =" II 30 " II, SP m
GOING EAST.
No.2, Lightning Express.....aTT. s,S3dep. ,S5a m
- {, Atlantic Express. " 9,l4 +" s.l5pm
- 6, ExpresE.....--.-.-......-.-'' +,07 t,0sp m
~ is, Freight -.....-...-......-' 5,Se ~ 5,S5a m
No. stops at Liberty, White House and South
Toledo only, between Napoleon aud TolcdO. No.
makes no stops between Napoleon and Toledo. No.
stops at Defiance, Defiance Junction, Cecil and Ant
werp only, between Napoleon aud Fort Wayne. Nos.
rs aud - are freights and baggage will be checked
for those trains. Nos. and daily, other trains
daily except Sunday.
J.K wITHERS, ,Agest.
Napoleon o.
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North Bound.

Through Coaches between DETROIT and COLUM
BUS on both Express Trains.
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Iesi.
Sherins sale.
I6onass. Nrrrsa


AndreS PeaFsal, al.
Order Of Sale Iieiiy County Count Of common iaehs
Nv yirtua 1f Nh order Of sa issuei from the above
named Court ana sfne dlrectea sheriff o. Henry
county an aasf 81 lFuhie sale 81 the door Of the
CBaFt hous-. IN NzpotsoH, Ohio. On
sssstankas, May "a, lSSL
ss the bor q aocsek p. NJ, Of sald day, the follow
Inn as-srIisa rial state situated In Henry county,
Ths .-.aih han Of Tie Wcst half Of the northwest
auart.r ,f -etiBn ttiry-stA 6), " town ihr5= 49,
north range sssEt lsi east in Henry comfy, Ohio.
Appfd SUsia at S5s1
Terms uf Sale-Caeh,
aEO. DAUM, Sheriff.
d. M,,kis,i lr.,Atty Ior Drft.
Nap dean, e.. Aprl Is, 1881. 50 60
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n71A WEEK. $l2 day at home easily made. Cost
lily outfit free. Address TRUE &C.,, Augusta, Maine.
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SheriTS sale.
JOAN ". Ntislt
VI.

i;t-,rgc ". SEasieiet al
Order i ''- de.ry CDthIiy ourt Of Common rieas
By y,ri;l,- u IA Orderoi ssit Issued from above
naInri cnnr ail iu directed ~ Sheriff OF Henry
county, Niil pfer at b.ic S.Ie AZ the door of the
Court dOuse, in Nap1leon, Ohio, on
Suurjav, May Tth, 1881,
at the aolr ~ lock, T.. 4 ~ said day, the follow
ing describes! rsLl stats, s..G4Ued IN Henry county,
Chic, tn-wlt:
Lot No sixtaeu lfl, in HaEss Il liaffs addition TO
the tVwn OF SI2h.c0n, Henry cunntr OliD, together
with the appurtenancgstu the same belonging.
Appraised at S45i.
Terms Of sale Cash.
GEO. DAuM, sheriff.
W. StephensoE, Atty for Plaintiff
Napoleon, Ohio, April &, 1891. So JJ
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Sherin7s Safe.

SHtEtH - SHtts
Joseph Ford
vn.
II. :. Whlafns.
venii ex .,,utioa Henry County Court OF Common
Pleas.
By virtue OF Ncnd expJnas issd, 4 from the above
name Court duJ To directed oLenif Of Henry
county, viii offer 1T public sale at the door OF the
court house, in Napoleon, ohio, on
Saturday, April 80, 1881,
at the hour of O'Clock, p NJ, of said day, the follow
ing described real estate situated in Henry county,
Ohio, to-wit:
Ii0I acras of lind being south half of the following
described tract OF land i'll section tilry-thfee (33)
town four a. uorth, range eight (Sl east, iii Henry
county, Ohio. b ginning at the northeast corner OF
said section tnir yhree 33l thence running south on
the east line of sad section distance of two hun
dred and ten and "a poles to ash tree corner of
piece of land sold to p 2. Latouree, thence west
north line of said atourettee land, hundred and
sixty-eight and l-G poles thence north parallel with
the east line OF said section two hundred and tan a
poles to the north line Of said section, thenoe east
hundred and sixtyeight and l. poles to the place of
beginning; containing 22lIe acres of land.
Appraised at $,05o.
Terms of Sale--cash.
GEO. DAUM, Sheriff.
Haag & Reran, Attya for Pin.
Napoleon, Ohio, March 2d, 1881. SlO.50
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SheriT's Sale.

Martin Knupp, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, March 25, 1881 $500
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All trains run daily, Sundays excepted. Stop on
signal.
W. W. RHOD ES, Gen'l Passenger Agent
K. G. BUTLER, Gen1 Manager.
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April 1881
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
THE D0vERTRAuEDy
Sea n Ian. one OF the victima
- Further Particular Of
ShaottNR.

Mention was made in the ERp|
CAN yesterday, OF the terrible nj
near Dover, Oh Monday, in whlc
assailed and assAllant were bo,h|
gerous.y injured. The aSallautI
miah Seaman, who shot man
Williams, aud afterwards sho. MI
died yesterday morning about 1
o'clock. Internal helnorrhsses
from the effects of the wound, al
death quickly followed. II i,
supposed that Seaman Shot llnsa
cidena!ly, as . number Of bQys
saw the gun 60 off, state that
Seaman left SaXton place b
crawling along a hedge, draEl
gun after him by the mu1llt,aal
posed that the gun was Gi.clNsl
the trigger catching IN Ibe busas
is supposed that the would was
by powder and wa!diHg, az thera
no shot in the gun. ,liMothy Seq
n brother OF the deceased, still boil
the belief that MIR. Williams SID
brother, but this sta,sm-n'is not I
led by the friends Of Williams.
deceased was q native Of Ireland
came to tins country twenty years
where he managed, by lis ecolonl
save money enough 10 buy a \
which he purchased lrola saxon,
wards causing a dispute, whleaA
in an enlargement between "
parties, which ultimately caaA
death Of Seaman. Deceased Nv
wife and four children WIIIlaaA
was shoi by Scaulan, itis nov ny
by the physicians, will reco't''
opinion is received with ploa'a'
Williams friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
FINGERS Mashed.

A colored man, named Elias johns,
who works al II. l.. Tatnalps Lumber
Yard, Water and Market streets, had
two of his fingers mashed by a horse
tramping upon them. Elias went into
the stable to take'a bucket of water to
a horse, when he slipped and fell under
the hoofs OF the horse, which startled
the animal, cs using him to Jump a
round quite lively, and before Elias
could recover his standing position the
horse trampled heavily upou his hand,
mashing one finger 80 bad hat it had to
be amputated the other fingers are
bruised DsG.y, but it is thought he
would only loose the one Dr. Maull
performed tine operation.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Third EDITION.
THE TRUsTEEs OF rae POoR,

Annual Moesing estsrday-The
New BnildlUgs to be Commenced
at Once-kepOrs OF Dr. SpriDEsr,
The annual meeting of the Trustees ol
the Poor, was held yesterday at the
Almshouse, and all the members pres.
ent except Mr.. Brinton.
The Committee ON Accounts reported
bills for the past quarter aggregatinl
81, ,538 46, for which orders were direct
ed to be drawn.
Superintendent Barlow's quarterly
report shows the following exhibit
| No .sdmllted last quarter. III
Ne. discharged. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NO. births. ....,..,....,.....
NO. Qehths. .....'...'t' ...'...'... '....t. Z
here are 1872 persons in the aim,
house at the present lime Of whom II.
are white and 20 colored, and IA in
mates in the insane department, ol
whom % are white and II colored.
During the past month there wert
two deaths, Eilzate'h May and Ed
ward Miles, botl of Wilmington. Tht
followiL z resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That building committe.
of five he appointed by the chair, whose
duty it shall be to invite and procure,
from competent architects, plans for the
| ae~ allnsGouse, and submit the SAINT
to the Board OF Trustees ~ al early a
date AS possible !or their approval Or
disapproval.
The Cnalr appointed as the above
committee, MeSsrs. Jainison, LaIkey,
l,.,lr !, -
On mu.lon OF Mr., Lackey, 1t was re.
solved that the Eoaru should meet il a
Uody ON the B!andy farm on next Sa;ur.
day week, November 9Th, at III H. m. III
company with architects, 70 locate the
ne buildings. The desire the Board
i, lo hurry up the WORK As .ass as Prac.
tIcabe, wi'h view OF having the pre-
IN nary work done aud the contracts
.vr The erection OF the new buildings
awarded at an early day, 80 that the
CONTRACTORS may 60 rig ht Oh in the early
spring.
On motion OF MIR. Lackey, Chairman
Bird WAS added 70 the building com
nittee
DR.. Springer submitted The following
report:
submit the following report for the
quarter ending Wednesday, Ottober
10Th, 1882. When | took charge OF the
bosl itai, on the 2ith of July, | iolnu
32 patients there; 20 white people and
II black. Since that time there have
been 45 new ones admitted, of whom
81 were white and eight were black,
making in all II persons treated III The
hospital during the quarter. There
have been II deaths; IL whites a.d )
blacks. The tents are not in Ms" now
and have not been for some weeks.
There are now remaining in the hos
p!tai Is patients, OF Hholu y are white
and black.
The hospital is in good condition, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and their assist
ants continue to perform heir duties TO
the satisfaction Of the physicians, us
well as Of the patients.
Respectfully,
WILLARD SrKiNGEE.
Physician III charge.
The Board then adjourned for dinner
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Police Ceurt.
The folio wing are the cases

The following are the Eases w
Of this morning.
Patrick U'Brien, an Unla! y
man, was before the N2y9r tla !,
ing, charged by FrederltS o'lIlI !!
keeps y saloon at Fourth an' NJ
streets, with getting drunk na
coming to his saloon and 2'suls
turbance, c.rsing him aud Iu
to hug his wife. Mr.. slnna \.
that he had been bothered W.
over two years and he was S'"4
of it. The Mayor imposed ss
and cost and held him III 's
$2o0 to keep the peace, III u''
which he was committed Il
Emma Townsend, Margare'
and Warner Townsend, all oolG'S] y.s
before the Mayor, charged WIN
drunk and disorderly at thelI IT ie'!
over Third street bridge Inc ,,
was brought by Sarah ChIls'ur, y,
lives in the same mouse 'aui '.
turbed by these three, VINO F'N'
per rooms. ,.hs
The prisoners protested 'I"'sI5 "l5
aa innocent ~ "Iittle lambs y y
Emma Townsend SAID tha' II '. :,
ness told lies on her, she wolIu .a 1
right there. The Mayor imp','s w
OF 81 and costs upon each P'iI"", I,.
drunk, with the usual peh"'''
the docket.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
The Aisnish ippl Foods.

The Mississippi river at keokuk, Iowa
was, yesterday luorning, T. inche,
higher than during tho floods last
spring. AT Burlington the river was
inches above the Hood mark Of 1880
PeuIle living north of Burlington
have los, heavily in crops aud live
stock, ana nave been driven from their
houses to the upl.nds. The town Of
Alexandria is completely Inundated,
and many Of It's Inhabitants have gone
to Warsaw aud k"OKuk for safety. AT
Qnincy, Illinois, the Mississippi was
higher last evening than at any time
since 1851, Trains on the Qnincy,
Alton and st. Louis Railroad were
stopped by the weakening of a bridge
one mile below The city
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
nj 2 O'Clock, p u.

rhc following descrtboa real estate, viz:
II the following described lots and parcel.
sf l@Hd situated In the clY Of New CASTLE, IL
New Cast Hundred.
No. ]. S,tuasot On II harmony street, in the
saAd CITY, bounded on the soutn-eaBt by land
late OF WILLIAM I. kesh and Samuel Wright
on the southwest by land late Of Thoma,
Robi nson. deceased, On the northwest BY
other lands Of J0hl kgegen. on the north
oa't by harDoIy street, ing front Of
about z teet on Harmony street, and depth
Of about IS teeI, WITH ,wo ana ole haif So
r!ed Dr ch house thereon erected.
NO. =. Guulded on tbs eOutn-east by No.
ator ttit, cu the south west by lands Of he
hers Of Thomas Robinson. deceased, on the
I.Gstb wost By oLAtT laHls Of sohn keegan
am on he uuG,h.wcst by Harmony street a
having tront Ct ahOu. n feet on Har H:S
m0ny -tr 1T, ruunina back about Is feet, with
two snred breA piassered house thereon
erected.
No. Bounded on the southeast by No. .
ai,fesatd, on TIE aJat west bT lhEds Of Sam
uel tOnler, on the northwest b. other lAnds
'f |ohn es,.ap, IN the northeast by Har
moGy Stre t, havin, tlcnt ct about 56 feet
Oh Harmon! stteet, nnlng btcK about 20 Il
with w s;Orleh house. par. brick and part
frame thereon or. ctcd, called the Rising sur
hotei.
No. 1. Bonded on the ocuth east Gy No.
Aforesaid. on he sNuth-waSt by ionds Of Sam
@ uel CouIe on the ncrth.wcet by Other
E:a .nds OF John heegan, IN the n,rth eas,
y! hd1nony street., havt ak u front Of about
70 let ON Harmony street, running bach
about rs feet, vita two storiel trick houst
thereon erected
No. 3. Bounded an the so1th east by No. 4
aforesaid Oh the south w4sc by other lands o.
John IA" gan, on the north rest by lands o
Mrs. V!ninx, and oA The n0rth-eas. by Har
mony gtreot with q front Of aboUL ~ feet OIL
Harmony street. runniny ba * IS feet, with a
tro sloled tii3k dwelling house thereon
uroc ted.
no. +. al the fQl owing described real es.
thtA on Harkct street, " tn u two and Il hai
toIed brick dwelling hou"e III reon erected
bonded NJ follows, to wit GA the south
wesa by lands Of The late samuel Carpenter
and on the northeast by Ian Is cf the late
Charles Wegscnmann. 90 the southeast by
Make. strecC, aud On sh0 north -west by land
ofJan.es McCartv md Louisa johnson, with
II front on MaGket street about ~ foet run
ming back about l20 feet more or less.
Seized and taken Ia execution as the prop.
crty of Jonn keegan and RosaDna, his wife
ana t. t., and to be sold by
PHIIAP II. CLARK, Sheriff.
S1E-7-- hrsnIy Whining ten, Octohey B.
1zS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27

u DEATI1N.

sTELLHORN.-Un the "6'h inst. Louise.
daughter Of t'e late Henry SJsllh m. IN
the 10Th " ar Of her age.
ihe relatives aid friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from hAr late
res deloe, No. l2ll IatuAl street on 81 ur.
day tenn N. ut 8 oci OK. lnterment at
vii N!r2ton and Brandywine cemetery.
BAXTER.-On the 10Th inst, At DupoE.,
Banks Catharine Baxter IL her 7"nd ,ta~.
IN relatives and friends Of the GtIlily are
respe tfu,ly invited to attend t0c uner..i
RON ii residence Of her .oe-'H-,aw Thomas
i4ytlo, hr-ck'l lane On Saturday, oct. 29t Ut
23J l.. 10 e, interment al Mt. soaletn cemetery.
~ EU.--ln thi G ty, on thc 18th inst. Mary
y. d dMghter Of X -binsonanu Ame!!a Ward
eyed l!.eaIs.
l'r cnd4 aui relatives are r's ectf tilf in.
'iicl 10 att3n t 20 funs;sl TO IN t at the
h"rsa. 4ln Ma ket stree. ou '-undGy. th )
1OIn inst, at oelo;A, +. m lntrmcHt at
livery ca c~meteiy. I
Its ssT crt u time Ngo
mat she WAS wi.h us hsro,
We did not think that God w0nl send
So son the su GmOns TO attelt.
To one We love 80 dear.
All IL dark within our dwelling.
Lonely are our neatts today,
, the .nl we loved ~ dearly
Has 10. ever pas ei away.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
NMrrAti Inf ltuE side.

Many people have lest their interes
in r1'itlcs and in anrI>em mrs be,,aus,
they are 10 out of sorts and run doWl
tad' tiiey canno, ENJOY anyVmng. |
'uch perscns would only be wise enough
T." Try hat celebrated remedy Kidney
Wcrt aud experience its TOM and ren
ovatillg effects they would soon be bur
rahing with the lou1est. In either dry
TT liquid form IL is a perfect remedy fol
tOl'li liver, kidneys or bowris,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Fifth BDI7Il
All Ahoms

r, ""s H0ps
The following publIsh.S hS''e.
PAPER yesterday was whaea thu mott
local NJ considerable III lsn"4 saGje
mornio Is News: 'ensth
No:lce is hereby given 70 ,u
against buying or nseo,,.,i,al % 70 all
due bill da.sa October .1',ag IL ,Sgs,a a
In thirty days, to william a'1l y
son, for $3.50. AsI hana H.
value snail no, pay is'e il. fscs'l
Tho ,,,,, JAMES LAW
Fl. Thompson and .Ja,oss .se's thl
side in the Ninth ward Law a.
Thompson had = venerable bo,aa' luz
e'l with heaves, that he looks, ,Ss !!
Lawler; that the latter naia Sde u IN
down and gave his note 10, S Syp pait y
the horse was represented u, a.. ~ y
tectly sound, that The ownsr a. .a't otla
Guilty got him to pull a ,art ~ WV Y
canning factory to cart di,, ,, . \
horse cou d'nt pull the load ' ~
Lawler is said then To haro
horse 10 Tholnpsou's house 'e e,'a att
absent, that he induced Mn. II. Thaa y
to take the horse and shs ,,oi ilou
in her husbands stable, wHsS w.seI u
son returned he took the horsa sa y !
ler who refused " take it, ''''e "
Mrs. Thompson, one of .,
mentioned anu Interested in ,he He
callei AT the kEruELlcAy le aS y
forenoon and coutradicted ns,, NJ.
foregoing statement. She fa,'
husband bought the horse On ,h' Ia!
October from l.. W. S,idbam4 4' II
that on the l4ih inst. I.aw,a. 's
her husband (who wa, Ivin,
bed and offered to buy the hog hn.s,.
horse was sold but there WA, ,'o' ro
money' paiu b4, Lawier p.r', u,
pub,ishe,. ""'''a
The horse she said Wa 49,,
sented rs bein. sound. La~T., M
to hauling with the horse os
that cast 81. 10 could haul
one that cost $50. She ,ays !.
true that Mr.. Thompsop va.
when Lawier brought the ho,,s
he was up stairs in bed upd.,
ment by Or. Bush
Instead Of Mrs. Thonpo,
charge of the horse. she au
put 'he horse III Tho,npsoS.
" hen asked to take charge N
told him that the horse wa, hi, Al
had uu,hlng to do with 1t. Er
request OF Mr.. fnonp,,u she d,A
the horse from the stable and h,
in front OF Lswice'- house, when
ter uraerr! il H. be turned lo,,s
Is RAINING loose now ard rnamu
the commons of the Nlnth w,,t
latter statement Mrs. Tuowp,pD
the true state of the case.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
CORSO FOUN ID GsAhA Y
Is Recommended to t"o
the UOurf-A Light sas'''

Court opened this morning. ,s
O'Clock. The jury in IL the ,hs1 vS'I l
still being out. At 1929 e;,t,| 1noy
for conviction and 8 for aeqn,'u' .u
1O.37 the jury having come " roo,,| a1
luent, filed into the courS 'g Th1
took their seats in the boA. ,hsl M
man OF the jury stated thas hs[| ,url
agreed on = verdict, after "" /
about 20 hours, and thereupVuo wou|
ed a verdict of guilty; but ~. Tv MAJ
commend the prisoner TO tno osnS1
the court, ~ lie had alredy sSs S%
good bit. The Judge then 1"
remarks, complimentlns .hs m nj!
for his abls argument in s'',snol bshs,,
prisoner. after whicn he sen'ius iml
tiono CorsO, to undergo a. " the (
menet of ten days and to pay'"
There bsiug no further b''s'd;,c d;,c
the court, tns jury were I'd I'll ,hs
from further atteudance' "nN
adjourned at 1870 y. III
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
the New Game Laws.

Through the efforts Of the Game Pro-
tective Association, the following new
game laws were enacted at the last $685.
sion of the Delaware Legislature
fixing the time for shooting birds.
Woodcock, January to July l, penal
ty. s. each bird; rail birds. July to
September l, penalty, 81 each bird; reed
birds, July l to September /, penalty,
81 each bird; partridge or quail, pheas-
ant or rabbit New Castle county, Jan
uary to November 10. penalty, $5
each: Kent and Sussex counties, Janu-
airy Is TO November Is, penalty, s. each.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
AFATAL ACCIDEN r.
A &c ,OY ed Man Rtcelves . Fell at
Bush's Coal Yard with Fatsl Ne

Bush's Coal Yard with Fatsl Ne
suits.
This morning. about $50 o'clock as a
colored man named Nathaniel Robin
sau, was engaged at work, upon the
Railway in Geo. W. Bush Il Sons coal
yard foot of Frenco street, which is used
to put coal III the bins In the yard
being about ten or afleen feet from the
ground, he was suddenly seized with n
tit and loosiIg his balance fell to the
ground, striking his head upon the
ground fraeturing his seull and cutting
\ deep cash upoL his face, fcom the
effect, OF which he died almost instant.
". Deceased was about % years OF
age, is a stout heavy built mulatto, and
cau.e to lhls city from Washington d.
&. last May and has been working at
BuShs' ever since.
He is unmarried and was OF quiet
and orderly disposition. He has been
subjected TO these fits since childhood,
and is supposed to have had one at this
time. He boards al Jas. Dumpsons No.
1918 Orange street. The Coroner was
Immediately summoned and DR.. Ogle
examined the mans injuries and said
there was no doubt but what the fall
killed him. The Coroner issued GER
titicate OF death without empaneling a
jury. The body was taken in charge
by S. V. b. Carty, undertaken, and con-
yeyed to his late residence.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
G&h ennn an Il Paradise

Rev. Geo. Il. KraLler will preach
next Sunday morning, in the House.
hold of Faith Cnurch, OH the subject;
"Gehenna or has Literal Fire Anything
to do With the Punishment of the
Wicked" Evening subject; para
disc Regained or The Glories OF the New
Earth Prayer and testimony meet
ing, his evening in the church. The
FuAic are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
Church Of Humanity.

The above is a new organization in
this city, and its object is TO teach i'm
mortality. The first services will be
held on Sunday week. November 9th,
in McDonneli's Hall, ,sSixth and Ship
ley streets A series of lectures on diff
fe-ent subjects will be delivered by
prominent lecturers, from time to time.
The public are cordially invited. 1t is
also the headq quarters of the Greenb back
ers, where meetings will be held during
the week for the discussion of politics,
and on Sunday the subject Of religion
will be taken up.