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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-03-18
THE MARKETS.

WHEAT-Ws ssoie A. ALLOWS Southern
rcd. cosnson to good. / 2s(aoo rep,.: Feults
?s(a, = cents; amber. long berry, lsOalS3
cts.
CoRS-Sea,h~ru yellow, s3(s.O ernis; do.
nes ~hie 500 81 cents
OATS-Sogthern at 4Iks IS eents
RfE-Prims =, iOots lo7 cents
TOBACCO The market 70, Maryland leaf
h.A been quiet the past week The receipts
~ sgs,. sad there 10 very little do,ss IN srh-
er Mar, land or Ohio leaf sHd prizes remain IS
folIoss:
Mo. rssted .-......-...............$ eetG 50
oommoa to gosd sound. 4 GOA 6 90
e. middiins 10 fne............ $500 90
fancy 10 oet1 90
a. upper eoan,ry ............... 1000 ID %
groand leaves .......-.....-- 3soS LOO
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-03-18

DO not TAI to see this elegant assortment
before buying your Fall and Win e. cloth
ing, N. GRUNABAUH.
fEgah
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
.,os~rrMa1 poison,

wei De Meyers, wonderful CatafrSs IA
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, anu
is delivered Carriage paid) by ID. b. DeL'
ey & Co.. No. 46, Dey street, New 1OIA. as
The remarkable cures which have everywnere
resulted from the use of this preparation nave
developed the startling fact that no mercy ;S
halations can possibly reach or destroy "a
tarrbal virus. The antidotal elements als
by Dr. Wei de- Meyer are sSssm
in two minutes time. thus forming an inoca.
Iative and constitutional cure, the efects VI
which are similar to- and as unfailing as, vac
rinat,on, A s.Treatise." with full state
y the cured is mailed moris ses sen ,We times
| It's cost, Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New brlghl9In1'
Ii" One package cured me. Rev. =. n
Taylor, llO Noble street, BROOKLYN. New New ! !a 9aa
1t restored me to the ministry. Rev. ueo
A. REFS. Cohb cskl!, n. w The rsmedy
is a marvel I.eN. a. P. Freese, caro-, ns N, y; ~
new @ Place, Massena n. Y, hey; Geo, n,,s p
Pratt, St. stephens RertGry, rn'laaeipniA !, Ia
ytc. A real cure Tor Catarrn for *l.N.
lllvg'aw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
FOURTH EDITION
R,SCLr OF WICK DNEAs.
A Fearful Chapter OF Outrages, :,
Murders md Blood.

During fight among miners, Mt Ira
cy CITY, Tennessee, on Saturday, Thom
as Mct;overn Was shot dead by Taylor
Street, and Street was fatally stabbed
bv an unknown person.
In Weakley county, Tennessee, last
mouth, Frank Pate and his son Willie
were "ambushed," shot and severely
wounded by Robert Osborne AMI his
son Thomas. The O,hornes Were ar
rested and gave bail tor their appear
ance ut Mckenzie, on the 12lh inst
They left Mckenzie for their return
home on Friday evening, and when
within 200 yards of the dwelling were
both riddled with buckshot aud instant
ly killed The murderers, who were in
ambush, are unknown. Phineas Selhy,
mate OF the steamer Matte Bell, was
stabbed to death by colorcd deck
hand with whom h. had quarrel, at
Rockport Missouri, on Friday. George
Harrington, aged 81 years, died III
Stephentowu, New York, on Friday,
from the effects Of "a heating and kick
ing, Inflicted by Michael Ward, neigh
Dor, into whose cornteld Harrington i
cattle lad broken.
A young man, named Wood was
shot dead by blacksmith named
Payne, near Comanche, Texas, last
ITu,sd ~ night because he mad called
on Payne's daughter after being forbid
den to do SO. Two children of Mrs
Fl her residing near Queenstown, il
the Dist C Of Columbia, were hackec
It,, Ie,tn by an s,Nbno~n murderer
duriug tht absence of the mother ant
Others Vi the family ON Saturday e.en
iny. 4 colrrCd Iarm hand, who ha'
disappeared, is suspGctr0 Vi the crime
Villa plyunrn was oho; dead by
Mr.. simpson, II toraNitt", btln, oi
Fl,dty, "tor refusing Ia dcty that Ger
tam atl'cc'iO at. letters IN III, l'"SscSslui
" y, written Ivy her
John Otis, a-rl 80 years, was tuu II
deau, in la,nc> Smitn'N unluyArd, nca
Springfield, Massachusetts, on Satu'
daS nluru'n. T'np Il I'm, Is, ago., ~
a uso,hr, Of Mrs. S!u' n, has "c"n a"rr@
= TO for 'ne c.imo. iie had been IN
druaken spree, was \'"'ru' "heh /
that s.ate, ard circnm,i'ni'atI 'V
dence Is strOngagaiDSt hun,
In Washington county, Oregon
few da.s aeo, GEvrge h!gasheiru, be'u
\ er rl.e.1A, .h"f aud fatally wounue,i hi
dauahtcr and tnen committed suirid'
William ,Iones. colored, was she
dead by James loss, White, III Nhsl
willie, yesterday, because ne wanted
know why Ross had assaulted aco!ore
boy.
While George Wright, passenge'
WAS sitting IN Il ra'iru"h car at ShAl
poIdale, Missouri on Saturday evening
!. Two men appI oachrG mm from hehint
3 amt one buried Il hatchrt III hls sku
+ " nile tn. her fred pistol bullet int
lit. The nur i"r,.rs ru.hcd lion the G;
and escaped in the woods.
j. / NoIkcS, who klCned an o'd ma
named Cram TO death about three week
age, was taken from the Jail AT OreVlIi'
California, early yesterday mornln.
auu IA nrucd by :! masked mob.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
slnru ar AfIiictiOp. A

A farmer named McudenhalI residing
in Cecil County, Md, in conversing
with a peighbor, a short time ago, made
somo bias ,hemous cXpressionsin in regard
10 ire dry weather and the prospective
f.ilur" Of crops, and since lhat DAY ne
has l.oy uttered word. Dr. Means
was called IN but he could discover no
reason for Ike loss Of the power of
speech, and apgear'd to ,hinA that no
pnysical disability, Xiste |. II j, thought
py some Of his urigi Dogs that remorse
for his profanity mas led hin I" re rain
from the use OF language that e SO
greet abused lM tle meantime ne
attends tu hja farm IS usual, making
hi, wishes kn WIN by signs and melons
and seem, all rig It with tn" rNaepO ion
If i SIGHT nlallItcslasios Of av rsion
towards certain 2-embcrs OF his family
thar h. lormor!y secmed particularly
fond OF.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
A Southern Fair.

Mr.. Thomas Ml!irr, the commission
e, for Deiawdrt, Mary'auu, Virginia
and Nor h aud Soutl Carolina 10: thr
international Canou Exposition at Az
lanta, Gtorgia, which will open On
October j,h an,! close December AiSt,
1881, is in town, and Us stopping d' the
Clayton House.
The fair is IA sonthern enterprise, got
ten up by the hnsiGc's men OF Georgia
and other states in the i, te.ests
of the south. and bids ralr to
be a great event ne main building will
have tour wing rine innired and sin
hundred feet long az" one hundred
feet wide and utner bni,lingS will bt
erected in tn. ample grounds.
Mr., Hil's mission 10 Wilmington il
to interest our manufactures here t.
the expositioD and 10 get them to take
space and exhibit. Space III the build
incs is being taken RAPIDLY. Mr.. Hill
can be seen at the CLAYTON House.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
neakA Of Exnuire Massnm.

James Watson, Justice oi tho Peace,
died on Saturday evening, after a lin-
gerlng Illness, al hi, residence, NO b)5
Shipley street. sie was.b1rn IN Chester
County il 1871. lie came I" tht> clty
some twtn' y ''!Nc NtAiS ago ana started
Tie dry gaon5 bu>ln'Sson harHef. street
tetween Four a and HiIJE iawasap'
pointed JUST - .. rhc Peace for Ii" un-
expired tr n. ot lion.as fuun., who
iii d shWrtly after rt@Nyn- hiH r"inthis,
sion. he was re-aruUlnted II ,S'",ahd
held the utic, VI =" th' time IF his
death Last Ncrobr his attending
physician. r., Bush, advised hiln t" 20
to Philadelphia ard Suhult to ao opera
ion, w'inh was peri lmch AZ t"t hl'
vrrs,t> Hospital 10y ir. Aenew, With
ont however prwtu 'Iug fhr ""Nlrt" re-
suits He re1urue,l ~ hi- Lone IN NJ"
vemr and slurr that tine has been
confined 10 his hullNe, II" was a Wrni-
u.r .; rhr Fi.>s pr">hFJrr'ar rhlrrn
au,! has held ,Ae oihrr "t cider tol
over twenty years, During his illness
he du'ies OF HI. office was attended ''
| by squire tOle
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
rh.s,t,x,s Death Rate.

Daring the week ending al uo%" y
Saturday A. deat., were rel'"%J l'.J !,
Registrar + b, Frazer, cla,'I,%S ,l, ,,.' .
80; foreign born, 6: male, ~; i,H'@.G H,n,G
waite, y; b. .acK, Il tnaer .n FD 4,
Are, l5; from lto5, :; IRON '"%D ,.,,,
from 10 10 20, ., trom - To- ~ .aT Slo
30 to 80, /; frorr 40 to 'o' " ~" ."," +.
N. /; t'rou 80 to - ! nom ~, ~ lmix
From - 10 go. I'd td"' me 'N''''' '
4 curUuer's "a '''', >. -, IA AZ,
wv Warts the urati'H were "S IrI,,
l'iy-t Ward. T.; oe"rnd, u. .Dr .,,~rrl
Frurth. >: Tiitr. e. Ni>'h, !" N.
); NigU,L, $; T'D'h, 10. n.r'5. fl, n nj,
rprae huHlr, were sent away W., rs On.
m.ut. lor july, l6'", 'neEe WV
% ,irdiA,.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
DEATH OF A VETERAN.
General Robert Patterson Of Phila-
6eIDhta Dies At the age Of 80.

The venerable Major General Robert
Patterson of Philadelphia, so widely
Known as merchant and manufacturer,
and as participant in three of the four
great wars in which the United States
have been engaged, died at his resi-
dence, corner OF Thirteenth and Locust
streets, Philadelphia, at half-past eight
o'clock last evening.
Gen Patterson was born in County
Tyrone, Ireland, on the 12fh of January,
1892, the son OF Francis Patterson, 4
farmer, who eIniprateL to the United
States because of the part he had taken
in the outbreak of the United lrishmen
in l7gs. Robert Patterson was about i
wears old at this time. The father estab-
lished himself on a farm in Delaware
county, but the son Robert showing, Az
he grew up, an inclination for mercan-
tile life, he was placed in the counting
house pf Edward Thompson, then a
leading Philadelphia merchant in the
China and Eat India trade.
He was then about Ii years of age,
and continued with Mr.. Thompson I'M
iii some time in 1872. when he volun-
trered for the war against Great Britain
receiving "A commission AS lieutenant IN
the regular army, from which he was
promoted to captancy. His servii iie
vas mainly with that portion OF the
army detailed along the Brandywine 10
guard the approaches TO Philadelphia.
| After the close Of the war, he went
into business on his cwn account as
grocer. This subsequently grew into IA
/ large commission business, and he has
/ continued to be merchant and manuiac-
turcr ever since, becoming Interested IN
sugar and cotton plantations in the
! south, being commission merchant ana
! factor for his correspondents there, ana
for many years one of the largest IN
dividual' owners and operators OF mills
for textile fabrics III the United States.
! No individual mill owner ran SC
many spiniles as he. At the time OF
his deceaSe he was operating the Pat
tcrson Mills, AT Chester, the ElpSa
! Mills, a. ManayunG, and the ]-tnnl
Mills, in Delaware county. lie "as
obliged 10 20 into the milling business
To save debts due him by manufacturer
for materials furnished, wher the col
lapse Vt business Immediately after thu
robcllop uade it impossible for thu
mil! uwuCrs to pay.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
nGNORsNG IRE DEAD.
DuPont EOht Pays R"spectfui
Yribute 10 CnrpO nj FRrxy.

DUPONT Post of the q. a. H. has pass
ed the following resolutions to the
memory of the late Corporal Charles Il.
Parry:
WHEREAS, After seventeen years of
patienl hut painful suffering, trom the
elects oi a wound received on the field
Of battle wui'e detruuing the Union
during the late rebellion, our conrade,
Charles b. Parry, has, IN the wisdom oi
God, our Supreu" Commander been or
aprrh from the active duties of a soldier
to the rest ot ~ pa!iol: auu
WHEREAS, tomrade {. Is. Parry was
a loyal and taithin, sodie', a patriotic
citizen, iralermat cOurade, aud an
atftctionate son and brother, held in
high esteem hy all "h0 best knew him.
Therefore.
Resolved, BY Admiral S. +, DUPONT
Post, No. ., g. a. H., rnat we recog.
nize the auth ri,y, and aambIy subm I
to the special order If our SupTemt
Commander, IL removing from among
~ our late T. mr:Lir, Ch,iIts B. Parry,
brlirViI that by suGA removal, he has
beru ,,rumored 10 ii gh.g rank than
that Of an earthly Nol!Irr
Res lived, That il oar htep sympathy
With his bcreavcd family in t:is, their
hour OF ntHictiun, VT Vhlte with them
in til' hope, rhat what is their loss is
his gam.
Resolved, That in respect to the
memory OF cur late c mrade, tho char
of tbs Psst Sla, be draped in
mourning for the sI'ar" of thirty days,
, ReSol we'd, That certified copy Of these
preamble aud resolutions bc presented
TO the family of tine deceased
Resolved, That t." foregoing pr"an-
bic aud resolutions be published in the
daily papers Of this city.
GEORGE CONNER,
JOHN II. GALLAHER,
| EDWIN HlhST,
! WM. BLM kBuRN.
! ',tp1niIftp
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
THIRD EDITION.
THE sHOEsTRING POLITICIAN.
Chalmers Fearful Of Being kicked
Ont Of the House Of Representa-
ltyes Vans = to be senator.

WAsuINGTON, Aug "a letter has
neen received bere from General Chai-
mers. of M'ssissippi in which he an
nounces that he Will be u candidate tor
the United S;ayes Senate against MT.
Lamar, whose tern Will expire WIN
the Forty seventh Congress. General
Chalmers, it appears, has pnt hllhse'l
forward as the representative VI 'ho
GreeunaGS clement OF the MISSISSIPPI
democracy, and is working to Sc
cure the election of candidates lof ths
pgi stature, who are lmoueu Win
Greenback notions. Gen. Chal'herS
has represented for several years the
celebrated "Shnstring" District Ill the
Umse of Representatives,, and was
aoain returned 10 the Forty-seventh
Congress, although he was clearly ue-
featrd pv Iii, Republican competitor,
Mr. .IoGu H. Lynch. The law OF
Mississippi requires that ballots shail
contain no distinguished marx OF
device. This law was passed III the
interest OF the Democracy anu III orucr
,bu, roIvr.d men who could not feau
,niuht be deceived mo putting Demo
Irrni,. tickst, into ;hc ballot toN, the
E,nlhlirau tickets, prior 10 the passage
of The IAN, having pnuttd Oh Tue ou'-
side All eagle or h"ht "'h'T 'n"ih w
wuira 1uey could be reani'y ai>''h'
pui- SIZED from the opposition tcRo'' AZ
he la>t rir,' Jon for i'reaincll' ana iilci''
bcr> OF tr.,;rc-> the i,cpab Icai t'Ike's
lc,u,Ialneu 40 Distinguishing iiialh p"'
ever Chalmers WAS rdeieated u! a 'a's st
majority, hut before the coaht "aS
made and declared a claim was mace
mi ms yrl,.It .ha the Rel ublican
urkri, cast ~ certain 'ouhi!1'' !" 'i''
uu,,b,r # nearly 1000 Shui" h'
Thrown gu, IN the ground thdt thts
. 1,iaiu,d a DEVICE lorblndth ny Ia"
The alleged dr>Ic" consisted OF 'hf''
M nri,t.rs' uis e., used 10 separate w.
name. OF th,. ualuuat rahil"'t'eH non
I'm. names Of the G,vnaidat ; i"r iI"rl
ANITA, F..,lTs NuiMlllSlauuii Z tht
rr,I,,,. u many Ui the br'"l q" g
( II, .uu,rr.L,. me L,crluli Iu.nuH'.Ip.
,rs t,rcw ont over $500 ba!otS, am
fan, certified 70 Chalmer's $ eItCuoll.
Iyurn ma, served notice # contest
,u,l thrr,. can be no ,.oubt that he vii
be- given tie seat to which he was II
r.,y cn sea by II large iJoIitN lha
mrrs is afraid mat ne Will pe SUN
mari Y t!g@N on Of Congress rs s22A 4
It con- nilt>e lan tAani."t ,aae lacts, "a
House 1rns /. publican by ie'
votes In the hope, however, OF ehLlS
q IN. the sympathy and ana oi hreellnar
D members Chalmers has devised can
:, oa-gu AGAINST senator Lamar III
% senatorial canvass is - be prosecntsr
y NOT W.th any expectation OF securing
~ sect u, 'hl >,natr, Dnt II the nope Una
W. bv his lucal ) Ac viii lnducethcu uEcei
barktrs OF the House 10 assist him |
rer..,. Il seat 10 wlirh he was not eiec
q od. His t!uk inu' entht WILL not sue
y coed. tl..I ,hilllI rs Is ho' IlkcAy 10 Il
20 tl,, successor ul SENATOR Lamar, bu
even IN ,..;.t event ne will tni! to retal
a seal in tnr F,rty-scvcnth congress, |
80 which he w%s illegally returned by on
70 the mn,L lunIIsh,ng ouV RACES eve
~ pufpu.r.lluI even in MISSISSIPPI.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
R.Sys,AE'SaNE TARL9.
CUkRgcrRp APRIL s 1881

TRAINS l..AVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philadeuhia, 2:20. $3.50. 700, $40 300, &lO
q.tb iO%jp ll:S3 n IN; l2l5, 1888, 2:O3,
2;3D, 400, 5.52. 8.4, e:l0, 0;55, 1900 p. m.
Sundays 2:20, $40 a. NJ; 500, BOZ o:4+,
700 obs 1890 y. IN.
New FORK. 2go. $50, 100, q;55, ll:hs a. M;
.i2:4J. 2.O3, ga, 5.t- y. III. Sundays,
LBS. 2.2J q. n., bli p. IN.
Baltimore, ,2:5l, 2:l2 7:h5, s:3s a. m; la:b5,
sI:0l. AS. o6 p. III. Sundays' l"ol,
2;l2, 7:5s A. IL.
Washington, 1851, 2;l?, 7:St, S:Ss a. NJ; l&65
.f:Ot, 5:5J p IN. SIhdHSs, i-V4' -'A-
;:S5 a. IN.
p,sltir,orc and Intermediate stations, >2.5l,
1885 a. M. 1855, $40 p. n. lhc 40 r. III.
train stous at way statiOna only between
perryyille and baltimore. sundays,
lG:jl .. N.
perryville and Iniermediate Si"tiohs' +'"'
II. ,
New Castle. 600, Y35 a. H.; l:o5, 500, $40 p
N. No sunday trims.
Harrington and intermediate STATIONS. s'"'
A. m. los; $40 y. IN. No Sunday trains
| Del,par and intermediate Stations, 800 Il. III
| lO5 y. III. -o,.,
Wilmington and Ncrthern Railroad. 100 a
! m: 800. BOO p II. Sunday trains. $40
Delaware Western !.a.lr"ad, 40, .e;S' oo a, VI,
| h.%5 u. m. Sundays. lr'3a ~ N. tO0 10
! ARRIVE AT Wii.MlNiTpN FROM
! Philadelphia, l2;43. ~. 1.j2. s@i. e;Hl a. II
1900 m: .2:lb, l4.45, s':t':s. 80 ~, ~
4.Il. $40. G:15. I.4D. ':v' go lo.+a, y Il
D. m. >,uu#ays, l2:ij, 2:Oi, ~ 30, ~, ~
4. m.; p;4U, i0.45 ii.l5 .. N.
New YORK, 2Ji. ~ 751, ""3 Ii. w.; i!i5
.1:oa. 4:4l, 6:4O y. iE.; Sundays, -4, ~
1862 II. IN.
Baltimore. l,53 IA, $50, 1885 a. n; .i2:5!
300, 5+6,32S. 9tOr IN; Sundays, i.ao. IA
a. m; 5lt, 6!3s, EN y. N.
" gshington, l:53, 2.ii, 1888 u. N; ti2:l
2:0U, 3. 40 6:3S i. II Sundays, l:t0, !.l4a. III
$40, o:3s p. m.
perryvillc only, 905 a. IN.
New Castle, d:4S s:35 a. m; l2:o7, oio, o:o
D. m, No Sunday trains.
Delaware Raiiroql, s:4s a. M; 1907, o'O5 !
IL. No Sunday trains.
WilmiDrtcn and Northern Railroad, s:o
a.m.l, So t:55 u. II. .,tiadHy trains, o.+l
delaware Wc4.srn hN''roIi 800 a. H.; ~
L. D. Sundays. $40 III. / ~ L. IL.
TRAINS ipn WILMINGTON hfhNl
pa,ade,pn'a. i{rnad s.rset depot. T:'h 13I
.lb iU;3A ll:JQ. ll:4t \ 10. l.Sy "Hv ."'5'
$50. ~. h:i5 t'aj $50. s"r, ga, a ~. y. ~
.u'iav>. ."'5. 9;,E a. III; o:N', HHo, 'l:t
u. III.
PnUadeiphle. MnrErt street statIon only. II
=. IT,. 1920 y ~: ~hLnh1r, l'lS a. II
ris1ua' marked thUs iN denote ths l'uite
| eSGrcss tralos.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
Eyyry TuesIayz ErIday

DIR. JAS. TOND. frHlAADEl.PHlA,
Who for r,anT years "' been eninent'y sue
cesstul in the -eatment Of CHRONIC ! Is
EASES. has opened al onre at
sO2 MARkET ST WILMINGTON.
Where he can lie ccnsu Tea "a lnestay and
Friday of each week t,Wcc:, the n0urs OF 9
a. IN, and 5 u. H. Persons slter.uG from Dys-
pels,a Inulueslon. Lu'. II upet %, tNnstl-
paIiOn. Nervous Wcakr. -, IL urral Debility,
tatatrh, Neuralgia. eslcsS. Roaring
Sounds in the Heal. krJhchtls. Asthma, Dis
eases Of the Throat. | Nuks. LNtr, spleen.
Kidneys. Womb and Fun@ry trgpns. G0ut,
Rheumatism, hrignt's lseasc. Sciataca.
LumbagO, Chronic IiarrL~d anl llysehtery,
HcmorrnOids or Piles, thnCtionni Diseases u
the Heart, certain c.ates " NArashiuS anu
Luny Consuuv vtton Scof,tl1 pn,9les on the
Face, Diseases Of the Blood and SKIN, Scald
Htao, SC. &C.. Will hnt II greatly to Their
advantage to call. a. they will he told with
csrt,intv VIA; AL. tnsy. ana when b cure is
promised you can rely upon L. Consultation
rec. je'''n
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
Tue Land League.

The Wilmington Land League he3d its
regular mOutuly mreIin. yesterday al
tcrnuln in the Western Union Leie-
graph building at Third and Market
streets There wasa fair attendance,
but nothing wa, dHne further than the
regular business and the collection OF
dues. The important business eXpect-
ed did not come up. The next lneMing
which viii be he'd on The First Sunday
in Sc ,te,u Der, VII. be il very important
II.,I
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
A'eaGtOib.

The .inu-,i'pr uE one Oh o"' %ian
,srm,I N rlf,zon,. whose hus'An,' ~. VIII h
rrn,ly III the eiGr.al r'rN'ct"' ",,',,nrrlS
t.l St.rr., had "A pension P'n ,'y N,
her on S,:uriav last by .A.s ~ nj
n,er F,anc., ,cpn, Of = p -, h.
This srltles the gu non a. J -" i,t
the widow, ot tnus" t'h','IM, w. IN ID
service, (and wbo should 4 ~ "'] ]nrn,.i Az
1%p'", rn!. r," "%%I 'raI in ression by l...T,
yrrsant with til" pcnsioh lived ti',d I'D
,aat 70 pension rou d be ,'nns'"u a,,.% ind
case proves th'v are 'n' ,',r. ofsoldier'
lar IL -anner, to the "'o'"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
fy,,. W W,Jc.InrlOH

Smel,a, the wholesale, P,r,n strs
frnif merchant, u East l'| ,h, "us
nav ri.bfully na termed ". has theS
kinr" VI Wilmington. u, ,+o,'re. n" ~
est watrrmelonS an ! '"''r ,,I rneN
are br,notr TO the market ~ ''S IS ,lrpt,
inr ,,,,' nj. mor.o,, has always o''D
sale, ard small profits !
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
rh Dor"R vi ta-'

Bpfo~c Register Of wids r'"~s th',
morning, i'll tie Doran viii ctNe, an APP
ylicatioH Was filed ~ Anthory Nig-
gins, Esq coun>el for tie petitioners,
for an issue, which waS granted, and
the case will 20 beior" y jury at an
early day.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08

The Salvation Association have pur-
chased from the Epworth Chapel con-
pregatiou, on Church street, th" large
tent which was used by them To wor-
ship in some time ago. The AsSocia.
ton coutemplateS using II for divine
worship on the outskirts OF tn" city.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
ybcusOssHI.

Harry G. Rye, and George Robinson,
o this city, are at Mr.. Crawford Cot
Laur, Asuury Park, with party OF II err
Pnia,irlpAln trieadS rney VIA remain
q uur three weeks.
Miss n. HE paxsor, daughter Of Ihas.
Pa>son, ESQ, OF Manchrs1e', Iowa, WI o
has been visiting her relatives IN II o
east for the past year, left Iii, city t.
dnv on her rrtnru to her home. she
will visit NV Nos&, and Niagara on
| the H&J,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
Preston Bros.

Preston Erotncrs, the popular Day
b r.. ", T@s Market street. are h"cp'h'
rn1 1uurp rupntar every day lh"ir g..
H,Dm",l; Is very nurIr tlrred up, and
tlrlr -, citation IN tn'tf particular me
: rca : an "n>lauIt one. II II Na'''
good >niv., ar &oHr halr ''l' III 'nt
attest ,ty 9, yeu should g" there.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
iuGreHse nI YtpU d lOE.

A rt,iy If i .te,n, Consisting OF lou :
teen wlirp ,uru, one rulnr.d man tnd II
co,or.d woman. ,t;l,,r sew Castle, Un'
der lht escort nj officers kril. haie,
Hrbn and La! .ur They ,,uteinpIatt
renaluIug irolu t.n u tliteclI Gays vacA,
~ ne 1L;tnik ,Nllen",.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
ExlrA INK irU.N 21 N'rNts.

EACH 20 Il and plastic ti,nngS 81 % -;
b.auIitui ,.rs OF recth SlO and So, a til
guaranteed; work A'i hrst'"IaS'; iro'n
,he Isl 70 Jnc 20 " each montn. 30.
9i1 Narhr. Stlt"r. WiluinGtnn, De-.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
The OrDhAn'S Court.

Tie Orphans Court met this morn
lny at 10 o'clock, Judge Wales, presd.
ing No business, for publication, Vas
ready and the Court adjourned until the
tern, in curse. which commences Mon
day, September 9th.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
DEATHS.

sHAW.--ln this city. on the ,th 'pSt., M., VA
bert Z. shaw, son of ". T. ana mary ~
Shaw. in his l4th year,
T.%st;xps and friends Of the family are re-
spec,fuiy invited 10 attend the faneral e irom
The residence of hi: parents arna9s NS s21 "t St
Second street, OIL aesHas wnnim%,"n at,ri and
Brandywne cemetery ,,-.,..,
utTNE-ln Jni- city. on the 5th .'hs''h''
George Hume ased Y years ~, 10 o,.sna
Relatives of,he family are invited ,6o 10 aI'eL, -
bls tneral from his late residencs :, ~ MAJ!
land U i' Avenue. on Monday, August Sth: ser, ser
nices ,Hmn nt calvary Y. f. church; Third ana
Washington Was streets, at4.l6 O'clock p m'
NlSSIMEK-on the 4th inst Anna !
daugh,er OF joseph c. and ANNE L. -"'ss'
mer, az ed 10 months and days. so
r. R,iatives and fends Of the fanny are re-
spectfully invited TO attend tie funeral %s ifOI, re
the residence Of her parents No lVo E"S
Sixteenth street. ON sunday. the 'th ms,
4 o'clock. lnterment at h!verNe" 'eihe
terry.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
ArHI... Ib~lRIneO.

A vas Rut ccurred on the rEitaleI-
phiA, Wilmington and BalHh"t" ''a'l'
ROAD near Havre de Grace YESTERDAY
aittrl.uuM, causing AGcieutlun "f trains
for several hoiIN. TIL, uaIuagc has
b zen lluL lgnlN ttlaired.