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Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

THE REPORTS from ElberoL of the
condition of the President are very en-
oouraging. a relapse as was expected
set in after the fatigue of the long ride
from Washington to Long Branch, bu
he has fully recovered his lost strength
and is now fast building up and is pro
crossing towards convalescenc e.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

WE ARE notaversG to the active vigor.
ols licks some of the Democratic off
c,rs are putting in for the success of the
Republicans at the next city election
but would be moro thankful for them
short time prior to the election next
June. The Democrats can fall out
fl yht, split, divide and close-u hug and
kiss each other several times yet before
the ides Of June roll around.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
Person al.

J. X. Sutterley has just returned
from few days $ journ at Atlantic
City where he and some companions
amongst whom was Peter Il. Hnested
of this city, has been doing some the
tallest kind Of fishing. Sutterley is
sunburnt as brown as q Spaniard, and
comes home with the freshest sea tints
to add to the naturalness and bea lty OF
the pictures he takes.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
uOTICBs.
DROPOSAH
REMOVING THE GARBAGE AND OF.
FAL in THE SECOND DISTRICT FOX
THE YEAR lssl.2.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 7th, 1851. J

| REMOVING THE tAhbh0E hMD ~, III, ~
FAL IN THE SEoOND Dl'iHioA ron
THE YEAR lssl.2.
| HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
| WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 7th, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Secretary OF the board OF HeAlth III
5l2 King street, until Tuesda. evening" sep
tember 18th. st s O'Clock. =. H., for removing
the garbage and Ottal from the dwellings, and
other places. in the Second District, for the
balance of the wear ending July 3ist, 1881
The person or persons to whom the contract
nay be awarded, shall furnish sufhclen'
number of Men. horses or mu.es and water
bsge and onal incidental to housekeeping
in and from he dwellings and other pace:
wi, hin their respective districts, as may be
required of them by the Board of Health from
time to time. VIZ: Daily. \Suni lay excepted
from the first day OF May until the hrst day
of November, and not less frequently thar
three times week. from the hrst day Of No
vcmber until the hrst day of May.
Each of the said water-tght carts shall have
placed thereon in some conspicuous place, a
Sign with the words 'H.'ity Garbage Cart,
painted in llrge black letters upon a white
ground 'ch cart to he numbered. Inc drl,
yer OF each of said car shall give notice 0l
his approach by ringing Il bell at the inter
secti II of each street, lane or alley IN such a
| manner that the same may be he, rd at least
one .quare 1t Sha | be the duty ola house
holders to use all garbage nd oilal to he
placed AT the gate door. or ON the curb III
| front Of their premises III vessel or vessels
containin not fnorc than one hushel.
The contractor or contractors shall in All
matt rs comply with the provisions OF an Or
dinance passed July b'h. 1873, and also with
the rules and regulations of the Board of
Health relative to ta1 collections and remoN-
| al OF garha, c anL OF |. The - cond District
comlri Sos all north Of Sixth and east OF Mar
ket street. A bond lth security, in the sum
Of iive hundred dollars must accompany sach
proposal for the good tai'h Of the bidder
And the person or persons to whom the CON
tract or contracts may b. awarded shall give
a bond with good an. substantial freehold SC.
curly IN the sun of two thous mi dollars for
the faithful performance OF The contract. The
Board of Health reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. All bids must be properly
signed, witnessed. sealed and endorsed. The
blanks will be furnished bv the Secretary OF
the Board of Health, No, 5l2 king street. and
the bond filled up by him. For further tnfcr,
nation, inquire Of the secretary Of the Board
Of Health, No. 5l2 king street.
LIP. RUSH,
President Of the Foard.
ATTEsT-E. II. FRAZER, Secretary.
septS 81
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

WHO WILLSAY that we have not &
great country and a variable climate:
While tine mercurial pot was bubblins
up above one hundred degrees along the
Atlantic Coast on Monday evening, re-
ports came that the settlers on the
Black Hills in Dakota Territory were
complaining of Il violent snow storm.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
Sale of HnPaca.

B. f, Money having decided to dis
continue the livery business, will sell his
stock of horses and carriages, at public
sale, tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
Among the horses is very fast trotter
and good travellers The carriages are
also worth looking after by those who
desire to secure good bargains.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
Public sale.

j. T. Heald gives notice that he will
have a pubic sale OF houses and lois
on the 18th inst Those who wish t.
dispose of property will do we'll to con
suit with him With the least posslb
delay. Head generally manages t,
get fair prices for property placed il
his hands and his next sale will Prov
no exception to the rule.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
A Great Su Herer.

Ever since was seven years old
suffered with rheumatism, especially
when the weather changed 1 would ge
pain in my left knee SO that for hours
could not move step. used al
sorts of remedies without avail when
procured st. Jacobs Oil which cured
me. f. X. GoELz, Contractor,
409 Penn avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

THE ONLY AIR felt astir for the lasl
two or three days, is the airing that i,
given to the Democratic Augean sta
bles. Some of the nags frisk around
quite briskly when brought out into the
broad sunlight where everybody cau
see them.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

DuBLlC SAI.E.-TllE SUBSCRIBER
/ determined to quit the dairy business >
will sell Mt pnhl'c salc, on WEDNESD Ai,
September "A. 1881, at = o'clock, p. m, SHARP
at Coyles Hotel. Ninth Ward, in the CITY ci
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
his entire dairy, c0n sting of thirty fET$
four first cla's dairy cows Ind Dur HH
ham bull, DUPONT stock. The above cows
are tirStclass having been selected with grea,
care AMI judgment
TERMS all sums less than $50 cash, all
sums Of $50 and upNards, the purchaser can
have six months by giving note with an ap
proved endors"r. JOHN COOK.
L. W. STipuAM Il Sos, Auct'rs.
sept5stdNitw
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
A Cha nEe.

reter u. Heusted has disposed of his
stalls, Nos. 20 and % in the Second
street market, to MesSrs Wood and
Poole, who are anxious to retain all OF
Mr.. HIS customers and to secure many
new ones In order to do 50 they will
keep good beef.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
Natures Great Assistant

If you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, month foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys diSordered, symptoms Of piles
tormenting you, take at once a few
doses of Kidrey.Wort. 1t is nature s
great assistant. Use it a. an advance
guard--don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

N"r''f'
III compliance with the provisions Ct the
statute in this behalf the subscribers hcre,y
y We notice that they will maks tppiication,
on TUESDAY, the fourth day of Octo"er.
A. d., 1881. to the Honorable Leonard r.
Wales. a Judge Of the Superior Court Of the
State Of Delaware, fol New Castle County
for a charter Incorporating company to hc
called THE licrcule, Powder Company, The
object of the said company being the making,
buying. selling. cOlDpoundng ana refining
chemical explosives, rtridgeS, fuses ana
primer. draft Of the charter Of the said
com, any will be tn that day prescnte to tn,
sid Judge for his examination and order
therein HENRY DuPDNr.
LAMMDT DUPONT
septI2st WILLIAM DUPONT,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
New. Novel and Attractive.

/ have bought the boiling down pro-
cess by which put three 3 cent cigar
into one and sell it for cents. CHAPS
MAN, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
Fish

Powell Bros. have in their stalls in
the Third street market, halibut, blue
fish, trout, Cape May goodies, haddock,
founders, &c. &c.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

TRUSTEE'S SALE by virtue OF decree
l oft Circuit Court for Kent County In
Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, will Of
fer at public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day OF Sept. 1881,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

~ II y CLOCK, a. H.,
at the hotel In Galena, Kent County, Mary
land, the following real estate, to wit:
The farm called Mount Airy, obtaining
1872 acres more or less, in the First Election
District of Kent county, on the public road
from Galena to Georgetown, and adjoining
the lands of Capt. A. Woodall and others.
The situation is desirable, being convenient
to church, :, schools, &c. 1t is only four lnilcs
from I.ambson's station, on the Kent county
railroad, and within mile of the steamboat
bridge at Georgetow', and has front OF
three quarters Of a mile on Sa safras river,
and n good landing. The improvements are
a Frame Dwelling and the usual out build.
Ings, not IN very good condition.
A peach ani apple orchard, t"ritty and
bearing. The fruit of tn Sc orchards "a of the
best market varieties. Terms AT sale,
RICHARD iNSUN, Trustee.
augzg 3tlSl;wt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09
Notice of Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob W.
~ Ottinger and Thomas M. White, of the
township of Pilesgrove, County of Salem,
New Jersey. have this day made an assign.
ment to the subscriber, of their estate for the
equal benefi of their creditors, and that the
said ere litors m Ist exhibit their respective
claims under oath or affirmation, within the
term Of three months. JAMES ABBOTT.
Dated August 3, 1851. auSl74w
Daily Republican., 1881-09-09

For SALg-s2, 500 Delaware City Lean, ~
per cent; 100 Wilmington City Loan, M pei
offer unu sual facilities in New York, "hila-
delphia, Boston, Ba ii more and Washington
for the purchase of stocks and bonds, being
connected by private wire with these cities.
Local 80 ,urities bought and sold.
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AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.

in Conyngham and Centrala Poor District,
aud in Centralia borough.
Citation awarded to admin istrator of Da
vid Davis, to file an gccount.
Account Of Clark Calendar, committee Of
Wright Hughes, confirmed nisi
Auditors report in estate of II. Lunger,
confirmed nisi.
Report of auditor in estate of j. McAnall,
referred back to auditor.
Commonwealth vs.. Jno. Keller, Selling
liquor without license. A true bill.
Commonwealth VS.. f. Smith. Recogni-
zance forfeited, to be raspted next sessions
on appearance of defendant
Return of sale in estate of Margaret Heller,
confirmed nsi
May 4. Application for licenses AIKEN ur,
All granted except II. Berger, Berwick, re =
jected, O'Brian e. Dugan, Centralia, laid
over, Charles Coleman, Sugarloaf, remon.
STRANGE fled, laid over. Remonstrances were
filed as 10 w. H, Berkheimer, "A. .Truckenmill
er, Fred Smith, all of CJtawissa These cases
have not been dispt sed Of as we go to press
Thursday.
Petition for appointment of II. r. Albert
son to fill vacancy of Miles Albertson, di.
rector of Bloom Poor District, filed
Petition of Ruth A. Snyder to be femme
sole trader. Ordered fled
Returns of SALE and road reports to which
no exceptions were filed, were confirmed alb.
| solutely.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, May 3rd, 1881

ASiilNGTON, May ord, 1881.
Shrewd people argue, from the present
troubles among Republican leaders, per
manent divisions of the party. There
is much p!ausibility in this. MIR. Blaine
has unquestionably very full control of
the administration. This is something he
never had before. Mr.. Conkling, though
the chairman of unimportant committees,
has equally absolute control of the Senate.
Look through all the significant com
mittees,an only the friends of Conkling
appear at their heads When the Senate
met on March 4th, this great New York
Senator, seeing Blaine at the head of the
administration, saw also, that in order to
take care of himself, he must control the
Senate. This he did through the trade
with Malone, which gave the Republi-
cans-re really to Conkling-control of the
committees. President Garfield is really
an unimportant factor in the Republican
fight of the next four years. Republi-
cans generally will look to Blaine on one
side and Conkling on the other, and the
contest is to the death.
The saddest thing in all our late poll
tics is the charge made that Gen. Gar
field wrote a letter while he was Presi-
dental candidate, suggesting that the
''Star' route contractors be requested to
contribute to the Republican campaign
fund. lie had lately, as a Represents
tive in Congress, voted virtual approval
of the ''eXtended' contracts, and to al.
low the Postmaster General half mil
lion dollars more for the same purpose
If he thought these men overpaid, he
should not have voted as he did. If they
were not overpaid, why should they be
called upon specially to contribute? Why
in any event should II Presidential can
dida,e take part in the dirty process, by
which the Republican party raises its
campaign money! No one would think
of Gen. Hancock in such connection.
One of the subjects which has its
headquarters here, but which has local
habitatons in almost every State, is the
fish culture, under government auspices.
1t grew up as suddenly as the National
debt, 1t has cheapened food instead of
making it dearer, as the debt has done,
however. Prof Baird, the very compe-
tent gentleman at the head of this benef-
icent institution, says that in ten years
the average taxpayer will receive more
money in the reduced cost of his food,
because of the artificial propagation of
fish, than he pays, because of interest on
government bonds. The cost to the
United States is very Slight, and in
creased knowledge of methods makes it
less every year in proportion to the
amount of benefits conferred There is
no more admirably managed branch of
the government than this
Huron.
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News Items.

George Bishop, a weak minded man,
| aged "a, hanged himself in a barn at
Williansport, last Saturday.
Frank and Henry Rumberger were
convicted of murder in the first degree
for killing Daniel Troutman in November
last. They were tried in the Dauphin
county Court.
Women that have been bedridden for
years have been entirely cured of female
weakness by the use of Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound. Send to
Mrs. Lydia +. Pmkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Charles Mohen, of Pittsburg, was ar
rested in Wilkes Barre on Sunday eve
ming last, for passing counterfeit money.
Several spurious coins were found in his
| possession.
The A. 5. II. Co., ever since the in
PRODUCTION of the metal shoe tip by
them, have been searching for some ma
tcrial that had its merits us to wear. and
not be Objectionable in appearance. This
they now have in their tip known as the
a. ). L. Back, and parents should ask
for them.
Emile de Girardin, the famous French
journalist died in Paris on the 27th of
April lie was desperate duelist. His
paper, the Petit JOuyWul. attained the
enormous circulation Of 100000 copies
daily
Parents who allow their children to
I grow up with scrofulous humors bursting
from every pore are guilty of II great
wrong Think of them pointed out as
branded with n loathsome disease, and
you will readily procure them the Cuti
cura Remedies.
The Girard Point grain elevator in
Philadelphia was destroyed by fire last
week, with nearly 100000 bushels of
wheat and corn. The loss was $780,
600, about half of which was insured
[Sprjnatie1d, (Noss) Repu6ltcan]
Edgar II. Page, Esq, Druggist, writes
us from Chicopee Falls that Mr.. Albert
Guenther, under Wild's Hotel, has used
that remarkable remedy, st. Jacobs Oil,
fora severe case of rheumatism and it
cured him, as if by magic He also used
1t with great success among his horses,
Ill cases OF sprains, sores, etc, and it
cures every time.
1t has been discovered that no legal
jury has been drawn in Erie county for
ten years, owing to the fact that the iuly
box has not been sealed with wax, as the
law directs.
The five,year-od son of Jane Rinear,
living near Unicorn, Dramorc township,
Lancaster c.unty, while playing in the
field the other day ate some meadow
cabbage. Shortly afterwards his body
and limbs became greatly swollen, medi-
cal aid was powerless TO relieve him, and
he has just died in great agony.
Churches, Sunday and day schools are
all closed in peckvllc, Lackawanna
couuty,on account of the smallpox, which
is prevailing there.
A father and lis three sors are down
with the smallpox in Wilkesbare.
nc IllIuWaie stoIc u ~ ID. NcNIlafu
~ Co., at Williamsport, was entered 10y
burglars on Tuesday night and two hun
drcd dollars worth of pocket knives,
Scissors and raHors carried off, together
with small sum OF money. The store
has been robbed three times in as many
years, but no large amount of goods ever
taken.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Special in
dncements are ffrred you by the Burlington
Route. 1t will pay you 10 read their adver-
tisement to be found elsewhere in this issue.
March IS How
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-06

Attorney General Mac Veagh, at the
request of Postmaster-Gene James,
has prepared an opinion upon the ques
ton of the right of the Postnaster-Gen-
eral to prohibit the delivery of registered
letters and the payment of money orders
addressed and payable to NJ. A. Dau-
phin, secretary of the Louisiana lottery
company The Attorney-General treats
the case at some length, and closes by
saying that if the Postmaster-General
finds upon evidence satisfactory to him,
whatever its probative force with other
minds, that Mr.. Dauphin is engaged in
conducting fraudulent lottery, he may,
and should, forbid the delivery of money
orders to him, and instruct postmasters
to return to the senders all registered let
ters addressed to Mr.. Dauphin.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-06

Lost, strayed, or stolen a Senator from thls, The
XXlvth district. 1t had been supposed that he was
in the neighborhood OF Harrisburg, but as there is
no track Of him there, It may be possible that he
can be found at saltwater, Columbia county, grind
ing buckwheat.
The above unjust and malicious article
appeared in last weeks Danville MteUi-
gencer. Mr.. McHenry has been constant
in attendance at the sessions of the Sen
ate and no complaint has been made that
his duties were neglected. The editor of
the Mtelli9encer is chronic applicant
for the Senatorship, and doubtless thinks
he would make a superior statesman He
would always be found in his place when
the Pennsylvania r. r. had a bill to pass
that's certain.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-06

There is, it seems, n corner III ounce
seeds. 1t will strike the uniformed pub
lie as a little curious, but the girls buy up
all the ounce seeds to make curls of.
There is nothing in the world to com
pare with the glue obtained from ounce
seed to make those awfully lovely emls,
of all shapes and sizes, which lie upon
the marble brow of the girl Of the period
like a mashed angeworm upon Phila-
delphia frontstep. Why any girls should
want that sort ofthing zig-zagging down
to the edge of her eyes and rolling back
around her ears, held together by ar
invisible net which everybody can see,
is quite beyond ordinary comprehension,
but nobody ever expects girl to give a
reason for any eccentricity of personal
decoration. But while the crushed all
gleworn ornamentation of the feminine
forehead is persisted in, the demand for
ounce seeds will continue. These seeds
are mostly imported from Russia, and
the trade has grown from five hundred
pounds year to ten thousand pounds,
and the demand is not satisfied with that.
They are handled by the druggists, and
the prices have gone up so that II great
many girls can't afford ounce seed curls,
but fall back on gum tragacanth and
soap, either of which will serve the pur-
pose very well and create an appropriate
degree of ugliness around the preltiest
face.-i'hiiat. Times.
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Disgraceful Senate Candidates.

The nomination of Gorham and Rid
dleberger-especially Gorham-was a
gross scandal We say especially Cor
ham, because while Riddleberger is OBJ
jectionable on account of his alleged po
ltical principles aud his notions concern
ing the duty of paying public debts, the
other man has no better principles, and
he is so unpleasantly and personally no
torious that the possession of the most
admirable collection of first class opinions
would not excuse his nomination for any
Office whatever The facts about these
men have not come to light recently
They are not in the nature of a surprise
The Republican Senators made up THEN
ticket for officers with their eyes open
Ne1o York Eceaing Post, (Rep,)
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-06
Decrease of the National Debt.

The debt statement just issued, shows
the decrease of the public debt during
the month of April to be S0,690, 900 25
cash in the treasury, S233, 3,73l 1881
gold certificates, 5000, ,GJ0; silver certi
tlcates, $50, 6SJ,l40; certificates of de-
posit outstanding, Ss,395,0)O; refundne
certificates, S725,l0O; legal tenders oat,
standing, S346,6sl,0l6; fractional cur.
rency outstanding, less amount estimat
ed as lost or destroyed, $7,ll6,04e02
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-06

The filthy condition of the streets of
New York has begun to create alarm in
the minds of the people of Boston and
the Transcript of that city, staunch
Republican sheet, has this to say;
"Thank fortune 1t Is no concern OF ouis." ex-
C lamed Bostonlan, referring to the condition Of
New York streets. Isn't it? When the streets OF
the metropolis are ankle deep in rottug ilth when
the death rate is increasing daily, when Infectious
aud contagious diseases are developing most ma
gnant type, Is 1t no concern OF ours! Meantime
New York Republicans hold to the opinion that the
patronage the people pay for In order to have
the streets cleaned, must be Kept In Republican
hands whether the streets are cleaned or not
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If the rumors current in Washington
are true, Hor. Wayne Mac Veagh is re
sponsible for cheap O trouble" to the
President. He instituted a fight against
the appointment of that immaculate
statesman, w. 4. Chandler, as Solicitor
General and now it is alleged that by
very disingenuous means he prevented
the nomination of Mr.. Grier, the only
original Garfield man, for the office
of Second Assistant Postmaster General.
All of which doesn't tend to harmony in
the Republican ranks. Between Blaine,
Conkling and Mac Veagh, it does not
look as if Garfield had much influence in
this administration. The friends of the
President who have so loudly and fire.
quently proclaimed his possession of an
unusually rigid backbone should devise
some method of proving the truth of
their assertion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-06

The cause of the Senatorial deadlock
has at last been made known. A number
of Senators waited upon the President q
few days ago, and III the checklist and
airest manner, informed him Just how
matters stood. 1t seems that Riddlebur-
ger and Malone are only collateral issues,
the real reason for the muddle being
Senator Conklings opposition to Judge
Robertson as Collector of the New
York custom house. If the Judges
nomination is withdrawn, the deadlock
will be broken. This statement of
course, renders it impossible for the
President to Withdraw the nomination, as
such an act would be virtual confes-
sion of Conkling's superiority. The
naughty Senator from New York is evi-
IDENTIFY laboring under the idea that he
is Chief Magistrate of the nation, and
the adoption Of this view by Mr.. Gar
field will render his administration the
most contemplate the country has ever
had. Mr. Conkling must be confident
indeed, or reckless to degree, when he
forces the President into such a corner,
Mr.. Garfield now has the facts in the
case-what will he do with them?