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SERVANT girls from the old country are
not expected to know much about the
habits of birds native to this land Of the
free, and, therefore, it IS not surprising
that when an Irish female at Florence,
Oneida County, saw q wOOdpecker at
work on q tree she declared to her en-
ployer she had seen crazy bird She
knew it was crazy by the way g it bucked
It's head ag'in' the tree.-TFOy 15nles.
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Young Folks Corner.



LAST is a liquid, FIRST 8 liquor,
Often enclosed in a flask called wicker;
UeateE by FIRST men snarl and blczers
And raise WHOLE than lightning quicker.
-[Cin. TimeE-Star,
No. 2-CHARADE.
The meaning of FIRST you wish me 10 tell,
It is to OGtgO, TO surpass, or excel,
And, if entangled, embraced, or perpleLeds
You'll know the meaning then Of my NEXT.
And should you then seek to iBd out my yFHoLBr
Y0u'H hnd, without angling Ills beyond your
control
But, when in possession may be part OF olrui
Or all Of q fish, who the like ever heard.-llD.
No. s-DIAMOED,
III Enterprise. 2. Soft food g. Beat with
cane (. Glands near the ear. D. Pertaining 20 q
panorama. 8. Having petals ~ q hover Z SILVER
coins of the United States. 8. Performed. 9. In
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Answers to Young Folks Corner OF Oet. y;
unnrr,s CarhoIIo RalFe

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Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds Of
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Get HEERY's CARBOLIC SALvE, as all 9TH
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Sufferers from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, },
&c, have only to use Balls Digestive oalI Gi al
table instead Of ordinary salt, to be lTeeu .
rom all such tendencies, and to enjoy their
food. o cents will get it. See advertise 6{
ment
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4 good Baptist clergyman Of Bergen, n.
Y, a strong temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble, neuralgia, and dizziness
almost to blindness, over two years alter
he was told that Hop Bitters would cure
him. because he was afraid Of and preju-
diced against " Bitters." Since his cure
he says none need fear but trust IN Hop
BitfsIs. nOv3W2D&CO
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What every one says must be true,
that " DR.. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no
equal for coughs and colds, Try it, Price
25c. nOv3W4R
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u-yOR SALE-A New Calumet Iathe, large size,
suiiahle for Cabinet-Mak0Fs, Carpenters or
Chair-Makers. Made by Ephrain Brown, Lowell,
Mass. A Machine Shop, Carpenter shop snd
Turner shop, an in one, on wheels. A faicnt fei
Saw. CfrcuIar Saw, Boring, Drilling, Polishing.
Grinding and SCrew-cuitiug Machine comhlu-
ed. Regular Manufacturers price, SO. VIII lrr
sold for szi cash. Apply at this Office. GIT
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o z OutHi sent free 90 those who wish to engage
Nj I'm The most pleasant and profitable business
W knor7n. Everything new. Capital not re-
ouired We viii furnish You everything free. SO
a dav o I'd upwards is easily made without staying
ayrav f-om home over night. No risk WhateVer.
MANY new workers wanted at once Many are
making fortunes at the business. Ladies make as
much as men, and young boys and girls make
great nav. No one who Is willing 10 work fails TO
make more money every day than can be made In
a week at any ordinary employment. Those VINO
en0sre AT once viii find a short road to fortune.
Address H. HALL EFT &Co-, Portland Maine.
der29yl
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HUT n Yourselves by making money wncu a
HEIJP golden chance is offered, thereby al
u "a ways keeping poverty from your door.
Those who take advantage Of the good chances for
making money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, while those who do not improve such
rl,e5.ss.. remain I'm uovertv. We want many men,
women. boys aHd girls 70 work for rs right IN
their own localities. Thg business viii pay more
than ten times ordinary wages. Na furnish 40
erDensiye outfit aud all that YOU need, free. No
one who engages tails 90 make money rapidly.
You csn devote your whole time 10 the work, or
only yoUr snare moments. Full information and
sll that is needed seul free. Address
decZ3yi S, s,fNsoN & Co. foftlahu' MalHe'
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We like st. Jacobs Oil, and observe too
that the Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilmore indOrs-
es the remedy Baltimore CMd.) CathO-
ic Mirror.
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"Tbe doctors said my vile had con-
srrontion. Tried Lindsey's Bleod oearcn-
err" and she has better health than ever.
g. Z. Hubbard, HampdeD, 0. noV5"4R
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Thousands Of families have had occasion
TO trv the never-failing qualities Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and they all unite in
he praise Of this wonderful prescription.
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VOL. 45-N0 g.
Published Every Thursday.
Business Directory.

t'srds Inserted under this head 81 the following
rsfes. For inch space, SO year; : inch, 3
year 4 inch, s. a year.
f7r-T.yeIyel lines Of this type make inch.
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Many miserable people drag gthemselves
about with failing strength, feeling that
hey are sinking into their graves, when
Parker's Ginger Tonic would Eegin with
the first dose to bring vitality and strength
back TO them.-fSun. nov3W4
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
XOCALTI ME TABLE,
uORRnUTKD APRIL q. 1881.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
hiIadelphia, 40, $50, 100, $40 800, Glo
G66, 1880, 11:o3 q. M; 1916, sl9:48, 2oS
$50, 400, bt2 6:44, o:lO, s:t6, 1000 p. m
Sundays, 2:20, $40, q. M; 500, 6.62, e:ll
100 9:66 1000 y. IN.
New York, 22O, $50, 100, G66, ll:6s q. IN.
*l2:43, 2O3, GA, $50 p. m. Sundays
l:bS, 2z0 a. m, 644 p. m
Baltimore, 1851, 2:12, 1856, ssss .. M; l2:5S
I;04, AAb, e:so p. N. Sundays, l26l,
2l2, 1865 q. m.
Washington, 1851, 2l2, 7:56, s:ss q. m.; l2:St
sl:O4, $50 p. M Sundays, lG6l, Ell
1864. n.
Baltimore and lntermediate Stations, 1851,
83Sa m, 1855, %45 p. N. The 4:4t p. m.
train stops at way stations only between
peryville and Baltimore. Sundays,
perryvllle and Intermediate Stations, A:38 p
New Castle, 6.OO, 1856 u. m.; Los, 800, 90
m. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 9.8t
q. m; LOS; $40 p. M. No Sunday trains
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 9:S5 q. m.;
Los p. IN.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 100 ..
m; 300, 300 p. IN. Sunday trains, S.46.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:l6, 1880 q. m.
6:35 y. m. Sundays. 1879 O. m. 800 p. ID.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l2:4s, 2:O4, 7:52, s:33, $50 a. n
1900 M; 1918, 12:46, 1900. $50, 4:2O, 4:5t
4:41, $40 6:l5, $40, 800, 90, l0:45, ll.lt
pm. Sundays, l2:43, 2:e4, 2.22 1:62, 1910
Q. m; 9:2O, l0.45, n:l6 p. IN.
Now FORK, 2:o4, 2:22 7:62, s:33 q. m; l%lt,
+l:o2, al, o:4Op. n.; Sundays, 2:o4, AZ
1852 q. IA.
Baltimore, l:bs, 2:l4, $780,, 1l;36 q. M; 1891
400, 6.46, 1888, 8:Op. m.; Sundays, l:b2 ..'l<,
an: 6.4e. 6:3s. $50 y. H.
Washington, l:bs, 2:l4, ll:3b q. m.; +l2:4l,
200, ~, ,o:sSp. n.; Sundays, la3, 2:14a.m.::
6.46, 1:38 y. IN.
Perryville only, 9:0b a. m
New Castle, s:As, 9:3b q. m.; lk0y, $40, o.0e
y. m. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:4s a. w.; l2:o7, sob
d. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 8:ty
.. M.; lI3o, o:55 p. IN. sunday trains, eat.
Delaware Western Railroad, 81o q. M; 2:lt
m. Sundays, 9;1o a. In. 40p. IN.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Broad sTcet depot, 7:eb, r:S9,
8l6, 1920, ll:00, ll:45 q m.; 1:30, SEQ ,3.3a,
1850, 4'3O, b:lb, 5.45 $40, 5:OU, ,9:4b 1130u m:
sundays, 7:o5, $50 u. m.; 600, s:46, ll:4o
p. N.
Market street station only, liz
a. m.: 'l2:2S y. m: Sundays, i.ls o. N.
Figures marked thug ~ denote the limited
express trains
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
PROM rHE COAL REGION,
Dry Weather at Hazslt0n-lIaul
Ing Water for the 1OWn-rhe
Cool Trade.

Special Correspondents of the RnruBLIoAN N.
HAzELToN, Pa, Oct. 10th, 1881
The long spell of dry weather has been
broken at last and we are now having
some fine showers of rain, which indeed
are God send, ~ most uf the town has
been without water except that which
was carried from d distance, Tor two or
| three months.
Several coal breakers in this section
have boen stopped for the want of
water.
This town has been heavily draped
in mourning on account Of the death OF
our beloved President Amongst the
incidents | might mention one. which
was very suggestive and truthful. A
gentlemon placed globe of the world
In his window and threw large piece
Of clape over it to show that the whole
world was in mourning. There Was a
mock funeral on the day the President
was buried, in which all the leading
citizeLs took part, it was d solemn time
assure you.
The mountain sides look beautiful
now, as dame nature is touching the
trees with her mag ic wand, farming the
green into gold and red, which with
the blue of the sky make a beautiful
harmony.
There is nothing new to chronicle in
the coal trade. The demand is keeping
even with the supply. The day the
President was buried, there was = fall
ing off of 100, 900 tons in this county, by
the men stopping work.
The total output for this year will
reach 10000, 900 tons, and as there was
aboGt 5000, 600 tons left over from last
year, to dispose of, we can see at once
that this has been good year for the
miners at least. The coal supply is on
a better basis than ever before, and if
the present management of The 7. & Il.
Il. Il. continues, The better it vii! be
for all cun erLed.
We had a tri ndlv grasp Of the hand
from Mr. Fletcher Thomas OF your city
the other day.
We arc glad to hear OF the continued
success of the REPUBLICAN, and also
It's increasing circulation, it has oar
best wishes, "A
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
ADDITION TO THE LETTER.

'.Two DAYS later Guiteau made the
following addition to the letter
"WAsHING IoN, ID. G. ,June 1S, 1881
intended to remove the President this
morning and went to the Baltimore De-
pot. but ha came into the depot with
Mrs. Garfield leaning Oh his arm, and
! concluded to remove him when he
was alone. 1t will be no worse for
Mrs. Garfield, dear soul, to part from
her husband in this way than by natural
death. He is liable to &C at any time
anyway" CHARLES GUlTEAU.
Another postscript reads as follows:
"WAsHlNG1oN, ID. g., June 20, 1881.
The Presidents nomination was an
act of God. The Presidents election
VAS An act OF God. The Presidents re-
mOval WAS an act of God am clear
in my purpose to remove the President.
Two objects will be accomplished. 1t
will unite the Republican party and
save the Rcpubl'c, and it will create a
large demand for my bo *, The
Truth. This book was written TO save
souls and not for money, and the Lord
wants to save souls by circulating this
book" CHARLES GllTEAU,
My idea,' said Mr.. Scoville, "in
publishing these statements is to let the
ptople ses and judge for themselves as
to the conli!.an of Guiteau. Heretofore
1t has been telegraphed all over the
country that Guitean had made certain
statements to the officers at the jail, but
nothing thai emanased directly from
him was permitted TO get cut. lido not
intend TO decisive him, and when he
gives me do o3unent Of any kind for y
person, be he high or low,l shall deliver
it if posi- ble'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
Aiming Lands In Georgia.

The Philadelphia Inquirer learn:
that some Phlladrlphians have beet
buyin. in Cherokee county, Georgia.
mineral lands. The syndicate Consisrt
of Mr.. George W. Shallcross and Mr..
j. McC Creighton, of Philadelphia, the
latter the general freight agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, with whom art
associated Messrs. A. A. Moore Of At
lanta, A. q. Tiutsman, Of Pitt,burg,
and &. r. Huff, of Greensburg. The
property is reported as worth ten mil
lion dollars and includes fourteen hun
dred acre., on which are three gold
mines-the Pascoe, Butler aud the
Franklin. OF these the first was
worked eighteen years before the war,
when it " as oHned by Mr.. Franklin,
and yieldeu 81 200, 900, only 20 30 per
cent. Of the gold being saved. The
Pascoe mine has yielded S400, 900 worth
of gold before the war. The Butler
mine never has been worked, but has
the reputation Of being quite as rich as
the others. These lands have beeL ly-
ing idle since the war, which, of course,
stopped Improvements .here as well AS
elseW here, and left the Southern peo-
pie without capital for industrial pur-
poses. The syndicate has also acquired
Il, coo acres On the Etewah RIVER, con
tanning veins of manganese sixty to
eighty feet in depth, besides valuable
deposits Of iron, copper and limestone,
and the works where all the Conteder-
ate cannon were cast during the war
The only machinery remaining, how
ever, is u one thousand horse power
steam engine. In the Pascoe niue
there are five veins, the smallest Of
which is four feet IN diameter, the
others measure from twelve to twenty
one, and seXteud over an entire dis.
tance of about four miles. The proper.
ty WAS at one time cut up and disposed
OF by lottery in forty acre lots, one of
which was sold nine Years ago tor So
OO). Solue Boston parties recently
,, ar. GDD5 nuO fibr it
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
Dan Ric0's MHtrinIs..lAl Anfelf-
cities,

The court of Erie county, Pa, on
Wednesday gaanted the wife Of Dan
Rice, the we!l-kno WI Snowman, dl.
vorce on the ground Cf 1eserioE and
thus terminated what WAS IN its "a Iier
Ia = a very romantic UNION. ln 1910
TIE Snowman was exhibiting in Girard,
Erie county, and his attention was
attracted by Il remarkably beautiful
hild in her nurses arms. He ask Il
her name, and, on subsequently fixing
his residence in Glrard, ne kept up II
lively interest in the girl, who was the
daughter OF leading citizen, deacon in
the Presbyterian Church and PIs,dent
of the local bank. AT that time Dan
rolled in wealth and spent his money
lavishly, NOT on y in inc erection of
q magnificent house but in adorniDg
the town He was married to an esli
mable woman, VINO had been on the
stage, and about fifteen years after his
arrival in Girard she sued for and oh
timed IL divorce Shortly afterward
Dan carried off his youthful inamola'a,
much against the wishes cf The patel
nal deacon, " bo hisinherited his daugh-
ter, bu lwhen Dan fai ed in 1873 !" as re-
concil-d and took them to his nOuse. The
show mans extensive property WAS SAT-
riticed piece. e.moal in Improbable ven
lures, and about this time his wife grew
cold and refused TO see him 1t Is said
he refused TO oppose the divorce. Rice
is reported to have begun his career as
a jockey boy for Henry Clay on his
Lexington farm, and at one time Sas
considered worth half a million, own
ing among other property an opera
house in New Orleans.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
Making Clothing g.

We begin with the cloth
Not all the cloths in the
market by any means get
into our clothing We Sc.
lect them with the best skill
we have and occasionally
for a particular purpose we
have a cloth made to suit us
But we begin with the
cloths. They are looked
over, under and through for
spots and lmper ectlons, the
spots an d imper!cctjons
marked to be avoided, the
cloths sponscd, cut and CIV
en- out to be sewcd. The
trimmings are looked after
as carefully as the cloths.
The silk to sew with too
never is a cloth seam saved
with anything but s'lk-and
the six is tested for strength
not every yard OF it, but
some out of every lot.
And, when the clothes
come in from our makers to
be paid Tor, we look out fol-
blunders, for sighting, for
any lack whate, er " hen
they are accepted, they are
paid for that very minute, in
cash. I h i 5 promptness
keeps our work people in
good heart even If We are
exacting.
That is the course every
garment we have has gone
through. Its quality depends
on our capacity Tor manag-
Ins' our business.
WANAMAKER & RRoWN,
)AK HALL, Market ani Sixth sts philI.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
I'D EGlSrER'S ORDER.
IL RRsIsTRR's OYHoB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, OCT. 7, 1881,

Upon the application Of James N. Down
ing, Administrator OF J. M. downing, late Of
Wilmington HID. In said county, deceased, it ID
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notico Of grant
ing Of Letters of Administration upon the es-
tate Of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 70 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 present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided and alse cause
the same TO be inserted within the same
period In the DELAWARE RKPuBLIoAN, o
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks (e-o-d).
t, Given under the hand and seal Of
Ills. office Of the Register aforesaid, ut
'~-~' Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, tbs day and year above written
s.. BIH1S, Register.
No1CB.-AIl persons having claims agai nst
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator, on
or before october I, 1882, or abide the Act Of
AssemDly In such case m, de and provided.
JAMES N. DOWNING
Administrator.
Address - Wilmington, Dol. cots
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
The fol owing described Real Estate, viz:

@'"'N"'7t
All that certain plan'at or tract OF land
situated in the hnndred Of Pcncnder. the
county of New Cast q, and State vt Dea-
wAre bounded and descr bed at follows, 70
Wit
Beginning In the middle Of tho road lead.
ing frnm Delaware Ci y to feWHG, adJoln'
Z land of Adam uyatt, then . along a line
of said Dy 1t 3 lsnd sou h 66A degrees, west
~ chains and ~ 100 If h chain, to a. Ne in
cor of Ind Of ca twei' Clara, thence bV
the sever courses Of aid Clark \ lau': south
57M degrees east chai and lOlD Of a
chain, uor 1911 d, rs. ,ast A. 100 ota chain,
Nor h s5 deg ecS, east Is chanE south AZ
rers cast 20 al. 100 chail 5, south ''m uekreea
west IL hO.IO0 chai.s, and south So degrees.
east 2 7t-IJ0 ,hiils TO stake in c0rhei o.
and oi Perry S unders' the ca 10 ga line
OF said Saunders land, south sata degrees
east ~ tS-l00 chains I, STAKE III the riiei"
Of Ia i formerly Of Rlbe. \ y ann, no" Of John
ia hc,tl, hrnc, by tie two tOlloT ing
courses Of said Vauh cEel's lard. ov,h 10 de-
greer, wcs " lq.l00chainp, north S71e tel rses
east ~ d 100 chai1s TO the middle OF tie
n ao0ve mentioned road lead ng from l'elaWare
q ty to Newark, fence a o Z the mi die OF
Il e said read north "a degrees, w'sv a3 10
100 chains, norta 431q -aetleee, west .?-lIN
cha us to the place of beginning. contain.
T. Y within SAID bound aries, one hund ed "a
fifty acres. one rood d three pIches and
ninety hve huudre tbs I Porch, he tha
sam. more or les. wit p trame mouse an.
fran ara and Other out-huii'..ga 'haEe'"
erected.
Seized rnd taken in exc ntion 81 the lr 7.
e,ty Of Joan mcdonnell "Iu Ma CART, 8
wlfr, ana " i!lianl H.. Murray and l.. Lra I,
Murroy ere enahts, IN t. be sold :y
pHlLlp Il. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHRt1pp's OFylus. v ilmington. ct b"r 5,
1881 ocllv-u.N
Daily Republican., 1881-10-12

ISHERlFF'S SALE--By virtue OF W It
= of Levar' Facias t. nj" uirec'ed wiz bs
EXPOSED to public sale, at the Court II use on
Market str ct. between Tenth and i.evCn h
treets. N the city of Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county, Delnw ire, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Oct ls,,.
at o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, v's:
All tn t certain lot of land with brick
dwell ing thereon e-scted, situate ia 'hh ti:y
of Wilmington, bounded and described ~
fellows, to wit
Beg nning at the westerly side Of Church
street Mt lac distance of l24 feet from the
northerly slue " Scve tn street, NJ Joseph
Mckowen's line. the noe westerly with said
line and plrellel with Seventh street.. 40 feet
to q stake III land sold 10 nnue! W. Nc
Caullev The nee nortneriy with said McCaut-
ley's line, AID y rcliel with Churc, aiti
lssnnett streets, Il fee; to stabe IN lon7ph
W b US lrt, ,tcn easery with said
JAWS line and parallel to Seventh a>Teet. ~
feet to the SAID dc f Church street. and
thence ther with s"u'herly Y feet 70 'hs
pl &C Of beai ning be he Hntants mora or
less BOX Il, Vol 7, page 90. &c
seized nd taken in execution as tbo p;p''-
ert # john y B 'crhr EVER and Elizabeth,
HIS wife, and Joseph q, toh''d and MdtS..
ret. HIS wife, and t. t and to be SOLD by
PHILIP II OZARK. Shsrif
SaERIFP's OFFlOR, Wilmington, o1.o" r'
1881