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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-16
COAh AND sALT

I HAVE now on hand saa for sale.
SO Tons Baltimore Vein Waite Ash MAJ
Coal;
so Tons Lykens' TaHey Red Ash Nut Coal;
40 Tons Baltimore Fein White Ash Store
Coal; zgag
15 Tons Baltimore Kem White A1 Zoo
Cou1;
100 Tons Georges Creek Valley Coal;
100 Tons Fine Coal. for burning LIME or
Backsmithing, and 100 Sacks LiperpoS!
..sz sg Fine aud G.. A, Sad. i..- ..,--
JAMES MEG RAW,
FEB. 1851. Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TNAKE notice that at the August Term, 1881
I ! shall apply to the Circuit Court Of .JefIer.
son Comfy W. Va for ar order of said Court
proceeds Of the sale of land made by Joseph
Irapnel Special Commissioner. under a decree
of said Court in the ChRucery cause therein
pending between Geo. w. Atkinson and others,
Plaintiffs. and Ida Miller and Others, Defend
dian of the said r. a. Atkingoh. IN Madison
County: Iowa, or to my Attorneys. to be re-
moved by me to the State of Iowa. in which nv
appointment as Guardian aforesaid was mode
August ?, 1ssl-4t. Gnarii3r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-16

COUNTY CouNotL.-There will be meets
ing Of tho Council at Kearneysville, on the
last Saturday of August, the 9th inst, at
A. NJ, 1t is particularly desirable that
a full attendance of Changers BIO present,
whether representatives or othe. wiso. The
question of consolidation and reorganization
will be considered for adoption. By order
OF the President. V. NJ. FIRoR, Scc'y.
r. S.-There will be some of lie Duo's
American Tea on hand, both for exhibition
aud to sip, perhaps the sip may DO confncd
to the ladies
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FERTUIZERS.

NE have converted our Fun kstovn Min, viii
its immsnse Water Power, into . tirst,class
Bone Mill and FertiliEing manufacturing sstah+
.i'hment: BY grinding With water peSsr us,esn
beat the statef ot economical work. Our power 10
ample, aud weare produe a Bone Meal that
contains double the Flour OF Hon produce byaay
mer our goods VS. guarantee them represented
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS indebted to me as Sheriff for
"A IaXes' &c, are hereby notified to settle
up. II IS necessary that I should close INV
sherlhalty business without DELAY ~
EUGENE BAKER,
Late Sheriff of Jefferson County
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BEST LACE BUNTINGs
TRIMMINGS IS.

Such as French Novelties, Plain and Bro.
cade Satins-will sell them at prime cost.
Our stock of P1QUES AND WHITE
GOODS is complete and must be disposed
of. We Earnestly solicit an inspection of
these goods and prices.
The best large Linen Carriage Robes, 75c
and 81 CO. they were cheap at former prices,
sl.00 and $3.50. Is pieres best Fancy
Mating at 22c, same as sold at SOC. Great
bargains 10 Silk and japanese Parasols. A
large stock of Plain aud Fancy Slippers at
cost. 500 assorted Fans at one>halt their
value:
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PRICES .

Pure Buffalo Bone NeaI $500 per ..sa
Pare Domestic 'i' 5000
Pure DissolUcd Z" a. $500 d
Our An.moniated Bone Phos,
plate, the bulb Of t0hich IS
Dissolred Bone, $500 /"
Our ErcelstOr Phosphate, $500 :.
The highest grade Of 4SouM
Carolina Dissol0ed Bone, $500 =:
Farmsra can rely upon any Of these good. being
as Represented. II they should BIO found adue
terAted We will for feit the goods.
The above prices are ss low ss honest goods can
be sold. Beware of goods offered al lower prices
We buy in 100 ton lots for each. end have tho
lowest freight rates. and will give the farmers
these goods at a email margin. Our mill 10 al.
ways open, to your in.peetion. Give us call
before you buy. We will show you just what yea
Address J. E. sToNEBRAKER,
Aug. -, 1880. HAEetsto~n, ND.
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The B. & o. Il. R., will issue Round
Trip Tickets on tho 18th from Martinsburg
to Shenandoah Junction, at As cents-mak-
ing the round trip to the people from that
section to tho Luray Caverns 81 55, inclu>
ding admission to the Cave. Arrangements
for reduced tnres from Winchester have also
been Effected Round trip FROM Winches-
ter to CharIestown, SLIGO; from Summit
Point to Charlestown, 40 cents.
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NOTICE.

My SALE NOTES will be found at National
WI Bank of Jefferson. If paid before ma
turIty interest will be remitted.
August 2. 1881
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-16

Our old friend, tho live halter" Harry
G. Nicely, of tho mammoth hat establish.
meut of Eli Keone & Sons, 81 N. Second
St, Philadelphia, was in CAur!cstown on
show day, and lief. US his regards. We re-
greet that we did not get to see him, but lie
knows our measure-78 all tho same, aud
can furnish the best and most sty lish hats in
tho Country.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-16

D F. DOW CO.'S PORTABLE sTEA.I
-. ENGINES and IMPROVED THREsRING
mACHINEs are warranted equal to any in the
Onlted States. Call on tie undersigned for Cir
culars, price lists, &C.
DUKE GALLAHER,
June !, 1881. Agents for JEFF. Co.
HONEY: very hne, we'll filled and in small
caps. tor sale by g. SDALGARN
July II, 1857.
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Pool and Billiard Saloon.
Justices Notice.

HAVING qualified and given bond as a JUS
give strict attention to the duties Of nv Office.
All Claims placed in my hands for Collection
accordlng to Law, SHALL have my close atten-
reefs. Persons wishing collections according
to law. and prompt returns made, will have
their orders carried out
y: S. Currency dcfaced OF partly DESTROYED
will be redeemed by the U. S. Treasury will
epdcavOr to have such redeemed when placed
in my bands. Acknow led gments to deeds and
other obi legations. &c. taken at my office North
corner of the Market House, entrance To WASH
ingtOn Hall Give me !; call
June "A, 1SSl-tf Justice of the pace
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CHAMPION OF THE WORLD!
The Champion Grain Drill!

!
THE undeIsigned having received the Agency
!! of this Celebrated Grain Drill for J. tfeIson
county, and having on hand n Rnorlv IF
these Drills and ful line OF Extras IT, ~. ~
oreaka9e. 80 no delay can possibly occur in time
OF eceding. W. offer this DrilI TO the farmer. Of
1ensrson on favorable terms, and do fail to
examine the Champion bel purchasing Grain
DrliI, as 1t Is beyond doubt the most imDortxnt
one OF all the farm Implements, good Drill.
FEW OF ITS MERITS:
PoSitive Force Feed q rain Distributor a nd Pos
tive Force Feed Grass Seeder, which can be used
either in front or rear of the hose.
wsrporead ~, G Ainehme ,f equsled, and lie
various kinds of Phos pilates in the market,
me champion 10 the only Grain Drill in the
market that has special Attachment for Plant
ing Corn for the crop.
The Champion i. Simple in Construction and
material used and quality of workmanship are
the Very Beat Every Drill Warranted 10 give
satsiaction or no sale.
Below we give you q few Of the Practical Farm
era ma me. who have purchased from us and used
last year Drills, to whom refer:
John Burns, CharlestOwn; VIM. Rider HALL
town; Phillip Powers Ripon; Moses " TiusseIi,
Leeto@n Lewis Fl Nichols. Halltown: John W.
We also have secured tho Agency of the Col
ebreted "
Roland Chilled Ploughs,
for Jefferson County. which has the Turn Over
Poiat, which gives many advantage. over the
od kin ID. We also havs on hand Large stock
= u N Il i = FL
Can at the Foundry and Machine Shop before
purchaslng. wEIRICR WELLER
Charlestown. August 2, 1881.
Pool and Billiard Saloon.
Over store room of Mr.. H. H. Cooke entrance
next door 20 store of MIR. W. C.. Carroll!
Msin ST.. Charlestown.
FLEGANTLY fitted up, every appoin i'm G n t
II complete. and rules for tho comfort of play.
ors rigidly enforced.
My Bar lie supplied with LI4uori of every do
escription-of the best quality.
WINES, WHISTLES, BRANDIEs, AND
Baltimore and Rochester Beer
all of the best Will furnish from this date Mt NV
place Of business, the Beat Rochester Beer, al
Sl.O0 per dozen. "
FAYETTE B. soUDERs,
August 2, 1891.
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NOTICE..

JULY 2, 1851.
HAVING disposed of my entire stock of
IL Stoves. Wares, Tools, &C.. to MIR. E. r.
Harrel l most respectfully request all persons
knowing themselves to b" indebted to mo, or
to the late firm of Davis s. HarrelI, to settle at
once. THOS. w. DAVIS.
August 0. 1sS1,-St.
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Tho eighth annual picnic of the patrons
of husbandry md farmers of Southern Penn
sylVania. Maryland, West Virginia and adj
joining States, will be held at Williams
Grove, M"nday Tuesday, Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday. August 90. SO and 81 aud
September | and 9 Connected with tho
picnic will be an agricultural exhibition.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-16

PUhLtd SALEs.-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Wc''"csr'"y, august l7th-Real Estate,
by ID b. Lucas, Frank Beckwth aud VIM.
l.. Wilson, Special Commissioners,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-16

TAME to the premises of MIR. John Marshall.
" two miles vest of CharlestownS July 9th.
1881. two SPOTTED SHoATS. The owner will
please come forward prove property, pay dam
ages aud take them away
ROBT. HTTE MARSHALL.
August 9, lSSl-St.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Removing the County Omces.

Al an early hour yesterday morning
q string Of iuniture carts started over
to New Castle TO remove the records
aud furniture Of the County Offices over
10 the new court house Ia this city,
About half past ten O'Clock the contents
OF the Offices were loaded up and the
retiuue Of fifteen furniture cars and a
large number Of carriages, containing
the county cfdcers, started for Will
mington. The caravan reached this
city al ten minutes before ten O'Clock.
Considerable fan attended It's passage
up Market ST., nearly every body run
ming out to see what was coming. One
cart had load OF ballet boxes stacked
up above the eide b)ards, and another,
amongst other things, had the great
county zeal. Reaching the court house
the carts were, III about half an hour
unloadei, and the contents carried into
their respective Offices, where the eff
GERS were bus ly engaged putting the
books N their proper place and pigeon
hoIing payers. The officers were hear
tily welcome 10 Wilmington. About
II A. the court houre was shut up and
all hands started down town to look
out for dinner. A few things having
not yet been brought over and two OF
thyes Cats went back 10 complete the
removal. It will be several days betoT,
svery thing is straighteued up and pu
to rights.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
COnkIIngIam aI Mentor.

The Washington corresp pondent Of
the New York World telegraphs to
that journal as follows; "TheIe is T.
rumor hers Tonight that events of
great Importance will soon be develop.
I'D concerning New York Republican
politicians. lhs rumor grew out Of q
call upon tMr. ConkliUg by Mr.. Morto ,
IN the Ssnats Chamber to-day. Mr..
Norton evidently had news 10 commn.
nicate of au uuwelcoDe nature 10 Mi.
Conkling, for the two went back to one
of the sofa5 and then into a CLOAK
room and Mr.. COnkllng became very
ipdiguaat and excited over what was
told him. Their conversation lasted
nearly an hour. Afterwards Mr.. His
cock entered tbs Senate and upOu en-
Gaging in conversation with Mr.. COnk.
ling and Mr.. Morton be too showed a
good d al Of temper. Tonight Mr..
Hiscock, Mr. Morton, Warner Miller
John NJ. Bailey and others Of the Nes
York delegation, spent several hours
at Mr.. Uonkling's rooms and came ouI
pretty well stirred up about something
1t is suspected that news from Mentor
where M. Sherman and Mr.. Allison
have been lately, had something 10 Dc
With the disturbance in the New York
rank. Mr.. AlIiBol's friends are saying
tonight that he is booked beyond
doubt as the next Secretary of tbs
Treasury. He was congratulated as such
in the Ssnate to-day and did not al.
tempt to diapel that belief.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Wants Hfuher FsriIl,

Hon. VIM. L. Wsrd is in receipt Of a
letter from c. Z. Pennock & Co. of the
Valley Iron Works, Costesvillr, Pa, il
which they complain Of ruling Of the
Treasury Departmen! allowing pinch
Cd tank iron to be imported at the same
duty rs the uupunchrd This iron can
be put down in New York for cents,
while the Messrs. PeHnoCk say orr
hons manufacturers cannot sell 1t for
,eas Than 2 G-l0 cents. ORiug to this
tart large orders have gore on from
his country for the foreign article
/. is arPned that the ruling Is erro
Moons, in that the punched Grtc.e
should come in under the higher rat
ot duty. They say that this ruling Il
allowed TO stand will work great bard
hip amoNg large class OF operatives
now EN- nployed solely in punching The
ron.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
DEGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE County, Dec. -. 1890
Upon tde Application OF 'N'ephnn Mitchell
admials,ratOr oi John ChImbeih, late
oi MI Cre.R Hundred, IN said oOuA.
y, de'rnscd, It il ordered aud d rec
ttd by the Register that the Admir- stra:0r
llOre aid give notice OF granting o.
Letter. Of administration upon the estate
ui the 1C"e sod with the date Oi granting
hereCthy causing advertisements 70 be posted
~lIhln loftY days from the date Oi suCh Let
tsTS n aN ni thu most public places Of The
county oi New Castle, requiring ell persons
having demands against tho estate 10 present
the came, "'ah!iJ by an Act Of Assembly h
such ca'e made and provided end also cause
the san 10 ne Inherited within the same ps.
tiOd Il The NLAw EK EEguBLICAy, O. news.
paper pu5IoneI % RIlmnEt0n, ald 10 be
Continued therein three weeks te-O dJ
- ~ - g"dcr the hand and Seal o
L. s. oitiH OI pitu Nsg,hter Aforesaid At New
- Ndoi,c, IN Now Castle county aiorc.
said, the day and yoar above written.
s. q. BIGGS, Register.
NOnCE-Al pG-2Uls having claims aga!ns,
TIC estate ci tur agraa- oil must Igusrn. the
same, duly attcsted 70 the Administrator On
0t boiOTe leo. -, 1881. or abide the Act o
Assembly IN such case maze and provided.
StElHLN MI .CHELL. AdmtEistrntlr
h1CIs's-Plsas ut hit, bol. I2l7
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
-Enoush of soutnern ChivaIry.

Special Agent Butterfeld, of Yer,
mont, who went to South Carolina al
the instance OF General Walker, to re-
take the census OF that State, is graft
aed at the success Of his mission, but
indignant at the reception accorded
him by the South Carolina people. As
soon as they found he was Yankee,
he says, they treated him with super.
cilious coolness and suspicion. Instead
of lsrding him their aid in an under
taking on the success Of which SO much
OF interest to them depended, they, as
a rule, threw obstacles in his way or
stood sloof. He is satisfied with his
experience in chiv4lrous south Carroll
ma, but does not wish TO repeat it.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Improving tue Delaware.

The following appropriations for TIE
Improvement OF the Delaware river aud
tributaries were agreed upon hv the
House Committee OF Commerce at Wash.
iDgton yesterday: For continuing the
ice harbor at Marcus Hook, $27 800;
for continuing the pier at LAWS, slO,-
600; for continuing the ice harbor at
New Castle, $l5, 900; for the improve
ment Of the Schuylkill river, $3j 600:
Delaware river from Trenton t. Bfidps-
bnrg, $4,000; Delaware river below
Bride8burg, $4,000, Cherry !slaud
Flats, 800 GOO; Schooner Ledge, .41. -
600. Total, 1927, 500. RroalEli1 1fepR
Del. ,emptyipg into the Delaware river.
so, 600; Duck creek, DeI., $1,000; Mis-
pillion creek, $}5 oC0.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
.uo,x, ,,,r uhurches.

Rev. J. Prsttyman will conduct the
sll.d.y meeting a. st. PauPs NJ. H.
church next Sunday. The programme
Eill be as foll,ws
At9A. m.--Love PeAst.
At 1913 q. m.--PreachiDg.
subjeet-"Ths Unpardonable Sin"
Division OF the subject What is the
anpardouabls sin : Why was II not
covered by the Atonement' BY whom
Is II nov committed T!
At2p. m.-PreAohing to the chill
dram.
subjsct--"Rsmember,"
A, $50 ?. m.--Preaching to young
men.
Subjaot--"Jesus Christ"
ATT 80 p. IN Preaching to sinners
Sub, egl--" The Apostle Paul"
Rs1 o. ". Miller, pastor OF Grace
N. Il. church, will, on Sunday evening
trtaoh on the punishment OF the
wicked.
Revival seryices ara low In progress
at the Household Of Faith church. Two
young men, at the meeting last night,
expressed desire TO become chris
tians. Services vii be held this even
ing,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Funeral Off Il. Howe

M. J. b. Howe,. aiormer clerk a THE
Clayton House, whose dea.b at Salem,
n. j., was noted few days since, was
buried at st. Georges yesterday. The
'uBersl services took place a, the house
Of his brother in law, James German,
the Rsv3. Henry Runner, Of the Pres
bytsrian Church and J, 0. Shepherd,
Of the Methodist Church. both rflciat-
ing, From the Louae the body was
conveyed to 81. Georss's cemetery,
to!lowed by long procession of car.
T ages and sleigLs, and delegations from
tue Oid F7lIoWs lodges Of st. Georges,
MiddletoVn and New Castle Among
the floral decorations we're n harp and
cross, both from Joseph Locke, a warm
Hend Of TIE deceased.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
woman'a Suffrage Con,no,

In the National Woman "
Convention in Washing'oI % I'd
day = letter Was read from NJ. n
Beeoher Hsoker, OF Come ts.,sl
that II was intended TO yr-ss ~
Legislature Of the Stale 4 w1gl
rage bill for President.S, I'D
shs held that the Constiiula. /.
United States does not pr5A.%l,l
suffrage, and quoted a msnJ-'
Senate Judiciary Commias- va
ity for tho declaration tha,.b,7.
belonged 10 the States. Ms ID
and MIRA. Lock wood spoke IL ..g,|
this view, and the latter read y /
now pending before the MAJ,
ture, allowing women to vote Z
Dental elections. After i!'~.
MIRA. CAdy Stanton and Ars "a
Illinois, resolutions were Gig;Il
olaring that woman suffrage j. ID
not a privilege; that tue Pu9I
would triumph in 1884 woa3
10 place a woman suffrage pa.Ii
platform; that the exempt.
clergy and church properiy M
tion Ia ian old m0nsrc42. s|
2osed 10 the secular nature d 4
-rnment;" and that it Is ,L- I.
Congress to provide for wouaai!I
The Association, Gfie' llsteD.ai.
dresses By 4 number Of sprsE-Ha'
Gd iourned In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
FOR MAN AND BEAST,


AS a Family Remedy II las no equal. Thou.
sands bear testimony TO iIs great worth Tor
the cure oil tho following diseases:
SprAins, Bruises. Headache, Toothache.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Frosted Feet Lame.
ness, Swellea Joints, Pain In the Bacz or
side, Stiffness and Lame huEc'es, scglds,
Hurnt, Diptheria, Sore hToat, Gramps
Cholera MotDus, Pain In the stomach aBd
Bowels, ParalNtis, NumbnrsS, Ae. 1Woniy
to thirty drops dilnhd with water.
The following certlhc .te speaks for itself:
CURE uP CnRCHIC NgrRALaIA.-lt yivos
me pleasure 10 al my testimonial with 9th.
srs Ia favor OF the Celebrated II. II. H.,
Horse MFdicine-D, u. T. lS.S, asa rene.
dy tor both man ard beast For nearly three
years wac affected with the chrOnic neural.
gia. and tried various remedies with only
Temporary relief, until at last alter heinp
c. mined 10 my bed nearly eight weeks was
Induced % tTY your valuable medicine and
win tire most satisfactory results. as grew
hetttr from the time | commenced using II.
and alter using but iour bottles The pain all
lett ne and iOr tbs ast six months ! have
ielt nothing 0i II. ] have seen It used In
cases Of rheumatism with tbs same gOOd Of.
| iect, and | can eheerIully ray that luliy bs
Iteve that II will do alt that you claim for It.
Yours truly, JOHN Is. KIkKBRlDB,
HustlCt0n, 13l Ward, Phlia
This medicine II as etiectual In the treat
ment VI tho horse a9 well as persona No
HorsemAn Bhould ho without q bottle in his
stable or house In case Of accident. as 1t IL a
sure cure Tor the following Diseases OF the
Horse:
Strains, Bruises, SprainsA JoistE, sore
Shoulders and Backs, Thrush In Feet
5cTatcn. Sweeny, Fis ula, Poe Evil, Dlseni
per- GurO, Spilnt hood or BUae spawn,
kingbOne, and Will remove all swelling ana
OailOus Lumps lett IRON k.cks or other
Bruises. without injuring the growth Ui the
htir. Has proved sure cur :. EpigOoly
ts be used on the throat. Al Q ivO table.
spOoniuis daily to bG drank In apcaet Of
water VIII also cure tho wort C t,OicGilc
In ten minutes and relieve BOts, by giving
2tabicspOoniuls IN pint Of milk warm water,
ANY amount OF Testimonials can be offered
but the proprietor prciers to let the N Medlcino
stand on lts merits, as fair tflai viii con.
vince the most sEopucal q itA great worth,
he sure and get the genuine III. II. II. Med.
icine,' put ap ty Dr. II. DOdge TomlinsOn, IN
Pblladeip phia, Pa, as there are other articles
on the LnIrget whirh are not genuine. The
genuine put up In Philadelphia ~ Tor sale
hy druggist everywhere.
DIX. ID. LODGE TOMLI NSON,
1923 DiTard Avenue,
Philadelphia. Pa,
The H. Medicine WAS awarded tirst pre
mum at State Fair held 10 Philadelphia
1851, and the proprietor received Uplo ma
lll8-lyw-satd
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Chapter OF Un.o.So Accidents.

A dense fog hung over Chicago dur,
ing We !nesday night, causing a nur.
Der Of accidents, one Of them fata! A
switchman named Piper was killed at
a street crossing by train whose ap-
prOach he conld neither see nor hear.
4 collision on the Milwaukee ami 81.
Paul Railroad, at Oak Glen, resulted
in this scalding of three pssseagerF,
Que seriously. A tipsy man, nam
Lsughlin, losing bis way, walked on,
on the lake, ard, falling into an air bot.
i'll the ice, would have beeu drowned
but his mittens irJzs to the surface Il
the ice and hs was thus held up 10!
nearly an hour until rescued.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
DEATBS r..

CAMP-Dn the 70 h Instant, SabilIa Cairp
in the b7th year Of her ug9.
The re ,aJiges and irisaps are respectfully
invited 10 attUro tue neral FROM ne Ia't
residence, 70 5G6 East Sixth street, on St.I-
day afternoon yhe d iGsLIut Services a.
! clock. lot 'ruonL at Wilmington ana
Brandywire UeMe cry.
WALKER. --On The 9th inst, Mercy NJ.
wife Ut eOra" ". Wsike age3 ~ yca.s
Relatives and iienis arc respectfully IA
vited to attend her iunerai lTOm no ~ lbs
Thiri stieet, on MOUd y anerpoon a. {.
o'clock. lntccnentat at ktyerview Cemetery
LINDSEY-On Friday, 2Ist inst, lanes
NOrman iniant sOn Of j ines ". ana mel
lie Lindsey, tg yeAr, one month and
nine days. Due notice will 10 ven Of
toe funeral.
CCNAHAE ON the 21th inst, Ella H.
C0nahan in the 1871 ye If Of hBr axe.
The relatives ard iehds arc reapeotiu' Y
invited TO attend the iuIeral. from ihe lsi
oence OF her brother in law, Robert H gAt
8C4 Tatnal street. at O'clock, Nond -
morning. High Mass at s.. Peters church, ,
4RNALL-ln Newp TT, on the 20th inst
John YarnaIl, in The s2J year OF his age.
Relat YES and friends are res yectEl,Y III
vitsd to attend his funeral from his ate re T.
denee on :.unddy afternoon. Services at yht
no Iss at l.30. lntefment at st. James eat
ttry.