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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS

! cNH
Orville c. Kidder. Columbian and a
brakeman on freight engine No. 1873, OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. had his right
foot injured by being run over at the bal
| last siding near Slaymakers quarries, east
Of Leaman Place yesterday afternoon. In
| getting Off his train to throw SWITCH he
jumped on stone which rolled from under
his foot and lie was thrown to the ground.
The wheel Of the car passed over his foot
before he could draw it from the track.
kiddcr was brought here on the Harris
burg accommodation train last evening.
DR.. Craig has hopes OF saving the injured
member. kid,ler served as soldier dur
ing the war as member of the 4jth reg-
ment p V, and had the reputation OF be-
ing one the best soldiers which Columbia
produced.
The Mil-winter bail, given last evening
liz Odd Fellows hall by special commit
tee Of three. is pronounced to have been 4
success.
c. G. Ualdeman. who has been visiting
at Philadelphia for the past week, re-
turned to Columbia this morning.
BY the breaking of !: wheel at point
midway between Atglcn and Parkesbur%
stations, four or five cars of the train OF
engine Nc. Id, WHICH WAS NcSt-DOuni,
were wrecked and broken up at about noon.
yesterday. The wheel was seen TO break
by the fireman of an engine of 4 passing
train.
AT this writing Q2:5. o'c!ock) the ice is
running fast along this shore of the river.
but very slowly between the iron span Of
the bridge and the York county shore. A
portion OF the ice above the bridge is sta
tionary.
4 public sale uc real estate will take
place this evening at the Franklin house.
The canal between here and Chickies is
full of water.
The fog which hung over the river this
morning has cleared away.
The Pennsylvania railroad pay car was
here yesterday afternoon and the employ
ccS were paid for Ja'luary's work.
The rain storm which prevailed this morn
ing was attended with thunder and light
ming. Tin lightning flashes and rumblinS
OF i:iwuder wc." io:!. located 70 the west
%: Columbia.
The Harrisburg accommodation train
west was thirty minutes late in reaching
here last evening.
Misses Minnie and Lucy Lockard,' of
Philadelphia, daughters Of VIM. r. Lock
ard, superintendent O; the Philadelphia
division Z. T.. IT,, We're visiting in Calum-
ha yesterday.
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MiRKETS.


Wv YORK. Feb. 12.-FlOur steady, very
moderate export and home trade inquiry /;
>upertine State - 6o93 81: extra do
- 2S84 30: choice 10 81 55Sl4 50: fancy
choice do al - logs -; superfine west
crn sS .5lf4 90: common 70 good ex-
ira 10 81 2jIS4 ~: choice do - GOlf6 IS choice
white wheat DO IS 0OGS o.. Southern quiet AMI
unchanged; common to fair extra - 500
D Is good to choice DO b ?OG6 go
W heat shade stronger and rather quiet
No. Red. March, 81 lS1IGl 10; do April, 81.
Corn q lac better and fairly active: Nike
western spot. 5'l565.E: do future i'stl57c.
Oats shade firmer state 4i9ll9l5c: v estern
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isa We Like Foolish.

For ten years my wife Was confined to her
bed with sue" a complication of ailments that
no doctor cnuih tell what was tho matter or
cure hey, ana usch mp a sn:;ii! fortune in hum
bug stuff. :>iy months ago l :. L. s. flag
viii! Hop I;!t;crs on ii. and thought l would
ba Il fool one" more. tried ii. but my folly
proved to b.: wisdom. Two bottles cured her
she is now as wei :m, strong as any mans
wife, and il cost me only two dollars. &c ye
IiSeH isc foolish. III. w, Detroit, Mich
febi-3wd&w
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When he train from Iori. came in this
afternoon it was filled with office holders
from Washington, who had come si"
Northern Central railroad and were on
their waEto Philadelphia to vote at the
ensuing municipal election, il that city.
They h;:l 10 lay oye: in this city for short
time to wair the arrival Of the through
train. one If them, who appeared to be
Il ''bn,s, wa, heard to say, I'm fur i'm
hi course he meant Mulllooiy
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.DE.1THS.

MYErS.-Fcl,raaTy 10th. 1871, in Philadelphia.
Clement. sOn of III" late Frederick and Cath:.-
TiEc Mycrs. aged - years, months and Is
days,
The relatives :tnl friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of his mother. Strasburg
borough. On 10 m"rrSw t>"nday) afternoon.
at > o'clock.
TEoUT.-ln ;ii- city. on February Eth, ISL,
Henry L. Trout, in his G9i year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence. No. 1oO West Orange street,
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= hat Ais iOS!

l.: ii Il !i>Diticlci liver giving you yellow
skin or cUStivc bowels: which have resulted
in distressing piles oT DO y"ur kidneys refuse
20 perform their functions: II so, your sys-
tenn will so"n be cloygsi will, i,ois"n:. Take
II frW doses Gf Kidney Wort and you'll icul
like new inan--naturc vii! throw Off every
innc'iiHCn; and car. organ will be ready tor
duty. Druggists sell both II" n.y and Liquid
--Nc'r York -IFuS. i.Iw,i&w
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The Mcravian supper.

Last evening the attendance at Tie sup
per which is being held in the lecture
room of the MOravian Church on West
Orange street, under the auSpi;c., q the
Young Ladies' Guild of HAT c0nc!c.,a:i iun
was even larger ilan nr the n,'eni!i" night
and the sales ccGGcSpondingi.: increased
1t is really q most deli htiui place 10
spend the evening. and as ti,i, is !ic clos
ing night Of the affair, person. who thHs
far have failed 10 avail themselves of the
generous hospitality Of the Guild si,ouid
he present this evening, when the bill al
fare will surpai,s previous ci,nits.
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DEAD HuDY RECOVERED.
The Mysterious Disappearance Of JOhu Ps
rose accounted For

HE MysterlOOs Disappearance OF JOhN FcN-
rose accounted For.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 12.-John
Penrose disappeared from his home, one
mile from here, on Christmas night, since
which time all efforts to find him by means
of advertising and searching parties have
proved of no avail. This morning his
body was found lying in a field within a
hundred yards Of his home. The warm
rain melted the snow and revealed the
body which had lain there for seven
weeks.
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AT lIYMEN'S ALTAR.

Marriage 0i the millionaire baroness and
Her Nnun" American Secretary.
LONDON, Feb. 12.--'rhe Baroness Bur-
dctt- Coutts and W. l.. Ashmead Bartlett
were married this morning at Christ
church, in Down street. Piccadilly.
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on Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock. In.crmcnt

on Tuesday afternoon ut . O'Clock. Intcrmcnt
ut Lancaster cemetery.
MANN.-On the leth inst. 1t her rcs;cnce in
Manor township, Barbara Zcigler, wife of
John 5. Mann, aged II years, . months an,i Is
days.
Dead! dead. Oh do not say
That such il form could ccr decay:
That such Il heart cOui,i c'.r grow COLI,
Or death could dim those eyes 50 bold.
That such 4 voice to her was given
TO make for one she loved 4 heaven:
but to be huslcd i'll death: All! no,
1t never. never can be So
oh, Cod if t:uc il is that she
Has gone ter all eternity.
Then, Father, take her to Thy breast
And MAY she there forever rest.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her.latC residence. Manor township, Lancaster
county. on Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. In
tcrmcnt at Central Manor cemetery. 2ts
kUEHSLE.-lH this city. on the lot of Fcbru-
AIRY, l>Si, ,Gcarg' kuchnic, i'll his GGth year.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. DIS West Vine
rect, on MONDAY afternoon, 1T : O'Clock. In
t.r,ncnt at Zion cemetery. It'll
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. u, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. Fet. 12.-For the Middle
Atlantic states. rainy followed by clearing
weather, warm southcrly, veering to cold
cr westerly winds, rising preceded in the
eastern portions by falling barometer.
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'i'ilc governor has commissioned W. X.
:st|tzer esq. Of Erl,rlt:, to be 4 notary
public. That gentleman has; si.,;ch Us
justice. .,, t!;& peace
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'.IHrtr:. ''-Tn. ifarr~nn< :, ,,,u i,.:.i connect V
ci:iIpali, i,;. :l!' rx"iusiyrl! Of sImciaitN y
>jar-. Wiii ..r; semi III :r'i-lriiiv nt Photos y
II 'h!irn niM.l:I 'in:S.t IL n:%hi. The troupe
!, :l'ohrh g.! "a ;rlii "'iEIi II Ill" Sai-b:iry
rnuh!dnu.-:, v IN created Snvi. :: favorable
i!aprvs~inm !h2r y.i: ~ this city last
spring. Lnui> ii:!">:;n va formerly one OF
TIC cards in E"oiwi'~ d" Horrors company
apd is I've. "md .lnnbt one OF the r!cvrrrst Of
ri"rry-rla>,'r- nnw before :hc public. His sis.
ter. Aii.: Harrison. 4. f.. Graham. and Tho.
other 'ilt nli'rrS OF III" troupe almost
equally well an'i :::v"r;;Dly hnnwn.
'bcG""" fr0"t""''-.'hat most pleasing; dc
Hir~t:c story. - u c:l.,yu tranhcii.' by john
iithWlt"!,, :tui hnr Of licen's I:.,i,ics'' WILL
on ,:uc."i;ty evening nr>;. lee reproduced nm
der Mr. Mis!!"r- ll;si.ns;c,ncn by the same all
mirah!c c';si liza. rTc~cnt"Il tie Piece here
earlier in the present season. Mr.. Ecnjan:in
Magimiry in thc little role. proved himself Il
capital actor. thoroughly i,nhn"I with tit"
spirit of The character. thai ci tii, Whole
>ou!ri. hi:;-h@:i:CH honest ,l,,cn:!. devoid q!
cant ant HIN" and hypocrisy, willie Mr.. doe.
Whrclock, in the par; nt th.. sailor lover. more
.l:.n Sustained his former cxrc!!cn: Trpu:a-
ton The tir'@.,! OF i0vr-.lI:iiin:: Hat runs
through il I'll c'n:,i.r''' HE :nirl"~i "fa we'll
to.t lalC
1".i.!u .II,'!'- .rh~i,c'v.->i Monday cvcn-
rul::n opera lo",;' and Will rive fine show.
The Iack~ (Lnhnny and Tommy. who have
JT~t r".uTr" from ! trip 10 The West, Will
positively appear in i cir refined irish :.ct-.t J.
-ctirer viii, NGnrr2 & Wllin,:. Tom Daily,
C"c;ir.!n < to=;cl!n irrwits: & Slu!iy. Geo.
Graham ami;' nnnlcr ni r:inr~. ;lr prices
are very lr".
q. /. q. W.
lii" .I.: ni officers: Ci the q. [. j. ii " i'll
E0i,t :tli adjourned! meeting; III Temperance
i.aii. Friday rvrn:.': ncXj. EiIr luciGb"rS #
Empire Council %o. ;, w:l' !u:! It to :h"ir in
t"rr.t it attend. So. advertisement.
New Iniis debility. weakness; AND HCcin.' ;,rC.
Trn:ci i:y tmc.; use OF iilit ii;tcrs.
iisc ICc !sSc.''
Th: irci:ir' ~ tn" cour. h0U>' I'll Monday
c.rhin:. urNi, L., Prof. Geo. u. philips. OF
Lawsbu.S university, should be largely a..
i'ni,;. HIS subject viii he the 8 Ice Age" lis
astronomical cal:c> ;snI lii" probability of lis
Recurrence" in the distant future. Course
tickets to The i;i;lnwJi :r: nights include this
lecture. 10 pCr>nns not having such tickets
the admission will be ;wcnty-tiV" cent. The
proceeds ci The lecture for the benefit Of
the N0Gr:: M"aS Christ ian association.
Gcncr..i i;Ilt.Cr :trknow!c l3cS to have been
neatly shaved with Cutcura Shaving Soap.
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New YORK SrocES.
stocks strong.
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NEW .3DVER7ISicMEN7S.

'ENNO STORE ROOMS AND DWELLING
fOr rent, No. Sand 10 South Queen street.
Apply ut the lNTELLIGENCER Office.
CTORE ROOM FOR KENT.-THE STORE
~ room now occupied by }. ". Keller (tin-
f7-lwdl; ALDERMAN McCONOMY.
LHOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM NO. Al
+ West King street, now occupied by John
Faick: Tailor Possession given AiRIL l
ISL; ISL APr!y WILLIAM ). COOPER.
A UCTIO NON SATURDAY AFTER
n NOON and EVENING will be sold al Burk-
holders store. corner OF Chestnut and Plum
streets. No s59, Dry Goods, Notions. Boots and
SHOES; Come % all and secure bargains. sale
H.k. EUHkIloLDEH, Agent.
). HESS, AEctfOncer. fl 2td&
IFOTEI. FOR EENT.-THE SEVEN STAR
Ill Hotel, on Front street below Union in
the borough OF Columbia, containing L. large
rooms. for rent tor one or ii We years. ON re:On-
able terms. Apply to
PS. McTAGUE,
NO. 70 Centre square
flllWd Lancaster, Pa.
4 TTESTION FIREMES.
n The Delegates OF the Fire Dcn;r:mant
will meet at the Truck House or the Empire,
on Saturday evening, the i:!h inst, ut ~
% clo;K sharp. iS Of'!cf.
CHAS. ". IIOWEL
til-2ti President Lane !ster Fire Dept
DUBLlC SALE DF CANADA isORsES.-
l. On MONDAY. FEBR! AIRY "a, 1SSi. will
be sold at public sale. ut john ID. .btniin:ser's
Merrimac House, No. lis North Prince street,
Lancaster, Pa. the following, to wit: One car
load OF Heavy Draft Horses, from; 20 years
old: some good Drivers. Must bcas represent
cd by the undersigned, nr no sale. i credit of
fo days will be given.
sale TO commence at O'Clock p. n. OF said
LAY, when attendance will be given by
GEORGE + GEOSSMAE,
SAM'L Hess 4 SOY, Auct~ Ii-.tt
VACOi: Is. LONG,
N. E. COR. CENTRE SQUARE,
Vranslcis i General Commission H,lsine>S i'll
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE MORT
CAGES. BONDS. STOCKS. GRAIN,
AND PROVISIONS.
Prime investment Securities always for sale
and inquiries regarding them invited.
MONEY ALWAYS TO LOAN ON GOOD
MORTGAGES.
Ey means of Il private wire to Philadelphia,
orders iu Bonds. stocks. Grain anal Provisions
eXecut, Il instantly. ;lO-SR&Wt!
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'ENWO STORE ROOMS AND DWELLING
1 tOr rent, No. SNnd 10 South Queen street.
Apply ut the INTELLIGENCER Office.
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STORE ROOM FOR KENT.-THE STORE:
~ room now occupied by }. ". Keller (tin-
ner). No. Il West King street, from April ],
next. Apply to
f7-lwdi; ALDERMAN MCCONOMY.
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.!EECYiL NOTICES.

General Butler lrknowlc lscs to have ba.n
neatly shaved with Cuticura Sharing Soap.
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Following are the street lamps reported
by the police to have been un!it last
night: First ward 10. Second 10, Third 3.
Fourth 10, Fifth -, Sixth 10, Seventh 8.
Eighth s, Ninth S. Total 80.
Night before last a man carrying short
ladder was seen to light the Street lamp at
the corner of Duke and Vine streets.
Very soon after having done so he re-
turned and cxtinguisLed the light. He
was observed by a neighbor who Was
landing in tho doorway, and, apparently
aware that he was seen, he rclit the lamp,
which continued to burn all night. "Why
ever did he do it ?''
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New 0us debility. weakness AND ,Cclinr ;rC
vented i:H y timc.; use oi Ilii Ei;tcrs.
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III" h,i.: ci officers: cf the q. L. !. ii. 3, i'll
!ni': ln adjourned ,n"",iE:; ii. frm!H'";nte e
HASH. Friday evening: nCXj. Fhr 'nciGi,"rS I I
Empire Council .,n. ;. ":' !;u: It to :ii"ir il,
trGr=t Il. :i;tVi,,;. $t'" advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Hon dsOt,se HoGEsy,

A large gilt frame, cOAtatuiag =
number OF handsone badges, is now OF
exhibition ia the show wiLdDw Of Ad,
ANS Il Bros. variety store, 5Gi Market
street. TUoy belong 10 tuo members o
the Lily X, Yacht Club, and viii be
wOrn by them at their coming bail
which lakes place on Friday, DeCem
Der l6.n. TIE bAnses were lArAlsGed
by HeId " g., thIs city, and are go.ten
up in the best style.
The West End Assembly, formerly
the McClUshey social Cub, Also have
soma very fine bad ,,es ON exhibition in
the store wiudo" ut Mr.. SincoCk, on
Market street, above Third. Ioey will
Qe worn by tne Com nittee at theiI
tuirI annua. Da!l, which lakes place on
Friday evening next. November lStn.
HnadsDme programmes will be pre-
sentGd TO all the ladies who par .icipAte
ia the Grand March
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
RuBBED OF $500.
A wilr,sngtOnian falls into the
Hsnds Of Nymphs OF tho Pave
VITO are Badger Thi vex.

Tho Philadelphia Sunday Word OF
last Sunday has the following:
In the early part Of last week FoliN
Com missioner Of Wilmington, Do,A
ware, b3came engaged in a family quar-
rel aid left bis domestic hearthstone
and came to this city with the intention
of drowning the sorrox caused by his
matrimonial iutelicitles in the flOwins
bowl and having royal spree On
! Wednesday morning he drew 81 500 in
cri.p notes from city bank and started
| out 20 have good time. He wandered
around awhile, and finally struck the
neighborhood of Bay street.
Willie passing along thai thorough
fare no was intercepted by a couple Of
copper coloreI wenches, named respec-
lively Liz Irous, alias Liz Price, and
Mary johnson, alias Sidney Mary, both
OF whom arc well known to the police.
Through their vile. he was induced 20
enter their domicile at No. Cos Bay
street, and while enjoying their fasc;-
mating society the pocKetbook contain
ing the s. 500 vanished. He fastened
to the Central S alton and Informed the
Chief of Police of his loss, and Detoc.
live jackson was detailed 10 invastigat. It.
the matter. jackson went to the 10th
district station house although the rob-
berry was commit ed within the con-
fines Of the Third district, and from
there Officer Kemon was detailed TO as
sst in tcrreliug out the thieves.
A visit to Bay street disc lcsed the
fact that the gay maidens with tlis cash
lad f,wn. They were traced to the
Pennsylvania Railroad depot Ia West
Philadelphia, where it was learned
that the ADO e-meniioned darnsels, to-
90 her With Liz Haney, had left on
tho 2 o'clock train for Trenton. George
Gumley, a character in the slums, had
purchased tickets, and they went on
tueir way rejoicing. The fly cops reach
Cd the depot about an hour after the
train had left, but did net follow the
fugitives. kilograms were scot to tho
Chs f of Police Of Trenton, aud also to
SUPERINTENDENT Wallipg, of New York,
to be on the lookout Tor them, but the
trio eludeG their vigilance. Nothing
has since been done in the matter, al
though it is certain that tho light-6n-
2ered couple have returned to this city.
az Liz. Irons was stem on Friday In
house on Kater street, above Twelfth.
1t is understood thas a reward of $500
is offered for their detection and arrest.
There is evidently some mistake.
Wilmington has no Police Commission
ers, but 1t is an accredited report that
. city official did lose the amOuat stat.
ID, in the city stated, at the time stat
sd and In the manner a.stF's
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
shane lahe q Klue Plllf

No, don't take 1t and run the risk 0l
mercurial poIsOns, but when bilious
and cOnstipatsd get u package OF tht
co ebrated kldney-Wort and it will
speedily cure yon. IL is natures great
remedy for constj patton, and for al
kidney and liver diseases. 1t acts
promptly on these great organs and 81
resto es health, strength and vigor. 1t
is put up in liquid or dry form, both
acting with equal efficiency. Price II
See adv.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
AHOul CriMein N issou RI.

ST. Louis, Nov. H. A sp' c!al '.e-
sparch to the Republican from Hills
poro, Nisaouri, says the house Of an oil"
man named Arson Veil, five miles from
towI Was burned Oh Saturday nieht,and
next morning it was discovered that the
old man had persisted in the tames,a and
from the fact that he was supposed t.
have % considerable amount Of money
in his possession, it is believed that he
was robbed AMI murdered, and the
house fired TO conceal the crime.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Ola Folks AT HON 2.

Among the selections which 60 to
make up the programme for the Cary
concert on Wednesday, evening will be
"O.L Folks Ht Home" by special re-
quest, 80 flrntiiar t. every one. To
listen 10 Miss Cary ~ sh sings that
heart tonGhiDg melody will bs well
worth the pr.Ge Of admission The ad-
vance ,alt Of tickets have already be-
come 40 large as to make it necessary
for thus" no Wish COED seats to secure
them At once out Of the few remaining.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
a Ntresu breaks into u Mine.

Last Fr'HaY nIgh. the bed Of PraiFie
creek broke through in,o one Of the
mines Of he Chicago, Wilmington and
V"rniliou Coal Company, at StroatOr,
illinois Only four men were at work
in the mines At tho time Of the accident
and they escaped. The bed Of the
stream az the pJlnr whsro the break o.
cured Is 'on.y eight or nine inches
above q bed Of twenty-egh, feet Of
uu'cksaud, and the break was caused
by Fridays heavy rains. The loss II
the C,nra1V will be heavy. Fpne OF
five weeks viii be required to pump ouI
The mine and repair the break
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Disaster on Lake Ontario.

The propeller Brunswick, from Bufs'
10, vita 10 00U bushels Of coa', ran in'o
the schooner Carlingford, laden with
wheat, from Duldtn, near Coltorne,
ont, at half pas, one o'clock on SaJur-
day aornIug, and in short time both
vesse.s wen! H. the bottoE, A heavy
sea WAS running at tho time. -Four
lives were lost, one ftom the schooner
and three from ths prOpollo'. the Car
ilLgiyrd WAS insured for $4,000, and
her carE" was valued $65, 900. The
Brunswick, comparatively rev yes
SCI WAS valued at $lOo,oO0.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
CAfDelh.

w. NJ. Knnnard 4 Co. have gradua,-
ly increased their c'rpat sales siDot
they have been in their new store until
now they are the leading carpet house.
in Delaware, with fiue room to show
them in and large stock Of the best
goods and choicest patterns at the low
est prices have pl ,ced them where they
are. Their trade AZ TINS time Is unpfe-
Celcnted
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Injuries IN IA, PROVE Pafal.

William Irwia, the painter VINO fell
from a sclfOu At tue Jackson II Sharp
Compauy's works few days ago, and
was severely injured about the head,
died al his residence Jl3 Tatnall street,
leaving wife and i've children, three
Of the latter being small. Mr.. Irwin
came from Eneiani some % year, ago:
las lived III Wilmington ever since and
was a good worknau. He Vas ia the
53d year of his ago His remains VIII
b3,l Il tered il the Wilmington. and Bran
uI vine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
SERIOUS Accident.
Saturday afthrnnOn MiYS MahAfY

On Saturday afternoon Miss Mahaffy
vino resides at Cos West Seventh street
met with serious accident by falling
down stairs. She bruised her he ID
badly, and after she WAS picked up,
complained Of severe pains in her stoln'
ach. At the time OF the accident
there were on'y two other ladies
in the house, who succeeded in get
ting her on lounge and sending for Il
physician, 1t is feared that She has
received severe internal Injuries.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
NJ Use Alwa,s ~ lesUring.

saw so much said about the ixerlts
Of Hop B,rCers, ant ny wife who was
always uoctoriug and never well, teas
ed me 80 urgently To get her soms, l
concluded 10 be numbugged again; and
| ain glad did, for III 1888 tnan Two
months use OF the Bisters NY wfe was
cured and she has renaIneu 10 for eiga'
teen months since. Ike such hum
buxylNg.-H, 4. st. Pau.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
tho Es'nte OF tho Late Dr. Lesley

Tn" viii of the late pr. Alien V.
!.'.l'g, Was aimittcd 20 rroh,ts on
" IL! y 1T he office of Register l,rrgs
Th'rx crturs are j ,s"pa and James A.
h'4lry, nrot1ers If the drc"asc and
,.,1irS V.S..lNc5l, "a nephew thaestata,
= u-tsrin 'rt bonds, securities and rc Il
"- 81" pGo..Jiy, is valued at $500, 900,
winch ~ divided among relatives, no
h"quc t, to public or cha itaolc oh ec's
uavlus been made IL is snid the line
mansion aNd grounds in New Castle
have ben |, It to ono uf the brothers Of
the dvce sSl.