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Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
SECOND EDITION.
Fight with Indians.

Passengers arriving at Ell Paso, on
the Southern Pacific Railroad, report
tnat last Thursday night, a, the train
was passing Wilcox, A.izona, they saw
ii gut going on between the Indians
and ,itizsns The Indians seemed to be
the attacking party and the white, were
re reating il confusion. The noise OF
the firing was loud and continuous, and
was heard fer several miles. The bodies
of live line repairers were seen near the
track, shot through the head. A de
spatch hirolL Fyrt Wilcox, dated Sat
urday, reports that Arno'd's command
had a'tark,-a the Indians and the lat
ter, abandoning all the anima $, fled t.
the mountains. Two dead Indians were
found.
1t is reported from San Carlos, Ari-
loua, under the date OF the 1th inst,
that over 400 Indians are "out. " A ,hay,
who is charged with the murdero Cap
:ain Hentig il the Cuban affair, was
arrested by Agent Tiffany last Friday
morning. Gu Thursday night, "Tis-
WINS gang was broken up five miles
norsh of San Carlos, and Tis win and
two other Indians were captured. A
Mexican family returning to Tucson
from visit 10 Sonora were overlook
near Ferrantc. and the man and his
Wife were killed.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Would Net go 20 tho Aicmshon

| On Saturday night a man was fuunl
by a police officer on Market st-eet, SUI
| irring with an attack Of the chills. lie
was taken to the City Hall, and AZ he
appeared to be very sick, a physician
"as procured and medicine administer
ed. He was provided with comtor.
table bed IN Al upper rom, and ~ he
stated that he was Il stranger in tha
city, All order was pro 'ured tpr his al
mission to the Almshouse. In III,
morning when the wagon came to con.
vev him TO that institution, he positive.
~ refused To 20, and said that he was
going To Pal ilI-lphia to get In thu
Penn>y y'vania Hospital. The officials
at the Hall told him that he must 60
somewhere as he could not remain
there, and he accordingly started, and
when last seen had purchased a ticket
anh was abou. getting on the cars for
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
a Grand !<tnre.

About Q O'Clock, N Sunday evening
the ftmalr portion II ID. Booth lan
", Che doctor and dru .gi>t Nlth besOI
abs nj, we,e very much frightened D.
a man trying 10 .et In'. tue store. Mi
u, inquired his name and object, \
an,scr wts gwen. He then tried
gain admission by au0'her cntFaACe'ba
| gave 10 answer "a any question. III
family Iy rhis slraosr mtU"aVeFA
became II armed and called aloUd 10 70
nearest ncishbor, "ho did not hrr
thtir call. Finally aomr ore on lD
sheet informed the tll5h'h'A laF''t
that it was Mr.. M,C.eiaid, who tt1lo
ear or speak, who VS. worse lf'satsn
I'd than the laiir His VIII, AF' NJ
Cieland, had in ms akc taNrn "'Fa
from an old coffee po wElc'- t)l'l"'4N
some Paris Greeu. aud lad u>td u "
taking some m"dirlne anu ndu '"r!'V'
alarmed the fanny Hho leafeu N'l''u yellow
results. She la, 80 tar recovered u0'
ever as to be considered 0u'ol u"lsn
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
nhe SiNtll Comet,
" WarIler

intelligence received At the Warner
Observatory, Rochester, y. Y, FROM
Bristol, England, states that Prof. W. i.
Denning discovered IA bright new comet
on the itA inst. II Is located in tn" con
s'"llatlon Of Leo, right ascension hours
- minutes, decliuatjon North 10 degree
dn|y motion 80 minutes East. This is
The sixth comet which has been seen
since MAY lst, five heiDg new dcoveries
al. out two OF which werc first observed
by Americans, ard it is certainly a
high cnnpllmtn. to the industry and
ski! OF American astronomers that
thty nave shown SO fine a record. The
tota. amount which Mr. II. II. Warner
has given IN comet prizes curing the
past year is l,SOo which shows that
the interest taken in astrouoyoical
ahA'r- in this country is greatly in
Creaelnk.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
DE. TODD's FAMILY MEDICINES.

No 3, + dyspepsia Ard Const patton: No.
-. for lh-Irhea Dyeentsry ami therlcra q
| ianlum: is, ilr Rrghts Dis"as am
other diseases f the Kidneys: Nc. ~ for
C%nshs and olds; No. 70 Tor Coughs Bron-
ilis and Lung difficulties; No. SO for
As.i ina froun and Whoopi Y Cough; Nos.
81 d O. ier Cat rrr; NJ. AS for II ars mes
aud Sore =! h:Caty: Nos. TO and IS, diseases
OF the Blood and SKIP: No' 70 and 65.
Chronic l. tiammai OF OF the Bow is Som
aNh, h ducys, Bladder, omb e,c, Nos 70
am II, Ncu Flgia. khatmat!sn an Gout;
o. 50, for W6rn +; n. So. Functional DIS
ease OF the He' ri; No. o. lur Nervous We.
ness: y" 81, Disease Of the EaE: No 100
Pre- ,ent!ve o. smallpox Spe ltlc: Nos. lV5
and 1lO, ftver. Aauc | low t. pts of Fever,
Malaria' lrsea eH ge tr4l y: No. ll5, to reg
! ulate the Menstrual discharge tIonorrhua
lgsInenOrrhEa, etc: No. II. luto'n 'n,nulnce
OF Urine lnt h'dreh; No La. - ssaa&s IF the
Urinary t'rKaIs. lm, otence, etc
1hesa me lic4nes are especially preuared
AM can bo relied upon to cure the iseass o
for which they are recommended. Price 81
certs and IL per bottle. For sale by drug
gists and the Proprie or, Dr. James odd No
s02 Market street, Wilmington, ueianars.
Perso' suferin from aay Chronic Disease
Will do well o consult Dr 1odG. tce rsurs
ron a. N. 10 p. III, on tuesday and Fri
day, and from " y. II. all . Il ur days cx-
cept Sundays
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10

atk.ACHA,

CARNEY Friday, Oct. IN. Julia daugh.
| Tor OF homas and Mary Carney, IN TIE l7tl
year of her age,
| The reistives and friends,,are respectfully In.
| vl'ed 20 attenG he funeral from the residence
OF her parents, 5ll Madison street. OH Mon.
day atternoon. neat, Oct, 10Th. to lea -e the
| hou ats o'clock ard proceed to the Old
Catholic Cen etery.
CRhlG-bn the 9th int. ca aptain John c.
Or GiS
The reati cs and friends are respectfully
| invited To attend the fune al from his late
reSid nee. in Delaware CITY, Oh Wednesday
40 'ih INST, ut 10 O'Clock. Services at the
| NJ +. church
: 1LE-ln this city. on the 9Th inst. Mrs.
Mat LA st ,c. Az 20 years.
Relatives and fr ends are respectfully ipvi.
ted o attend the fune al services III the resi-
e,cc or rsoh-lu law, John book No. 221
lellefs U street, 10 III rrow tuesday, even
iD~ it 80 o'cl Ick. Fun.ral on v ednesday
morning t. roco.d t) tennsgrovc N. J.
CdANlLER-At HooEessin, on the I'D day
of sept, kHte Chandler. wife o. ID. W.
Chandler, In tle Ath year fher aye.
H"'entless death. Oh. tn II hast horne away
mat htHband's hop +, hit 1T le chihrenss stR y;
Vas q l0d that husband ofart with dis ress
And left three infant daughters motherless.
T'eir tears show BY grief expressed.
iHtL N'le Wbhuetply implanted IN each breast;
But ha k!true te venl wisdom seems " FAY
CEASE tr1n your s' rrows and wipe your tears
away.
Ana s she gone, shall she be seen no mo,e.
Christ called her to that happy. golden shore !;
And she Is wearing u crown above,
Singing OF her Sa, iOur's love.
She's cone she's passed the gloomy shades Of
night,
Safe land cd in the etern u realms of light.
Happy change to p-,t with all below,
To 20 wneraj Joy and bliss f reyer flow.
A. NV.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
A market Street Improvement

q. s. Humphrey this morning. ".
menced tearing out the ola sIoFf l".I
No. 3O2 NJ .rket street, Tor t'r PWp1
of remodcllns it and tnrnl"E II i'w|
hrst-c.ass ha', cap, lur, glove a0N
tleinsn'S ! Furnishing sto>e' All ''"]
new front supported by iroa v0'tut| s.r
viii be put IN, ahi the so' ,nEs|
up the whole heighth Of the VIu'
will b" handsomely painted. M, n
phrey intends to wall on Tue 'F~s al
of his store anu turn il inlo a S|'
d ~elling Louse which sha'l lysr
third street, taking in the SIvjs
pied by w. F. Robinson aud ur YEN
tinsmith establishment. Ihe !pr
upper stories OF the latter propsss.
De used for a dwelling house I'M
ter imp ovement, however, VII. IN a
made until the 18th OF mex Marc nj
Mr.. Humphrey expects TO lM .'", d
Market st. eet store flushed III ',D Ivl|
the Christmas trade. Mr.. f. ~"
son is the contractor for the wof'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
FOURTH edition.
Senator Dnyis' Aultud d q.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times, writing to that paper
of to-day says:
The attitude Of Senator Davis, of Hi :
nois, is not definitely kno wn, but it is
evident that the Democrats do not feel
certain that he will vote witt them.
He is reported to have recently ex-
pressed the belief that the Republicans
were entitled to the organization, and
this reported expression is causing the
Democrats considerable uneasiness. If
Judge Davis sh ,uld vote for Mr.. An.
thoDy instead of Mr. Bayard, the latter
would have a majority Of one vote
This wonld, of course, BE- sufficient to
elect Mr.. Bayard, but II, after the then
vacant seats are filed, Mr.. Davis
should vote with the Republicans for
Secretary, their candidate would be
chosen by the same digital majority
given for Mr.. Rayard. While there is
some reason to believe that Judge
Davis will vote for Mr.. Anthony for
presiding officer and for the Republican
candidate tor Secretary, provided Mr..
Gorham be not that candidate, he would
not, i is positively asserted. vote on .
subsequent day, when all the seats In
the Senate are full, for Republican,
merely to deposc Mr.. Bayard
this be the attitude of Judge D..
Wis, he would be in the position of vo-
ting against Democrat for President
protein, when his vote could not defeat
him, AID Of voting for him when his
vote would retain the Democratic ir-
cnmhont in the position. If Judge
DAVIS believes that the Eopubli ans
are entitled tn the Presidency of the
Senate he should vote with them ut a
time when his vote would illu.trate
his sincerity.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
III" 0mbAy II sak Ra,,rua,

a rhihhf Is rtrr'nt Il Su,ta,al
IS grnnH! y cle ;n,G, tha, Il a,4 /,
h"th par'1htj y .ttc,r.U of thp rosla
II ~ l;"i t"'u, mHu,A hy JIr,, M
10 ! EH'.Her Of fhI!adc!phl. ahi n,
lon chpi aii>t, TIE road, o!tr >,
tends across Me |, I4nart rfruJ
from bombay llo i III 1h, State
Cnes'er,own, Md . dl,talce u; 0l,,,
five miIel, is now man gpi by N
!cssee Frederick Gerkrr, Of centn5t
Md, aud WAS bul,t by Jay GolAs,
part ot the I rough line 10 BI.tx
and subsequently abmdoncd, i,f,
used noH solely tor freight p4rp1t;
, Tue agent 1t thc varyhasets, VII W.,
1t smyrna a day CT lno a., III d,
dtuv the sale, 'ud is is stN tl lii
capitalists are ulskIGg tbs Mogt Sa
The view Of Constructing 2 l-g NJ
canal across IT," T. Liu,u!l aul plak
with the koubyy Hook ro4I. |. 4
furthur stated tAd', after tie pIrdas|
the roai will b. >ud To- The prrR
Of III" canal, Who viii use il eth tt
freight purpose or as a rreCau;0lly
measlre 20 the ri. way beng Opslel
by parties iniIuita. to the Ship Sa.
plnys lutercst.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Shame ani Murder linked.

GLtNS FALLS, oct IT. III. r!ngjrl
ot the tourt House bell At : O'Clock TIN,
morning was q ''Sla that the jurs u
Ia" Win I'll murder irjai had conclude,
their deli perLjious, Judge Tnp,Au and
'hr counsel on each side appeared in
he rour;Iu. IA Vile, was removed
RON h,> crn: ia" ,iuro,> took their ac.
cuSto'ued s"at>, aud in ,cspou . 10 h,
usua' inquiry by the ,IttG.r The tore
IuAI annuurr"u thaf "A v"r,hc. 81 gti!t,
OF nurdeG n tue ilrst i"sr", Had been
agreed nrun. The rrI>oArr hId hot
cNluCr any uuea>lur's.
NlIrt, It is alleged, Lad d.slouuctblt
re- Iations with .ltunlr Pair, has niece.
John b, Pair father Of Tie eiIi. inter
crpta.i a lrc'tr httwr. Il the lovers which
revealed the safe Of affairs. Tn. en-
ragged parent threatened t. take VII.
lett y lie. On the 21ti Of HrcpIuher
last Pair was hot dead IN his barber
-N"p TAt"ugh the energy OF ID. cuun-
" u1il'lalS chain of circumstances was
found pointing ruucluelNtIy to Wl.ietf
~ the pcrprt a. or Of the crime. The
mu'de!rd mas daughter has cviurti
cpn -ldtrah.~ interest III her lovers cast.
thHtr.aI. The 81 Litice wi j
he :'ru',olnvrd tc-'LurrJ".
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
A DemGs attic Paper calling q
Halt.

The Sunday Herald,a Democratic p2.
per published in Washington yesterday
contained tie following advice to Deml'
cratic Senators.
eve are firmly convinced that the
only really wise thing the Deu ocrati,
Senators can do is to elect David DAVIS
Pre>ilent p'"'en. aS we are that the
Democrat Party is ilr4trievab y doom
ed by the fu.lv of is own leauc,s. and
that itsou!y hoTe is that is aaver>arits
ttlies vii. be grtar + than IFS own
Nothing VII, he gained hy scizing an
ofli'e which derives its only importance
from the possibility OF publ" calamity
like that which hasSo recently put the
country il morning, and it would be
an uhmlglta'". misfortune to the narty
for Democrat 10 succeed to the Pre- 81
dencv by any snch deporabD accident
as the death OF the two men elected 10
that office. No party can ever profit
by the succession in such way, aud
the possibility IF il is "A Illng to be
avoided. E"l;er elect Il Republican
President OF tive Senate than run any
Snch risk. TLto ly middle course is
of 'rrt by The presence in the Scl.ate
Of Judge DAv.,'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Crash of an Iron Cenpsh'

Some of the maturet paper ,o,,
South Boston Iron Company, ." p p,,,
by William Prescott llnh' ,,., no
dent aud Treasurer, Went 10 P'v' n
Boston on Saturday afternoon vi,
Company has on hand contracts !s'ail hi
the Navy Department. ass;os s'inst d
500, coo, and also claims aS''nt .t Al
Government for s. 900 Tor Ho,A t. H
some time ago and not Plia it,, .a,sl
failure to r.init this Su'I ~ sI' ,ru
one cause of the Company em, no'n,st
ment. The lia oiIi les OF inc w ,nrtex
and its President outside OF ln aIV
Indebtedness on the proper! ' 'ho Ial
$500, 600, but it is = aled thA' '"n "ronsr
lany and Mr.. Hunt represent r.iie
worth double tina, anouuI, o"r oaru,usr
what is due them by the uo'T,' ,ha. :,
1t was reported last nlah. .,ns,,t '" 10
Company would resume PAYNE"
day or two.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Third EDITION,
AT GRACE CHURCH,
Rev. Mr Miller rays = Tribute Of
Respect t. our Late Presia cat.

hesPOct - cur Aoto HFeR10e0L
Quite large and appreciativp audi
ence assent mbled at Grace NJ +. Church
last evening to hear the PASTORS tribute
to the deceased President. Mr.. Miller
previously announced az his subject
"James A. Garfield, the typical charac-
| ter of the nation and of the age t *.
ing for his text; "And Noses verify
WAS faithful iu all his house, as ser
want of those thing. which were 10 b.
spoken after" Hebrews III: 3. The
sermon WAS well delivered in Mr.. Nil.
ler.s best style. Portraying the estin-
able character Of President Garfield he
said: "Nations are great in proportion
as God thrustS typichi character, above
the masses. Mil, the logIcian has we'll
said that one man, gifted with firm
an steady purpose, believing, is worth
ninety-nine not believing, as regards
his intiuenc among .mon and upon
the character ot thOsr ahont him. He
stated that IL was a siEgu.ar fact that
genius i, in nearly every ease, Of hum
bic orig Il, Even Christ was OF humble
origin auO Was deSpI~ed by his fellow
men ~ Il roof out Of dry ground. He
cited two eminent aud worthy men
who had arisen fr IN an humble lit. to
ONE of Prominence, Abraham Lincoln
md James a, Garfield. both meeting
Tnt IT death III a similar manner. He
dwell mo & tuljy Y uu the lite vf the lat
ter, saying iIat n,> character was more
evenly balanced, and Norc symmetrical
han lH.tt OF the mtt;lrrd Lincoln,
lie .len brief ILLUSTRATION OF the
life aud cn,rA Ur @. Gultttld, SAYING
hat the name Of this eminent uan
must ever occupy supr,m. place III
Iie world a, char,Ci,r i-ht, ana
tl.at che Influence of his lite Is destined
10 reach out through al time, A
grander hic an a gran,str nta.u II |.
'orU TO conceive Of pace viii nO
prrnif rs t. d"ci al lrigrh upon tlt
Who're SERMON.
In coLc u-iuu he sad ,h4i wttIe III"
people are ewing down with the As.
.as>l' Kill Lin : xii llu, II woull |
b well 70 II nr'uuer tia; ms bow was
"A Legitimate ou'growtll ui the spuil~ |
sy>t II N poi les, and that his Irdirt. |
urnt Is AL ind C ulent against that syS-
-eol. He iurihrr sad lnAl he HUp Il |
ma it would be a suti!cIrut guarantee
II "a man = urtlt ess, when he applies |
or or seeks Office, a> did the assassin.
'"nclutIiuE ty tayinE that the hts'
Monument we can erect to h.a memory |
= tu gather and profit hy TIE tearhiul |
II his life, and lrt the SuunE uleI. y. to.
,Ay lrpht thereby.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
sudden BeaIh,

H'chard :. SlNth who resides near
u .slir ulll, thr,StiaHa Hundred
d""d ra her suddenly last Saturday
nigh. He was formerly engaged in
serving milk IN our civ, bat being at
tackled with Sumption, he irlin-
1nishcd tLat usiue-> last Spring, since
which time he has been IN delicate
health. He. however. uas no, conHn-,
to the house, but continue! 10 ~ III and
out at pleasure, un to Saturday noon,
wntu he was seized with a chill and b,
midnight was a corpse, lie was about
thirty Years Of age and leaves a wife
win two Young children to mourn his
death. Iii. remains viii be int. rred at
the Lower Branhywine PRESBYTERIAN
Chlrch Cemetery Tomorrow, the tuner.
al ccr'ege leaving the house at ten o.
clurE A. Nj
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
FREsIDKNT PRO TEN.
Tho Democratic Caucus Fro.
Bayard.

4
A special from Washington, on Sat.
urday evening, to the New Yorl
Tribune, says: The Republican caucu,
thls morning was short one. All the
Republican senators save one wer,
present. A committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Edmunds, Logan. Allison
Sherman and Mcmillan, vas appoint.i
TO confer with any committee the
Democrats might appoin. for the pur.
pose. The Republicans had not decided
upon any line of action previous to the
| formation of the commi st-e, leaving
all matters oren until they could hear
from the Democrats. The proposition
for conference was not acted on "A,
once by the Democrats, but after three.
quarters of an hours delay, Senators
Pendleton, Garland, voorhees,, pugh
and Davis, of West Virginia ca,ne
from the caucus and met the msmbcr,
of the Republican Committee.
Senator Pendletou announced tha.
the presidency of the Senate was no,
TO be made subject Of discussion al
the conierrrce, inasmWch AZ the Demo.
cra'ic caucus had already decided that
itS members should support "a reso-
luton, to be offered imnlt diatfly after
assembling on Monday, to proceed to
the election Of u presiding officer,
Sen tor Eimnuds replied for tn, Re.
publicanS, in effect, that il was cu,t m
AIRY fVr conferences 70 confer, and The
Republicans did no understand tha;
they were selected I" receive and act
upon the fats Of Democratic cauc,,scs,
THIS WAS III" end oi 'he matter. The
kcpuh.lnaus declined to consider
subordinate questions when the chief
question: was taken ont ui the confer
enco by the act OF the u morratS. The
Republicans returned t. to their room
and when they had made their report,
senator An'hpny Wa formally select
ell tor til" nomination IL the presidency
pro tempuce, aiter which the caucus
adjourned until Monday morning. !
lhe Democrats Herr in cautIs dur
irga considerable portion OF the after.
no"n, and re asser bled in the evening,
Ssnasor il>Il, of Georgia, who was re-
ported to be- unable to talk, made 4
long Snroch
Tue Democrats have been talking
nearly all day about the aaviSa ,,litv
OF clectlT'G Il secretary before swearing
III senators elect. They have been
hunting precedent, and talking over
the law points in eXtenso. They have
fonnh,as they belev, ~ iaH under which
I'll" ne" Senttors are required to take
the oath ototlicn htJ'c i rrr,itrnt ui
the Senate, bat ihey have nu. We
found ANYTHING under cover OF which
they can SER" upon the ,e""etaiy~hiu
III adva.'' OF tne swearing l.. vt the
new Senator'S.
This evening Senator Slater arrived
and entertained the caurn> with Il long
accom-. Of his ad,entur on his eight
days journey from Oregon The caucus
adjourned without having decided
upon anything except to elr' Senator
Btyard to the presidency Of the Sruate
IL advanc. OF any other action.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
RecstveG q load or Shot,

A few days sincea young man from
Philadelphia, while cunning on the
river bank, received full load of bird
shot in his neck and face. His com
panion, who wa. but few yards from
him,and completely hidden by the reeds,
saw flock OF birds, and firing al them
shot his friend. The yomg man who
was seriously wounded a1,l suffering
great pain, was removed to his home III
Philadelphia, and his injuries, which
are not thought to be dangerous, at.
tended to.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Taken Mex While AtSen d ing Mar-
Met.

Mrs. Tillmar, wife of Peter Tilman,
living at Third and Poplar streets
while attending market on Saturday
complained of feeling sick. A lady
standing near by took her into Mrs.
Carter's millinery store on King street
above Fourth, where she had three
hemorrhagos in rapid succession. DR..
kirchner was Immediately summoned,
and upon his arrival thought it best "a
carry her at once to her home. The
noctor conveyed the lady to her home
in his carriage, aud rendered the neces-
sary RELIEF. Yesterday evening she was
very weak and grave doubts were en-
tertained az to her recovery.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
H., Iux while Waiting for I7i.
Wen0iHg "a ar

Mr.. lsatc SnraEne, an old resident
OF IottenvIle, y. \ died suddrrl: on
Wednesday At his home in that village.
Mr. Srrasue. who was eighty years old,
was to have been marrledNn Wednesday
to Miss Moglum He had rc'urnp,l
from short walk and wa waiting for
The hour arpoint", for tlIr wed,lirg
ceremony when he died. His estate.
Will he divided between his two grand
daughters.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The BO0y OF AnUersOn Taken
AVIAN

The son ot Mr.. Francis II. Andersen,
the man VII" committed suicide IN ms
city on Friday pig''t, arrived iu This
city from Norwich, Conn, on the train
That arrives al 10 80. He called upon
Mr.. Martin he undertaken, who haG
charge OF tie remains and instructed
him I" prepare the body for removal
a. ne Intended t" take Ito Springfield,
Ma>S, foE lit.'n"Dt, Til son left 1ri>
tDurE,ng on the " - a. ~ rain tor the
above named place with the remains
BY tle direct inn OF the son the rrlnain,
were 'atlv laid out in n black c,oth
covered caskei, trimmed Win black
velvet
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The OLD ANeSi 4.

The pulpit OF the Old SwrdpS churrl
was flied yester lay Ivy the Rev. d. NJ.
Thompson OF Milton, Sussex county. A,
the morning service l:iu textwa select
ed from the book Of Nnmbars, LNlN,
chaper and the loth verse of the NNlll
chanter of the same book The Rev
gentleman handled his sui j"ct in log
lcal and conv!n"iug manner at DO, Ii
services. and his sermons were li,tcue,.
10 by large and attentive co, .rrgatiolS
At Is thonGht = ot'ahle that Mr.. Tn0ulp
son will receive a cali from the church
AS the !Vture rector.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
The LBdteA o. atItniNctOu

ahn Vlclm'y are respectfully solicit Il 10
call and examine the large and hand-
some stock of new goods just opened by
Mrs. Kirby, NJ go KinS street. New
ana bt-l shapes ana stl ieS of hats and
honneLs IN beaver. plush aud sea l,k il ;
also IaTr' novelties in feathers, RIB }n>.
ornaments. birds, beasts, &c. Mrs.
KIRBY long experience and we'll know II
taste in selecting her stock are guaran-
tees mat you can at all times 4et the
latest ami best. A peep at her windo~
TINS evening viii be quite Il treat tor le
ladies.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Ss,. lou Nv III.

Mr.. Thomas l. Russel, undertaken of
this city, is now conRned to his bed, ,sut
fering with feve-. Last evening his life
was despaired Of and doctors were III
atten dance. This morning he was some
what better, but not considered out Of
danger. His sickness came upon him
Very sudden, M he mas only been con-
fined to his bed two or three days.