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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-23

How SAM SoLoN FIRED Gun
Colonel Soons boy Sam traded off his
yellow dog last week, to Jem jerks,
for the latter's old army musket. Sam
had never fred gun, but he had a
notion how it should be done. HIS fa-
Their had half pound OF powder in the
house, which Sam poured down the
muzzle, then jammed down q whole
newspaper, and filled the reminding
space with chunks OF led which he cut
off from the lead pipe in the kitchen
with the butcher knife. The cap was
put in place, and armed with this car
destroyer the boy went forth in search OF
adventure. Upon the roofof an adj
joining house were flock OF doves, and
Sam rested his gun over the fence, point
ed the muzzle in r,direction, and'say-
ing to himself They won't know what
hit EN-, shut both eyes and pulled the
trigger.
For about half minute the neigh
borhood was so filled with feathers,
noise, chunks of doves meat, pieces of
wood, boys yells and women's shrieks
mat tue pcDptC Oll tuc SOuth DiuC tbOhSut
there had been collision on the circus
train and the elephant was taking out
an old grudge on the lion Sam laid
fiat on his back, with the gun rod be-
hind him, and shivering from The con-
cussion. Half of Sans face was black
and blue, and he didn't dare 10 get up
until he was sure the gun had got all
shot off, and even then he wosn't GER
tain that more than halt the load had
gone out. And those doves Why two
dozed had been paralyzed, and the top
OF the house looked as if she'll had
burst in the attic and bowed a feather
bed with servant girl up through the
roof. There wasn't enough left Of the
doves to distinguish fan-t9ii from a
bull-terrier, and people in the neigbbor-
hood are preparing 10 move away I'M
less Sam is sent to the country Der
rick.
va. II is said that there is only one thing In
the world that is sure namely-death. We can
now add another sure thing -Slnos syrup q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-23

F1g No painter has ever yet been
able to catch the wild expectani look oi
a man who is endeayoying 70 give birth
10 a snceze.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-23

EzsIIe who makes great fuss about
doing good will DO very lille be who
does good only 20 be noticed vii not do
It long
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
The pCfencp OF GSiscau.

WASuINGToN, oct. II -MeS>rS, SEQ
vii aud Robinson, are working strahi-
Iv away al the defence II Gulteau,
wh'rh they hope 10 have seady day
or two before the dAv set Tor trial. Nov
emhrr Il. Mr. ) ovl lie will ta>" a
mass OF rNilnrce, ana Nj kohlnN"r a
mass ot lAy III uand Ny hat rllne, So
that the contest over The mental crnUi-
non of rhr ASA. sin, and over the JIrtS-
Ilcton of the court prou-laes to DC l,u-
trActeu.
one OF the prominent prrceicntS to hr
e,uuioytri IN the a'ten p t.prONr lusHh-
il,-p, rhaps that around Hhlch II"
whole case will FORMS the Ca.c Il
fairfield, tried tor 'rra on account CT
an attempt on the life OF tn" King =
Eusland, and defended ny E-,kiur,
iir was u Il !itrci, Er,klr" rIa.nrd
tuat he was insane hecaU~e under a pc.
cul,aI De us o., tl.tie.I believed thai
Ne had tr,w GI Information vt IT."
speedy dtrtr ,tiou oftue world and a
c,nnnnd not % Kill himself hu' to
h We himself killed. He attempted I"
XII the kiug in order 1hlt he himself
mi ,ut lie executed.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Third EDITION.
The Fire at EGG efield.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Oct. 31.-Fnrth-
er intelligence from the destructive fire
at Elgefeld, in this State, reports that
the fire had destroyed other huiidings,
including Chancellor Carols ,ttire and
jose Zimmerman office, y heavy
rain Ieil last night and extinguished
the remains of the fire. No clue has
yet been obtained as to the origin Of the
fire, and no arrests have been made.
The only houses remaining on the
public square are the Advertiser hui ID
ing, DR.. Parkers office, Glover \ Ad-
ney' 5 law office, the oiG RYAN Hote,,
the PO>tC tice, the Jail court house, aud
two other buildings, Onlv two dwell
lineS were burned--tha Tiliman Hotel
and Lawrence Gains house The fol
lowing are damaged by fire: \. j,
Morris law office, the Netho list par.
s-nage, II AddiAOn's rtsidrncc, the
Advertiser building and Reeds jew-
elry store. FIVE horses were burned to
death. The Advertiser building was
saved by great efforts, ard iii : ch cked
the pro .res~ of the tlImcs to he south
weSt AID saved that portion of the Town
The 10 a. los, j. Sllu,o3O, viii" the IN
SuranCe aupunts only to SA+ 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
SurpIiss 81 aod UuuAcd

Mr.. G. j. Wclch, ll1f Poplar "A
was completely taken BY sutpy,d
Wednesday eNeilng last by BIS I'd
relatives ana friends hy. ri
Riwnus 2n erred first ard VA, c5rlI
BY Mr. Wrich, but when 4
nifty others Came husuluE IN he I'd
pale ami wanted 10 know what ID
meant. He W.is rOuu Informed, n
ever, that thi, was his b gthIaY Al
We. sary and on behalf OF the c1upl
MIR. dNlius with few lppropd
remarks, presented him with ittd
backed ,ibie and ii book ot poem, 4
tied "Prrciuus titui, Mr.. W. n
ing called Upo. to make speech
TOO much overcome, and sIApy I'd
ed his i.iends aud said hH woliI
deayor IT, go!eru hi, HE by tAe "a
ings the holy book prrstn'e! 70
No al music and G"hrrai aociA. cog
satiou followed, aud after la in,
taken OF IA bOunllfus r-plSt P1Pi
tor the occasion the part Ispd
wlShinp Mr.. ". and wife Maly
ceedIDs y,ars ot happiness
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
I.<pl'ALTi ms STABLE
goApcTEp hrRlL 4 1881

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON ron
ntiadsl phia 2'20, ESQ, 100, s;iu W. Hoa ~,
g:65, 1920, lI:5S y. H.; l2lb, s1a;gS. s;V3
2.3o, 4.eo, $50, ga, e:lQ, s:55 CW D. m.
sundays 22p, $40. q. n; sHN t,Ha e@
ZOO $50 1000 =. II.
New York, 2:aD. ego, 100, 9bb, Il. 81 a, ~
'L2:A3, 2C2, e.t4, 5.Sl p. n. Sandays
l:5s, 40 a. m. a. .. Ii
baltimore, l2:sl, 2,l2 $50, s;3s p. m.; lEs''
'l:G4, 4:4h, $50 ?. n. sundays lEo''
2.l2, 1855 a. II.
Washington, 1881, 2,l2 - sSs o; m; 'Tes
"I:G4, $50 q. III. Sundays, l2si, Eh
';S5 a. IN.
|sltimore and Intermediate stations, iEHI
F.2sa. m. 1853. a:45 +. n. The a:4h p. N
train stops al way stations "n'y het|set
feTyville and baltimore. Sundag'
l2:5l a. m.
'er-yville and Intermediate stations ';SS )
Esg Castle, Goa. q,Gs a. N; l;G6, sec, o,2 y
III. No Sunday trains, ,,
Harrington aud nte-Uefiate stations, po'
2. n.; l:65: t;20 =. m. No SanGty trans
,'elmsr and intermediate stations. H9S q. H.
LOS 2. IN.
WILMINGTON and Northern Ratlroad. 100 =
IN: 200, SEQ 2. II, sunday ira,ns, $40
delaware Western RalroNd, T.lb. ls.T n. III.
b.35 D. n. sundays lo:50 a. N. eco T. y
ARRlVEAT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia. l2:lS 2c4, ':5?. s:$S, e:3 \. Il
l2:o0 m: l2ls, l2:45. 'i:o2, 25l, 40, ~
AL $40. 6.lh ca. Sun. p.A lt'sa, III
p. N. sundays. ll:i3. ?tl. ~. 10, lo,io
.. N; &.N lo.45 ll:lFp. IN.
Eow York. 2.ol, 2:.2 7:t2 a.@s a. N: l!it
's:92. al, 60 /, m; S"htays -:04, ~
7:52 Il. III.
paltimore, l.ha, PA. $50 Il.s!s a. ~; 't2!si
zoo tlen:Ss 80 =. ~ Sundays, / %. t..
A. ~: SO. G:ss, p:;S J. II.
Washington, Its ia, ll;&S a, n; 'i"iG'
i:Ir. 5 -, d,G.2su. a; sundays, b, -:t' . Il
80 SIS 4. m.
rerryvilc only. 9.05 4. n
New Castle S:as p:}5 q, n: iLCT, $40 &C
?. III. No sunday t;alls.
Uolarare Rallroad. s:is a. ~: l2oT, eos }
III. No"undsy trains
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, &C.
a, IA ISL, e:t5 =. N. sunday ra.is, o.
delaware Western kn,Ir,at. s;ooa a. ~; "a
J.. lr. SnL3ays p'ira a. II. $40 y. NJ.
rkAlNs FOR WILMINGTON LGAVt
'ptadotnhiq, R~rad street depot, .:ce, 1;5.
SIS, 1880 ll:6O ll:ih a IN: 1880. 3:CU o:A
80. +'3N, b:Ih, 5+a. { 10, SO ,@l5. '3Op ID.
'uniav>. r;oa, sSA' a. IN: GO, F:ss, }i:d
.. III.
Philadelphia, Market strcr' station on'y, u
81. M. 'l2:25 y, m: SGndays, l'tSa U
stxgres marked thus ~ d"uote tho 'iDl'te'
express trains
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
FOURTH EDITION.
MnnihIY Elrc Record.

The following report furnished by
Mr.. l.. &. File, shows the number OF
fires for the month of October. together
with the loss sustained and the len 9Th
of time the engines were in service;
October All, t 40 .. IN, box Il, cnim.
ney on b street between Butonwood
and Locust. Drpa rtment responded,
services not req iiied.
October 4th, y. IN, hos II, bnrnins
of goods in the HhoN window "f W. Is.
JEFF ris Dry GoodS' store, 500 Market
street Loss 4ll75 Insured. De.
partmenl responded, services not re-
quired.
October 1th, lii +. NJ, box Il, hnrn-
ing of thr roof OF three houses, Slj, Sl5
AID Si7 East Fifth street. Loss slight
Department responded; in service 80
minutes.
October 10Th, AZ p, m. box -.
Slight burning Of joiner shop, AT the
Harlan and Iiol,ingworth cos works.
Loss sught Insured, Department re-
spnnded;ln service 80 minutes,
Octohtr Eth, 20 u. m. box }. Slight
burning Of shed in Pinl<ert., court. De-
partment responded; services not re-
qn'red.
October l4,h, $ IL a. m, box 2S. False
alarm.
October 18th, 10 p. NJ. box T..
False
October DIST, 9.39 7. NJ, box u Fir"
in country.
October 22i, l. q y. IN, box -. Fire
in the lum DER yard Of B. Lundy Kent.
: "A I,ll,. ,p.nT.,l IL
aud WecraCoe were the only two COM
panirs allowed to 20 into service. They
pm the tire ont III "A short Time.
Onloher - |, | p. M, box 2l, sight
tire III dwelling house at Eighth and
Spruce streets. Department responded
services not rrqUir'd.
DntoNtr rs. b r.. M, no alarm,
81 .ht fire NJ 'arll,lr AID HrndcrsDn :
vaut shop, Coz Narn"t stree.
q ,lbry .Yl |. 80 q, N Il. y ~, burn
ing Of Ih- u awuud Sa'e Brewery
! LoN,----luerlr~d tor SIS 900. D-lart.
m-nt r,>p ndrd; III service siN aud a
| ~: hours.
uu, Der 29th,- 10 y. N, hoX &i, tlaru
can, 'd hv the hitaklrl cut ut %" Ir'
| a. ,hp diamond state brewery. We
! plrIneut responded, but al seat back
except the Nccrarm, wlich "as II
service about two hours.
October 3lst, l5p ~, boX-,, alarm
caused ~ burning OF frame Stable hv
Dn.lng to Il. Dunrhnr, between DG
Pont aud Scott streets, Delaware auu
Gllpin avenues. department respond
| ed, but III Water Witch was the oni.
one in service, they conllnuiug To play
on the huiidins Tor about AL hour. lJS'
| about 500.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Eraial Assault on q Minister

Rev. WesIeyJ. Parker, pastor oi
on NJ. l. church, was bFutaIIy a>oa1
ed last c,enlu. at his residence,
East Thirteenth street, by a coI0
man, who came 10 Mr. Parker'a uoI
rang the bell, and upon the appeara
OF Mr.. iarktr's son III company +"
bis father in auoN"r 10 the 'u1uI' u
the luau sald tp the boy "iOu o
INV son." SIR. Parker oIt'rtd to
plaiu u the man ~ the SANE I.
pushing his son ak into the Lon'e,
| he nan did nj Na1l any tApIAut',
aud before Mr. Packer cJNi 10 a1
thing he struck MN "ith ciAV "
the lex anu then upun lho hrad, tl4'|
Mr.. Packer 10 -rr. AID TAI UP 4.AI
the door, and his tS>"'ta"t bo'N7 Y
fed went on his "aE IN .no'e'''u'
DR.. Hazlett wa called IN, 1Nd
Mr.. Parker's irjGue, roh>.''ed
scalp wound about thre" lNcns'|
lenclL, which he dressed Mt F"'
was better TINS morning,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Oca'hOf James CarSWplI.

James CarswaIl, an Old and lrspccra
be clizcu died at lis residence Zoo
Delaware Avenue aged abo It 80 years
Mr. C,rSwell was bora il TINS eng, anu
Sp.nt HE greater part OF his III" ut tn"
c. .rCrn business. la lNCi he was
elected by the Dem cratic par Y, u
meluIer # the Levy Court OF New Gas.
t - Couuly. but after SarNin- Al the first
session of the court in lS,, he was
rirken with paralysis and was mo-
able attcrwar Is TO attend ,hr sessions of
the court Though he VA, never able +"
rs>ume active business NE s!tcr he was
$ r!chen with paralysis, lie 80 Tar recu-
i,,,,ated as to he able to walk around
a only three or four days ago be vas
iowa a, far A. Third street. He leaves
a " .fe, Two sons aud four daughters,
two Of the latter being teachers III tn"
rubiic schools OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
eOCnlShON.ihON

Their were 2l,J arrests last month.
The slow tast mail has been running
very irrcgularly the past few days.
one Hundred Wives at the Opera
House on Saturday evening.
West Church supper on Thursday
evening.
The familiar face of En-. Jones WAS
seen III the po ice court tins in"rn!rE
She cudidu't throw II over her shou.Hcr.
Oue of Bush's coal wagons tm-
morning came Q the ground on account
Of a broken axle.
Rev. j. l.. Houston vii, leave to.
morroS for SO ur three weteks s"Journ
N Lower Cecil County.
The Friendship Fame and Washing
ton rngiucs are uu' Of Sr.SIcr fJr re-
pairs. W.cclcoe was Jared but still
able for service.
William j. Fisher has resigned TIL"
Musical Dirrctor>hip OF Hanover Sun.
day ) 'huul, his duties a: Holy Trinity
reQuiring all his time Sunda? morn
inEs
James 'uElSiN ''ll 'aihN 'i'"V Wv
rect lamp II, Seventh and Locust
strt,t4, III front oi his grocery store ha,
not been Ii, more than - times III
the Last three mouths.
Joseph Stoeckle intends 10 imm"dt.
aleiy commence rer"iIdlug his bnrnl
brewery, replacing th" fame buildings
with brick aud expects 70 have them
linl,bel III February.
This morning Coroner Wc!diu and
Ds. Ol.r he.L an inquest on the hu ) OF
I s,il born child uamed NJ ry Guam
b r. On Nancy street. The usual yer.
diet WIS rendered.
Persons vino intend to 90 to tn"
rracncl Institute, at odessa, thu,
week. can get orders for excursion
tirhes al tlr 9itj'c Of the Superlntend.
ell, ., Schools, III ,ntN ely.
Tne Rev. Lurlus y Nuigt will de-
| liver an interesting lecture on "Sacr"d
Music On next Spuday in the oI,t
,weuc, ChurLh. Ii VIII he in two
parts, tia" nrsJ i'll the morning and The
s,cuu0 III the evening,
! Keokuk Trtbe, ~. >, Imp. O, Il. NJ. ,
Sixth and ShlpAey streets, headed oS
The Dapvut drum corps, viii make ii
short street paraGe thiaoiening and tin-
sh up in social visit to iiopoc ckahack-
| ing Tribe. III tDt Friendship Engine
House, Tenth aud Shipley streets.
A narrow passage way, formed by Il
wooden raiing, has been placed in the
| Broad amt Prime Depot, Philadelphia,
a, The entrance gate 10 departing
trains, for Wilmington, with place TO;
the gareman to sand. This was dom
in order that he conld examine each
passengers ticket before enterin ng the
tram.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
SPRINGER In this city on the .Sth inst,
william I. Springer ii the 3sth year OF hI'

SPRINGER In this city on the .Sth inst,
william I. Springer IL the 3sth year OF hI'
aye.
The rela'i Is and friends v!tne family are
rcs. ectfuly invited to attend his fun2ral
from his late resi- Z ence t-s West Fiiti
street,on Tuesday next, Nov. LIST, Services t
: SO O'Clock. lntormit at Wilmington and
Brandyw ne cemetery.
uNAHOE.-On Sunday afternoon, October
80, Mary Donahoe, GauS hter of John y. and
Mary ). Donahor, aged years anu ,s
days.
! he relatives and friends are respectfully
invited /, attend the funeral from the re l.
deLcc Of her larels, No 10 West SeventA
treet On Wedne day afternoon. AZ o'clock
lntelment at New Cathedral cemstery.
GAMBLE. On he 10Th inst, Lizzie, wife o
Samuel A. Gamble
The latives anu friends of the family are
respec fully invited to attend the trncra
from the residence of her hus and, Vandeve
avenue, on Tu sday afternoon at clock, t
proceed to RivervieH cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
SRdaen kbeata sIa Iat.rna,,

Charles E. +. Smith, = well In,
aud aged carpenter residing \,
Washington street died suddenly al
9 o'c,Uch laa' evening, NON an ANON
tie ii. Mr.. Suitn had been amn.p
making >ouc repairs at the n
ard, homestead Nnth and N,y
street, Iulug the day, and W..
walking oh the stree evening
had been in excellent heath ,,
hearty supper and retired In goyI \
its. ) arte.y haI b" r,tirrf, Boy.I
wien - wife who was il ttc u
room, ea;i ra'fnug, moauInp b
She cr'td ""p Charley what !,
matter" bat II re was no u,,Rs,
death ,tr'Cktt man hAvlnt SINK
an unoOi S'lons state. Dr. Kane
summoned l. , arrived only Ia Tim
see the last death struggle III.
ceased Wis q man of a gtntla., p,a
disposition aud respected by al J
kne hm. He WAS ~ years Of
Nj. : u.n Nrpei ~ hui.d the MJ
mansion "h"I, hy spent h!S .as, III
work IT, WA turruau for p, Il. MI
%. When lie was Il IrAdlut tw.rr
cad cLare" I the erection Vi lur n
ten II ust.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

F'lF''iH EDIpUj.
A Voice From, K,,,na,,,,---

DtbLtn, October 29.-Tbe H., y
Jonrhal publishes a letter tro, ogu9a !!
rarhe', dated kilmaiNham jail W a,
ca''ng the plan If eva liu,tha' nopa
Proclamation the governm,nt,'ec 'ec
formation Of t"nlnts' defense ~.
lions To replace the Land ISsoc
organiz s'iun. NJ. parnal s,.. "a5
associations wouid be tolera,oI ~,
Gladstone only 50 long tbay ~ ~ \
to be disposed TO carry his ana "pH'1 ~,
he MOI grel F.actionary as.no,,'q -, Hoq
tuch aS were formerly cordem,"i'!!
Mr Davitt. Every man in Kflm,;,n'
JAN Is willing to remain 1hara
number OF mouths o. years rhe 81
premises and several stacks a, ~
AID hay belonging To Dr. Tb,m,
which had been recently hary.,taI !
emorgency, narc n,.n m,,ci,,
destroyed by fire at BalyduT "
ford county, a large crowd of na1
looked on, but made no a.trm,t r. ~
property, Arrest, of the jnc.n1,, /
are itnninenI. y crowd If mill na'
attacked the poll >e while seryir,
mons a. Bcinutlct, County MaTo
po!ice fired upon ;he people, seytr,i
whom were wouuded. ILrpa
arrests have been made at Rad
County Care, under the rn.ro
act.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
and NOmAhe
ffaGe.

WASuINGToN, Oct. Gn--A CO..
ercs OF women Who are opp'"
bringing the question OF suffrage
the tampnrauce work, and "lo
hitherto identified thrlnseivr' N"1
Womau's National Curl,,al .,A
auce Union was held ber" I9'H'
re,ults,i in the organization Of u
society, which viii be cane"
Women's Evangelical TemprF'n1tiII
ISOLATION" Mrs |lI"y, Oi lle We
of Colnlnbia, was elected pIe''lsnT1
Mrs. Kinney, Of Michigan, '0''''
ing secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
A SchO0ner COlliUes.

Last evening the scnooLer Gen. St!n,
n.r, ct >omer- Point, \ j., was hound
M the creek for the Walton y
Whan,ts phosphate muuuttctory and
white utse,ng throuah TIA" ". X W,
raj road bridge by ,"nemismnderstaud
lug the vessel cDMidrd with the hrldg"
.osiu. her bow spirit and dlna2ing tirt
bridge. The draw Vas of and the own
crs of1he tg VIII be held leSpUnsib.,
lOr a.. damage
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
A Rad sel Of Roy y.

A number Of boys and young men
living i'll the Eleventh Ward. are III the
habit OF seriously annoying the city
lampigh.ers III that Vicinity, while III
the discharge of their dNly. LAST eve
ming while one of the lrsh'ers was en-
gagged il lighting a lamp, a party OF
young men and boys s,ole his oil can
and ladder and ran away with them.
Tue May or instructed the p lice to kecl
an eve on these urruly parties, and il
caught they will be very apt to receive
the iuil extent of the law.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
E,acftOu of officers

At the scrui-annuai meetlns",! "
inston Lodge, No. ., l. o. " t,i'o ii'
Castle, held last night, 'h' 'V sn,
officers were elected for tue o'''
term:
N. G. DR.. B B. Groves
V. G.-George Hewitt.
Il, S.-Charles Marshal
P.S William Herbert
Z j $50 Reeves. nan
Trustees-Audrew j. p'ro'
Robert G. Gordon, jesse he'i nai
The officers will be inStaI'o'
Monday night
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
To the Ladies' OF WiIIntE gtOn

! shall remain one week longer AT the
Clayton House with a full lin" OF stain
u, d and commenced work. The ladies
must no, neglect to call Immediately,
as they seldom have snch an opportuh
ity 10 select and AXE Instructions III
ar needle wo-k. Lessons given IN ne"
work. Ms. X. Grea, inger, room 90,
C.aN1On HNust.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
NRW ADvRETl<EMENys 8.

rHERIFF'S SALt.--By virtue OF writ ot
ais. Levarl Facas 10 me directed, "ili
he eyppsed to public sale at the ho'ei OF
Cnarles Sbearer, at Kirxwood, in Pencader
Hundred, New castle county, Del, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day of Novenb'r, 1881,
at lCs4 O'Clock. p m,
The following cescrDed Real ES'ate, viz
All that certain plant tion or ac' of land
situate Is ing and beng in Red iDu Hun
dred. bounded and dcs ribed us fellows tO
wit
beginning at the east end of alargc ditch,
called the eIraiG ht diicn, a line o. this and
land Of iliam eynulds, aud runn!ng on
the artificial ban Ht The marsh ana the river
Del ware. 7lz: North 10 degrees. asl % =,
pt rch.s, north deEre E. east percGes orto
IL deere east e. lerches. rom III .esrcH',
east 2s t,rf hes. norm So de2ieeS, eas' D!
perche- to the east end OF ano / er oi'cl' u
Ire o. thiS and land Of JOhn ne! hui =
thcncs with said ditch and LEAVING tEe [lNer'
Forth degrees. "eSt wv perch' W S'"H,
thence north 81 degrees west lerchss 10
the neak road leading from lie aware 'lty
TO Port Penn thence W III said road, p"ul II
inyrses ga [ 81 per hes, south utH'Ce, west
2O6 percheS to the st. Georges creek. tnshce
south 70 oexreus. East SO rercheS 10 dich'
thence with said ditch north degrees, 81
IA nerc, es t. the middle of the straight di'cs
aforesaid. and the &C with the sa' e, II ith
3 degrees. east l4l perches, the place OF be-
ginning. containing 30 acres, roods ana ~
perches If land, more OF less, VltG a Two cry
frame house. frame bdGn and other 0ut-buIld'
ings.
Seizgd a taken in fNecution a the prop
ertyo %illiin nd Ana Beck his Wiie and
t. t and 10 be sold by
lWlLlp Il. CT ARK. ShgriI.
>HERIFF's oFFIsE, " In nston, oct =, 1851
ICy. !
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
New Kea lister.

The Clayton House has been 'snhich| ,il
Il was furni.h-d hy Ferris y, ri Tree ,rre|
printers, No. 10 East IT Thirr hiinrrnishs| ssih
Is similar to the last tt enc II enl1%ti'ceabII l%',
this company, with
nrove,neilt in the beading
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
H. Stu,,na, Arpe kttANr.

The great American remedy for the
rapid cure Of ague Or chilIs and fever o'
malarial teve- now 40 named. Now III
use Stree 1855 (26 years. cures ia every
case and in every climate alike we
have never h. ard OF a taiiure. 5oets. u
box sent By mail. Main depot nth and
King, Phila. 6Ol Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
a Record s'I Ssh'

During the month OF oyI S,ha g,
nolice made 20 arrests inu ,,s
we're: DrunkeunesS, ~ "aI I"r,
disorderly, SO; disorderly comv", '"v /,
assault and battery, Y; laloIny, ,ny,rs
prancy, 13; fighting, II; Viodd, i,'sd 4,
ordins Ina ce. 9; carrying conctaITta,i Il at,ics e,
weapons, J; interfering WIFI '
,huaa and 1urratS, D,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Wr srOeck!e's Customers TO be
sunni lied,

Mr. Joseph SioerkI" gives notice that
he will slil. continue " supp! his Gus
toners and the public grucr@i'y with
beer from his own vaults, uutTlth-
standing the recent burning Of his
brewery He also adds that only his
own drivers are authorized to serve
beer tor hlm.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
4 Tremendous Eel.

On Monday afternoon Harry Grh-
hart was fishing in thr thrlstlAna i"r
caties, cells or anything else t,a AT would
form him bite. While contemplating
the uncertainty of a fisherman luck
Harry got "a nibble, then a bite, then a
pail.
Harry pulled and something in TIE
wafer pulled, but he was the strongest.
llr had a good strong rod ali caG. gut
llne. AND then something began 10 come
ont nf the water ~ foot a u time un-
tll il reached thirry-six inches i'll length
aud tiualIy by superhnman strength ne
threw he twisting t"irilng fish called
AZ eel on tJ terra tirma. Ca meas
urlug the monster he f. md that he was
$ iurhrS il circumference, b inches II
.,ngih and wrlg rh "a, pounds.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
n.~ GO1uS Suo"b

Anv one ia search OF hfs ,SSi sd
are always as repEese';'.ooIo emo oan lind
e the loves, possible pic, :, ,,rIlet cI,, + stra
a., s.I r. - T.. Russell's, 3o6 M'FNes ."
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

Hop Bitters and ktdney-"ort, ho'h
liouid and dry; Lelbis'a Coca Beef
Tonic, Wyeth's Beef, iron aud wint,
sale at Beaton Smiths Pharmacy, cor.
Sever tn and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
~UTlCE TO MY CU STOMERS.

Notwithst nding the ces ruciH OF my
brewery OIL the uight Of the 2'th ut. an
enabled TO supply al, ID Customers, and the
pubic in general. with beer OF ny own brew
cry. Hoping cuH'inuahce of their orders,
and an iLcroase of th~ same, aa yerS re.
spe ttully, JOSEPH ST 'EEhLf..
nOyi.3t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
uOvl-It
JGS IN, IIlE niaL- POSTER

On the recommendation cf al i'rd, led
bottle G br. Eiis- 60 den Wh"rl'"k
Cough Syrup, aud ala glad 20 say, that 1t
cured ny chlI Of a tad case of who plAe
cUus Ii before the bulliC was used.
GEO. ". j ..CkSON
$50 thou and do likewise. De- ot Il,
West Ih!Ed street noy!-it