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Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

The fashionable merchant tailor of our
city is located at Fourth and Market
Streets, known as the Wilmington
C.othing House.
PotaiGeS Bought and Sold.
N. L. Janney, No. SO3 King street, is
heaquarters for potatoes. Just received
few cars of Rose which he will sell at
eocts. to III per bushel. Splendid lot OF
onions. Give him a call.
Decline Of Man.
Impotence of mind, limb, or vital
enchons, nervous weakness, sexual do.
putty, &c, cured by Wells Health Re-
newer; Il, at druggists. Depot, n.
B. Danfor,h.
Doar nie In the House.
ASK druggists for "Rough on Rats. i"
J. clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, flies,
o@aes, vermin, ants, insects l5c. per
fowell Bros. have on their stalls in
ne lhird street market the usual variety
ush, VIZ salmon trout, white percn,
ea pass, halibut, white fish: &c.
Flour.
Just received one hundred and fifty
uaIrels Ohio Flour, wholesale and re-
"I1' AZ Steam -Four Mills, West Front
MiddllnSs.
hEse lot o! Niddlings for sale at Hay
s slu STRAW Market, 7l3 w. Front. Call
n compressed waters of Chlorate Of
sVt'Sh' compressed waters of Muriate
=, .Amonia, compressed waters of Chlo-
'a ,aae Vi Potash and Borax for throat af-
p,us.ohs generally, 25cts. per box, 1T
ea'1n .saN Smiths Pharmacy, cor Seventh
|shu Fine streets.
pna;s neSlcan Secret or Blood and Liver
Ha.,' HIt.ner' for sac by the agent, j. X.
"''nan, Druggist, 9TH and Poplar.
,o.,a naalIey's Pills sold by N. B. Dan.
.,,.n, .a, Druggist, cor. 2nd and Market
ve'"' n' A special room for trussses.
d..l ol'rsts Of Magnesia and Seidlits Pow
Has.lr s freshly prepared every week, at
Ia, .sman's .. Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
disopSess saUSe May Apple Pills, for bilious
nluers, sold by Taylor & Fullerton
asslsts, Ne. 3O2 King street.
Ell He l. A. McClure's fish stalls, in the
ali lsI,n tia street market is the place to get
him uas ~ g OF fresh fish and oysters. Give
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

The great superiority of DR.: Bolls
Cough Syrup to all other cough RENE
dies Is attested by the immense popular
demand for that old established RENE
dy, Price as cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
A Fact.

You can have your painting and paper
hanging done we'll and cheap by EN- :
ploying A. P. jackson & Bro. 515 Tat
nall street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
ThA " MAfR~ n~

Wo, NJ ""O "BNIm0f,
|'Hsnsl nee9E'artment, ne9 Office Of the Chic
=. q y VTmoer, Washington, October II
Atlsnsssa On Tor to-tiay-For the Middle
winds. ~, States, fair weather, northerly
Atur ''slAg barometer; lower temper
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Going to I0ll ADA.

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, the Chicago
,r,rr. Ocean learns, will leave Spring.
t.d in few days Tor st. GATHERINGS,
Canada, where she will put herself un'
ier the care of prominent physicians
arl medical advisers. This step is
caused by the tact that her health has
Known no s.gus of material improve
Imru. since her return from France. In
sornprr.n she makes her home with
|,hc Hon. Nuian Edwards, her brother
6n.law, and Las the most careful and
jI,csie a,,rltiou at the hands Of her
relatives aud friends, with whom she Is
eousran,ly Surrounded. She has nu'
merous cas- from her friends and
peiglbors, whom she is always pleased
te SEE but seldom ventures to return
Visits. On bright, sunny days she oc-
easionally takes a carriage ride or
btroll about the large grounds which
uroaud Mr.. Edwards $ residence,in the
beighlorhooA of the State Capitol, but
she is obliged to guard her health with
great care. She has been distressed
greatly by the sad death of President
Gariell, am! feels deep sympathy for
his widew and children.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Flannels I! Flannels ! I

The assortment Of canton and wool
fannels at G. A. Spencer's, 700 Market
st. is fiSst-class and the prices most rea'
onAble.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
The fol owing described Real Estate, v


All that certain plantation or tract Of land
county Of New Caste. and State OF Della
wsre, bounded and descr bed as follows, 10
wit:
Beginning IN the middle Of the road Lead
ing from Delaware Ci y to New ark, adjoin
ing land Of Adam Dyatt, then . along lina
"fsaid Dyatt's land sou 6oA degrees, west
~ chains and "a 100 vf chain, to u t he in a
corhe of land Of Cantweli Clark thence by
the several courses of aid Ciark's land south
57h degrees east s chaus and 1O-l00 of q
chain, nor,h 671a degs. east A4-l00 ofa chain,
north s5 deg ecs, east Is chains. south ~ ue.
erees. east 20 37-l0u chains, south ssh degrees
west II 50-lO0 chains, and sOuth SL degrees,
east ~ 15lO0 chat us TO a stake in a cOruer OF
land OF Perry Saunders thence al04 x a line
OF said Saunders land, south s9M degrees,
east ~ $500 chains to 3 staae in the c. rner
Of land formerly Of Robert vann, now Of John
Vauhickel, thence by the two following
courses of said Vanh ckel's land. ,orth 40 de-
grees, ives 23 10 100 chains, north S7k degrees
east ~ ~ 100 chails to the middle of the
ABOVE mentioned road lead ny from delaware
CITY to Newaik, thence along The mi die Of
the said road, north IN degrees, west 33 10
100 chains, nOrtn 43L degrees, west 22-ltO
chains TO the place Of beginning. contain
Ing within said boundaries, one hundred ard
fifty acres, one rood a ID three perches and
ninety five hu 1drelths OF a perch, be the
sane, more or less, with frame house am
frame tarn and other Outbuildiugs thereon
erected
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of John Mcdonnell and Margaret, hi6
wife, and William Il. Murray and Laura I.
Murray terre tenants, and to be sold ny
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEBlTv's OrHlcH, Wilmington, October 5,
1881 octl0-Oed
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

Chew Becky Tobacco. For sale BY all
dealers, The best In the world.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

a. tbs s.e na " tho Thermometer
.his NJ NM NAr sLloAE Office, In the shade
WICK l0o'clock IL O'Clock.
5Io rs
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
FIRE LAST sIGaT.
NV House and Pattern De-
~ - .,, Of the II. 4 II. ConPa'
~ wsrks Ablsse.

uOuse and Pastorn De'
1hs " ~, NJ the II. 4 H. ConPa.
e,. wsrks Abl.se:
.,, 72o o'clock last evening an
About ers s was sounded from the bell
alarm oa I'D d Of the HARLAN & Holilngs-
u the ys.u ynauv "a at the foot Of West
tofs4 s, allowed by an alarm from s,g'
Isee., ETY. "a "a, F.ons and Justison streets
paI ooA .,-sr - we're soon npon the ground
The l.1n; .s ac,;ye service in staying the
snd alu a.. Of the flames. The fire was
ploseess,,e in the drying room over the
clssv,h ss, hy the night watchnan AZ ne
1ollen ", his rounds. He quickly spread
vss 'arn, ea r to superintendent johnson,
fhe 1, ann ras working gang of men that
sDo NS' an nirh, duty, and who ordered
se'e e'e'omnsnv's tire apparatus out. the
~ .smen u arrived in very snort
H,a 'elnaf after the alarm was sounded and
lme lea s'' mot many minutes befor" the
a S Hose company had q stream on
I,' snu iu ,i,}e M Of the burning building, iol
'pe s.I lIG hy the other companies, thereby
|,leckiDg fhr pl"sioo' '.oaJ ,n h.v
y, % one line the tire threatened 10 pal-
a' ~ ,hs ,hs eyer,ions of the tiremen, but
ttn.,ely ~ w, i, was confined to the inside.
vi;. ~ !. sd gained the roof, and the high
l;ra y, that was blowing at the time had
s.ur ..urk the blaze, a serious coniiagrttion
'iu tuI. lave leen the result. As it was
N n'.s Ioss n hy fire and water will not be
y, ',r sOH heavy. The lumber in the drying
,'aw ,,'v Al and pattern department was dam
'ud I IN a considerable extent, az was
|siso 1 the inside of the building. Tho
I rhisf Engineer and assistants were on
ksrd to prevent them from putting any
Unnecessary rnrs amount of water upon the
huiIIinv and praise is due to all con.
|.rrued, r for the promptness by which
.be Are was ex'inguished before any
|.ar;ous damage had been done.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
-------
To the Of1O10,

Quite large number of our citizens
left this morning en- route to Baltimore,
to witness the ceremonies of the grand
oriole being held there. Chief of police
Maxwell was among the number.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
ONECENT.
Never saw Such Sales

writes a druggist. "Kidney- Wort is
the most popular medicine we SELL" 1t
should be by right, for no other medi-
cine has such specific action ON the
liver, bowels and kidneys. II you have
those symptoms which indicate bilious
Dess or deranged kidneys do not fail to
p4ocure it and use faithfully. In liquid
or dry form it is sold by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
NEW ADVERl 1~>x.N NTs.

CHERIFF'S SALE--By virtne ofa writ Of
- Ais. Levari Facas to me directed, will
be exposed at pubic sale, a. the hotel Of
Charles shears, AZ Kirkwood, Pencader Hun
dred, New Castle county, Del,
On TCESDAY, the 2bth day Of October, 1881,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Decline Of Man.

Impotence of mind, limb, or vital
ItGnctlols, nervous weakness, sexual de-
plnty, &c, cured by Wells Health Re-
y kUe%er; u, at druggists. Depot, N.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, October 8,
1851. Octll-eod
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
SPECIAL n EN ElOU

The fashionable merchant tailor of our
|tity is located at Fourth and Market
|streets, known as the Wilmington
|C.othing House.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

power to lock up more than half of it-would
spread over all the country, and might cause
the ruin of thousands OF men engaged in lsgi-
innate business, when such time comes-and
that it will come seems almost inevifable-ths
question of limiting the power Of wealth, and
its employment for speculative purposes will
be forced upon the people. A man with these
enormous resources would have power over
the community which would sbe describabie by
no other term than depotic, for, while running
others at his pleasure, he would be utterly IL
responsible. 1t is face to face with some such
problem as this, that the great stock specula-
tors are carrying u.s. In other days and in 9TH
er countries the men of tremendous fortunes
have, like the Rothschilds, quietly employed
their wealth in banking, or in negotiating
great loans, or, like the wealthiest English no
blemen, have invested it in real estate or in
mines or other industrial enterprises. But
with us the men of the greatest wealth, with
one or two exceptions, are given over to the
craze of speculation, and for the immediate
end they have in view, would not hesitate IL
they could TO so trouble the money market that
thousands of merchants would become bank
rupt, and they aud their families become desti-
tute.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

POTABLE water is novel article OF mer-
chandise, but Boston consumes an enormous
quantity of water brought not only from
springs in the towns in the vicinity, but
from Maine and New Hampshire also. The
Poland Mineral Spring, Lake Auburn and
the Rosicrucian Spring all contribute gener-
GUS supplies for the tables of private homes,
the hotels and restaurants The Cochituate
is positively uncomfortable. 1t is highly col
ored and has decided flavor of fish OIL
The physicians and chemists defend the
quality of the water and declare that it is
not unhealthy; but the people, all who can
afford it, baIiish it from their, tables. The
man who owns spring Of good sweet waite
within ten miles Of Boston has somethin
equal to gold mine. Meanwhile the city
authorities are in search of an abundant
supply of good water for public Use, and it
has been proposed to turn the waters of
Lake Winnipiseogee through the city pipes.
If that is adopted and the quantity found
insufficient we can spare our thirsty sister
municipality with few gallons of Sebago
and warrant it.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

IT seems that Mr.. Harrison is not the on
ly s'Boy Preacher One Meredith, who is
given the same title, has been on trial at
Canton, ILL.,, before the Methodist Confer
ence, on charges Of swearing, drunken
ness, lying, smoking and claiming to be a
Republican when he was Democrat
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

"Pedantry consists in the use OF words un-
suitable TO the time, place and company" says
the st. Paul Pioneer Press. Maybe II the
Press heard man at a swell party remark:
"You bet your boots it's tatfy, 1T would accuse
him of pedantry. Post.
Why won't the country Democratic newspa-
pers give rest TO that dreadful expression, "a
stab at the yitals of the republic they drag in
to all of their articles on the party in power7
Even "a swat over the nose of the nation"
would be relief. The ''vitals" business mas
about "busted. New York Commercial.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

THE authorities of tn e city of Rochester,
England, adopted Sc ries of resolutions OF
sympathy upon the announcement of the
death of President G arfeld, and have sent
copy of them to Rochester, New York, be-
cause of its being "a city in the United States
bearing the same liam e' as their own in
England,
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

THE Wisconsin Republicans are making
vigorous campaign. The Democrats are
keeping very quiet and are ''liying in hopes
that the temperance ticket may draw off
enough Republican votes to let the Demo-
cratic ticket slip in.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

THE students of the various theological
seminaries in the United States, who held a
missionary convention at New Brunswick,
N. j., last fall, will hold. their meeting for
this year at Pittsburg, this week, beginning
on Thursday and closing ON Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

The New ork Times says "the Repubh-
cans appear now to be perfectly united In
support Of the Sts te ticket, Notwithstanding
the differences that have disturbed them
during the pas's year.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

In overhauling the affair of the Earl of
Airlie who died in Colorado few weeks
ago, they find that che rental of his farms in
Forfarshire and Psrthshire aggregate $3.50,
600 wear
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

THE New York Mail publishes complete
list of the donors to the fund for the widow
and children of the. assassinated President,
James A. Garfield. The list Of names fills
whole broadside of the Mail. Thirty men
gave $1,000 each, making $150,000; eighty
nine men gave 81, 900 each; five gave $2,5oo
to 81, 900; eighty-three gave $500 apiece. A
great many gave 800 or $50. The total
amount given was $500, 345.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

EVERY regular attache Of the PRESS is furnished
with q Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon US by demanding credentials
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. se.

We do not read anonymous letters and com nun
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases indispensable, not necessarily for publca-
tion but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or pres ve com
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

DIR. C. W. BENSON, OF BALTIMORE, ND.
We give above a correct likeness of this well
known and successful physician and surgeon, who
has made life long study of Nervous Diseases AID
the Diseases of the Skin, and he now stands in the
highest rank, as authority those special and dis
stressing diseases. In the of his practice he
discovered what now renowned in medical prac-
tice, viz combination of Celery and Chamomile
in the shape of Pills. They used by the profes
sion at large and constantly recommended by them
1t is not patent medicine 1t is the result of his
own experience in practice. They are sure cure
for the following special diseases and worthy of
trial by all intelligent sufferers. They are pre-
pared expressly to cure sick headache, nervous
headache dyspeptic headache. neuralgia paralysis,
sleeplessness, dyspepsia and nervousness, aud aCi5
cure any case.
Sold by all druggists, Price, so cents box
Depot LOG North Eutaw St. Baltimore Md. By
mail, two boxes for 81, OR six boxes for $2 3d. to
any address,
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

TIE net loss of property de stroyed in the
late fires of Michigan is now es tiinated al a
little more than 81 100000,
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

1t Is 81 i'd that the Democrats IL. congress
Will yof for Colonel John w. 'orney LOT
Clerk of the House of Representa- tiVes
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-26

the reports made, from time to time, Of GER
tain western railroad company. he sees tnat
the towns along the line are steadily increas-
ing in size from the influx of new settlers, that
the baryests ;n the districts passed through
are are uniformly good; that the prospects Of bit
ter competition are relatively slight ana that that
increase i'm the net income. On this basis he
might argue, if these future gains had not
been discounted; that is, if the stock was not
sailing at higher price than its dividends
called for, it might be safe purchase to make.
Iation. If he bought upon margin, the ad-
vantage in having a dividend paying stock ap-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-13
THE TORNADO.
Additional Particulars OF the
Damage In Kansas.

Sr. LOUIS, June ll.-Additional par
ticu,ars OF the tornado in Kansas night
before last, are that the storm extended
into Lyon county and did great damage
10 crops, buildings, fences, &c, all over
that part of the country. The toHn o.
Americas, near Emporia, was almost
totally destroyed, every building in it
being more or less damaged. The Uni.
ted Presbyterian church was literally
torn 10 pieces, and the Methodist church
was blown oil its foundation and almost
totally destroyed. Several houses In
Emporia were blown down, and fences
and other property badly damaged. The
north and east additions OF the state
Normal school were unrOoiel and the
walls partly torn down. Thewhea just
ready for harvest, and other crops every
where in the track OF the storm, were
either blown away or beaten INTO the,
ground by the hail, an immense quanti'
ty OF which lell during the storm.
Great ramage to Crops N Missouri.
ST LOUIS, June ll.-Southwest Mis-
souri, seems 10 have been visited by the
same storm that ranged in parts OF Kan
sas night before last. The wind was not
40 severe, but an immense quantity ol
hail fell over a lalge area o.! country and
did great damage to crops and windo"
glsss. A water spout broke In little
valley in Barry county, which is situat-
ed near the town of Seven Star Spring,
aud before the people could reach the
surrounding hills, torrent OF wahr
rushed down upon them, taking with it
houses, tents, household gods and ami.
mails belonging to those living at
Martha Springs. A woman aud hV+
small children AMI man and two W =
men aud two children were swept away
by the Hood, but fortunately they al
lodged in the bushes and were rescued
some hours after.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-13
The New York Brewers.

New YoRK, June 1.-The Tritun'
SAYS: At the brewers meeting to day,
paper signed by the workmen OF q
brewery in Brooklyn WAS read, IN which
it was stated that they had decided on
Withdrawing from the Brewers Union,
because they had only gone on strike
on the false statements OF their leaders,
aud to their best knowledge the whole
movement had emana.ed from, and bad
been iostered by. some socislistic agita-
tori, who were paid fifteen dollars day
by that party u "work up strike; 1t
Was denied that any serious apPtehen-
sions were felt az 10 the boycotting be-
gan by seme retail liquor dealers, o.
none Of these viii be furnished with
beer By another brewer. and none will
be sent them from other cities as soon
as the brewery proprietors OF those
cities are informed OF the state OF Affairs
here, All reasonable requests. Il vas
said, had been and would be granted.
but no interference in the business of
their affairs would be allowed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-13
Mail Hobber Arrested.

LITTLE Rock, Juae ll.--rhe Ga5sites
Nerrill,on, Arkansas, special Gays: Post
master Jones, Of Center Ridge. arrived
here to day, having in charge Wm. Bur
trum. who robbed the mail bags between
Evening Saade aud lacrosse, Sharpe
county, January 26th. 1881. IL seems
that Burtrum was employed as mail
rider between those points on January
22.l On the 26th OF the sama month he
rified the sa Ks and l-fI his route. Jones
has been trailing him for three months.
Burtrum will be held here until ne can
be turned over to the proper authorities
There Is nothing new from the Ferry
county troubles 10 day. Gen. Newton
and staff left this morning to make q
thorough Investigation OF the origin oil
the troubles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-13
WASHINGTON.
THURMAN NOT A CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR OF OHIO.
Campbell and the Berlin Mission -Pitney
Refuses to Testify-wsst Virginia
Postmasteis-The New York
colIectorship.
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
ARcHIE,s AMBITION.

The Germans Of Wheeling In Arms
Against His Appointmsnt
WAsHIsoroS, June 1.-THE cores
pondent OF the Enquirer sends the fol.
lowing to that paper: The fact that Mr..
A. w. Campbell has retired from the
editorship Of the Wheeling Intelligencer.
. position he has held for many years,
has given rise TO the belief that he 10 to
be appointed Minister to Berlin. For
this place Mr.. Campbell, It is known. il
an applicant. It was only q few days
ago q delegation Of prominent resi-
dents OF West Virginia waited upon the
President urging CAmpbelrs appoint
ment. Apropos TO the subject, the
Germans of Wheeling are up in Arms
over the anticipation Of Csmpbell's ap-
pointment The Washington Seniinei
to-day prints q long article signed
"Many Republicans" dated Wheeling.
June 9th. 1t goes on TO charge that
Mr.. Campbell has OF late done more
injury to the Republican party than
any man in West Virginia. Once IL
struck his mind that as q statesman (f)
he ought 10 do something " make
reputation. When the last temperance
movement was in vogue, when few
fanatics besieged our legislators TO pass
a prohibitory amendment, Mr.. Camp.
bell thought his time had come to ..
Surround Himself With the Halo OF
Greatness,
but which terminated to his great
sorrow, in the disclosure OF his short
sighted bitterness. His articles were,
however, possessed of very few logical
points, and mostly stamped 10 be moth.
ing but pure fabrications. Among other
things, his paper averred that the petit
tions Of the Prohibitionists bore the sig
natures OF thirty thousand people, while
il was clearly shown by the Senator'S
that the number was little in excess Oi
seven thousand, made up Of many iicti.
tious names. little children's and ser
wants. Mr.. Campbell's endeavors were
not crowned with success, as the
amendment was inaloriOus'y defeated.
A great many Republicans were by his
course
Compelled to Desert the Ranks Of the
Party,
and, in consequences, ceased to be sub
scribers OF the Iatsiii9encer. Nobody
could have reprimanded Mr.. Campbell
il his action had been based upon pure
conviction. Still, knowing him to i'm.
bibe OF liquor and advocating teetotal
abstinence. thereby entering the sphere
OF hypocrite. the people had right
to disclaim any leadership OF A. W.
Csmpbell's.