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Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
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When winter is passing into summer, and summer into winter again, your health should be especially looked to. The humors which have accumulated in your blood should be cleansed away and your system toned up to guard against bilious fever, or other sick ness peculiar to the change of season. Dr. David Kennedy's ssFavorite Remedy" will do this for you. Get a bottle now and begin using it at once. A long fit of sickness and long doctors bill may be the penalty of neglect. If your druggist hasn't it write to the doctor at Rondout, N. '. Price $l.O0.
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
Professor Burger

MedlcaI Dept. Un1Vers1ty or M1cRlgan.
 Cures Piles, Salt Rheum, Catarrh, Painful MonthIies Leucorrhoea, Varicose Veins, Neuralgia. Sold in fifty cenfs and dollar. sizes. iy26 3teod1tw.r
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30
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New Haven and Northampton

New Haven and Northampton
 THROUGH THE hoOsAC TUNNEL.
 aIly Trains fH S9
 Leave
 N SS.5 s.1.n THO lsss ssS lss sss m s1S sIS m F2sisSis R:.sSsls sss 4sss 1s:ss sss s sss sss Norshs@ptn araas 1o:os s ia5s sas sss Ar N,AdAm' '2;O' eo1Na s3s so1rH. U 10;s0 Lv. N. Adams, $40 .: m ll:55 a. ID. APO p. m. Esstes%PR Ns.5s1a sss sss }lsl 5s sss m sss sss
 PaiRyiIIs .n ssa s:sa l9ss 1ss m s1s sss
 Time given in this table for New York and New Haven is New York time-an other stations Boston time is given. which is 10 minutes faster
 Arrive at New York 11:5s a m.. 42a P. m, $40 p.
 Train leaving New Haven at 1o:a5, a. m. reaches
 Train leaving North Adams at 11:55 a. m. leaves Saratoga at s09 m and reaches New Haven at 4:o2
 The Shortest Route tn Sarstoga-The Lowest Fares, All trains connect at Pennington with trains on CollinsviIie Branch at Westfeld, to and from Hol- hamsburgh.
 Ask for small Time Tables at stations on the line. EDw. A. RAY. Gen. Ticket Agent. New Haven August sth. 1881. aus
 New York, New Haven & Hart ford RR.
 Trains leave New Haven as follows: FOR NEW YORK-S:55 AIS. 4:2s, 625, 63o s:05, g35 s25, 1l.4O Washington Exp.) p. m. Way traini stopping at all stations, s;So B. m, l2oS, 6;42 P m Sundays S:55, AIS un., SIS, l1:4o tWashing
 FOR a BOSTON Y VIA SPRINGFIELD, 12,Ss, s:15. 1ost a. m., 121 3:I5, 6:11 p. Sundays 125S a m via Hartford and the N. Y: & N. E. RR- 2:45 g. m GAS D. ID. Sundays 245 g. m, via New London Providence 1245, sos, 1040 a. m 3:12, AIS tNew port Specia1) D. m. Sundays 12:45 m. FOR SPRINGFIELD Gc., 12:15. l25s. 2:45 to Hart ford), 4:45 (from Belle Dock, except Mondaysl 10:30 q n., 12:4S [white Mountain SpeciaD, 1:2l 611, GAS Cto Hartford) S:10 P. m. Way Traini stopping at all stations S:l5, 10:4O co Meriden n., SIS, 5:35 {to HartfordD p. m. Sundays 12:58 z:45 (from Belle Dock) a. The 10:30 6. rn- and 12:48, 1:21, 3:15 and 611 p. trains connect si Springfield with the Conn. River RR. for the North.
 FOR NEW LONDON &c., 1245, s:Os 104O a. rn., s:12 4:1S 8:30 D. m- Way Trains stopping at all sta tions 4:S0 [to Conn. River), eos p. m. Sundays 12:45 \ ivIh REED. ?, Pres't.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

superior Court-CIvn side-JudGe snn-
 ford.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

DRUGGISTS SELL IT. Laboratory 77 w. 3rd Street, N. Y. City.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-30

This court came in yesterday morning at
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

The protrsctsd meeting al the Union
N. Z. church abates none of its inter.
est but rather appears to be gathering
for2e. The church was crowded yes
terdsy to OVERLOOKING both morning and
night, many gsinG away unabls to OBJ.
tain admission. Eisyen persons Joined
church on probation, many OF then
heads Of families. Nearly 70 sonver-
sious have taken place since the com
mensenent Of the meeting. The ser
vices will b. continued every evening
this week except Saturday evening.
The pastor, Mr.. Stsngle, will be absent
during Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, but able ministers frem other ap.
po!ptments will be present to carry on
the work.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
SECOND EDITION.


The Bo ard of Education will meet to
night.
Presiding Elisr Estlack has request
ed Rev. J. N. Williams, of the Wesley
an Female College, to take charge @
Clsymont Church, NADIA vacant by the
death Of + - = Z. Plummer.
The Rev. 1. N. Haldeman, of Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, was tot
anwell 70 preach yesterday, and there
Was no service At his church, the eI
psoted supply not arriving.
A. D. Warner aud George w. Stone
left this city this morning early foi
Washington. At 10 O'Clock they hold
conference with the officials of the De.
partmsnt Of Agriculture and the House
Committee Oh Agriculture, with view
to having premiums offered By the Gov
eminent for excellence in the cultiVa'
ton Of beet sugar.
A FIRE, supposed to be the work OF an
incendiary, was discovered in Louis
Raymond's liquor Saloon, No, CTS
Shipley street, last night. The dAn.
age was slight.
Life is full of sOrrows and disappoipt-
ments, but the most sanguiue hopes Of
those who try Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup
are always realized. 1t never disap-
points. Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Without an explanation .hs publ,
might be led 20 think from an tdi.
torial in the RRPUBLICAH Oh SATURDAY
that Doctors Ogls and Springer The
Aims house physicians, dif not do their
duty. Nothing OF ;he kind was thought
OF or intended by the RERCAIcAE, asa
general sense view was taken Of the
subject. The small Fox hospital Of
this city is light, airy and well VENT
lated and well provided for the accom-.
mediation and skillful nursing Of ps
tient5, and the doctors having chan,
OF 1t are skillfnl and devoted to thsi,
duties
DR.. Ogle informs rs that there Aau
only been eight patients in the hospiM
from this city since the present small
pox scare commenced, aud only tao d
them proved fatal. OEe OF these VA
all cid man over so years OF aga and tM
other was that OF child tina! VIZ
nearly dead of it before she was taken
to the hospital.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

The Enow storm Of Friday and satur.
day in the West and Northwest was th q
worst of the season, aud II has been fol
lowed by cold weather. In Kansas, Wis
Ccnsin, Iowa, Minnesota, and Michigan
there has been complete blocksge on
most OF the railroads. On the Sioux City
Railroad, in Minnesota, the suow ia four
feet on level, with drifts higher than
the telegraph poles. A train at Noun.
tain Lake has been hloskad for ten
days. Council Bluffs, Iowa, is complete
ly isolated except for telegraphic com.
nunicstiop, frcm the outer world, no
trains having left or arrived there since
Friday night. The supply Of coal in
the retSil yards OF the oity is reported
to be exhausted. A similar report Of
q lack oil iHel comes from Lawrence,
Kansas.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
FOURTH EnlTIGA


Frank 4, Smith, $40 Market street,
has, II not the handsomest, at least
amongst the handsomest cigar stores In
the city. He has recently removed to
II and is determined TO spare no time
nor expense In making his customers
happy and comfortable Rcsia b Bro.
have Just pspersd II With their pref
test gilt paper; Mr.. II. II. Henning has
put q handsome ash petition across the
room, finished in panels With walnut
moulding and Csrdwell 4 Wall have
finished it of in the highest style Of
the painting art. The Senate chamber
Is fitted up with every modern COR
venienee. Last, though not least by
any means, the store has an accomms.
dating and fentlemAniy owner, whe
knows how TO ran first class cigar
store and knows how to please his ems
TONER'S. II those who love 10 Whit
away few moments in a friendly
'msks are not happy it Is not Mr..
Smiths fault.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
~
0nAEesS,

In the U, s. 3 nste, o. Sa uriey, the
credentials of Thomas c. p.att, Senator
elect from New York TO succeed MIR.
Herman, were presented. The Senate
joint resolution inviting foreign nations
to participate in the New York Worlds
Far" Of 1853. The Appropriation bill
was considered, pending which the
Senate adjourned.
In the mouse, the whole matter Of
the TehuantepsG Ship Railroad ques-
ton after debate, was laid on the table
by an almost unanimous vote. The
bill Tor regulating the importation OF
raw materials for the construction or
repairing of vessels engaged in foreign
trade, was passed. The Jeanette
Search appropriation bill was reported
and referred to the Committee Of the
Whole. The River and Han Dor bill was
resumed and al Ter finishing three out
of It's forty pages, the House adjourned.
The Select Committee of the Senate
on the law relating to Presidential Eteo-
tons and the Electoral Count met on
Saturday, but, in view Of the near ter
minstion Of the session, indefinitely
postponed all the pending measures on
those subjects
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
FFTH E0lrION


Adam Grubb, an old Ana
citizen, engaged for a Ion, ''',pe'ted
nefSha ndi1ing, died thi, uosr; nme II
suddenly at his residences, To-. svsfy
ket street, in the 62d y,ar =, o Mar.
H Mr., Srgoe was born in Brsud I 49,,
Hundred and commenced the o; ysn'
business In what was then grocery
village, before he had sttsipsS Ihy"ln'
jorisy. he afterwards formal y. ma
partnership with his half brotb., ~
rainier, which continued several r s.aa
until Mr.. Palmer drew ont ana a. yein,
in tie business for himself N, InAttd
subsequently, admitted his ,on u uA
r., into partnership and n. srn ne1F
since been Adam Grub h s.n ~ ~
trubb has never to our kuswlaS,.A
any public Office, he pretsrrlpv - nsa
business life. He vas alysS, qost
for honest dealing and hi, cS,, .O.a
was beyond reproaoh. He b,S S'S'Af
complaining for a month or ga n.,. Osen
nothing serious was anticipated 't T gu'
morning about . O'Clock will I'M. ias
in his parlor he began TO waaksn Aug avg
denly, and Dr.. shor.lldce haiUn 'a,
for Immediately arrived, bat In .D;, sD,
all that could be done h. shor,i p,~U
piret. The deceased leaves . vis ~.
and four ehildren-two sons md T'I'F
daughters. Henry the sl3sst NV "o
married and is a member of tbs Nv P' .
Of Education, and a daughter /, u'
ned to Ltndl'y c. Kent, Ills ram.i", '
will he Inferred in the Wllm,ngroa
BFsndyWine cemetery on Tbpr,I,.
next, to meet at the house A. ,Isr.!
o'clock. N''"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

YAs Ladies Auxiliary Corps OF Du-
Pont Post Il. A Z. met IN the room OF
the Post in the NsClary building, on
Saturday evening, and made most Of
their arrangements for the reception Of
Scott Post, No. ia, Of Philadslphis, on
Thursday evening next. BetSe cen SO
and 60 visitors are expected. The
members of the Post presented the
Ladies Auxiliary Corps with a vote Of
thanks in recognition of their services
at the recent visit Of Gss. Town Post, o
couple of weeks ago. The ladies will
have another meeting to morrow even.
lug to sompletetheir arrangements for q
supper for the visitors in tie Hall over
Crosby x Hills store.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Barney Rossnblatts' customers have
gone to balloti0g on the perplexiug
railroad question. A poll was opened
in his barber shop on Saturday with
the following Iesult
For the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company, IS votes, and % sSainst the
same.
For the old time Jersey Sharp two
penny stage coaches 5.
That railroads are nuisance 10 any
State.
That "if were Legislative man |
would come home ia new ulster" .
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
AmuSenent Noucoa,

The following amuseusu,s vii, /,
given at The Opera House "
Tomorrow night" The Tarrf,,, -
Thursday evening-Mas.s. B-pb,n
the boy pianist,
On Monday evening OF sax, vs.L
Hazel Kirke will be presg.,gl bs,.
The New York Graphic say
"The critics are often the mo,, MI,
taken Of men. When Has KI,ke ""
first produced at the Madison sor,r.
Theatre 1t was generally pronounced
poor kind Of old fashioned theatrical
patchwork destined sool 10 run i,
course. Yet it SO contrivri 10 hit IN.
feeling that in spi,a Of m.
critics and the weather it il nov nsa,.
ing its three hundretk Performance
There is much tender feeling psthete
situation, and strong contrast in tn,
drama. People 90 there TO cry over
poor Hszel's woes, and they cry to Ibsi,
hearts content. The Performance ha,
attained complete finish sDd smooth.
ness. There is not liup Or halt
throughout"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

A telegram from Panama reports that
on tie morning of the Slst ult., at the
Rsbrlin, while the chsIp gang were
sSeeIiny the streets, q dispute arose
between one Of thu guards, soldier
OF the Fourteenth Battalion, and a
woman, which continued until the
soldier shot her dead. He also shot
two Other women, one Of whom has
since died. No one attempted to inter.
ere, and the soldier escaped, but a
guard was afterwards sent in pursuit,
With orders TO take him dead or alive.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
THIRD EDITION.
AN EHE OPRhA nUUsE.
lynepsis OF New. j. ID. Parmal ce'a
MA~anwA YAaanwAn- q Ran.unnA

| synopsis Of New. j. ID. Parmalce'i
Lecture Yesterday AfseF~OOn.
Rev. J. B. Psrmalee, of the New
Jerusalem sdsnborgian church, lee
! sured in the Opera Houss, yesterday
afternoon, to an audience numbering
about 500 persons. The speaker SAID
that be was not an enemy TO lngsrsoll
since God was no mans enemy, and II
became follower Of Gods TO be Of the
Masters spirit. He said that there
were many varieties Of blssphemy, and
much that is blasphemous is heard IN
high places. The doctrine of the Trim
ity he defined as blasphemy, since it
makes God an sbsurdity, Citing
Him with contrary attributes. He de.
fined blasphemy against the Holy
Ghost IS consisting in The exclusion Of
works of charity from the means Of
grace, aud substituting faith alone. He
claimed that every christian creed may
be established by the letter OF the
word, even the terrible things in Cal
vaniSm. The letter Of the word, said
he, is like the sword before the gates
Of Paradise, eating diverse ways, and
keeping all from directly approaching
the tree of life. By these many faiths.
more or less impure, God holds men
within reach, until they become wise
enough to see the truth and accept o
pure faith.
Referring 10 lnCersoll's visit to this
city he compared the tlutter of the or-
lhodox clergyman to the clamor at
Salooiss when Pail aud Sils3 came 10
that city. Ingers0ll had right to ask
three questions, "Way believe in a
personal 600 ?" "Why behave in the
inspiration Of the Scriptures ?" "Wby
believe III the Christian religion ~
Men who see no God in this world
will see none in the next. With the !
capital accumulated hare, we enter
upon eternity. Death does net change |
lis not our saviour. All lite is i'm |
from God, and 10 destroy |
life is to destroy God. Life Is motion.
is death. Religious life is
notion, Goiwsrd, heavenward. IRE
igiCus life is motion, seifwa1i, hell
ward.
To prove the existence Of a God Mr..
'armales used an illust altos. When
man plans house and has it built
re say he builds it. The house did
lot build John, nor build itself; but
odn just thought it cut in HIS own
mind and had IT built. So of the uni
'er5e. Mind ia the parent Of matter,
nd Gods mind the parent OF the uni
erse. The finite mind cannot grasp
he idea Of God, We should be God (
urselves.
The speaker illustrated Gods omni-
resence hy the sunlight, He answer.
the question "Whst must We do to |
9 ssvedY" by saying that one must {
.a3e to do evil and begin TO do good,
skiing help Of Gcd. This imitation of i
brist is the higher form CT belief on &
lsist. This is the Csving faith that :
orks by love, and purife3 the heart. c
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
RmE ,cated By Coal Gas.

A steam pipe on tbs Steamer City Of
Stockton exploded uear stockton, Cali.
fornia, on Thursday light, badly scsld-
ing several person. 8, one of whom Is in
critical condition. Patrick Lesry
and his wife Honora were found dead
in their house at Buffalo, New York, on
Saturday morning, having been sutfo.
Gated by coal gas. They had been
dad for aevsrGl dass
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

John Douglass and Charles Garrett
we're arraigned before the Mayor this
morning on the charge of vaErancy.
The former was sentenced to IS and
the latter to 80 days imprisonment in
the county jail.
Patrick McKelvin, yesterday morn
ing, was fined So and costs for assault.
ing Ambrose Callahan. and Isaac Mich
olson was fined 81 and costs for being
drunk and dlsOrderly.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
DEATHS,

MOORE-Oa February 18th. George p
Moore, in the 18Th year of hi age.
Friends OF tie family are invited to attent
the funeral on Tuesday, a. 2 81 p. m, iron
the residence OF his brother in-law, JnO. +
Mclaughlin, Delaware avenus and ScstI Il
OLAYTON.-O the llth inst, Frank u
Clayton, In the Goth year Of age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully inVitel to attend the ian6ra
iTom the residence Of his uncle, Des
PLANE Mcdaniel. No. IVA Walnut street
Philadelphia, on tuesday morning, the 18Th
inst, at 10 O'Clock, to proceed to Wilmington
by the II A. train Tor intsrmeut IN the WI
min0ton and Bfandywine Cemetery.
NcMAHON.-Or the l5th instant. Thomas.
son OF James and Alice McAah N, aged
Is months and dAFs.
The relatives and friends OF Instantly are
invited to attend tae funeral from the res.
tdenca this parents, on RLvervlew iarp. IN
new Castle Id, on TueSd8T afternoon, ut
one O'Clock. Lntermsus ~ the New Castle
nametery,
SUTTON On TIE 18th last, william Sui
ton, aged years.
Relatives and fdt ndS c! tho ian tly are We.
specially invited 10 attend the lugeral, iroGl
the residence OF his parents, WiIism and
Alwilda Sutton, New castle fveDne on
Tuesday theIsth inst. at O'clock p. M, 90
proceed to EeF Castle.
GRUBB-On I'd month, IIth, Adam Grub,
in the ed year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral, to leave his
late residence, No 1915 NarketsSt 9th rard, |
on 9th day I'd month, l-rh at II q. N. Inter
ment at Wilmington and BrandyWins cen. |
etery.
WIGGLFSWORTH On the l4th instant, |
OF Pneumonia, Florre p, only dauther Of |
Geo. W. and Lizzie WigglesW0rth. aged
3years, 4 months and days.
The relatives and lends Of the 'amily are |
respectfully invited 10 attend the iunersl from |
the residence OF Der parents, No. EOS French |
ST., on Thursday ATE noon, at O'Clock To !
proceed to Wilmington and braudywipe |
Cemetery.
We do not mourn or wish her back
Only waIcS Tor the tiny hand
Lonely waiting t. beokon Us over,
To home in that happy land.
Then let her be aiding one more link,
20 the chain which may bind us to heaven, |
Who knows but that was her mission to earth
In the very short lie sho was givea.
J ENKINS.-0n Monday, February l4th. |
Ohristtans, wife Of William h. jenkins, OF |
New YORK. and daughter OF Dr. JOHN |
Cameron, OF this city, aged 3 years.
BALDWIN On tina 18th inst, George A. |
Baldwin, IN the 37tl year Of his age
The relatives anu friends Of the family, al. |
so members OF Good Fellows and Bayard lie. |
Cion, are respectfully invited Il attend the |
funeral from his lat3 residence :. East cor |
ner of 9th and fOglar Sta, on Wednesday |
afternoon. Service at the house at O'Clock. |
1nterment at RiVerView Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Yesterday morning, Rev.K. McKs5vsr,
the new pastor o; the Bethany BsPtia
church, preached his dTs. ssruon SHs
he has been installed pas or 0! tho
charge. His text WAS The words
FINALLY brethern pray fr US tina! the
word ofGsd may run and he glsrifsi"
AIR. McKssyer Was born near Hennsit
Square and after living in this city Ia
many years removed TO H0oi3tOEn,
Il. J where he has resided until th'
present time.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Francis Vincent is ruipsv0r1E 70
secure a pension for the widow aES'
NJ. Justison, who recently did, The
deceased fought with the Fls' peIa'
ware Regiment fifteen years $50 N"'
contracting a disease, he wa5 di'cAsIS'
ed. Should the pension BE- grsn'sso,
N. Vincent will eudesvor 70 secure II
years back money also.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
4 GreeIey w edds1 *

The Greeley Colorado InUa,
contains an account of the Seddils"
Wiz field S. Fullerton to Miss mar .
Mepker, both OF the town o. Ufg T' v,,
MIR. Fullerton is a brother OF MI hS T,i.
Fullerton, OF the firm Of TsY .of -"
lertop, of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. ia IRE broke
out this morningin the paper stock ware
house of Michael T. HOrntrt& Co., corn
or of Chew and Bnson streets. The place
vas entirely destroyed, together with
the warehouse adjoining, owned and
occupied by the same frm The damage
TO ths buildings is estimated 50 zoe, and
to the stock $40, 600, upon which there
is al insurance of $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
Interesting Tnnn,sa.

Rev. Peyton G. Bowman, OF o3atl
CsrOlins, preached in the Hon'eAo.a
Of Faith church yesterday to large ''h,
gregstions. The reverend gentleman
in the morning based his remarks Va
the first psalm. Ths evening SuVIS'
"Ths Punishment of the Wicked s u'
considered in a logical and FeA'on'O"
manner
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

The Del~N". LLtS accident.
DR.. L. s. Dunlap, Of Delaware City,
writes to the REPUBLICAN, TO state that
he was not present when u. B. Troup's
broken leg was set at Delaware City
last Friday. Drs. BeIlville and Mitch.
I'll reduced the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
As VaIanrauDSs Day

The local mails to-day are cto .'us,
with missives usual on St. ValSn'i aid
day. One Of the letter carriers IU
that the mail on this parhcus"' nd
was heavier this year than 10
ever known II before.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
A nf, orderly MOuSs'

Persons living in the sOush@e''i% IN.
portion of the city complain Oh 'is II
orderly house on the essterly tiIS On.
Madison street between Front su uiin,
oud. Tie people visiting the Su'''D'
are very disorderly on Sunday
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Take your old pictures to 302 Market
street and have them copied. You can
have them copied to any size and war
ranted at very low prices. satterley 4
Sawyer.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
MnuaA IN IhIA GiIy.

Merritt II. Paxson from PsnS""
Hundred, and late candidate iOt w ",
Repu blioan nomination tcE shela !"
New Castle county, has lessed bis IA. D,
and removed to 1922 Washington S"I WV
this city, which he intends 70 Lila"
his future home.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
co,.m.ncst WupninE.

Bush 4 Sons line Of barges 70 o. a AZ
adel phia commenced running ' ~ or
This will be good news to mSny n 40,
business men and Is . hsrbingei"
preaching spring.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Work ia very plentiful AT the Lob
dell Car Wheel Compsny's Works. A
large number OF persons are employed.
The works are running day and night
just now.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
BOOKS - Auction,

A large sale OF BOOKS will take place
at Ogle's auction rooms, S07 Market
street, this evening at 7 80 o'clock, and
will continue every evening this week
This will afford sn excellent opportu,
nifty to get good and cheap books.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
A Break Down,

This morning while being driven
eut Delaware Avenue, one of Joseph
Seals furniture wagons had a wheel
broken off, the spiudle of the axle tree
giving away.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
Lost.

A fur glove was lost on King street
this morning. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded on leaving same at this
Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Be wise In time and procure DR..
Balls Cough Syrup, which always
surss coughs and colds, aud prevents
oonsum ption. Price Csc. bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Boyd's Battery, for wearing, a.. as0s and
the neck in cases Of rheumssls,m Inn. IN
n suraleia, sold by Taylor Il saiis'"''
Druggists, 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Go to Smelts < Co., Ne. Il Z. Fourth
street, for produces of all kino3. PotA-
tees and apples a speciality,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

Thomas & Don, o. Philadelphia, will
sell 81 1000 worth Of Delaware State
bonds at auction tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
N Office.

A regular meeting of the Liquor
Dealers Association will be held at
the Herdman Building Oh tomorrow
Tuesday, afternoon at two O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-14
MARRIAGE S

ON 'Oh instant, By
Rev Jno. Fame, Mr.. James =. street,
to Miss Anuie M. Cornog, all OF Newark,
Del.