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Last Nights Police Court.

The Mayor, last evening fined Dennis
Kane 81 and cost for allowing goats to
run at large over Eleventh street bridge.
The goats in question had entered W.
H. Patterson'S garden and ruined it.
One case of drunkenness was also dis
posed of.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Liquid or Dry.

Some peoI le prefer to purchase medi-
cines in the dry state so that they can
see for themselves that they are purely
vegetable.
Some have not the time or the desire
to prepare the medicine, and wish it al
ready to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors of Kidney Wort now offer that
well known remedy in both liquid and
dry form.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Tine weather.

War Duartwent, Office of the Chief
,irnoi Oftger, Washington, June 10
IA. NJ, rou.bo Midd,.
Atlantic States, colder, fair weather;
nor,hwostcr ) wlIds and higher baro-
meter
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.,,tcofthe thermometer

.. na REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
tli, morning 20 a,,,,o,,
7o'rjorS. ]" o GIoch - zoo q S'''N'
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DiAincfafeufS 7

Carbolic Acid, Chloride Lime ard nu-
uerOus others, are the safest in prevent
Dc gcontagiouS diseases; always on hand.
Y est End Pharmacy, 7th and Jefferson
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Tho willard Climb.

The Chorus of the Millard club will
take vacation from the last Tuesday
in June until the first Tuesday in Sep
tember.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

StHkRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
= Levari Facias. 10 me directed, will be
exposed to Public Sale. at the hotel kept by
James A. Wilson. in the town Of Newark, in
White Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle
county Del on
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
TUESDAY, the 5th day of JULY, 1851,
at . O'Clock. y. m.,

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot and piece of land situated
in the town ot Newark, New Castle county
and State Of Delaware. and more particularly
marked and bounded as follows, to wit Be
ginning for the same az a stone o corner for
lands formerly of William MCBeath and run
ming thence by land OF Andrew Donnell new
line for this lot and small lot sold of the orig
nal lot in the direction Of main street of New
ark 2j4 feet, thence along the south side OF
said street u westerly course "a feet to stake,
now the sign post thence along the east side
OF DEPOT street a southerly course 225 feet to a
stone a corner for McBeath thence along his
line an castery course to the first stone the
place Of beginning he the contents more or
less on which is erected ID brick hotel and
UuthuildingS.
Seized and taken in execution as the props
erty Of Frank Griffith and LizzteG.-4irfifitb,
| his wife and t. t.. and to br sSrd by
PHILIP II. CLARK. Sheriff
SHEEIFFs CFFlCE, Wilmington, Del, June
| llih. 1SSl Iel6
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LtHERIFI''S = ALE.-HV virtue Of Il writ Of
y LcvGrj FaciaS u me directed, will be eX-
posed to Public sale. at the hotel kept by
William b. Culrender. in the village of
Chrlstiana. in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle county, Del, ON
TUESDAY. the jth day Gully, 1881,
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The following described Real Estat,

The following described Real Estate, VIZ
All that certain tract. piece or parcel of land
situate in White Clay Creek Hd, New Castle
CO.. Del. bounded and described as follows, to
wit on the north by lands Of the late Wal
ter +. Southgate, On the west by land of the
Int William Couper, deceased, and John
Miller. on the south by a road commonly
ca led Read road and the lands Of John
Montgomery deceased, and James Cam, de-
ceased, On the east by the Turnpike leading
from Christlana to Stanton. containing %
acres Of land more or less, with Two storied
frame house and other buildings thereon
erected Book O, Vol. II. page 45e etc
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
crty of John :. Traphagah. deceased, Emma
>. rraphagan as surviving m9rtgagor ana as
administrators Of John 5. Traphagan, de-
ceased mortgagorl and t. t.. and to be sold by
PaILIP K. CLARK. Sheriff,
SHEMFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Del. June
llth, 1881. Ielo
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ICeC Cream.

Charles Hy.e IS prepared to furnish
.be finest iJcc7ram of all havors, to all
who may cal either by wholesale or re-
.aii, at the Northeast corner of Sixth
and Orange .;reets, or at his stall, cor
ner OF SecolD ard Market streets. Pay
lies and families supplied at short no.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

New" He deprecated the utter inferi-
ority of modern music compared with
that of old times in Europe. This age
had no composers to compare with
Haydn, Handel and Beethoven, and their
grand old music is dying out in the
popular heart. Now instead of this,
light, trivial modern airs attract atten-
tion, and at concert send the people
wild, when a meritorious selection will
scarcely get any applause. He was in
favor OF more care ard of the establish
ment ofan institution to cultivate higher
taste.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
ETRh, Fish,!

Powell 4 Hro. nave on their stalls, in
Third stree, market,a a supply of lobster
aa,ld0ck, founders, haliDut, moon fish,
sea bass, uackorel, butter fish, trout,
suappers ami a few shad, being about
,Ln lusr If thf SeasOn.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

SuERIFFs UFFlcE. Wilmington. Del, June
lllh. 1SSi. Iel6
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ID. w. RODRICK, Agent,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I
MARrINsBURG, w. VA, Mar. /, 1881. !
To the Creditors of the Estate of Daniel
Wright, decd, and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that from afii-
davits filed in the case of Daniel Wright 8
Executors, &c, vs.. Henry Johnson ct al
and exceptions filed and sustained by the
Circuit Court to report, made and filed
in said cause October Is, 1879, have APP
pointed MONDAY, MARCH %, 1881,
next, at my office, for taking testimony in
proof of debts or demands audited by re-
port filed October l5, 1879, against the
estate of Daniel Wight, decd, required
to be taken by decree of the Circuit Court,
pronounced on the 4th day Of February,
1881, at which time and place you are
required to attend.
Given under my hand az Commissioner
of accounts of the Circuit Court of Berke-
ley county, the day and year first afore,
said. J. L. PICKING,
jans-5t. Commissioner.
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Women and Fashions.

II is propesied that profusion
of flowers will appear upon the
summer pokes.
No ca -hunc'es in you bugs and
h1es &, presvnt, n yOu Know what )
what, but turquoises instead.
Some of the cascades which wv
add q new charm to beauty's
throat are made of painted silk
sgauZe.
What is the use of giving five
dollars for q towel, wheu one at
fifty cents will wipe your hands
Just as clean?
The orange blossom, seems to be
getting out of favor with brides,
and has been replaced of late by
white roses an0 jasmine.
Brides are not provided with
such large outfit of table linen
as ia years gone by, because the
styles in linen change 80 often.
1fyour neighbor dinner v ears
heavy silk trimmed with Grape,
eat she never so heartily. you may
be sure she is ia mourning
Well meaning wOmea, but who
know less ubout the mode than
they think they know, wear Bern
tlardt gloves outside of their
sleeves.
The bunch of Strawberries or
cluster Of mandarin. oranges, sub
stituted by some for the flowers
at the belt, is novelty NOT to be
encouraged.
There is no more canonical
badge of widowhood than the
cap, which is now made in three
cornered shape, unless the wearer
owns up to being old.
Why French girls, when they go
skating, like, TO wear a coat
which bears the blood thirsty
name of Robespierre is something
we are unable to explain.
The obelisx has blossomed in an
unexpected direction, appearing
in The form Of candles set in q fiat
plate, which replace the ordinary
candle in a candlestick.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.


Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on
The 7th day of March, 1881
William F. Geyer,
vs{ In Chancery.
-. g. MeKaine.
The object of this suit is to obtain de-
cree against the defendant for $24 with
interest thereon from the 10th day of Oc-
toner, 1873, with costs of suit, and to at
sschu the real estate of the defendant situ-
ssein said county, and subject the same to
the paym thereof, being tract of 10
ora acres in Mill Greek District, adjoin-
ing Williams heirs, P G Welch and VIM
Lewis, and described in deed from Payne
anu wife to defendant, recorded in Deed
Back No. "A, pages 3645 in land records
UfsBaid county.
sAnd it appearing on affidavit fled In
This suit, that the said defendant, ]. G..
McKaine is not resident OF this State, he is
hereby required to appear at the said
Clerks Office On the 4th day of April,
1881, (the same being the next rule day.
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
HkLDEMAN, ISCLEs AND FLcE, Atty for
HrFs. marchl2,5t
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Good New Frame House

Stabliug, &C., excellent young apple and
peach orchards, good fences and good
water, near to churches, schools and
stores, and is very desirable for home
Also, about I ACRES, 3 ROODS and
20 POLES, of first class TIMBERED
LIMESTONE LAND. situate in Berkeley
county, known as LOT l3 in the division
of the 'Leymaster Lands" Purchasers
of these farms will receive two-ffths, (2.5)
the landlords share of the growing crops
and permission to enter upon the farms to
put in fall crops, and do such work as
may be necessary, the present occupants,
having permission to retain the dwellings
with tenants privileges until the frst of
April, 1882,
TERMS OF SALE.-LOT Is one-half
cash in hand, remainder in one year.
The Two Large Farms-One-fo fourth az
cash in hand, remainder in three (3) eqnal
annual payments, deferred payments to
be secured by purchasers bonds, with per-
sonal security, or the bonds without per-
sonal security, withholding the title until
the second payment is made, and a lien
reserved on the premises sold, and all de-
ferred payments 10 bear interest from day
OF sale.
J. s. 1ALDEAAN,
e. BOYD FAULKNER,
febl2.ts Special Commissioners.
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NEW ADVERT ENTS.
GTATEOF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the
Z tn day of March, 1881:
Theodore K. Miller, Daniel Miller, Robert
C.. Davidson and Frank Supplee,
psrtners doing business under the firm
name and style of Daniel Miller j. Co
Plaintifs-ln Chancery,
VS..
John W. Sprin kle-Defendan
The object of this suit is to obtain a de-
cree against the defendant for $499 I6,
with interest from January 10th, 1881,
and costs of suit, and TO attach and sub
ject to the payment thereof, any property
of the defendant within the said county.
And it appearing on affidavit Gled in
this suit that the said defendant, John w
Sprinkle, is not resident of this State he
isqlereby required to appear at the said
Clerks office on the 4th day of April
1881, (the same being the next rule day
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter.
S. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
pUC1wALL, Atty for Pr ifs.
March y, l8sl-5t)
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On Tuesday, May 3rd, 1881,


LARGE BRICK BARN, good Frame
Tenant House and Stabling, out houses,
good fences, two orchards, excellent dairy,
nevsr-failing water and many other ad.
vantages which must be seen TO be appre-
ciated, Also.
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of land, part slate and part excellent bot
tom land, lying about IL miles South
of Bedington, and about | mile East of
Berkeley Station on the NJ. and P. Rail-
road, adjoining lands of Frank Bowers,
Jacob Miller and others, being part of the
Col. Myers farm, about Is acres thereof
being Timber Land, improved by Two
Story LOG HOUSE, a Tenant House,
Stabling, Outhouses, &C., an excellent
we'll of never-failing water in the yard, a
large and excellent ORCHARD of choice
varieties of fruit trees, consisting of about
1900 Peach Trees, soc of which have been
bearing for about three years, the remain.
ing 700 peach trees and about 500 apple
trees, just coming into bearing; also,
about 49, stalks of excellent grapes in full
bearing, besides cherries and other small
fruits. The farm is also well watered by
springs and running water, well fenced,
in good state of cultivation, is first-class
FRUIT FARM, and we'll suited either for
a nursery or for farming and grazing.
One undivided half of said farm will be
sold by virtue of said trust deed, the other
half, as agent of said Jacob NJ. Sprinkle,
the whole will be sold together, or each
interest sold separately, as purchasers may
desire. Sale to be made subject to = lease
which terminates March 81, 1882, the pur-
chaser drawing the rents from April |,
1881.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash,
the remainder in two equal semi-annuai
payments, with interest from day of sale,
to be secured by bonds ofpurchaser, and
lien on the property purchased.
M T. INGLES,
feb &c, At Trustee and Agent.
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Administrators Notice

II AvING been appointed, and qualified
II as Administl ator of Isabella K. Har-
ley, dec d, all persons indebted to said es-
tate are required to settle the same, and
all persons having claims will present
them for settlement.
THOS. J. HARLEY,
m5-3t. Administrator.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Berkeley County, on
he 9TH day Of March, 1881
Louis VOTES
VS..
John S Hill, Charles S Hill and & A
Thrn 9h

duEGSuy
Action of Covenant
THE object of this suit is to obtain q
Judgment against the defendants for $4,000
as-damages for breach of contract under
seal, and to attach any property of said
defendants within the Jurisdiction of the
court, to satisfy the same.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
TINS suit, that the said defendants John S
Hill, Charles S Hill and E A Thrush are
not residents of this State, they are here
ny required to appear at the said Clerks
Office on 4th of April, 1881. tbeing the
next rule day and do what is necessary to
peotect their interests in this matter.
S. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
FAuLKNER, INGLEs AND FLICK, Atty for
Plaintiff. marchl2,5t
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a FINE LIMESTONE FARM

containing about l26 ACRES, RoODS,
and 81 POLES, situate one mile south of
Kearneysville, on the B. and o Railroad,
in the county of Jefferson. This farm is
the best quality of limestone land, is i'm.
proved by
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thinks he can get the services Of one of the
most eminent men connected with normal
schools in the west
ln the district court today prosecution in
two cases against Hurl ok, of Uorsicans, was
overruled, barred BY limitation. seven 9TH
or indictments sre pending, on ono of which
trial will commence on Monday.
d Rogers, of crooked land deeds, was
admitted to bail today in 5000.
j Q. Alfred, sliss Massie, was brought
here from Manor, charged with tho theft of
S60 aud lot of ca, ,e. The case was exam-
lned before Ju.tice Gregg and he was sent
TO prison In default of three hundred dollars
bond.
The thermometer is 100.
The supreme court has made the following
order: Hereafter when causes are trsns-
terred from one term OF court to another at
different place, whether the same be done
oy consent or by the court of its own motion,
the cause being taken under advisement no
other ofthe transferred papers except the
record saall be marked fllea by the clerk at
the place to which the cause is trans.
ferred, nor shall sny feo for Hling such pa.
pers be- allowed other than for realing the
Tecord.'
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Subscriptions to the teler hone EXCHANGE ara
also coming in rapidly; the rates are S5 90
per month for business houses and 81 90 for
private residences.
=, Major Wsshburn, chief engineer Of the
Texas q Pacific railroad, is now returning
overland from trip to Fl Paso. A telegram
received from him yesterday stated that he
would probably arrive at tho terminus next
Thursday. The road is graded through TO
I'll Paso with the exception Of about %
miles.
Messrs. Hoxie and Newman left Marshall
on Thursday coming west, and are expected
here shortly.
:. The grand jury returned twenty.nino in.
dictme ts, thirteen civil and sixteen crimi.
nal. Judge Hood then dismissed them with
a we'll merited compliment on their eff.
cheney.
Nearly every day the Thermometer regis
ters about l05 degrees in the shade.
The city still keeps up tho war on the
demi monde. The Evening News il relent-
lessly fighting the action Of the officers in
nning these people, instead Of issuing reg
plar license 10 them.
Mr. J. B. Wsdleigh, of the Iron Noun.
soun raiirohu, was IN town yesterday.
About 8 O'Clock this evening comet was
plainly visible In the north. Large mum,
bers OF people crowded on the streets 10 gaze
att.
Although this Is probably tho same one
which has appeared for two days past Jus,
before dsybresk, good many believe ths,
1t Is different comet altogether.
About five miles from town on the Birds
vile road there was found last night foul
dead dogs, a musquito bar and quilt covered
with blood. A man was seen camped hel,
about ten days ago, with
good team and wagon, and aa the thing
mentioned were hidden, II /, feared that i
murder has been committed.
About Two miles form town, to-day,
team ran away, severely irjurirg Mrs. Phil
lips and baby she had carried, and othe
members of tho family were slightly hur,
They had iu't arrived from Missouri.
A team attached to Deckur's ice WACO
ran away, but did no damage.
Mr. Brown'steam got scared, and demo-
ish' d ago I'd wagon opposite the El Paso hole
thls eN..ug.
An alleged horse thief, named Thompso
was arrested by officers from johnson cour
ty, and will be taken back to-morrnw.
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waco.
Speclnl 10 the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, June 25.-David Kemp, convicted
of the murder of young man named Smith
in Hamilton, was brought hero this evening
and lodged 10 the Waco Jail for safe keep
ing Kemp's trial occurred at Gatesvillo,
the venue having been changed. A fear Of
rescue while TN route was entertained and
the prisoner had strong escort. His arrival
drew an immense crowd TO the Jail. He
cannot walk owing 10 his having received an
injury tho day he was convicted by leaping
from the second story of the courthouse.
The Waco street railroad company is
receiving ties and iron TO build two addi-
tional miles Of road on Franklin and Wash.
ington streets.
Superintendent Keller, Of the Southwest.
ern Bell telephone company, was here to-day
making arrangements 10 establish telephone
exchange. The requisite number Of sub.
icribers has been secured, and tie company
will be ready for business within ak weeks.
The drought in this section is fearful and
corn is ruined. No rain for many weeks and
the weather is intensely warm.
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Waxallachie.

Special to the Herald.
Waxahachie June 25.-There were largo
gatherings Of the citizens Of Ellis county
yesterday at Orvilla, Milford and Forests
Store to celebrate st Johns day.
Z G. Bower and M. w. Mcknight dsliv-
cred addresses at Orvilla, Prof. Calticer and
Hon. A. II ,iney at Milford and General
Lewis at Forests Store.
Hon. j. +. Philips, ex-congressman from
Missouri. wss in the city yesterday invests
eating the killing of John Chapman by the
cars here few weeks ago.
The streets arc crowded every day with
grain-laden wagons.
Tho farmers say that If II does not rain
soon tho corn crop will be short. Cotton is
looking well.
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London, June 25.-Iu the house Of COM
mons last night Mr.. Rylsnd, . liberal. in
moving fer further papers on the Anglo.
Turkish convention, contended that in spite
Of the failure Of Turkish promises Of reform
the convention was binding on US, and N d
not impossible even in Armenian insurrecson
and Russian intervention we shonld be boutd
to 60 TO Turkeys assistance. He, therefore.
recommended that We should intimate dis.
tinctly 10 Turkey that We withdraw from
the convention. As consequence Of
this he said we should have
70 give up Cypruswhich he strongly advised.
Holding our acquisition Of Cyprus was an
infrac.on of public law end the cause he
showed for the conversation Of Mr.. Wad.
dington and Lord Salisbury al Berlin at the
present difficulty concerning Tunis.
Sir Henry Wolf, conservative, said that
TO hard back Cyprus 10 Turkey
would DO to restore IL to the government.
Then there was no analogy between our
acquisition of Cyprus and tho French pro-
ceeaipgs in Tunis.
Sir Charles W. Dixie, under foreign
secretary. said there were no papers which
could be laid before the house. He sgreed,
lie said, In much Of which Mr.. Rylands had
said in regard 10 the Anglo. Turkish conven.
tion, but hs pointed out that 1t was differ.
ent thing TO condemn q treaty and reverse
and violently TO upset II. The convention
might endang,r the peace Of
, the cast. He hoped, therefore,
the house would not press any such course.
On the part Of the government he agreed
that there was no analogy between the &C.
QUESTION of Tunis and Of Cyprus, although
the example had been Of bad effect. Mr..
Gladstone after warmly euIogizing Goscher
for services OF Constaniinople, stated
8 that Lord Dufferin, the new
|. ly appointed ambassador 70 that
court, carried with him instructions to push
for ward q settlement Of the annexation ques-
tion.
Mr.. Gladstone violently attacked the go.
l retary Of the late government In regard 70
. the conversation Of Lord Salisbury and Mr..
Wadlington, and said II the French police in
y Tunis had been dangerous to the public
} peace, and IL Il had involved breach oi
|, the public faith, England BY the evil exam
, pile she set, would have weakened her right
to protest agsinst II. II WAS, he said, q
!. departure from European concord which the
# late government had thereby destroyed, and
}. which the present government had labored
L and would labor to rebuild. The house wa
. then counted out
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COrsicRnn.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicsna, june 25,-A team hitched to q
heavy wagon ran away this morning while
the streets were crowded. Several people
narrowly escaped serious injury.
The Texas teachers association meets here
next Tuesday. A large attendance is ex.
pec,ed.
Laborers and skilled mechanics are very
scarce and building Is progressing slowly.
Captain Sam johnson, who went through
the southeastern states looking up immi.
grants, has returned and reports good success