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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

The Glasgow Times talks horse sense
like this: at is about time to aban-
don the declaration that Kentucky's
honor is bound up in the payment Of
the expenses of the military expedi-
ton to Yorktown. Gov. Black
burns pledge that the State would
meet any reasonable expenditure, was
altogether gratuitous. He had no
more authority to pledge the credit of
the State than the coroner of Green
up county. All schemes which fore
stall the action of the people, should
be effectually squelched.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

IT is said that there are grave
grounds for impeachment against the
Supreme Court of Tennessee. The
decision against the act compromising
the debt of the State at 3-per-cent. in.
terest, is charged as not only being
contrary to law, but that it was made
and given out in advance of its for.
NAL announcement, to be used for
stock jobbing purposes. II is just as
like as not that the charges are true.
The people have lost their confidence
in the integrity and uprightness Of
Judges since the infamous decision in
the Electoral Commission.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

THOSE who paid $40 to s25 for tick
cts to hear Patti sing at the Cincinna.
ii Opera Festival, are likely to fail to
get even a glimpse OF the famous,
though naughty prima donna. She
has litsle sore throat; that is, she
says she has, but the ticket holders
don't believe it, and think that bird
that can and wont sing, ought to be
made TO.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

IT is said that DIR. Stamford is
willing to have Gubernatorial honors
thrust upon him. He is level-headed
man, aud would fill the office admira-
bly,, but he'll have to drop the title of
doctor" if he wants office in this
State. DR.. Blackburn has sickened
the people out on Doctors.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

THERE are strong evidences Of an
approaching panic in the New York
stock market.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

The Greensboro Post in speaking Of
county attorneys, very truly says that
a proper discharge of the duties of
their Office demands the best order of
legal talent. That officer is called on
to represent the fiscal interests OF the
county and also the Commonwealth
in the most important criminal cases.
In so doing he must contend with the
best lawyers at the bar.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

JuDeE HINES, Of the Appellate
Bench, is health-seeking in Florida.
The Legislature should pass law at
its present session to prevent anyone
hereafter from running for Appellate
Judge, who does not present doctors
certificate that he is sound in wind,
limb and forth, and who does not
sign an obligation that the public's
business shall have precedence over
his wn private affairs. If they will
do this, Superior Court will never
be thought of again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

The Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Lexington was dedicated
Wednesday. the whole legislature
leaving their business to attend. Wa
terson made capital speech, aud so
did several Others, while quite a num-
Der of others got drunk. The spread
cost the city of Lexington many a
dollar which would have been better
applied in romodeling her topple down
old Courthouse.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

SINCE a number of children Of a
public school in Montreal were dis
covered with mustard plasters on va
rious portions of their bodies, as a
punishment for breaking the rules,
society for the prevention of cruelty
to children has been formed. The
originator and champion user of the
above novel mode of punishment, is a
woman, who was very promptly shot
from her position.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

The Louisville Commercial puts
the conundrum: "Does not the desire
to establish Superior Court carry
with it the inference that our Court
of Appeals is perhaps an inferior sort
of a Court?" 1t do, sir, it do for a
fact
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

THE Tammany members of the
New York Legislature have gone
squa rely over to the republicans, and
now il the democratic party has the
backbone to kick John Kelly clean
out of it, it will save time, trouble
and principle Honoring the old
traitor, and allowing Tilden to take a
back seat instead of giving him the
Presidential nomination in 1880, very
probably lost us the last election.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-17

THE New York Sun warns the re-
publican party as follows "The sub.
sidy and loot policy was tried between
1866 and 1874, and Il worked des.
truction on It's promoters. IL over
threw the republican majority in both
Houses Of Congress. II elected a
democratic president in 1876. Secor
Rcbeson invites the republican party,
with such democrats in Congress ne
are disposed TO fall into line, to re.
turn to the methods and purposes Of
Grantism. The very appearance Of
this mans impudent face, still flushed
red with the stolen wine of the old
debauches, ought to shame the repub.
lican leaders back into their senses"
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Four boys, named respectively Ell.
Rcduer. Million K'rbaugh, Hooper
Hill aad Chlr.eS Stats, were gwen a
hearing brtJre the Mayor last night,
charged with di10"Anrly conduct at It'll
and BanGctJ >tGeuOn. iAe witness who
was examined failed to Identity hut
one of the US, Elyard Redden, the
rest were discharge | AMI L lward held
under b'nhs 10 keep the peace. A
crowd Of boys nightly coagreglte in
this vicinity, making the night blieJus
With ther shouts and curses which is
quite annoying to the nei y@bors
SaIlie Mallory and Catherine X .na
we're charged upon oath Of Bridget
Mooney WITH asSluting her, Several
witnesses were called, bat The evidence
was not sutli tient TO convict the prison
ers and they were discharged.
One drunk with the usual penalty
imposed concluded the business.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Mysterious IIIsststy,

William Gr"enleaf, Of Hayrede G race
Md wandered away on Thursday nisht
while out of his mind Ha is about
forty years OF ags, stout build. wore
heavy boots, dark ptnts, dark knit
jacket, Scn'ch cap, lilht border, arms
married with India ink. Occupation,
submarine diver Persons seeing him
will confer favor 10y taking him in
charge and communicating Information
that viii lead to his recovery 10 5. j.
Seneca, at Havre do Grace.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Paris, Oh Saturday, mario Wy es.
capped Gala nifty almost as Bile as
that horror which visitet Vienna a
couple Of months ago Four workmen
were examining the gas meter m the
cellar of the Opera Conique at o'clock
il rhe afternoon, when, through some
carIessuess on the part Of one of the
men, the gas ignited, M explosion fol-
lowed AMI the basement OF the theatre
was ins'a nt.y wrapped in flames. Help
Wa, happily soon obtained and the fire
vas exiinguishei But for the gal.
laatry OF gts litter, who brayel al.
mos certain doatu to turn off the u eter
the whole building and the adjoining
house Wolld have been blown into
atoms
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Willow Wansl

When willow wood is cur accordin 9
to the directions it will sell for s. &c
80 80 per cor, at the powder yards OF
Il. DUPONT ~ Co Ate! paing burn-
Ell to charcoal it is used in The manu-
tacture of powder. Farmers should
pay attention to the matter as the
growing OF willows on vacant places
will certainly pay very well.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

- SALE OR WILL EXON ArGE
Woh 90 bnilt to order, superior Top
\ io t, az hreak dropping b"d, will turn
TrucS' 'y material the b'st. ana inspected
snL,' c,n,tructtou. Capacity To y ohs.
d GT f,uIt too heavy for steep hills and S0t
rOs St;, u exchange pair of medium sized
horses lot i0' j. $. RICHARDSON.
ro4,f Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Registrar Frazer il required to re-
port all births, marriages and deaths to
the Recorder of Deeds at the end OF
every three months under a penalty of
So. Parents can therefore see the ne
cessitg OF reporting the name of every
child to him a short time after its
birth. Should they neglect to do 50
for period Of three months they are
liable TO a fine OF $40 and costs, TO be
recovered before tire Mayor for ne
glect to comply with the ordinance
passed at the City Hall, June u, 1881
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

NoR sAHr'
ro,,able Market street prorerty store
ai,s"',tng with an est tblishod business
a ~, may H"y years ; loI extending through the
square c,,,,,nus Inn cr,uorty. situate on
ma Kenuett Pike adloininG G'ty 4tpHE 10
'aS "'"', ~. MCJACLi.Ef X CO
me-. eOe Market St eet.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
OUR ia by.


Two little shoes,
Out at tine toes,
Trotting about
Whore'er mother goes;
Sol ed bingham dress,
Put on lust now
They do get SO dirty,
No one knows how:
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Rev. DR., Vailandigham was agree
ably surprised by a visit from nun
Der Of the members of the Head OF
Christiana Church last Wednesday
evening. After al appropriate address of
welcome by the Pastor, an original
poem was read by David Scott, which
was greatly applauded. Rev. Mr.. Tay.
lor made a p,easaot address, aud Will
liam Wade made a 'ew well timed re-.
marks. There were cakes and edibies
in abundance and the eighty persons
present enjoyed themselves very
highlY.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Barge Sank.

The freight barge "Anna" owned by
Charles Warner y Co., this city, sunk
on Saturday last at Marcus Hook TIE
bolt was loaded with coal aud was On
her way to this city, being tvwed by a
tug boat. %hen of Marcus Hook, She
Ii tel and split part Of tAe coal and
when tnOse or board saw tHat she wa
gong down, they ran urr IN . shore ut
the above p ace, after which she imme-
diately sank. Two lighters we're along.
side OF her II the time, bat could NOT
save her. The cargo :" ill be taken oil
and efforts Will be- made to RAISE her
At once. The crew made their esg ape.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
Third Street market another lot of ex.
cellent fresh shad equal in flavor 10 any
ever caught in the Delaware. Also her
ring, rock, pike, founders, cod fish, had.
dock and terrapln, making an assert.
ment that can not 10 exce!led in our
market,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
HISTORIC MINISl ENCES.
An Int resting History Of ono Of
wiimingiOn's oldest Citizens.
For the REPUBLICAN.

For the REPUBLICAN.
VIM. Il. Weldn, who lives on che
top of Shellpot Hill, in an old fashioned
stone mansion, bearing the date 1910,
attained his seth birth day on the 9th
of February, 1882 His mother, Rebec-
ca Tussey Weldiu,died in her S0tnyear.
! His grand mother, Hannah Tussey,
was - years of age when she died. His
great grand mother, Anna Mary Tus-
sey, was aged 10 years. His great
grand father, WIN, Tussey, ST., only
lived Gj years. His grand father,
w IN. TuSsey, rom whom he inherited
the old homestead, was - years old
when h died. VIM. Tussey left three
children, two sons and u daughter
ma med Christian She marie John
Lon, L Il AID died July I'd, 1908, aged
~ years she WAS inferred in the Old
Swedes bury ing grount, with others OF
the 'Iussey family.
The land was divided between the
two sons, Isaac taking the part near
the river, where Lobdell now owns The
sugar refinery is located on part of the
property. Isaac Tuss"y was Metho.
dist and his house was the stopping
place for Bishop Asblry, N was bis
cousins, j. Stodham, III Wilmington.
Ine other brother, VIM. TGssey, Jr.,
anu IA''.'y "o'SH'PPod Ill Cuo o'u
o"o SOUS cl" t' :. w ,,,. ,
being taken when little boy, Ly them
in their family carriage to that . ace
No also remembers OF hearing of, and
No' lug '"o P'"'D c'A'o' tho tuii1u
'"vG"' =" c'et,'hS ni""e ny IhHt"hS
wv '"n" AZ" IN tno u"7ey pan
, T'io' ""o"o n", way ''11" t, Il we
. l,o,'"h'o i'oi "nu 'uo IhiL'"e4phtH
| III ''"'. '"" " eAainih'"s o"i
'eI''S "",, in,''H nov III C,t poSS7'"' Ill
~ W. ~ "o''''''' "n'o N"l' 1 "3Sey,
~ 81 o""iH .'t., ',9',n,ioh w WIS Cttot
~ lou" ''' ',''i'' .''O''o', 'ien,S
i ir,,'So'l ' l",SeS,j |" pSins pare Oh the
90 m,'o' ~ ''''!,t h,'t''oo ny P''enI
'"I -, ,,' H. ~ io,? ''n,' o''
~ - va ''i.,' N''I u" @i'"t'ou 'oV "ocl
'"o '.'''' E'"''o,' =, ''t" "oc9o" o'
cue "''5, "!'i '"o ''S S3,.I u Ct'c.H grant
on W "ei'?n u, olie,l.oC creek on
''' V'.0' "''o' my o'"H0' VI ~ ~
"nI"" w. 'F''' n'n"''u ".''7' ~ oe
,i,t Nv nL' 'V"r ~ ~" ~..'vIo ~ " u
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81. '"''t % ''o 'toto'' pt'ol
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~ va .'D" Va ~ "n. ,io iofii-
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IIt' ''Y' ~
u,n Nv" , hno ." 40 oneiiy iSt"uu
~ go, ',.,ty '"OoN' ''''" '''o" Wy " III
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Have never known s. s. 5. TO fail to euro
case Of Syphilis, when properly taken
j. A. FLRTRBK.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th,


FRIDAY, MARCH 18th,
at 10 o'clock n. IN as follows: No. /, bay
mare seven years old sOunI and blud, good
worker and driver; No. Z, brown mare, nine
years old. sound and kind good driver or
worker; No 3, black mare, seven years old,
irst-clasS worker and driver SQUAD; No 1
bay horse, seven years old, sOunt and kind;
l. head Ct sup r0r mich cows, some vita
calves by their sides, others spriusiGg These
cows are Ho stein aud Duran stock and are
all hOme raised rom the choicest cows one
bull good stock; yoke Of well-mated good
sized young oxen, q lex workers ! shOlts. |
Chester county boar, tarm Wagons, horse
cart new OK cart. Germ nto@n carriage,
fallen top buggy nearly new corn marker
horse rake, roller in order, two Syracuse
blows used one season, meadow pillow, corn
plOws, twin harrows,i A harrow corn cover
err 8 cul.ivators nav feed cutter, corn shelter
new, sythe and cradle, mowir the, crow
bars. fOrki, rasfs, shDvels hose, measures,
&c basket OK yoke. corn knives. horse
trough, carriage, wagon, cart and pillow har.
ness, double and single, collar BRIDES, Oou-
bic and single trees, chicken coups, block and
tackle and many o.her articles not here
enum rated, but will be positively sold with.
out reserve /; the 2bOv9 stock and utensils are
all trst-c ass and worthy the attention Of
buyers.
Terms-.On all sums Of $40 or less. cash on
all sums over that amount credit of ten
IN Mt will be given by the purcha.er giving
a bankaDle note with app owed entors.r
JAM rs NJ. JESTER.
L. W. STIDHAM son, Aucuoneers.
mar,*2ti-ltw
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
DUBIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber about to relinquih farming
viii, sell at public ; ,le at his residence, on
the firm known as the James b. Henry farm,
adjoining the t0wn Of delaware City, S..
Georges hid, on
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
Sale OCiOtS,

Such ofour ctizens as may wish to
purchase bnilding lots should attend
the sale of the alms.house property, on
Wednesday and Thursday. A better
opportunity to secure choice site may
never be presented again.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

Shortly before . o'clock Saturday
morning Pasquale MARI, IL New York
ragpiak er, lett his home to 60 out On
his daily task Of Luutiug oid rags and
paper. About a quarIer OF an hour at
ter he had started cat ne was found ly-
Ing unconscious and in a dying condi
tion on Ghe side @aDk in Kruger street
by policeman. He hal been struck
by q rag picker's hook, the point of
which pepetrlted the brain. He was
removed to The hospital, where he soon
died.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

The large safe that was used by the
Delaware Fire and Marine Insurance
Company has been purchased by the
New Castle county Mutual Fire In
surance Company, No 6l2 Market ST.,
and was removed from one Off ;e to the
other by Seth Feaster 81 Bro, on Mon
laY.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
ysoRsALE.

mart mwsttt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
The NJ ijOr RsybOld.

This boat having been thoroughly
overhauled and repaire! by the Pusey
& Jones Company left this city on Sun
day to resume her trips between Salem
asd Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

The perfection Of pills; .Vanxind's Frvor. 81
Pills, sugar coatad) Now endorsed py tbs i.
sands. They move tha bowels easily bv aC.fns
directly on the liver restore the los; ea,.yisa
By promoting the healthy aotiau Of tn liver,
In doidg this headache, neulal 4ia VA na IN
the fiSnt Of cit 81 - thlNugn tie i.LSs,
Indigestion, Co t,vencss 81 x stOlnath Hass
back, diz2inoss, bad feelings thrGlu& tts
body, aching limbs biltuusnsss, ague, ggI. c.4!
weakness and Dthor bodily innrmlt.as hts
cured Fhev positively operate I out AMP,
ping sickonins, "eakcninS, or ieavtn., tie
bowels c0stive, A splendid easy pUr-atirs
boxes (siA in one 81 sent by mau. Soid p9
al! leading Wedicire dsaiors Main uepos,
Fourth and King sJreats, Wti!ninat1 iiei,
Philadeiphta dep0t, 50z Arch street. ,1or lfUc,
Holloway \ 20. acvp
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
PUBLIC SALE.
A DMlNlsVl,ATvR'S SALE.

by virtue OF an order OF the ORR hans
Court OF the state Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made at tho February
term, A. d., l8slof said court, will be exposed
at public sale, a. freenbanX, on the p emisss
on
TUESDAY, MARCH Il, 1882,
at 2 o'clock, p. m.
the following described real estate. berg the
property of Hannah VI. Jooe6, deceased, to
wiz: AL that certain pioce or par ell OF land
with the dwelii K OIss thereon erected, cit
uatsd In ChristiaIa buLdred, bOunded and
described AS follows. to wit:
Beginning at corner in the middle OF the
Gap an Newport turnpike road, being also
In II line of lands OF the Wilmington and
Western X. X. Co.,. thence down the middle
offs III turnpike sVuth 81 deg-ses and s. min.
utes, east three chains and % links TO a cor
ner, then,e by ands Of jams Cranston south
Il dc roes. west chains and 80 liuks 70 a
Q >rrer In the aforesaid line OF lan!s ofsthe
Wilmington and Western Ii. IL. 90, Themes
along the fence line Of sa. ID Il. Il, Co.'S lands
8 chat and Il links to the plac OF beginning
containing OIe acre, moro or Less.
AttsuuaDce viii be given ana forms made
known at the time AMI place by
JOAN a. CRANSTON,
Administrator, or by his attorney.
Attest: J Il Houseman, CLERK o. OF.
mldSw Is
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

I,1RsALE OR RENT-rHE AIN vs.
X ',at,shcd business stand, NJ. 2J9 Mar
" ,,"et hayirx IL front Of 2ltt Ola Oh Mar
-, ~, St,eet running though to shipley street
III, IN se aid On oosy forms; possession given
F '. ,rs gs.h Of Marcn Apply TO Bank
INA BRO, steam Bakery, cor. Fourth and
g,sGOh street' 'S'''A
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
ypUBI.IU SALE.

PVHilo SALE
VIII be sold at public sale, at the resi-
dence of The suh.Cr Der, on the Tasker Farm,
in the city of Now Castle, on
THURSDAY, MARCH H. 1882,
at 4 clock. p. NJ,
a.. Two good ores NJ, !, a tiIstclass
10y family horse. good trITolerani Will
work lnywherI; %. thoroughbred mars,
coming q years - d. is tirst.rlass da ~ HI-Ex
COWS II number Of "hiJh A'e allernys HH
and graots some II iXed with Ayreshft ;nIUst
of thee co.'s viii be IN prol by he day Of
sale; tan breO aIHoruS bun from Mrs. Rod
gers herd, ! stock steer Earring tmpls.
mems | tnrT Vi gjn with hay % attached,
OK cart AID yOk', OK hay cart plJw' pike
harrow culuvaLprs 4 tOunle shovel piOts
gr in fan, horse LlOw I. trrost los machine,
Telegraph nay cutter, 20 Chestnut po'ts, u
OF OF rarre.s ant many Othcr thin 500 tod
sRus 10 me.I'iOu: also \ OF good hay by the
ton agd abou ! AcrGso 3h,at IN tue grtu Il
Conditions W Ill 90 made known "a the day
Of sale. mS2I HANH Al Is. STEELE.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

RICHMOND, VA, May H. 1884,
You can refer anybody to US in regard -
the u srits Of ). ). ). POLK, MILLER X &c,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

DENVER, Col, May 2, 1881,
Every purchaser speaks In the highss
terms OFFS. 5. s. l.. MRIssETTER-
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
DUBL,O
L --OP-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TUkk!
at The residence Ct the subscriber, 40. TC9 W.
Seventh SIRE I,
,r,p,,,r

Z
THURSDAY, MARJH 10, 1892
1t II . clock II. w..
consi ting Of hair cloth pnrlor suit, pieces;
marble top table ! parlot stove, | walnut
exten i)n Ia lie, lounge. bcdsttats, stAnAs
tables caUe and windsor unai-s feather Dcu
b0lsterand piilOHs, yards If Brussels car
pet, ingraia and raX carpets, stair and hail
carpets, stair rods, Tange wIndOE shades.
lot Of hose tubs, bucdets, tin, gas and
queeusware; also many articles 100 tedious
TOO mention. HAS CfDilWEkft.
Drake y Co, auct. ISL -ll-l5
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14

-,p S,rN-THREH STORY BRICK
Y houss No "a W. seven h street; mod
l.! ~ ,anTcniencca prics low, terms ,asy; pos
"'''" SbM'L W. Nc 7AULLFN,
rn,t Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-14
TOR SALE.
RARE OPPoRruNIIY.

Z s,.t.clas II room house, with all
0,s ne" nls' ,nsnts ami house well V ntll'
modern npro Ss,tters front, plate glass in
sol inside .ont marble trim nil ss and porch
;st sS' rnter dra ned to sewer huit s Win In
sash winteu' ,,n,r,veme ats, all waste water
with modern nw .nP' ,or $500 only 1900 in cash
drained 70 So" "a on ave per cent. mortgage;
wanted. pN~ ~ao,nei h use, with bath ana
oas new, Il, [pv for $500, only $50 In cash
enclosed o sI.V" new houses price from $500
waited; . S,n,, living per cent above allex
~ 5000 SONY ,s tbrne story room house and
pensssa ki ten with bath for s4;3Oo: sS!o
enclosed h''p nnw six room house for Sl26
wanted ,r,n,ed Can make terms very easy.
only sAo san'' q. il TlNnAAD,
M Nl s,h and preuch streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
mFATFBH.

BENSON-On October 9th, Nancy Henssn, !,
wife OF the lste Michael Benson, in the sIl
year of her age. w
Relatives and friends of the family ere re-.
spt ctfulIy invited to attend tho funeral rom
lie residence Of her son-in.law,W W. X. WOODS.
I0uyier's Banks, on Sunday afternoon, AT
40 O'Clock, to proceed to Green Hall eeWe-
terry.
TOWNSEND-On Thursday, the 9th lnSt' ;
at wilmington, Mrs. r. A. Townsend. -
Funeral from the residence Of her son,lh'
law. f. P. CLARK, on Saturday, the 1th lnSt;'
at l.s0 p. IN. Interment at Ohrstlana' DeA
Funeral private.
TALLEV-On October A, George Talley'
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from his late resid ence, fhllaues
phia toll gate, No. ], Brandywine hnndTeT o.
on Sunday afternoon. Services az 10.
o'clock, TO proceed to Mount Pleasant cenl0
| terry.
SPRUAECE--O1 the 9Th inst, Horace Spru
ance, aged AZ years. ,.., .o 04.orl
Relatiyes and friends are invited TO attehC
| the funeral from his late residence Hea y
Sm yrna, Del, on Monday, the Stn lnS''' "
l.3O p. IN. --
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
MnENr'A court.

There was not much business trans
acted before the Mayor last evening,
the only cases being the following:
Michael Matthews was found drunk
on Shipley street between Front and
Second, ard sentenced to pay fine Of
so cents and costs.
Joseph Il. Pryor was charged by
special officer Jones with disorderIy
conduct on u train of cars on the p. w.
& b. railroad. The evidence showed
that Pryor was sitting on a brake
wheel contrary to the rules of the COM
pany, and when ordered to go inside
the car by the conductor refused to dc
SO, and was finally forced in.
Special Officer Thomas arrested him
The prisoner resisted violently, and
Thomas had some difficulty in Ee0tinG
him to the hall. There were several
witnesses for the defence who testified
to his previous go00 character. The
Mayor considered it serious offence
and imposed fine of s. and costs.