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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21
Tirnd Rirll.


Many of our birds fly several thousand
miles every autumn, passing not only over
Florida, where they might find perpetual
summer, but over the Gulf and fan beyond
into the great summer Land al the AHa-
zon; after a short stay, returning again t.
the north, some penetrating 70 thecNtrema
shores of the Actic seas. How the smai
birds fly SO great Iii tanccs is almost 81
comprehensive, but | have seen many o}
our small feathercd friends ON tho little
Key of Tortugas, two hundred mills 81
more from Cape Florida, the jumping Oil
place of the United States. Great tfocks
Of them would alight upon the walls OIL
The fort, especially during storms, cvI-
IDENTIFY thoroughly tired but tho ueSt day
they were up and away off over the great
stretch Of the Gulf and the Caribbean Sea-.
Numbers of the English birds and nanny
from Northern Europe make yearly yoy
ages down into the African continent and
careful Observers state that they have Seen
The great storks 50 common ia Germany,
moving along high in the air, bearing 0H
their broad backs numbers of small birds
that had taken free passage or We're, per
haps, stealing q ride. In these wonderful
migrations many birds are blown ont to
sea and lost, while others become So
fatsgued and worn out that they viii
alight upon boats 4 New England fish
erman, who in the autumn follows his
calling fourteen or fifteen miles out from
shore, Informed me that nearly every day
he had four or five small birds as com
panions. They had wandered eff from
shore, or were flying across the great bay
on the lower coast Of Maine, and had
dropped down to rest One day tia
same fisherman fell asleep while heldin4
his line, and upon suddenly opening Iii
eyes there sat a little bird ON his hand
demurely cooking its head this WAY ano
that as if wondering whether h
was an old wreck Or piece Of dri-t-Wood
ST NjrBoI1S
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21
WHAT SUBSCRIBERS SAY.

7 cannot speak too highly Of the ARaosY my boys
tbfuk they could never do without u. -. ol,o
MRS NJ. E. AxTELL, West hiehneld, ONO
Trtv ArGosY has been so good this year must have
u alothel' eAe1osS- DAN w HUNTINGTON, Boston.
Tbave taken number Of papers, but never had one
ike a. well as TEE ARGosY TO sly before INC "
these cold evenings and read It IL the bes
E,ovV of Tonight am reading my old papers over
1IeiS - W S. KNoWLToS, Portland, Ne.
Ishould take the ARGosY another year II had 70 ~
up nights to the money to pay ior III
is SL75 Ed /. fkabEaloH' niiso r y
am 50 deeply Interested in the ARGosY shoqla
anotber vear WINNIE 5. MOORE, Audubon Ia
Ihave been reader of the ARGosY the last year ana
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d. Il. BRoTHWELL, WaEensln, nan.
TIE ARGosY is the very best paper q the snd pup
FRANK g. JOHNSON PainesVllle y.
prize the ARGosY above all youths paper "
b moral tone and instructive reading IS sure 10 leave
q lasfin- I'm preston with Its readers: 49,, W.
MRS IDA AUSTIN Fort Halleck, wy
Ibave read the Golden Days Youths Companion and
vide ite1e boys and girls but give me the AE9osf
eSHAN s - A b WILLIS, Brooklyn, Ill
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NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.


rr and is freighted with reading mattef thAi can %
safeiy placed tie hands Of our youth-Heraid NOR
Tistown, Pa 80, =
Tie besf authors in America contribute to It's colun4nE-
Journal, LeNlstoWni Me ...,
Parents and guardians who would place fascinating
"a well a. instructive, reading before their cniidfen
would do well TO subscribe TO it.-Chnrch OHton N T.
FIl Of life and vim commends itself 70 those desir-
in to be entertained and instructed The illustrations
az auperb We commend it to the reading public
Vanitg Fair San Francisco, Cal.
II taken lie aiding place among the best papers OF
its class The publisher evidently understands boys
tastes-Tfnles, indianapolis ind
TBR GOLDEN ARGosY is a bright, sparkling paper Tor
hov and girls neither sensational ON the 0ne hand
mar dull an the other.-FTess, Philadelphia, IA
THR golden ARGoSY is youths paper, and contains
more Interesting reading matter than any other
simi ar publication ia the country. = Telegraph Du
buque, Iowa -, =. :,
II IL rst.class paper fully eguallIng the YoatA'i
0rardnfo and, being once introduced into the hoIns
viii he sure t. remain.-Herald, Camden, Ne.
THz GOLDEN AKaosY is far removed from the
rrosv tnnnity Of sunday school HteralHre II Il
rom tho dc aoFalElnK teHsati0naiism OF the hniK
TTs GoIpEy AaGosY is not only beautiful in appear
anee mt every way CONNIE ndnble In the character
Of ia contents Its Qne ofthe few papers Tor youns
rone thar fudfelous fathers and mothers to pu
"a the hands Of their chidren.-Detrot Free Fress.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21

OF 4o16 persons in this country over
100 wears old only 955 are white.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21

htees l9ss. oteqld yadaise. Far chs,
3.-u y ea- }eeas- Is. i4qud s9- '''i
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21
Three Particular Points.

Pint he F1atBRoWNs IRON BTTERs not intoxicating
51d It tonic medicine drink It's kTuly compounded
alton strength and health; beverage be sold
I'll rooms and ayerns.
he So9qa-BRowNs BTrERs is free from everything
The delicate ladies and the most eneebed infants may
nth perfect and with great advantage. While powerful
I remedial agency gentle operation restoring wasted strength
u parting robust health in the most efficient manner
nj TIE 1Hyd-BRowNs IRON BTTERs is made by the Brown
Chem Company Baltimore long established house whose rPuta-
Wckaown the business world and the general community
hare risk in ai,,inr such medicine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21

Qlls@' '.'s'ee1ge. All ann9yinsK dnav.
blaous '..e l-lry Diseases. 81 Drng l,i..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21

The roof that covers the most nosiest fen
ant is undoubtedly the roof Of a woman's
mouth.
A st. Louis physician says the American
race is in danger of total extinction FROM
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21
& WORK AND VIM

A NEW STORY BY HORAIlo ALdhh, u.
Commences next week in the ARGOs1. II ls one
Of the very best this Popular Author syer ;
n l. Fascinating Instructive and helpful and VIII
Inspire courage, dignity, and noble Eesoi"tlVA9'
EVERY one sHuULD READ II.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-21

Camp'9s AA6 el1s- acaes and pains. &c
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
EDITION.
Another Lie RiSIeA.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, Oct. IA para
graph appeared In the Philadelphia
Times Of recent date, from Brownsville,
stating that the strongest opposition to
Blaine In Western Pennsylvania will
be found IN Brownsville, his native
place, because he had refused to attend
the funeral of his mother 10 1871, fear.
ing that Il would involve . recognition
of the Catholic faith. The statement is
simply ono OF that many malignant
falsehoods that have been PIT into cir
culation against Mr.. Blaine since the
opening Of this campaign Of Islander aud
Misrepresentation. IL 10 absolutely
false, both In statement and implica-
tion. In the first place, there Was no
funeral OF Mr.. BlAine's mother at
Brownsville In 1871, or any other year,
and, therefore, hs could hot have refus
cd 70 sftend the funeral then. Mrs..
Blaine died In Minnesota, and wa
buried there, IS she had lived, In the
Catholic faith. Some time Afterwards
Mr.. Blaine had her remains disinterred
and brought 70 Brownsville, where they
now repose BY the side OF those Of hel
husband. Mr.. Blaine has since had 8
handsome monument erected upon tn,
spot. As 10 usual In such cases, Their,
WAS no funeral, for II was not . burial
It was simply . removal, and Was moi
sccompan led With the customary cere
monies attending an interment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08

Cover nor Hamilton. Of Illinois, held
q consultation on Tuesday with State
Veterinarian Paaren, On the subject oil
pleuro- pneumonia. 1t was decided Il
expose ten head of healthy cattle to in
lection ny pleuro-pueumonia to de side
whether Ur not it Is contagious, the
quarantine meantime to be- strictly
main tained.
Government Inspectors continued the
inspection Of the COW stables at Bleas'
willie. Long Island, on Tuesday. Pleuro
pneumonia was found at every place
Six cows were ordered TO be killed and
others to be quarantined. They expires,
the opinion that an epidemic exists, and
that it will probability be necessary TO
destroy the buildings and slaughter
many more cattle. Much of the milk
from these stables has been shipped tt
Brooklyn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Marine Disasters.

The brig +. l. Merriman arrived Ia
New York on Tuesday. Captain Hoffs
child stated that on September 18th
they had hurricane, during which hi,
vessel, the bark Friedrich Scala, lost
all spars and sprung . leak. The pun 81
were kept going until the 2ist, when
they fell In with the brig Merrymaa
Captain Hoffschild boarded the brig and
found that the Captain and both mate,
and some Of the mon had died. The
vessel was in charge Of the steward and
two men. They had been eleven days
without navigator and we're short OF
provisions. Captain Hoffscbild teen
abandoned his vessel AMI took charge
Of the brig, with his crew. He has
now two sick men ON board.
The schooner Joe Carleton, Of aud
from Camden, Maine, for New York
with q cargo OF lime, ran ashore al
Hedge Fence Shoal Vineyard Sound J
on Tuesday morning. A tug has gone
70 her assistance.
The steamer cleopatra, at Portland,
Maine, reports that she saw two oil
three spars sticking up in the waite
where the Tallspoosa WAS first sunk
between Hedge Fence at Squash Mea
dow, directly in the way OF the passing
vessels.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
DROPosALS FOR THE CONSrRUC.
Il ton of q Boat n ouse


4 ton Of q Boat house.
Treasury Department, Once OF General
Superibter dent u. J. Life-Savins Service.
Washington, ID. O., .toaer !, 1874.
Sealed pfoIosfi- wi:l,e received ut this
ONCE until y o.h. m - saturday, tho
18TH day Of Cc'oi' i%- rthr construction
OF boathou ~ Iii J.. res i.cSay ing Sta
ton. near Lewes. olawa
Bidders will state in thor PROPOSALS the
time wi hin which they Will syree to have
the building compile ed
II ch bid must be accom- panied by q bond
in the sum OF two hundred dollars, with two
good and suffic eut ssreties, conditioned that
| he bidder shall enter into contract without
delay, and give such bonds as security for
the fiihf1 al performance thereof as may be
| I. quired, II hts bid DO aoceptto, or by de-
p BIT OF two hppdred dollars. u. .. currer o.
or onds, 10 be returned to the unsuccessful
bidders nj or the award Of the contract, and
10 the successful bidder after his contract
ana bond for the faithful per orm snee " the
terms thereof shall be approved by the Sec.
| rotary Of tho TIessary.
| spec n ,ations and plans, form Of proposal,
contract and bond, can be obtained At the Of
n es OF the Collector Of Customs at Whining.
ton, Delaware Is. s. hiok, Superintendent
Filth Liie-Saving District, Onancock, vir.
Iginia Of J. I'm A. Clampitt, Keeper Of the
L.wes Life-Saving Station and upon appli
alton to this office.
All proposals IN ust be endorsed " Proposal.
for the Construction OF q Boat House, and
addressed 10 the General Superintendent Of
IA Us Life Saving Service, Warrington
The right to reject any or all bids, or t.
waive detects, II aeemed for the interest O
the Government, is reserved.
| Sd. KlMBALL
| Oc6etd-G General SuDerintende ant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08


0UNBx-Un the eth inst. HuldAh A. Gun
BY. Axsd n years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vtted 70 attend her fuasrAl from her sts reel
dence, Ne, f0s Lnrd street, on Thursday A.
ternoon. Meet At one O'Clock; move ~ two
9erv Ices 1T kston u. y. church, Ninth and
tery. I
BxOWN.-On the 7th inst, Bertha O..
daughter OF Thomas and Malinda W
Brown agsd sboat months.
Relatives and friep"s are respectfully In
yfted TO attend the cur eral from their resi-
deuce, II south Chr'stiana Hundred on FIJI
day, OctobcY 10th, 1854, 1t 10 o. lock, .. m
TO proceed 10 ~. yames Cemetery, stanton
Delaware
X Elm .-On the 7th inst. ~ his late resi-
dsnce. Nc. zoos walnut street, JShn y
ktim.
Relatives and friends ars res.ectfully In
vited to Ats ud his iuneYsl from the fiys
PIesbyterisn church. On Friday aitsrns on .
2o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
This MoPuisg'st,s,.

Judge sharpley again prs,
this mornings session o, M
Court. The first case disp,yd
that Of John Jennings, adjudss
OF being drunk ana diSrjsr}
was fined & and costs.
The case Of Mary Batdr, rJ
Meredith, was then taken u h
and Mrs. Battin testified All
who Is only q boy, had COMM
assault on her. The Judge, al
Ing the testimony, decided Il
was no cause for actiop, and
WAS dismissed.
Quite a sensation was VI
during the trial, when a boy d
years Of age, named Swi,ti
was called TO the stand, and al
examined In relation TO bis ku
Of an oath, was about to be svo
his mother forbid his taking
The Judge ordered her to take
and as she persisted In elliul
to leave the room, ordered Office
&c take her In custody. She
ever released in a few mini
afterwards Withdrew her o.
and the boy was sworn,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Eff 7 \ tD|7I
The OMetal 80

me Rs,, ro.iee given by The p 'os "
road in reference to the sI rn D. &q
iatter's trains owe, -, ,h a.annlng
former. which vir,ua, lue TO-. road
q os connections betxsss s's,'
a. ana !, New York. The fol nesd s.)
o. ". .ne Official notice, but if II ~
aua as !: the Board of Dlrsc;ss,s. 0s y
SSsy. i is not likely iha, sur I'd =
% taken until that time '' Ac'1
PRESIDENTS orrIcK' pu,I
rHIA, October 8, lssi-1o 1 rnl1
DENT D AND DIRECTORS oy 1 tas
n RAILROAD, BALTIMORE. M
TLEMEN Enclosed please A. %e
tined copy Of q resolu,ion ,h una
Cd BY the Board OF Dir c ,u,s
company. Please take p Mir.
terms thereof, and the iims W
the same into effect.
Very respectfully, your olsd,.
want, Is,.,c u' vaFole
-, President p, W. &BP
The resolution is "a follow ~, ~
Resolved, That this Bo,,s d
consider that it is 10 the In,s,..,
Company to continue to run !
service or to haul the exprrs.
or passenger cars OF the A.
Ohio Railroad Company Oysr ''u
and that, In view OF the potio.
fore given TO the Balumo,s
Railroad Company, the Prsij
instructed to say that this comn'
cease TO haul such cars Oysr h.
October IL, 1884, but that il MI
passengers, baggage and sIprss
OF the Baltimore and 0bio
Company, at the regular statia
vided by this Company in ,hs
Baltimore for receiving such
ROBERT CRAJ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
A Sharper On His TrsvI

Between 3 and 4 O'Clock last
afternoon, a seedy looking yOuI
apparently % to 80 years ofsat
black mnstache and whiskef
at the residence Of DR.. QuiHby|
Market street, and inquired
doctor. When be was iutormd
was not in, he said he would
note for him, and without bein1
stepped into the office and Vu i
stating that his serves ~
nurse could be secured ~ ~
him at the Grand UDlan III
signed this W. Marshsl,'ds
ing IL up asked the servsll Z
of water, after getting vhita
house Yesterday DR.. Rall
covered that be had been iVu'
small leather case containing
instruments valued at tlS' any
Is no doubt but the fellow
will be well for other pb!s'cl1
on the look o1t for him
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Dots.

Mr.. George Pyle, who paa
electric head light for loCo' !,
visiting his parents ID ln'' y :
has come on for the pulpo'r, :.
two more patents on his i, ~ !.
says he has struck it rlch te'I
be has a good company az n''
Kidpey-Wort, Browns Nv !
and Warmers Remedirs, a's !,
Il. Hartman, druggist, Film ' >.
Indian Oil, Sagwa ana iG y \
Killer for sale by Taylo' "'
302 King street.
h. +. Duncan, OF MA o .r
dred, advertises a fresh Gu" ~
sale. =.
Crossley, the practical Seven ssrsri
repairer, is at 2O2 West eo''1'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
A Reauaiiui Plcaure.

A beautiful life.size portrait in water
colors and crayon Of Miss Addie Wiley.
the four-year-old daughter Of Captain
Wiley, OF the steamer FELTON,, 10 on
exhibition In the window of MIR. 8. II.
Baynard's jewelry store, Fifth and
Market streets. The picture il from the
easel Of Mr.. W. V. Tuxbury, the crayon
artist, No. 1871 East Fourth htreer, and
Is an exec llent piece Of work. 1t il
enclosed In q handsome and rich gilt
frame, the whole showing the finest
workmanship, and we'll worth the notice
OF every one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08

A card has been issued from the Pro.
hibition headquarters in Chicago TO the
people of the United States, recitiDR
that, in view of misery and crime re.
sulting from alcoholism, and of the
guilt fastened upon the people by gov
ernments-municipal, State and Ma
tional-by permitting, and even ii.
censing the traffic in poison drinks, the
Executive Comu ittee OF the Prohibition
party call upon the people Of this coun
try to observe Wednesday, October 2ytt
as q day of fasting, humiliation and con
fession.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Flashes rron All Areusa.

The use of bitter willow in fiavoring
and eoloring tobacco IL vebemsutly de.
nouaced by Partisan physicians n
causing softeping of the brain.
A swarm of bees has colonized in the
m ummy of an OK that has lain on an
alkali field near Day ton, Nevada, for
two years or 40, and the interior Of the
CARCASS Is full Of honey.
A number OF camels that have been
imported into Australia Rave turned
out 30 satisfactorily that enthusiasts are
predicting the use Of the same animal
In Southern Europe and England.
Prof. r. II. Storer maintains that the
action OF shell and roc,; boring mollu,
SEES 10 not drilling or ANY other me-
chanical operation, bat q distinctly
chem ical process, the solvent being
probably free muriatic acid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Hoy lUtureO,

A son Of Samuel McCaulley, aged 10
or 2 years, climbed up an awning post
In front of Coroner Smiths cigar about
noon to-day, in order to get view OF
General Logan and suite, when he fell
backward, and his feet catching fast, he
hung with his bead downward until be
tainted. A colored boy finally climbed
the port and relieved him from his pain
fu position, when he was taken into
the store and resuecitaed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08

when there was no money in the tres
sury and the bends of this country
were below par in other countries.
At the conclusion Of General Logan q
address General Beaver was introduced
and made an appropriate speech.
When General Beaver closed, Mr..
Higgins said that on account Of Gene
raj Logan's time being limited, he
would not be able to receive any but
the gentlemen ON the stage, and the
veterans. A rush was then made fcI
the stage, and after General Logan had
spent about ten minutes In shaking
hands, he was escorted to the barouche
and driven rapidly to the station tc
escape the crowd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08

The markets are we'll supplied with
all kinds Of produce in season, and the
ruling prices are as follows:
Butter, 38 TO 40 cents pound (; eggs,
20 to 80 cents q dozen white po-
tatoes. 10 to II cents hall
peck sweet potatoes, 8 to 10 cents a
half peck; apples, 10 TO IL cents a half
peck pears, 10 to 20 cents half peck
corn, 20 cents dozen egg plants, 3 TO
cents each tomatoes, 10 TO IL cents a
half peck cabbage, 3 to 8 cents head
turniQs, 10 cents half peck.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Grand RsceUa1on.

The German Educational Association
No l, will give their first annual recep
ton on Wednesday 10Th, In the afte r
ternoon and evening, at Specht 4
SpahD's new grand pavilion. The pro
ceeds vii be used for the benefit of s
Burkhard's German. American school.
All who wish 10 spend q pleasant after
noon and evening should be sure to at
tend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
A Oh auce for Work.

Dr; T. A. Keables, chairman OF the
building Committee of the Board OF
fubiic Education, wIllrecei ve propos ais
Tor the erection of building for high
school upto noon en- Monday next.
rams and specifications Of same can be
seen at the office of Il. l.. Rice, No. 7O1
MARKET street. Builders and contrac,
tors should look out for the same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Robbed,

Thomas j. Bennett WAS robbed in the
crowd in front of the Opera House to-
day at noon, OF watch and chain,
with Maltese cross, having his name
engraved thereon, and the name of the
lodge Of which he Is member, worth
altogether about $75. II the party will
return the Maltese cross, Mr.. Bennett
will say nothing about the watch.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
rms CHOLERA

MADRID, Oct. 7.-n ,hs1s u
twenty -four hours lara and
fresh cases OF choi eor,ed d
from the disease reP ssss oil
Several suspicious ca'Iu d
have appeared in ba atolsra.
feared that they are c, nmrirs |
ROME, Oct. ' .,ors were
.weniy-four hours 5D 81 deaths
cases Of cholera and = Naples
disease in the city o o, ., ip' 10 q
fresh ca.es aud II a. a'a widen
'''f PARIS, OF. IL lance ~ ,rs"i i,
cholera epidemic in i fsabs' frod
sase in the whole cOu'''
reaching eight. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
y CIV store.

William H. Baldwin who was form.
erly IN the employ OF the jackson &
sharp Co., having lost his health, has
been enabled, through the aid of some
friends, to open cigar and tobacco store
IN the Askew building, No. z East
seventh street. He hopes that all his
ola shopmates, as we'll AZ many others.
will give him a call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
Tho Kn1ghts' Epter'

To- morrow evening, CpsnlP' !,
No. 6, X. of P, will give nSs,s 4
terfainment in the UPe'i,,aasl1
which the celebrated fplia"'i 4
cert Company will appeal a. Nd
rnington favorite, JANE, ,iou If 1
who enjoys the reputation i Ind
of the best artists ID VIZ ofh|
stage, will sing ssse." vb|
songs. Miss Ka,e S ,rs, ,sIiure|
pounced one o the oes '. ' .Oul
the pub lie, will also gnu ahiIe iu|
charming selections t ~n. Of |
to these will be a , noI' bu.
talent. There is no aou " nd
,er,ainment will be one VI
he ApasOp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08

Professor s. T. Ford, tho noted elocu.
tunary reader, will read at Ebenezel
ID. e. church, Mill Creek Hundred. OF
friday and Saturday evenings, October
ioth and 18th, at p. m. II was i'm.
day night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
The Temperature.

The mercury In the thermometer in.
dicated 81 degrees this morning. pre.
cisely the same temperature as one YEA,
ago, but through the day there was =
difference Of twenty degrees, the mer.
curry year ago only going as high a,
sixty four, 1922 ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08

Tomorrow afternoon and EVENING
the South Side Gun Club will hold
their first grand shooting match and
tournament at Scheutzen Park, when
number of valuable prizes will b,
contested for. There viii also be seve
-! rcces ''0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08

The weather continues clear and warm
with tendency TO lower temperature.
The same conditions are likely to pre-
vail tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-08
GouIey's GRAND Autumn Excursiou

Goes up the mountain tomorrow
Thursday October9. All that intend
going, and don't want to miss n good
time, dom I be one minute after 6.3C
q. m.