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Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
FOURTH EDITION,

Dots.
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
Ut MillA'. Fourth and RAILROAD.
Hay by the car load or by the hun
dred st Janney's. sos King street.
Red underwear from IS cents up. oil
wool, At 307 Market St. W. Il. Sincock.
Solar Light Double Heater and Cy-
olona The schoen Heater and Stove 70.
Manila wrapping paper sold by the
quiro or reAm at the REPUBLICAN
ofice.
George whitlock, Of Clayton, died
suddenly, ct noon ON Wednesday, aged
eighty years.
The cheapest store in the State TO buy
trunks aad vAlises, is NJ bOS King
street. Try II.
The Young people of Scott M. T..
church realized $40 from the two enter
tainmsnts given last week.
Have your feather beds renovated By
scAldine steam process ut Cannon's,
b05 shipley street.
A libel suit may possibly result from
the letter. siRued with . Bleeding
Heart" and cracked bell.
| Devsre II Bros. are removing thsil
stock Of groceries fromNo. II X. Fourth
street 70 No. 8, the adjoining store.
Pure ground spices and fresh ground
yellow mustard at Taylor & Fullerton's
drug gists, 302 King street.
| We make cur own Canton fame
drawers call and examine; 30t Marks
street. low est prices. W. IL. Sincock
Medicine needed At night can be sup
L Al dpu0
Secood and Market. ~ Night bell on
Second street.
The ground has been broken for Mr.
I. T. Quigley's new house, corner o
Delaware avenue and Van Burel
streets,
] At Joseph Kern's, jeweler, 1877 4 Maj
ket street, Is the best and cheapest plac
Tor having your watches, clocks AM
jewelry repaired In the city.
James n. Bsggs g. Co. have shippe'
the last invoice Of the fancy terra colt
work for the front OF the Muir buildin
at Broad and Race streets, Philadel
phiA
Jeremiah Garner, near Kentou
threshed from three pecks Of sowin
and rff not quite an acre Of land, forty
/ uu0 VI 4uO
used was stable manure and shell lime
The best truss made II improperl
I'D justed falls utterly. Correct adjus'
ments . specially by Y. James Bel
Sixth and Market streets. Separai
entrance for ladies. LSdy attendant.
Several Of the undertakes OF TIL
city are attending the conven ton OF th
Funeral Directors Association
America which IL in session at Asso
citation Hall. Philadelphia.
Neal @. Gibbons, o foreman at tn
works Of the Harlan q Hollingswort
Co., WAS tadly burned about the hand
and arms on Tuesday evening by acc
dentally plungiDg them into a pot ,
melted iron.
; A meeting Of the Mexican Leag,
, | was held in the Sunday school room I
St. Andrews church this morninI
when statements we're made by Il
president, Mrs. Fordyee Barker. ar
the secretary, Miss Stewart Brown.
Friday, October 9th, being the eigh'
anniversary OF the opening of the b
Hive, the store will be closed from
p. IN. 10 arrange stock for an evenii
o display of choice goods from TO 9,
o which the public 10 invited to inspe,
10 K. L. Russell, 3O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

The quarterly meeting OF the Presby.
terry OF Philadelphia Central WAS held
in Oxford Presbyterian church yester.
day, when the Rev. George r. WISE
we'll, d. d, requested dissolution Of
bis pastoral Relations with the Green
Hill Presbyterian Church, of which he
has been pastor for over IL yearn. Hi,
reason for making the request is tht
need Of rest.
Resolutions on the matter, passed BY
the congregation last Monday night
were presented by Mr.. McFetridge. Of
the Green Hill Church, who also stated
that they received his resignation with
the deepest regret,
DIR. Wisewell WAS at one time the pas
tor of Central Presby terrain Church, and
and is An able and eloquent minister.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Wisnous = Meme.

The closing performance OF With
out Home was given BY The Gray q
Stevens Combination last evening TO
the largest house OF the entire week.
The people we're almost wedged In, and
numbers " ere turned sway, unable b
ev. get Inside the doors. This evening
the same company will present the
favorite drama, entitled Saved Fro n
the Storm, F" in which Minnie Oscar
Gray will sustain her celebrated char
acter of Little Nell. When this drama
W as presented here last spring, 1t wa,
greeted with crowded houses, and nc
doubt but the same will be the case
now, cons. quently those who wish te
see IL, skonli make sure OF seats by
securing them at Thomas b Brothers
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Eft 7 H ED|7|0
New Custle p.o.,-

:, The freshy,ery OF New c ,",h
the Lower Brand vine 81 Tss,'e
Jay morning. Devo,;" rutVh
were We conducted BY Rev V a " eIel
me resignation Of Henry p pu ", ny
Georges church was acc.n, nSaei
, re- him to the 'f p,sst. y
West Virginia. Rev, W G Aye
was appointed moderator dn'ia a
remainder Of the session Nu'll
Rev. q. P. Mallery having -
me pastoraRe of olivet Cba,c "a
mineton was granted letters AZ a;
"a 10 the Presbytery of Yves, MI
New York. The session wa, ~
leave to I'll it's own pulpit uD,ii
meeting Of the Pfesbytery, and NJ
MARKS was appointed moderate
Ksv' M. j Eckels, Of Bslttmo,s||
j. b. Umberesr, Of Cheminy
and J. X. Milligan, Of Wes, n
presented letters and were recall
members of the Presby terry. R.)
Eckels accepted . call 70 the ami
Salisbury, Nd; Rev Mr.. Cmhs1
White Clay Creek, and Rev. M
ban TO Zion and Rock churehss
| Rev. Hugh X. Walker asked
dissolution OF his pastoral rel
with Green Hill Presbyterian An
which request was declined.
| Suitable memorials OF lives ana
acter of DIR. j. b. Spottswood Avail
James Mcintire were presents]
Tread.
The following appointment,
made TO the Baltimore Synod. |
me-ts October IS:
| Ministers The Revs. Nolan
way, Milligap, Gayley. Canton, i
Lindsay, Alexander. L msted, II
Mcdowell, .Vallandigham. tEldeI
j. Bnck, G. W. Taylor, l. N. VI
dals,T Y. Cla,k, j. A. Nicholso|
Fem, II. G. Wal or, ]. W. McCuI
S. W. Lindsay, E. G. Polk, A. d
ton, e T. Taylor.
Il The churches OF Cool Spring AL
hoboth, Christiana, Port Penn, s
and Red Clay Creek were gran,t(
to supply their own pulpits upiI
meeting Of Presby terry,
Elder Charles BAlsl sll-esI
Presbyhry ia Relation 10 mid
reliet. ihe report OF the tonnid
Tcnnech visitation was adopted.
The committee on Home Y
q recommended 500 to Chrisdaj
! Stanton 800 TO Harrington I
. FELTON, and sS7 so to Lexes.
81 A vote Of thanks 10 the conrd
! jof the Lower Brandywine churd
i adopted and the PresbyteTy adj
to meet at New Castle ttiFd Tud
aiA.rli.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Off GERS InAtnlIea.

The following officers Of Mattahoon
Tribe, No. l, 1. q. L. NJ, were installed
last evening
Prophet, Winfield NJ. Starr sachem
Harry j. Hollis senior sycamore,
William p. Clayton Junior, John L.
W iliiams; first sannap, James K.e.
nan second, "A Heller /; rat warrior
HAIRY Wilson third Edward Mont
gomery second brave, Charles Tay
Ior guard of forest. William Il
Grub guard of wigwam, Willn L
Cox; representative " great council
viii lam O johnson. The greas couu
Gil of this State will meet in Milford q
Tuesday, October ~.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Death OF Aged people,

Parthenia Chandler, reno; VI
VIM. Chandler, died ys'aNs
residence OF her sob. james ',
1921 Tatnall street, In me Nun Z
her age. The death oil ME- IN
seye.es another inpor;an' ,,n|
binds the present vita tne P's :
Mrs. Chandler being iell
married william Chandler, a "
with whom she lived unili anu ~ y,
before the war, since wn r IL, ~
has remained a widow her = =
band will be remembered o. :,
carried on a large tanner! ~,
and Tatnall streets MIS-, :, "a q
funera will take place OA :
afternoon at 2 o'clock m,
Mrs, Lvda L. Humphryi, ~, nv
George ". H upPnry, g eu mO,,
Every Evening, died th'' s ssC
the residence OF her SOU i, =. ~ .,
Rodney streets, in 4, the , 81. vi n
/ An nday afternoon at , o'clock
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Fall Overcoats.

Dress Suits set in at Sl3.-
so and rise to S35. We
stand responsible for them
at either extreme as being
sound in material, trimming,
sewing, with no let-up in
any part, at any point on the
carefulness that is indispen-
sable in making clothing.
Possibly there may seem to
be less need to say this for
the highest-priced suits.
I'VE say it with as much en-
phasis of the lowest, with no
more, no less. In these
lquickening days ofiall tenn
| perature business is stirring,
slackness hees;the pricesare
telling; are reaching, are
finding, are bringing the buy
Iers.
Take middle-price suits:
the great body of the stock
lis such, and the greater num-
OF buyers flock there, too
lone of them.
| A Black Worsted Suit,
! With Salisbury Coat, S1S
| With Sack. $17; we have
had them in Brown with a
,iuick-step sale in them
! these in Black will 60 at the
same pace.
Fall Ovcrcoats--Tht
Istock we have has found it,
way to the public knowledge
! without much telling. The,
have been going fast anc
this is Fall Overcoat wealth
! Ter just beginning.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

This mornings set sion Of tho Phila'
delphia Baptist Association was open
cd ~ Q O'Clock with devotional service,
led by the Rev. II. B. Harper. This
Was followed by thu reports Of truste 60,
and the reports OF committees on new
churches, on the Union church and on
historical sketches. Al II o'clock =
sermon was delivered by the Rev.
Frederick Evans, ID. D., that was fol.
lowed by addresses on behalf Of th Q
Baptist Home ard Baptist Orphanage.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
viii 20 Baek Again.

George Powell. who just got ont Of
jail last Sunday, was arrested yesterday
afternoon 1T Tenth and Market streets
for being drunk and disorderly. Tine
officer testified that there were four IL
the party, and that they had bottle Of
wklakey, but he only succeeded in cap
turing Powell. After hearing the evt'
|dencs of the officer Judge Cunmin'
imposed fine OF a and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Will Probably Go 20 Hail.

Mary Burns was again before Jud @,
Gum Minis this morning, charged witt
uukenness, and the officer who mad,
the arrest testified that he found heI
very much under the influence of liquo
down on the coast. Az Mary has fire.
quantity been before ,hs court oa sim i
lar charge, tn Judge ordered her to pay
. fine of 81 and costs, which will proba
bly, send her to New Castle Jail.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Re-Opening.

The Young Peoples Association OF
St. Paul's M. Il. church will begin Its
weekly entertainments this evening
An interesting program will be rem
dersd. All mem bers OF the association
are requested to be present. A cordial
invitation il extended TO all.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Escaped Easy

William Moice, Jr, was before
J Judge Cummips this morning charged
with drunkenness. William told the
Judge that he had got in bad company
and drank TO excess, but promised thai
II he was let of this time. he would
iske the pledge. As he 10. yvInS mar
the Judge concluded 10 Give him
chance, and committed him 70 the cell,
until noon TO day.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
DR.. simms' White PuImOnic Bai
sam,

The leading lung remedy of vii
mipgton, Del has prevented tho In
roads of consumption In multitudes q
people. Prompt and quick in curing
coughs, sors throat, Group, etc. 80 cents
and 81. Sold by dealers. Depot, Fourth
AMI King streets. johnson, Holloway
& Co., Philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
HtN YirstTfme.

Yesterday afternoon George Wilson
was found by q police officer on Front
street, very drunk, and taken to the
hai!. This morning he admitted the
charge, but said shat 1t was his first Of
tense, aud the j udge let him off with 9
tne o. Z, and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Nee Hive Operfnx

Friday evening, October 9th, from 7
to9 D. M, al which the pubic art
cordially invited to atteac, 1t Being our
eighth ann iverssry. The store will be
closed from A to Z r. m. to arrange
stock, Il. l.. Russell, BOG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
visiting This Guy

Alderman X. U. Barley olvD
3outb Carolina, paid a nylSSS
fb,s city to day, and stoppsIIB All
nephews James aud sana 9er co|
The Barley Manuiactar 'ii .ss s
MT. Barley says that oaS !, i hi
ing up in the South, and s y n i
ion that the depression " ' ,n0st n
vailed for some lime Is a''I IN ral
and nI Is II the prin cipsl owner ef . NJ
now being built froIi his S,' d
Entaw Springs, ana line Vi
| rusiness north at TINS T., '' Tss |
are rolling stock ., iof nv ~ the 4
| Company of Pniisd nsiIinr on I
afternoon he intends 'a cn,.1ts 70 tor|
| & Sharp, to make ooDi TSe Add
| .er and freight cars, .n Ia q true
| bs southerner to the NAM
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

To lnorsow prom Uses TO be partly
c'oudy, possibly with slight rain. Sat
urday, clearing and lower temperature
Sunday, southerly winds aud risini
tbIE ptrature
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

We have some house furnishing
goo4a, euoh as tin ware, oil cloths, etc,
10 be closed out at low prices. Scboen
IIea'aI q stove Co., 415 Market and Ala
Sail ,cy streer, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Prise for . Dog .

At the dog show at the Pennsylvania
STATE Fair Philadelphia on Wednesday
George W, Bush Jr., of Wilmington,
WAS awarded q silver medal for . Net.
tie" fox tarrier slut
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

A wheel on farm ar's Wagon, loaded
with produce, broke down az the corner
lof Seventh and Market streets, THU
morning, at 6 30 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
W. Y. HOsne

sells nothing but the best coal, wei
prepared for family use. Office, III
Market street, where all orders will re
ceiye prompt attention.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
sOnal.

Mrs. \, VI Browne, of this city, lie
attend ing he annual meeting of the
Wo'nen's Foreign Missionary Society
a. T-r Vile, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

Rev W. W. Ealbey delegate to ths
Baptist Association will preach in As
bury NJ. k. Church AZ 8p, m. this even.
ing Members Invited.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
&ale of NNMH.

Roberts Il Tyson will have another
Sale o. fresh and fat COWS at Emil
Beck Bellevue hotel, in the Ninth
war; On Saturday, the 18th inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
aacH AZ ain.

Wednesday IN mG n.f n, re jaiss
aud his wife were re, P : ddruunksnnd
Minis charged win , NJ woull
s 4ow 001 we're l.. of 5n win ao 'HG
q: e. Ssss ssr; q .:'sesy .
he Judge sentenced .. s''i Peter p
|of 81 and costs, os a. 20 20 left, an5|
' .ss he S tsss ;s:S iss 81 81;
s ss::s : K: s ..1s l &C., +;
! si.io. When he Nv ss had 50. Il
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

AT
VIM. B. SHARP'S,l
Fourth and Market
Our assortment of Ladies'
and Children's Coats, Wraps
and Newmmarkets wasl
never better, and will consti-
tute the largest line of such
goods ever shown in our
lefty. We have again secur-
led control Of those elegant
ISeal Plush Goats, Of which
1--we sold so many with such
satisfaction to our customers
, last season. The high grade
lin quality and workmanship
ills still maintained, and the
!. prices lower than last season
l-S25 to $50.
y Stockinette for ladies in
Ut short coats, three-quarter
r. coats and Newmarkets were
-. never finer in quality or bet.
Cd ter in shape, style and fit
81 We consider them the bes
70 value and wear tor every
of day use in our stock-SS to
as $25. Ladies Wraps OF bro
Of caded velvet, silk and boucle
Al |are handsome and stylish
IN and will find much favor thi,
be- Fall-$l3 to S2S.
)" WIN. B. SHARP,
y, Fourth and Market streets. Coat DE-
IN, partment.
OK Of In our Upholstery De
partment one Of the pretties
&C. se. bits of window hangipgs w
,ss:yy ever bought is now here.
is an embroidered effect i
ar. cotton plush, very silky i
me appearance, and hung i
,bs double curtains or lambrt
TX, lquins would have the ar
pearance of brocotelle. !
on, appears in olives, garnet
'ur, and gerd'arme, and in add
or. ton to hangings would b
and effective in fancy work ; 3
,,no inches wide-5O cents p'
n'i- yard.
WIN. B. SHARP,
oor Fourth and Market streets. Upholste
ia department.
For your fall drap.ngs u;
ore, our handsome wood pole
< l.. We have them in all wood
rio., Ebony, Mahogany, Vain
ray. or Ash, with either wood
II, r. r. brass rlngs, ends and brac
neil cts. For good appearant
d en- little money and easy reg
lated, these window tixtur
have no superior-50 cer
witt witt each, complete.
nh hse VIM. b. SHARP.
Iquor Fonrth ana Market streets. Uphoist
fret Department.
SINH
o payi
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
Orunken n

Michael Dolly, ., y Sere found !
\, Ms r. ;.,a s;SS'ts s;s,, III s;a
t tss. si's tS the q hail. ) sp 5ud as''
, when introduced ssl,n 70 party. j
ss5f he hard Ssa s: 81 sss,t &c
oailing straw, s snS, be inferred erred
e q r. ss sos tds ii %ssss%ss .s si ss
e 85.':. sa, h I%asso s;S., : fine
w ,U', zach OF the otpe,..
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

For gocd coal go TO Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
me Hinh'

Their. wa. ,s; :;s1 ; 4; 6, g; e
; ;si''' sss% 5.:s G.. %
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

There is a tone OF
winter in the weather.
There ought to be the
like in the thoughts Of
all the thousands who
have not yet bought
their Fall and Winter
Clothing at Oak Hall.
Mems Dress Suits
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

at the REPuBLIcAs office In the shade,
O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'clocb
&C. 800 $40
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08
HAY-EEVER

EIY'S CREAM BALM cleaases ~,
head. Aiiays Inflammation. Heals the sorsl
Restores the senses Of taste, smell, hearing
q1ick relief A positive cure. A partlcl,
ia applied into each nOstril, causing 10 mai,
and is agreeable to use. Price &C cents IA,
mail or at Gruggistl Send for circular.
ELY BROTHERS,
SOD druggists, OsSeQo, NJ. Z
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

AkrAHTEp-A SIPUAII9H IS COPY
w tst = lady, o. = is1 must. senol-
ars; Best reference given. apply at AS
Jefferson street. ose.s
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

I HST-bs TUESDAY MORNING 90.
~ tDer o, IN front vi vi Fast Fourth
; tfeet small black caObd, with valu b .
contents, The nader Wiz please return the
! =" tag 10 tho aa3ya number without further
lo4nle. anA 0tllRe tho nMnn.. llt
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

ST - oH SUNDAY ENEnING. A
A Fentlcmaa's xoll ring, with carved
iseS set. on Fourth street between Monroe
ara Aqans street Tns thier VIII be suit.
. 10Y 70 "ardei Oh leaving SAME at 9l7 West
| Fourth street. osnt
Daily Republican., 1885-10-08

SrEAYED OR SroLES-FROM THE
properly Of the subscriber in Chris lana
hun1red, on tho kenHett Turnpike, oppo-
,lls tho -uId leading 70 hIsing sun, a prade
JeF4y heller years old. yellow color, with
IN whits V in face ana large white ma-ls
On sides and legs. A suitable reward will be
II To- inf0rua;lon that leads to her re.
e@ver2 F. L. Dupont DeSEMOURS 4
-. os 3t-eCd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-14
QUEER PONDS IN MAINE.
Seine are Apparently BOttomIoss, and One
Rises and Falls with the Tide.

A Maine paper says: Allof the oldest
inhabitants of Maine can tell visitor
more or less regarding bottomless ponds.
The visitor generally regards their yarns
as fables, and he is generally right. But,
as far as the testimony Of ordinary sound
ing lines goes, there are one or two really
bottomless ponds in this queer old State.
One is In the town of Glenburn, near
Bangor. Although the people residing
near it have lost al their clothes lines
and fishing lines In trying to get bottom
IN it they have never succeeded.
Over in York county, In the town of
York, there is q little sheet of water
called Tonomee Pond, which has no bot
tom rs far as anybody knows. 1t is sur
rounded by quaking bog, grown over
with alders, and it Is, as an old fellow Of
the vicinity says, ssfull of big water
snakes and turtles, while what few
pickerel escape these destroy any other
fish which may breed there. There is a
local tradition telling of man named
Parsons who, about the time 0 the last
war with England, manufactured coun-
terfeit silver coin on the shore of the
pond. He was ferreted out by officers
Of the Government, and, when cornered,
threw all his spurious coin into the
fathomless depths, the money going
through to China according to the VII
layers. This counterfciteE pretended to
have found some OF Pirate Kidd's hidden
wealth in order to account for his large
possessions of bullion, and on many oc-
casions since gullable parties have dug
the whole neighborhood full Of holes in
order to find more Of the freebooter's
spoils. Not long since an cid oak tree
fell on account Of the excavations at It's
base by treasure hunters.
One of the queerest sheets Of water In
this State is called Shows Ocean. 1t Is
little pond in Orrington, near Bangor,
and its peculiarly Is that, although sit
uated away up among some hills on the
bank of the Penobscot, it rises and falls
as regularly as does the river. There is
supposed to be some subterranean con.
nection between 1t and tidewater.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-14
EHB OLD ROzM.

Return, return. !" the voices crisd.
ssIo your old valley far away:
FOR softly On Che river tide
The tender Hghts and shadows plays
And all Tie banks are gay With flowers.
And ell the hills are swost with thyme;
u cannot ind such bloom as ours
In ysn bright foreign cline I"
Tor me, thought, the olives grow
The sun lies warm upon the vines;
And Jet VII arise and Sc
10 that dear valley dim With pinesI
Old loves are dwelling there, said,
Untoached by years Of change and pain
Old faiths that had counted dead,
Shall rise and live again.
and stll Return, return" they suns.
'fWith MS abides eternal calm;
I'm these old fields, where you were younx.
We Gull the heart's-oase and the BALM.
For rs the locks and herds increase.
And children play around our feet;
A eve the sun goes down in peace
Return, for rest ID sweet"
1hm arose and crossed the sea,
And sought that homerof youn ger days
No love Of old was left 20 me
(Fcr Love has wings, and seldom stays)
But there we're graves upon the hill,
And gunbeams shining on the sod,
And low winds breathing, 'Peace, be stiII;
Lost things are found in God"
SARAH DOUDNKY, IN Good Words.