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PUKL-SUKI 1 EYEic« DAY oMepUtunday
By VIO. W. VFKSOBl S. MOKft.
Kdiler| aud preprleieri.
OU**K« THIRD AND KIM* STREETS
[otbe*
with
fifth
ing
of
fold
is
E NTERED AT THE P'. »S • ' IMEA'1
Wilmington, He!., xt !>*'< »«' olrtt rna.l
The circulation of the Rt>
PUulican is steadily climbing
to seven thousand daily,
r press rooms are open to
everybody.
'wODE^DAV, AllOlItiTiO, im.
Z
and
rh.it
of
w
is
All
the
tion
ize
Labor and the Right to bold Prop
erty.
lu 'hese days of labor revulsions,
strikes and trades uuious, the genera]
drift ot argument is in the d.rection of
the li^ht of man to capital and proper
ty uloi'c than his wauts require. Yearly
the 1 a nes seem to be more distinctly and
barsiiiy drawn between capital and
labor, aud yearly the gap between the
two becomes wider. The tyranny of
capital is reflected in the tyranny of
trades unions and hot) lead gradually
to more insecure right to property and
capital. Two reasons may be given for
this niidefciiabio state of affairs—a want
of know let.ge of the principles which
capital and labor, and
on
to
tie
the
ed
It
should govern
gra.-piog avarice.
YVo have uo more sympathy with
ial>oi, than we have with
corners
corners in grain, stocks, beef and lard.
Bulk serve to unsettle trade and com
u to undermine and weaken
merce
the true relationship that should al
ways exist between capital and labor,
aud bulb should he frowned upon as in.
j urious, not
rights of man, but to society at large.
Whatever may he the doubts that
may be brown around the right to hold
property, there can be none whatever
as to the l ight ami duty of man to labor,
since labor was tbe first condition upon
winch mau was allowed to live after he
was illi veil forth from the garden of
Eden, aud ever since the normal state
of society,by au unerring and wise law
of our nature, has been a state of la
bor.
ly to the individual
the
ed.
Wild uaf ure may suffice for the mis
erable existence of some savage tribes ;
it cannot, suffice fer the. existence ol
civilized nations. In order that the
earth may enable nations lo live, man
must moisten it with his sweat anil fer.
tiliz.- ii by means of his intelligence.
Socit .y is possible only through a law
of iu ture ; w hence it follows that labor
i» ih. neccssaiy fulfilling of this law.
Ca.ii your eyes upon desert, countries ;
the «arth there produces nothing but
duiL iorest ; it is the resort and borne of
wiU, hi a.iis and venomous reptiles ; the
air i- unhealthy and vegetation is sup
port! o by corruption and decomposition*
which are destructive to man. You
•y stagnant waters, or rivers unre
strained in their course and without
banks ; coarse fruits, bard and thorny
herbs, an exuberance of vegetation
which prevents fertility, a stupendous
nature w hich astonishes, but which is
only solitude, war and death,
nificent creation, the domain of animals j
but not of man, and which awaits his
A mag- »,
l.a- I Iihr- me bis property, in beooui-|
i
iu 0 his work.
ih,.s the j.hysical missiun of man|
bore below is to reorganize the earth
which lie inhabits, the air which he
brialLfh, and even the vegetable, fruit |
and ■ rain productioim which are to shel-1..
ler, i .-dli. and nourish him The ear Lj
of iorn is tilled only by his hand : the:
.-eeteiied only by'
he chooses for hinisel* j
ions froip amongst animals and 1
oik with him and for
fru:.t of the tree ijre :
his tuitivation :
ccu.j.
i ht in
111 .
eek iron and gold
him. ID goes to
I)d huwtlsof the earth and makes us<
tin hellish and fertilize it.
A? his ccnmiatid forests disappear,
rivers are confined to their beds, cli
mate.'are changed, the air is purified,
ate multiplied, the rank and
sterile grass of the savanna
meadows, the vine grows in
if th*
llo
give u:i
to vcnlai
cgst the hills ami rich
fCHtoOIlH
j resent thei
i selves
t" view Oil
Tints rude
jafur* beer
tveiy side.
r.hlitera
are rt alizid by nis labor.
Ii is by labor that Europe lias been
reclaimed, it is by labor that America
has Imconje the competitor of Europe in
all that, tends to civilizjition, happiness,
prosperity, intelligence and all that go
to add strength to a nation. This is the
gives a title o 1
the nation to the property of the coun
try ..ml ti.le o. individuals to the soil,
>n 13 constitutes the. ele*
hich hih
tier iii
ety but cstahliidies a right
men
—the right to 1 o'd property,
lias bet
The earth
i) all but, the fr
iits ot
labor are givm
o individuiils.
TU.s is soiti' tliing
hich sophists wil 1
■ I who attribute proper'y
its origin in the
not
to foi ce and
vh.
right of ih* first occupant a
were aiiytniiig ei*.(» than a fa
constitute a right. Properly ha
if violence
its
iai) iiimself ; it is tli
jiroil net
(>f his intelligence, the link "f society
the rigiit of labor,
annihilating it and of establishing a re
public m atil monkish commune in
which all goods would be in common,
prove only one thing, and that is the
com pi i ■(■ ignorance in which they
grovelling respecting the faculties of
:u:in ami the law of nature. T
root in
Those wiio
Talk
"t
.ic
stroy f Ik- right
property is, though 1
e, to il«*stroy
is naked and pos
lifc by hi.s in'
c, a
tier im„
Mil
at Ins birth
i" lung,
in* acquires clothing, it bn
i that li*- takes posses
;i'p(-ct and
makes it bis property by the right of
labor. And this law takes its root in the
The child wishes to pos.
sens : he scarcely yet knows himself,
bu' be already understands the mean
dustry
garden ; th
sion of ih
earth, d.
Ini'iian heart.
want
ing of property. If one of hi* comradw
li-i.il biin n plaything, lie amuse. lifii- stay
Inline
wlf with it, but bin pleamire in iticom
plet**,—poHheewion Ih wauling. He de
sires ami still desires until he ran say
the
not
•■this is mine."
Labor is also <
e of the necenaitieH of
uaturt*. It has been remarked tbnt
whenever tout generations aueeeed each
[otbe* wi'hout occupying theninelve 1 *
with mauuftl labor, the childreu of the
fifth die young, labor wi.h the aruiH be
ing necessary for ft propor development
of the organa of respiration. The two
fold exercise of the mind and the body
is a law of nature. She orders
at
will
the
phia
by
r ii
is to
cultivate, to build, to create, to control,
and she commands this unt to aclas b
She desires no
A
first
to
of
dall,
zog,
I*.
siou
E.
Mr.
used
the
but to all men.
rh.it some should exhaust thcmselv
of
w bile others remain idle. H«r justice
is universal and without exception
All must obey, for upon obedience de
pends th* 1 conservation of races
upon the cessation of obedie nce e
the result of the infraction of law
Thus property is founded
hand, upon the desire of possessing
which is natural toman: and on the
other hand,
which depends the perfec ing « f na;
ture, the life of families and The dura
tion of races. Tbes
ize admirably together ami for
moral code of our government.
and
nsucs
the one
th« necessity of latair
on
two laws barmen*
the
Fdncatlun nncl ll»e ••Meslw* " Nyn
The fact that quite a number ofMchrm
dihlricfa in Suneex County have lailtMl
to raise ?7.> by taxation, the amount re
quired by law for them to raise
tie them to the State appropriation, is a
strong argument against, that part ot
the law that permits the people of any
district to say whether they will sup
port a school. As good a thing as Dem
ocracy is there is a little too much
interjected in the school law for tin*
good of the State and of society. The
taxes by which the public schools are
supported should he levied and collect
ed as are other taxes, and in like pro
portion to the needs of the community.,
It would he just as reasonable 10 leave
etiTi
first
feet,
feet
the
to
siou
if
for
to
ties
the question of a road tax or a county
tax to a vote of the people. We are
al 1 the favorable
surprised that i
changes
the. past lew years, that this objection,
able feature should La ve been retain
ade in the school laws during
ed.
;
j
There is never any danger of an in
telligent community voting down a
school tax though there might, be a dif
ference of opinion as to the amount Of
tax requisite to keep the schools open.
The people of a district that would
vote down a school tax are not punished
by a witholding of the State appro
priation to'support schools, while in
their eyes a dollar or two arc bigger
than four or more months of education
As a general thing the people of tin* dis
tricts that vote down a school tax are
ho sell their franchises, never
heurd of colon d people being anything
else than "niggers," who spell God
with a in tie " g, " if they can spell at
all, and whose philosophy leads them
to believe that the sun kites around
T
:>('
at
those
the earth every twenty-four hours and
that tin* latter stands upon the back ot
something else.
to
huge sett nirtlw
W hat nonseiisct it is
», t . 0 pi e to decide by vote whether they
• permit such
i>c
or
vould vote a dolla
out of their poeket H
Hi with the
to support fr
itl( , lICBnlwl , be , tlJ , |Kli( , by tUe state-
i $40 for t he $7fi they are asked to raise
sell nls,
wha| t ,,„ y cw , almu|
education so
long as they g"t plenty
*f hog and hi
|
ny and receive a good price h
So far as dollars and
their
aimed, it i« hut a righte
Lj (J „ ^hat the State appropriation should
be willlheia frolu people who s
by' «1iHer«*nt and indolent to rai
j SU j )( , r j ,
1 jp e S
s retrihu*
e tn
schools when they ;
ate a bonus of $4U for doing ho,
but this does not educate the people.—
if education is absolutely esseutiu! to
the elevation of tlm human race it is
needed in these districts where the peo
ple Htill vote down a school tax, and
hence we suggest the propriety and
duty of the State instead ot withhold
ing the State uppropriali
little more tp it and send the school'
master into these districts
in
vliether lie
T he, tirMt duty ).t th
i> wanted
next i^egiMlature should be to
not.
repeal
that part of the school law
hich leave
•iicy for tho mimhuI o*
Mo- raising id
go
o 1
schools optional with the people of the
districts, and to levy a school tax and
taxes are levied a
.1
collect it as othoi
collected.
Our I'.hhc Hall Club.
Not withstanding the fact that the
Quicksteps have hc.cn pushed to tlm rear
m the Inter-State contest, it
pear that if was more by bad luck than
by bad playing, though there have hcci
quite
through a long, successive anrl unhrok'
d ies of fifteen defeats, As a gen
•al thing good playing was the rule, as
her of closely contested
»uld ap'
•es of the latter
many insta
ot
1
the
games show.
against the hot
rime, and often whet
almost assured, sot
•infortunab* bat threw tlm victory on
Ah a general thing the
kept down
ee.iiiH to have
• team all the
a victory
unlucky error or
its
net
re
in
the
of
t he nt her side.
res of runs ha ve been
and the errors an- nothing like as mi.
s as in some of flic
"t
e prefen*
ti ms leagues. The truth of the matter
i« the Quicksteps, all the time that so
ch fault has been found with them,
doing some good playing bu f
not i|uit4-go(>d i iiijiij. !i :i. win.Their play
.ic
better than a
1
pos
in'
a
he
igne clubs that.
ck" clubs.
It
r In.
niiiating
\\ to
dull dcicafcd .so ufu i
but tliaf i.s no
hy pal foliage should be with
j held by those who want to sec a closely
and contested game. On Saturday last the
of Quicksteps fdaved an almost faultless
the game, with the exception of one inning
pos. that was lost entirely through over zeal
to score, and yet the club was defeated
by a score of three to one. Those who
want to km koikI playing should not
G
stay away ftoui the gAuies becauae the
Inline olu>> ban been unlucky. Give
-
the " boy h" a chance, aud if you are
not oppoeed to base Gal 1 go out and
courage them by your presence.
ON
ou
(•Hint
Those who have been grutntolfttp
at the poor playiug of the Quickstep*
will feel more charitable after reading
the report of the defeat of the Philadel
phia club yesterday by the Providence
by a score of 28 tod. These are both
League clubs,too.
The let'll kstki's got out wi the old
r ii yesterday.
III.
»■
Hull
-/
"Ik.
will
P
r lot them keop our.
N.
■tunii lug ih* Klegera Kaplde.
St'si'ENHloN Brumse, August 21.-—
A now " .Maid of the Mist" will he
launched on the A meric;
Niagara river at this place before the
first week in Septemlsr. Chi Thuisilay,
September i», a st* amb >af, with colors
Hying, will lie run through the rapids
to Lewiston. Work was commenced
to-day at the water's edge a few rods
above the railway bridge.
The capital is furnished by a company
of gentlemen, composed of Peter A.
Porter, proprietor of the Niagara Palls
Gazette ; George Barker, the Niagara
Falls photographer ; Frank K .Johnson,
Walter L. Lan.ont and .lames T. Uan
dall, of the c ustom** service; O. (i. Hert
zog, special insjiector of customs ; <i.
I*. Browning, principal ot the Suspen
siou Bridge public schools, and Kdwin
E. Terrill, of the customs s -rv
Terrill is President of the 4 Company,
Mr. Browning Secretary i
tnonf Treasurer.
A large scow was hauled on t tucks
from Tonawanda vcsn*rday ; i> will be
used i
the steam Is »at will be. built,
gule, builder of the orgiiiHl Maid of the
Mist, has charge of the
ill build a Isiat nearly similar to the
Maid," which went through the
side of the
for
,i:g
a
• t
Mr.
d Mr. La
the foundation upon which
Win. Sen
rk. He
•ve
rot
first
rapids in safety,
feet, long, deck measurement, and lfi' v
ide amidships. When completed
rdinarv rwu-deck
The hull will be fif,
feet
the boat will be
side-wheel steamer. It
through the rapids a*
men:. The einerprtsH in
to gouge out of strangers in
Niagara style,
siou fee charged to the nli*fiV ;.l"i g the
river. Everything will l»«; as flee as
things her- u uali.v arc.
ill li
sent
ex peri
(
tin- usual
ili Ik- tio aduds
Th-ri
sale oi Real Eniate.
At 11 o'clock y—tqjflcy
following properties were sold a» h«
Uturt House at public sale, by Victor
DuBont, Esq., trustee : Three-story
brick house ami lot on Third street, h« -
tween Walnu and IN.plar to John Hare,
for John 4». Matiack, ; two-story
brick bouse No. 4Ho Last Second street,
to Cecelia Rider, Sl,7oo. Both profier
ties belonged to the estate of the late
William (». Blizzard, and Thomas M.
Ogle acted as auctioneer.
I
od
a
at
T RUSTEE'S SALE UK HEAL ESTATE
By virtue of an order of the Orphan* 1
Court, of the State of Delaware, in aud for
New Castle County, made at the February
Term. A I), 1863. of said curt, will he ex
posed to Buh ic Sale, on the premises, in
Mill Creek Hundred, on
'
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 18W,
the following des« rihed
property of Samuel
in Mill Creek Hu.:
late of
Thoinas Rankin. John Lynam, Sam'. Hark
ness, Samuel Tys« n and tiihers. CoiitalmiiR
:>(' acres, 1 rood and 8 j, relies
Hounded by said tract No. 1, aud
lamb now or late of Thomas Rankin. .1. Hor
ton Hayes. Daniel Thompson aud others.—
Containing 7 acres am, I. perches.
And
chaser or purchasers thereot be and a|q**a
at the nex' Orphans' c. urt for New C«sth
Countv.that the court m ly assign t.. the pur
purchasers, the pn
him. her or them, pursuant to t-ds order, he.
she or t
ties lit
At 2 o'clock, p.
Real Estate, being the
Russell, dec'd., situated
No. 1. Hounded bv lands
No. 2.
ereil by the <'
.that the pur
ot
nev. with sufficient
ity ( t
pproved hy tfic Court.entering
I ai-kni'Wleged
>
to reC(»g
ill*.- Mute
■ i
« pet
•dby ih»: said C
i>c determl
it t>* pay to the Dint es entitled
ra 11 y
or their executor', admin is!
respectively their just :
shares of tbe said purchase
terest from such ti
H
* able
deter
tiic court
mine.
the directi<-n of the said Court be p
II he give
d li ru
ade
Attendance
known at the Utne and p a-'e .if<
HENJ MELDS. Trustee.
y hip Attorney.
Atte.t.J.H. IDu hman. 4 Jerk O. C.
sai... by
so
!
4t-cod
13
V'
Hi. 1C SALE
—OK—
LOT ON LINCOLN STREET.
fur the heirs of
suit, will sell at
'liie subscriber.
. d«M
William II. Thomp
sale
ii the pre
August, at 3
• westerly side of Lincoln
westerly side of
feel front
•» T • ursday.
the 23d day
. in . the
ho,
to
is
h-t of Find
-treot. loo feet from the
Eleventh street, and 1 0
v:t. uimI 16 feet deep.
i
I
.-(.111 -
JOHN N K Vl't'.
Ion. Auctioneers.
aul*-4t
I W. M l Din
1 J
■»(L1C MADE
FKESH LOWS. SPRiN'-iEFS AND «• AT
Sli-BJi.
Public Mate, at
k\-Va\. l>t 'aware Oncm*
I'ne fcuhrorloer win « r.ti
the , ;hadd'" F
TllBMMLAY, At fit ST30. 1888.
springers and
A I
•at stc-cU. All perRom
ft": f.
lie
i.s W Del sfr.
oe 'hero.
L W. Stti
>• bJ
i
o*
t K
4u FiCERH
- F.OK-K-4 . » HI ).
fc/
the
and
Will be sold ai Pt'bbc MUe st Pc* I.
;h ''(-rtU.'.tdp. F-oerUu <■«...
.1
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Ih, 1883.
fr* t
4h i-.Mli C< V. .
»n-l fcftrtern. S
j ., ul.
t •■e|.>eh
. ol u
'•..ence
ILL S. HALLY,
r -ll-j&w.tB
the
rear
as
L w Stidham & S >v
4II El J': SHEI I"
S
ap'
suhscril^r will
.M'.nday, the 2Uth av of August.,
600 selee* sheep, dire
will t v disposed xf .:i Private Salt*
al6-6td1tw REF HEN MAITERTH V'Al I'c).
TI
tii- 'firm at
the West, which
AYER'S
Ague Cure
on
the
have
the
or
contains an antidote for all malarial dim
orders which, so far as known, Is used in no
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, not
any mineral nor deleterious substance what
ever, and consequently produces noinjuriout
effect upon toe constitution, but haves the
system as healthy as it was before the attack.
mi.
so
bu f
WE WARRANT AYER'S AGUE CURE
every case of Fever and Ague, Inter
or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver (J
plaint caused by malaria. In case of failure,
• authorized, by
•mar dated only 1st, 1882, to refund Ills
•ue t rial, dealer
a
that.
It
Dr. J.C. AyeriCo., Lowell, Mass
no
with
the
zeal
who
Solo by al' I *ruggisU.
tCANANT SUMMER HOARDING.
i'hat beautiful resort, known as Orffiiard
44rove, seven miles from Wilmington
Keunctt pike, large rooms, high ceiling,
vrvd entllatod. Splendid shade and plenty
i f fruit. Tin se wishing to spend a few week!
in the country would do well to visit this
ld*C3 before engaging elsewhere. Address.
U. LYNCH, Orchard Grove,Centrevillo Post
Office, Del. j22-lmo-e op
I >!
I he
O l'LEV'S FOl'ULAK AND OKDKR
If ennnlun to
Ocean Grove, Anlmry Park and
Loi)(! llrancii.
G
ON THURSDAY, AUGUSTS
wr-wfiifiBBasp
tnlngton, 6 a. Ih., churl*; aiming at Ocean
drove Hl»out 10 u . ii. . Long branch, 10.15 a.
1 he train will have bong Branch at 7.16
ocean Orvvt* 7 50 p. m . arming home
between 11.it* aud 1- y m allowing Wj* hour*
ou the seashore lor bathing aud fishing. The
(•Hint meeting wl I he going on day of exeur
. which will allow all an opportunity to
attend the meetlou in that fhr famed irtove.
.\(. <-hauge of car.-. seat* nil numbered.
Hound trip tickets to < *cv
III.
»■
»A(«
Grove.
Rran'di. ■
b
1 0v
Hull ticket* to either piece.
-/ V MILEN CJUmihN TOR IM
"iVpHILAHELPHIA AND KETl'KN,
Keduction uf fare to i'hexter. Hook and Phil
adelphuh
The ?wilt,favorite and
coiuiitodiiint! Hte.unor,
"Ik. !B. I'ELTOX'"
leaver WlluiiitgU'n at jjjBt Sm
6..^>a.ui.and l-i.46noon.MMB
Kcturnlng. leaver
rhortuut utreet wharf at V.16 a.
Fare toOherteror Hook. l"c
tickets, 16 cent*. To Philadelphia. H centr :
excursion, 'the. fcXiTKSUiN ^^EAM
boat A#iD mrri'KS m kaiu Twkou
will IX will on th. boat >roo<l t* r«u,n 0/ Utf
P W.A H. h. K. on accoiamr.d(kt!0H traiBf
only. Irom rniladclphia, Tfl ^totr: Idnwood
(Marcus Hook.) 50 entr: rhurter. *0 ceBtl
w iluiinat* n Sieaniboat
in 10 V
. and 4 p.Oi.
; excurooL
HR
t
13
N A N D A ITER 8 AT V K DA Y. M A Y W.
Twc trips to Philadelphia dally.
4bt*Changeot time and reduct Ion of Katof*%f
"STEAMER WILMINGTON,"
for Philadelphia, call
,i:g at Marcus Dock
a n d Cheater, 1 fives p.
iVtlunnaton d a 11 y Lat
S V, n (1 a y Included
I'ruiL fourth ft. wharf
• t o.4(' a. m. and 1*2 3d p m; returning have;
Philadelphia at 4*.:« a. in 4.15 p. tn..from sec
,nd wharf below Chestnut street. Boat c«r
ouliulit excurvion* at low
()
J
•ve cbHrtered for
Freight re 'clreil H.ll|d;».v ht 1'intRdel
Fare to H.ila.lelpbta. IV.: exeuntoz
.: to inu-riucdirtte .«'.nt!-, er
uirlTtf
rot et.
:icket>. 2
•uixion ticket!, )5.
: FOR < AI h MAY
—THK stka Ml
ii
Sl'SIK A. McCAI.L
jnly with tii<*
Will connect
STEAMER KKIM I I.If for
( Al'K MAY mi ►
fi.iif; Siindnyr. 7
YV ilmmgto
1 6 o. in. Lei
U».: SUIl'lHV!. s.au.
nil?. 'I mie Table-Will
tor pennsgrove S m
.. 2
li a.
si rove ti a.
ft o.
('mined <1 .tv (*x.-r-,t WednnadaY) with
,itire' i(each »rul Bom
rLYI'K fi»
IllK'k. fi
JiC •-cm-.
I AITA1N BENNY.
I YE4HSI LR S 4JKDER.
\ Kkoistkh s < irm k.
New 4 'aSTLK Co.. I'EL..July *!6. 18821.
the applicutli
hMsoii. Adm'rx <' T. A., of Ashton Klehard
son. late ofI'hristjan.i Hd.. in said county,
ilec'ci.U if ordered and directed by the Keirh
ter that the Adm'rx aforesaid Rive notion ••!
granting of letters of Administration u|s*n the
estate of tfic deceased, with the date of grant
ing thereof, bv causing advertiwnienB t«. be
posted within forty days from the dote of siu-b
Letter*, in six of the most public place* of the
Bounty of New Cattle, requiring all peraoii*
having demands against the estute to jirerent
the same or abide hy an act of Assembly in
such ease made and provided: and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same peri
od in the Daily Rei-i hlkan. a
of Himuuh W. Rich
IH
paper
puhllehed in Wilmington.anU to be continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
__ Given under the hand and ^eal of
L.s. office of the Register aforesaid, at Wil
' ' minirUm. in New Castle County afore
said, the day and year above written.
B. C. HIGGS, KcRlster.
Notick—A ll bersone having claims against
the estate ot the deceased must present the
*ame,duly attested, to the Administratrix
or before the tirtth (lay of July. A. D., 1884, or
abide the Act of Assembly In -uch case made
And provided.
HANNAH W. RICHARDSON.
Administratrix, C. T. A.
Address Wilmington. Del.
LG1S1 1.ICS ( HLEK
R
RKOIHTKK s UPPU k. )
! 4]AST t.K Co., Del.. - uuust 3d. 1883. s
*n of (Jeorge C. Maris,
T. A. of
Wilnungtcui Duudrt-d.
:H!»ed, it is ordered ai d
I 1-011 till- "I'l
4 7hrlst« pfier
Admnist a tor.
> urgatroyd.
in said eo
directed Ly the Register that the Administra
rv n -t ice of granting of letters
inti. ( . I .A . upon the cptjite id
i| witli the date of granting there
u- ;.nvert.i■'eluents lobe posted with
•l. Ja
l«.r aforesaid i
of Adminlst.M
the decei
of, In
in 4b day •
,11) six
!i:.tv of New
iigue ma rids
of ti.*-.
of the
Castle, re.juirin
against ii.*
abide by
made and j
xaine to be Insc-rtod within tier ss
in 'he i'/.i.'.v Km hlh an. a newspaper pub
lished
therein tnree
ail persons navi:
e to present 'i
of Assembly ii.
ided : and also t
ch
Ac
the
d to be continued
ilii.ii.gton.
»eks. (e-o-d j.
and Seal of
ler the lu
(4iv«
Office of the Register aforesaid, at
Wilmington, in Nc
S
(
cw ('astie ('
:e day and year above written.
S. ('. HIGGS. Register,
having claims against
ul, must present the
afore aid.
the cMat., of the de<
same.duly attested to Die Adminfstrator.
or hetbre August: JHM.or ahi'lc-thc ActobAs
le and provided.
GEORGEiMARIS.
Administrator,
A'Idn --, Wilmington. Del.
semhly .
<
. T. A..
EGISTEK'S ORDER.
\ KkOIHTTCH'B OVFtCK, f
w 'ahtle('(»., Dll., August 7. 1883. (
of Sarah <'. Stidham
ward. Exe*
. late of Chrlsti:
ol Gd
llundred,
uuty, deeeasod, It is ordered and
v r lit* Register that the Executors
tire of granting ol Letters
the estate of the deceased
and A urn n h. \\
pin P. Sttdli.
directed
aforesaid give
Test
w»th tin- di.tc (il'gnmtlng thereof, by causing
iidvcrriseineiits to be posted within forty days
■ oftueh Letter* in six of the
.on es of the county of New ('-as
lie, reipilriiig .>i 1 persons having demands
te t<. present the same, or
iildde l.y an Act of Assembly
made uini provtdnl: aud also cause the same
•rtci within the same period in the
Daily Rkimulu an.
hi Wiljniiigton and t
(C. 0. d.:
In m tl,.* d
a uews]»aper uuidished
i i>e continued t!:eiein
three
under the band and Seal
>i k J of < Jffice of the Register aforesabl, at
t ' Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
HIGGS. Register.
Notvk.--AM persons liRvlugclaiinsagaliiRt
ate dt t'•• c.e( ea-ed must present the
same, duly attested, to the Executors, (»n (.r
t.ef(M- 11 *; Tin day of August, A. D„ 1884.
a»d('.e the AM of Assembly In such cast
made and pros Ided.
.SARAH c. ST IDM AM.
i\ A RON K. WOODWARD.
Executors
the
at
or
Address. W ilmiugton. Ik?T.
EGISTEU'S ORDER
R
HaoiSTBR'R OFriCK,
New Cahtlk Uo.. Del., August 6, 1883. (
Upon the application of LOUISE E.SUT
'IEHLY. Ai-wiKiHTH'.TIilx of JAMES K
SB'ITERLY, late of Wilmington Hundred.
In said County, deceased, it Is ordered amt
directed hy the Register that the Administra
trix aforesaid give notice of the grunting of
Letters of Administration upon the estate ol
tbe deceased, with the date ofgranting there
of. by causing advertisements to be nested
within forty days from the date of bucIi Let
ter* lu Six of the most public places of th*
County of Newcastle, requiring up persons
having demands against the estate to present
..• or abide by an Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided ;and also cause
•t. tie Inserted within the same pe
rlodlnthe Daily Kbpublican, a newspaper
published in Wilmington,and to lie continued
therein three weeks (e o-d.)
Given under the hand and heal of
Jl.h ! Office of the Register aforesaid, at
< ^ > Wilmington, in New Castle < uunty
afore hh id, the day aud year above written.
M. C. JIDKiS Register.
Notk iv—-A ll persons having claims agalnut
the estate of the. deceased must present iho
5. dulv attested to the Admlnistra rix
or heforo August flth, 18^i or abide the Act
0fAsseinl.lv in such case made and provided.
LOBIhE E. SU'lTEHLY, Adm'rx.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
i
no
the
the
the
this
* uil
he
LSHEEB, SHEEP, AT PRIVATE SALE
O The subscriber wrlll have at his farm,
Stanton, August 10th, 400 Stock ewes.i 1 lieso
sheep wore purchased Jn ^ er I ® 0 I,„V ll ! <r "
rcnce (Tount
aug4-12t<l A 2 t w*
for
Something New and Good
The Canopy Range, entirely netv in design and construction,with
improved duplex or plain grate, outside oven shelf, polished edges,
and a sure baker, is far in advance of all competitors of its class.
IT HAS NO EQUAL
If you don't need a stove now, you
Every run go fully warranted,
may some time, and it will pay to look at this for future reference
SOLD OVLV BV
HENKY F. PICK ELS,
7 AND 9 EAST FOURTH STREET.
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL CO
PRINCIPAL OFFUJE. N. E. COM. SECOND AND KING STS; ICE HOUSE AND
COAL YaHDOVEU TilIKD STREET HRIDtJE.
HR ANDH OFFICE AND DEPOT, Fourth and Poplar amors, aud N ». iWW W. Eighth street
PRICE OF EASTERN ICfc:
44) cents por week 116 pound! dally •.
.. 66 " " " l id *• • ....
... 70
80 POUNDS AND OVER AT THE KATE OF 60 CIS. iuu POUNDS
The leant, neglect or Incivility on the part of a driver should be made know n at the office ai
once, and It will receive prompt attention. Wo keep constantly on hand a i:hoioh smlm •
tiowofCJOAL run the most |x>pular mlnee, wbloh we deliver In ooila.h free ol « fiarg<
where eh«H»t wagon can He used.
JACOB PI SEY, President. E. T. W ALTON. Teaaurer. MILLER STRAD1.EY. Sec y.
h4 cents per wee r
t peu daily,..,
.11. r .S
".6
13
ENTERPRISE COAL
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, $5.75.
FREE BURNING COAL $5.00.
SAND.
LIME,
(Jg^Star Bone Phosphate, grll
WOOD,
VOSHELL & SOLOMON
First "Wharf West of Shii ley Street.
FURNITURE
J. & J. N. HARMAN,
Ko. 410 King Street.
FURNITURE.
ft* uew b* Men at our warsruomu, (bo large*I and IImoot MMrtnvur * >
furnlfarr lo be fouml In (be butte. We guarantee to anil eu»rj*oo* '
PRICE, QI AI.ITT and NTYLE. Ton will alwaje And It to jrour tute»«
no rail ami ere u» before giarcbaelug «lae* Here.
DELAWARE STEAM MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
all KINDS OF WORK DONE IN MAItltLK, SAND STONE
AND GRANITE. LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST STOCK.
DAVIDSON & BROTHER
FIFTH AND KING STREETS.
iyll-6m
FOREST PILE SALVE
Those person! athlete 1 with Inward or or.t
k 1 Files ill timi iininodiate relief an 1 a
by using
jieruiant nt c
l()b i Si riLE SALVE,
Which has been med successfully many years
in private piactlcc. Among the Numerous
cures it has umde.we refer t«* the following (»f
this city and vicinity : Jidin Reynolds, pro
prletor of the Malta House; Cant. John Hav
eook, of the tug boat Falcon : James Leach,
Esq., Mt Cuba : John Reilly. Front and Pop
lar b* reefs ; .la*. 'I. Jones, Eighth and Mudi
st re
street : John Monaghan. Edge M(
Works: Mrs. High ter. tith and Modli
r place in Delaware wli*re tliis Salve j
I. for mile Is nt Mm. A.J M \\ « Kl.l.'N
44»5 West Third street, VV iliningiou. au!7.6t- j
; Win Anthony, No. 4 West Third
Iron
TI
*
EAST SIXTH STREET Is THE,
ake fl buy
103
as much
at any other p ace. 2 It. can of corned beef,
2ftc.: 4 bottles of pickles, 2ftc.; 2 It. can soused
mackerel, 25c.; sardines, Ice. a can; 2ft ket !
tlfsofall kind! of preserves, 2».c Our coflee I
is cleared in the roasting and keeps your bus I
hand In a good humor. Have you tried this
ie. a ft 7 l„ Is milled t.y the (Jennon
process and is pure and healthy : it is just the
Hour for working men. < hir hour, ft bags for
or 22c. a bug. i.-- excellent; our Sliamrock
■ makes hre d as white sis snow, tl.V.large .
small bag. 3 fts rl<**», 25c.• 3 fts ras ;
3ftsgingersn .ps, 26c; lunch bis
, P*c. We are determined to please the j
2 I.rooms. 26e ; slop but ket*, lie.; 6
id soup. 24c.: clothes llii's, 10c.::
Ih(1!ps.ii ml
l>b
to
l!
fh
ins, 2
ladles.
bjirp of
clothes sprinklers, luc. e
•oils opened to-day. Good butter,
j potato, s, 3(s.-. a basket,
103 I
t ho
2 '- : fine
fc st Sixth street,
a ulMJt*
T. M. W1ER.
obtained anrt an Dusine«9ir
the B.S. Patent office, orir
Mjo Court attendod to for modern fees.
When model ordrawlng Is sent we advise 1
.. to piitontablllty free ofcharge; and we inakt
V unless we obtain patent.
Wo roLr, hero, to the Post IVUsterthe Sup- |
and to officials of the
PATENTS
we obtain p
to the Post
ot the Money Order Dlv.. and to officials of the
f J. S. Patent offloe. For circular, advice,
p.rios and reference to actual clients In jon?
State or county, address
U. A. SNOW & UO.,
Opposite Patimi uuue, Wan.-r
Mention this paper!
'.O
"U eod-t -
l l- l ■ KEN€L'ltr,»
K
Hy my medical compound and Ira
mrter Truss In from
le references given.
-I say ln wh:il
my advertisement Ad
proved h.ahtlc Simp
Bi.towidiv*. Keliab
Send stiimj) for circular,i
puper y
dress to W.A.UoLLLvt IS. Smithvllle
'.Icflcrson ('ountv. N Y.
f bird street, Agent fur Delaware.
117 V |
|
Tinvl0.lT
I I IKS,
'
FRED. A. DOTH
)
n
K
i'"l 1'TY-Fi: 1ST h JEFFERSON STM..
Rtrcot, PMlndelphia, P».
WUmfuglrtn Itspof, f«*j Poplar *1.
I'Mw eelet.rated beverage is sold in all first
lass idnces In t lia city m'28-tf
pFRNONAF.
Weak and uudevadoped pa rt* of the humai
'ffidy eularirM, ('cM-i-.pvd and strengthened '
utc., is
advertisement tong rui
paper. in reply to Inquiries wo wil
tmevldenoeof humbug about
'•OTitmrv, riie advertisers ar. j
t. Interested person;
a ay get sealed circulars, giving all nartlou
la.s by a.idrerclng Erie Medical 4Jo., I*. (' !
Hox 613 Kut'qln K \ , r k.—Toledo ivenlnv
•* »• !
interest!
*»y that there i.
'his. On tho .
' highly end'
FOR A LARGE LOAD OF
kindling-wood. Leave ord
harness store of Wi IIA Riiigwalt
Mecnnd and Market; <D
Gruv, See nd and King streets:
John A. Ewing. Ninth and
^ ad Ison «t r » , ets ; or send postal card to bus
tory, corner Union street and Gilp'n avenue.
aulH-linof JAMES L. McKlNNEY
Y^-OOl) DOWN.
Cut in blocks and delivered, $1.76«>er quar
ter; cut and split. $1.8 '. By the loan,oak and
pine, cut and split, $1.40. Delivered
parts of the city when ordered hy telephone
or otherwise from ENNIS'Wood Yard, 4th
aul linof
IU
"I k-' 1
all
street wharf.
P UBLIC SALES—SATURDAYS, SEPT.
8,16, and 22; Oct, 3 and 13. Now ready
for houses and lots. HEALD A 4 Jf >. a21-3t
Ehtarlihhkd
1876.
Clly by the hex, Orean Grove, N. J.
Enlarged a iMritovvr
IMS.
J
Sheldon House.
Finest summer and winter hotel
Largest (iocoinmodation .VK)),lea(|tTa
md most contra) one in the Grove or Anbury
Park. Fasseu ver elevatoi. hot aud cold see
jriitcr. amt electric baths ; steam heat and al 1
modern improvements. Ferfnet drainago. Ni
ualaria or nioH^uitoes. 1 onus moderate.
th.
dit;.\ all rut: yf.au.
WELCOME E. SHELDON'
-SOLE OWNER AND MANAGER.—
my23-tf
ILI.kKS(OHt4.l
Re-lilted and enlarged,
(Georgia Avenue, 2 <loor* Troin At
luiille AveiiiKr,
Now open. Full ocean view. Terms mod
crate. Dinno's. 60 cents. MRS. 1. H. MIL
LEK, formerly of Leeds Cottage, Atlantic
City, N. J . 1\ O. Hox, 637. jtft-lm
rpHE AKT1ZANS SAYING HAN Jv.
|
open to receive deposits daily from h a. in.
until 4 p in., and on Tuesday and Saturday
evening! From 7 to 8 o'clock.
Tno charter of the bank provide! that
profits upon its invcstiuents, exeunt *
III cut
NO A 02 MARKET NT It F FT'.
PlflUlt AllV 28, 18
NCOHI'OllATKD - -
Cll
Ip required tor the pay
expenses and for suitable
ioessary
•plus fur the sc
■juiity of depositors, shall he divided among
the dt positors.
No
agor l« allowed to borrow any part
d the funds deposited with the Corporation
.....
George W. Bush, ( lemeni H. Smyth,
M- L. Lichtenstein, Geo. S. ('apelle,
Ehm*- VV. Howlund, N. R. Hensoi
h. Darlington, Job H. Jack
Wm. H. Swift, Henry F. Dure,
Anthony lllggins, Edward I Tiscy,
MANAGERS.
Wahiiinotok Haj
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
Gko. S. ('AI'BLLK
Vice-President.
Gko. W. Hchu
President.
E. T. Tayloh, Treasurer.
Jos. M. Matiikk, Auditor.
myl6w-tf
■
Hade by Evaporating Sea Water.
Just the tlilt g r or persons w .o carnc-t get
to the seashore, b it need the i n igoratb g et
mets ol sail waiter bathing.
Pack nice*
Hose*.
.I On.
... 26 and not*.
mxiii and market nth.,
*vU.iVI(JV«»ON DEL
1HI NKM AND TRAVELING BAGS
A. CONNER,
•'Ruble harness
fit - tnink manufao
arer F 1118 wmoved t
i bis new store, No L
j ) U rourth st. near jelu
T. l0 . r *
•** • * find the largest
! wsortment of har- ir *T,
u«ss, ..runks, l>ttgs, etc., In theolty. Ladlr
! ind gentlemen's pocket books and ladlaf
shopping bags, sdd at reasonable prloee
Prou.pt attention paid to repairing trunk,
and travelling ba*s.
rjlAKE NOTICE.
m
E W. Mosteller has rented Hon)nmin
Money's LI very St aide, for the puiposo of
keeping a hoimrng, sale ami exchange sta
ide Tills Htuhle is situated between Monroe
and AdatiH.and Sixth and Soventh streets.—
ft .s in a go id lccntlon and In first class or
der and well ventilated. He Invites his old
custoiic rs 'mil friends to give him a cull. His
personal attention given to the horses.
ii u 16-1 m end
E. W. MOSTELLER.
JAMES A HKO..
NO. 1104 11 ARRET NT HEFT,
Have a large Assortment of Knives, Forks,
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Rosewood and all styles
of Pooket Knives.
pinLAl)t;.HHl* ■AMirr*.
Wheat, Bed and Asa Mr
Corn.
1 imotnj hMj per na.
Mixed.
Strew..
White Oete.
Clover Need....
navth
Mixed
. 91 pli*
. 6 _'<Mf
It
Ml
e
.. 5).« ||
a«.
«
y .
(HU..,
1A
*
• ;; »a .m
PHILADELPHIA OA.V-TL1 Hark in.
Sheep, per head..
aaiuds per 1.
Hogs per 100...
weef Cattle per
WILMINOTUM (lUOTATIONs.
Wm, Ia» a Soni
//Mi turn Lea A Sons beet per t>l
Mi ttou, F. I*. F. " "
•ujuiXotF Extra Holler " "
•iivkwuod. extra lloller Ground
• .iiiiiiy Flour " **
iu m1«LUl •* "
upjrOno " *
\*iiuw C. ru Meal, per
• White " " " "
"*M|Ml
* *IM»
• 4 '» !.»
100.
r.»
(N
Mi
401
,.Vir*e "
•ru Shorta,
C itjius
*4-et Middllnat,
li r.t Ship Stuli
Bran
fr\»o(J Meal
i'racked ('orn
Ground Corn and Data
Prime Yellow Corn
Fine Longberry Wheat **
WILMINGTON HAY ANBSTMAW
MAKBET.
•U.14
14.01
U«
*).(*
W*
1?4
•iff
a*
30.11
per bush
M
HI
Prime Timothy per wn.
'Jlover
Haled hay
Haled straw
l.o use "
•IU.OQ0M4I
. uA*
UWfiuS
44.
. '".oodii.*
QMOUJi
da Everythiug Mil,ID k
SSSSSi
• Jnss
!—No Preiari
A
tfl!
w.
wayuRxwdy-AlwayH
irdOioTliwaud Cloth. Mai
ihUIx, Patches on I-eather
ubbor fihoeg. Uricj-brae. Bog
Htone, Furniture, JunS
Tire*, Onianion|»or*i^
verythlnKclaeS
naeparable Tenadil
rei* of OummedEl
abnes, FlDeCurlMW
jial Flowers, ImitaM
_ and Btraw OoodxQrf|
sttsrRbBaSRisa
Tin Cover .by mail iKietjiaid, look
Mutledbnlyby manufactonk
-Al
ub
m
ind.
M
MmrHoli
Bookman
i-fOtkita»l>ott!n. oxtra.
For by /. ifttoei Belt, airent, sixth'll!
Market street!
HARD COAL
$5.75.
Free Burning Coa(,$5
-~i
i vika Did.
|
1
Jiuy it once and you \ull alwayt
buy it.
KKKNCI! ST. WHARF.
HEATH,
ruKNiumwd undewaaekn.
NO. -113 HINO 0'fHliRT.
W lLMIWOV!/X, Dvlxwark.
Vmomas Mitchklu,
103 W. Sevonth Ht.
JOhRI'H L. b«C*
412 KingHir*l
il. MARTIN.
KlIHNWHINO
AND EMHA1.MKU.
N(». ,«7 SIIU-I.FT KTBtaf.
WNKJHTCAI.U-i naenUoU u. |.roapt'T
1DIO.K UiniKD,
J.
S
GEN'D FUi'.NJSlUNO
NO. JBM RANT NF.VWNT** «'»■
WtLMIWOTOW, DWLAW'ARP
fKBMH-W i»- r o*Pt. l*k* ib»n n !
1 JR. f II EEL 88 ph." adm""uV' m
» bur.»ntees to cure (ulso bv letter)
**cbillty Youthful Imprudence. L f M
JkxkI, Eflect! of Indiscretion,Urivsite
(acute cascb in 4 to lu day !,) IMiuples.Tett®-^
Fa ling out of Hair, etc Dr. Thud two T.»J
tfi v jars Medical experience, uud is ff ,e
'cirin In Philadelphia wlm !>**.» madcLL
iiilty In Europe under the leading 1'^
rg> of QtiHcks." inf#*
JTofohsofr." ' tleveb
sc; j nun?. Museums. %W
Thi is the only bo-d, whies f.~ frtc ,ro ® *r
exaggeration, and glvoa a true history of n*r
vouH debility, skin, blood and private
eases, and shows the beet method.- of treauni
those di*ea«ew, hy the leading authority ®
thew-rhl. Price 26 cent*. ,
Office hours:—? a. m. to 4 p. m., amt rro»
in. Sundny. h ». rr> U* 2 t • m.
igl
Dli
Read
f
of "Sell s-,
p(M:
F
I'
t.«
Grand Union Hotel!
[Europi tin Plan J
—AND—
KRN T A I RANT,
Opposite the Pennai Depot)
WIL1M1NTON. HH*. ,
This hotel Is a now building, entirely newij
furnished In a most elegant style, and an
American and German comforts.
luents and eatabb s tirst-clasji at fair |*n
(in-1 y HENRY HLOBfll. Fnmn-'t^
rjpilE FAM'D DM
Rock Candy & Rye Wihskv
—FOB—
fllKUAT AND LUNG
For sale in quantity to «ult; «4 l0 °
of wellsetected Wine*, Liquors and
Goods sont to any piut ofthe city treeot oUtfi*
JAMES A. KELLY,
«. W. Corner Tenlh tad OranfR^
LYON&HEALY
Slate & Monroe $(•..Chicago.
W BAWT^OP~rf $
for iJa, vOO fHigm, 2K>j£np»vTnpA i
of lohlruiaenU, SulUf C»p«,
IPompom, E|*al«U, Cap-U'uffi
Sunil*. Drum Major** SUfn.
"llaU- Sundry Band Outfitti' ;*
IMsurtnK *l»o tnclniic* Initrnrtlon.•"*
WrlM for AmnUtir Uuug, Mad • c * uw *
ot Cbokw Ifauiti Mu*to.
LI E< 1. >N 1 HI A HI) HOUSEHOLO 'l
»l»o, aoth.nn hoiiKht uni) sold,
(.KVEKIDIlENo. 4.W W. Erontrt.
S
HE NEW
T
—HKKIt WIIKAT—
HARVEST KING.
ii
ad'
It is to every farmers
vantage to sow
riety. It you want to
why, ask
know
this new va
Jos. Tatnall & Co.,
N. K. COK. FRONT & OKANGK STf
I