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Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Judge Buffers Successor

Hon. j. Smith Futhey appeared in
court at West Chester yesterday and
took his seat upon the bench i,l the
presence of very full representation
of the Chester county bar After Re
corder Ash had read Governor Hoyt's
commission to Mr.. Futhey, he wasi well
coined TO his new position by Hon.
William B. Waddell in behalf of the
bar in neat speech, in which the aid
ofthe lawyers was pledged to the n-w
judge. As Mr.. Wadd-ll was the lead
ing candidate for the place to which
Mr. Futhey wa appointed. the well
come and tribute were especially CRATE
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Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Foreign News.

Some OF the Paris papers charge NJ.
Leon Say, minister of finance, with being
suspiciously intimate with the Roth
childs.
The attack on NJ. de- Marcer-, pllnis.
ter of the interior, in the French Cham
Der of Deputies, has been succeeded by
his resignation.
James MacDonneI, brilliant writer
for the London press, is dead.
Professor Bolkin, a high medical au-
thority, pronounces the disease OF the
footmau III st. Petersburg case Of
Astracllan plague.
The Belgian royal castle of Tervueren
has been burned.
Iakoob Khan will probably succeed
his father. Shere Ali, as ruler of
Afghanistan. The chances ofa perma-
nent settlement between England and
Afghanistan are increased. In a fight
at Kushil Nokhud with Alzai Duranis
the latter We're repulsed by General
Biddulph with loss of $50.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Accident on the Railroad

This morning about one O'Clock a
collision took place between two freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad at
Frank fort Junction, about half a mile
from Frankfort Station. 1t is reported
that both locomotives werr smashed.
John PaXson, the engineer had both
legs cut off aud several train hands were
slightly injured. The cars caught fire
but engine No. which was promptly
on the ground, soon extinguished the
flames. Had the collision taken place
between passenger trains instead of the
freight the loss Of lite would doubtless
have been very large. The North mail
train due here at 2.30 this morning
was delayed III consequence OF the ac
cident, and the mail was delivered this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
keruels.

N In the oiRcs Of the Master Of Marhtn-
cry, At the depot, Is little midget
named John d. Ross, though not any
relation TO Charley Ross. The little
midget At one time sold the RRruBLi.
CAN, and looks with pridr back 70 those
happy days.
City Treasurer Francis Vincent went
TO Dover this morning.
The Levy Court is bsset with appli.
cants for the appointment OF County
Constablss and Jail Commissioners.
The r., w. 4 b. Railroad Company
has instructed all tho agents along the
road to refuse trade dollars for fare or
freight. The order went into effect last
Saturday.
Petitions containing $500 names In
favor Of tho court house removal to
Wilmington were sent down to Dover
this morning. c. B. Lore goes down
this evening.
This morning az officer Gutchmer
was patroling his beat he found bag
Of potatoes on Market street below SEQ.
ond. The potatoes are now at the hall,
awaiting the call of the owner. :
st. Mary's Temperance Pioneer Corps
have removed from the old Baysrd club
hall at Seventh and Spruce streets, to
the Lieberman building, corner Of 5th
and Market streets.
James L. Devou desired us 10 say
that he has not issued an injunction
against the contemplated improve
msnts at Fourth and Market street, nor
is 1t likely that one will be issued.
Howard Simpson, member Of the
Board of Education from the Tenth
Ward, has gone to Bucks County
amongst his friends, for the benefit Of
his health
The black birds have commenced
their camp meetings in the Wilmington
and :Brandywine Cemetery. The rob
in will b. bobin" along next.
The Fame Hose Steam Fire Engine
Company, No. l, Of this city, have re.
ceived two hundred feet of new gum
hose, from the Whitehead Brothers of
Trenton, New Jersey.
The Harlan Il Hollingsworth Com
pany have increased the hours of labor
Of the men from five to $50 o o'clock.-
Heretofore they have stopped work at
five O'Clock.
At a meeting last evening OF the
Board Of Trustees of Riverview Ceme-
terry, a dividend of $3.50 per share for
the past year was declared.
Tack hammers meet with ready
sale Just now, the 25th Of March is
drawing near, you know.
The members OF the Legislature as
they see the willows begin to put forth
their leaves on the Dover green will be-
gin to hurry up their ditch banks and
divorce bills, so that they may get home
on the farm.
Now when the people don't need
much coal, it has fallen a dollar a ton
in price.
DR.. Nesbit, publisher of the Kimble-
vile Register" has some notion OF
1 starting morning daily in this city.
! He has So, 200 in stock already offered,
but he wants O., 600 to start with.
The missionary anniversary OF the
Union NJ. 4. church comes of on the
evening of the 18th. The musical pro-
/ sranme will be the best ever offered.
If this mild weather continues, the
| pot t-house flowers will be blooming on
the market corners tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
NlIH.

DlBU.
E41s--On 1andAy svsalnrs tAs sud
inst, Edward b. Mc(,less.
Ths relatiyes and male friends Of the family
arc invited 70 attsnd the funeral, on Thursday
afternoon, from his residence, M King al.
Services at the house at O'Clock.
TAYLADk.-ln South Wilmington, on the ID
inse., Annie b., wtfs OF wm. A, Taylor, agsd
l0y0Rrs. 49, sl. .e--I.p : 'T'7T
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral, ,from
the reeidsnce OF her fasher.in.law, Levin Tsy-
lor, on I|obdell street, on Tuesday afternoon,
M2oclock. lntermsnt 1t Mt Salem csns-
terry. "
PEDklCk .--On the Sd inst, James, son Of
marx and Annie Psdriek, In the ID year Of
his age. .,.. r. r u.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc 70.
spectfully invited 70 attend the funeral, from
the residence Of his grandparents, No. 620
Lombard street, on Wednesday Afternoon,
Services at the house at ono O'Clock.
RlCHARDSON.-ln this city, on tho iourth
inst, Josephine, wife Of Daniel Rlchar rison,
In her 30th year.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Other husband, No. lzN French
street, on Thursday afternoon. Ssrvtce at the
Brandywine M. 4. church at O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
For the Republican.

MESsRs. EDIToRs:-An article in your
paper of yesterday evidently written
by a party interested, does injustice to
the Ladies Temperance Aid, This new
name was adopted at the regular meet
ing on last Thursday afternoon and
received the unanimous vote of all pre-
sent including the then Treasurer.
Since that time three ladies and three
only, have withdrawn from the society
and their places have been promptly
filled by others who have interested
themselves in the work.
The room over the Crosby and Hill
dry goods store has been rented and
will be occupied by them on and after
Thursday next. This society is not
connected directly with any Temper
ance organization, but is aided and as
sisted by many Of our most respectable
and prominent citizens among whom
are included a number Of the former
members of the NJ. s. r. A.
Ladies Temperance Aid.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Yesterdays News.
u,asa.ICE smIuulHGs.
A Csstssa Sss . Chila-Dam Drusks
Bot HIS DoG.

a Csstesa Sss . Chila-Dam Drusks
--0Sa HIS Dex.
The first case tried this morning was
that Of James Jenkins, color.d, charged
with taking away from the house Of
Annie jenkins, child IL years OF age,
said child belonging ts Annie Jenkins.
Annie Jenkins, the drst witness called,
testified that the prisoner was the
child's uncle, and she Sas the child i
aunt by marriage. II the prisoner had
asked her for the child he should have
had it, but he had taken the child
away when she was not at home. The
witness stated she had been keeping
the child for the last 4 years.
Lizzie Hart, who lives in the same
house, testified to the prisoner coming
10 the house said he was going 70 get
the child . pair Of shoes. The witness
testified that Annie jenkins treated the
child we'll. The prisoner did not bring
the child back.
Nathaniel Jenkins. husband OF Annie
jenkins, and q brother to prisoner, sta.
ted that several years ago his wife went
down the State to See her father, when
his sister gave his wife the child to
keep. The witness said he had given
his brother the child once but he gave
it back to him again.
The first witness for the defendant
was Emma I-nkin,, the prisoner i wife
am H., s.,h that Natha ao;.l IaoL;,,, L. !, 4
told her "if her husband waited the
child to come and get her as he didn't
care
VIM. =. Lewis testified to examining
the clothes ofthe child at the prisoner 4
no use and found them full Of vermin.
Harry Turner, ESQ, counsel for the
prisoner, thought that the defendant had
right to the child. But His Honor
decided that the child was the property
of Annie Jenkins. The prisoner was
required to pay the costs in the case.
Benjamin Harris was arrested last
evening on King street below Fourth
by officer Gutchmer. He had been
drinking to a considerable extent and
the officer thought It best to conduct
the unfortunate man to the hall. Fifty
cents and cost was the fine imposed.
Robert Moore was arrested early this
morning by officers Thomas and Clutch.
mer. The officers found him on Mar.
ket street below Second very drunk.
The usual ane 30 cents and cost, was
the fine imposed.
Samuel DENLY, the next prisoner was
arraigned, charged with interfering with
Mr.. Hunt, the dog catcher, in the dis.
charge of his duties. From the evi.
dsnce given it appears that while Mr..
Hunt was taking an unregistered dog
from Eighth and Market streets to the
hall, man came mp to the dog al
Seventh and Market and snapped the
rope attached to the dog's 5 neck. To the
best Of his knowledge and belief, he be.
lieved the prisoner to be the man.
Edward Kemp who was passing down
Market street at the time saw man
cut the rope and run calling the dog
by name. He did not think the pris.
onar was the man. The Mayor willing
to give the prisoner the beneti. Of the
doubt, dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
had News From The Amazon Val
ley Railroad.

Ninety tive Of the engineers and head
worklnen OF the Amazon Valley rail
road arrived at New York Thursday by
the steamer City of Rio de Janeiro, from
Rio and Para. The few me1 that are
remaining at San Antonio are reported
to be too sick to be removed. The fail
ure to make the necessary pecuniary
arrangements, it is said, will lead to
the abandonment of the enterprise, if
indeed that step has not already been
decided upon. In that case the machi-
merry and tools at San Autonio, procured
at much cost, as we'll as the road as far
as II has been built, will be left where
they are, as it would be too expensive
to remove them to this country; aud
they probably cannot be disposed of
there.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
T.likD EDlTlO
q, ,n,~~ar~s 0ns>~o,p s,ouse.

YESTERDAY afternoon Squire Watson =
Court y =. crowded by witnesses IN .
cass occurring q Rising Sun On thsI
twenty third Of last month. John Nc
Mahon, John Buchanan, Albert Buch-
ansn, Mark Reed. Francis Dougherty,
Bernard Mclaughlin, Thomas DorInan,
John Dormsn. Jehn Flanagan and Nd
ward Russsll, al young lads ranging
in age from . " II years, we're arrsign-
I'd before the Squire, on the charge Of
February 33ri and other days :and
sundry times previous " that date
did commit acts Of malicious mischief
near and at Breck's mill by breaking
the glass IN. Hollands tin shop. throw
ing snow halls aud mud balls to the
damage and injury Of persons and
property and lid insult and abuse per-
sons and people passing and re-pass-
ing thereby disturbing the peace and
safety, aud against the laws Of the
State. The boys pleaded mot guilty"
Edward Beacon testified to the boys
snow -baliing on the day mentioned.
He had iv4d on Tia. Brandywin- for
the last seven years aud was never
insulted beforr. The boys were throw
ing snow balls all around i.im, and in
order to shield himself l.s placed bis
hat over l.is ta@r. ,g a~ IA Hea
Joseph Knox stated he has had con-
siderable trouble with the boys and
with the Buchanan boys especially.
Edward Lambdin knew tn. boys
faces but did not know their names.
There had been snow -balling before
that day. The Buchanan boys lac said
were very mischievous and they have
been in the habit OF throwing stones AZ
we'll as sn0w-balls.
Richard Kavausugh stated the boys
werr annoying the passers'by on that
day. aas8,... ass3
Michael Dougherty recognised num-
Der OF the boys As being in the crowd.
Miss Mary Rock recognized several Of
the boys. Mark Reed and Francis
Dougherty have been in the habit OF in
sulting her every time she passed.
Milton Johnson said the snow balls
we're flying in every direction and i,
was the most disgraceful scens he ever
Witnessed on the Sabbath day.
The evidence being sufficient to con.
vict the boys with the exception oI
bernard Mclaughlin, were each held in
500 bonds 10 keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
No Sale.

Yesterday afternoon the public build
ing Committee, offered at public sale at
the City Hall, the city wharves at Lom-
bard, Orange and Fourth streets. The
wLarvea were to be sold to the highest
bidders for a term OF three years and
at the time Of the sale but few bid
ders w-ra present. The Fourth street
wharf last year which sold at $50 only
received bid of $50; for the Orange
street. wharf sl6 was bid; no bid was
received for the Lombard street wharf.
The bids not being sufficient the sale
was Withdrawn.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Local Elections,

were held in many towns in New isrk
State yesterday. The Republicans
carried Auburn. Cohoes, Newburg,
Rochester and Oswego; the Democrats,
Troy, Rome and Utica; the Greenback-
-rs, Elmira, and the Tsmperance peo-
pie, Port Jervis. The canvass at Port
Jervis was very lively. The saloons
were thrown open TO all voters for the
liquor candidate: while the lady friends
of the temperance cause supplied tea,
coffee, milk and other bland refresh
nsnts TO their supporters. The result
was 2sl majority for the Anti-liquor
candidate and the taking OF the Muir
ply pledge by nearly 100 persons. At
Kingston there was much rioting, owing
to the efforts of the ring men to pre-
vent the Tax Payers from voting. and
the poll was broken up. The military
were ordered to the scene, but they ar
rived too late. and another election will
have TO be held.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Amusement.

On Wednesday evening the young
and highly gifted American tragedienne,
Miss Mary Anderson, will appear at
the Opera House in the beautiful roman
tic drama Of 'Ingomar the Barbarian"
Miss Anderson will be supported by the
eminent young actor Mr.. John w. Nor
ton, and a full dramatic Company.
Reserved seats for sale at G. T. Thomas
& Cos. book store.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
A Pastor Called.

The Christiana and Stanton presby-
terian Churches, now constituting one
charge, in connection with the New
Castle presbytery, have given the Rev.
A. J. snyder, formerly the pastor of the
Olivet Presbyterian Church, of this
city, unanimous call to become their
pastor. Mr.. Snyder has been supply
ing their pulpits for the past two
montt,>. Thr matter of decision i, un-
der .onsideration.
M. Snyder was also unanimously
requested last summer, to become the
pastor of til. Gibson and Ararat
Churches, connected with the Lacka-
wanna Prrsbytery, in Susquehanna
Co, P-nna. After weighing the sub.
ject carefully, the call was declined for
prudential reasons.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
OBHTUAE Y.

I'm memory OF Reba Moody 'Tarrr
The enemy Death has taken
From us our mothers pride,
But Jesus. our sSH yiUur,
VIII rcsurrect more bright.
We miss thee. darling, In'-s thee.
The l0,s VIC deeply feel:
Eut .Ieeus, Our saviour
VIII all our sorr0ws he's.
And in that glOriDna morning,
When Jesus ShGlI "ppc0r
We shall behold oar daring
In Likeness most dear.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
The Next Congress-.

The correspondent Of the Baltimore
"Sun" says, serious doubts have been
expressed N some quarters As to the
power Of TIE democrats to organize the
next House without the aid Of those
members elected as greenbackers and
independents. One Of the oldest and
most experienced Of the democratic
members. who has been making care
ful inspection Of the roll of members
elect, says there can he no doubt what
ever tilat the 5traightout democrats
have L clear working majority.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
All Rented.

The stores in Hardness Building,
advertised in the REPUBLICAN,, are all
rented. Store No. 1905 Market street
is occupied by Mrs. Joanna II. Gordon,
dress making and trimmings 1908 by
John B. Treibler, Jr., Merchant Tailor,
and 1901 by Mr.. Philip H. Wood, drug
gist.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
The.Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies Aid acting in conjunction
with the NJ. 5. R. "A. will have a pub.
lie meeting this evening which will be
addressed by George NJ. butcher and
Rev. Il. X. Kramer. Thomas Rodgers
and David GoIdsberg will entertain the
audience by .ome wonderful featS of
veutriIoluism. A large audience will
NJ doubt greet the ladies'.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

VIM. Kautfelt was instantly killed
yesterday by being caught in the
machinery at the Pennsylvania Agri-
cultural Works, Pa. In the same town
Jacob Leckrone, aged sixty-seven, was
found dead in bed, having been suffo-
Gated by coal gas.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
shot Ny a Pedestrian.

In New York, Monday evening, Pc
ter Van Ness, pedestrian, who was en-
gagged in a tramping tournament. dur
ing one Of his resting spelIN INDUCED
in liquor too freely ani went to bed
drunk When his trainer reused him
to go on the track Van Ness seiart his
revolver and shot him in the arm. ls
was finally gotten on the track. bat be-
haved in a very ugly manner. ahu- NJ
the Spectators roundly. Liquor and Ia
tigue had made the pedestrian temppr-
arily insane.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

Up to this time the preparations for
the Presidential convention have been
mainly confined to the stars. The first
combination to take the road is the
Wallace and Thurman soft money alli-
ance. This might possibly get out Of
Ohio with a small surplus in the Trea-
sury, but it could not meet expenses in
this State, and it would be sold out by
the sheriff as soon as it began to show
in New York.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
4 Lady Hart.

This morning as a lady named Mrs.
Wilkinson. residing on Reed street
above Monroe, was standing in the
crowd at the auction sale of l.. W.
Stidham x Son, she vas suddenly seized
with falnting spell and fell violently
against the corner Of a bed stead. ut
ting an ugly cash abov" her right eye
and another over her hight temple.
She was taken into Stldham's auction
room, where restoratives were applied,
and her wounds bathed in cold water. A
gentleman present offered his carriage
in which she was conveyed to her resi-
dence, when a physician was summon
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Important.

This is beautiful weather, but if you
wish to add ten-fold to your powers Of
appreciation, pay a visit to No. 2 +. 9Th
street, and let Preston, the artist, give
you a haircut, shampoo or q shave.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Missionary AnMtversnry

will taka place at the Brandywine NJ.
4. Church on next Friday night. The
congregation will be- addressed by Rev.
Geo. +. Bristof. Exercises commencing
at O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

r OST.-A heavy plain gold ring was lost
IL in going from Ninth and Lombard TO
Sixth and French streets, and thence down
Fifth street, on the 18th of February. The
finder will be paid reward of $500 on leav'
ing 1t at 438 Il. Ninth street.
eb2slm* CARRIE HAYES.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
PAINTS, OILS, DC,
.Ht.S. BRADFORD,

2 ,.tifS. BRADFORD,
aANuFACTURER OF
PURE GOLDR&. WHITE LEAD. ZINC
pllNT~. POGO BROWN AND PUTTY.
BRADFORD'S
HEADl Hi&ED COTTAGE COLORS
NIE:S, VARNISH AND TURPENT1NE,
WINDOW GLASS, ETC, ETC,
NDS. 4 AND y Il. THIRD STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL
AMES y BRO.
Importers ant dealers ~
ARDW RE AN u r'r GRt
PAINTS. OIL GLASS AHn EMENT.
NO. 2O4 MARKET STREET
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

The Union Loan Association viii sell the
above mentioned properties positively and
without any undertaking, to the highest bid
der.
TERMS made known on the day Of salo.
NJ. l.. LICHTENSTEIN, Secretary.
u. II. COYLE& CO, Auctioneers.
mar}l2t.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
pOsrOs 80 CENTsTORE.

Is filed with n more complete assortment Of
useftl household articles tllau ever before:
EVERYBODY ia invited to come and look at
the new lot Of Oriental transparent views
ca nopy top doll coaches; ChId's rock chairs.
the new patent perfected window cleaner: the
new patent family scales the most convent
cnt article rvCr invented, ana hundreds OF
other things too numcryus - mention.
mh5ti S06 VI ARK FL ST, wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
All local securities bought and sold

Philadei phia, New York and San Franc isco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried ON margin.
Telegraphic quotations received consta ntly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought.
LOCAL S1OCkS AND BOMBS.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

DOARDERS WANTED.-Two men and
ID their wives cun be accommodated with
good front rooms mt the North West corner o
Seventh and Jefferson street Also two single
gentlemen. mar3lw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Elliott, Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROK ERS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We have Oh hand $4,000 TOR good hrs: mort.
cages In sums OF $500 10 SyD,O00.
u. =. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
I; AM ES BRO.
DEAD THIS.-Now is the time to try you

ID FAD THIS.-Now is the time TO try your
IL luck, az have "A large amount Oh goods
that must be disposed Of About II 900 worth
OF useful goods to be given away in presents
to those who visit Chadwicks Delaware
Museum, 2O7 W. Fourth street. For the las,
time IN Delaware, the Museum will reopen to
the public on saturday, February l5 1879,
from . Il. m. until II =. m. daily With new
curiosities from all parts OF the World iGr Il
lew days only. Their the Museum will be
shipped TO Atlantic City. Pcrsens purchas.
iug a ticket to the Museum. which il only IL
cents, will receive an enveOp from box stat
ing the present they are to receive; varying
from ten cents to dollar Remember this
T.. no sell or humbug. Everything will be
done as represented. The Museum alone Il
worth 70 cents admttance. Music will be in
attendance. WIN. H. CHADWICK,
iehls-ti Proprietor.
TOING TO MOVE
" BARGAINS BARGAINS
am selling the entire stock Dl Heaters
Ranges, ) StOvea and Tinware
LAMPS AN d H~USEtT FINISHING
GOODS.
at q great reduction. Come early b. the
s. W CORNER
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

DOOK LOST We rave Lost or mislaid
ID our Deposit Book, No 7221 ia the Will
mingtCn Saving Fund Soci ty, and we have
THE BENEVOLENT DAUGHTERS OF
SRAEL SOCIETY. teb7-3t-ltaw
40 10 BriInmer y 4uetHner tor the best ci-
" gar. in the city mt Sl.j0 per hundred,
also the finest brands very low.
BRlMM Err & MEFINER,
uurl-6td No. lys East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
MOTICHs.

NoTICE--Ioh the Cuisos v HVm,no,o,,
rN We hsve had very sickIy Winter, nov
the spring is here, and the warm wea thn,
will soon bs hers. We must ret ready. busi.
nes. 70 dull, but Charles D. Agnes having
made complete arrangements ior the Sprins
work, still continues 10 clssn ossspoois. AM
viii take the TRADE DOLLAR Ar PAR. n,
biz old stand No. 800 Wesy Second stroet. win
rWENTY-SEvN YEARS expSrisnce. W.
viii bc pleased tO receive ordsn, which viii
be promptly attended 70 and Thankfully rs
csived. We desire TO please ali. The nss
brUom sweeps clean, but the OLD ONEknow.
whore the dirt lies. ~
CHARLES u. AGNES,
mara2wd 500 w. second street
NOT1CE-COPARTNERSHlP.- n,
IN denisned hsve this day formed 90
partnership under the firm name Of Ro6I uson
4 chandler, for the purpose Of trnnsactinp
the General Merchandise business, st Hoc
kessin, Delaware. ~ successors 70 Thoms-
M. Robinson
THOMAS M. ROBINSON,
ID. w. CHANDLER.
March /, 1879. "
Thankful for past favors, respectfully ass
continuance OF the same to the new arm o,
Robtnson l. Chandler.
mh3.N cod. THOS. M. ROBINSON