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Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
LOCAL TINE table,
TRAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LRAvl WILMINGTON.
cor Philadelphia: An 100, SIC, e36, 300
1902 1880 ., M; l2l3, 12.s9, 90, 400, b.lo,
100, $40 p. m. On Sunday, an $40, q.
For New York; al, 100, 1000, a. m., l2.l3,
1880 D. N, Limited Exprees, o 10, p. N.
For BalumorS and Washington; l2.bl, 2.lO
e35 II. M; l252 D. IN. Limited Expresl
l.o%, S.ie, p p. On sunday, l2ol, zla
q. m,
For Baltimore and Pay Line; IOsp.m.
For Baltimore and way stations: S.oS a, tn.,
For New OastlB e.l5, a. N, LILO, ss0p. III.
For Delaware H. r. ais g. n! LILO, 6S5 ,,
IA,
No Sunday trn,as.
Far Wnnlngton q Eortnerr X H.. e.2O, q
m: 305, p, IA; b.so, p m. Sunday except
Fs. Delaware Western Il. r.: T.l6, 1880, an.
go J.. IN.
TahIRs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From PhtIldolphia; l2.a5, 2,O8, G.90, 40 q. w.,
Il03 l242, l.o2, 400 4.20, 6.13, e.2S, 100,
SOD, ll.l0 p. m. On Sundays: n 81, 203,
1910 a. ~; 1885, Ills, D, n.
From BalrmOrs:2l6, go 9.bta. m; ", %, l2.8T,
b3s, Gasp. IN. Un Sundays: 2.lS, a. IL.
s.So ?. N,
From Washington. 2l5, q. m: 1909, 1887
S.SS, s5c p. H. Oh Sundays %lSa ni.
From New Castle ESQ, $50, 100 a. "a.
5.26, Q 4b p. IN. No Sunday trans
From Delaware Il. r.: $50 =. m; ll.ba, 0 II
pm.
From Wilmington & Northern L. Is; SIS
II. m. u.3o a. M; and S.S6 pm
From Delaware Western X. r.: 800 a. II
2l6, 500 .. IN. jVndav train 6.25 p. NJ.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON JsAvB PHILADRLr
VIVA.
FionHroad street ana washington avenue
FSo, 500. 10.30 ll.4b D.. m.; l.30, 800, 400
6l6, GC0, f.00 9.4E. li.8) p. NJ. On Sun.
days: $50 q, N :; go, Q 94b,ll.30p. IN.
+ om l'hlrty-oeeond and Market streets: i.0S
5ao. ll.Sb q. M; 1873, 400 800, li.S0 ?. III
IN sundays los. u. III.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
LIHnf FANCASLJCS.
Ritsis'a Senators swinging Corn
CTS" at WPbsIeI's Dancing A"SGiI
IN, Last Evening".

rn3 Last Evening.
Last evening Webster'5 Dancing
Academy was again the scene of one Of
those pleasant ard enjoyable affair for
which the social clubs Of this city have
becoue noted, the occasion being ths
first .ran1 complimentary reception ci
the Witsil Senate, to their lady friends.
Thr number OF tickets having been lim
tied, the result was that the attend
auce, though not large, was one Of the
most select and orderly that ever as
sembled in this popular academy.
The grand march took place promptly
at 10 o'clock, led by Master of Cerem0-
nies, Mr.. B. Nugent, accompanied by
Mrs, l.. Sasse, followed by Floor Mana
ger. Il. McDermOtt, with Miss Mary
Fagan, his assistants, W. 7. Green with
Miss Lizzie Limerick, p. Matthews with
Annie Holland, T. Cook with Miss Orms-
ley, forty.fve couple participating.-
Tne promenade contained several new
features, and the mastery skill in
which its many difficult and intricate
"bi' PViiO' ihVh el''TGbCA 'Ilos
Mr.. n. and lady were fully acquainted
with this particular part of the evening :
enter aiumlIt. At its conclusion sets
were formed ard well trained feet beat
response to the well timed music Of
Prof. 'Ritchie's orchestra, "dull care"
was thrown aside, nd the participants
seemed to vie with each other in hav-
ing an evening Of real enjoyment and
pleasure. There were two intermissions
during the night, at which refresh
ments Of ssuperlor quality were served, ,
and the day had dawned ere the genial
hosts and their happy guests departed
for their homes. Tn- mana2ement
can separately congratulate themselves
on having given one Of the most crpdi-
table affairs of the season. The young
man whose "PLiz' was made the sub
iect for check, no doubt feels highly
honor~d, and will, it is said nave one
framed in order that it may HaC4 the
parlors Of certain dwelling ia Shaw
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
FightlnE the Indians.

The War Department yesterday re.
ceived telegram dated Santa Fe, New
Mexico, the 25th inst, saying that Ma
jor dorrow, who has been pursuing
Victoria's band, had been compelled to
leave the San Mateo Mountains and go
to Caliente for rations. The command
had been in the mountains two days
without food, and was fighting daily.
In the last encounters, Major Morrill,
captured 100 horses and mules, and
compelled the Indians to abandon large
quantities of goods stolen in Mexico,
including cotton, calico, cloths, etc.
General Sherman does not doubt the
report that Victoria has been killed,
though no official confirmation of it has
been received.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
SECOND EDITION
TRUSTEES MEETING.
The Designs for the New B"iidi"S
AdOp'ed.


AdOp'ed.
Tha Trustees Of tue Poor OF New Gas
tie County, at their meeting yesterday
afternoon, ordered bills pad to Tue
amount Of $4,000; this amount inclnder
$1,000 which was paid for their new
building at No. l0l West Sixth street
The principal question discussed was
IA. a!option Of tho plans fol the ne"
ipsaI. department. They propose 10
tear down the mems iusare depart
npn, md erect a ueg building iii It's
strad Mr.. Lewis R Springer the afch'
lrrcl vas present and held consaI'A
tion With the trustees. The trhs ,ee'
afltr lengthy debate on tue su'J -o'
aduprd the designs.
Tin. Aildirg is to be three stotles
higu. The first story will be IL teet II
htigtth, second g. feet and the third Q
f-et The length VI the building Will
b- Gj fret By 3j vide, with outside
wal , - inches in thickness and haIl
walls Of brick 8 inches. The location
of the building is from east to
west. The cells will be 6 feet 2 inches
by III III the clear. Flom eud to end
th.r, will bs corridor feet wide and
trans v-rs-ly hall q feet in width. on
the first l,or there will be kitchen,
dining room and reception room also
tn. sau4rinteudent and the assistants
room. There viii also be s't.lps
room for the colored men, and three
strong cells for bad CASES. GA tue
secoud Il Dor are II cells, water coset
and tyo bath rooms. On the tlifd h)or
are uine Jingle cells besides four sleep
ing rooms, four beds to be placed III
each room.
In tie centre Of the room will De a
large V, ntilgtipg cupola. In the bald
Jug ta-r1 will be about sixty four "ih-
doys, The new structure will cost
aLont 81 500 The building committee
consist, Of G. Hill brinton, stephen
sprins4r, j. wilkins Cocoa, and
VIM. C. Lodge. Last Monday they
visi,-t Norristown 10 order TO view the
Iusab4 Department. The building near
Norr town cost 500, coo covering five
acres of land. The visit OF the commit
tee was mainly for the purpose OF IN
specting the ventilation OF the build
ing. fne committee found that II
would be too expensive to introdney
their ystem.
Ol Saturday morning next the sap,
ply c,nnittee meets at the almshouse
at II o'clock in order TO receive ant Jet
out contracts for the quarter.
It's not known definitely when the
committee will commence rebuilding
thou2h many ale Of the opinion tha
they will begin about the first Of May
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
YBsrERsAYs NHws.
PnILAOELPHIA NAB DOG CASE.
Mrs. Lindermaier's Terrible End
Cansed by u scratch from q Dog.


Caused by N Scratch from n Dog.
Mrs. Mary Underwater, a widowed
German woman who kept beer saloon
at GA N. 4th street, Phila., died yes
terday Of hydrophobia. She was bitten
by little terrier dog two months ago.
She first felt the symptoms of hydro
phobia last Tuesday, when she was
languid and wearied and complained OF
a sharp pain in her right arm. Next
day She felt as well as ever, but on
Thursday the feeling OF tiresomeness
returned, accompanied by pains in
both arms and something like iutereos-
tai neuralgia.
1t was not until last Saturday that
the conclusion was reached that she
was suffering from bydrophobia when
she vas immediately removed to the
German hospital when her convulsions
tecam- SO violent at times that strong
men bad to tie her 10 the bed. The
priI cipal remedy used was sulphate
OF the South American Indian war.ar-
row poison, called curare or woorara.
Among the other palliative agents en-
ployed were camphor and opium.
On Saturday night whom she was
quiet and perfectly conscious, reference
being made TO the dog, she said she did
not believe that he was mad. Then as
she complained of thirst, water was
brought and placed in her hand, where
upon she exclaimed, shudderingly:
"Oh, | can't drink" Dropping the
glass she continued, spasmodically:
"Oh, my heart would stop. 1t would
kill me- She took little ice in her
mouth, however, which relieved her,
but next day she could not look even
at the frozen water.
Her last drink was on Sunday morn
ing, when with great exertion she
swallowed some milk punch. The only
time when she would touch food after
Friday was on Monday afternoon. Her
condition seemed better then and she
eagerly ate considerable meat, potatoes
and cabbage. After that she steadily
grew worse, her mental distress and her
! y7ident suffering from thirst being hard
to picture.
She would not believe that she had
hydroHhobia, or that the dog was mad.
/ "The dog bite" she 5aid to DR.. Collins,
"was nothing, and if you understood
the case I'd get we'll" She was suspi.
cious of everybody, especially towards
the last, when her breathing became
very rapid and heavy, and the temper
ature of her body extremely high,
while frothy, viscid fluid came from
her mouth in such quantities as
to necessitate constant changing o.
clothing, towels and other articles. In
one of the spasms on Sunday her terror
was increased 10y imagining that hail
wasgrowing on the tip of her ue.Sht
cried to those about TO pluck il out. AL
though suffering intense agony with the
symptoms described. DR.. Collins says
that the spasms were controlled to a
great extent by the medical treatment.
Although conscious until about !
hours before her death, which came
from exhauStionat half past five o'clock
yesterday morning, she would listen tc
no reasoning, and was extremely whim
sical.
As late as Monday evening she de-
sired to know whether one doctor was
not sufficient. Compared with Othel
deaths from hydrophobia hers was al
easy one.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
Mae Dog Scare.

Meagre reports come to us Of three
dogs at New Castle on Monday all sAii
to be suffering from the rabies, two Of
which were killed and the third rs.
capsd and ran towards Delaware CITY,.
A telegram was Immediately sent %
the latter place warning the citizens 10
be on the look out, and it is said that
DR.. Dunlap came across the dog cross.
iug the canal bridge and shot hin
twice, but it was not known whetherhs
died from his wounds, as he crossed
over into field. We give the abov,
as related TO US.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
the Pills of the World

hIe 1T. SImnS Vegetable liver PIII9, Su.
gar Coated, without an equal. They never
sripe or sicKen in operating, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains Ia the right or LETT side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Cosulveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Billiousness, Langu0r, General Weakness
and other bodily intirmitIes are cured They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels costiye. Thev
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree IRON the danger of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Eeepers.
Ask for DIR. Simms' Pills and take no others,
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining.
ton. Del. PhiiadelDhia. 612 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
Atthe ii ousehOld OF Faith.

The inclement weather last evening
did not prevent the service at House
hold Of Faith from being we'll attended.
Elder Grant preached about the expert
encs which Jonah possessed when told
to warn the people of Ninevah of the
destruction which would befall their
city. He wildly portrayed Jonah's re.
bellion, how he took passage in ship
and started to 60 to another city, how a
tempest arose and Jonah was cast over
board aud swallowed by a whale, how
he prayed to God he would fulfil his
vows by deed if released. He thought
there were some Jonahs of the present
day. The Lord would provide some
duty for them to perform, when they
would respond 81 can't" (meaning in
their heart won't,) and then they
would lose ground, and then they could
not advance IN the christian career I'M
til they had taken up the cross and
performed that duty. There was no
means OF passing around it and gaining
eternal life, but we had to meet it
squarely. A number of persons tssti-
fled that their experiences had been
somewhat similar to Jonah's, but that
in the future "they would 60 70 Nine
vah." Prayer meeting this evening at
seven o'clock, preaching at T.3O.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
CLosING QUOTATIONS.

Received by private wlre OF
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON h CO..
stock COMMISSION BROKERS,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29

The grindstone of the Scranton Tile
Works at Providence, Pa, burst yester.
day morning, shattering the building
and killing William FAIRIES, grinder.
Hotel Arrivals.
CLAYTON HOUSE.
u. S Crittenden, Philips, N. Y.
Floyd Lammod, agt. Gills Goblins.
Jno, Il. Harretson n Son, New Jersey,
J. A. Wilson, Bait. Md.
). q. Winshess, New York.
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
J. X. Rlcards, Del
Wm. Way, Md.
J. V. Lloyd, city.
Isaac HYDE. Ashland.
W. NJ Stiner, fhila.
w. q. WEIGH, Milford.
q. i. Dure, city.
James II. Brackin, Christiana.
James A. Cr0ssman, Jersey City.
A. h. Matthews, Phla.
q. l.. Littleton, DIVER, Del.
MRS. Young, Texas.
Ha ry Kurtz, Phila
Thos. II. Walnut Phila.
q. Pickering, Bel.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
T. X. Faddon, city.
W. M. CashO, Henderson. Md
Th9s. J. Pepscer city.
II. Harman, g
Benz. L. Burris. Phlla.
pie, Va. ""'f
J. 7. Kissan, NY.
Chas. A. Campoell, Nsw York
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
stolen Bodies for the Doctors

Two barrels shipped to B. J, Avsry
q Son, plow manufacturers, of Atlanta,
Georgia, were opened on Monday and
found to contain the corpses of three
half-grown persons. The police being
notified, it was found that the bodies
belonged to druggist named Avery !;
that they were intended for the Allan
ia Eclectic College and came from Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
ARRVED.

W RNON- KRIGHT.-In Media, en- the
2T n instant, by he Rev. J. X. 4. Grey, Mr..
Thomas r. Vernon, of Media. t"i Mics
Blanche Eve, daughter OF villa ~ at.
Esq., Of Fagle, Chester county.
COOLlNG-HuTTON On this 9Th hist,
at the residen of the brides uncle, Rob't.
H. "right y the Rev. + Il. BuVal, Mr..
II. B. Cooling Of this 'ity, and Miss Hattie
q Hutton, af Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
protp.t Against PIuchbach.

TDa President and Secretary Of 'he
Coinei Aen's Protective Cnlon, Of
Ne OpO-au-, have sent pro -. 10
Wa,U.u. ton against the appointment
Of pqeuD9ck Al Naval officer. A simila ar
protest il made hy tn- Republican
Sta.r Cou,ojtter of Loui-iaus, and thrir
Chairman, Dnmont, left for Washing
YESTERDAY, with Collector jo'ger and
ex state S.uatOr Burch.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
RAfAnnRl.

Mr.. S. Smeltz late of the firm of Carr
& Smeltz produce dealers at No. II
East Fourth street, has just returned
home from the East, where he has been
for the past two weeks buying apples.
He reports things quite brisk, and ap-
pies have an upward tendency. We
are glad to note the enterprise Of the
gentleman in buying his produce from
first hands, thus giving our citizens
an opportunity to buy fruit at fair
price,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
P1le DrIYing.

About five thousand piles have been
already driven iu the erection OF the
new pulp works near the posphst.
manufactory of Walton, Whann x c.
The works and the buildings cOnnec
ted with them are well under way and
will soon be finished if this favorabls
weather continues.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
Peauut Men in Trouble.

The action OF the Mayor in the caseof
the peanut vender last evening, has
had a marked effect upon the dispen.
sers of this article, all the keepers Ot
booths have ceased selling with the eE.
ception of the Italians on Market at
Third and Fourth streets. The de-
fendant in the case last evening will
appeal from His Honor's decision and
the matter will go before the Court,
The peanut men in the meanwhile will
stop the sale at least until the mater
is satisfactorily settled.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
.InstructIug For blaine.

A meeting of the Republican Com.
mittee of Lancaster Co., yesterday select.
ed delegates to the State Convention but
gave them no instructions either in re,
gard to Auditor General or President!
The Republican Convention of Chester
county, held yesterday, instructed ii
delegates to support Blaine for Pre;i
dent.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
for seats In the T. r ;Iusry
Schools.

Some vacancies will be made in the
Primary rchools the early part OF next
week, Wy the promotion ofpupiia to
tue Grammar schools. Thosr who de.
sire 10 ge. then children into school
should make application at once, as
thale will probably not be seats enough
for ~
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
ID EHlSTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS VI FICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, JAN, y, 1879,
Upon the appllcatiOn,of Herries Anna Alex
ander and Jesse Alexander, Administrations
Of Richard q. Alexander, late OF Red Lion
Hundred, in said county, deceased, 1t is or
dered and directed by theRegister that theAd-
minstratOr5 aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF Letters OF Administration upon the estate Of
the deceased with the date OfgraEting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days irsm the date OF such Letters IN
six OF the most public places of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all perFOns having de-
mands az inst the estate TO present the same
or abide by an Act Of Assembly III such case
made and provided and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper pub
Ii he'd in wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks eOd)
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
IS. Office OF the Register aforesaid at
~ New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
:. q. Bl jGS, Register
NoTICE-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attestcd to the A Administrations, on or
before Jan. 22 1881, or abide the Act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided
IERhIES ANNA ALEXANDER.
JESSE ALEXANDER,
Address, Delaware City, Del. l-Z3 Admin.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
HIcMuIIen Acquitted.

Ex-Alderman William McMullen was
tried yesterday in Philadelphia for riot
at primary meeting of the Democratic
party recently held, and after an hours
deliberation the jury returned verdict
of not guilty. The witnesses of each par
ty fatly contradicted each other, but the
jury saw proper to believe McMuIlen and
his crowd.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
REGISTERS ORDERS.
D EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan. II, 1880.
Upon the application Of Albert l.. Jones.
Executor OF Mary Jane Watson, lato OF
Wilmington Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed By the
Register, that the Executor aforesaid,
give notice of granting of letters Testamen'
tary upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters In six Of the
most public places of the county Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present the same, or
ABIDE by an act oA Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period, In the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, newspaper pub.
lished In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (eo.d)
t~~i Given under the hand and seal OF
}L.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
'~-' New Castle, in New Castle ceunty
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. BIGGS, Register.
EoTICR.-All sers0ns having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to tho Executor on or
before January II, 1851, or abide the act Of
Assembly IN such case made and provided.
ALBEhT l.. JONES, Executor.
ddrcss-3O2 5. Jackson street, Whining
ton. Del. l.22
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
TIE Mct,HDe SENATE

will Civ its annual reception in Prof.
Web3ter's Dancr0g Academy, Ma~nic
Temple, on Wednesday evening, Feb.
4th. We wol.d advise all who can gain
admittance to 90, as the Senate have
left nothing undone that will make
their guests happy.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
Temneranca MeetiRg.

The Wilmington Temperance assOcis
tion in conjunction with the mem'
bers of Morning Star Division Son;
Temperance, will hold public meet.
ing in the Second Baptist Church to.
morrow evening, which will BE- adires'
sedsby Rev. W. S. Robinson of EpwOrth
church, George Day, Thomas Grier aud
others.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
A New Vessel.

Smith X. Wells of Lebanon, Del, has
received a contract to build new yes.
sci for Capt. g. II. Lawless Of Philadel-
phia. She is for the cOasting trade
IS TO be constructed of Delaware white
oak and will be l20 feet keel, 80 feet
beam, 8 feet hold and will be comman-
ded by Captain LawIess.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
A skip by Moonlight.

Bachell, the proprietor of liquor es.
tablishment on Adams street, known
as "WeepiDg Willows" surreptitlously
left town few nights ago, taking with
him everything Of value including a
large batch of unsettled bills. His
creditors would like to call on him.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
Che Union NJ. r.. Chmrtb,

A full attendance of leaders and stew
ards is earnestly desired at 6.45 this
evening. Protractei meeting at 7.3O
The public invited. The. gospel of Civ
ing next Sabbath. No special collec-
tion. Come and hear what the pastor
SAYS about it. M. B.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
[YHsrnAsAY's SEws.l
QUARTERLY MEETING.
Report OF fsaperintendent Barlow
Prospects of q New Building
Reing Constructed.

Prospects of New Building
Being Constructed.
The Trustees Of the poor of New Cas-
tie county are to-day holding theii
quarterly meeting at the almshouse'
The morning hour was consumed In
passing the quarterly bills. The fol
lowing is the report Of Superln:en'
dent Barlow. Number OF inmates ad-
mitted this quarter II; discharged, 57i
births, 2; deaths, 5;
Number Of inmates to date White
men, So; women, so; children, l3;
colored men, Is; women, Is; children,
Is. Total, lSl.
Number of inmates In Insane Depart
ment White men, 25 women, 70
colored men, women, g.; Total, 60.
Grand total, 24l.
There was one death in the Insane
Department, Catharine Newman Of APP
poquinimink Hundred.
At present writing the trustees are
at dinner. This afternoon the question
OF extending the insane department
will be considered.
The plans for the construction Of the
new building have been drawn by l.. X.
Springer architect Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup Is the on y
thing that mothers eau rely upon for their
children. 1t corrects acidity of The stomach,
cures wind cole, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process OF teeLhing Its value
Is inca.culaDle, 1t sOitens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort To the
mother, Twenty-Five cent? a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
q, y, Ship Trenton.

~ OF the crew Of the L. $ hip Tr-u-
to- arrived u Trenton, N.J., yesterday,
and presented O that city picture Of
toe ship. painted a, Naples by an 1rui-
nent artist. the canvass is large, meas
unug )! by 6! feet. It was received by
Mayor Rice Oh behalf of the city, aud
ar,r he presentation the delegates
wpr- haD6somely entertained. TrpptoL
presented the crew with library, and
the picture is return gift.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
DIED.,

SKULL In this city. on the 2eth instant,
Valma, daughter oil William II Shull, aged
| thirteen years
Relative. and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF her parents,
No 813 Kirkw0od street, on Satu day alter.
noon. Services at two o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
OYSTERS.
oysters! OYsTEEs!

TO THE EPUBIIU.-Having remodeled my
store at Sixth and Orange streets, AIN pre-
pared at all hours Of the day to furnish my
friends with the best ice cream and oysters.
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t is
my intention to sell none but first class oys-
ters and al prices within the reach Of all.
Hoping to still continue receiving Q share Of
public patrf mage. IRtmain Yours,
9263md CHARLES KYLE.