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during the week and said II will bid you
good evening for am going home on the
early morning train and he was gone.
How felt after he was gone, how Iwished
had returned home that evening. Mr..
w. had merely amused himself with me
through the week as child amuses him
self with a toy. How angry | now felt
with both him and myself How ugly
his very beauty now appeared to me. l
recalled Mr. Growers face, how kind it
had looked and had always looked at me
till this dreadful week.
passed the night as best could, com
forting myself with the thought that ]
should see Mr.. Grover the next day. Ny
cousins husband could not carry me home
till the evening Of the next day. How
lonely felt and / was not much comfort
ed BY remark Of my cousin. saying: Il
am surprised that you should slight Mr..
Grover az YOU have this week. | want
you to 90 home and remember that a gem
tleman Of such constancy and forgiveness
IL gentleman Of worth. Mr. Wallace is.
but a thoughtless college boy ready to
amuse his own vanity with whatever may
pass under his notice.
felt sad, so did not answer and too re-
dl1Zcu snc Hdu spoken uuthIuiiy. VI"
see Mr.. e.. after | returned home. lie
seemed pleasant but never again thrust
his unwelcome presence Gas he supposedly
upon me. Certainly he had reason to
think thus from my treatment through that
very memorable week.
He became great man. married, and
is now the President of thriving Univer
sity in the far West, and |, | am still IA
poor school teacher. You now know why
! am not married. The gentleman Mr..
w. belonged to the class of men who
think they can have any woman they may
choose, the latter had not courage to ask
again"
After the recital Of this sad story, the
old maids all took out their handkerchiefs
and cried a long time together. They
found comfort in that As in laughter, then
they separated resolving not to dwell on
the sad events of their lives, but the bright
ones. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-30

Love thy neighbor as thysclf and when
you see one with a bad cold adyise him to buy
a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price,
% cents.
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GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINES.

l he Great Engllsh
Remedy. An un-
failing cure for
Semin al W eak-
Ness, Spermatorr-
hea, lmpotency,
and all diseases
that follow as a Sc
quence of Self
Abuse; as Loss of
Memory, Univer-
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TONTINE PLAN.

upon the PRINCIPE of accommodating profits tor det
ute periods. which first introduced by this Socie-
~ and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
ncnt experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bust
ness men. FortyFou per cent. has bee earned ant
accumulated on the premiums paid on its Iontine Life
Policies, and forty per cent. on its Tonine Endow-
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciey represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
holders aud in presenting the Society to- notice, they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence
of the strict ana conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed. In the
assets and in the administration of the Society, per
feet security is given for the future, which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions the Equitable; none is more PROMPT
nd just in Its dealings.
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HEAL
THYSELF

in the Back Dimness Of Vision Premature Old Age.
and many other Diseases that lead TO Insanity or
Consumption and premature Grave. Full particu-
lars in our pamphlet which we desire TO send free
by mail 10 every one. The Specific Medicine is sold
for So or will be free by mail receipt of the
money by addressing The GRAY Medicine Co., No. 10
Mechanics Block, Detroit. Mich Sold in Augusta BY
F. W. kINsMAN & Co, Wholesale and Retail, and by
druggists everywhere. novl2t Swly
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL.

We will send our ELECrRo-VoLTAIc B,Irs
other Electric Appliances upon trial for RI Ss ana
those suffering from Nervous Debility, Rheums;;s,o
Paralysis or any diseases Of the Liver or Kijna.h
and many other diseases. A sure cure puarsn,
or no pay. Address VQLTAIC BELT co. WarSnoSa
Mich. snr., ,-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
DIR. Pfper's Doath.

"E. H." 0 correspondent of the Ches
ter "Eyening News" writes as follow
concerning the death of the late DR.
Piper, well known here: The friendl
Of the late DR.. George W. Piper, wht
knew him so well and remember hin
10 affsCtionately, in Chester, will b.
pleased to learn that the sensational
reports Of his extreme destitution; ol
his starvation: Of the rats and mice
that preysd upon his body for days be-
fore his death was known; and of his
body lying in the morgue unclaimed,
are all utterly untrue.
p DR.. Piper rented rooms of a lady and
lived much alone, but very comfortably.
His health, which had been for some
years quite bad, was better for the last
few years, and he had qaite a lucrative
practice. He was well on the evening
preceding his sudden decsass, and ap-
piled a bsndags to the spra;ned ankle
Of the lady with whom he lived. The
next morning he was found dead of ap.
oplexy in his bed. A very wealthy
gentleman, Mr.. Vanwinkle, who was q
warmly attached friend Of the doctor,
had the remains taken to his house
and from there the body was buried in
the Newark Cemetery, attended by a
large concourse of sympathizing rels-
tives and friends from various places.
The body was encased in a costly and
elaborately finished casket, on which
was a silver plate with the name Of
Geo. W. Piper, N. D., engraved; aud
floral tributes of beautiful design
were presented by his numerous friends.
The remains were afterward removed
to Philadelphia, where they were re-
inferred at Laurel Hill. These facts
are we'll attessted, and the greatest iu-
dignation was felt and expressed in
Newark at the scandalous reports.
The lady with whom the doctor resid.
ed said she had neither rats nor mice
in her house; and Mr.. Vanwinkle ask
cd the DOCTORS Philadelphia relatives
If his parlor looked like morgue.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
4 RioOaIeNn Duel.

This mornings Philadelphia North
American says: Yesterday morning a
party Of gentlemen from this city quiet
ly assembled on the borders OF the
State Of Maryland to settle dispute
between two Of them. The trouble it
is said originated in a misunderstand-
ing which occurred recently at the
armory of the First City Troop. The
gentlemen who met on the field Of
honor we're DR.. White, connected with
prominent hospital in this city, AMI
BERTHE Adams. Single shots were ex-
changed, but nobody was hurt. The
matter was then amicablY adjusted, +,
and the parties returned to the city.
Every effort has been made to keep the
matter quiet.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
TcrpHtehOrean.

A ladies leap year social will be
given in Prof. Webster's Dancing Acsd-
emy, on Wednesday evening, April 81.
OF course the fair ones will manage the
affair in the most approved style. Tick
cts, 81.
The second grand annual reception
OF the Grand Hibernian American As
soc;ation will also be held at Webster's
on Friday evening, April %, and will
no doubt be largely attended, as the
ball given by this organization last
year was one of the most pleasant and
enjoyable OF the season. Tickets, 81.
The Quaker Assembly will close the
season on Friday evening, April 30, the
occasion being their fifth grand annual
May Eve ball. The Committee are
busily engaged in preparing for the
event, which, it is said, will eclipse all
their previous efforts. Tickets, 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
The HFethOdist ConcIave.

The appeal Of Messrs. Miller and
Major, the President and Secretary OF
the Philadelphia Medical College, will
be considered at the UAion NJ. L. church
in this city, next Tuesday. Bishop
Simpson is expected to preside. The
triers Of the appeal will number from
thirteen to twenty-one. Thirteen win
constitute quorum. There will be-
delegates present from Philadelphis.
Baltimore, New Jersey and Wilmington
Conference. The delegates from the
Baltimore Conference will be MessYs.
Morgan, Gibson and Dashiel. The Will
mington Conference delegates will be;
Revs, J. II. Caldwell, VIM. B. Walton,
J. 7. Van Burkalow, J. A. B. Wilson
J. D. Rigg and Vaughan Smith. It is
not yet known what counsel will repre-
sent the Conferences or the appellants.
The session probably will be continued
several days.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
'rhe Mary Morgan.

The new wharf at South Chester
upon the premises of Charles Roberts,
President of the Bridgeport Steamboat
Company, has been completed. Here
after the Mary Morgan, and other boats
of the line in season, will daily touch
at this wharf, opening mp grand
accommodation to those residing south
ives. of the city and the surrounding
county as well. Just think of it says
the Chester "Times," a round trip
ticket from Marcus Hook to Philadel-
phia and return, for the sum of thirty
cents?
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
hillcd BEYOND DOubt.

|.,' u' Ll LlOlIoTing despatch by Associated
H. H. Uu' W. confirms this article in yester-
D,. DaNtS, DEL, April IA full exam
ISu ,Su VI " Inc peach orchards through
NV 'AT reninsnlar as far up as Dover,
M M t., ,C,o5nGIusively that nearly every
le frOsts. 'e''i"yeo oy 'he
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
SeAfOYd Itunl q.

Rev. J. Z. Nicholson, in charge of
Milford Mission Meth. Prot. church
which embraces Harrington, preached
his first sermon at the latter place last
Sunday to large and appreciative con-
gregation. A decided impression was
created. and the M. P. church may be
considered as firmly established at that
point; preaching every other Sunday.
Two churches, an M. P. and M.
Z. are being built at Greenwood, but
the public support seems to be given to
the M. P. from the fact that the move
ment was commenced long before the
other, and there Is large M. +. chnrch
jast outside Of the place.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
THE CABBAGE BUSINESS.
A Marked Improvement and pror.
peets of . RotuFn Co iss FOrme \
Prosperity.

Tide carriage business once suoh Z,
feature in Wilmington's industries, has
until recently experienced serious
drawbacks ever since the last great
panic. Previous to that event the
factories were running TO their very
fullest capacity, thousands Of hands
we're employed at good wages, and vast
numbers Of vehicles OF every kind
were shipped to all parts Of the world.
The fame Of Wilmington as q carriage
manufacturing centre was worldwide,
the work turned out in ourshcps excel
lent in every particular, and this in
dustry was for time considered the
most extensive of which the city could
boast. When the crash came many Of
the shops closed their doors, some new
er to open them again, and the bust.
mesa received blow from which it did
not even commence to recover for a
long time. Lately however the tide
of prosperity has been returning to
this as we'll as to all other mechani-
oal and mercantile branches and indi.
cations now are that before many years
the carriage factories will be running
as they were in the time alluded to
above.
The REPUBLICAN made inquiries with
regard to this yesterday and the result
showed that the business had indeed
an upward tendency that was steady
and likely 70 be permanent. Nearly
al the firms called upon said that q
very marked improvement had taken
place since last year, and that prices
had increased as well as demand. Some
said that It was rather early in the sea-
son to make calculations for the pros
poets during the year, but they were
nevertheless quite willing to venture
the opinion that the present indications
would hold good.
Mr.. Henry c. McLear, of the firm Of
McLear Il Kendall, said to the reporter
yesterday afternoon eve find an i'm
provement Of about 25 per cent. over
last year. The state of the business in
1879 was similar to that Of 1878, and,
indeed, to all the years following 1872
after it recovered from the effects of the
crash. The business now is not nearly
so good as it was previous to 1879, al
though it has increased considerably !;
fewer sales are being made and the
prices are lower. At present there is
much better demand for frer and more
work, and also an increase
Of orders for double carriages. Indica-
tions for very good season are excel
lent we will have fair spring trade,
and may have to increase our working
This firm employs about l30 hands
at present, and are now turning out
about rs carriages week. In addition
10 doing much in the way Of supplying
the home trade they ship many vehicles
10 ths north, west and south. Some are
shipped to Boston and numbers 60 to
California. They now have few or
lers for Soath Africa.
At the GREGG 4 Bowe coach works the
same encouraging report was given and
The information furnished that the busi-
ness had very considerably increased
over last year.
Mr.. +. T. Clymer on Shipley street
above Second, is very busy turning out
Rrst class work. The demand is looked
upon as considerably increased over
last year.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
THE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE.
The Annual Meetiag Lost EVENING
Reports OF the OGsseewm

AT the annual meeting Of the WIN.
miDgton Institute last evening The
following officers who were elested last
January were installed:
President-F. II. Robinson.
Cor. Secretary--Geo. A. Elliott.
Rec. seeretary-M. M. Cleaver.
treasurer. A. Richardson.
AT present there are 453 stock hid
ers, 70 subscribers, "a life msmbsrs
and 3 perpetual members.
During the year the decrease Of mspna.
bership has been q, stockholders NOT.
paid up, 30. The taxes received from,
subscribers and steckboadsrs amonn,.J
70 VI ,99o'25 received from the sale Of
stock $24.50. '' "
Ihe decrease in the amount of these
items compared with the prsvious vaar
amounted to $2s!5. 25. Tie present in
debtedness consists of two mortgages
held by the Wilmington Savings Fund
Society which amount to $4,000. The
mortgage on the adjoining property
amounted to $500. The bonded debt
mas been paid in full. The floating
debt amounted to 800. The tolal In.
debtsdpess amounted to $22 2Oe.
The Librarian reported that there
were 1928 volumes in the library on
the first of April and that the ciryuls-
tion was 25, $40 volumes.
The treasurer reported that the an
nual recsipts, including balance from
last year Of $328.22, amounted to g.
6ol.70. The annual expenditures
amounted to $6,l79.62.
d. G. Conrad, Esq :, the retiring Presi-
dent, reviewed the past years work.
de favored the reclassifcation of the
books and the replacing Of worn-cut
standard works. bespoke ofremoyiue
the library to the second floor of the
building and ofselling the building and
erecting q new one.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Last Nights Fire.

About s o'clock last evening the
watchmsn in the yard of the Pusey &
Jones Company discovered the side Of
the boiler shop to bs on fire. He at
once rang an alarm and the Fire De-
partment ran out. The prompt ap-
plication of water extinguished the
flames, after damage to the amount Of
about $50 had been done. The cause Of
the fire is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Board of III ealth.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board
Of Health was held last evening, Presi-
dent singley in the chair.
The committee having charge of the
matter regarding the Brandywine wa
ter reported progress.
A we'll which bad been dug for a
pump in q public alley between Carter
and Lamotte streets and Twenty-second
and Twenty Third streets, in the Ninth
Ward, was declared a nuisance, and
the owners will be notified to have il
abated within five days after they have
been notified.
There being no other business the
Board adjourned
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
The POnca Indians.

Before the Senate Committee Of In
vestigation in the Ponea matter, yes
terday, Rev. >. d. Inmsn, minister in
charge OF the Episcopal Mission az the
santee Agency, in Nebraska, testified
that he accompanied the Ponca chiefs
on their trip to the Indian Territory.
He swore positively that "there was
distinct understanding on the part of
the Ponca chiefs that, if they did not
like the lcdian Territory country, they
could return to their reservation.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Elremen'n Notes.

TIL, engine of the Phnuix Fire Co.,
was ont on trial yesterday.
The Washington Fire Co. are en-
deavoring to sscure the Weccacoe Le-
gion Band, of Philadelphia, fer the pa
rade on July lst.
The Fame Hose Active picnic will be
Given on May 18th.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Personal.

DR.. Blocksom and wife, Of this city,
who have been at Milton, Del, since
last Friday, visiting their sick and
aged father, returned home this msrn-
ing.
Thomas W. Muter left this city TO-
day for visit to his brother in Young.
ston, Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Port Notes.

The steamers "Perry and "Clyds"
arrived at the Pusey Jones & Co.'S ship
yard yesterday, and will be overhauled.
Walton, Whsnn & Co. received 400
tons of bones, yesterday, from Calves
ton, Texas. They were brought by the
schooner "Abbie Corson," Of Philadel-
phia. ..,.
s steamers, AZ tugs, 8 sloops, 2 bar
ges, S canal boats and 2 mud scows pas.
sad through the Third street bridge
Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13

rsr.Isusn who had suffered In.
IL with earaChe for three days and
nsny remedies without effect was
Lin five minutes by Cne dose Of DR..
m Pain searcher. Such is the effect
|, wonderful remedy on pains Of
h kind, including Rheumatism
! sCc. Depot 4;h & King, Phila.
fArCl St. Eetsiled by dealers.
BY the Camphor Substitute.
.vu, better; for sale by N. b. Dan
druggist, cor. End & Market SITS.
hat variety Of tTussss-low prices.
AlsI room for applying.
rtz has Early Rose, Snowflake
'Nuless potatoes still at the old
b. Call early. No. l3 East Fourth
b. genuine "Qnassia Cups" for
Elhe and biliouspess, for sale by
4. Be.t. A private apartment for
Evilh lady attendant.
|nnan's Worm Syrup never fails.
|drn vii. not refnse to take it. Sold
ENJ. L, Hartman, Druggist, Sth
Poplar streets.
fckie's Poultry Powder, for cholera
Cher diseases of fowls, sold by
lOr / !c.Ierton, Druggists, No. 3U2
gstTee,,
'0 Sm'l'2 fer your apples, pota-
oranges. lemons and all kinds Of
luce. No. l3 East 9Th street.
taa AMI 0a:s wholesale at 622 W.
l!S!,
sterpFise Coal at G22 W. Front s..
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Alpha Beta.

AT a special meeting of the above
named society in the "Rink Room" of
the Wilmington Academy yesterday P.
NJ. the following officers were elected.
President.--Grant Scott Riggs.
lst V. President. John D. Brown.
2nd V. " May J. Taggart.
3rd V. " Harvey Wiley.
Rec. Sec'y.-Sallie 7. LoAand.
Fin. James H. Sheppey.
Treasurer.-Mary Powick.
Sargeant-at.arms.-John R. Holt,
Committee on observation-disclosures
S. Riggs, May J. Taggart, Sallie +. Lef-
land.
0rganist.-Isna s. Blizzard.
Antiquarian.-Lucy Lane.
Critic. james H. Crabb.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Hurt ON w. d. N.

On Saturday, at a siding two miles
south OF Chadd's Ford, on the Will
mingtou Il Northern Railroad Mr.. Adam
Franciscus, of Ceatesville, a brakeman
on a freight train, while coupling ears
had his thumb and part of his right
hand badly crushed between the bull
noses. He was taken to his home, where
DR.. Spratt of Coatesville, dressed the
wound, remosiug portion of his
thumb.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
The MI, 4. N. A.

At their meeting last evening the M.
s. R. A. perfected arrangements for
holding their anniversary on Sunday
afternoon next in the Opera House.
Among the speakers expected are Sam'l
p. Goodwin and Mr.. Hensel Of Phila.,
Col. Hyatt Of Chester and Rev. +. B.
Duval Of this city. All the temper
ance organizations of this city are to
be invited as well as the clergy and a
number of others. A special meeting
of the club will be held on Friday ev-
ening next to complete details.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
A Temperance PAPER.

lis meeting last evening the NJ. S.
A. A., ook mo consideration the pos.
uiIy lI,y OF issuing q monthly paper to
s'Iiea the Moral suasio aist" deyot-
V me interests of the temperance
FAe' iAe editors to BE- selected from
'SlSs ~ Of the club. 1t is expected
me hfst number will be issued in
N The paper will be distributed
|'assolnSy' The paper will not be
Y. Isp Ii, from the Argus" Office as stated
It T.' News this morning but from
nall OF tie club No. 4 East Third
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Correct Time.

Messrs. Baypard & Dawson, 229 Mar
ket street, are determined, so far as they
are concerned, the citizens of Whining
ton shall have the correct time. Mr.
W. T. Westbrook is to-day putting in
wires in their watch and iswelry store
to connect with the Washington OBJ
servatOry, and every day the time at
the store of that young and enterpris-
ing firm will be corrected from Wash
ingtOn.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
The Weather.

FN DEPARTMENT, Office of the Chief
b Otacer, Washington, April l3--
IN.
eaica'ions for Tussday--yor the
ale Atlantic States, warmer, clear
partly cloudy weather; southwest
\ winds falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
.,.s and ,EePrapin.

81 .ow has on his stall in the
F'!, ',!.r, ntn market, ark a fine variety 70 Of
|n,IsTare ',IsT' T shsd, fresh msckersl'
u',aS"'' .a,sh' black bass, rock fish, b,
7 Ps'In' aG'pnderg, catfish and all
Eh, ,i.1iss ISs Of the fnny tribe; also
: ,i.ln,pip. i,l's,,pi Call early and avoid
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
IL Was kg3R

bston' 'oSSrd W. Walton of the firm of
ty inlo,nF nFoS' ics merchants of this
Nor mS ,S,i Us that tbs verdict in their
b.crsDs"n s"1s' u the Fottsville Mutual Fire
| SsIse S;stI s' Company q was for $685. ins tes d
b say vs,,a, vs ,as types enormously nsde
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
klSing Nun.

rr'1 s1$S ~ " NsIl shooting club has been
Ds,,. w H. hlslng Sun, and prom ises to
d iFIITb'Irn'' Iobn rt Geo. Miller is captain
Tba NUN Wood trar-settsr.
/ il in f'1F' j,t,, corps i. constantly improv-
i aas i" S1 a't' under the direction OF Capt.
'''"se OF the Lafayette Guards.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Golden Days.

The Golden Days." published by
James Elverson, South West Corner of
Eighth and Locust streets, Philadelphia,
is An excellent weekly for young people
and the subscription price is only %
q year in advance.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
0nnfed

I |,r,tousrs to buy pure milk and
1 frnr, G. G. Lobdells dairy, at
|nilt depot Of S. A. Benson, S. E.
l. "A and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
Rmfly Prayer.

The "Woman'a Christian Temper
ance Union," Of this city, will hold q
prayer meeting 10 the Lecture Room Of
at. Paul's M. +. Church every Tuesday
sfterneon at 4 O'Clock. All ladies in
crested are invited ts attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
hilitar

lace in r""Iog ~ Promotions have tai en-
IeutepsrT,Oo,- w, a D. V. w.: From lst
frederick + % % the position Of captain,
|don Of Of ,s., a., ,bsaekmaster from the Pc.
Int, @muSSO ",SO "a a. lieutenant to that Of
Ialy ss,ass aa !. Mitchell, IT.; from Or
|Alisssasi' 10 =. !. 70 the position of sec, nd
'a'' Charles Hobson.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
the UEibrelias'

The !" G',E lSs sN back Of Kitchen,
burd ID 9 sn1 ". cor. Of Fourth and
,;sss' ,,,s.,,. b. y; unsrsllss i made "a an. and
.di.,1ssd ID ,asdps, TO- give entire satisiao'
,IsISy1 "a Dsv demanded; is Buggy um'
I J n,5s ., T., and repaired.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
.,rcrAL MENTION
....seo Store.

"" weight solid a,.sss,a ssSs'' ,Ish's, RS,':s
sT'., ssl PtI'' be only o'gsr ''g,s %soss =,
n be, %. g.,lss%.nss SS1s s.. commence; ssss
rldui;1,.ssosss ua,a.s.ssss la'', corner Sd and
< streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
pothtOeB.

|, ,,,ired. one more car load oi
/ T,s,sru s' snowf fake potatoes also
/ p"ss n". and Peerless. If you want
nsts,Oes ,TIs call early. s. smeltz,
/, Esst 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
o.,r Ono DnI,a Notice

,.a bv John R. Holt TO have your
,,npripg n done. Large stock Of the
n,tter1s and the best Of work
|,Sr ready. John R. Holt, 223
kpt street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-13
ttKerRy GOW.D

No one can attend the perform ance of
"The Kerry Cow" tonight without be-
ing delighted. Joe Murphy in the lead
ing part, is whole. troupe alone. He
is ably supported.