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Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
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NEW CASTLE.
News Notes from our NeighbOring
Ciiy-Bniidiug-The New Hall
City Council.

News Notes from our NeighbOring
Ciiy-Buiidiug-The New Hall
City Council.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,.
NEW CASTLE, March 3.
About S5 copies of the DAILY REPUB
LIoAS were sold by the carrier, Harry
Lancaster, in this city yesterday. ALI
desiring to be served should give Harry
notice.
Shedding is now erected and an Office
ready at the new brick yard on the
Newport road.
VIM. Her bert, VIM. Ferris and John
Gormley seem to be the leading candi-
dates for the Board of Education. The
election takes place Saturday.
Jonn Finigan has begun the erection
OF two brick houses on a 80 foot street,
running between Gray and Young
streets.
James B. Lancaster and William
Herbert will to-day begin the erection
Of two brick houses on Delaware street
above Union.
A. W. Randolph is now engaged in
painting St. Peters Church.
Trustees Of the Commons met in the
City Hall last night in regular quar-
terly session. Business of Importance
was transacted.
The stones for the new hall arrived
yesterday and portion were put in
position.
A part Of workmen at Steele's Rolling
Mill struck for higher wages yesterday.
Rumor says the Delaware Iron Works
have advanced the pay of their en-
ployees.
The Board of Education failed to meet
last evening quorum not being pres
ent.
City Council met last evening. The
Street Committee were instructed to buy
dirt from the two cellars on Delaware
street, and to purchase oyster shells if
in their judgment they be needed. The
Lamp Committee reported that the
Northern Light Company had put up
two OF their lamps on trial, claiming
they would make saving of $40 per
year on each lamp.
The clerk of the N arket reported that
he had collected ro rents this year.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
[YHsvzaDAY's xHws.
THE PONGAs' LAMENT.
Their Punishmen mt Coming in this
WOrld-LOss OF Homes and Death
of Friends.

Their PunishmentC Coming in this
WOrld-LOss OF IL ONES and Death
of Friends.
The following is telegraphed to the
New York "Tribune" from Washing
ton, under date of yesterday:
"When Woodworker, one OF the In.
dians who has been here for two or
three weeks, called this morning at the
fremont House and asked to be shown
to the room OF White Eagle and Stand.
ing Buffalo, the newly arrived Ponca
chiefs, he told that it wou'd first
BE- necessary to get leave from the
Secretary of the Interior.
When this was told in the room OF
the Ponca Investigating Committee, Sen.
ator Morgan became emphatic in his
expressions Of indignation, saying that
he proposed to see that witnesses before
that committee were treated like men,
and were permitted to see whom they
pleased and go where they pleased.
All the Poncas are together this even-
ing at the Metropolitan Hotel. A cor
respondent OF the "Tribune" was
introduced to them in their room to-
night, and, after smoking the pipe Of
peace with them, learned through the
Interpreter that the views which White
Eagle expressed to the committee are
not different in any essential particular
from those Of Standing Bear, ~
used to 60 to church." said the
chief, land heard what the preacher
said about punishment in a future
world. 1t seems to US as If our pun
ishment had come already. 1t Seems
as if they had thrown US into the midst
of a great fire. II is hot. Our children
and women die off, and even our cattle
can't live in the Indian Territory"
"How do you live ?" was asked.
"We have built ourselves houses OF
sawn timber, but they are hot SO good
as those we left on the reservation. We
built them with our own hands, aud
those who have not been able to work
still live in tents"
"Are any of the Poncas contented to
stay in the Indian Territory ?"
"No, it seems as if even the children
were anxious to 60 back to the reserva
ton. When they knew was coming
away they all begged me to get them
back"
Glow many have died in the Indian
Territory ?"
"We counted until 200 died and then
We stopped counting"
Chow many are now living"
"a little more than 400"
White Eagle was asked about his
own family losses. He said that it was
July when his wife died. A few weeks
later one of his children died, three
weeks after that another died, then
another, and since then his fourth and
last child died. He said he was him
self sick with chills.
Standing Buffalo said that the sum-
mer before last he lost one of his chill
dren, and his brother lost four.
White Eagle is the highest living
Ponca chief, and having just come from
his people, he should be able to salts
fly the committee aud the public whel h
or or not the Poncas are getting accli-
mated on the Territory, and are tecom-
ing oontented.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
lPnsM YBsrERsAr's LATE RDlT,.,
THE LEVY COURT.

A Crowd or Unassessed Ciu,.
Prssent-The Levy Court ~"
causing Opened at 10Y o,cIo.s
The Assessments Going IN
Special Correspondence Of the Republtc,u
New CASTLE, March "a
The dull monotony usually Alton,
ing the sessions of the Levy Court w,,
broken this morning by the appea,,ras Ta,
of hundred or more persons moS,e H
from Wilmington, white and black !.
have their names placed on the asss,. "
ment. The most of them came ovs, % 90
the early morning train, while msu.
others came over In In carriages baoh:
and wagons. The men were accom-,
MED by the necessary vouchers ans
with them were several of the reconU- NV
appointed United States Superyiso.l
Considerable surprise was manifss,ai
by the New Castilians as the crowS
surged mp Delaware street, and ssttIsS
about the courthouse.
Aho Dol 'pOoo VI nSq' hicnardS0n IA,
cured, the affidavit mill was put iu,.
active operation and each applic,n,
was furnished with the Necessary NJ,
pers which were to insure bis asss',
ment.
At ten o'clock a few members vs,.
in their places and more dropping in
They all retired to the cloak room :"
caucus over the situation Of affairs"
At 10t O'Clock Crisr Smith rang n.
bell and the members Of the Levy com,
filed in and took their seats. Rail
call showed that all the members sY
cept Mr.. Carswell OF Wilmington wsr.
present.
The minutes being read and appm
we'd the names James Mofit and Jamn
A. Tray Of West Red Lion HUNDRED
were placed upon the assessment Tbm
Bird voucher. After the assessusrt
OF Mathew M. Slower of the EirtL !
Ward, lull of some twenty minQy, |
transpired during which nothing Ww
done, the court evidently waiting 70,
the appearance of citizens to be asses.
ed.
Presently number OF persons an.
peared, and Charles B. Pearson Va,
vouched for by James l.. Hawkins and
was assessed.
The next applicant was colorsd
man named Emory Deacon youcLed "A,
by Mr.. Hawkins. Mr.. Wier asked 70,
the residences, which was given.
Constable Nesry came forward and
wanted to know how long he had LIVED
in the Tenth Ward. He said tn
weeks, and that he had formerly rd
on Church street.
Mr.. Wier suggested and insisted thai
all the assessment lists in the county
should be searched to see whether th.
applicant was assessed in any Otha
Hundred.
Mr.. Hawkins stated that the book
had all been searched and nobody VA
brought forward to be assessed who
was not entitled, that these men sp
plying here had already lost two day.
in the effort and hoped that no impedii
ment would be placed in their way
President Bright said that Mr.. HsEI
kins might be very well satisfied bu
the Court wanted to be satisfied.
After q search of some ten minute
the names were placed upon the list,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
V0EREM PrORY SALE OF X FA j.
4 Ess tie and Pers Onal Property Of samuel
Megilligan,
VIII he sod a. Piblic Sac ON
9TH Day. uTHOF3RD-MO., 1880.

5TH y W, llTH OF 3RD.MO., 1880.
the fsrm /" samuel Meg gilligan, situated in
New Garden Township, Chester county, Pa,
on the east branch of White CLAY creek.
bounded b. lands Of jeremiah starr, Hannah
Pierson, Jonathan Worth and others, ain
ming II or S. 5 of which are thriving timber,
and OF deep soil meadow, the bdlance |
arabic, dividr ~ by good fence into seven con-
Venient en- lJSu,e: all accessible to water Of
good natural quality and Ia gcelent state o.
proc 't!veness, abundance OF we'll selected
irUit sucn as apple pear, plum, &c. The A
inprOrepents cOnsiS. of twO-stOry XVI
brick house three rooms and kitchen on first
and four on second ilOOr, twoin the attic with
cellar ant vau,t complete, pleasantly stu
Rted ~ an emineIce, with lawn, and front.
ing the uOiic road A pOuble Decker Barn
Is by IT, with all the necessary stahIing
bOtN applied with good spring water by
syphOa ihat has been n'ailliDg. Carriage and
wagon house with graneries smith shop and
Oth,r out uildings, all OF which are OF recent
construction. modern style and adapted to
eOnyenieuce, within l mile of junction OF
WiImingt and Western railroad, 100 ydS
OF sta ion on Pomer)y X Deiaware City, rail
road, nj = miles south OF Phila. BALTIC Cen
X II NJ Av0ndale where mails are bad
daily convenient to all public p aces OF in.
tsrest to a farmer, such as mills, schools, etc.
At the same time and place, ali his stock
and / rUlng utensils, One Horse, cows
in proh; 3 springers 2 tw0-year Old heiers
on : yearlng DO, shOat pigs, horse cart and
harness. two-hOrSs wagon, horse rake, hay
Rigging 2 pIou Ehs twin harrow. 2cultlvators
double trees, curt ng bpX. moving mach .s,
fan. COrnshnIIer balance beam with platform
shcvei. FORKS, ya.es and hoes, market dear
born, roller. sleigh, hay by the ton, corn by
the hu.hel, wheat in the ground. House.
hold and Kitchen furniture consisting Of bed
Steads aod bedding, bureaus siieDoard,
washs'end', chairs, carpet tables. seJtee with
hatrmHt r'ss, ! parlOr cO1k stove, ana l0any
other 0r ir e3 not here enumerated. Sale at
Y O'crk when conditions will be made
known hy ROBERT l.. WALTER.
Assign Of Samuel Meeiiligan and vie.
WeGD Nichols, AuctiOnter. 3-4-ltw
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
LOCAletl0a.

The order of the Postmaster dens
against the mails of the Louisiana =
terry Company has been rescinded' y
istered letters and money orders
be sent through the mails as loIm'
W. +. Shultz, residing on Pine s''
above Eighth, rendered twenty OI
young friends pleasant reception,
evening, the occasion being bis W
day.
A liberal reward will be paid a
Office for a long slender brass KEY =,
was lost in the upper part Of our w
few days ago.
Over one hundred dollars was " y
allied from the receipts of the r. VI
Presbyterian church supper lasS1N1
day evening.
James Morrow & Sons caution
public against negotiating a cus'b
$l40.l3, as paymen. on it ha'
stopped.
The finances of the Lincoln Ciup
in healthy condition, every osU
paid, and there is money in the
ury.
The personal property OF the
ware Steam Fire Engine Compalj; lad
exposed to public sale this morD"
Only one dollar has been suuI"
to the Irish Relief fund since la''
urday.
: The Hebrew school in the Lleyo
building has now twenty-one 'VD
Mr.. Daniel Fox has considersu';,
covered from his attack Of para'",
Peter Cleaver, of Kirkw ood' ~
tises seed oats for sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
A Leg Broken.

AS Antoine Henze was engaged this
afternoon in putting up blast pipe
at the building of CarsweIl &
Vanderbraak at the corner of End and
Orange streets, when the wall gave way
and he fell from the second story to the
street below. His head was cut badly
and one of his legs were broken. He
was conveyed to his home on King
street below Second and a physician
called in, who set the broken limb.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
The pills or the World.

are Hr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su-
grIpc 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 In the right or lett side or
through the Lungs, indigestion, Costiyeness,
Nlck Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Fs"nngs through the body, Aching Limbs,
and other bodily infirmities 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 from the danger OF prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Heepers.
Ask for DR.. SiIlmS Pills and take no others
Principal depot, Fourth and King Winning
ton. Del. Philadelphia. 612 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
Assessor an d Collector,

For the Republican.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-An assessor and
collector will soon have to be elected
for the upper district of the city of Will
nington. Allow me to recommend for
this Office one of the most popular men
and one of those best fitted for it.
mean Mr.. Washington Mason. He has
been a lifelong Republican and has
never received any favors from the par
ty and the duties of this Office he
thoroughly understands. lie is build
er by profession, has erected great
many houses in the city where he has
been borr and raised, and if
he is elected the people will be certain to
have their property justly and truly
valued. Elect him FRIEND.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04

I'D ILIU SALE.
-OF--
fRS0NAI pRGpFRTY

VIII D, so a. Public Sale in Peunsburv.
Cleste Co.Pa., .,one mils W.ot Chldds' Ford
On T.! IDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1887,
The foil wing personal property : farm
horses l maze six years oil, good worker AID
iearlps4 th3 lOcomGt We, "A cows a.
and un several having calves by [c5Ss
their a., y dayO! sale and others coming IN
profit.
FARWiNG IMPLEMESTS.-2 two horse farm
way pOus. Iag Il dders, l horse cart, mix
wagon : carriage, moving machine, land
roller aOrS5 rake ladder. Rheeioarrow
nlOlghs harrO's single and double trees
my cutter, corn shelter, forks, rakes, shOveis,,
Jriar snNtne, moving scythe, cradle, corn cut
ter. iOlH , hoes. 'ak:s and tackle, harpODn
and ruo' pitching axe 2set: stage harness,
set mi X wagO1 harness. collars. halters
bride, rrding sadie. hushc measure, hall
bush. measure, corn basket, patent beam
WpIguln., 80 fts, log cDlin. 20 COW chains
maui Il i wedge. grirdstOne, hOIsheadS. ZOU
bUsheis rUrn on the ear, 10 ton o! ay. grain
In the round, potatoes by the bushcl. grtH
hays lrrt chest. ntxir. trough, barn shovel
2 ran stoves Il pa + chickens, &c.
J AIRY f XTUREs.-l good TWO handled
Chur Dcarly new, butter working tabl. lot
OF good pans, butter co i'rs goo o. B bot.
Ter Iuh ~ milk cans, 4 cream cans, ] meas.
urirg get lie, milk buckets. 10 gallon farmer :
be- ler Sc.
TEi Ms.-A credit of months will be given
on al Gums upwards OF go.
RUEL JEFFERIS.
J. H. Saugh or, Auct. 3f2tw
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
- -On and after February %, 1870. trains
will run as follows:
Leave Winning ,on at 7.l5, 1880, a. NJ, s.3O,r.
m.
Arrive at l. IN ienberg, 9 o., a. m, IL 90 noon,
$40 p. III.
Leave Lanlenbsrg, 8 50. a m, 1880, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, 500, a m, 2,l5, p. H.
Y 223tt u. CONEELL, Sup't
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
Delaware BAY Lights,

A Washington special in the Phila-
delphia "North American" to-day says:
"The Philadelphia pilots who are now
here, Messrs. Schellinger and Clampitt,
appear to be sImewhat discouraged re-
garding the sentiment of the sub Com
mittee OF Commerce, which has Ross
bill to repeal compulsory pilotage in the
charge. Mr.. Ross, Of New Jersey, the
parent of the bill, is chairman, and OF
course is squarely in its favor, although
his interest in the repeal of the system
does not appear to extend beyond He'll
Gate. Mr.. O'Neill, of Philadelphia,
can also be regarded as being in favor
of the repeal while the remaining mem
ber, MIR. Kenna, OF West Virginia, is
disposed to side with the pilots. 1t is
not yet known how the full committee
stand. Pilots are now here from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston
and Savannah. In this connection it
might as we'll be stated that the two
pilots of the Delaware Capes, Messrs.
Schellinger and Clampitt, are outspok-
en- against the erection of additional
lights on the Delaware river and bay.
They say that they could get along
even better without some of the pres
ent lights, and that some of the range
lights are deceptive.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
v AMES H. ELLIOT,

VAMES H, ELLIOT,
u ct. al, vs.. In Chancery New
Thomas Y Field, and Castle County. In
Margaret NJ. Field, his Partition.
wife
And now to wit, this sixteenth day Of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1880, it appearing to the Chan
ce,or by the affidavit OF John Pyle, that IhOs.
Y, Field and Margaret M. Field, his wife the
defendants in this cause have no known place
Of abode within this county, aid cannot be
served with process, that they reside in the
City OF Brooklyn, and State of New.Y ork,
and no appearance having been entered tor
the said Thomas Y Field and Margaret NJ.
Field, or either Of them, at the return of the
summons issued for them: Its therCupon on
motion OF Edward q. Bradford, j., Esq, SO.
licitOr for the petitioners, ordered by the
chancellor that the said Thomas Y. Field
and Margaret M. Field, do appear before the
Chancellor at his chambers In Dover, on the
eighth day Of April, A. D., 1887, and show
cause, II any they have, why partition of the
premises in the petition described, should not
be made according to the prayer thereof, or
that the petition will be taken "prO confesson
as to the said Thomas Y. Field and Margaret
NJ. Field. And the Register Is directed to
ca use copy of this order to be published in
the DAILY REPUBLICAN, u newspaper of the
city Of Wilmington, New CASTLE county, for
h0 period OF thry day 8 next preceding the
said eighth day OF April, A. g., 1889.
81 Attest J. M. HOUSEMAN, Reg. &C.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
REGIsTER'S ORDERS.
n EGlSTER'S ORDER
RFifISTER,S OFFICE,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Feb. l6, 1880.
CpOn the application Of John Ash,
Ad ,uinistratOr Of Phebe Ash, late OF vii.
mingt0n Hundr d, in said county, deceased,
I IS ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator aforesaid, give notice
OF the granting Ci Letters Of Administration
UPON the estate of the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date
OF such Letters, in aIX OF the most public places
of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
to present t',e same or abide by an Act Of AS.
sernbly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks, (eOd
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
}L.s. Office of the Regis':r aforesaid, at
~ New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. q. BlGGS, Register.
NOrICR.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to tho Administrator, on
Or before Feb. 16, 1881, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
JOHN ASH, A I'm.
Address-W Wilmington Del. 2.l9
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
List OF Public sales.

To take place:
" 8, Harry Sharpless, Wilmington city
" 9, Ellis Hicks, city.
8, Lewis Delaplain, M. q. Hid.
y, Carr Il Lea, Brandywine Hundred
9, Swayne and Mouseley, chris. HID.
10, Thos. White, N. q. HID.
10, H. Sharpless, Wilmington city.
TO- VIM. Mote, W. q. q. Ad.
" II. James Stsrritt, O. Hid.
" II, Amos House, Chndds' Ford, Pa.
II, Prowd & Sterling, B. HI.
I3. Jas. W. McCloskeY, @. Hid.
l5, Samuel hanby, b. Hid.
" l6, Ezra Pierce, Brandywine Hid.
= 16, VIM. q. Welden, N. @. lid.
" II. NJ. L. German. b HID.
" Is, Geo. Millington, New Castle town
" Is, w. II. Hall, Pencader HID.
" ~. John Barnes CITY.
" 20, Geo. Ort!ip, Wilmington City.
20, Thos. Uartmell, B. HID.
" 20, q. Wakenhut, g. Hid.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
Protecting Niagara fRIIs,

A petition, signed by Government
officials and others, is circulating in
Washington, asking the Governor
General Of Canada to take steps, in
connection with the. United States
Government, for the protection of
Niagara Falls From the encroach ments
of spectators.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
positive PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be cold, at Wooislde. Chrlstlana Hd.,
on the old read to Brandywine Sprip gs, three
miles from Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY MARCH II, 1880.

WEDNESDAY MARCH II, 1850.
Ataso o'clock, am,
driving horses. Z cows, coming in kzME
profit, head Of young cattle. One RK
thresher by Meliok, Worthington & Co., with
long belt, hay cutter. plough and harness,
cultlyator, harrsw, hay fork with ropes and
blocks, grindstone grain and feed bins, % hot
bed sashes, wheelbarr0w, . ladders, step
ladders, weighing beam, cross cut saw, broad
axe, some tools, useful sundries, carpenter
benches, half interest in II acres OF wheat in
ground, a large quantity OF household furni-
ture OF every description, including handsome
parlor furniture, such as curtains, pictures,
piano, bookcase, several pieces OF valuable
antique furniture, small Farrell and Herring
library, Arepr0ot, oil cloths, parlOr and bed
room carpet. mattings, pair Of globes, geo
grophicai and astronomical; beds, bedding,
bureaus, china, glass and earthen"are. Kit.
chen utensils and furniture, numerous sun
dries, also four seated carriage. A top
buggy. sleigh, harness, saddle, etc
TEHMs.-All sums OF S25 or uader cash. all
above that amount, credit OF six months by
the purchaser giving a Dankable note with
an approved indorser, interest added.
RICHARD B. OSBORNE.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, ,Auc. 3,4!2tw.deod Is.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
important to Mothers.

Mrs. W.nsOw's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing tnat mothers can rely upon for their
c iItreu. l. corrects acidity OF the stomach,
cures wind 1lic, regulates the bowels and
gives rest,15 AMI comfort to mother and
child. During tie process OF teething its value
is incalcuiabie. 1t soitens tho gums, reduces
and allays all pain, thereby
0Iving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. Twenty-Five cents bOttie.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
Butter without ChurniDg

Mr.. Foreman, living near this 9, 9,
says that he has a COW that has had
third calf, and s pounds of butter
now made weekly from her milk VII
out churning. 1t is only necessary
stir the milk with paddle short VI
to produce good butter.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
A Card.

~ Al VINO arc suffering nom the errors and
.rdtHctatioIe OF you:h, nervous WEAKNESS.
,a-Iy decay, loss Of manhood, stc., will SEND
reciUe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was disc0v
cred Oy a missionary in South America. Send
4 selC-addressed envelope to The REV. JOSEPH
I. iAMAN, Station ID. New York Citv.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
Art Sale.

On next Tuesday and Wednesi
Thomas NJ. 0gle, auctioneer, vii!
in the Opera House for Mr.. Gale,
Philadelphia, a fine collection Of
paintings. The paintings can be
amined next Friday, Saturday
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
RAILROAD LINES.
WELLINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

NblLADElIT MA w lAuL1-NN '"A' 49,
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol- lows:
For Phlladelphia and intermediate 50
tom, 20, $40, lo.3o, a. M, 2S0,4.OO, 7Oo. ~
p. N -, a ~,
PhiIsdelphis and rev York Il. '.Oo. !0U
a. m,, l2l 1889, 8 40 p. IN.
RaitituUrs and Intermediate Stations, s.S
haitim 70 and Bay Line, OS p. III.
Baltimn,e and Washington, l2.5l, 2O3 $50,
a. m 1889, l.04, SIS p. m.
Traius lor Delaware Division leave Tor:
New Castle, 9l5 a. M, 1.10, 6.s0p. m,
Harring on and Intermediate Stations, 9.lt
Am.r IL Q 80 p. IN.
Dsinar and Intermediate Stations, e.lbA
m, i.1op.m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Pbila el2hia and Intern sdiaGe Stations,
$40 a. ~, 5 90. $50, 9.46 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, zoo n.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.l0 4, IL,
For iurther information passengers are re
erred to the time tables posted at the depot
HF KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
Hnnth and Hnnnr

Query What is the best family medicine
IN the world to regulate the bowels, purify the
bloOd, remove cOstiveness and biliOusness, aid
digestion and tone up the whole system
Truth and honor Compels us to answer, Hop
Hi;tcrs, being pure. perfect and harmles5,-
I'd. See another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-04
Opposing Reduction ar Tar,g

1t is said that the principal paper
manufacturers of the Northwest will
vigorously oppose the reduction or abo-
lltion of the tariff on articles used in
making paper.