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Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
JOHN MCCAFFERTN. gi6 Orange st.
l.. W. STlDHAM = SON, AuctS. apl0.btdltw
DUBIIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE AND PERSON NJ PROP.
| ERII.


The subscriber. about to Sruntlnur the to-
baccu business. viii sell at puhlIr sale on the
premises. THURSDAY, April .Nlh, 1851, AT
| 10 o'clock \. NJ, Hs follows: 'lur krdi f.
tate Will be Sold at 3 O'Clock t. MD bnr
| three story hri II store and dwelling iu4 snip
| Irv street, Wilmington. containing II rooms,
ris in every room, cellar uudor the whole
Gulding. back and side alley, ,.lr.of lot ~ II.
front. running back " feet i inches. The
above properly is well located for most any
| kind Of business, and Is worthy the attcn-
| ton of persons wanting to lnah" a good pay
ing investment. lis everything i in complete
| order. Also the contents VI the store At the
same time and are as follows: 2j,Ouu choice
brands Of cigars Of his own Manufacture. all
| kinds of chewing tobacco. hard and soft, Il Va.
ricty Of smoking tobacco. iiftN lbs Ui wrapper
| leaf. clay and w"udcn pipes, t"" show crsrS
| one set Of counter scale, On" platform scale
and many other article, not here enumerated
Possession given of real estate ln@U days from
day Of sale.
| TEHMS.-0 per cent, cash HS soon ~ the
lpruucrty is struck OF. SldNO can IcmUin ul
| the premise, secured hy bond aud mortgage
| The balance IN iw" notes equally divided at
: and months with approved cndOrScr. IN,
| sale Of personal property will commence at II
O'Clock sharp. For further Information in
Qulrc Of lHOAl AN j. BlNNElI,
| ap2odts-ltw ON the premises.
| l.. W. SrlpHAM y sos, Auct'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

SENATOR BAYARD should drop in n
y into the United States District
Court and see how his new jury plan
works. He would 10 doubt be more
than satisfied and pronounce it very
good.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
VAR. IIARNER RILE
DlllLADELPHlA A.. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
APRIL g. 1881.
rrnins wllI lenve Wilmmgton AS follows

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
TONS 100, SO, 80, 1870, a. m, 2SO, 400, 6l0,
1000 =. IN.
Philadelphia (ESprcss) $50, 900, 9.55,
A. m. l2.l5, 9.55 p. N.
Philadelphia and New York 2.20, $50, 100,
.. 55, H. So Il. m, II 43, 2.03, 5.5!. 6.44 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 8.3s
a. m, 4.4t p. IN.
Perryville and intermediate stations, ABS
y. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1881, 212, 2.2S,
| 1855, S3S u. m, 1858, l.04, $50 1851 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. 900, 9.35a. m, LOS. 800, 8. 20 p m
Harrington and Intermediate Stations 9.3i
q. M, l.05, go p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9S5 a
m, LOS p. IN.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
| Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
| $40 q. M, 800, 100, 1000 p. IN.
| Philadelphia and New York, go a. m.
5.52, 6.44 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.l2, 2. %
1855 a. M; 1851 p. IN.
For further information passengers are re-
| ferred to the time tables posted at the depot
| ii. +. kENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

SEE ATOW HECN Announces that 4 = IT.
liant Union Repu ,iic@u soldier Wn1 be
brought forward by the Democrats III
the December session ot Congress Ton
Srrgcant-at-armS OF the. Senate, and
that he will be elected Ihr Senator
should turn back leaf in the history
Of his party and read the record Of his
party's rejection Of General IN !
doorlrcpcr of the House, and the rlcr-
tiup Of Confederate Brigadier tp the
office. The DcmurratiCrauruS numna-
ted the Confederate unanimously y on
the motion of Speaker Randall, and the
vote in the llUuSc stood lOl for ShlrId>,
the Union Democratic s"Idi"t, and -
for the Confederate Brigadicr, Thc l23
votes cast for the Confederate were all
those Of Democrats, and III" l0l VOTES
cast for the Union Democratic soldier
were 100 Republicans and one Dt1lo-
crat. That is the way the record stood
only two years ago. "But the world
do move
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

ALL JOHN KELLY had to do was to
swing his shillelah and Tammany fell
in. John is boss in spite of all opposi-
ton against him and he still holds the
key to the situation.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
which In the Traitor.

II now comes ont that Senator brown |
of Georgia, was entirely dependent upon
Republican votes in the Legislature
for his election TO the Senate. 1t seems
that he not only proposed TO he an lnde-
pendent Senator, but that before the
State election in Georgia he sent his
political agents to the Republican d's-
tricts in his state to represent that he
was as good a Republican as any o'her
they would send to the Senate even II
they had the power TO send one. MI
Brown was elected and as former Re
publican he was expected 10 take an
independent position in the Senate
This expectation was so strong that lie
received every Republican vote i'll the
Georgia Legislature. Mr.. Brown male
sneech al the time of his election pro
missing to preserve an independent posi-
ton and to remain outside Of the DE-
mpcratlc caucus. 1t was his boast that
his election had Observation-Disclosures
in Georgia, and there We're rumors that
received credit that if the Republicans
would nominate certain person 1of
| Serreant-at-Arms of the Senate, Mr..
Rrown and Ben. Hill both would vote
for him. Mr.. Brown however has since
been down in Georgia and in reply TO
some of those who were dupcd into vot-
ing for him, az to why he did not prac-
tice what he had promised, said he
, had found the sentiment in Georgia SO
=. strong in favor Of the Democrats that
he coul not afford 10 oppose it ana
. that he was compelled to cast in his lot
with the Democrats of the Senate, ana
that if he succeeded in becoming tht
= leader he might aspire TO something
hi,herinlSS', This ended Mr.. Brown ;
II independence.
The revers, is the case with Senator
Malone. He like Senator Brown was
elected in opposition TO the bourbon
-, Democracy. He got Republican votes
the same as Senator Brown. lie maze
:. no promises except that of opposition
70 the Bourbon Democratic party and
in favor of a full vote and fair count st
far as Virginia was concerned. II Ma
y hone is a traitor his trcachery is OF
= strangely open and frank kind and lh'
neople whom lie has betrayed do ne
!, seem to be aware OF their betrayal |
! Malone is a traitor his treaehery is o
, long standing, and the rric" tor II mus
~ have been paid when he became can
l. didate against the bourbon Democracy
II Brown changed but Malone, never
:. Senator Malone was expected 10 tax
, an independent position IN the Senat
and he took it. BrUwn was eNpectedt t
= take the same-had promised te take l
and di not. Mahoue kept his word
=, Brown did not. Mahmc is represent
, ing the views ut the men who "IectS.
him Senator. Brown has gone HGuaT
hlck on his promises and miNrcprcs"nt
fine views of the mcu V hp elected mn
T. Mahune is dcnOu lrtd rs traitor y,
Z the Democrats, hH. Blown : laud"d /
-, thr skies by the SaIur party, W men !
the traitor
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1881
at 2 o'clock, p. III,

Brown horse Delaware, years old; bay
mare, Hattie c., years old zone family car
rage, built by Jones Guthrie \ Co., one span
spring buggy, one tongue and yoke, double
sleigh, one set double harness, one set track
harness. one set single harness. one part
Alderney COW, together with robes, blankets
whips, sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
are all trst-clasS, and worthy the attention oI
buyers. Terms cash.
JOHN &. RAKER,
G. +. RUDOLPH,
| Executors.
L. W. STIDHAM 4 Son. Auct'rs. apl9-5t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

NOTlCE-SNAIL PON CASfS.-ALL
~ pcrSuns wishing an order to Small POX
Hospital should apply at the Trustees office,
lO5 y. Sixth street, between the nours OF ga.
m. and Y m, or from 10 =. III. No one
need apply at the residence or place Of bust
ness Of ANY Of the Trustees Of the Poor. by
order Of the marl4f TRUSTEES.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
City -hall-squarc entrance.

There was a man
who "didn twant to buy
carpets at Wanamak-
ers." Helooked though,
and was invited to look
elsewhere. He did.
Came back, and said he
would rather buy at
Wanamaker's than pay
IS cents a yard extra
somewhere else.
Six-iramcS Wijtons
are Just received; splen-
did patterns Usual
price, $3.25, sometimes
$500; our price, S2.75.
DO you wonder we sell
carpets?
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

NUrICE.-TH UNDERSIGNED HAN-
" ing lost her Deposit Book of the Will
mington Savings Fund. hereby gives notice
that she has made application for new book.
aprI -3w-l ltaw MARY KELLEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
EllOVAL.

~vOTI COMPREHENSIVE. - l
~ have tins day associated with me in
the Real Estate, Insurance and tUnV"yancing
business. VIM. r. llawklms, under the name
and style of u. 4, Hawkins son, The husi.
ness will he conducted temporarily at Az
Market street, t,ccoWd hoor) until unr new
office at ~ Market street is ready for orru
pancN - hh hlN"'
Wilmington, Del. April Is, lsSl lot
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
1O0ORosEs.

l.. l.. BAYLlS offers for sale this season
over 5000 (cighty vari"tcS) OF roses eight l4r
81. the balance, one year Old, AZ reasonable
rates. Also good variety Of other plants, at
his old stand, Concord Pike and Washington
street, mars 2mcOd.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

NTUTICE.
" Tnu AHri2NNS SAVINGS R,NE,
49, ~ MarNrt street.
WILMlNr.oN. DEL Aprl l@. IN>l.N
The managers have this day declared DIV
idcud. Tor the last -JN months, at the rate oi
tour and one half irr cent. per AMMAN.
apid-bt l.. l. IAl LOk, treasurer
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
IoHN wANAMAKER. pHlLADA.
A.
John Wanamaker'S s

What shall we say to
commend our linens ?
lake for example a
double damask table
linen, at a dollar a yard.
We have it in a dozen
patterns; so that all de-
pends on quality only.
How can we sell such a
linen for a dollar? By
largeness Of dealing.
Do you imagine the
heaviest stock in Phlla-
delphia costs as much a
yard as another? Why,
we sell now and then
in a single day, in a
single tranaction even,
more than enough to
stock an ordinary store.
A day or to ago we sold
a hotel about $1,000
worth Of linens. We
didn't have to buy a
dollars worth except
what had to be made to
order, to put mono
grams in, or something
Of that sort.
The secret Of how tar
a dollar goes here is
our large dealing. Real
ly this is a great coop
Grafton store. The more
there are of you who
buy, and the more you
buy, the more we buy,
and the more we get,
and give, for a dollar.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
CAuSTlC BALS,llIINi' san

The above is an exact Fac-S,mlo -.
label on every genuine bottI, AZ ,o. N
BAULTS CAUSTIC BALSAM III, IVA
French Veterinary Remedy, onli III, ',"' 10y
ground ofiabel is a bright red in coors ' y.
other label isa worthless imitation Il"
We guarantee that one t,bI,,,o,.,,
taustic Balsam will produce mora pD9ul9 ,n,a
lief than whole bottle of any Irua
pawn cure mixture ever Offered IA S''a. ,Ea
ket Ot this country. "V MAJ
LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS sco
3|5 Superior St. CieyeIa,3 a
Price reduced to only 81. 50 bar ho,ra
Sold by druggists, or sen, by A.,
charges paid on receipt of price 'AF"
Reing satisfied after fair ,rs, ,p., .,
CAUSrlG BALSAM was the INV w Tlr,A1 ~
RNARI REMEDY ever ofter.j ~ "'|
lie aud one which it is to the intar.., ,,,' 1uN
horse owner to have constantly a., ',0l
have secured the SOLE WIN Ia: ~ q, a.
AGENCY for the state of R.ly,'" - ,,',s 20
County, Md, and Delaware anI esu
Counties, Pa, and would urge ,lj bor,.,sIss nts's
| TO give il trial. "''''A''
W. Y. WARNER,
marls.f WILMINGTON pEJ.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Northern gallery, east side.
Northern gallery, west side

Best news OF the year
in silk umbrellas. StToDI
and Zig ht paragon
frames with unCom-
monty durable silk COW
ers, handsome enough;
some heavy, some light;
with natural stick, $3.50;
fancy handle, $2.65,
$2.75, s. 90.
They are nowhere
else, because we take
all the London maker
has been able tc fur
nish. We have had
5000 OF them in two
years. The limit is in
the silk. The chances
are we shall continue to
sell al we can get, and
wish there were four
times as many every
year.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
INNECUTORS SALE

HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEIGH, COW
HARNESS, &c,
Estate of John NJ. Scott, deceased, will b,
sold at Public Sale, at West End cub Stable
cor. Eleventh and West streets, WlmHgtom
Del, on
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
AY, APRIL 23, 1881,
ntln.rlOck. D. IN. rs iOllows.

ut O'clock, p. m, aS follows:
No |. a smail farm situated in Brandy,
wine Hundred. on the Concord like three
miles from Wilmington, nearly opposite
SnarplcsS' School House. containing - acres
OF good tIllahlc land, acres being woodland.
l'he improvements are g"ud, new house,
containing II rooms. with good we'll Of water
at the door also stables and uut-huildlnSs
No , \ twu-sloD brick house III SmpIey
street. between Front and Second, with ATTIC;
size Of lot, 10 feet front on simplex street, run.
ming back 6o feet . inches, containing e'ght
ruUHlS
No. B. 4 two story brick huusc, with attic
size Of lot Is tcet front on Second street, run
ming back u feet inches containing seven
rooms being No. 2D2 West Second street.
No.l. A Two story brick house, " tn attic
size ut lot, 20 feet front ON Grange street. run
ming back ll6 feet, containing seven ruomN
being No sos Orange street.
The above properties are s'trAicd ON good
business streets, and ar" worth the attention
Of any one wanting a home, or 10 make SAFE
investment The farm is suitable for Il truck.
Cr. il being handy for market. Terms easy,
and made known on day of sale. For further
particulars call or address
RUSANNA NC AFFERlN
AdminIsIrutrIN.
JOHN MCCAFFERTN. gio Orange st.
l.. W. STlDHAM = Sos, AuctS. apl0bIdltw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

NO. 7OS W. EIGHTH STREET.
where they will keep on hand the best and
freshest meats and provisions that can nc
found in the city and at the lowest @ @cash
prices. They would be glad to nave thelr
numerous friends and customers, VINO pa
trouized them AT Eighth and Madison, to
give them a call at their new stand,
mnrl6.tf FLlNN \ BRO.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
PUBLIC MALE.
VNUI LIC SALE

NEAL ESTA f.
viii he sold at Public Sale, at the auction
room of l.. W Stdham q Son, No, Ill East
Fourth street, On
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
NOTICES.
VIEW MEAT MARKET.
'LINN & II II o.
-o, w rGuTH STREET.

Have established a new Meat, PROVISION ano
Produce Market at
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ANOTHER CAUCUS.

Tho Republicans Preparing TO Tumble
The General Opinion Of David DAVIS
Letter
WAsmiNGroN, April l3.-The Repub-
UCan senators contemplate holding a
Caucus within a few days ior the iurth-
ar consideration o; the deadlock. Eli
munds, who was absent when the last
Caucus was held, Is nov here and much
reliance is iel; upon his advice. Opin-
IONS a IN what the Caucus will DO are
divided aJuong the Republicans, some
saving thatit will decide 10 stand by the
present issue and others suggest
ing that probably some attempt
az cOuprpm.ss may be made,
or ths, some action leading 10 the con-
tirmatipu o' the pending nominations
may he taken. Senator David DAVIS
letter, iayoring the breaking up o! the
OH PARTIES, is proUoUlcrd by Democrats
and E.ughlr-t,, aS nothing more or less
than = declaration Ji the natural policy
Ot leading Independents, who would be
very probably recognized "a the leader
hy uatJnua! independent parry, should
one enter the political field. Leaders OF
the Republican and Democratic parties
ridiculc the idpa o, their Oryaniz atoms
disbIndins. Manv nominations that
have been determined upon, and sew
eral for foreign missions, are being with
held by the President, because Ot the
dtad-lOCE IN the Senate.
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FEARFUL TORNADO
MISSISSIPPI TOWN TORN TO ATOMS.
Houses Swept Away and Whole Families
Killed in the Ruins-A Colored
Desperate Hanged by
Band Of Vgilants.
INTERESTING WASHINGTON NOTES.
Destructive TORNADO.

Houses Blown Down and Many Lives
Lost.
NEvruls, April IA special from
I,srnsnlo. Miss, to the iOpeai gives
,br iolioaiag particulars Of tornado
which devastated thecountry yesterday:
The cyclone did serious dam
a,s. commencing mile north
~ fernando, struck Mr.. Riley's steam
gin. completely denolishing it, and car
yving away a wagon team, driver in
c.udel, landing them in a ditch a
half mile distant. His blacksmith
sbop was carried some distance. Frank
HowarFs house was carried nearly fifty
varls ut 8 not injured. l.. Robert
SIMS nous. was blown down. Jim
Hunters cabin was next struck, killing
Liza Evans and stunning two children
who have not spoken since. The house
WAS torn 20 pieces and covered by the
fallen trees. Dan Glover's cabin
an the banks Of the place was blown
10 pieces ami seriously inlurlng him and
LiS wife AMI killing one child. Glover
i notexpected TO live. Mrs. Humphreys
bousp was swept away and two were
urorulrI by the falling tim
bars Bob LOckand's house was
a'so demolished. The tornado next
bIaW down Johnston x Co.'S and A. ID.
Lander,laIes stores, totally demolishing
them and setting fire to the goods.
Three hundred Yards further on a negro
cabin WAS swept away. The Lander
dale g.n house was blown
J,wu. and beyond that an
nrh.r cabin. John Chamberlain's
stable amt OuthOuSes were demolished,
/. cleans dwelling leyelled and all
CplinS3a. as well as JOhnstOn's place.
swept away. At the crossing OF
Clnp creek, in the city bot
Tom. the rvclone blew down Harwells
house killing him. His wife and child
rsrapcd uuhurt. The track OF the tor
uliS WIS one hundred yards wide.
Sheriff sykes Johnston was caught and
b1Yn OF his horse which was
r,.r,rI in the air, had both legs
hr.krn. Mr. Glenn saws he saw man
in the air, aud one or two are reported
missing. Men were blown all over fields
Ike barrels, and nearly beat to death
a,slnS, the ground. Many farm houses
were totally demolished.
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THENEWS
OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
Domestic.

Secretary Lincoln left Washington
Yesterday called to Chicago by business
which will necessitate his absence Tor
several days.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee have decided TO issue call for
State Convention to be held at Cleve-
land June Sth.
f.. p. Jackson. State Senator and
prominent State politician, died on
Tuesday evening OF congestion oil the
brain at Denver, Col.
J.H. Paine OF Wisconsin, has been
appointed chief clerk of the department.
OF agriculture at Washington, to succeed
Gen. T.. A. Carmen relieved.
Foreign.
Beaconsfield is restless and not in
clined to take nourishment. -r
General Skobeloff officially announces
the Tekke-Turcoman var at an end.
A rumor has reached Bombay that
Ayoob Khan has fled from Herat to
Meshed.
The Basuto chiefs have accepted the
mediation Governor OF Cape Colony, and
the prospects Of are considered satistac-
tory.
The Porte has addressed circular to
the Powers expressing the hope that the
measures taken by France in Africa Will
be limited 10 the defence OF her own
frontier, and declaring that the Bey will
re-establish order and prevent the re-
neyal of the incursions OF the tribes.
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TWO STUDENTS
Attempt Burglary-One OF Them
Shot Dead.

LAWRENCE, Mass, April lS-Early
this morning, Abell Wilson, residing on
the Salem turnpike, was awakened 10y
footsteps IN the house. Soon after his
chamber door was burst open by two
persons, when Wilson discharged rifle,
shooting one OF the intraders. Both
fed, bat the dead dody OF the one shot
by Wilson was found a short distance
from the house, and proved TO be that
of Arthur Foster, a student at the Phil
lips Academy. His scoomplice was his
twin brother Luther, also student;
The latter, after the shooting, appeared
aud made a full confession. They are
residents OF North Andoyer, Massschu'
setts, and OF the most respectable con-
nections. They had attempted three
weeks previously TO enter the same
place.
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Baltimore.

e~A@SEc-
BALTIMORE, April l3.-Flour-S Steady.
Wheat-Western quiet and steady; No.
9 winter red, spot and seller April and
May 81 1901 l9t; seller June 81 l9t
@l lot; seller July 81 l6kSl l6!; seller
August 81 l3l bid. Corn-Western spot
cornered, excited and higher; futures
steady; western mixed spot 62@62ic
seller April 55i(dl56c; seller May safe;
seller June 5i!S5iic; steamer 54G55c.
Oats-Higher; western white 46(s4lc.
Rye Quiet and firm. Hay Steady.
Provisions-Higher but unsettled. Mess
Pork-0!d $l6 IS; new $l7 50. Bulk
Mea,s-Pscked 6i69c. Bacon-Shoul.
ders 6ic;flesririb sides 9ic; hams l0ic.
Lard-Reiined llic. Butter-Quiet.
Eggs-Easier at l6Gl6lc. Petroleum
dull; refined s.. Cohee-Essi,r; Rio
cargoes l0Gl0lc. Sugar Strong; A
soft 9;c. Whisky-Dull.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI April lS-Cotton-Steady
at l0sc. flour-Firm and unchanged.
Whest-Demand light. but holders iirm.
No. . red winter 81 IL. Com-Easier:
No. mixed 41!c. Oa,s-ln good de-
mand, and prices 4 shade higher; No. :
mixed 39l(il0r. Rye-Strong and high.
er; No. . 81 30. Barley-Quiet: No. =
tall held at II 10. Pork-Quiet At
Sl1 O0dl1 -. Lsrd-ln fair demand
at $40 -. Bulk Mea,s-FirmS should
ers S. S7!; clear rib 81 %. Bacon-ln
good demand; shoulders ~ 10; clear
RIB - M: clear ~ -. Whisky-De-
msnd active, and advanced lc. Butter
Easier; choice Western Reserve 2jth21c:
choice Central Ohio .OCb23c.
New orlesns
NEw ORLEANS, April IL. - Coffee
Steady, with fair demand; RIO cargoes,
ordinary lo prime. l0(dl3!c. Sugar
Quiet aud firm; ln'ero or Ia gooi COM
mon 5l@6.c; common ~ good b.sf6,c.
yellow clarified SiGssc. Molasscs
Quiet and steady; inferior lJalSc; cen.
irliugal .0Cd31c; cis,ern bottoms SIc:
fermentinr 20(G35c. Rice-pull; orJ'n.
ary to prime i.td6c.
ToLHDo, April -. Whsa,-Easicr;
amber Michigan ii 0i!; No. . red Wa.
bash, spot 81 10; seller MAY 81 I0..
seller July II O7l; No. , red Wabash
IL o.; No. . red MIXED IL 02l. Corn
Quiet: No spot i6l seller May and
June i6c: seller July Ij!; rejected i5l
damaged i3c. Oats-Quiet; No. . 3Slc.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBrRGH, April l3.-Petroleum-s
Moderately active; crude irregular.
uRtel certificates S5ic; refined sc for
Philadelphia delivery.
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Awondsrful Discovery.

For the speedy cure OF Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick
ling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases Of the throat and lungs, DR..
Kings New Discovery has no equal and
has established for itself worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
The formula from which it is prepared
is highly recommended by all medical
journals. The Clergy and the press have
complimented it in glowing terms. Go
TO your druggist and get trial bottle
for 10 cents, or a regular size for Sl.OO.
For sale by Logan, List Il Co, Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
A CARD.
WESTON. W VI Ann

WESTON, W. Va, April 18th.
To tbS Patrons ant Friends Of The hospital:
After aPeriod Of thirteen years, which
l have devoted tO tine care and treat
ment OF the patients committed 10 this
institution, a majority Of the Board of
Directors has seen proper 70 depose me
from my position as first assistant phv.
siCian.
l deem II but justice to YOU a. we'll as
myself to state that from the full assur-
ances OF the Board, my remoya! WAS no,
ATTENDED with any cnarye OF neglect OF
duty, mis'reatment OF patients, OF in
efficiency in office.
l take this method Of rendering nv
sincere thanks to INV numerous friends
Tor the kindness and conf ience alreany
bestowed upon me, and it shall be my
endeavor IN the future still to merit n
continuance OF their friendship and
esteem. Very respectfully,
A, III. kvNsr-