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Lieut.. s. NJ. symonds. U.s.N., says !:
ssBy the use Of Liebig Co.'s Arnicated Ex-
tract Of Witch Hazel cured myself Of 3
severe and chronic eatarrh.n Beware Of
cheap, worthless limitations Also cures Piles,
Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Sold in fifty
cents and dollar sizes.
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Northern mail via Savannah and Claarlaator
Railroad ?. \. via Central Railroad e.s0 , =
Charleston, 9pM - = NJ
Port Royal Railroad. Pn
and $50 P. n ~-' - n
florida mail via Savannah, Florida and West
err Railway, 8 p 4 - '-''A '" eS'-
Townsville and other points west OF Dupont.
2P.M 49, S-s'
Darien and Brunswick, Pm
Savannah river, Tuesday. BP.N
Mnledgeville and Eatonton 6.30
ONCE open for delivery Of man On Sunday
from $50 to 1890 Ak. Su-N@S
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The pilot boat John r. Wilder reached
the city yesterday, and reports passing,
about seven miles northeast Of the outer
buoy, sloop, bottom up, which it is
Thought had been capsized during the gale on
Friday night. It Is possible the craft may have
been one Of the coast slOops aud was
wrecked in crossing Callebague sound.
Nothing definite regarding her, however,
can be stated.
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<.,.efai suritatiOhs.

IS. y :5y : !: {. i: $ sSsS 3: 3
vie, -ssY from sis-sirERNOON at o'clock.
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Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Is safe
and effectual remedy for Piles or Hemor-
rhoids, which Is much dreaded disease;
hence the value Of this never failing remedy,
Buckeye Pile Ointment, cannot be estimated.
mh4-F, M, W&W1t
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River Report.

The height OF the river az Augusta at
p. N. Yesterday was eight feet three inches,
q fall OF seven inches during the preceding
twenty-four hours.
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MY Back Pains ME!
81 feel Dull and Listless 70
"Such q pain In my Side 20

"Such an oppressive feeling on my Chest p
Rheumatic Pains almost madden me 70
"My bones Ache ~
These are daily EXPLANATIONS; day out
in the cold, little over-exertion and these
troubles ensue, sometimes they end In a
chronic disease and finally death. Benson's
Capcine Porous Plaster is the best known
remedy for this class of ailments. Tt was
invented as an Improvement on the ordinary
porous plaster, to which it is very far su.
perior. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster
relieves pain at once, and cures where other
plasters VIII not even relieve. Price 25
cents. Sold by all druggists.
mh2 d,Rw1w
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"WEDNESDAY. MARCH

State VS.. Abram Ward. Burglary In the
day. j. E. Wooten, attorney for defendant.
state vs.. Israel Middleton. Larceny after
trust. Gazaway Hartddge, attorney for
defendant. :,
state vs.. David Kennedy. Larceny after
trust. A. K Lawton, Jr., attorney Tor de-
fendant.
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els 90
And upwards. Samples shown and orders
taken at LaFar's. mia II
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COlOred ShErts-SeparaGe Guns.
A fine assortment Of neat patterns at La
Fairs. mh4-tf-
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ouIu at . Gents 3 box everywhere.


For polishing Silk Hats, Soft Hats and
Derby Hats, Is cents bottle, at I.aFar's.
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0hiIdren's Hats New straws.
VII be ready Wednesday, March 9th, at
LaFar's. mh4-tf
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signal observations.

Comparative statement Of Temperature at
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
raeorda.
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New Flat searfs and Windsor Ties,
In spring patterns, at LaFr's. mh4tf
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LaFar Keeps the Rest Assortment
OF Collars and Cuffs. mh4-n
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S8sfitGas.
society.

Ias H ss1.is5y srs request l7a- 70 2zS7c.
:. .17t' 8 sf- 2afs g55dsy! "a. go
~ 81 81 5 -.} aaus E
-. H.1esnia.Ls Let Issf meeting before the
Z. ias , va flH znd PuneFusi a''enoAH0e :
- NJ T. QUINAN,
- -s5r Secretary.
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$3.50 EaEar Sells
Gentlemen's Gloves. Hosiery and Ties.
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LaFar Sells the Best Hats
At % Bull street. mh11-tf
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H0RsFORD,S ACID PHOSPHATE
For 1yspePsia, Mental Exhaustions

have used Horsford's Acid Phosphate in
q number OF cases in which it Is recon-
mended. with good effect. aa
]. ]. RooKHa, MD.
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BOGaYenture.

=. aEvsrzreen Cemetery Company" have
,,..s a number OF bural lots In BOnaven-
~ rhlsh they offer at reasonable prices
a.r.her information sppiy 70
MA. COHEN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
r Bay street.
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shirts and Suits 90 order.
A fine line of samples to be seen at I.a-
Fairs. mh4-E
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New Laces and white Goods.

~11-OOD thu W HAt6 VUUWHs
have now in stock a new assortment Of
Laces, White Goods, Hamburg EdgIngs In
Cambrics, Nainsooks, Lace and Silk Ties in
great variety.
Special inducements will be offered in the
Millinery Department In Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets, Hosiery, Corsets, Kid Gloves. All
the novelties IN Parasols and Ladies' Sun
Umbrellas just received.
II. @. HoUsToN,
1eD@l-n l41 Congress street.
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AnftiplI gal
THIS DAY, At Il o'clock.
AMftioa Sales 9Mtlrf lans.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
G. IN. DORSETT, Aucsioneer.
By virtue of an order granted by the Honora.
Bile Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham county,
viii sell, before tho Court House, on TUES
DAY, April 5. between the usual hours OF
sale, the following described property, be-
longing to the estate of Mrs /. EVANS. sold
for distribution and payment of debts:
The northern half Of lot plumber Ebert
ward, corner of South Broad and Montgomery
streets, and the improvements thereon, con.
sisting Of atwo-story residence and bakery.
Fee simple
Also. four two-storF brick dwellings, on the
corner Of West Broad and Roberts streets.
Said residences being subject to an annual
ground rent Of s. each for the end houses.
and 81 each for the two middle houses.
Terms made known on day Of sale; pur-
chaSers paying for papers.
GEO. P EVANS,
mh1-M4t&ap5 Administrator
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below stated:
TUESDAY, MARCH s.
State vs.. William Baker and John Hay
wood. Burglary. A. r. Lawton, Jr., at
torney for defendants.
State VS.. James Colin. Larceny from the
person. GszawaY Hartridge, attorney fol
defendant.
State IS. John Walters, alias Williams.
value Of $50. J. A. O'Byrne, attorney for
defendant.
State VS.. Jane WaTing. Larceny from the
house of goods over the value Of $50. P. j.
O'Connor, attorney for defendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
SIOO.

The lucky purchasers of tea and cof
fee at the Importers Tea Company, yes
terday, were Robert Hall, at Edgemoor
iron works, III can of coffee found a
stem winding and setting Swiss Chato-
laine watch, value SIS. James A
Booth, workman at the Harlan Il Hol-
lingsworth shops, in a can of tea found
Il roll plate winding watch, value
SIS. Cornelius Moriaty, machinist, p.
w. & B. railroad shop, stem-wlnding
watch, value SIG, in can OF coffee. f.
Mccall, No. 925 Lowering avenue,
handsome set of stone car-drops, value
81 80, in a can of tea j. G. Allen, No.
3l2 East Ninth street, III can Of tea,
found a roll plate winding watch,
value SIS, besides many other handsome
presents with excellent tea and coffee.
Don't fail TO try it. A little girl, name
not known, n can OF tea containing a
$40 gold piece. Also, B. Hammer, No.
922 West Seventh street, selected can
of tea and found line Swiss stem
winding chatelaine watch, value SlS.
The sale of teas and COtftes with
presents in every can will be continued
until Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
FIFTH edition
Picnic af FairyilIe

A picnic held in Sharpless' Groro .
Fairville, on Saturday, the 2Sth of A. Ma. az
by FairYille Lyceum and their f,;aryy
WIS largely attended. After a hono h'
titul dinner, they all gathered in n',il' W.
Hall, which was handsomely DECOR tnt
for the occasion. Music, speeches ang ,oI
declamations We're the order of the doll %uu
Jacob w. Harvey, superintendent t"!,
the county schools, made lenc,'"4 ="
speech, which was listened to with Sony ,nIy
attention. Music WAS furnished 'TIW
the following ladies': Miss Molic p,.%
Miss Lizzie Swayne, Miss Ella N6so.1
and Mrs. SalIio Murphy. After tE
closing address by Ilwood Stern r, 'G'
was again furnished by Mrs. Nnr"E'.
and Harry Pyle, who sang q dnp,,|n}
titled, Still | love thee," Mrs. NnrrJ,',,,,
played the accompaniment On "LIIl wv
piano. They intend giving moJ..
picnic after harvest. After the rro, .
ciseS We're over, they all repaired TOM,
dining-hall where cake and ice crp,r
were furnished by Mrs, Hannah Sh,r,
less.
In the evening the young folks trim
ped the"light fantastic''to YarDaIi,y ~
Chostra, Of West Chester. THE L4"
room was decorated hy the yonng 'i', "a
dies Of Fairville and Vicinity TI1 I,,
ceum is in tiuuM7hiug condition ma
they intend 10 reopen The second Tiles,
day in Novcmbrr. Al thoirhicndsHr.
invited to attend as they have or"t
Lyccum and il is tlco to all ANoN
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Two in One.

The excursion to AndaluSia, yeSter-
day, by the Second and Bethany Bap-
tist Sunday schools was attended by
about 900 persons. The excursion
grounds were reached at ll.30 O'Clock,
and the return trip was begun at 4,30
O'Clock. The cXcursionists express
themselves as being delighted with the
grove. 1t is only a sLort distance from
the river and contains everything ne
cessary for ones enjoyment. Excellent
music was furnished by the First Reg
iment Band. All who We're in atten-
dance enjoyed themselves very much
The excursionists returned home
between eight and nine o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
FOURTH EDITION.
The Road TO the River.
,r the Republican.

For the Republican.
MEsSRS. EDIToRS:-The advocates OF
Seventh street route in their zeal, seem
to forgot or overlook the miserable en-
trance this grand highway will have
from Church street 10 the Railroad,
around the property of the Old Swede's
church. This we think next to the
jackson & Sharp Co, the most serious
objection TO the route named. Indeed
the street would be entirely inadequate
to the business contemplated. 1t may
be urged that the street may he straight
encd, but we do not think the city is
ready Tor the necessary expense.
The injury to the Jackson ~ Sharp
Co, is being pretty well understood;
and the idea that the property this COM
jpany have bought and paid a high
| Iprige for, to enable them to properly
| handle the immense amount of lumber
&c, daily consumed, can be taken with
out adequate compensation is simply
absurd. Raising the grade to the ncces-
sary height will throw up a bank seven
and a-half feet high through the middle
Of their properly, and virtually cut of
the ship yard from the car shops and
lumber yard between which there is
constant travel and hauling. This bank
will also close up about three feet Of the
windows on the lower lioor oftheirpaint
shop, thus doing them great damage for
which we do not think the citizens Of
Wilmington are willing to pay.
The fact that the proposed Seventh st.,
route is not straight one we think
another seroUS objection.
We do not think any street in the city
suitable aS an entrance to this road to
the river except Fourth street. Let
Fourth street be cNtended in Il direct
line We will tn2n hav" grand ave-
nue. through IN, heart Of the city,which
will for all time be ample for any traffic
that may come 10 us. Let Third street
bridge be abandoned aud bridge the
Chri>tiana at Fourth street and again
on its direct line to the river. The oh.
lection Of obStructing navigation in the
Christiana cannot have much weight as
we propose to DO our heavy shipping at
least on the Delaware. The additional
expense incurred by this route, will
probably not be half as much as to
straighten Seventh street, and the right
OF way through the property Of the
jackson & Sharp Co., not as much as
either one alone
Let US have a road to the river but
give it to us by extending the only suit
able street in the city-that is Fourth
street. IMPROVEMENT.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Children'S DRy.

Next Sunday will be what is called
in the Methodist Church "Children's 5
day" and III the Sunday schools there
will be extra and appropriate exercises.
The children of the Infant department
Of the morning school of ST. Paul's NJ.
+. church are requested by their teach
ers to attend service in the morning
when Rev. NJ. Richards will preach a
sermon for the benefit Of the school,
The morning school of that church has
temporarily suspended for few Sun,
days during the summer.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
THIRD EDITION.
PUBIC HEALTH PROJECTORS.
What the Board of HI ealth Did Last
NiShf-Nuisances Declared.

At the meeting of the board OF Health
last night President Bush was not pre-.
sent and DIR, Draper presided.
The nuisance at Third and Poplar
streets was reported abated The eel
lars of Nos. S14 and S24 Church street,
which ale standing full Of water,
We're referred TO the Chief Engineer Of
the Surveying Department, The nui-
sance at Sixth and Monroe streets, water
in the cellars. was ordered to be ahattd.
The matter OF the depth OF ce.>pJulS
was brought up and discussed, bus no
definite acTiCu taken. Dr springer Oi
the Committee On Rules and krgula-
tiOus for SGayenGers, reid such ra.es as
were intended tor adoption by the board
there being no change except that the
WOrd might sgaFrnGer> are left out.
Doing+ ot -L" Odurlr>~ eXrayatiug
machines having arisen, j. was laid
down by the president d. a prerOgative
of the board thai N" operations Of the
machines may b" suspended at their
pleasure. and further Jult these ma
c, are under obi -ariuHN 10 prefer
Wu.k ordered by the board over and
aluEe ANY pGvI'" wort, contracted for.
EN"cmV. orirer O'Loptn reported
tua- there was scarcely It nrSspo0l in
He'd -eyl.r tia, Wa uy- uuuipg over.
The condition. wa, terrible. Steps 10
aIarr the uu'samrs At nr. were ad-
rlsrd
\ nW>a.c. m ,h. Bra'brd property
n >4yellL and Madison streets, was
riercd ro lyJh@'cl
H. &, TurUrr Esq. City Solicitor, ar
the instance u" the huarI appeared be-
fore II and raad aud explained the city
ordinance SAYING ulat cnSs-poolS should
not be deeper tlHu twenty feet, nor
shal.uWer than >iy teoI, Al,o that no
rrs>-rool Shall Up constructed within ,
Jnrec feet ot amy boundary line, at its ,
nearest point, thus doing away with |
joint or doUh.rc,Ss-pools.
y resolution was th"u passed pro- !
testing a. gdil,t City Council passing a |
special ordinance allowing double cess
pools to be erected On the PuSey prop |
erry at Thirteenth aud Walnut streets,
Dr. Springer stated thar The cutters
AT Heajd and Cade Strce,> had been de-
2iareu a nuisance.
Nr. O'TVuie called the attention Of
the Board to the offensive smoke from
Pyle'S leather factory NJ Sixth and
Monroe streets. II was held under ad-
yisemcnt, A1joMned.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
DEATHS.

SHEATH. .-On-the 7th.inst, Rose Ann, wife of
Thos. l.. Sheath, in the list year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence of her son, on llth st., above Union, on
Thursday June the 9th, at 10 y. IN. Inter
meDt at Mt Salem Cemetery.
KELLER-On Tuesday, June 7th. Clara G.
infant daughter of Rose and VIM. d. Kel-
Ter, aged weeks and days.
Relatives and friends of the family are in.
yited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her uncle James T. Daley, SCI Kirkwood
street, on Thursday the 9th Inst, at 2 2o'clock
~ m,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
1bRFASSlAIlA,

", Y, Perry, President Of the PER-,
Safety car coupling company, of Chen.
90, dropped suddenly INTO the EEprn.
LIcAN office this morning, Ikea streak
OF sunshine.
He is ON his way east in the interests
Of his company and thoTIht he would
stop over and call On some Of his nu,
merous friends. He says hi,
coupler has been 4 success and ador.
ted by the railroads, and he BE-
licyes the time is not far distant whc.
all the railroad Companies in the couu,
try will be compelled 10 adopt it.
Mr.. Perry will remain in the city oyel
night, stopping at the Clayton House
where he would be glad to see all hi,
old friends who will call this evening,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
A Filthy Street.

The attention of the Board of Health
is called to the filthy condition of the
cutters on Twentieth street, Ninth
ward, in front Of some newly erected
houses. The cutters are uneven and
afford facilities for the accumulation OF
filth and otfal which becomes very of
fensive, and unless soon abated will be
deeterious to health.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
A Pleasant Surprise,

Miss Mamie WalmSley, who has been
employed by the firm OF Crosby 81 Hill
ever since they started their drygoodS
store in this city, was agreeahly Surpris.
ed last evening by being called upon al
her home, on Shipley street, between
Eighth AMI Ninth streets, by her EN-.
ployers and their employees. MessrS,
Crosby and Hill then kindly pre-
sented her with Il morocco purse
which contained S2J in gold The EN-.
ploycs gave her a beautiful clock, which
was purchased from the entcrprising
firm of Baynard Il Dawson.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Mankrnd,s FaYOrIfe Pills.

DR.. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated) move the bowels easy by acting di'
tectly 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 left side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billiousness, general
weakness and other bodily infirmities are
cured. They positively operate without
xriping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. A splendid, easy, purgative
and liver cure. rs cents and 81 q box. Main
iepot, 4th and King street. Philadelphia 90
Aich strsel. Sold by dealers. Ill 2
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
The Mayors Court.

One case of drunkenness was dispos-
ed of at the police court this morning.
Eliza Johns, colored, was fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness and disOrderly
conduct.
The only case heard last evening was
that of woman charged with using
abusive language to Sophie Bowers, at
Eighth and Buttonwood streets. The
defendant was required to pay the costs
of prosecution and also to furnish 500
peace bond
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
PhOtIg raphed StraWbcrrics.

4. ?, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 30 Man.
ket street, and City Councilman from
the Fifth Ward, has been photograph.
ing, not the various proposed roads Ia
the river out Il box Of, Tremendous large
Strawberries Of the Eureka variety and
raised by +. n. Morley, who seems To
be as proficient in horticulture as il.
making hubs and wheels. Sixteen
berries made Il large quart, and four OF
them laid side by side just occupied
eight inches in length space. They
make splendid picture to look at but
don't taste as well as when taken from
the hnX.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Don't Forget EpwOrih.

Epworth NJ. f. Sunday schoo! Will
excursion on the steamer Clyde 10
Woodland Beach tomorrow leaving
Fourth street wharf at o'clock. me
City Cornet Band will accompany tLo
eXcursionists and Rev. L. DAVIS 5
family will give one Of their noted con,
Certs on board the boat.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
For CrCedlnOOr Park.

The St. Paul's NJ E. Sunday schools
will 20 to Crecdmoor Park tomorrow
on the beautiful and commudiJuS steam
er john a. Warner, which has recently
been Handsomely rcrtted and enlarged.
The First Regiment Band of twenty
pieces has been engaged Tor the occa-
sion and their dcliGhttulmu,ic will add
much u the pleasure Of the excursion
isis, Arriving at the park, all who do
not wan to spend the time in base,
ball, croquot, and other innocent
will be entertained by
select readings by Wihnington's elocu-
Zionist, Professor Ford, and others. The
boat will leave French street wharf at
40 o'clock
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
NEW ADyERTHSEMENTS.

100 EAST SIXTH ST. Is THEFLACL.
1OeD Mary made a jelly "a Ke OF our self
raising ti0uc and invited her beau to tea. and
he has been praising her cooking ever since.
Our Diamond -four, at Be. per H.. is excellent.
and our 3l5t. -four makes white bread. Don't
forget cur ~ and -5a. coffee: it is roasted ny
the new process, and clears itSelf and keeps
your husband il good humur. rs. rice. sc :
ibs. corn starch. 25c don't forget ciross ana
Blackwell cuyrant Jelly. in cut glass mug
12c. it is Just the thing for Jelly cake: > fs.
cheese, 25c. 3 It's. cheese, -jc = cans lobster,
25c.; one whole lobster in can, 20c.. 2 boxes
slrdines. 2+c.: cream biscuit, lUc : caramel
liquid. 40c.: one can makes = tS. Of rest cara
III els can make it IN ten minutes: tIy il; we
are headquarters for soap and starch. they
come fiom all parts for our &c. soap and our
bJrax soap az DC. CUmetO No l03 East Sixth
street for good groceries. T. VI. WEIR.
jeS-bt1
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
A Trimming Store Sensation.

On Monday last COW, which was be-
ing driven up Market street alb bove
Seventh, suddenly left the street ran
across the sidewalk and entered the
trimming store of Miss Annie Calvert.
The eccentric bovine darted through the
store and only stopped when the back
door impeded its progress. 1t was not
renewed until it had demolished a large
plate glass and done other damage.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Wnnamakcr'S Balloon.

John Wanamaker'S big balloon, Z
feet in diameter, is being inflated on
the roof of Finley, Garrett & Wilson's
hardware establishment, Third and
Shipley streets. The balloon contains
an order for a suit Of clothes, to 90 to
the party who finds it after it makes its
aerial voyage. 1t will be started about
two o'clock thiS afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
A PODUIQr Drink,

One Of the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is Hop
Bitters. You see it everywhere. Peo-
pie take it with good effect. 1t builds
them up. 1t is not as pleasant to the
taste as some other Bitters, as it is not
a whiskey drink. 1t is more like the
old fashioned bone set tea that has done
world of good. If you don't feel just
right try Hop BitterS.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Festival.

A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held at Mt. Lebanon M. Z.
church, in Brandywine HID, on Friday
and Saturday evenings, the 18th and
10Th inst. Prof. Ford will also be
present and edify the attendants with
his impressive and piquant readings
and Songs.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Go and Get Dreamed.

John Kienle has opened an ice cre"'t s. at
saloon in connection with his baRels sots rI
the corner of Sixth and Madison S,loib 9Th
where you can be accommodaIeu " rea.
any quantity of cream ordered s' i'
Sonable hours.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
AImAhOuse and the Commons.

The Trustees Of the New Castle Com.
mons at meeting last night, appoin
ted Messrs. Herbert, Shaw and Whitea
committee to confer with the Trustees
of the Poor in regard to leasing them a
farm known us the Jefferson place near
Hare'S corner to erect u new AlmshOuse
upon.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
ALarEe Refrigerator,

Joseph Martin, beef dealer at stalls
Nos. 70 and so, Third street market
house, had a large Challenge refrigera-
tor placed in the market house this
morning. The dimensions of the re-
frigerator are: Height, 10 feet and 3
inches; face. 6 feet; depth, 1 feet.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-08
Mechanical Skill

will tell as it proves at the tailoring es-
tablishment Of Mullin & Son, who en-
ploys the very best to be found. Mr..
Mullin is a merchant of years of expert
ence, buys for cash and keeps fashion
able stock of fine goods.