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Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Arrived.

DR., Oarmon has arrived In our city,
and may now be seen at 6oS Market
street. Persons afflicted in any way
should call and consult him. He will
give relief in most cases and effect per
manept cures in many.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
L.O &C.

An amethyst ring, large set, was lost
At Grace church last evening. A reward
will be given for ito return 70 No. 202
West Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
Tho Low UOuFt.

There we're 0 number Of transfers
made at the session Of the Levy Court
this morning. The property transferred
Ia situate down the State.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
p..,deuee I'm hosoxraphed.

The residence Of Colonel NJ Comb. st
Eleventh and Market streets, was pho
tozraphed by Charles L. How, Of New
York.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
DRY GOODS .

We are offering at the
present time many hrst-rate
Bargains which the ladies' OF
Wilmington and vicinity
would do well to examine,
such as Scarlet and Gold
Edge Black Lyons Silks at
60 cts. a yard remarkably
cheap. A much better Black
Silk at 10 cts. a really
beautiful fabric for the price,
a Silk that wears we'll and
gives satisfaction we have
sold lots Of it in the past al
$1,oo a yard. Black and
white stripe Summer Silks
at 37i cts. a yard, and a
beautiful line OF Fancy Silks
at 50 cts. a yard.
We have several bargains
in our Dress Goods depart
ment as we'll as a very com,
plete line Of Black CASH
meres starting at 27b cts. a
yard.
Our stock Of Table Lin
ems, Towels, Napkins, &c.
is very large and choice
prices lower than ever.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
ngBLIC SALE.

Il
The subscriber will sell At public safe, At
No. 4O3 East Eighth str eet, on fUkSD p,
March ~. 1881. at l.sO o'clock P, m. snaip.
A pair Of bedsteads, 3 wash Stands, bureau;
l Sofa, l settee, l leather bed, Dolsters and
pillows, mattress, quilts, looking glasses, IN
grain, entry and stair carpets, 90 yards 1000
rag carpe:, 80 yards new rag carpet, challS,
dishes, refrigerator, cooking uteLSt,s 5, &c
MRS. A. G. MORGAN.
T. M. OGLY Auctioneer. mario AT
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

10000 Syracuse Chilled .iIss pls', I'd
sssms Ss s0ts 10 rs as though that pi's |
FAR ahead Of sll others.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

1ryHE LARGEST OJ1oTHlNG HOvSE
IN Philadelphia. JNO. Ek
Hand Deoot. IstA It,, MARKET y OAsstnut
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

Y uSr.-TAE STEAM YAOHr BLUE
Bird noatsd from the DOCK at the foot
oIShtplsy street on the Attn inst A liberal
reward will be paid isr information leadiDg
to its recovery by A. GAwTHTOP, JK,
narl6t2t 800 W. Sth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
vvsnaod.

A good tin roofsr' Apsg.N <. Nvsrlsi'
ehiplsy street,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

A PKPslA will cure dyspepsia when ey.
"A srything eise tsils.p
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
N Office.

rh. Boston One Price Clothing ',ha. suotI I'D
viii, be open in the evening" vs,irsl s spii
styles now ready for your '''p
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
CEILING OUT
. AT COST.

The subscribers closing out their entire
business, will sell their stock at retail ut cost
or cash many OF their goods will be sold
far below the cost price, or they will sell the
stock, good Will and fixtures to any one de-
string at very low figure.
A lot of plum ber's walnut wash stands Tor
sale low. FERRIS dAhhEII.
marl-lmd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

A TTEN1ON.--Al persons ssirins
n pure Drues or Chemicals, or wish.
m their prescriptions or private receiptI
ssqesujly compounded Of pure mAtertaIs.
mould 10 70 the drug store Of
n, Il. BRIN9HURST,
=, ,r 10. IL Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
FRINrs, MADRAS AND CANTON
GlNGHAMS.

We have the largest and
choicest assortment OF these
goods we have ever offered.
Have you seen our Ham
burg Embroideries at 10
and 12t cents? If not it
will pay you to visit our
store and examine and sup
ply yourselves with these
goods which we think will
compare iavorably with
what you have been buying
at 20 and IS cents a yard
elsewhere.
Don't fail to see the beau
tiful Registered Embroider-
les and Cotton Trimmings
we are selling at IS cents a
piece OF IL yards---iust half.
Iprice.
Our Hosiery Glove anc
Underwear department i:
very full and complete witt
several special bargains
much under regular prices
| We propose carrying il
the future a much larger ane
better assorted stock. add
ling finer grades of goods
which we can assure ou
customers they can buyfroH
US as cheap, and in som
instances cheaper, than il
the leading stores Of Phils
; delphia.
! Respectfully,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

a PEPRHA regulates the bowels aud
~ keeps them IN 0 healthy condition.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

Ihave prepared . bill which will
give all the advantages Of this bill and
AVOID its Objectionable features. (Mr.
Bradford then went on to describe his
su bstitute to the fiscal bill, which
makes the time for collecting taxes
commence in April, with sliding
scale of discounts, making an elastic
system, extending over four months
before the full amount Is demanded.
The bill has been explained by the Re-
PtBLIoAI.) ..
The result Of this substitute would
be to escape the interval and would
only cost the matter Of interest for tht
three months IL was used. 1t is ne.
sessary that all possible economy should
bs psastissd, because We are not IN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

KY, il as follows: John Humphreys i
dying from hydrophobia Of bite from
mad dog received five years ago.
TIE dangerous illness of Ada Cavendisi
at Nashville has caused the disbandmen
OF her company.
A WORKMAN in Leahy's lumber camp
Slater was instantly killed Dec. 3Oth, by
a falling tree,
PIERCE BROTHERS, dealers in cheese al
Sheboygan Falls, Wis, have made an as.
signment. About $4,000 il due 10 Mil.
waukec and Chicago firms.
Mrs. MICHAEL HOGAN was shot in the
arm and seriously wounded, Dec. 29, by
the accidental discharge of revolver,
which her husband was handling. The
bone was entirely shattered and amputa-
ton will be necessary.
A NonpdreFs special from Logan, Har-
mon county, Iowa, says, that on Dec. 2S,
John Mckenny. an old citizen Of that
place retired to his room taking with him
Il bucket of red hot Goals TO warm the
room. Some hours later his BODY was
found on the floor burned to a crisp. and
his clothing entirely burned off. II il sup
posed that he suffocated from the gas ris-
ing from the bucket and lost his senses.
THE boiler of shingle-mill at Nestu-
burg, Mich, exploded on Dec, 30th, with
such force az to tear the structure to
pieces, instantly killing Frank Filkins,
the engineer, and Frank Ainslv, the
night watch. The main part Of the boiler
was thrown forty-fve rods, causing the
death Of &. Conkey and fatally iniurng
George Wilcox and Nj Turk
WnEN the Ute commissioners returned
TO Los Pinos, from Denver, they found
fourteen hundred savageS waiting to re-
ceivc their installments Of 1927 each. Just
after the silver was disbursed, white
man arrived with the body Of johnson,
the Indian who was killed by the freight
er, Jackson, and for two days the widest
demonstrations Of rage were made when
the commissioners fled to Denver, which
they reached after rough trip.
a SERIOUS accident occurred ON the
Green Bay division of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway on New Years morn
ing, near Milton Junction, Wis The ac-
cident was caused by 4 broken rail Two
freight cars il baggage car and passenger
coach jumped the track the latter rolling
down bank on its side. There were but
few passengers, and their injuries are as
follows:
George GNdhl, jefferson, Wis. dislucaton Of
shoulders serious; Rev. a. j. Mead presiding
elder Of the GAINESVILLE district disloeation and
fracture OF right shoulder and slight injury to
head; serious; Hanks, baggascinun. injury to
spinc quite severe VIM. Monroe, brakeman,
injury TO hips and Conductor +. Buck, in
Jury Go leg; DIN A. Mead, Jancssillr Wis. III
jury to knee and hip; not severe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

who was apparently indifferent while the
case for the crown was being stated de.
yeloped much watehful industry in regard
10 witnesses, making copious notes and
passing item to his counsel. Ii Is 4
curious fact that one of the trayersers
Gordon, has not up TO the present even
come to Dublin, and the crown has never
once inquired after him. 1t il stated that
he Is II in the western part Of ireland
The crown does not trouble itself in re-
gard to the whereabouts ofthe defendants.
This has given the traversers much salts
faction, and it is probable Biggar, Sex
ton. and Others Will 90 10 the meeting Of
parliament
A DUBLIN correspondent says; Parneli,
who was apparently Indifferent while the
case for the crown was being stated, de
veloped much watchful industry in regard
to witnesses making oopious notes and
passing them TO his cousel. 1t is curious
fact that one Of the trayersers, Gordon,
has not up to the present, even come 10
Dublin, and the crown has never once i'm
quired after him. 1t is stated that he is
III in the western part of Ireland The
crown does not trouble itself in regard Is
the whereabouts Of the defendants. This
has given the trayersers much satisfaction
and it is probable Biggar, Sexton, and
others vii go 10 the meeting Of parlia-
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
Chicago Market.

tH'eA9o Jan. Flour--Dug 8.l ner;.
Aa,' " heat--Artiye firm and h,,Aer. IA
81 winter S7i No. Chicago sn.ins a.
BIZ for seller cash; as-, f5r ..l.. 1as,,.-,..
W. +. seller Februrs; Loo. .Sr Ssr' = !.
Mar"h' 81 = Chicago .pbug soa r,,n.,r5
q. Coru-Actye, firm and higher n g.. -. s.n
sash; @7aS5a for seller January, = ssl..
February ~, for seller May; reicc.,l "a
oats--Active, firm and higher; SO- for ST..
cash and January; 3li4 d3ls. fyr ss.ler Feb.
ruary: $ji. for seller May Ryg-Iirlner I.
81 Barley-Finner; at l,og. pork-Dull II
l2.25g 1874 for seller January; l275GI2.T7.,
for seller February; Lard Easier i. As t,r
seller cash sal a 500 for seller January; $50
Gs.62'. for seller February. Bulk mrats-St ronr
q. The Droyers journal reports: Iogs-R,
ce'pt- 5000; shipments 1000; "a los higher
active 40 advance; closed weak; some .usold
lIshS i.45Gi.SJ mixed packing. 4jaG4.S0
choice heavy, i.SjGj.l0. Cattle Receipts 900
shipments, 300; dull and uomiualiy lower, ship
pen uaahie g get cars; exports, j,50d 6lJ, com
mon 3 choice shipping, 3S0a5;2i, butchers
p fair demand, cows 2.25d3.2j; stvers 3OOd
80 5alls, 2.2ja3.oO. Shcep-Rycepts 400;
shipments, 500: steady and firm ss,s, 4.j0Q
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
The Dog and the Dead Master

lnthe southern part of Bolton, Conn,
there has lived for six or eight wears
past an Englishman, aged about so, by
the name Of Woolrich, who did not az
pear 10 be doing much for Il living. He
kept five dogs-some of them ugly
and few people went near the house.
Last Thursday II notification WAS left
with First Selectman White that Wool
rich had not been seen for several
days Messrs. White and Summers,
two resolute men, went to tile house.
They We're greeted by the furious onset
Of large coach dog, who, on their op-
ening the door vide enough to look III,
bounded forward with an ominous
growl and a display of teeth that meant
mischief. The men shut the door and
went to the window. Looking in, they
saw Woolrich sitting III chair by the
stove, his head bent forward as if asleep.
Unable to arouse him, and the dog
continuing to exhibit the ugliest syinp-
toms. il was resolved to kill him. Mr..
White had brought his gun, bUt the dog
kept 50 near his master, as if guarding
him, that 1t was not deemed safe to fire
from the window; and raising this, the
visitors hurled a stone to start the dog
forward. He dashed at them with 4
furious bound, when the gun was dis
charged, killing the faithful animal in
stmtly Going into the room the Wis
itors discovered that Woolrich was dead.
Probably he had been dead several days
and had been fru6cn to death. lie was
not known rs a drinking man. His
other dogs, starved out, had left him,
but this ono faithful and formidable an
imal had refused 70 desert hin!, and
had stood it out bravely by Iii side, ID
cold and hunger.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

TllE contest for the Michigan senator
ship il waxing warm and interest ".
There will be two elections Ii will he
remembered that on the death of Sena-
tor Chandler, Ex-Governor Baldwin WAS
appointed TO fill the vacancy until the
meeting Of the legislature. The t,erm
will expire the ith Of March, and the
legislature will he required TO elect u
senator for the remaining two months.
Tho choice will undoubtedly fall upon
Mr.. Baldwin. Then will como the
election FOR the new term, for which
the real fghtwill hc nude. The can.
didntcs arc Senator Baldwin, cN-Gov-
ornor JohnJ. Bagley, and Congressman
., u. Congcr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
Accidents.

\ rRAlN ON the London, llupn and
Bruce road near Clandeboye, OF. ran
into 4 sleighing party, killing -four mem
beers 81 the family of James Mctinth and
badly iniurng II babe.
\ TWO YEtR-oip daughter of Theron Il.
Gore, OF la Sale, ILL.,, was chokedlo death
ON he shell Of u peanut.
4 rlRR, which ragged for thirty hours, in
the Colorado Central mine, At George
town, caused damage Of $4,000
EDWARD PRISM. i resident 81 dc town
of lynd, Wis, was frozen stif in his
sleigh, Pee ~.
A peG at Buchanan, Mich, iaided a
flock Of sheep and succeeded IN ljlling or
weunding thirtv-six Of them.
DAWN L, SNurn. the most skilled phv-
stefan IN the Connecticut valley, mus lost
his life Nv MI attack nf pneumonia.
\ tlRE which DESTROYED four aouscs n
Bndgewatcr, y. ~, burned two Children e
death nce, Is.
NINE frame buildings III kirSville,
Mo-. burned Dee 18th loss bout Sid
0OO
EIGNRS corpses have been t,keu from
i eoal-pit atSt. Etiennc, Framed III which
m explosion of iire-damp occurred Dee.
18th.
MBS. SARAH NouNa, an early settler Il
Paris, H., was fatally burned " her
clothes taking fire from the CRATE, Zee NJ.
InE table factory 81 Brown 4 Bliss, III
Cherry street, New York, with i9ur build
ings adjoining. were DESTROYED by fire,
Zee. II the loss being estimated NJ slt0,-
0o0.
rnK 7atrtm,s report from Henderson
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

Tn Rev Dr. Ialmagc seems to be
overlas'ingly in trouble, lie is always
helping somebody else out of difficulty,
and il tirelcss in his cndoavors to make
other people comfortable, hut is him.
self forever iii row about something.
But the public can take no stock III the
attacks made upon him hy DR. Van
Dyke Had my one Of u score Of local
clorgymcn c'argod Talmage with per-
jury il would have dc m immense
sensation, and very properly. But
coming from Van Dykoit fell MS flat us
dishwater, because he il constant
misehicf-maker, and has become "a
unpopular that nobody cares Il button
for him. Dr. Van Dykes church was
formerly one OF the best and most in-
llucntial iii BROOKLYN, but during the
war he went south, his patriotic heart
having been fired ~ II Jealous love et
slavery and il fanatic hate of "lincoln
and his hirelings " Down south
didn't pan out very well, and he return
ed to Brooklyn. Talmage has stepped
upon his corns several times, and Van
Dyke has since thought his mission is
todestroy Talmage,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
A Valuable Discovery

While 4 boy was recently bathing III
the opening Of Il channel connecting the
Fountain of the Virgin and the Pool OF
Sloan, at Jerusalem, he discovered a
rock upon which were craven mum
Der OF Phonican characters. They are
small and finely wrought, but unfor-
tunately not deeply cut. Part Of the
stone is submerged and hidden by I
silicate deposit After the channel has
been drained and the deposits carried
away il i expected that considerable
light OH the topography of Jerusalem
will thereby be gained
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
4 Chance for Health

u afforded those fast sinking into condition n
hopeless debility. The means are 81 hand In
the form Of genial medicinal cordial Ho.tetters
stomach Bittcrs embodtes the combined qualities
of blood fertilizer and depurcnt, tonic and an
alternative. While il promotes digestion and as
smilation and stimulates appetite has the further
effect az purifying the life current and strength
cning the nervous system As the blood grows
richer and purer by il use they who resort TO
this sterling medicinal agent, acquire not only
yigor but belly substance. 4 lr--ll-s-;ul change
IN the seeretions is effected By Ii, and that sure
and rapid physical decay which chronic ohstruc-
ton 81 the functious If the system produce Il
arrested. The prime causes Of disease being re-
moved health i speedily renovated and ,ievr
restored.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

FQ. few days pust Philadelphia
v Toying n "corner in slcds,"
10y d combination hitherto IN
W Fl appears that on account Of
tarcity ofsnow and u small demand
boy slods for the pOst two winters,
stocks were not kept by dealers,
I'D tho recent snowstorms caught
HON SHORT ;" Manufacturers stroyo
TO meet he'domllpd, but prices were
forced up to more Than double the us-
uNl cost of n hnni-elcd. Our Eastern
friends seem also to have n corner ON
snow" In Chicago they have amuti-
tudc of slcds of every description, but
no snow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

GENERAL o. q. HOWARD, the new
commandment NJ West Point, has recon-
mendcd that Cadet Whittqker's appli-
cation fora court-maItial granted that
n majority of the members Of the court
shall be officers who nro not graduates
Of the academy, and that, IN the event
ofhis acquittaI, lie be admitted to the
academy rs member Of the class next
below that Of which he was u member
when he WIS expelled
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

A WASHINGTON dispatch says that
President Hayes has had no much diff
liculty III finding u suitable person to
net as secretary of the navy for two
months, that no has partially decided
TO request Secretary Ramsey to per-
form the duties Of both the navy and
war departments until March 4, and,
in order TO comply with the technical
Language Of the statute, will recommis.
sion him secretary Of the navy every
tWonty days.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

AN American consular agent has
discovered in Asia Minor mysterious
kind of lnrva TINT appears within the
crysis Of locust eggs, and thereby pre-
vents them from Matching. He has
sent some specimens to The agricultur-
nj burenu, in the hope that they might
be Of service in the grnsshopper regions
of this country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

THERE is nothing small about the
Texans. Frank Michael, Of Galveston,
has been sentenced to ninety-ninc years
in the penitentiary for murder. Other
wise he might have been perforated by
n thousand or more buckshot Mt the
hands Of his tOwnsmen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

Walking dresses Of cloth arc very
fashionable, and as the weather be
comes colder they increase il popular
ity. Very stylish and clcgantly-tittins
polonaiscs are also made " this mate
rial and draped over undcr>kirs Of
plush or velvet Many OF the new
overdresses are untrimmcd; some are
trimmed with extra wide band, Of fur
or nlnsh
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

AN immigration bill introduced in
the South Carolina legislature, and
likely to pass without opposition, pro-
poses to exempt from state, county,
and municipal taxation for three yeals
the rcal estate Of every Immigrant and
the capital invested in improving il 70
nn amount not oXGeoding III 800.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

AFTER escaping fiisillade Of pistol
shots, Peter Vanderhoif, suspected Of n
recent attempt to wreck Wisconsin
Central train, was captured by sheriff
Bell and posse, at Fond du Lac, and
fully identified by n brakeman whom
he had robbed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
CON NJ ESTS.

The officials Of The Irish Emigrant
society in New York city state that
during the first three weeks of De
cember it forwarded fully 100000 by
drafts to Ireland for Christmas gifts,
in which 5000 givers participated.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

proceedings, and the war ended for the
day. The Northwestern, for the present,
il victorious. The next step will be a writ
Of ceftiorari taking the case to the supreme
court for review.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-19

Passengers carried on Freight Trains as follows:
EAST. .415 p m. WEST, 1913 a.
A. K1MBALL, E. ST. JOHN.
General Agent Gen. Ticket q Pass. Agt.
GEO. NJ. LOOSELY. Agent. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-19
THE AMERICAN MENDIcANr,

There is no doubt that the paper from
which the Union copied its article on
Grant and the Retired List, is right in
saying that Grant had '.aIl the Napoleonic
pride in being at the head of the army.
Grant has all the desires of personal ambi-
ton that Napoleon ever had, and were cir
cumstances favorable, would undoubtedly
make every endeavor to put those desires
into execution regardless of the welfare of
the country
Had Grant remained in the army the re-
quired number of years he would, as a mat
ter of right, have had his name put upon
the retired list He did not, but resigned
his position to accept one he considered
better, and as matter of course, forfeited
his right to go on to the retired list. If
his name is put on it win simply be a ques-
ton of favor q matter of aims which the
country gives TO its greatest beggar. II
Grant would bind himself to abandon his
mendicancy lie this last charity was given
him, there might be some reason for buying
him off; but all his life his whole cry has
been Give giEer and there is no reason
to suppose he will not still keep up his
plaintive cry.
Grant should ask for no more than his
rights. and he threw them away when he