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Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

venetian Blinds anA window
Shades

As IL Is approaching tho time for
houseksepers to be looking around and
making the necessary changes in their
window blinds and shades, We have
taken the liberty to call their stten tion
TO the establishment of Mr.. l.. H..
Springer, No. 22s Orange street, who
ia prepared TO manufacture to order, in
any desirabls style or finish, blinds or
window shades at tho very lowest
prices. Mr.. Springer is practical
mechanic, having had many years. ex-
perierss, does all the principal part Of
his work himself, uses none but the
best material, is prompt aud reliable,
and feels assured that he can give ep-
tire satisfaction. He also attends to
&tsHins and rs-hapgiug old blinds or
shades TO fit any Windows.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

Street Commissioner Lynch informs us
that he intends TO request . general
repair Of the pavements as soon as the
frost il fully out Of the ground. We
hope that the property holders will act
promptly In the matter or that the
Commissioner will have the work
needed done and make them pay for
the same with the least possible delay.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
NoRE ENCouRAeEmEaT.
Whas Few Moro Bas1mess Hen
Say After Having AdvextisoA In
the Republican

INC @HpubAAC@n.
A sTovB MAN SPEAKS.
WILMINGTON, March LIST, 1881.
MBssRs. FprroRsI:--Having advertised
In the REPUBLICAN for the last foul
years, 1 have found it to be ono Of the
best mediums through which to reach
The people Of Delaware.
MlLToS s. SHIPPERS.
Stoves and furnishing goods, Ill West
Eight street.
Wil!ism'F Crosslsy, dealer in Sew
ing machines, machine oils, and thread
Sixth and Shipley streets, gives similar
testimony.
GENTS vUANrsHrEG aooDs.
WILMINGTON, March 1st, 1881.
MRssas. g. W. VERNON SoNs We
have used your paper as an advertising
medium for the past IL years and have
always found it to be beneficial to our
business interests. Yours,
WYATP Co.
Gents furnishing goods, 6o3 Market
street.
FROM CHINA WARE DEALER.
WILMINGTON DBL, March 1st, 1881.
RDrroRs REPUBLICAN, IL have used
the REPUBLICAN, as an advertising med
ium and sm we'll pleased with the
results. WILLIAM LAwToK,
no. COS Market street dealer in
china, glass and plated ware.
Mr.. A. z. Tatnall, says he fully en-
dorses Mr.. Lawton's opinion Of the Re-
PUBLICAN as an advertising medium, he
having received fifty answers to one
notice.
WHAT A TOBACCO MERCHANT SAYS.
WILMINGTON, March 1st 1881.
To rHs PUBLIC For the benefit OF
chronic grumblers, and those that are
inclined to set down on a stump or a
stone waiting for a COW to come up and
be- milked, | would say advertise in the
RsRUBLIoAN, for it will be sure to be
met with satisfactory responses.
have used for the last seven years.
| A. A. CHAPLAIN,
Dealer in tobacco and segars, South
West corner Of Fourth and ShipleJ
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
Dramatic Association Organized.

Dramatic AssOeiatIOn Organized
A young Mems Catholic Dramati.
Association was organized at St. Peters
school room last night, with the follow
ing named ofiosrs:
Presidsnt-Charles Monshan.
Vice President Philip L. rraynor.
Sect. and Treas.-Edward Brand.
Committee on Constitution-John G..
Traynor, John Mooney, Joseph Daily
and Fred. Zsiglsr.
The association will meet again next
Monday night. The object of the asso-
citation is to improve in the drama, TO
give dramatic exhibitions and to hold
concerts.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
Eaankin d's FavOrft0 Pills.

Dr.. Simns' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga.
coat d) move the bowels easy BY acting di.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting tho healthy action Of the liver;
In doing ttis, neadaohe, neuralgia, pains In
the right or ieis side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiyeness, SICK stomach, weaG
back, diEsiness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billouspess, genera!
weakness and other bodily indrmities ar
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leavins the
bowels oosttve. Asplendid, easy, purgativc
and liver cure rs cents and Sl a box Main
depot, Ath and King sts. Philadelphia Coz
Afch street. Sold by dealers. i'll
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
HaudsOme Goods.

Nullin Il Son, Merchant Tailors, ere
now opening their spring importation
OF hne goods for custom work. Perssus
desiring good clothing, well made and
70 1T nicely, should take q note Of Shis
and 90 to Sixth and Market streets and
Investigate. /
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
RREVITIE1,
San rises 6.36. .,......Sun sets

San rises 6.36 Sun sets 6.5l.
rry Wolfe's Hindoo Uatarrh cure.
Go to 3ll East 9th st. for good -four.
| All Of lngersoil lectures. 4l0 E. Third st..
| Try Kin Is Good Samaritan Cough syrup.
The ohlld's rock chairs have come, 900 store
Parker, cuppIng and leeching, lOS 4. I'd st
There is much virtue In a blacksmith.
wise.
Advice to fruit dealers-Hang your b.
nana5 On the outer wall.
Guests are often invited to witness tho os
tentati0n of the host.
Dan anyone improve his condition BY
whining? lfnot whine not.
He who can implant courage In the human
soul is It's best physician
My works dun, remarked the collector aI
he started out In the morning.
None bat the brave deserve the hSlr, is the
way the Indians put 1t.
The heart, too often, like the cement Of tho
ancient Romans, acquires hardness BY time
Ideas generate ideas. ike the potato
which, cut In pieces, reproduces itself In q
multiplied form.
A fine lot of gold and silver watches, Just
received. Repairing q specially, ID B. 4sh
ST. e II. Hanf.
We ore told that the evening were on, but
we are never told what the evening wore on
tnat occasion. Was II the close OF winters
dayP
A practical boy put h is sisters switch int
cannon for wadding. He said that was the
proper way to bang her hair.
An Episcopal or catholic church ehior has
mUre chants to learn TO sing than any osner.
Hymen is represented bearing Q tsrch-a
sligo that the bride viii hsve to get up and
light the Kitchen fire.
his congregation for kissing one OF the yeanx
lady membeis A young lady that no Old
not kis, tsld on him.
According to the Rome Sentinel . silver
tongued orator ought 70 be able 70 make .
ringing speech.
y sek satin and velvet. striped, in osmbi.
nati0n with plain black voivets, mako enc
OF the richest Of dinner toilets.
Shot silks are coming in again for dress 90
casions. Plain silks lfaiile) seems to have
disappeared altogether, except to combine
with wooden stutts.
Black stockings have polka dots Of white
in large or smaller sDeckies. Some stock
ings have the toot in solid coIors, and the
rest Is plsided. >tt
The Japanese style Of hair dressing re-
QuireF long pins or dsggees OF g old. having
Iai ge & Id balls upon the tops studded with
mock Jewels, OF olnamsnted. With Ane COLOR
cd enamel work.
Rolled and pearl wheat, crushed and pearl
barley, larlna, NJ meal and Graham f0uf
the very best, with the richest whet four
that can be made out Of wheat alone, also
buckwbeat, none better Sh cents. ct WIN.
ID. Pickels, A07 Ling st.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
A Serious Loss.

We would advise all such as wish tt
learn German, French or any ethel
language In a very short time and al
a small expense to call at once on Prot
P. W. Hochkeppel, TIT Tstnall street,
as this will be the last chance they
have this winter. The time between
now and June is the mot favorable,
and there are many young ladies and
gentlemen who would do we'll to avail
themselves Of this opportunity. Tive
lessons a week fully sufficient to secure
thorough knowledge. Make ap your
mind, else 1t will prove q serious loss
to you.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
"My AppRRss will hereafter be CO.
lumbia, South Carolina. Wade Haup.
Tne Biblo Revislem

Professor Thomas Chase, president OF
Haverford College, and member OF the
American branch of the Revision Com.
mittee, delivered lecture last evening
AZ ths Academy Of the Fine Arts on the
"Rsvisisn OF the New Testament. The
lecturer gave history Of the sources
from wbioh the King James version
was obtained, and referred tetbe merits
Of the different manuscripts used. He
then described tho manner In which
the present revisers had performed their
work, quoted the rules under which
they had acted, and cited uumesous in
stances in which changes had been
made. BE stated that the old manu-
scripts used we're full Of variations,
there being as many as 10000. OF
these, $4,000 we're trifing, and only
1900 were Of any Importance. He spoke
Of the necessity Of the work juat accom-.
plished, and said 1t was useless In these
days to try and teach the people that
the King James version had come down
from Heaven just as it was printed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
Tho Delaware Feet Sugar Com.
pany.

Tho Delaware Feet Sugar Com
pany.
A correspondent OF the Philadelphia
"Ledger" has heen down looking afteI
the Delaware Best Sugar mandatory
and writes thus to that paper under
date OF February 27th The Delaware
Beet Sugar Company, having its Office
in this city, are now engaged in making
their contracts with farmers for the
growing Of beets the coming season.
This Company is composed OF some
OF the most reliable business men OF
Wilmington, and as they are now en-
tering upon third year Of their work,
have d determined to adopt every measure
possible to make the enterprise a
succese. Their Hew factory, at RIVER
side, few miles above the city, on the
line of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Rallrosd, is fitted ny
with the latest and most approved
machinery for sugar making, and
capable Of using over 0,000 tons of
beets. Mr.. George W. Stone the Score
.sry OF the company in reference to the
future prospects OF the enterprise, says
"We are making every sffort to obtain
from the farmers of Delaware, Penn
sylvsnis, New Jersey and Maryland
our supply OF beets for our fall work.
The company have, 80 far, demon
strated that were the bse.s are grown
in good soil and properly cultivated as
q field crop, they can be grown with
profit to the farmer" The greatest
difficulties the company has had to
overcome, says Mr.. Stone, "has bsen
the want Of knowledge as to the best
methods to pursue In the adaptation
of the culsurs "f bsets to our soil, but
We have, we think, learned very much
and enough to make q certainty OF
future crops, unless the season should
be, as the last was, exceedingly un-
favorable. The farmers have also been
timid in taking hold Of thiss ssnew crop,
bat this will disappear as they learn
to apply machinery to its cultivation,
as they do in Germany and France.
We have no misgivings about the result
If we can only hold on till the farmers
work up their end of the enterprise.
The new factory works admirably, an d
claims q superiority in economy over
any European factory that we can
earn of, and il we do not sucosed, 1t
vii! not be the fault Of the company.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

War Department, Ofics Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, March 81
l 8. M.
Indications for Thursday--For the
middle Atlantic States, cloudy or parity
|oIoady ws.tber, preceded in the .outn-
ern part by clear weather, northwest
to northeast winds, higher tempera
ture, and stationary or lower baro ne
ter.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
Legal Tender Deposits.

The total Of legal tenders deposited
with the Treasury yesterday for the
retirement OF bang circulation was
1856, $50, making an aggregate to date
Of Sl7,Tl9, ,s39. The United States
Treasurer denied that lawful meuey
deposits made for the retirement OF
National bank circulation will be snr-
rendered upon q rsdeposit OF the bond
and adds: "In no case will such sur
render Of deposits be made after re.
demptiOns hereunder have begun, or
the bonds been withdrawn. Applica
tions for return 70 deposits will othsI-
wise rest upon the special oirsumstan-
ess in each case"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
ID RGISTER'S ORDER.

ID RGISTERS OkDER.
REt+ISTER'S UE'FTOK.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Narch ., 1881.
Upon the application Of Edward A. MG,-
Farlin, Executor OF Jnc. II. MeFAslin, lHStS -
New Castle Hd. in said county decd 1t ia or
dered and directed by the Registsr that the
Executor aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF Letters Testamentary 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
six Of the most public places OF the county of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
man1s against the estate TO present the same
or abide by an Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided and alss cause the same,
to be Inserted within the same period in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, q newspaper pub
lished In wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks (e od)
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
8. Office of the Register Aforesaid at
'~~- Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. y. BI iGS, Register.
NoTICE-All persons having claims against
the estate OF tho deceased mus present the
same duly attested to the Executor, on or
before March 1852. or abide the Act OF AS.
semDly in sucn ease made and pFovided.
ED ARD A. MoFARLIE,
ExecHtor.
Address-Ridlevvil Q, Della 90, Pa, or
Chss. H. Lore, Attorney, 702 Market street,
Wilmington, Del, mars
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
POTATOES an d Fruite.

N. L. Janney's, 303 King street, is
the sure place to get your potatoes,
guaranteed clear of frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot Of pota,
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
A Gard.

To oil who are suffering from the errors an
mti,cretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., ! viii sent
Zo1 rectps that will cure You FREE VI
OAR R9E. This great remedy was disooy
ersd by . missionary in South America
Send 0 self.addressed envelope 70 the Rsv
yosHYH T. lAKAS, Station D., New Fort
O.tx AlS.lyN
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
DF. Nrrsxns' White PnlmO nfo
RRkAMEn.

the famous throat and lung remedy
the eonsnnptives best medicine. solt
by dealers, Depot, 4th and King sts.
Phila., 602 Arch street. 500. and 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
List OF sales.


March
4, L. W. Stidham Il Son, city.
4, y. Spence, Ohristtana Hid.
&, lsaa3 u IIarRin chester CO., Pa.
7, Isaac Moody, near Kirkwood.
7, Sanders, dry goods, city.
7, b. Q. Pearce, New CASTLE HID.
s, Il. T. hobson. Chriytians HID.
8. James Reed. Ohristiana Hid.
y, James Lyle, Mill reek HID.
10, Margaret Palmer, ChristlanA Id.
10, John I. Ward, Pencader Nd.
10, No. 1110 Titnall st
u, ] b. GOoding, Christiana Hd.
' IL, q. Megginson, New Castle Hd.
IA, Jos. l.. Carpenter, Adm'r., Chr. Hd
IA, sheriff Sales, city.
10, Ann Reybold, Red Lion Hd.
" Is, VIM. +, Orossley, No. Ill w. Ith st
" 10, Ann Beeson, Brandywine Hd,
/" 10, John X. kees, Pencsder Hid.
" l6, L. r. kirk, new Castle HID.
" IT, Robert 8. koss New Castle Hid.
I" II, mrs. VIM. smith. New Castle Hid.
" II, Miss Essie SImpkins, Executrix o
Mrs. Eliza Omera, as SnipleY st
" IS, J. h. Pierce, No 900 w. Filth st.
" 10 Mrs. TeDgs, Ninth Ward.
" q, Estate of Lewis Mccall, Brandy
wine Hid.
y, George Whitfield, New Castle.
23, Mrs Smith, city.
23, Samuel Finley, city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
state of the rhermomster

at the RsPuBLIoAN Office, on Thursday
morning, March 3:
7 o'clock, ~ o'clock, Ii O'Clock,
$40 42o 45S
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

Strengthen your voice and remove
oughs, ootds, boarseness, etc., ny tas-
pg DR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Pflos 2S
tents per bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
VOL. VH.-NO. ~
It WAS ,usr = little strange to sea
Mr.. Bradford and Mr.. Robinson join
hands yesterday in opposition 70 the
bill against carrying concealed weapons.
The team was q strong one bat Ii got
bAat,

TEE PREPARATIONS for the Inaugural
completely ovsrshadow congrsss.--
This is q ray of light thrown ever the
country by the new ADMINISTRATION
ayen before II is in power.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
.YOTlOE-oO PA ARTNERsHIp.

have this day associated with me in the
furnishing undertab er's business John 3.
Beck, who has been in my employ for the
last 10 years. The bu ines will DO een-
Quoted as heretofore At Az King street.
THOMAS MITUHkLL.
Wilmington, DEL, March l, 1881.
maySM
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

yITANTED.-A WHIT GIRL FOE
w general hoSsewCSk. Apply No. "
King street. nGstA
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03
PROVIDE
ACCIDENT.

Parties soinp to the Inauguratien sheuld
not laiI to gei an Accident i1dket l0r SS,SCo
in the Travs srs insurance Go; only eoss -
cents a day. Tickets issued ftom one to
thirty days. JAMES WOUhLnt
mars 1t no. o'o Market St-
CfYice open this evening until o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

vYYAeTy D.-A GOOD RELIABLE
w man who understands RAINING sta
tsnery engine, as night watehman must
give reference. W. \. WhRNkh.
mars 80 Maryland ave. and Bescn st.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-03

VI EVUFy FBHEHWtRWMs
A1- Particular attention given 10 repaint-
ing and trim ming blinds. shades attired
and put up at short nOtite,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
Gov. Wiltx.

During our recent visit to New Or
loa's' we took occasion to call on Gov.
WIFE, whom We found in any thing but
an encouraging condition. Hs was az.
tremely weak but wi.hal full Of spirit
ON" determination to labor to regain
MIS- health if possible. He was making
preparations to go to Western Texas
ana New Mexico in a special car, in
company Wish a few friends and his
physician Dr.. De Roaldes. He asid he
would stay there as long as he could if
30 ieit improved by the trip. We ain.
oefeiy nope that the Governor will gain
new HE IN the pure atmosphere towards
which he goes.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

all the bright prospects in the world
and cOnsecrated themselves to God al
members OF the Order of the Sisters Of
st. Joseph.
The young ladies who were received
az noyices are known in religion ~ Sis
ters Mary Emile, Eudoxia and Anne VIC
toria. Those who made. their solemn
profession and pronounced the perpetual
vows Of Poverty, Chastity and Obedi.
ence were sisters Mary Victoria and Mary
Lawrence. The chapel was Grow ded with
the relatives aud friends Of the young la
dies There were also present large
number Of the Sisters the Annual Re-
treat having just been closed. Morning
Star.
The young lady who has chosen the
religious name, Mary Victoria, is the
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Hearsey, of Baton
Rouge. She was born III this town and
her Christian name was Miss Ids c..
Hearsey. No doubt she is we'll remem-
bered by many residents Of the commu-
nifty. She has an only sister residing
in st. Francisville at the present time.
Miss Hearsey entered the Convent as a
novice in the year 1875. Feliciana SEN
tinel.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

The colored camp meeting has proven
qnite an attraction to our population.
Every night the camp at the garrison
grounds is thronged with visitors among
whom are crowds Of white ladies' and
gentlemen who have been treated With
the greatest courtesy and consideration
by their colored friends whs have spec
tally arranged seats for them. The
preaching is pronounced very good.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
SISTERS OF st. Joseph.

Last Monday morning at 10 o'clock. q
' ',,' aoo imposing ceremony took
VIE, u,ac :, IN 'ae handsome little chapel OF
, y, Convent of ST. Joseph, corner of 81,
i rniiip and Galvez streets. Five youug
'aaies' natives of Louisiana. abandoned
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
Gotten Shipments.

The following were the cotton ship
monts for the week ending Sunday, q
large portion Of which the Sunday
packets conld not take on account of
not having full crew. The Steamer
Corona, however, passed down yester-
day and took the respective shipments
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13


WOD-ln Baton Rouge, La, on Tuesday,
September 18th, 1891, At half past o'clock A. N.
BELLE LAWSON WO0D-wife of william
n. Wood native of Pittsburg. Pa, aged %
years and months
tzy' Pittsburg papers please eopy
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

President Garfield has had another SGT
back. His lungs have become affected
by Ga alteration which indicates that
blood poisoning has made most alarm
ing ioroads throughout his frame. He
cannot stand many more complications
of the kind.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

The labor strike ia New Orleans is &C.
riously impeding tho transportation Of
cotton from this POINT. The Lee passed
down on Monday, yesterday, morning,
but not having sufficient crew to do
the loading, had to refuse nearly FIVE
hundred bales which were lying upon
tho leyse.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
LOCAL MATTERS.
Sussdag's edition.
reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates the

The lberville South says that Capt
Brusle is offered ten cents per pound
for every pound ofjute he ships to New
Orleans which compares with the sam
ples already forwarded.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
ELLA GROCAN.
THE PLUCRY LITTLE WOMAN
PURsUEs HER DESTROYER
TO BATON ROUGE.

Nathan Levy, Her AllegedC owaraly
Sedueer Skulks away from the
Friendless Girl who Asks Hin
to Give support, Only, 80 Her
Babe Two Weeks Old.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

-''e'P '''l' Edge Tonic assists Digestion
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

We were pleased to see our old friend
John Roosh, whom everybody knows
in Baton Rouge, as frst-class clever
man. John has been living in New
Orleans for several years, but seems to
have hankering to return to the prom
ising Capital City. Well be glad to
see him come back.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

Fine Apple Vinegar,
For sale at Family Grocery Of tn
scpt. 6. JOSHUA RIVAL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

CUGAR-New York Cutloaf. New York
- Crushed, New York Powdered. Crescent
City Standard A. Louiaisna White Clarified,
Louisiana Choice Open Kettle, Louisiana Strict.
.iy Prime Open Kettle.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

NEW Gruyere Swiss Cheese, New Holland
~ Cheese EdeIn Swiss Sapsage, New York
Cream Cheese Ohio Cream Cheese, of excel.
lent quality.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

A WANT SUPPugD.-We take treat
pleasure in referring our readers to our
advertising colamns where will be found
the card of Mr.. VIM. 8. Booth, Mannfac
turers Agent, who has opened a com.
piete establishment on Third, corner Of
Convention, where complete stock Of
ssddiery, harness, carriage srimminos
feathers buggy and wagon wood ware
etc' tie II also agent for Sedgwick,s
woven Vic fence and gates. Mr.
Booth Is one of the most skillful work
man 10 MS ine to be found in the 8 ate
ana lie has besides the very best Of
employees under him. That kind of an
establishment is badly wanted here by
planters and others; and we hope now
'nas Shere rs tip top ops, that it will be
hberaIly patronized.