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, 1881-02-22
THE Adds DIVORCE CASE.
achtefday'a Testimony in tho Trial or
iniH LonE-Jsrnsvn.0nt Legal Contest.

| @AAG <aOAl0 DlVONCE CASE,
Yesterdays Testimony in Tho Trim, =,
InlH LonE-Urnsvn.Olt Legal Contest.
speefdt Dttpateh to TAe CAteaoo Tribune.
tKASb tArfHs. Aiith., Fob. n!.-Jn tho Adds
ease thls morning Mnt. a. H. Watson was re-.
ca''cu' 1o sw0re that ho nOvcr committed
ntultcry With Mrs. Adds, and never was dis
covered Ia my embarrassing situation wtuteyer,
Tic Know Mrs. Poets, "r NewayKo; didn't knew
anything to her tiscrcdIt, though ho haul hcar,l
stories about an intimacy between her and
Aud1s; Ind heard Addts accused, and never
hcnrt1 him tlcny tho alleged Intimacy. He, too,
WIS stnckholdcr In the l}urial-Caso Company
WIN Adds, but know nothing or tho valuo or
Aauls interest. Atshis bntl told him of
Ills family troubles and tho charges
agasnst Mrs. Adds. IIo couldn't say
Whothor this Interview wns before Adds hal
btgun suit Or not. Adds talked to him two or
thFeo times. lie told Adds he didn't believe
Mrs. Adds guilty. and ndvIscd HIN ~ 70 slow,
Iie mover believed tho charges ngaInst her, and
Always said 10; mover aald he didn't know what
70 think abollt 1t; perhaps had tnlkesl with
Fuller and Stahdish, thon Adds lawyers, about
1t. and Thought hc never .told then, ho didn't
kl1ow what to think about It. lIedd SEQ George
Munro. and Munro told him that be aud Mrs.
Adt''s bud been guilty Of adultery, and TINT ho
h0d confessed giving tho circumstances
10 Eapt. Hntlard, thoy Mrs. Ad.lls attorney, Tho
story Munro thon told witness wns tho en,ue
TINT Capt. Enlartl told witness. Munro had told
him he didn't bcEtcvs II then.
ANN Addls, Youngest daughter Of the parties,
aRea 10, wns ncxt called. In some pnrttculats
nj first she corroborHtc Mrs, AdtIis and soph.a's
Testimony as to hor fathers cruelty, cnokln9 her,
as she beard, chasing her with pistol In his
maud. only she reversed tho routo they run, etc,
ilcr fathor told her tho next dny aftcr
mo bedroom Bceno with llodgctt OF
, 1881-02-22
CxlS1-()FFC CLOIIIINO,

A III. TIE LADIES AND GENT. .EAlEN
Mlo xLh u soll cast.on clt!h!nK. earpp.., and
siAa.s!, will pay = yer cent nors thun any Gt,lef
dea!er u the city. hemembet tbs nunabor. ~ sisto
A II. CASH PAID FOR ,CAST-OFF
n ehthnK, dfeAsoo, oarp1tA, ptc. Ladies sttvulo oi
" W Afs. J. 0slaef. Adl5sas ]. GELDEH, III Elp.
, 1881-02-22
THE COUNCIL.
eome More Talk About the Eight
eenth Street Viaduct.
4 pesolutlon Urging Tho stato Lcg1s1a-
ture to Pass No Temperance
LAWS.
Protecting tho oity's Riparian Rights
eohool Vaccination Ordinance
Postponed,

mn Council held Il regular weekly meeting
a., nvcuinx, Mnypr Harrison In tho cfnir, and
III tho Aldermen prespnt except Ewift and Me-
IN motion OF Aid. Ntor1lan, tho voto by which
.bo t,ontrpler was instructed tu nell tho twelfth
s1rcct Police Stntion wns rcscinncti.
Aid, Thomson presented m invitation from
,hn Chef of 1'olleQ and Fro Marshal TO nc-
eo,nnuoy them Wednesday antl Th,lrsdny whllo
making tic annual inspection Of thoir Dcpart-
mcnts.
rInnncc Committee OIL tito estln,ates, mud It was
orlrreh published.
Aid, Wickcrs.,nm hnnt1ctl In petition from n
unu asking permission to put In operation ut
Tho Clty-llnll MI appliance for oxtrueling and
consuming scwor.gus, without tlamaKo or cx-
ncnco 10 tho corporation. It was referred to
tho commissioners Of Public Works. with power
to act. -
sub1afttcd his report for jnuuAry, which WINS rs
follows:
Imu,,nt of money nctually III tho City 4
treasury Mt close Of It}Uk8 Jan. III,
Ie.s wnrrauts drawn payable on de-
maud nut yet presented. od..........,.:. 1900
, 1881-02-22
ST. LOUIS SC.AI.l'ERs.

URtuH O1FHtt" 10 77@ tHHa9V z970uH1s
BT. LOUIS, Feb. .al.-N0twIthstulldtng tho rule
recently atl0ptel by Southern rua.ls prohibiting
tho sale OF tickets TO Now Orleans at reluctiot,
whlaA would cnAhe suApers to realize II cGs,-
missiO In handling them, scitlpers, BY rcanrt Ink
70 sonu mysterious Hxpn,llent. hAvp PLACED
They aru selling Nuw Orleans Tickets Il, suct
quantities. NJ reduction that 1t 1t quito appar-
cut that one OF tho limos has violated its uyrce-
incnt not TO sell tickets 10 brokers, Tho 1ut ia
belnv mado both ways.
nUMOREp RAILROAD PURCHASE,
hfAysvILLE. KY. Feb. al.-It IL rutnarcl hora
that tho baltimore d uhlo Nallroad bud pur-
chased THO cottrolIlng intcrcst In tho Columbus
l. MAyay!llo HallrOud, 2nA would shortly 0eSIn
tho erection or brihxu across tho Ohio Hlyur Ut
Aberdeen, thus cs,nncctng Central Kentucky
with their Great WssteEn combination.
, 1881-02-22

A DUPLEX SAFETY NOILER-CAN,
~ Hpt oxplo,ts! Etves n,nst steam tor 9a.t usouyy
gl1leeFs nnd lud ~ call Afll pxAuu
DF hpHd f1r descriptive cIuxr U1ces, " Cor taht-
~. New fnfk. M1sa ~ a1l'nhnl-sl. EhrMxu.
, 1881-02-22
ITEMS.

Mr.. George +. Merchant has been appointed
General Mnnngcr Of tho ltochestcr s. plltsbmrg
Raiirs'ah Euinpnny. Mr. Merchant gives notice
| To connecting lines that rcnllttnnccs due this
Company shf,lild bo fnndc To Joti, +. UInkey,
Assistant Treasurer, unutostar, N.Y.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of tho Chicago
lsai!way As<ncIatton. cotnpo*ctl 9! t,lo Gencfnl
nickes an rnsseI,Her AYe1is Or the raltronda
reetins of sho ra;o sfceta tD'k ~, the % cntIre
time vt tho meeting. The only changes con-
sisted III tlA addition Of a number of new points,
President Ackorman o. tho illinois ccp.rai
,ta.trfnla cs,tnpnny hns Just RETURNED from New
tnec.Inr oi Directors. Mr: ackcrit,n s'aS says no
Tho rttinors circulated by snHe Ut the Western
lntlcrs rtRhrtinx chnugcs Up tho management ol
tha road were without tho lcnst fonn1ntton.
v;lt 1ao rcxalsr n's!nthiy. meeting Of tho New
~ hGt nj llnttnt,h sfarcss !" und T. The nnly
h,sltess Of ,nterts. 10 como before this meeting
.1H19lnumlcd by Tho Wnbnsh wiletlor tho Cheapt,
Ensttri1 Illinois Is untitled to do business over
e o Ere IT, Sn,s St sn@rS u l}'s,sh y competition
The fnauy fr'cn'ls Of Mr.. Genrrc ". CSok,
tnrnicrly n"lerrlt Agent pr The Louisville, New
Aitnt!y 4 chIcnvo lsai!rpad Ia this c,ty. and FOR
ss xf iwsy % Il Hxsi s"avc ii 'eS M s spSss 's..c
70 st'.rt thu. tho nHgcrs pf this rot.'i wcrr mt
slow 'n apprcciatinx Mi vRlnulle and fnfhfui
work nni putlnttua him to the r.spt,.slhlu ~ ss-
san # ,hsir "r. coi. q: ". ," V"uan tss'c W'oso
70 ovha. wcro ' e w!li rcct M een cr,o ,,.'s sFre o
thr tiI!nnlsnn extension Of the Denver l. Rio
Gral1de Ih,ilrCad.
,Mr. J.S =. Clark, General Superintendent nf the
rrctlo'ls regarding tho capacIty of cnrs un bis
roAtt: Al ssatIons where thcss arc no eur
Ts,s0ts Tna rsr s', on wen Esus a fossx" sy W i gnsa 5
marked, must not be loaded tD uxcccd 1sWN
, 1881-02-22
REAL I;.s1liI'I; U1.iN1IsD,

w I'd restvnce property: We Hre having nls,er-
Gus !naMtrlea i1r hnuaus and COTTAGES aud lota or
every HFhlA which Wu rhDL nj present hHprIy and
4hke this tlennH " ko1!ctG lhHse wanting o sail
tHcayo us des:rlsseion and VIC viii rnteayoF III lind
inHtptl.et. ~ - y '
, 1881-02-22

Coughs! Uso Browns bronchial Trochas.
, 1881-02-22

PERSONAL.
10EltS0NAl-lFr rAKTIES WHO HAVE
l. thy jcHr1rJ stOlen frDm Sherman House byInnk-
tnH " MI niu Air. llRya Wall u.trtss ownprH suit
nhs .t1n' Of 'no"uy Will bo latd und questions
, 1881-02-22

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
TOR .SALE-c0AL LANDS S-CIIOICE
- con! tnnds cll9ity attuntGd betwceu IIrn,dwnod
llis1a1.inAtUlf, III. -"'
, 1881-02-22

EsOk SAlE-EANLY APPLICATION
d!o,,,r ~ seetre Gu ba5ka!n n nr.ts!s.s 2.room
lhrty-ttrs-at. also fn ni Ii roT. on GnivsrtI-
f5-p,tesl pity. ~ nnc Of u rnn.. With large Int in
near fionslRs ttnn,lnent; nto u elinlce cntnYe On
ianFgy.nv clh"n tu Ellls Fast. JDsEFtI u. ClIAND.
, 1881-02-22

CoAC1fMEN. TEAMsTERs, &c.
"ANTED-CONIPET NAN, WITH
w references, TO take rare of hurnrE. etc. and
md Hixteenth-stR.
, 1881-02-22
If{IltSktS AND GtlItifI.fyEN,

+ ,AME AND SICK HORSES PRO
!lnnmt. lt,de A,rlnrnla. hpnyns sI,linta fnIlunos
hHnfH9s thuFnn9t.pns, xrnhs knGH .:tlfthl without
hglalsh strains. shoulder R;uenUas nnYruIat iIiI-
s9, ru. bt,is cure KnaEAnt:r Send FIR tamnhisf
ttGst lsru1.twuy, New Yum E*e DnIy for Aorses Iho
nhtnlgnt in JslI4w MtApuuIs. TtiA( stls i, eunts
SUl,l BY ali urIX4ists ~
, 1881-02-22

EOK S.AIE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE
- nn AshlHfd-nr., lG ru1ms, Inspc Int: ,rcs IN Mi:
H2nid tMkr s1Hnllcr house In exchange. MEAD COf,
, 1881-02-22
ELII{tF{]YtfNI,S,

: -
F11O EXCHANGE = -WELI-IAftROVEn
Il property om tho West blds. Mu.ti, ftoal sauU 10
tS9a i1r Improved nF9peEty ~ Thy south Hlde saas
lNcnulbrangs,. Addtsla 7 .. 1rE!buMs nI.tou.
, 1881-02-22

1InR SA AND BASEMENT
A Ntnnc-frbnt. .ti DcnrbnrnHv., Just nnrtt Of Chi
7.E9.Hy. east fr,'nt; price fs,UD. MEAL CUE, ii3
, 1881-02-22

1S0ls SA ALE-1~ST'ORY AND BASEMENT
snnc frnMt. Nos. 81 md IL gWodbine- -1tare. 'front.'
ins Eninplm Park: onY &,uN eactI. MEAD L C0k, Il3
, 1881-02-22

1NOR SALE FINE STONE-FKONT,
- nHrtheaRt CNrncr tnumnt.nv RiIl Thirty -thtrd-
r.; gn9d hrek tmrIl. !ot ajk12i rr!eo l,00 MEAD
, 1881-02-22

TOUND-A 1.Ap-RUi,E--W1tICIt TIL:
;E M;xE%nsGs. cnll after aci.ek j, IN. J0liN ANUS
sS!ld MlclilHntl-ny,
, 1881-02-22
SUBURBAN REAL ESI.lI,I,,

fTOR SAI.E-AT PRICES INSURIN(s 4
tarEe md speedy prutIt. " Or " acrns curnrr Of
Y y ~ aGrSs ~ llue Hundred and Third butwce,
Ats a'ia itatnad: av1 Arrr# tnrner Cottngn tiroyu
mSh'ires n IT A. Erand Crossing en!:c fur hAnutncnrtng
tersnihst; Tive ncteA ut Western Springs. nn q. Ii. Il
y: u; H.; hvn ners. fronting uideh-Av. and Twenty
~ nS5.s lR * Z y ~ 1orseGe.ay.i q ncros
!afKN tFnnAKc on enet; alto aevernl tracts. larEo
nia small IL the t!e!ny bf WushtnGttn lloIsAIs
IDsEPtl IT, CHAMBER, IL! Ilpnrl.Drt-st.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Tho Chnrch Of England.

The London Morning Posts thinks
that the prospects before the Church Of
England are very bright. II traces a
picture of Church rapidly recovering
its lost members, and more and more
commencing itself TO society by the
gracious influence it is exerting over
conscience and lie. ''It teaches two
thirds Of the children of England in our
elementary schools. 1t has built,
rebuilt, or repaired more than ten thou
sand churches and twenty-two cathe-
drals within thirty years, at cost OF
more than $500, 900, 900. 1t has raised
and spent more than $50, 600 600 on
Church schools since Mr.. Fosters act
OF 1870. In no single aspect Of the
Church, viewed as Church, is there
the least sign of decay to be seen.
The conveyance of all the lines ia to-
wards greater liberty OF action in the
Church. The development Of lay in
huence is gradually going on, and ere
long will ind for itself some formal
methods OF expression. Allis moving
towards Church autonomy. The
lsity will demand a voice in Church
affairs. They can no longer have it in
Parliament, therefore they must have
it by some other process. How it shall
be managed is a problem for Convoea,
tiop; bht managed 1t must be, and
when it is. Parliament and Ministers
Of State will see that the Church lie a
a power in England and must be reck-
Oned with it in the conduct Of public
affairs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Jobu a. morton out of Jail.

According to the express wish ofJohn
Is. Morton, the officials Of the Eastern
Penitentiary refused admission to the
numerous persons who desired to call
on him and congratulate him upon
his release. He has failed in bodily
more within the past three months than
he had during the past three years,
probably by reason OF his experience
OF that heart sickness which proceeds
frcm feelings OF hope long deferred, as
he was in tull anticipation of receiving
pardon nearly year ago, and would
not have been physically able to endure
the excitement incident to such visits.
The pardon recommended by the Gov
ernor on Wednesday afternoon, and
reached Philadelphia Thursday morn
ing by mail. Shortly before ll:30 ..
10. the prisoner, having donned citi-
zsn's suit, walked out into Fairmount
avenae through the gates that closed
upon his entrance, on the 18th Of De-
cenber, 1878, and proceeded to the
heme OF wife in West Philadslphia.
The fact that both his wife and daugh-
ter are prostrated with illness made
his reunion with them sad one.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
kAILROAD E.INEa.
LOCALTrME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia --l.5l, 22s, $50, I, $40, 0
tLlmited) 203, 2 30, 4. Gle, go, IS, ], j
m. sundays-l.Ss, 22s, S.los. m. o, Q
640, 9bi, Up. IN.
m.;I2. AZ tLimited), 2oa, $40 y. ID. sun
days-L6S, 2,.3 o. M; 6.40 p. IN.
For baltimore -l25t, . ii, Tt6. 9.3S q. m.
1865, I.OA (Limitedl, 4.46, go v. N. sun
daJs-l25l, 2li, 7tba. m.
For WaShipgtoL-l2bl,2 2 II. 7ib, s35 n M.
1915 lG4 (Liuitodl, $50 p. Ii. sundays-
1881, AL, 7.5 q. M.
For Baltimore and inter mediate ftations--
1851, q IS a. IN; IL IS. 4 45 o. m. The 4 II
y. m. train stop at way stations only be
tween PeTyvilie aad Baltimore. sun
days--l2-bl o. In.
For Perryviiie and intermediate stations
A33p p. N.
For Kew Castle--6 9soa m; l.o6, 5, G2O
D. M NO Sunday trains.
For Harrington aud intermediate stations
$50 a, m; LOS, go p. IN. NO sunday
trains.
For Delmar and intermediate stations-930
For Whining on l. Northern X. R,-7.Oo q.
m "a 500 D IN. No Sunday trai ns.
For Delaware Western X. R.-7l6, 1890 a.
m.;53Up NJ. No sunday trains.
LEAVE Fur WILMINGTON.
Phtladelphia-Broad Street Depot-7.06 T. 80,
8lb, lJ.3J, ", II 45 a. m; l.30. 3, 83j, 3.51,
43D, b.I5, b 90. 9 ~, 8, 9.46, IL 3Jp. IN. Sun
dayE-705, 8.3J q. m; o, 9.A6, n.30 p. m.
Philad Arket Street staten Oplv--
LOS a. m; ~ rs tLinited) p. m. Sun
days oS a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Frsnkiin Circles Apniverssry. A

Franklin Circle, No. 6, Brotherhood
Of the Union, celebrated its eighth an
niversary last nigh: in the lecture room
Of the Opera House. The attendance
was large. The exercises were inter
estipg and we're nicely rendered. Vo.
cal Duets were sung by the Roberts
sisters and Misses Black and Barnes.
Charles Farrell and J. w. Rogsrson
sung number Of songs. Select read
ipss were given by K. T. Taylor, |.
Wood dward and Professor s. T. Ford.
Reoitations were given by Miss Hattie
and Miss M. E. Gruhb. A
violin solo, with organ accompanied
by Willie Brown, was performed BY
Mr.. Gesry. An address was msde by
P. G. G. W., George H. Jackson. The
concluded with the
sketch entitled "Mesmsrism." The
were taken by J. w. Rog-
srson, C. Farrell and R. Clark.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

Lords day, April II, l773, preached
at Bohemia; but the pesple there seem
cd to be but little affected.
Rode thence to Solomon Hersey'i
where people attended, and ! was en-
abled 10 speak with solsmnity from
Deut. 80. 10. ~ have eel before you
life and DEATH" &c. Went thence to
New Castle, bat found them ont Of or
der. Then rode to Red Clay Creek,
where preached with power.
suppose Red Clay Creek, the place
at which he preached, December 2l,
l772, about Ave miles from Hersey's.
Tuesday Is, many people came to
hear the word at Mount Pleasant.
[ This was In the neighborhood Of Isaac
fusssy's.] Thursday, [July 10, 1773l
brother G. Joseph Gembry rode In
company with me 10 Mr.. L. g., where
preached with sweet freedom to few
attentive people, We took friendly
counsel together, aud our time was pro.
ftably and comfortably spent. RI
think likely, this was Stidham's.l On
Tuesday morning my heart was still
with the Lord. ana my peace flowed as
q river. Glory be given TO God! On
Wednesday, at New Castle, the compa-
ny was but small, though great power
attended the word. Perhaps the Lord
will yet visit this people, though at
present TOO many OF them appear to be
devoted TO pride, vanity and folly.
Bot, through abundant mercy, my heart
is devoted TO God and his works. 0
that it may never depart from him!
At New Castle, on Saturday, Satan
was there digerting the people by a
play. However, several came to hear
me enforce these words, "Bs not 70
partakers with thsu." Monday 22nd
after preaching yesterday [ sunday ] at
Newport and Red Clay Greek | rode to
Chester, and though weary spoke from
Gal. 6. IA.
Wednesday May Is, 1774, "Our Con.
ference began" This was the Second
Annual Conference held. Ended on
Friday" Tuesday, February 2s,1775. |
stopping ct Wilmington to preach in
the evening, barber came TO shave
me, who once professed religion, and
had been soldier in the 23d regiment |
bat now he Is deserter both from God
and man.
Friday, May IL, 1775. l reached
but as it was late, some OF
the congregation had departed. ri
exhorted those that were lef
and then proceeded to New Castle.
Lord's day IA. Preached last night and
this day. | hope nv skirts are clear
oi the blood OF the people in this little
.own, whether they reject or accept Of
In offered salvation" From Wednesday
May II, till Friday the 18th, IT'S, the
Third Annual Conference was In ses-
lion IL Philadelphia. At this Confer
,nce, Mr.. Aabury was appointed to
NorIoik, Virginia.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Saet Ont Doors.

The close confinement Of all factory
work gives the operatives pallid faces,
poor appetites, lapguid, miserable feel
ings, poor blood, inactive liver, kid
neys and urinary troubles, and all the
physicians and medicine in the world
cannot help them unless they get ont
OF doors or use Hop Bitters, the purest
and best remedy, especially for suoh
cases, having abundance Of health,
sunshine and rosy cheeks in them.
They cost but triae. See another
column.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
'rls the South that can supply
Solid comfort as we die.

[Camp- meeting tableau. In some
States the Greenback party fell through
hole in their platform aud crippled
us. Screams and screeches. But
Democracy still lives. Us like ths mule,
it never dies. But, unfortunately, like
the mule, while 1t lives It is forever
brewing its riders. democratic sym
pathy.l
II buckled Greeley off and killed
him in 1872. Tildeu stuck on until
he passed under the wire, but there
was 30 much daylight between him and
this Democratic quadruped the judges
counted him off, although he had his
feet in the stirrups. Yoops and Yips ]
This year We got a splendid send-ot
and might have won, but the donkey
was stricken in Indiana by (g) Land
ers. Tremendous applause. We close
this chapter OF history with the hope
the story will not be continued in our
n x.. [Guffaws.l We accept the de-
feat the mora cle9rfully because OF the
manner With which you
take the victory. We take 1t every
four years. 1t is standing prescrip.
tion. 1t might well be called the
luadreunial ipecac. [ Cheers. 1t works
up before elections and werks down
Rhen the returns come in. [Shrieka
and spasms.] We thank you for the
way in which you have
urned out to our funeral Vocal thun-
ler.] We congratulate you on the
and imposing grandeur Of
he obsequies. Here the Speakers
ceilings overcame him and he retired
mid encoring earthquakes and ap-
'lausive avalanches.] H. II. Scott
made happy response to call and
our correspondent got lost in the gen.
raj joy, CLAY Riudv,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
JIG BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 10, 1880.
TtnIna RiIl lna1o Wilmlnpton na loIlnr

Trains will leave Wilmington 80 follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tions, 90, $40, 10, l0.So, an, 2so, 400, 10,
10 90 r. N.
Philadelphia tExproSs) $50. 500, S.b5, li.45
Q. m, II IL, 2,03, 9.6b p. m.
Philadelphia and New YORK 223, $50, 100,
900, o. NJ, ll.45, l243, go p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.3S
., m. 4.3j p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, o3Ip. N.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2o3, T.G6, j.,
s.R3 o. m., l2b6, l.04, Q 80 p. N.
Trains for Delaware DiTiaiOn leave Ter:
New Castle, 900, $50 r. L., LOS, AGO, e.2O
p, 10.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, $50
O. NJ, LOS, GO y. N.
DSimar and intermediate Ststions, $50 q.
n, LOS p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadslphia and Intermediate Statione
$40 O. M. 500, COZ, 0 80. e.t0 1900 p. n.
Philadelphia aud New YorK, z.zd u. IL. ,o.40
p. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2E, a.oa, 7.s6
q, Ia.
For further Information passengers are TO.
ierred 10 the time tables posted at the depot.
Il. Y KENEEY. Supt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

Cold is antsgonlstic to health, induc.
ing coughs and other dangerous bron-
chial diseases, which quickly yield to
the soothing yet positive influence Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price rs cts.
q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

TEIAAWA WESTERN RAU1ROAII.
IL --On and after February q, 1880, tralrG
will run rs follows.
Leave Wilmington at y.lb, 1880, q. m, b.So.Ir
N.
Arrive at Landenberg, 500, q. m, l2Oo neon,
$40. p. m.
Leave LandenDerB, &. m, l2.b0, d. m.
Arrive at wilmington, S.0O,a. M, 2.l6, p. "a
223u u. OONNEI.i., Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
FOR RENT.

box KENT-iN wHIrEOLAY GREEK
HuHdrtd, 21{ miles from Stanton de-
on T., ". n h. n. H., the large btiok
Be. stables, &C, ION Harmony FARM
duable mill site and small snno
DC. For further information apply to
LVANS PENNINGrUN,
No. D East EiEhth street,
ianlSw Wilmington, nel.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
SPOKE AT ms FUNERAL.
what aCake Had 90 Say After the
Presidential election.


They had iollifcation in the low,
town Of Clarinda after the Presidential
election, at which there was much ran
dom speaking. The crowd got after one
Is. B. Cake, Democrat, who chanced
to be in the crowd, planted him on q
dry goods box, and this is what he then
and there said, according to report
from q correspondent of the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil
FELLOW CITIZENS "A man usually
attends his own funeral. but it 10 not
expected that he should talk great
deal. [Laughter.1 / knew the funeral
ceremonies would 60 on without me, SO
concluded | had better bring In the
body. laughter Bat 1t takes q
great deal Of grace 10 sustain q man
who helps to furnish 3 corpse for an
occasion like this. Laughter. No
body but Democrat could do 1t.
[Shrieks and grins. II is certain that
no one says the Democrat has had q
chance to try it for the last twenty
years. [Shouts Of applause and show
ers of vest buttons. Disappointment
ia the modern Democrats blrth-righI,
and mourning his normal condition.
Explosion Of risibles.] They took out
a patent on disaster twenty years ago
and it has never yet been infringed.
LCyclones Of applause
The patent run cut in 1876 and they
have just got II renewed. Rapture Of
the epiglottis and ribs OF the waist
band. Looking over'ths landscape Of
the last twenty years | behold acres
and acres OF busted hopes, [sardoDic
smiles, cords and cords OF disgruntled
[shrieks,] barrels and bar
rels Of unavailing tears, [Satar ic grins
oceans aud oceans strswn with the
wrecks Of phantom ships once burden
ed With Democratic delusions. Gen.
sral spasm Of the stomach and kicking
VI the vertebra.l Disappointment is
an anchor to the Democratic soul both |
sure and steadfast. lWhoops and con-
Vulsions.
Leaves have one tin to iall
And flowers to wtther at the north winds /
breath,
q nd stars 10 set, but all. q, Democrat!
4 hou hast all times for thine own death.
-Sufocating sobs. might say with
,hylock, suferance, yea, sutferance is
he badge:.of our tribe. [Paroxysmal
yrief. l could give you 329 reasons
or this. [Shrieks encouragement.
4 lawyer offered q judge sixteen real
ous why his client did not appear in
,ourt First he was dead. The Judge
old him he nigh omit the other fifteen.
The great reason OF my 329 is we lack
lie votes. [Laugbter.l You will al
ow me to omit tue other 32S. Zap
2lausive cousept.l Bat could give
you more than 329 reasons Yea,
AOrs-y letter. John Kelley did 1t with
ais little racket. General brosdside.
Wade Hampton's mule broke his leg
ustead Of his neck, and Ben Butler
wasn't born a mute. Indian war
lance English had foreclosed his
mortgages and we couldn't redesm.-l
He'll Gate explosion Men-