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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19
The Queen 10 open Parliament In


LONDON, December 17-The 7Ssaes says It
is understood the Queen will open Paflia-
Elent In person.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19
Kings and QueenS,AttentiOa

To the Kings and Queens Of Savannah we
offer as presents worthy of their exalted sta
ton magnificent selection of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19

Organinas, Orguinettes.
Guitars, Toy Pianos.
Children's Pianos.
Music Books.
Toy Comets, Toy TrOmbones. T
Boys Drums.
Flags, Lanterns.
Music Boxes.
Musical Albums.
Music FOliOs, Music Stands.
Piano Covers, Piano Stools.
Boys ViOlins.
AccOrdeOns.
Boys BanjOs, Fifes, Flutes.
Just received 500 elegantly bound Muet~
BOOKS. Also, large lot of French Mnsic
Boxes. Call and see the Organina the nav
mechanical musical instrument, only $40 A
child can play it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19

A positive cure for malaria, digestive and
urinary troubles is found In Browns Iron
Bitters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19

r.. ..tr-.G at the Post OHice in Ss'
.-r.- 90 second Glass Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19

Coffee drinkers should read the adver-
tisement in another column headed "Good
Coffee. n-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19
PROCLAMATION! /!
TO THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH.

WHEREAS. The good people of Savannah,
through those who have such wares to sell
failing to sufficiently advertise them in our
Daily Papers, the said people are wandering
almlessly through our thoroughfares. endeav-
oring to hunt up presents, it has seemed proper
and in the line of my duty to publicly an
nounce that splendid stock OF Christmas
Presents can be found at LUDDEN & BATES
MUSIC HOUSE. corner of Congress and St.
Julian streets and to counsel al people who
have music in their souls and money In their
pockets to 90 there forthwith and select musi-
cal presents for their musical friends.
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th OF
December, 1881.
MAYOR BATES.
elected by common consent to serve during
the Holidays)
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19
PIANOS And ORGANS.

The finest stock we ever had. All styles An
prices. All best makers. and as even Kings
and Queens are not always flush we have ar
ranged to offer
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Catarrhal FOiseu.
WeIne Meyor,. wondo,b,I

wei bs Meyers wonderful Catnrrh
Cure Low dispeused by all drugpis,s' snd
delivered rhaao pald)by ID. B. Dowey
~ Co, NO. 10 Dey.st,, New YORK, Tho rs.
merkable cures which have eyeryyhere rS
1ui-ed from the use OF thi2 preparation have
devfloued the startling tact that no merely
local treatment, liko tnufs. douohep, and IN.
halstions, can possibly reach or DESTROY On.
lhrrhal ylras. The hntldotal elemoas dis
coveted by llr Wei De Nj eyer are absorbed
throughout ha mucous membrsnous system
IN Two minutes time, thus forming ON i,ocu
lAt've lnd constitutional cure, the effects OF
Wnlch arc similar to. and as unIailinQ "a
vaccination. A "TgeRtise," with fuIl
ss,tIatements s,Iuei by tho cured, is mailed free,
Wci 10 Meyers Catarrh Cure is rth on,
Times Its cost. Roy. Chas !. Jones, New
Brighton: l.. l." "0Lo package cured me-,
koy: q. II Taylor, l4O Noble.st, Brooklyn,
~, T." ut restored me to the ministry
Rev. Geo. A. Rets, Cobbltskill, N. Y.""Tte
remedy isa marvel. Rev. A. p, Freese
Cairo, N. T." 1T has been OF great yalus
to me. Rev. 0lney Place, Massens, N. VI
hey. Geo. Z. Pratt, st. Stepbsns Rectory.
Phiiada:. etc. A real cure Of Oatarrh for 81 .Oo
ll29 2taw ~'''''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06

term In sfice:
John Msaley, convicted .. the No.
vembsr term, 1878, New Castle county,
Of assault and battery, and sentenced
to pay fine OF $500 and be imprisoned
9 months. On May 9th. 1879, so much
Of the sentence was rsmitted a. 70,
mained unEerved, and . full pardon
given.
Harvey Thomas, April term, 1879,
Keat county, assault, 1900 fine and
months imprisonment; remission Of I'm.
prisspnent and nne May 8, 1879, and
full pardon given.
Hiram Grim.h, April term, 1876,
Kent County, assault, $500 hns and ,
ysArs imprisonment, remission OF fine
and cost. September 3. 1879.
Edward Cassidy, May term, 1880,
New Castle County, assault With intent
to kill upon police sergeant Legg, $500
fns and one hour In the pillory, remis.
sion of the pillory.
TEE PEocEIDiEGs
Of yesterday morning we're not interest
lag. JoiHt comnittses, for the several
purposes named, were appointed as fol.
lows: To consider that part OF the Gov
ernor's message relating to the Farmers
banks: Standardization and Hoy-
ssy; House: --CAhsll, Jones and Town.
send; TO consider the Governors mes
sage relating to National Banks, SEN
ate-karrington and Coseh; House
TOmkinscn, Bradford and Van Burks-
lew; to exam Inc the State Treasursr's
accounts; Senate PsnneWsll and Belts;
House-StsytJn, Register and Eliason;
TO consider the Advisability OF funding
the State debt, ,Senate-McWhorter and
Pennswill; House--Dradford, Van Bar
kslow and Jones. Ia the Senate the
reports Of the State Librarian and State
Board Of Health were referred to a spe.
sial coDisittee consisting Of Msssrs.
Cooeh, Belts and Ponnewill. The
rules to govern the two houses, used
last session, were adopted. In the
House Mr.. introduced . resolution au.
shorizing the Clerk to procure Ave
copies OF each daily paper published
in the State. Adopted.
Speaker Rust announced the follow.
ing standing committees OF the Senate:
Esrollmsnt- McWhortsr, Psnnswill,
Cooper, Horsey.
Elsctisns-Horssy, Harrington, Nc |
Whorter.
Accounts-Cooch, Pennsvill, Csna-
way.
ClEins-Psnnewill, Horssy, Coooh.
Finsnce-HArripg,on, Belts, Horsey.
Roads and Highways-HOrssy Har.
rington, CooNer.
Vacant LsndE-Harrinston, Coma
way.
Revised statutes--Cooper, Cooch,
Belts.
Agrisnlture-cooper, Conway, Nc.
Whorter.
Biucatior-Cooch ,PenpeWill, Horsey.
Printing-Conaway, PsnrewiIl and
Cooch.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
DEATHl8,
LENUERMAE-On the 9Th In

LENDERNAE AE-9n the 9TH ln7.gnf. Clara.
daugh ef 81 Isaag LendsI-uaa, n tGs ..ta
year Of her age.
Relatives ana friends are iayitAt 10 at
tend her funeral .rot. tAe re- ltsues Gt he
b'otte!, La@ts w. Lcai:r4a7, so. go Y Ast
toorth stree 1a "a laly nI'G!rS 70 iIe1t
the hopso at ten o'cSEE. interim, a . 1t New
ARK Union Csfnstcry
Asleep in Jesus"
DUNN.-On the 5th instant. J0ua DQ.n, IL
the 4ith year o. hl3 age
The relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral from mis- la'c res
idencs a! Augustine mills, 0a SuGiay a,te..
noon, at o'clock, t0 proceed to IT. Jos.pa's
Cemetery,
SALTER.-0n the 9th instant, Ca,hari ne
b., l"lfe Of David Saiter, in .he 30 Ii year Of
her age.
Funeral from tn, residence o. her husband,
No. sl6 Bennett st.eet. On >atu day, the sal
instant Services a: the houFe at , O'clock.
D m. InterueEt at wilmington and bran.
DIVINE Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
knights aTPSthisS,

Grand Chancellor Samuel Johnson
Jr., Installed the following officers 0,
Lincoln Lodge or Tuesday night
+. C.-hathiss McNslly.
c. c.-Chsrles 7. Hall.
V. Civilian II. Kramer.
K. OF R. 4 S,-Wm. K. johnson.
NJ. Of IA. J. Schrack.
NJ. Of Z John B. Martin.
Prelate-JsnsG HArgis.
NJ. OF A.-John Percy.
!. d.-Jsmes Martin.
0. Civilian Hanna.
Rep. to q. L.-Edwsrd Greeu.
Trnstee-Jame3 HarRi3.
Rep. to RivetView Cemetery-A. J..
Schrack.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
D EGISTER'3 ORDgs.
REt}ISTF.R,S DrErrr

NEW CAgrLH COUNTY, JaRua'y :, 1881
Upon the application Of Andrew j. ROsgjn.
ger, Administrator 81 l. Thc,tnre ESling.
late Of ". G.. Greek lid. In sail COZ atty, deed,
II 10 ordered and directed by the lteggter,
that the Administrator Aforesaid. give notice
OF the gran1nQ Of Letters Of Administration
upon the estate OF the deceased. with he date
Of granting thereof, bycaUEinE al yertl ,elaents
70 De posted within iJrty 1ay8 from The date
Of sQch letters, In Elk Of the most public placer
OF the county Of New Cdgt!., recurring ali
persons having demands ayaInEt tho estata
TO present the same or abide by At OF as
semblY in such case made and provided. And
also cause tho sanG u be inserted w..ri1 The
same period in the DELAWARE RETr.BLrCl.
o Newspaper Published IN Wllluiagt1a. ard
70 De csIunUef therCiG three weeks, leDi
t~ Given under the ha1d a1d Seal o,
;L.s. Office Of the Register alorsgaii al
- Nov Castle, IA New Castlc county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
81 S. {. blaI5, R9yister.
. NOTlcE.-hl pergOns having claims agAlngt
the eg!ate di the deceased. must PRESENT the
same duiy aEestsd " the kdministrator or
W Oei9fe Jao. 3, lbSl, br abide the Act OF Az.
semDIy IL sucn ca3e nsfs and provided,
hND2L n J. HDS-lH}ER.
,,..., ~, Administrator.
'''' -EeHs'K, lei Iani
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06

OC f RE s.--lHAVE 4 JST RE.
~ ceiVN hne lot Of go0ia. | VIII qe
during the christma7 holidays att f,,iov.
Ing req ucel prices: . LIS taIsngE, 3 ibs |t
euIrann 25c, ihs apples 2jc. lDs 0 crack err
2bc. q IDS OF iren.h prlnes. 10 +v1tl tgas,nrt.
ed Jeliy %, lOs aprie butter 70. 4 Ifr3 WeI,b's
mfnce meet @5c, choice Jc. sssi esg rsts,n, ~
choice Il cls. sultanna rAislnslt., ro~gtat.,-
!3c, c'tron 2Sc, oralge and len0I peel 10 t.,s
Bakers corn ic. tomatoes - Cd Ni5yara
corn lOc. 4 lbs p. and q. OelI1e soan gsc ,.
sand soap 4c. bleacher O., Olelae soanL =
IDS buc&Wheat 2tc. New crop, n. OrlGan3
molassess5e golden drips, lsc. whits l5r ajI'
verdrop l2c, : II. molasses 7c. Teas SDc, Enr
4Oc. is 1ne, our jJc We guarantee. Uoif,o l2n
our l5c. IS fGir, &c IS extra best. fig 25c
laguyra s6c. nar4cdbO. 25c. santos 2sc. ava
So Table peaches ljc per can, pto peaches
lie. Sweet CIDER &c, gt. chow chow, pIcxieI
onions, c4ulhowor il buckets and qtl4nfi,y
10 suit the buyers, also a iull auOrtincrt Gt
Amondt. p!ums pIunelias, walnut8, cher.
ries, Diack berries Glan 0errins. eLc. Dur ac
nour Is sond, our flour at 65D we yrarart en
Will refund the moaey when not satisfactory
,o,, P,J. FORD
i1Ioz" Front and Madison SJs,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Burglary Alarm.

John F. DOugherty, NJ. 33 Lord St.
has taken the agency for tie sale oil
Decker's burglar alarm, ard Is prepar,
ed to accommodates all who nay wish
to take precautionary msas ure3 against
night prOwle;s. Wien the door OF
which it is placed, opsns, Ac4p is ex-
plodsd making report lo01 enough
to wake up ths soundest slsepsf. L
costs only 25 cent?.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
,.o,,v ro rur GRAND CENTRAL.

NOME TO THE GRAND CENTRAL
" Depot, los e. sixth street, where you
can buy everything at tue lowest hEafs;; 80 80
da crackers ies. q, honiny 30: at, Ca'ii9tnle
honiny Tc. at, breakfast honiny &c. ,. to,s i
state butter soc. b, equal 70 inest print ent
ter; good butter $50, Hsckers seh raisihs
eakes 3Oc. al, We have the whitest saear ana
the best tea and coffee IN tnis city ior me the
price; rs French prunos I6e, rs rice 29e'
1 Ms Germ starch 25:, 2ca as table peaches isc,
gallon can peaches 2so, Georgia paisea
peache, la 1, lbs eVspsrated spalss 2sc'
ali brands tomatoes Ice. can, enest efanoei
ries 2Sc, alnonds, paper she lea 30; .. oon0 sa
on AND Zee for yourselves that Thomas d.
Wier is tne man TO sell goods at the lowesI
fgure; nus Irish cuee ,sc, another .ot o
James Drew's early ross potatoss, and SOU
krout at Sc qt. Granger store ls3 +; 20 on o.
Jsn4tat l. m WIEN
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
U,fArnn 70 This.

The unbiased opinions Of s''
most intelligent medical ne.
country and Europe support d
ment that Kidney. Wort is IL
discovery yet for curing sA'
liver troubles, piles and COW;
1t acts on both kidneys and
the same time and thus cIs'
wbels system.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
SECOND EDITION.
MEnnING PREsHNTs.
Now Br. WiIIara spriager snG his
Young bride were Remembered.

Young bride were Remembered
The REPUBLICAN has already noted
the wedding yesterday Of DR.. Willard
Springer to Miss Rita L Springer in the
West Presby' 'i1 church, but owing
TO the early hOGc the paper went 10
press no mention was made OF the n1-
merous presents made 10 the bride and
groom after the happy couple had re'
turned from the church % the residences
of the brides parents. Principal among
these presents were the following A
fine set Of surgical Instruments from
the friends Of the groom, MessrS. K. D.
and James c. Morrow, John Mcleod, L.
n. Barr, q P. Psarce, OF ST. Paul,
Minnesota; Willard Pyle, c. (. Smith,
z. C. Townsend, II. VI. Garrett; from
the same gentlemen, handsome toilet
set to the bride from Henry Eckel,
half dozen silver spoons; from Mrs.
NJ. K. Rossitsr, q silver cake basket;
from Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow, a
walnut work table from Dr. /. a.
Brown, set Of silver knives, forks and
spoons; from Edgar Springer, brother
OF the bride, silver castor; from Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon, g. dozen cut-g lass
goblets from Charles Baird, OF the
Board OF Education, half a deZen silver
spoons; from Miss Elizabeth Springer,
q like present.; from Z. J. NenDari,
Bsq., Of Saginaw, Michigan, Scrbuer's
latest Iortiol,sn Of woOa cu;s, from Dr..
Howard 0. 0gle, q marbit-tcp table
from Mr.. aud Mrs.. J. 5. Wiley, 3 si!-
yer fruit stand; fran Mr. and Mrs
Snow, Of Baltimore, like present from
L. T. Wilson, silver bouquet holder.
In addition to this the groom presented
to the bride rich goli cIaiu and lock-
ct, and received himself from tine TrGs.
tees Of the POsr handsome bookcase
and a secretary, in acknowledgment Of
his services as physician to ths Alms-
house.
The bride WAS also the recipient Of a
very gracefully presented gift from
the Rev. 7, L. Springer, Tor as he vel
coined her, the family at the conclusion
Of the marriage ceremony, he slipped
into her hand the gold coin he had re-
csived a moment before as the marriage
fee.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Flags aa& EaeEcs

MES Rs. EDlroIs:-pleass say the
Catholic fair St E.kton will not close
until Eext Saturday evening, when the
contest between S2ysa q z. R. Post
OF Wilmington ard the CRJswsIl Post,
Elkton, t,r flag and army corps badges,
will Ss decided. The success u. com pet.
itor fer lays watch sla jewellery viii
be declared on Friday evening,
J. 5. z.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
PeFaonhI.s

We had the pleasure ofa call this
morning from Senator McWhorter o
St, Georges, and social chat with hin
on the subject of funding the Stat,
debt at s lower rate Of interest. Mr.
hcWhorter has had that subject com
mItted to a special joint COMMITTEES O
the Legislature and he Is determine ed
to push the bill through If possible.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Increased FuFre.

Parker, No. l03 Bast Second street
bss employed additional force and Il
now prepared to take of the beard and
hair Of all who may call with the leas;
possible delay. His saloon has been
handsomely dttei up and every thing
Ia In tip toy order. Cutting hair for
Children ia made a speciality. Call
and ses hir.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
temperance Thtg Kv.n,,r

A full meeting Of the Prohibitory
League will be held at No. 4 East 3rd
str'et this evening, at half past seven
Business of importance will be
brought before the meeting. All who
have tie temperance work at heart
are INVITED to come.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
A GnVeHnn. Ern

VI bVA AatA -
Governor Porter, OF lad.
married yesterday afternoon
Stone, daughter ola late wss.;
dent Of ChatSuqus county.
mony was performed at the
of Mr. Walter s. GurrilI, au M
bride. Among thoss presents
Albert Porter and Miss Ami.
the son and daughter Of !.
aroom, and General K. Stone,
OF the bride. The ceremony
formed by Raw. John F'e''
Lockpsrt, N, Y. The conp.s
indianapolis last night.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Not UrgantxpN Ypt

The Senate OF Tennessee not yss or
gsnizsd, there being q deadlock oe-
tween the Republican and the tsr
Democratic factions. Az . caucus Of th,
State Credit Democrats, On Tuesday, q
committee was apponted to confer WITH
committee " the Low Tax Democrats
relative to the future course of the par.
ty in the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Failing of q 200

A large shed roof at the ma
Of Jones' Guthrie on toe NJ
causvay though well sspPoi'
Vas thought, gave way ye,''
der ths accumulated vels A'
and fell TO the earth, crus1lD
riags is its fall. Mr.. Gp!4f'
ed his ioss at about $309.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
A Pastors Re1uanf.

Rev. lsaae M. Haldeman reoues.s
that the members OF the Teachero' As.
sociation Of tine Delaware Avenue Bible
school TO meet him in the church at
seven o'clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
FsFeul+n Homo


David RAnck, Joseph PsfE
Schwenok and Harry Whit
OF the Friendship Firu &
this city, have just rs!u,nei
cial visit to tEs Friendship r
pRny, Of Harrisburg. Tl'
were highly houoied dur!Gy !.
sshwsnck being made ls3!ei
monies ard White aooi nlnl
bail giyol by the Harris 'lrs 4
They we're provided witt aas
a. tEs Farmers Hotel, ani On
for Home they We're prsSras |
numbsr of State doGum5 lis
capital, a gams cock aud 4 t4.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Revival 3ervjoes'

Revival services are Or'nt
week at Scott N. Z. Chn'rL II
dag evening there will be ly'r y AZ,
vios. Meeting opening eacI y
7. 80 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06

When one knows a go21
should bs told ; and va do h.l
experisnce that DR.. Bulls Cout ;,
is the best remedy for couS u ~ .
we ever used. 1t only costs -
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
ghe GaIhOIie Fnjr

The fair being held in the Institute
Hall by the Catholics OF this ely for
the bGIGft o'this dioc- SO il JtiDE very
meageriy at.eaded. 1t ia quite p,sb~-
BILE that it viii close on SATURDAY eve
ming.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
rho Pvfeo Of Coal

Word was sent 70 this cit! !
ing from Philadelphl@ tina!
price Of coal in that city hiS
I'D to 81. The price in this
remaiaa ct $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Tho DaUh

A memorial service Of Thomas J.
hldTed will bs held in Mt. Lebanon N.
h. church Brsndywine Hundred on
Sunday morning next, the 9th inst,
At 1870 o'clock conducted by Rev.
Vaughn Saith pastor, assisted by ths
Rev. Samuel Hanos. All are invited
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Cor0nor's InvestlgatiOD.

Coroner Weldin went out to Centre.
vile this afternoon to investigate the
cause OF the death ofa colored girl.
The child lived with James Dilworth
and expired suddenly this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
The w. a. r. n

A business meeting ofthe W. G. T.
u will ba held tomorrow (Fridsv) ST.
ternoon at 1902 King street at 3 o'c!eck.
A foil attendance is requested.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
MARRIAGES.

SPRlNGER-S?RINGER.- III, West
Prss"ytarinn church, Oh The 6lh Instant.
by ths Re7. Thomas l.. Springer, a78istt d
ny Rev. "A. II. kstawtu. H.. Willsrt
Springer 70 Mss Eta 5 SEriZgoT Loth
OF tbs CRY.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
ml0etElBw Bu7 I

Ed7aId q. Bradford, j..
mingten's repreaen!a!!ye !.
set the business bal ~ a,
by the introduction Of (.
bills:
To provide for the organ,
State Militia, (,hl5 - Ia 4
bill Of last ssssi0U } TO G..
- OF chapter 50, Of lo
1852, as amended IN 1877
rate the German Library
Wilmington to renew Z.
tion an OF St. Gayy's Z
ciety, Of Wilmington t.
ton II Of chapter 20 Of
Code ; to amend section
the Revised Code - ~ p
10 amend chapter I'll, "
Laws OF Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
FIFTH EDIrIOI
OsUsT OF ArpEI,,,,
what was Done Y,,,,
Crumltsh ,.

what was Done Ye,,.,.
| cramiish Ca..
Special Correspondence. Oftps D..
DsyEs, Dec. 5.h.--Ip ,l.,
Appeals to-day, arsumsp, G' n
case Of yesterday was fpI,S.,
decision reserved.
The ease OF Thompson '. :,
vas taken mp this sitsrpoo,, D., y !
whitley appearing 70, y +,
BATS for respondent. T.i, !,
peal frsn the Court Of ct,' =
New Castle. -
Information was Glei by .
nsy General st the rslA,,,y. :, :,
children OF one john TfDm,. y
citizen and alleged to have !. I
compos nentis' a. the tins y y
his will, 70 set aside q al
IN ads 10 other Of his Oh .It,,,
On motion the solicitor :,
this information, d. .d.i
grounds were good, bat 4. %,
tbs u amend BY chanc =,
ton into . bill BY sucE. I, :.
Thompson.
The right 10 amend IS La,
tion before the Court.
The Hollis- -Vapdegfif. .,.
the next before thsir aoa y,
In the case Of CrumlltL ~. :
ware X. 4 Co. soon 70 CON.
Bradford, Rsq., OF ILH4l.,
appear for Crunlish. lsa.
glns was originally in ~
withdrew. attsr hecom. aQ ...
Mr.. Carter in buying tLe-.
at tho time when the rsa
CSrtsS and Col. McConb .-
trol thereof was going o..
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06

In those advanced stages of bro, @ .is]
disease, where great organic decay pre-.
dudes the possibility Of restoration
Lr. Bulls Cough Syrup gives vsry
g. ateful ease and reliet to the we.ry
| ferer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
German Library Az

The society has now e.. 81.
volumes and the trustees
authorized TO purchase 3.
books. There Is nov aO5u Z
treasury. The newly,e.g.
are:
President--ChrlstOph Ia
Vice-president-peter !.
TreGsurer-E. P. Frye.
LibrRrian--J Fuekel.
Financial Secfetsry-Chr
Corresponding and Recor.
tary-Frederiok Bourbon
Trnstees-Anton Hauhr'
Freye and Frederick BOur4oa
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
LegEICcrDpll

- - . %
William l.. Thornton
Judge OF SullivRE c1uHr
on the GrseDba < li-kal
Democratic oppouolt, Be
have the eles!ioz SET l
ground that Thom,:s
ly Influenced yo.s;a W ,
elected, TO oorTay ts'ii.
to the county, which l.
Judge Osborne, o. .aa )
at Middletova, dayt1g
that Thornton is IL.
Bash is no. cntlIsl 10 tu.
Is vacant. A. I'll 4taa ].
several times, leg. o,G
expected.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
Fall and Winter.

| have laid in a very fine
assortment Of Cloths, Cassi
meres and Suitings, both in
foreign and domestic, for
Fall and Winter ear,which
| will make up at a very low
price. Satisfaction guaran-
teed both in make and fit.
Call and see me before yol
buy. L. HESS,
No. 4 Z. Third St
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
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HOLIDAY GOODS
Just opened.

Just opened.
FOREMAN wAREin Vases, Toilet
Sets, Smoking Seys, Cara Stands and bSG'
guet Holders
JAPANESE Il CHINESE GOODs in
Gloves and Handkerchief Boxes, Trays,
Cigar Holders, BIRDS, straw Toys, Tete q
Tete SETS, Screens and Fancy Articles.
Ornament grasses tor Christmas decora-
ton In natural c0lors and dyed extra isrge
Pampas Piumee, also Ene s;oeE ~ Chll.
drea's Tea and Dinaer SETS in decorated
china; Children's Sets. kniie, ioik, spoon
and napkin rings IN PLATED Tsis, entirely
new style.
All gi the abrys ara new 'reEh st0cS whi:h
Ne are Offering a. low prices, - close !9T aO'-
lt8y trade You are invited % cal! and IL.
agect Ou- stock ara prices,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
EiNAACAAL.
6 AND 8 PER CENT,

, ,r'Hett guaranteed. First mortgages on
:st pay2 10 seDi-&nuuGily. LJlps mads on
my ji'c-tAird Of tho Appraised vpluo OF The
N0porty. Security absolute and cnDie. Fr,.
|lcf Information and tuil particulars from
,, HAYES UR AE.ELER,
EasteTa tT Manager ci CHAS. P, BOLNhE
90, Topeka, Eas., - -
ET-a No. . West T:h street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
STATE HEALTH BnARn.

The report of the State Board Of
Health csnsists Of several papers on
sanitary and medical subjects and Ia
accompanied with bill approved by
the board providing for a registration
Of births, deaths and marriages. The
statistics are to be collected by the
county assessor.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06

Clean Your own Sio''
Trefouse kid-glove clssn"t sl''tI
cents, for sale by N. B. DAn'
pist, I'd and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
THE STATE LIBRAAILN's RRToEr

was read in both houses yesterday.
The library now contains 5000 law
books, $4,000 miscellaneous books and
! ,OCO pamphlets. Each year 500 vol.
nmes are added by interstate ex.
changes. The present spaces are all Tiled
and 300 volumes are piled on the floor,
there being no room on the shelves,
The report recommends the completion
OF al sets OF State reports, and than k
CHIEF Justice Comegys for his adv ice
and interest in the library. Mr.. Ken.
aey is candidate for Reelection. C,
Il. Williams aud Samuel Trui.t are his
competitors. Mr.. Ksnney has been a
most capable officer and there ia not
much doubt but what he will be re-
elected. That he should DO is plain to
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06

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during
Daily Republican., 1881-01-06
REPRIRvEs AND PARpoNs.

The Governor has submitted the fol-.
lowing list Of pardons and reprieves
granted since Il 0 eomne cement Of bis