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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Q BARRIERS in the Oil Regions.

F Is female barber in Bradford, and
not surprised that she has the hett OF
Ee; that men shave who never shaved
and who always shaved now shave
T.. Why, they just tumble o er each
| get al her chair, and the lucky man
Flghttns himself ou and puts himself
|lhe influence ut her ha ils rs ii she
2e'nale doctor. When she runs her
ffonnu his face aud tickleS him under
U with the iather brush it makes his
10" hot and Ais toes tinSle, while his
iickies like an elccric brush. Then
~ slips one arm under lis head and
p'd OF his OFF ear, and drass the razor
oid, he feels like paradise regalred.
Oh the nerves, but it's nice. Then
y MS face over tow ard her and leans
bringing his nose up against her,
ceeds to clean the off side of his head.
Tue time the man calls up all his pat
ana courage, recites the Declaration
endence, and d cams Of houris aud
IL Of the Old Man of the Mountain,
SO weak that he takes hair oil, bay
shampoo, and has his hair cut
foh City Derrick.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
A Balloon Excursion.

M1NNEApoIIs, Sept. 12.--Prof. Kings bal
loon, the "Great Northwest" after Initiating
with hydrogen all day, rose sluggishly at $50.
There was no wind and it was apparently
over-weighted with five journalists, signal
service .aen; seven persons in all and 500
pounds of baggage. After standing in
the air in full sight for half an hour when it
slowly settled between the bluffs near Fort
Smelling and came near landing in tree tops,
but they threw out large quantity ofballast
and it moved south as desired. He expects
to reach the Atlantic, sea bound, in few
days.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Shooting at Guittea11

WASHINGTON, Sept 12.-Sergeant Mason
who shot at Gutteau is still imprisoned.
There are some doubts as to the jurisdiction
of the Courts. 1t is not believed that he was
rumor wild from drugs, although no plans
for killing Guitteau has been discovered
among the guards. 1t is known they are
deeply hostile towards him. The officers be-
lieve Guitteau lied and was not at the cell
window but reclining when fired at. Gut.
teau exhibited the agony of fear some time
after the shooting. He has been removed to
another cell
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Desires an Investigation.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-John King, Jr,
who " as appointed Receiver of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad by John Drummond, las
written to that gentleman withdrawing his
recent resignation, because charges have been
made since he resigned that he used his DO
sition improperly to play into the hands of
the Is. u O. Il. r. He desires judicial in
Ees,ieation Supreme Court Justice Matthews
this morning, IN considering a motion to ap-
point a new receiver, said Mr.. Kings action
took the matter out of hanGs
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
SlainetO LOW ell.

LONG BRANCH, Sept. l2.-The President
slept well last night and his condition to,
day is more comfortable. Daring my alb
seuce fora short time DR.. ANEW and DR..
Hamilton will send you daily reports.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
New york Items.

NEW YORK, Sept. l2.--$lO,OO0 has been
collected for Michigan. There is general
movement to collect necrsSarics.
lie president of the Rio Grande railroad
sent the Stock EtchGRge a letter denying
there was any irregularity in the bonds is
sued.
Ex.Secretary Stuart of the Brookyn board
nf education is accused OF stealing 100000.
The missing man IS supposed TO have fed.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
The Chris stiancy Divorce Suit.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. l2.-The hearing of
the Cbrlstlancy divorce suit was resumed this
afternoon. EX-MiMiSter Christiancy was
present for the first time; his wife was absent
DR.. Ralph Walsh, family physician, was
called 'or the purpose OF proving acts Of cruel
ty. The counsel for the Senator objected as
his wife condoned the acts by living with her
husband afterward. The Chancerv Court
will be asked for a decision. In the mean
time the examination was suspended
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Hunt Favorably Impressed.

ELBERoN Sept. - Hunt called to-day
and was v"ry favorably impressed with the
Presidents condition. Boynton saysit is enc
Of the Presidents bright days. Doubtloss
there is an abcess on the right lung but not
aggravated. He thinks the patient can throw
it oil. 1t is not worse now than before lie left
W ashiI gton. 1t is caused by chronic blood
poisoning.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Guitteau's Stories

NAsHINGToN, Sept. 12.--Guitteau has
told two different stories about his position
when Sergt. Mason fired into his cell last
night. At first and when under exciteme Mt
he said he was on hls bed when the shot was
fired. Subsequently he said he was standing
at the window, but it is believed his iirsl
SatemeH at , true and he conc0cted the Sec
ond idea. Ii could give him more nOtoriety
if lie made it appear that he had L very mar
row escape.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
The Lung Trouble.

Lone BRANCH, Sept. l2.-The mclrins
bulletin had the effect nj allaying somewhat
the apprehension Of last night, but whether
The lung trouble will pass away or develop
into an abcess caunCt YET be predicted.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
From the Arric Ocean,

ST. JOINS, n. D., Sept. l2.-The steamer
irotens arrived from Lady Franklin bay, hay
ing accomplished her work. She brought
back the members of the expedition regarded
as unfit to endure tie hardships of an Artic
winter. There is much ice in LADY Frank.
lin bay. No tidtngs of the missing Jeanette
or of the search party.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
The Scull Race.

TORONTO, Sept 12.-The final heat in the
single scull race was rowed to-day, Ross
first, Conley second, Courtney third, Lama
fourth, Teneycke fifth. Lee didn't start.
The consolation race single SC ,ller, was won
by Trickett, Gardner second.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Telegram to K.irkWOCd.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2-- Secretary Kirk
wood this p. m. received the following taiu-
gram from Long Branch. signed by >ecre.
tary Hun; AID Post Master General James
'evorsthing IS encouraging. The President
looks much better, He passed good niyh'
and his symptoms are favorable
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Mass. Dem. State Convention.

BOSr0N, Sept. l2.--Tue Democratic State
tonyentio!, is called for Oct. 5lh at Worcester
committee Was appointed TO prepare and
forward to Mrs Garfield resolutions Of sy,n-
patty with h"r wounded and Sulerns hus-
band.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
A Land Slice

a =, Sept PA land slide occurred
I'D ,rng near the village Of Elm, Canton
1fe Two hundred people were killed and
buses destroyed.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-20
Cattle Dying.

EST +" PN, Ont, Sept. 12.-Cattle are re-
"be dying OH all sides on account of
D. .s,r FghC.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
A Jolly Sleign KIue.

Last night Samuel l.. Rastburns
bitched up his spanking team of tour
to capscious sleigh and took com
pany Of ladies and gentlemen out to
Newark where they for !he time being
became the guests Of John Lewis pro.
prietor of the Deer Park Hotel. Few
landlords know so we'll how to get up a
good snpper for company Of guests al
John lewis, but the company that sat
down to his richly spred tabls last even
ing were unanimously Of the opinion
tat Ge exceeded himself.
The evening was spent very pleas
autly and all enjoyed the sleigh ride.
The Register Of the hotel disclosed the
names Of those who participated as
follows: Frank White, Fred. Peoples.
Mary Lacklan, George Robinson, VIM,
Chandler, Maggie Mcdonnell, Emma
A. Coyle, Anna Johnson, Charles Z.
Griffith, Mary ]. Wheeler, Ell Wilson.
Ella Todd, Wm. c. Murgatroyd, Nellie
Lscklan, William Purnell and John W
q bson driver. aud Samuel l.. kAstburu
proprietor OF the team.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
ril,een Years OF Neddea Life.

The members Of the Asbury N. X.
church generally know how 10 give .
pleasant surprise. Al the conclusion
.of the servIcr', las. evening, . large
delegation OF the congregation proceed
ed 10 the residence Of Mr.. and MTs.
German D. Lincoln, M. G2j West
Third street, for the purpose OF eels.
bratipg the fifteenth anuiversary OF the
wedding Of that couple. The surprise
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Lincoln can be imAsin.
cd when the great crowd walked In
and, after exchanging greetings, hand
ed each Of them iauR, made OF about
gix turkey feathers, As tokens Of friend
ship. Mrs. Lincolu jokiugly remark
ed "It's wonderful WhA, changes .
lew years bring about hiIsen yearS
ago, W. had turkey; 10 night, tts
feathers alone" Hearing this lAmen-
tatlon the Sympathy Of thots pressnt
was nG,u:Ally Arju.ed. Something
better, however, wRS IN store, for Rev.
Charles HiIl, With smile peculiarly
his own, advanced With soms,hiug
which be hid behind bin. THIS
Something" reminded cur lpioTmer OF
times gone hy, when, entering hib
happy, country homr on cold, iros;y
after srGFsL ior rAbbttA, be
would hold his hands behind him, pre-
tending he had game wh.p ID reality
be had nonp Such, however, WAS not
the case with Mr.. M, for bis rabbit
proved to be beautiful, gold-lined
silver pitcher. This hr Pr-se ntsd with
an appropriate speech, hr. Lincoln.
being too fun Tor nt,srsnce, Mrs. Lin
coin, after becoming more composed,
responded In modest, yet becoming
manner. After singing, praying and
partAking OF r-ifrz zbmsuts, ihs com
pAny dispersed with wishes for ths
happinnsss and prosperity Of Mr..
LlLc0.n's household.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
A Call for o Sta, Q Convention

The colored people of the State are
determined to leave no means untried
by which better school facilities may
Oe secured for their children. The fol-
IOwipg call has just been issued for a
State convention of colored citizens 10
consider the question and to petition
the Legislature for better school facii-
ties.
To THE CoLoRBD MEN OF THE STATE op
DELAWARE
According to the authority vested IN
us by the action OF the State convention
held at Dover, January 18Th and 18Th,
1873, we most respectfully request You
to assemble at your usual places Of
meeting, and elect delegates to meet
in convention in the city Of Dover, on
Thursday, the 10Th day OF February,
1881, at II O'Clock, NJ. at Whatcoat
chapel, there to take into considera-
ton the condition and wants OF our
schools, and to petition the Legislature
OF the State for school rights.
WILLIAM +. BUTLER, Chairman.
s. V. B. CARTY, Secretary.
VIM. Grinage, WIN. York, Rsv. c. c.
Felts, Anthony Gould, Andrew Reed
Abraham Murray New Castle County.
Henry Spence, James Hill, Thomas
Brinkley, Thomas Betty, lewis Ham
ilton-Kent County.
William sipple, A. $. Long, |. Car
roll, VIM. Norwood, Allen A. Cirwithau
Sussex county.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
Catarrhal Poison,

Wei De Meyers wonderful Catarrh
Cure is new dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered( carriage paid)bs ID. II. Dewey
d Co, No. 40 Deyst New York. The ro.
markable cures which have everywhere re.
sulCed from the use Oi this preparation have
developed the startling TACT that no merely
local iestmept, like snuffs, douches, and H.
halations, can possibly reach or destroy ca.
&rrhal virus. The antidOtal elements D. So.
covered by Dr. Wei DE Bl eyer are absOt bed
throug heut he mucous membranous system
in two minutes time, thus forming Bn iLocu-
iatve and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar 10. and az unfalllng as,
vaccination. A "TPeaIise," with iuli
statements by the cured, Ia mailed free.
wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure Is W. rth ten
times its cost. Rev. Chas J. Jones, New
Brighton, l.. J." zone package cured me.
Rev. q H Taylor, l4o Noble.st., Brooklyn.
N, Y" at restored me to the ministry
Rev. Geo. A. Rets, Cobbleskill N. Y 1.-The
Temedy is a marvel Rev. A. p. Freese
Cairo, N, " 1t has been Of great value
TO me Rev. Olney Place, Massens, N. Y"
Rev, Geo. +, Pratt, st. Stephens Rect2ry,
PhiInda..etc. A real cure Of Catarrh for u 90
l1G9 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
EGlSTER'S OKDEE.
REfISTER'S OFFICE

NBw CASTLE COUNTY January 1851
Upon the application Of Andrew J. hosslp.
ger, Administrator OF l.. The ,dOre EgIinp
late OF W G. Creek Id. In said county decd
II is ordered and directed by the keyister
that the administrator aiUTesL Ktye notice
OF the granting OF Letters OF Admluist-atinH
upon the estate Of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, BY causing sdvertisemeniS IA
70 he posted within forty days from the dats
OF such letters, in six Of the most public planer
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate
" present the same or abide by anAAct OF Az
semblY In such case made and provided And
also cause the same 70 be inserted WITHIN ths
same period In the DELAwARB REpuBLIots
a newspaper published In Wilmington. ana
70 be csGtlnued therein three weeks. (eO1
- Given under the hand and Seal NJ,
Ls. Once Of the Register aforesaid st
~ New Castle, In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above w.itten.
y. G. BIGtfS, Register
NoT1CR.-Ali persons having claims aVainst
me estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested 70 the Administrator IN
or bel"re Jan 5, 1882, or abide the Act Of A.,
sembiy III suoh case made ana provided
ANDRE " j. HDSSINGER
Address:-Newark. Del. lana
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
Il A. u. Visitation.

Dupont Post, No. 2, G. A. R., Of this
city, will be visited on Thursday night
January 9Th, by about $50 members
OF one OF the strongest Posts IL Phila.
delphia. A camp fire will be held in
the room of DUPONT Post, where battle
scenes will be talked over, and song
and sen Dtiment will enliven tie even.
ing. After that the visitors will be
rAtioned in Army style either in Penn
Street Library room or some suitable
room on Marbst street. The lady
friends OF DnPOn' Post will hold A
meeting iu the rooms Of the Post on
Friday evening next for the purpose o,
organizing an auxiliary lady corps TO
assist not only in the entertainment,
but in those which may be-
LeLd afterwards.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
THIRD eDlT!UN.
Nh. AYARs sPEAkS.

what he hiss 20 sag About Deis-
ware Avenue ChnEeh In Defence
Of Himself.
Correspondence Of the Republican.
MBssRs. RDroRa regret very much
indeed TO have 10 ask room in your
columns Of to- days paper to deny the
assertion Of Mr.. Harry Rmnons in his
article Of yesterday, in which he says
| am equally responsible with himselI
and others for the inspiration and pub
licatioL Of the parenthesis which ap-
pears under the report Of the Sunday
School anniversary Of December 3lst,
1880. sm willing to be qualified, II
necessary, that did not know what
had been intimatsd, reported or writ
ten until l saw it In print the next
day. Now 10 explain: Mr.. Emmons
came To me on the night Of the enter
tainmsnt and asked me II had asked
the pastor 10 be present said that
had he then repeated the question,
aud / again replied thst had assured
ly asked him to be present. He then
said that he intended 10 touch him NJ
about 1t, and the next morning o. nine
o'clock he came 10 me and said that he
had been TO the REPUBLICAN office, bu,
did not tell Ds what he had reported OF
written. Several days after this he
came TO my house and frankly said
(after had asked him the question,
that he did write the article spoken OF,
and Furthermore said he was ready and
willing TO confess and take the respon-
sibility Of the matter, and | did, as he
says, advise him not to do 80 because
he had denied it. He then asked me
what | intended to do, and told him
that would resign as superintendent
OF the school, which l did that | could
not afford to and would not % mixed
up in the fight in which he had plung
ed the church and himself. | have
said some sharp, hard things both 10
Mr.. Enmons and others about Mr.
H4ldeman in connection with the
school, &C., and | frankly said so to
him (Mr. Haldeman) myself. ! be
lieved at the time | was right, but
siDcs Mr.. Haldeman has made expla-
nation to both Mr.. Emnous and my
self, concerning these things, viz; His
absence from the entertainment and
his apparent indifference to the school,
&C., aud |, like Mr.. Rmmons, agreed
that his reasons we're good and sufii
cient ones, and then stated 10 him
how ! had acted in the matter and
what | had said, and he had the
christian manliness to say 81 forgive
you," and rendered me every sat-
isfaction in the whole matter; and
say again that there is no difference
between Mr.. Haldeman and myself or
the church, whatever. This was set
tied in the church, where all those
things ought to be settled not before
the public, to their disgust, the shame
and disgrace Of the church, and to the
detriment Of christianity generally.
Now, Mr.. Editor, this is the first
and will positively be the last time
that | shall attempt to correc! any
thing that may be put in print con-
eerning me or my action in this mat
ter. Suffice 1t to say that whatever
responsibility have in this thing |
an ever ready and willing to assume it.
Yours, &c., P.B. AYARs.
Wilmington, Jan. 20, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19

s.,r.., s.,slop. is believed that 1T
,s was done further than slightly
,msDdlua the local option bill which
they proposs To INTRODUCES.
II is positively stated tonight mat
the Delaware Western Railroad Dill
gill be hvorAbly reported upon To-
morrow by the Senate COMMITTEES on
corporations.
The bill to repeal the " TAI on
teachers comes up tomorrow. NJ. T.
N. williams says he has hopes OF the
bill passing, by a small msiority.
Archibald Given Is here TO get the
Legislature to refund the i0,0oo he
Loaf on the New Castle county court
house. lie Ia likely TO set his money.
The only opposition comes from the
city Of New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19

TIVE NUMEROU' INVENTIONS OF
l. edison, Keely and other dlstlnp uis ed
per"us sve insignificant compared With the
iuvrrrl1n ot Or, V. K. STONE, the inven.
tor o ID tpepsid;" one ts a scientific improve
pert. tn other science TO save lie
never "riIrc since toe foundation OF the
w0r hHs lgLcine been placed b tore the
puOlc on i,s lure merit. First be7ause il
claims to ga'e on y a certain disease inste ld
Of hity as others do, and furnishes high proOl
that it does this Second it Is a compound
pi one Of our best physicians ana surgeons
who made dyspepsia specialiry,ior ten year
with rcw rd OF the only specific ever placed
before the people. bird, because our best
physic!ans prescribe 1t for their dyspsptic
latents, as DR.. amueJ Adams OF New York
city says am happy 10 say that the cure
Tor thai tearible disease dyspepsis, has a.
last beer found IN your 'Apepsis." and be.
ieVo /! Is your duty to put It beiore the pub.
nc.
Reader, have you dyspepsia, II 20 don't
'ai 70 get a bottle Of "Apepsia" " and AZ you
value your health and life, take nothing else.
Price per bottle 81 90, For RaIe whole.
,aie ana retail by u. James Belt, Sixth and
Market streets, and N. B DAni0rtE, Secon =,
and Mi ket streets. Also by all druggists.
l4n5 II
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
lIFFks BABqatlla

Mr.. K L. RnasI, p'pFs
'Bee Hive ttors -, s'il
and successor 10 kgVs4 /
gave his employee lrl'.
elegant supper al he CiFt
Monday evening. A tE y
pleasantly rpsut u Inilf
many luxnrirs tF'A I'd
Several very Rppsf'n
we're made by ii -mPey
An,ly aud b humofoa'Iy -
the employee VoA, ''if
music followed !n- ''F
amongst the pleasing 81
evening. All prr'sE,. az
selves deligA'st Si'l BE y
tertainment ami drp'h'.
spirits wishiug ih'.' ~
much success and FiaF
future.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
seth Feaaler for May or.

For the KepuUHtaH,
MEssRs. EDITORS: III the Republicans
of Wilmington want real popular
candidate for Mayor one that is from.
the masses Of the people, and one tha
is friend to the laboring man and tht
poor, they shonld nominate Seth Feas
tor Of the Eighth Ward. Mr.. Feaster
would get the whole Republican vote. a
large Democratic vote and would make
4 first class Mayor. FIRST WARD.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
Free Lecture.

The German Library Association will
give an entertainment on Sunday even
ing next, the 2Srd inst., at Herdman
Hall, No. 4 3. Fourth street. Mr.. C..
Clavty, an honorary member Of the As
ISOLATION, viii lecture on The French
Revolution.
The German sengerbund will give
most excellent music before and at the
= close.Of the lectare.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
Look ont for Your Dogs!

The time for registering dogs will ex
pire tomorrow. Those who have moi
yet their dogs registered should bavsi
done Immediately If they would hav,
them saved from determination BY
John Hunt, the city's dog catcher. Hum
destroyed over 1900 dogs last year
and II he would destroy an additional
800 this year he would be doing the
people and the city q great service.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
Hearings Before the May or.

Peter Cooper, John Pinkey and Pat
rick Hickey, who ~ere arraigned at the
police court this morning on the charge
Of drunkeDness and disorderly conduct,
were each fined three dollars and costs.
Isaac Church, charged with like
offence, was fined two dollars and costs
.kahn Glenn was held in the sum Of
5000 bail to ami wer at court the charge
Of selling liquor without license.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
Mankind's FavOrite Pills.

pr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills tsuga,
c0ated) move the bowels easy BY acting dL
rectiy on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy ac:ion OF the liver.
in doing this, headache, neuralgia. pains I'm
the right or ieit side or thiOugh the limbs
Indigestion, cosuYeness, SICK stomach, weaE
bach, dissiness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, bilIou ness. general
weakness and other bodily intrmities are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
ooweis s oostive' a splendid easy, purgative
depot, 4th md King Ste. Philadelphia 6o2
Arch street, Sold by deaie:G. LII
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
SECOND EDITION.
rne pr.lllDilorS League.

This organization keld 9 meeting in
the Morrow Bnildipg last night, but
nothing definite was transacted. A
desire was expressed in favor Of getting
tbs new Court House In which to hold
a temperance demonstration. Resolu
tions sxpr essipg sympathy with and a
determination TO aid the State Temper
anoe Alliance in It's efforts TO secure
local option were passed. A committees
was appointed to prepare Q bill to re-
strict the sale Of intoxicating liquors il
local option fails to become Law.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
To bs EnliEb's'''1

The tax payers Of I Nj, N.,is
Clay Creek, sn4 r'n,' n, S;r
are pursuing the r'sa, s.aa,,,,.r||
TO keep their rePT'.',%S ,,Sri
Legislature posted 10 ~ IA A
legislation they need ttoa.',,rll
they may properly in','ErJ
have called q meetins = s,h|
Exchange building +, I'D
Saturday eventng' %',i,s1 "
Cooch aud RsprsssH' ,.,,A
| E,s,burn have been - a
will there be told VIA . a
what Is expected o. 'l'''
lature.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
Revival Services.

Rev. J. Il. Caldwell, assisted by the
very jealous revivalist Rev. Thomas j.
Prsttyman, are conducting series OF
interesting revival services in the St.
Paul N. Z. Church. The interest TAX
en- in the eetings Is deep and is spread.
ing. Mr.. Prsttymsn will preach each
night this week. On next Sunday
there will be an all-day meeting.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-19
namn,InK the loantI

Levy Court Conn, s'.'s1'i
yer stepped bowins 'DiH
REPrgLICAS ohcs 'e''''F
as that the county 5o""
removed from NV Co"
Offices In the prT Wv"
Thursday pezt be l,'1
sixtsen furniture ci'' !"
Of oArting the books N
take yssk or so TO AiI'a
In their prospective '''n ",
are brought over, ta' Wv, nJ
ranged in time foF '41 f,.'
Of Court which 'ouu'l",,
Of the month Wien .I.., ",
all removed, the ta,'',a ~
win give the required dSa .a's I
the oonsummStion " u, y =
the court house aud Tue ~
county reeordt,