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Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Local Llnklet8.

The tickets for the Little Harry
Yacht Club socisble, to be given in the
HerGuan Building on January 18th,
will be sold for fifty cents.
Right Reverend Bishop Becker has
taken out letters testameptay on the
estate of Henry Bleyer, deceased.
Water renters should pay their wat
ter rents this month. Recolleot that the
Office is at the southwest corner OF
Sixth and King streets.
II horses could speak they would nc
doubt tsll how glad they were that
slsighing had got black eye.
Get your dogs registered by the Goth
or they will fall into the hands Of ca
nine exterminator Hunt.
Harry Morris, who was injured by
the Lsmokin accident, suffered very
much the first of the week but he is
improving now.
The new Castle County Mutual In.
surance Company will hold its annual
meeting next Monday evening at ~
O'Clock.
The jefferson Club is preparing for
a demonstration next Tuesday night in
honor OF the re election of Bayard to
the United States Senate.
Ingersoll is coming again to the
Opera House SONS time in March.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Big Farms on the Pacific.

The Mammoth Farm" Of the Black
lock Wheat Growing Company Of
Washington Territory, comprises co..
600 acres of land, of which 25, 900 acre.
are fenced. Ground has bsen broken
for crop which is expected to foot ur
betw osh 800, 900 and 4O0, 900 bushels
Another large farm Is that of Dr..
Hugh J. Glenn, of California. 1t Is in
ia Sa ram NO Valley, and comprises
IS 900 acres, Of which $4,000 acres
we're in wheat this year. The owner
had provided $50, 900 sacks, each hold
ing 40 pounds, bnt at last reports they
promised to be unequal to the task Of
holding the crop. DR.. Glenn has his
own machine shops, blacksmith shops,
saw and planning mills, ect.
He manufactures his own wagons,
separators, headers, harrows, and
nearly all the machinery and imple.
ments used. He has employed fifty
men in seeding aud l50 in harvest, 200
b cad OF horses and mules, ffty-fve
grain headers and other wagons $50 set
OF harness, twelve-twelvs-foot headers,
Ave sulky hay rakes, twelve igat.mule
cultivstors, four Gem seed sowers,
eight Buckeye drills, eight mo wers, one
forty eight inch separator, thirty-six
foet long aud thirteen and a half feet
high, with capacity OF ten bushels
per minute; one forty inoh separator,
thirty.six feet long; two forty feet ele
vstors for aelf'esder, one steam barley
or feed mill, and two twenty horse
power engines. The forty eight inch
ST ara,or ,hrashei, on the Sth OF August
1879 5779 bushels OF wheat.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
A Mesn wi,minsroB Thief.

The Cecil Wing says: The meanesl
piece Of thieving wa ever heard of-by
which citizen of the Fourth district
was made the suferer--occurred In
Wilmington, on Friday night of last
week. On the evening Of that day, Mr..
William Ritchis, residing near Cowan-
town, drove to Wilmington, where be
is in the habit Of attending market,
with his load, ready for the next davis
sales. He had a quantity Of eggs, but
ter, poultry, &C., all packed in a heavy
box in his covered wagon, apparently
securely locked. He selected his stand
upon the curb, as is customary, and
placing his wagon in position unhitched
his horse and took him TO the stable
and then retired to rest at his hotel,
as he had done many a time before,
little dreaming of what was in store for
him on this particular night
He was up before day the next morn
ing and after breakfast hastened to his
wagon to unpack and display his stock
80 as to get the early customer, when to
his dismay he found that some one had
anticipated him and broken open his
box and carried of its entire contents
butter, eggs, chicken, turkeys and
all-with the exceptions of one lone
gobbler.
How the thief came to leave this
much behind is a mystery, and where
the vigilant police were at the time OF
the robbery is another oonuudrum.
Mr.. R. could do nothing but make the
best of an unpleasant situation and
drive home with empty wagon and
pocket book. 1t is supposed by some
that the thief left the one turkey 80
that Mr.. R. would mot be without
funds with which to pay his his lodging
billfor himself and horse-a thoughtful
thief, to be sure.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
sare "a TOO Far,

\ On Tuesday night last just before
gthe play comnerosd in the Opera
( lIionss. 4 prominent Auctioneer and a
IAry eoods man oeonpied couple OF
|brchessra chairs and we're rehinlng
hack II an angIs of about torty-fve de-
arses anxioualy awaiting the advent OF
somsthing good. They had not long TO
wait. The chairs tired ofholding tnelr
lrsclining load, absmptly severed their
sonnection with the floor and preeipi'
ta.sd their live contsnts backwards on
the next row ot chairs, much to their
surprise and muoh to the amusement
III the audience.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
NEW CASTLE.
The Annual Charity Entertain.
ment Of the Minstrel Troupe Last
NfKhg-A Grand kDceasn

ment Of the Minstrel Troupe Last
Nfghs-A Grand snceess.
The third annual charity entertain
ment OF the Amateur Minstrel Troupe
took place last night in the new Opera
House. The fret part was in the usual
style, local in its hits, striking live
subjects, and the constant flow of wit
from W. W. Vantine, bones, and l. B.
Mahoney, tambo, kept the audience in
the best of humor.
my Highland Katy" as sung by C.
W. Gibbons, "The Lark in the Air."
by G. A. Darrah, and ~ am King DER
Land and Sea-" by L. q. Armstrong,
we're the best solos ever rendered in
the Opera House. The end songs were
fully up to the standard of the best,
and an appreciative audience, by their
well timed applause, seemed to cause
the singers to vie with each other for
the laurels.
The orchestra, nnder the leadership
OF +. 5. Duncan, consisting OF pieces,
vas far superior to that usually at your
Grand Opera House. The orchestra,
by the way, is one of the features or
fortes of the Amateurs.
The Lancashire clog, by A. J. Taylor,
was very fine, and considering him an
amateur and his first public appear
ance, it was grand success.
"The Essence Of Virginia." by w.
sprague, was q very characteristic
negro plantation dance, done in good
style.
The Temple quartette, in their mu-
sical se.eetio! 8 struck a spypathic Ord
and were encOred and again recalled.
Their singing was to use q mild term
grand and the amount Of praise meted
out to them by the music loving audi
ence was all that could be desired even
by the ablest artist on the operatic
stage.
|. 3. Vantines, bellophone solo, rend-
ering Home, Sweet Home, Yankee Doodle
and Auld Lang Syne upon common
fire bellows was an ingenious musical
festure. The sketches, q good nights
rest, and ghost in q pawn shop, were
placed upon the stage in fine style.
The only drawback to the whele affair
was the size of the audience, for q
cause like this for the "benefit of the
poor" the house should have been
filed to overfowing, whereas the audi
ence was not over 200.
To the Hall Company too much
praise cannot be given, they having
donated its use and aside from this
purchased two rows Of reserved seats.
Why this great apathy on the part of
50 many is to us zone of those things
which no fellow can tell" The audi
ence We may say was made up almost
exclusively Of our charitable citizens,
those who upon every occasion may be
relied upon to lend their aid to the
suffering and needy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Etna RlcluHAA.

Mr.. Beerwald, the photographer, who
opened studio at No. 3O7 MGrka,
street, this city, few months ago, GER
tainly is meeting with great encourage
ment. He has now placed on exhibition
in Sinoock's window under the gallery,
q very handsome frame Of photographs
of membars OF the Weccacoe s. F. Z.
Con pany of this city, which for excel,
lent workmanship and neatness in de-
sign is we'll calculated to increase hia
trada
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Water Mg Last.

The city water has at last been in
trod duced at Riddles Banks, twenty-five
houses, including that Of VIM. Field,
being supplied with water from the
Rodney street basin, at a rental of $7e
Der year. The arrangement Is good
investment for the city, since, upon
$3.50 spent in extending a water main
to Waw aset street, an interest Of over
20 per cent. per annum is received. In
all Mr.. Field has laid 2,263 feet Of pipe
in connection with this work, at
cost for material and labor of a little
less than 81, 900. In addition to the
hydrants for domestic purpt ses, three
fire plugs have been put in at the
Rankg.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Lfaion 20 Thla.

The unbiased opinions Of some Of the
most intelligent med cal men in thi:
country and Europe support :le stats
ment that Kidney Wort is the Creates
discovery yet for curing kidney auG
liver troubles, piles and constipation
It acts on both kidneys and bowels a
the same time and thus ol,anses tn,
whole system.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
sPrUxKY. mENTION.
R1lalX1A - Apples.


N. i. Jannhyip. a03 King st., head
quarters ior pIodu<s, foreign fruit, ap-
plas, potatoes nnd piekles. Potatoes a
speciality. he u non offering his extra
stock Of potatoes, euAranteed clear OF
frost. Rose, Peerless and BurbanRs,
ali put in before cold weather. Rose
and Burbanks, a. peK bu5hel. Peerless,
$50. per bushsl. la No. ! stock.
nr. aisnrns, vghise PuImOnio
E3nlnnm,
the famous throat snd lung remedy
IL ccnspmp,lon. n here is any chance.
for the AiiIioiu;, Il eertainly is in this
remedy. 50 css. and 81. Main depot,
4th and King fhila., 602 Arch street.
Sold by beat dfuggists.
nj. iDarn,on
viii visit 0nr city On Tuesday next and
will ~ vim ns fol- a short time. He
can b found u The boarding house OF
q. u. U&y, G0S Market street. Exami-
nations and copsultAtions free.
Batter.
We aro selling choice roll butter at
~ cenlS hy the roll and % cents cut,
a (larton's, Gixth and Poplar streets.
We M none but gsn uiDs butter.
xas1s Cutting.
~ mothers We would say take your
curly haired listls darling to Charles
Smith, the sccemmodating barber at
Nos ExSt Third street.
ssRuck,"
10 the hsst piciorial Published in the
world IhIs years numbers will ex'
ceed IN nthere. For sal, by all news
BlA|r'H Wheat Food, Papoma and
N6tri1& NJ W far the best food for
infants 111 In7alids. Get them good
and ffeo a [ar.msn's, cor. Fifth and
Poplar stfssl1
Pbysioieus pre3criptions carefully
and sccuxsl8lJ oom pounded at sll hours
4, of The day n u<ght, at Taylor & Fuller,
tons DruHfIa& and Apothe, ,ariss, 302
King ssrsdi.
D' Oall a. ri. B. Metzner, 10S Bast Sd
street lo< 4 lean shave, hair cut OF
1hen4pQ0s /eing a specially. Tobacco
and oIE111 80 quality, constantly on
S011cttlH1 New ! Durham Plug,
grand, uo5I1 md mellow chew, knock.
Ing Aeb&oc| Higher than kite. Chap
man soIp a3ent, 4th and Shipley SITS.
Diainfoo|1rls TO ward off smallpox,
for halo M N. B. Danforth, Druggist,
6soond ard NArkst streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
ImDnrIAMH.

W. NJ. Kennard & Co. will offer dur.
ing the next thirty days the balance o.
their entire stock of dress goods, cloakt
and dolmaus very much below former
prices. Buyers who have not made all
their winter purchases will do we'll tc
make q special examination Of this at
,ractive Offering at 62l Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

The v i'll of the late Jo'eph 7 Armour
OF Chic go, probted yes srdav, leave:
800, 900 for the establishment of q
mission church In the most thickly
populated part Of the city.
The employers at the new hat factory
in Eatontown, New Jersey, struck a
few days ago for higher wages. Their
places have been filed by new hand,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
xaek,s Kleral Guido

This work Il bstore us, and those
who send tsnSssnts " James Wick, Ro-
chester, IN. Ii, fox a will be disappoint.
cd. Instead u getting q cheap thing,
a. the prioe would seem to indicate,
they will resolve 4 very hand some work
of 112 pa4eS, and psrhaps 40 illustra-
lions. cr ths very best CalAndered pa
pser, and q 3 sat Of TO the whole, q
bsautiinl ooiored plate that is worth
twiee the psiss d The hook.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
TIE GRAND Army.
A state Department OF the q. A. ".
Organised Last NiKht-The ON
GERS Elected.

A State Department Of the q. A. u
Organized Last NiKht-The ON
Gers Elected.
The requisite number OF Grand Army
Posts having been organized in Della
ware 10 entitls the State to 0 depar:
ment Of Its own, the necessary arrange
ments were made, and last night wa
Appointed as the time for the organizs
tion OF the department. The meeting
was composed OF three delegates from
each Post In the State, and was held a
the headquarters Of DUPONT Post, No
2, in the McClary Building. Ajjutan
General Robert B. Bssth representing
the Commander in Chief, Louis Wag
ner, Of Pennsylvania, was present OF
the part Of the National organization
On the part Of the provisional depart
ment Of Delaware, there were present
R, C. F-aim, provisional Commander
John Wainwright, senior vice-Com
mander Joshua s. Valentine, junior
vice. Commander /; W. 8. McNair, As
sistant Adjutaut General W. Y
Swige.t, Assistant Quarter master
General and Zachariah Pickels, John
y. Frock, Frederick w. Taylor and
John Carroll OF the Council Of the STATE
of the Provisional De,
psrtment.
The following delegates were pres
ent from the ports named:
Smyth Post, No. DIR. Oliver Bliss
Pusey w, Jackson and R. p. c. McDo.
we'll.
DUPONT Post, No. 2.-Jossph 8
Whesler, DR.. J. P. Wales, &. Il. Gregg
and William O'Conner,
Torbert Post, No. 3 Dover, Del.
George v. Massey and William X
Smyth.
Sumner Post, No. 4. Lawrence y
Fisher and Simeon Hood.
Post s, oiNew Castle, James A. Price
Joseph K. Robertson and William Y
Smith.
Post No. 6, Of Dover, Charles G Pat
ton.
Professional Commander R. c. Prain
presided at the nesting.
The following officers Of the State de
partmsnt were elected.
Department Commander-W. 8. Nc
Nair, Post l.
Sr. Woe mander-JoshuS 8. Val
entine. Post No. /.
Jr. Vice Communicative. Z. Smith
Post No. 3, of Dover.
Medical Director-Dr. J. P. Wales
Post No. 2.
Chaplatn-The Rev. W. Il. Var
Horn, Post No. l.
The Department Council Of Admins
tration were chosen as follows : DAME
Ross, Post No. A. p. Osmond, Pos
No. 2 John II. Klingler, Post No. 3
Simeon Hood, Post No. 4 George M
Riley, Post No. S.
George V. Massey, Of Post No. 3, wa
chosen Deleg gste-at Large to the Nation
al Encanpment to be held at Indian
apolis in June next, w. Y. SWiggstt, o
Post No. 2, being alternate.
Adjutapt- General Beath installed
the officers elected, after which al
open campfire was held in the room.
After the adjournment, the newly
elected officers and a number Of othel
g. A. R. comrades, probably 80 il
number, went to the house OF Post
Commander McNair, and were pleas
antly entertained until after midnight
There we're music. impromptu toast
and a general good time.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
over the Hiils TO tho Poor Heuse.

Julia Wilson, colored, said to be los
years of age, and probably the Oldest
person in Chester county, was sent to
the Poor House on Tuesday. She is
totally blind, and lost ber husband
some years ago, since which time she
lived alone at Parkesburg, subsisting
on charity. During the recent cold
weather it was found that she could
not keep up her fires, and for this rea,
son she was sent to the aims. house.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Tn 0 w cath eE.

War department, Office OF the Chic,
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. Isl
q. m.
Indications for Ssturiay-For the
Middle States, occasional light snow
followed by colder, clearing weather
winds generally from north to west
and rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Tho Reign of Love.

The last sermon of the series "Agape;
or, the Reign Of Love-" will be preach
ed by Rev. Geo. R. Kramer tomorrow
morning. The sermon was to have
been preached last Sunday, but was
po stponed on account CT the storm.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
saved n or Life.

Fellows Syrup OF Hypophosphites
saved the life of my wife, after her case
bscams apparently hopeless from tub
cdlar consumption. Fellows Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphite5 will rapidly
improve the weakened functions and
organs of the tidy which depend for
health upon voluntary and involuntary
nervous action. Il. l., HARDING,
Nel3onVille, O.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

Cold is antagonlstic to health, Undue.
ing coughs and other dangerous bron-
chial diseases, which quickly yield to
the soothing yet positive influence Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 Ots'
o bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

Commercial travellers and others
subjected to sudden changes and expo,
sure, should be provided with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the quickest and
best remedy for the relief and cure of
colds. Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
n U1.1ls Dumpty.

Niok E6hsris' Humpty Dumpty
hyoupe VA 1rested with large audi
snoS st ihe Opera House last night
Nuoh j&nnh III wns caused by the com
Iorl aot|o1s ~ ~ clowns Grimaldi
pronin iva Pedro. ri Nino Eddie,
< tiaht r1oe 6riist, performed some diff
noait fsaIs IS IIksNise did Charles Um'
IW<z. liz u&1 serpent, and the Ashton
Er6thefS t1a oslebrated gymnasts
prsnk Haih, No mimic, was loudly
sppIaudsd. The performance Of Joseph
Iiendo1A; piok Heno and the Ashton
Ibroshsxs On the hQrjsontal bar WAS very
|iniersstinf and Mszsmuch appreciated
Tkken W 4 whpio The entertainment
VaB very good !
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the great remedy for all female
complaints, for sale at Ladies' Depart
ment of Belts Pharmacy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

Each House of ths State Lsgisl ature
will ballot for . United States Senator
on Tuesday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
hIRie eEIMs EheT,nOmeasr

At the RRPUBLCAN office, on Saturday
morning, Jan. Is:
| 7 O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, IL O'Clock
100 l5o 250
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

At eight O'Clock yesterday morning
the temperature was l8 degrees below
zero at Chicago, and "a below at St.
Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

y Hev. Q1ox<n R. Kramer will preach
~ the 91afA A House at 2.30 o clock to
mcrroN 4iitl1oon, in answer 10 Colo
mel Robsft q Iugersoll, sermon on
s'Alethia VII our Blessed Faith" Per.
sons wili ~ admittad free, mt q 0 !.
lsctIon f0r nc new chur,h of the
HouaehoM of Faith will b. trksA up.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
IA Gard.

I0 nll *1e 1y4 sutlering from Tie errors aua
lnn<1@ <<lQn1 1ot youth, nerv ,us weakaoSs
eAxl{ 01-| |1H OF manhood, etc., will send
{Qu y x4| U&t will cure YOU FREE DF
tAAA@3 10 great ronio ly was dts .oV
N ~! 1l0nary In 8 uth Amedca
tn4 4 Dssed enyelop, 10 the Rsv
" 0nfH Il1.EkN, Station d., New Yorl
MANA / <lb.ly.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
LEGISLATIVE PR0CEEDINGs.
Giving the Governor AddstiOnal
POwoR-COuFt HOIs1 MsmOva'
BiiI Amonded-Tax ON Teachers
Removed, ote.

Gfvfug she Governor AddstiOna
feweR--Coart nO"s1 Msmosa
BiiI Amonded-TRx ON Teachers
Removed. ote.
The following Senate and House pro
oesdings of Thursday afternoon should
have reached us In time for publication
in the first edition, but were inadVert
emily delayed:
Especially reported for the Republican
sBNATE-APTERsooS SESSION.
Dover, Jan. l3.-Mr. McWhorter in
troduosd resolution to the effect thai
the Governor, in his discretion, employ
counsel 10 defend any person or per
SONS now under indictment or who
may be hereafter indicted in the Dis.
trlot Court Of the United States in Viii.
mington, charged with interfering with
U. s. MARSHALL On the day OF the last
election, and who we're on that day
acting in the capacity Of peace officers,
aud he is hereby authorised and en-
powered to draw upon the State Trea.
surer for a reasonable compensation
for any service that may be rendered
under his direction. This was laid
over for one day under the rules, on
motion of Mr. Belts.
The House bill TO amend the act fol
the removal of the seat of justice in
New Castle county was passed under
the suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. Belts introduced the bill to
amend the act for the raising Of reve'
nue. for the State and county.
Notice of the following bills were
given:
By Mr.. Belts, to re-ineorporate the Ar
tiEans' Savings Bank Of Wilmington.
By Mr.. Belts, relative to the Marsh
Hope Improvement Company.
By Mr.. Conoway, to amend chapter
1873, Revised Code.
HoUsB-AFrERKoos sRssEoN.
The act extending the time for re-
cording private acts was passed.
The act supplementary to the act fol
the removal of the seat of justice o.
New Castle county was Rad first time
and under a suspension Of the rulet
was read second and third time and
finally passed. This is to allow the
present Building Committee OF the Levy
Court 10 go on and finish the work or
the new Court House, some doubt ex
listing as to the right OF the members t
hold Office after the last election.
The House adjourned to meet tomor
row morning at 8 O'Clock.
sBNArB-MoRENG sBssI0N.
DOVER, Jan. 14.-The following bills
were passed:
To lay out public road near Bridge
Vile to lay out new road in N. W.
Fork hundred.
Mr.. Harrington introduced bill In
relation to the Marsh Hope Improve
ment Company.
The bill to amend the act for the re
uoval of the seat of justice OF New
Castle county was enrolled and signec
by the Speaker.
HoUsR-MoRNING SESSION.
House met at 9 O'Clock. The bill Il
take off the 81 tax on teachers was re-
ported upon favorably by the Commit
tee on Education, and 7. H. Williams
moved that it pass the House on thirc
reading. Mr.. VanBurkalow opposed
the bill and was vigorously replied tt
1 n AHNR
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Grusn bleFs.

1t requires no special genius to be a
grumbler some one has said but show
US, please, the first person not a
grumbler when suffering with face ache
or neuralgia, MIR. J. J. Kline, Rast
Berlin, Pa, writes in this wise: "Some
time ago, Mr.. Michael Trostel, of Para
disc Township, Pa, visited my store
and complained Of suffering with tooth
ache and neuralgia in the face. Hap
penipg 10 have q bottle Of St. Jacobs
Oil open, l induced him to rub his face
Herewith. 1t acted 30 quickly that
VIXEN he lett all pain had vanished.
He took q bottle of the Oh for his wife,
who was sick bed with rheumatism.
Scarcely two weeks had passed, when
my friend and his wife returned, happy
over the result of the Oil, as IL had
cured her almost instantly"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

Tnr DEuodaxTy lp ths Legislature ia
vor tho employuest oi an Attorney to
defend ths violAlosa OF the Federal
election lsTa iA ~ State courts, but
thsy:rsfuss V sspssl the tax of 81 on
reaohsrs vho lzbor for $50 a month
nbons iouf months j year. That is Del
Y, 80 Dat,0o ~
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

has Just passed the
..i <. Ipfencs to the Court
.nturns Mr.. Silver le.
1.,s 4 f ||nanship Of the Com
N n. I111I|1es the illegal acts Of
4 <,c.-| 4. IIsss ~ their time expired
. (<.v ~. &e REPUBLICAN, took
Y oro.I 4 4 vs. after the election
VI 4t y 4 sted members OF the
49, n.@1 lake their seats, but
\. .. se were wrong. II
HAT We were so far
,o<f1oI Lcgislsture had to pass
spsaIn| 1E v Isgalirs the illegal acts
Ii tbs uonbeFs whose terms had ex-
pIrsd before me county offices could
NJ removed
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
THE LEGISLATIVE PRINTING.

With a rather free use Of the edito
rial eve" the GaS-tte's correspondent
attempts to defend the Legislature for
not having competition in printing.
His excuse is that Ihe total amount Of
printing done for the Legislature Of
1879 was $775.25. THIS may, BE-, but
with competition the work could have
been done for two thirds of that amount
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
HoUsB-MoRsrNG SESSION.

House met at O'Clock. The bill to
take off the 81 tax on teachers was re-
ported upon favorably by the Commit
tee on Education, and T. II. Williams
moved that it pass the House on q third
reading. Mr.. VanBurkalow opposed
the bill and was vigorously replied to
bv Messrs. Williams and Townsend.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

T0OR SALE OHEAP.-Two ITALIAN
Is grey lounds. Apply
SIS. WICKERSHAM'S
janlSstt Barber Shop, l07 French st.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

T1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A
T. roomed house, stable and large let Of
e'' EVANS PENNINGTON,
janlb mo. East Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
r,sissns,

the famous throat snd lung remedy
In consnmp,lon. u here is any chance.
for the AiIIIoisd, II eertainly is in this
remedy. 50 css. and 81. Main depot,
4th and King rhila., 602 Arch street.
sold by boat dfuERists.