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Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
FOURTH EDITION.
SUNDAY AT CONFERENCE.
The sermons I'm Various Churshes
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The sermons I'm Various Churches
Large Congregations. 40.
Special Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
LBwls, DEL, March 3o.-This, the
big day Of the Conference work, had .
bright opening, bat BY ten O'Clock .
heavy fog came rolling in from the sea,
and made things IS disagreeabls gen.
orally as they have been since the
Methodist brethren began their delib-
erations here. Although things have
been disagreeable, permit it to be re-
marked BY way Of depression, the time
has been spent pleasantly enough, and
all the preachers speak In words Of
lavish praise Of the hospitable enter
tAinment they have received. And so
it was to-day. Spiritually, matters
were all enth usiasm, and the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches were
crowded, morning, afternoon and even
ing. There WAS a very general influx
OF country people from miles around.
The morning service at the NJ. K.
church was attended by an audience
which filed it up stairs and down. Not
even standing room was to spare, and
many were unable 10 gain admittapce.
The venerable Bishop Bowman preach.
ed very able discourse, his text being
Bphesiaus, I'd chapter and l4th verse.
The sermon was q practical one, and at
the same time enterta lining, and great
satisfaction was expressed at .he effort.
Rev. Mr.. Richards preached to q
thousand in the afternoon, delivering q
most excellent sermon.
An equally as large congregation as
sembled at the evening services. Rev.
u. R. Miller discoursed in his usual
eloquent manner.
Rev. A. W. Leightburn's sermon in
the Presbyterian church in the morn
ing, was also listened to by large CON-
gregation, his subject being, "By their
fruits ye shall know them" He took
the standpoint Of showing the fruits
not Of the christian, but OF the work.
ings Of Gods word.
Altogether the day was one 20 be
long remembered by the Lewes people.
The excursion to Rehoboth Beach,
which was TO have taken place on
Saturday, but was POSTPONED on &C.
count OF the incle.rent weather, will
come Of to morrow. The whole party
will 60 down on q special train ia
charge Of Superintendent Brown OF the
}. 4 B. K. X.
The gossip over the appointments has
commenced and ministerial diplomacy
is stretched TO the utmost. 1t is gener-
ally thought that the Bishop. in an
nounciug the appointments, will shake
things up considerably Wilmington dis.
trio, appointments will not BE- greatly
changed. b.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

| At the Presby terian church, In the
morning, Rev. A. W. Lightbourne de-
liversd a polished sermon on the text:
"Whsrefore by their fruits ye shall
know them" Matthew VII; 20. In
the evening, Rev. J. N. Williams
preached from Acts, XVI, 2S. "Then
Agrippa said unto Paul almost thou
persuad est me to be q Christian.
The Committee to whom we're refer
red charges of immoralityagainst Isaac
N. Foreman, will present their report
on Mondsy morning.
II is said that the committee have
given the case careful and exhausted
consideration and have decided that the
charges are not sustained.
A witness is said to have been before
the committee who acknowledged bis
criminal intercourse with Cora Ander.
son, which acquits Mr.. Foreman and
continues him in his present relations.
II is not believed that Conference will
adjourn before to morrow night.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
SECOND EDITION.
L0CAL AfrERMATH.

u,aap,pra in sne Local Field-A
vsr,e,y Of Interesting Items
The Board Of Health will meet to-
might.
Company A will have company drill
this evening.
James King, of Ridge Moor. started
to-day for Pittsburg.
TIE Jackson & Sharp Company will
launch tug boat on Wednesday.
The wife Of q promin ent railroad
UlRcial gave birth to twins on SATURDAY.
The Excelsior Loan Association will
hold an annual meeting tp-morro"
might.
d, Fsrra, administrator, sold part OF
Che late osborn Belts property on
Saturday.
On Thursday evening next the Phil
harmonic club will give concert at the
Opera House.
At the Household Of Faith on Friday
evening, James O'N'ill and James Par
mar will be ordair ed deacons.
The question Of introducing the fire
alarm telegraph will be called up In
next Thursday's session OF Council.
Rev. Jonathan S. Willis. OF FELTON,,
Delaware, preschsd interesting ser
mons yesterday in st. Psul's NJ. E.
church.
Company B, of Milford, has passed
resolutions compimeuting Captain
Mitchell of the American Rifles, ON hi
recent election.
Our Csun.ry's Curse will be thu
subject of John Cullen Brysnt's sd
dress on the 9th inst, at the Opeli
House.
On Saturday a flask exploded st Th'
Pusey & Jones works which shattered
several windows but hurt nobody 80 fal
% can be learned.
Officer Brickls received one'half o
the reward offered for the arrest o
Guthrie, who feloniously assaulted q
little girl in East Wilmington.
Secretary Hsnce, OF the Braniywina
Summit camp meeting. suggests that
Wilmingtoniaps begin TO maks arrange
meDts for the coming season.
The sermon preached by request in
Brooklyn last Sunday week ny Rev.
George R. Kramer will be repeated in
this city next Sunday morning. 1t is
sutitled "Ths Title which PLATE Wrote
over the Cross of Christ
Hartman & Fshrenbach extend an
invitation to the members OF the Legisla
fure on coming to our city, to visit
their large brewsries and not only tc
test the quality of the lager they
manufacture but to ses how it IS made
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Powder mil hXpiOsl0n

A rolling mill in the lower yr
Dnpont's powder mill bl4w uP
morning at nine O'Clock. The vol
the mill were badly crack1t s1d
roof was carried across the BrandT'
creek. About two hundred weigh
powder was In the mill II the Iln
the explosion. No persons were y
ed. The shock caused by the ezPa
was distinctly perceptSble in thiii
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
H0uOring the Dead ,

A csmmittee OF Harmony Council
United Friends OF America, appointed
to draft resolutions Of coincidence upol
the death Of sister Sallie Il, Fenlmore
submit the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has plessed Almighty
God, in his all-wiss providence, to re
move by death our sister.
WHEREAS, She was known to many
of us as a tried and true friend, and
WHRREAs, Although We feel that dOc
has but called his servant home, ye
We feel that soms word Of sympathy
and condolences with the family in thelI
bereavement is due from this council
Therefore, be it .
Resolved, That the family has thu
heartfelt sympathy of this council anC
our earnest prayers that their present
atiietions may be the means OF bring
ing them nearer to God.
Resolved, That copy of these reSo
lutions be sent to the family OF our de-
ceased sister. CHARLES Il. CoMBs,
+. Il. DsYsBLhr,
ELLA R. DAVIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
A LAOY MlAhinx

The wife OF a business mac IN NJ
street, left the house uni9r s :s:
rary alteration OF mind SboI: 9 o,
this morning, and had no, t--n b
from up to IL O'Clock iOriay,
police have bsen notified sai are
the search for her. She i, "a
stout lady and had on when she b!
blue flannel dress snd black Derby
and feather. ANY Information d
lady will II left at the po..,e statN
this btice, be thankfully received
the distressed husbAsd.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
COrOneF'H Register.

Coroner Weldin has been provided
by the Levy Court of the county with a
Register in which to record the names
of all persons over whom he holds in
quests, their age, sex, color, causes OF
death and where inferred He got his
register on Friday last when he had
iorty-fve persons over whom he held
iusuests to register and since then he
has held two more inquests. At the
end,of the Coroner's term be is To return
the Register to the Clerk of the Peace
where 1t will become part Of the coun'
ty records. The coroner will move II
his new residence and office, ZIG Wal
nut Street, on Friday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Ua,a.tinasle sunday WORK.

A gentleman called at the REPuBLI-
CAN ONCE this morning making CON-
plant against q stream Of muddy wa
ter that flowed across the pavement In
front of No. s School house, Seventh
and Spruce S.s., - he was going home
from church. He says parties were
busily engaged in scrubbing the floors
which he thought very queer pro-
ceedipg IS the work could as easily
have been done on Saturday when
there Was ne school.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
General Tptou'sFun.,,,

The funeral OF General up,ou N
Francisco, took place on Sa,atiu,
military honors. Three ,asu:,I,
alrymen and infantry men zsl..I
The remains were sent EAs. ,
evening, under charge Of OF ,en !
theory that the Generals su, cii,s
ted from the ovsrtasking Of hi, hi
is strengthened by the fact ,hnlls
has been found among his yayg, ID
the day before bis death, in rikt
resigns his position as couuria
the Fourth Artillery. Il I. ,apyo.
be wished to resign with To. r.v
obtaining some reliet from Vatgi
curing more lime for the r,7 ;1n NJ
book OF tactics.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
FIFTH EoIrIo1
-WlLMINGru ,o.,.

SeoAfERts,
Tssias Tns sem.n oa,@ol 1. e,.."
Confereace = Oif.s, w. ,S.a'''io'
shis Mornisk. rrs'ssdl.
Special oorrsspOn asnc. O,,,.
LEwE,, Del, March ., IN aa'paSIa,
v,,s tn, &c Conference s. opened tn; i. " p, p
,sna. with me me- adminis.ra,ion ., s.'' y ha'hj
were adopted appointing pointing , Aeol's'
OF nvs 10 act with a liks sonaa
the Baltimore conierenc. VSiua,'ls a.
clause adopted in the law. :. g,''sl|
preventing State donation, " !, Aa',l| !
churches. % CiAl
A resolution was .,.o
pointing a committee to noP'si !
report at the next Cones,.,nAi s,,.,AiA
sums annually accrue ','as =, VI
churches in Delaware And " :. VNA|
c.. "u oe taken 10 ma
state from legislation to ,g. %a'ss
manism. " 'agp0sl
All supsrDumsrary r.,,,,,,
continued. A. A. Fisb.',,,' y
were changed from Slim. :. i'lt
supernumerary. A-'GIti
The following persons v.,.
on trial: r. A. Cochran, G e. nm. M
8. M. pitohard, James Job,,,r, u, =, A
G: Hanna, l.. P. Coroorap ,'i ,1
Il. Hudson. aud w
The Judicial COMMITTEES , , ;,
man case reported that ,s.. .4' -
mously recommended the ,,,, aai
his character, the charge ot ra"'
against s him not having been I''l sr,,,il
His character was then ps.,., '''li'
The annual report Of n. c.,.
Academy, was then pres.r,.i i'ri'''1 .ns'
allowing that the es,ablisau.pt, tI't' !, =
nourishing condition. - /"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Talking About Beefs'

A few farmers met 81 DIV
town last Saturday to BE- lns'fu
in the art OF raising SuSsf oe7ts'
farmsrslwere enlightened oa tue SUI
by Mr.. vandeDbsrS Snperin'ends1
the Delaware Beet Sugar Company
Mr.. George W. Stone, M Of ,- this 'iiy, ~!
addressed them. The STERN? aWN W
vented a large gathering Of nn
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
A katal came sra.,
From the Manis,ee tM,o. ''

FROM the Manistee tMicA lin.
Last Thursday the chtld,.,,p,,
School No. 3, near Carson, p,, " !
posed 10 play ghost, and s.I . I a. J
sioabls, a little girl .bou; | Va vs,,. Az
age, as their victim. w,bor,
knowledge Of Annie they yO.,.i an,
their number in the pine, N, .,oo.i ny
q sheet. To this plaza hay I'D, NJ
unsuspecting little girl, sai r,r,
signal the shseted figure mai. 4,
pearauoe. The children va, We,
the plo, ran and hallOOsi "G,,,
and with them ran little Ami. M,
ing she had seen q rsa, ga5.,, -,
rel het the sonool room door, al ",
sible aud died the came dav.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Pu,u,ouary UOn.nmp''o'', y,

Fellows syrup OF -Hyp@pas,'iI p,.s,i
will cure pulmonary con'uuy. ..ij.
the first, and will give sr',' rely '.i
prolong life in the seconl '.I N,
stages. In restoring per-, a., \,
from thu effects of dipht5,''n.a. n.', =.
vale I in this region, II aS'' wiz
dition and entire sstisfac''OD'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
THIRD EDITION.
THE WILMINaTON CONFEHEACE

Saturdays PrOceeatugs and the
Fourih Day OF the Conference
The sunday services.
Special Correspondence OF the Republican.
LEWIS, Del, March 2O.--Sa,urday,
the fourth days session Of the Will
mington Conferences, opened at 9 O'Clock,
Rev. P. H. Rawlins conducting the
opening services.
Rev. J. NJ. Lindale passed over at .
previous session was reported favorably
to the Conference and he was admitted
into full connection and to deacon Z
orders. Rev. J. N. Williams set forth
the claims of the Wesleyan Female
College Of which he is President, an d
Professor Skinner made . statement o.
the condition Of the Conference
Academy.
The following were elected elders
W. W. W. Wilson, W. L. Avery ,Lswii
C. Andrew, Edwin c. Atkins. J. DC.
Hanna was elected to lie q local elder
A paper on campmeetiDgs was rssG
by Rev. W. J. O'Neill and referred Il
committee consisting ofW. J. 0'Neill
J. 0. Sypherd, Charles Hill, W. H
Hutchin and N. B. Browne. The Bish
op was requested by vote OF the Con
ference to furnish his remarks on Chris
tian perfection fer publication in the
minutes Of the conference
The Centenary Biblical Institute wal
represe nted and its claims set forth by
Rev. DI. Rounds.
The Board of Conference Stewards
made their report through Rev. II,
Haynes, as follows, and the amount re
ported was distributed to twenty seven
| claimants.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Janscs , JOhnsOs's Meat

OF tne hepupiV1h'
MEssRs. EDiroRs AN article in the
Star, yesterday, headed james John
sons Meat" does me great ini ustice. It
Injuries me financially and casts blot
upon my name. The article in ques-
tioD claims that l deaf in diseased
beef. l deny knowingly that l ever
sold any diseased meat. l am one Of
the few particular butchers and defy
any man TO prove what was published
in the Star. Still further l offer $500
forfeit to any man, be he butcher or
citizen, who can prove that my meat is
diseased or unhealthy. Doing a large
trade with theshest people Of the city, !
wish to assure them that my best en-
deavors will be to give them good meat
for little money. JAMES JOHNSON.
Stall, No. 2Secsnd street market.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
nudasn neash sf q LIt,,e s.irI.

Regina youngest daughter Of Chris
tian Sssterhann Of Mill Creek, aged 8
years died at the residence Of her bro
ther in.lsw David McClosksy, I'll West
Eight Street yesterday. The little
girl was taken so violently ill ofScar-
let fever on Saturday morning that the
disease baffls cd the ablost medical ski
In the city. She was a little girl Of
great promise and her deoeass Is Sc
we're sffiiotion 10 her parents and TO her
many friends In this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
ruusrm, of samuel Dilimh

Samuel W. Dillmau' Vss y. w
from his late residence, NO. = =, ="
street, yesterday afternoon d. d.
mem Der Of Friendship LodS9' y. v,
0. 0. F., of Peace and Plenty H.. ?'
buried BY Hope Lodge Of ,la y,
The interment was at the R'''
Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

N pure Drugs or Chemicals, or Wish
i1g their prescriptions or private receipt
cafeially compounded Of pure matoriaIa
should 80 70 the d rug store OF
ID, X. BRlNGHURST,
No. II Market street,
WILMINGTON. Dol.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Dangerous blroots.
For the REPUBLICAN,.

MEssRs. EDITeRs The attention o.
the City Council, as we'll as the good
natured Street Commissioner, is called
to the fact that Front street, beyond
Coke L Aliens brick yard, is in 8 dan
gerous condition, and II not axed (by
putting some stones on 1t in place Of
the yellow mud that has been dumped
there from time to time), the city will
be mulcted into paying damages. Let
it bs attended to at once. And let me
her, say that FoHrth street is in bad
condition for safs travel. TRAVELLER.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
PsFaOmA'

william Morrow, who u" s',ss
tender Of = furnace IN 'ns 6, ,iur
Pussy Pussy & Jones conpa,'I5 p,'I bis in'
6rm started, will start tvl,,,.l, wiz. d, {
seven U iu number, for Por'..aii, ,..nip,
where he will engage IN ,a, a,~' Of
change Is made on a0c0D'
health.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
C...uar,s lhques''

Coroner Wsldin this mo,Djj. W
an inquest on the body ID, 81, SI y., n'I
Ruthwsll, a colored child .,'n, ,Hy u :.
Who died on Sunday motnlDs .,3s;,S. "
Lincoln st. without . pe!'SStb S,,tb
OsIs gave a csrtihos'e u
eunsumptcD.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
ANELLlN9 our
y AT COST.

The subscribers closing out their entire
business, will sell their stock at retail at cost
for cash many Of their goods will be sold
far below the cost price, or they will sell the
stock, good will and fixtures to any one de
siring at a very low ngure.
A lot of plumbers walnut wash stands for
sale low. FERRIS q GARRETT.
marl-lmd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
WlLLoWs.

willow wood for our use should be cut
when the sap is fully up n the Spring ttree
coming into Leaf and be thoroughly diVested
OF Bark and be kept clean and dry 1T must
be all branch wood not over or b years
n owth, none over or s inches In diameter
and free Of hear the smaller the wood Is
the better. For such wood We give $3.50 per
cord delivered at our mills on the Brandy.
wine il delivered with the bark on, II must
be hau ed within few days after II is cut,
so the bark will not set on it, as it would
have to be peeled here For uch wood with
bark on we give 800 per cord delivered at
II mills. marl9.lsteoa DIV
Ell. DUPONT DENEM0URS b co.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Tne Reason W v o, 4,

Tpe Ss".sr SO3 MAR
do yl.'i tho largest business in, IN W 70
becs use they do first II, G."' o. The
iii wanting hrstolsss pd'''S'4
and see them.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
MARRIA9EN,

HsRRIS-MELvlN.- Dover, delaware
Mare 18th, 3 ,bylaev. Cyrus Hunting on,
Henry g. Harris, to Miss Annie u. .MelVin
both Of Ere erica, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
s.,e Of proper"

On Saturday Afternoon .,ouss,,
Thomas NJ. osls, .uss'v''"n' cass %
two story brick n.t n00Dr DDrropsrt
late Osborn Belt, 70 f''
for A. .075. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

UOR RENT. - NEW STORE AMI
IL dwelling, 10 rooms, with all modern
improvements, Eighth aad Tataall strosts,
central location. Apply 7os e. Sixts street.
or Z. PENNINGTON, 18th and King sts.
febl2eedk
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Wei De Meyers
CA 7 AR RH

TURe. Unquestionsbly the mos: impor-
~ tant medical discovery since vaccina-
tion. A remedy which assjmllates with the
m&eous N emhrane aod forms not only a
vocal but constitutional cure at any
stage. One package generally sutflces. De-
liverei by Druggists vr by u, Il. bBwEr b
90, 45 Dey street, N. Y, SlO0 complete.
Treatise and remarkable statements by the
cured ms led free The afflicted can re-
fer to:
Gro. v LAMBRIGHr, rs BiddIs St., Balti.
m0re;-
Mr. ScR oEDER. s6O North Broadway;
JoHE l.. .iBRR1Ee, c, Park Avenue and
McMecb n ST;
GRo. g. Pi EsBuRY, Prop, West End Ho,
tel, Long Branch;
X X. HRLPHENsTINR, Ebbitt House.
Washington
Kew. GEO Z. PRATT st. Stephens Rectory;
Philada.;
REV. A. A. SUMNER. Frederick, Md, etc.
A real cure OF Uatarrn for SEC.
lt2w
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

ESOR SALE.7eTBE yFRY DESIRABLE
T. residence, 9J7 Washington street
Terms easy, Apply TO A. =. ELLlOTT,
nar2l;E Sixth & Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
PRINTS, MADRAS AND CANTON
GINGHAMS.

We have the largest and
choicest assortment OF these
goods we have ever offered.
Have you seen our Ham,
burg Embroideries at 10
and I2t cents? If not it
will pay you to visit our
store and examine and sup
ply yourselves with these
goods which we think will
compare iavorably with
what you have been buying
at 20 and IS cents a yard
elsewhere.
Don't fail to see the beau
tiful Registered Embroider-
les and Cotton Trimmings
we are selling at IS cents a
piece OF IL yards---lust half
price.
Our Hosiery, Glove and
Underwear department is
very full and complete with
several special bargains
much under regular prices.
We propose carrying in
the future a much larger and
better assorted stock, add
ing finer grades of goods,
which we can assure our
customers they can uyfrom
US as cheap, and in some
instances cheaper, than in
the leading stores Of Phila-
delphia.
Respectfully,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

DOARDlNG-DLU UBLE AMI SINGLE
- rooms with hrSt class board at No. 81 )
Market street. mar2l t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

YEAETEU.-A CARRIAGE BLAOk
w smith. Apply 81 Walnut street OF
5i3 N Seventh street. B. +. SMELLY.
mar2l.St
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

lady passing s., ,sIs.s1 :. / sssila ssl
|P.. W. / b. B. B. "'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
NEWADvE8TlsEMEN1S

DOARDERS WANrED.-A PLEAS
D an: second story front roo n turnisht d
with heat and gas, with board tor man and
vile or single gentlemen. Apply sA Wash
ingtoD street mar2ltl ut
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

NOR RENT "A RUOD THREE STORY
II brick house, No. lei Z. Sixth street
Apply 405 Pine street. mar2l At
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
DRY GOODS !

We are offering at the
present time many frst-rate
Bargains which the ladies OF
Wilmington and vicinity
would do well to examine,
such as Scarlet and Gold
Edge Black Lyons Silks at
60 cts. a yard remarkably
cheap. A much better Black
Silk at 70 cts. a really
beautiful fabric for the price,
a Silk that wears well and
gives satisfaction ; we have
sold lots Of it in the past at
$I.oo a yard. Black and
white stripe Summer Silks
at 37s cts. a yard, and a
beautiful line OF Fancy Silks
at SO cts, a yard.
We have several bargains
in our Dress Goods depart
ment as we'll as a very COM
plete line of Black CASH
meres starting at 27b cts. a
yard.
Our stock Of Table Lin
ems, Towels, Napkins, &C.,
is very large and choice--
prices lower than ever.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

RY REwAkD.-A hARk YFLM<
10 L low canary bird was lost on Sun.VRI
day. Anv enc returning II to NO. O2 SSsd
Chestnut street willbe paid 81. narA-1t*
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

DAYHARD 4 AWSOE-JEWELKY
dAve At thor etofa
ns MARKET ST., 1S MARKET ST,
A fall assortment Of
WATCHES, OLOCKB, JEwEIIKI
EsLvERWARE, SPECTAULES,
OPERA GLASSES, So, which may ArS
SELLING AS Low AS THE LOWEST
potn being practical worEwou An worh
cit with than viii rooaive careful sttantion
lI8Iv
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

Ar PslA will csrs dgspspsta when sv.
IN ythtng siss ia6ls. n.an
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

DOkRDING q GOOD AND CHEAP AT
d Shipley street.. mar2lt3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

FnoUH'
Choice "Patent Process
Choice Extra Family"
and 'Superfine' Fl0urs.
BUOKWHEAT OAT MEAL.
JAMEs O. MORROW, 1850 KIM
STREET..
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

Take Your Boys
To Sixth and Market
Streets and have them
fitted out in one of those
Nobby Suits MULLlE
& SON are selling, you
will save money and the
boys will be delighted.
mar5.m.w.slm
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
Wilmington, Dol.

U,S. FOURS FOK SALN.
AlLN ER BOUGHT AND SOLlI.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

FOR SALE-4O shares Wilmington Goal
Gas Company, 10 shares First National
Bank, SlOO Chester Greek hrst mortgage
bonds.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21
b RON r RS.

u IL. ROBINSON h 90,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
\, K. OuR. FOURTI AND bixARKET
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

BANKERS AND BKCjkEhs
sWRNEK SIXTH AND MARKET STB.
Wilmington Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-21

rTSLLlUrr. JOHNSON a 90.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-11
JOE ROBBINS is foreman of the Ban.

JOE ROBBINS is foreman of the Ban
ner mine.
SIX bars Of InlIion, valued at about
81, 100 each, were brought down from
the Eimira Company's mill, at Banner.
the other day.
IAx-PAYERs will see by reading the
Collectors notice in this issue. that
taxes will become due on the 18th of
November, and ifunpaid after that date
ID per cent. will be added.
BERT JONES, of the Herald, writes
that bonanza was visited by heavy
snow storm on the 29th ult. He saws
the mines are looking way up-stilI
improving. but no sales have been
made, SO the report that Montana and
Summit changed hands is incorrect.
The black soul of Henry Mcdonald
VII shoot out from it's earthly tene-
ment next Friday, and it can then be
SAID without exaggeration, that more
hardened wretch, and a more cold
blooded murderer never dropped from
scaffold.
HE Wood river Miner learns from
prospectcrs that the bear are so thick
about Sawtooth that they have driven
workmen out Of some sections of the
country. Nearly every clump of brush
contains one or more bald-faced griz-
zlys. and as they are unusually savage
men give them a wide bert;;.