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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-06

NNTANTED--A good white girl IN small family
w for general house work Inquire on Olive
street between Live Oak and Bryan, midway OF
the block
September q, 1881. EDWIN SMITH.
NTANTED--SO bridge carpenters 10 work on
superintendent Caldwell Il Nicely, contractors,
2ll Main street. Dallas, Texas.
IJyANTED-Two irstclass coat makers imne-
w diately, at II. Zimmerman's, 5o7 Main
street,
NyANTED-A nrst-cla carriage trimmer. No
w other need apply. Also good blacksmith
helper, at T3S and 740 Commerce street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-06

Richmond, Virginia Ia ambitious to have
the president, his cabinet and the represent
tatives Of tho French government to the
Yorktown centennial, visit that. city, and
therefore committee composed OF Judge
John A. Meredith, General W, G, Wick
ham and l.. A. Saunders, has been appoint
ed to call ON thom and invite them TO do so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-06
NOTICE.
Notice 10 RaIlroaa Contractors.

80 miles ready to let on the Texas & 81 Louis
railway, In Arkansas.
Prices for grading 10 To Il cents.
Clearing aud grubbing SO To SIS per aero.
Specifications aud profles can he seen at the
olliCo Of the chief engineer. X l. Cobb, at Little
Rock, Ark or New Madrid, Mo,
Send bids 70 mo ut New Madrid, Mo-, or corner
Fourth and Pine streets, 81 Louis
GRO D HlBBARD,
Chief Contractor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-06

New, quick. complete cure four days, uri-
nary affections smartng, frequent or diff
ficult urination, kidney diseases. 81 Drug
lists. Depot, George 4. Atkins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-06
mtscellaneous 0aants.

WANTED A stock keeper Only those
w understanding the dry goods ..and clothing
business need apply at 6l7 Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-06

WANTED A situation 10y young man as
w clerk In some house HaS,siN years expert.
ence in dry goods. Can speak German aud En-
glish. VIII work for II small salary Address
I This nfipp
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Stopping Tranic on the Cars.

This morning Philadelphia EeloFal
says: Passengers taking the cars We1
over the Pennsylvania Railroad th1
morning, if they deS re literature ol an!l
kind, would do well to purchase II D"
fore entering the train. The celnpaaA!l
has issued an order, which takes eilrl
to-day, .orniddlng suffers TO sell Oh ll'|
train, and hereafter travellers over 'pn|
line will Vt he annoyed By the IlpW,
tunitieS of hawkers II fruit, novels dun
newspapers. The rule has been tn'l
forced OH the New YORK division Of ED')
road for two Yeas, and the colnP1:
has found that passengers are :" lIsun
gratitied at being relieved OF ahuo!al.II
of train suffers that it has determines
to apply the order to all OF It's foflH
In the New York division the laluu
News Comnany has agents a. ilfl'"I "uI
and New Brunswick, where oeoA' aS auS
papers are sold, and, now thai 'neLss 's,
rule applies to the main line astu., ,,a
will be established along thai ,Vus S,.
Boys will he allowed inside the wpI
but rot inside the cars. OFFICERS u ,a,s s.s
Pennsylvania railroad company 'Is ""~
that the new order is prompted ps'Ih N.
through desire for the comfort v .hs
passengers, and the Officers .. .hins u"
Union News Company do no' Il' .hs.
that it will very materially afls'' 'N''
business. y 40.
Upor inquiry being made AZ lA' ,ha,
pot in this city it was ascertalle", y, v. ,bs
no orders Relative to the matter u "a.
p. w. a. b. railroad had rs yet OeeA
ceived.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Got the Besl OF tho BrixAnds.

The brigands Of Thessaly have vowed
eternal vengeance upon the person and
defendants ola paturalized British sub.
Ject, Janni Boyardji by name, who re-.
Gently played very pretty trick upon
two OF their number. Having fallen
into their hands be was eff. red his lib-
erty upon the prompt payment of 200
iltes' de male no objection to their
demand, but told them tina. he had not
the money by him, ad ling that if they
would bc good enough TO come to a
s'naI! retired village, they should at
once ot. paid; and i'll order to save them
the fatigue and danger o disc very in.
VOWED bv going on fnot, he offered to
take them 70 the place ne named in his
boat, viii h was not far off. The brig.
ands gracionsl y a"Iuiesced in this ar
rangtinent, aud the four accordingly
stepped Into the boat AMI set off together
Wien At some dlstauce from the sl.ore
the willy Royardii managed to upset
ehe at, and swan asher. with his man
VINO Was a. good swimmer as himself
ieaNlng the two b.igands TO reach the
SHORE as best they could. They we-e
both drowned and Janni Boyardji hasl
applied TO the British Vice Consul for
protection.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
EE~LHHES'S LIST.
A Crazy Italian.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Kerr ar.
rested an Italian named John Sherighi-
nj who was paradlng Market street
howling and swinging his arms in a
wild tit. Upon searching him docu.
nents were found showing that he had
been travelling through several States
soliciting subscriptions for building
on Italy, church Of the primitive faith
OF Christ free from all denomiua,ional
bias. Pass books found on him showed
collections aggregatirg nearly two
thouSaLd dollars in sums ranging from
fifty cents 10 fifty dollars and collected
llt towns anu clties OF Ohio, Maryland,
virginia, North Carolina, Delaware
and the Di>ir!2; oi Columbia. Wi h
tie books was a b rs "f recommendation,
ry letters, among them letters from
" +. Harrl>o', chaplain OF the House
OF Representatives. and prominent
clergyman Of Washing ou, Baltimore
New York and other places, Blshop
Lee. of Delaware Governor BiShop, of
Ohio, and others. A railroad pass and
razor were also found, but DO money,
His collections cover period of nearly
one year.
He was given a hearing this morning
and upon the officer stating that he
thought Johr was drunk, the Mayor
imposed a fine offs! ii, Il cost.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed BY all druggists, and
Is delivered carriage paid) by d. b. Dew.
ey 4 Co., No. ~, Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use Of thispreparsti0A have
developed the startling fact that NO merely
local treatment, like snutfs, douches, and In
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis
covered BY Dr. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membraneus system
In two minutes time, thus forming an lnocu-
lative and constitutional cure. the effects Of
which are similar to, and ss unfailing ~, vac-
cination. A 'sTreatise," with fall state
ments BY the cured, is mailed free. "Wei Do
Meyers Catarh Cure is worth ten times
It's cost. Rev. Chas. ]. Jones, New Brighton,
l. l." One package cured me. Rev. g. n.
Taylor, lao Noble street Brooklyn, New York.
ut restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis, Cobbleskill, N. Y" THE remedy
is q marvel. Esv. a. p. Freese, Cairo, N. Y"
"It has been Of great value to me- Rev. Oh
ney Place, Massena, N. T., Rev. Geo. K
Pratt, st. stephens Reotory, Philadelphia,
etc. A real cure for CatArrh for s1.oo
ll1S N8N
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Su 4 den DeRte,.

Christian Sturlburg "a toarGer a,
Joseph S.oeckle's Saloon was 1olnd
dead in n water closet this morning
about half past i've O'Clock by another
boarder. Mr.. Surhburg i, a native OF
Germany, about 30 years Of age. II.
came 10 this county when a young
man and learning the business Of black.
Smithing he followed mis- vocation IN
this city for quite d nunber OF years.
Being afflicted with the asthma auu
subject to heart affection be quit
work some six years ago and made hi.
home with Mr.. S.oeckle
About year ago he LEFT tie city bnt
few weeks since returned and again
made his home Will Mr.. S.oeckle.
Yesterday he sufie ed very much with
pal pitation OF the heart and kept to hi,
bed where he was laying al O'Clock
this morning. Hei>an unmarried mau
having II" relatives in this city. bu:
having sister living in Camden, n. j
who has been notified of hi. dr4rh. III.
case has been reported to Coroner Wei
din.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
SECOND EDITION.
Terrible Chapter Of Or in, es.

Flancis G. Pease murdered his wife
and attempted suicide in Boston, on
Thursday night. They had been
married two years, and had an infant
ten months old, who is in care of Mrs.
Pease's mother in Maine. Drunken
ness caused the tragedy,
Herman Hi den shot his stepfather
and his mother, in Milwaukee, on Tnes-
day night, and surrendered Gimself yes
terday. He went from St. Louis to Mil
wallace to Nil tnem, on surrendering
himself, he saiG "nis mother had acted
SO badly that he could not stand and
see it go on any longer. kimmer, the
stepfather was shot dead, but Mrs.
klmm-r is still living.
A colored mar known as Bob, was
fatally shot by c. L. Harksdale, whom
he attempted to kill near Danville, Nir-
ginia, yesterdasr aft ernoon. Bob
was drunk at the time.
NJ. P Ezell was shot dead by Fletch.
or Hargrave, near Pulaski, Tennessee,
on Tuesday night. Ezell was in d
wagon with DR.. Mcknight. who had
just made a runaway marriage with
Hargrave's sster, and the bullet was in
tended Tor Mchnighl. Inc latter was
wounded The horses took fright, and
the bride was seriously injured by the
runaway
Henry Bishop was shot dead by
Thomas Duffy at Fort Bascom, New
Mexico, last Friday il quarrel about
some goods in store where Bishop was
clerk
George Baldwin farm laborer, was
killed at Tarrytown, New York, by two
colored men, while protecting lis son,
whom they had caught steairg apples
from an orchard.
Thos. H. Lowry, a compositor, was
shot and killed by James B, Duncan IN
Chicago, yesterday morning. Lowry
boarded at Duncan's house and was
alleged 10 be too intimate with Mrs.
Duncan.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
BRITISH NAIL STEAMER LOST
over One Hundred aud Seventy
p rsODs DrOwned-The Wreck
on the sOuth African Coast.

CAPETowS, Aug. 3l.-The Union
mail steamer Teuton, with 200 souls ON
board, Including passengers and crew.
has been wrecked near Quoin Point,
Only - passengers were saved in the
steamer 5 boat>. The British corvette
Dido has proceeded to the scene of the
wreck. The Teuton arrived ~ Cape
town from England Oh Monday, landed
some aad embarked other pas-eugers.
aud proceeded on he: voyage 10 Aigoa
Bay and other porrs. uuuin Point is
NEAR a goa Bay, aud is tue ~,rne of a
previous wreck Of a Cu!un mail
steamer.
LoSpoS, Sept. IA dispatch from
Capetown states that rhe wrecked
steamer Teuton had on board l41 pas
sengers and crew OF 50 pe.sous. The
vessel struck a rock, but ttoa.ed of, and
was III the act of pl,t!ng back to port
when she sank. A majority Cf those
on board p, rishei. All of the officers
were drowned.
LIo"d 5 colre' pondert At Capetown
says three boats We're lowered, on. o,
which foundcrsd alongside the steamer,
and the other two have arrived a,
Town, containing IS o: the
crew and passengers.
The nion Mai Steamship Couu.nv
state that l. Of the raSseL gers OF the
leutou have been saved
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
THIRD EDITION.
TRE TABLEs TURHKD.

Charles Green the ROckland Gre.
Ger Acquitted sf the Charge Of
Perjury sas bis aeeuser in De.
fssls oeeSOOo bail Laneu uishes IN
| Prison.
AS has already been stated, Charles
Green a grocer AZ Rockland' Del, was
sued few days ago by . man said to
be Metcalf, but who turns out to be
Charles H. Highheld, non resident Of
the State, for perjury, his offence said
to have consisted in swearing ont false.
ly a writ Of attachment and forging
the name Of Squire Furry of Brandy
wine Hundred to the writ. The case
against Mr.. Green was to have been
heard last Monday before Esquire Van
dergrlft OF this city hut at the instance
Of James H. Hotfecker Esq, Mr..
Green's counsel it was most.
poned until 10 o'clock this mnrping.
AT the honr named the parties were ali
present. The hearing at the trial re-
vealed the following somewhat com.
plica'ed facts. In 1871 lady who af.
forwards became Mr.. Eighfield's wife.
contracted a bill at Mr.. Green's store
amounting to S23, but with the interest
t. the present time is S37. The lady
becoming Mrs. Highht Id, removed from
E"ckIand without paving her bill. TO
live with her husband at ParkerSville,
Chester County, Pa, the latter hecom-
inc according 70 law responsible for his
wife debts contracted before marriage
Time flew on aud a few days ago Mr.. |
Highieid who was pump maker came |
a u-nN 20
vile, in the upper end Of Chrlsnana
HUNDRED, TO pur in some pumps. Mr..
t1-een being apprised OF the fact, lost
no time III getting a foreign attach
ment Immediately issued by Squire
Furry and putting it in the hands of
Constable Wilson, awaited results.
Mr., Wilson was successful in over.
hauling Hight Id and after some
handying Of words, finding no other
way out of the officially he paid
over the money and was released
SIN .r'ing under such sharp prac-
''re he sought Squire Furry and
found the case hal no: been dock
Atet, when forthwith he nad warran,
issued by Squire Nand-grif. charging
,1reen with perjury and forgery. As
has been stated the case was heard This
morning and Squire Furry being pres
mi testified to the gsnuineness OF the :
writ, and stated that it was no. custo. ,
nary t, docket such cases UNI. some
ervice was pertorred With this
esilnony Green was dismissed.
70 the surprise OF Mr.. H. \ deputy OF
sheriff Clark who had been quietly
sairing, Immediately took NJ. Green's
ccn.er into custody on capas de
handing 5000 bail 10 answer at the
nreror Court OF New Castle County
'r damages 10 Mr.. Green in charging
i'm with perjury and forgery. OF
curse Mr.. Highticid being culnp1ra- r,
vely a stranger in Wilmington the \
all was not Immediately got aud Il
present he occupies a cell in tine
asement OF the New Court House
hich he fondly imagined would b+
le resting place OF Mr. Green. Mr..
ightied no douht experiences that
W is sharp edged tool that cutstwo \,
-ys. n
MI Green now expresses determin-
i" n 10 enter a suit for libel agains;
t Morn ng News, Every Evening and -
izette, for publishing detamatcr v ar
lies disappearing the case. 6
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
- -
s'EictIspu.o

The above.s the title of q wcek.v nut
lication containing only stories original
refined and enter aiming, rt'en in tbi.
country and with special relrreu.e 10
the taste and habits OF thoughts of
American people. Each number con
slsts OF y pages, printed on heavy
white paper, in clear, large, easily legi-
bic type, and will contain install tnerts
of two serials aud one novelette,, and
never fewer than two cnuip!e.. sbor.
stories. \ 'arge and distinguished staff
o writers b I'VE oeen seieeted and neither
expense or trouble will be spared 70
make il publication desired il Every
refined ami Intelligent family. Single
copie lV cents, yearly suUs ription Il.
Address h.pp er II Srhwarznan, = up-
li>ners, q Warren street, \ Y.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

MONTGOMEEY.-u the clst OF August
I;avid JOhnsou. 20, Of William AID Annie
Montgomery, aged II months AM 6 days,
The relatives aud friends Of the family nre
respectfully invited to attend the fdneral
from the residence Of his parents. No. III
Spruce street, 70 MORROW, Friday afternoon,
1t $50 O'Clock. Services at Uld Swedes
church.
Asleep In Jesus.
BACON -Dn the 31th iHht., Clement A.
Ia ,on. ag ed g ysars.
Relatives aud friends Of the fsmi are re.
spectiUlly invited 10 attend his funeral from
his lata residence. 10. St2 il ttersoI street. On
Friday Afternoon Ser ices at the house a 2
O'Clock, lntsrment at Hirerview Cemetery.
I
MaGUIRE--rn Wednesday. at 4 O'Clock.
T. NJ. Aug. It, Jennie Mcguire, aged 2
years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend he funeral from the resi-
uenc' Of her parent. on Apple street. South
Wilmington, on Fri ay ATE, noon, at o clock.
Gone but not forgotten. (
BELv1LLE.-On Monday. the 18th inst,
Pierre BelvIlls, infant ,on of H. &. and NJ.
A. taylor, Of st. GEORGES. aud grand SOU cf
=. +. bel'f.ie, o. this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
A DistrcssiuY situation.

What dreadful thing it is to wake
up IN rht middle Of the night suffering
from chulera-'he nearest doctor "a mile
away and no one TO send for him. In.
aslne more distressing domestic stu.
atlon, II you can, and yet cases of this
kiEd are very common. The trouble,
however, would not have become
serious if the man of the rouse had a
bottle of Perry Davis Pain Killer a.
hand, for it is a remedy that never fails
t" cure cholera, cramps, diarrhHa or
All druggists keep it.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Reclamation.

A few days since officer Cloud tetu1' to,rs
ed his resignation from the pong rnst. '
to take effect the last dav OF Aas Sosr
Mr.. Cloud has been an efficient oillI.s ,h.r
and has been on the force for a hu'na uunsa
of years, his resigua ion is gab 1ad by
by ill health. He will be succee',.u IVAN m
MIR. George kenrciy, who entereu "f
his duties this mo ming.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
vsnuOrss E0tests

PIofessor Vennor in his latest PieaM; !,
tion says" have much pieSS@1t ",o1pt
informing you that decidedly S,.0,. Sot
weather is likely to set in oy o",n and
day and Sunday with cool nlSn., - ' IN
frosts in Northern sections. I-ls " ain in
followed by some rather heavy The ths
storms during the early part gov u
week following. hfNRl G. IN ,sy a.
ATLANTIC CITY, August, 81, 1904
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Invitation.

LXJE care enough abou.
w strangers visits to
make them comfortable and
instructive. Your parcels are
checked a waiting-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies' and chiIdren;
guides conduct you through
the house, or you wander at
will there are many things
OF interest to see, and you
are sure of a welt ONE.
Drop in while waiting for
a train, or stop over if you
ian afford the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Hankind'x Favorite.p1lls,

lr. S.nns Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated move the bowels easy by acting di.
recIy On the liver. restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver
10 dong this. headathe. neuralgia, pains In
tee r1sht or len side or through the limbs,
n 'igestian, coStivepess. sick stslnach, weak
back. d'zLnets. bad feelings through the
ooiy. aching limbs, tilliousness, general
~easness AID other bodily inhrmiuss are
gnbiag, s.ekeIing, vesEen;ng or leaving the
bowels cost.Ne A splendid. easy, puryattve
and liver cure, q cents and q . boz Main
depot Fourth and King streets Pt .ladel-
phia, eCc Arch street. Sc.d hy dealers
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Fast Trotter bought.

William Stokley, Mick Devine and
Ab Richardson of this city, recently
purchased the sorrel mare keystone
Maid, of Mr.. A. H. Tyson of Village
Hreen, for 81, 200 She gives great prom
ise or becoming great trotter. The
Gay the sale was effected she trotted a
heat in LA
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Eyery Tuesday Friday

DR.. JAS. TODD Of ofPHILApELPHIA,
Who for many years Is been eminsntly sue
cesSful In the treatment Of CHRONIC Is
EASES, has opened an office at
S2 MARkET ST. WILMINGTON,
Where he can lie consulted on tuesday and
FRIDAY Of each week between the hours of 8
.. m. and 5 p. L. Persons suffering from Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite, Consti.
patton, Nervous Weakness General Debility,
Satarrh, Neuralgia, le1fness. Roaring
Sounds In the Hesi, Bronchitis. Asthma, Dis
eases Of the Throat, Lungs. Liver, Spleen,
hidneys. Womb and Urinary Organs, Gout,
kheumatism, Bright's Disease Seiataca,
numoago, Chronic hiarrhea and Dysentery,
HemorrhOids or Files. Functional diseases II
tne Heart, certa stages o' Jsrssmus and
Lung CONSUMPTION, Scrofule. Pimples on the
race, diseases of the Blood and SSln, Scald
Head, &c. &c. WILL nnd i, greatly to their
advantage TO coil, as they will be tolG with
certainty what aiis the o, and when cure is
promised you can rely upon it Consultation
rec is.sm
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Personal,

Edward G. Bradford, Jr., Esq, re.
turned on Tuesday from a two weeks
summer tour 10 Laxe Gaor.-, Tcpr
d roga, Saratoga, points in the East,
G ney Island and Long Branch
f. A. Humphrey las returned from "A
summer tour to Meridian, Cayu...
county, New York.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Extracting Teeth 25 GEMS

each; gold and plastic Filings q " i
beautiful sets OF teeth $40 and sl'' fror
guaranteed; work all tirst-class' M
the LIST to the Goth of each month nal,
9l7 Market street, Wilmington D'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Adams street Improvement

John Hare has contracted WILL ;,n ~ a
Frank Strickland for the erec,'JJa lam
four two story brick houses on Au ars /
street near Tenth. The ho'lses o." 'nlas
by ~, and are to be built in hrS.,, suos
style as Mr.. Strickland so well hn nsir
how to build. They are Dal'' III r
with yards between.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Will Noon be nj I.;herty

In very few day : the term OF Fred
Cree>e, who was sentenced for atte mpt-
ed burglary VII. ex ire, and he will
agai be at liberty. He has spent the
time since his confinement in making
models OF the whipping post and pil-
iory, which AS soon a. he is liberated he
intends Offering Tor sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Turkey Red Table lamxak.

Having an overstock Of one quality
Turkey rcd damask, W. NJ. kennard Il
Go. will offer for 'ew day, the entire
live Of styles iu this quality at 80 cts.
per yard. You will only need to see
them to recognize hsw cheap they are.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
The kAslest YET,

Take your children TO Sutterley g.
Co., 302 Market street, and have their
photographs taken. They cannot be ex-
celled and their prices are very low.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
The Boys Will be Off

to school in a few days now and many
OF them will want new clothes. Mullin
n Son, Sixth and Market streets, is The
place to get good clothing cheap. You
will find an immense variety to select
from there.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Oys'erp.

Families can he supplied with prime
fresh oysters by the quart or bushel at
Wigglesworth's west eud oyster depot,
No. 500 Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
CHARGED With Larcenx.

Mary Nelll and Emma Wesley, two
colored girls, were charged with la, ceny
OF q watch there being no evidence
to prove that the girls committed the
theft, the case " as dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Persona al.

A fine class of young ladies' bepar
lessons in painting with Mrs. NOVEL;
at brandywine Seminary, on Wednes.
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
H0lf Mast.

The flag at the P. w. & B. shops, is
AZ half mast to-day, in honor of Mr..
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
WlLMlNuIUN QUOTATIONS.
WILMINGTON HAY ANDST iAW
MARkET,
l O'Clock Prices,

The O'Clock stock quotations of the New
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange, re-
received over the private wire Of Elliott John
-on o., STOCK brokers at Sixth ami Msrke
streets, are as follows
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
LIQUID EIsjI|iiS|l

IN response 70 tho urgent .ecnssts Of G-ef
numbers OF peoplo who prefer 70 pur-L..,
kldney-Wort already ,;-oparad, tie &C
y p11eton Of thia cel~bra.ss' rn-1e6~ -er r-e
pare It IL liquid fn'm A. wei ~ CRY. I. s
1 very concentrated IA put MP In ,sr-'s eot.'0s
and 10 equally e'lniep AZ that pat a2 cry l.
tin oans. II Itnaves tAs necessity ii prepaI-. u Q
II Ownys ready, and s Ii src r:s;,y tsGien bs
mosN people. Pr!co, a. pe- hoele.
LIQUID AND dry SGD EY DRuGGIsTs
WELLS. RICHARDSON co. prop'--.
A E"-''.--t"r, VI
RUWJ%"w-J ~ sT.7ezr,z~. u
SA0<4G-AS&2aAak&ah.A. - ~
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Literature.

The Children's Museum for Septem.
Der has been received from +. B. God
dard & Co., of New York, and is filled
with excellent and interesting reading
for the little ones.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

Colonel John H. Moore of the Old
Clothing House, No 22S Market street,
a lver'ises for coat, pants aud lest
makers.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
A Cool Resort,

John Manz's Wilmington summer ear-
den is the nices' and coolest place for re-
freshmn.s
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

Cockels Compound Anti Bilious Pills
Sold by Taylor Il Fullerton, Druggists,
No. 3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
The City Markets.

There was large amount of produce
offered for sale this morning, and the
attendance Of buyers was very good.
The following were the ruling prices: