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Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Frightrully ManKIed,

Dallas Wilder, sawyer in Viola,
Wisconsin, had his hand on the feed
lever Of bulS saw on Monday, when
his attention was attracted to another
part Of the mill by q man calling his
name. As he turned his head to see
what was wanted the saw cut the thumb
OF his left hand OF. The unfortunate
man then must have fallen toward
the saw, for, to the horror Of the others
in the mill, his left arm WAS instantly
taken of at the shoulder and his head
severed at his body. The deadly saw
continued its horrible work, cutting
the right arm of and cutting the body
in thousands Of pieces producing in
stant death. This WAS all the work OF
second. The horror-strioken men in
the mi did not have time TO reach him
before the horrible work was accom-
plished. Wilder's Remains we're scat
tered over the premises in the shape
of human sawdust.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
IL FOUnd Aim.

| A gentleman came to this city yes
terdSy from Philadslphia on search oil
friend named Foster Richards. Til.
gentleman it seemed had been raised
oy Mr.. Richards but having been fol
some length Of time at New Orleans hs
returned to Philadelphia osly to find
that his friend h Sd removed TO WilmiDg.
ton. He looked In the Directory bat
his name did Lot appear. Finally Re
conc 'uded to insert card in the Rkprs.
LleAS thinking it might meet his notice
and bring them together oDc> more.
After inserting the card In the paper
he took train and returned to Phila.
aelpbia, leaving his address. Soon Af.
tor tine paper wss out Mr.. Richards
came walking into the REPUBLICAN Office
asking for his frisLd and getting mis- ad-
dress he no do doubt went up to Pbils-
dslphia last night to see him. Moral,
it pays to advertise in the RRFrBLisAE.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Aayarae 10 Pool PLAYERS,

Joe and Cinds are the Christian name
of young couple at Quincy, Ohio, WIZ
were married about q Tonth age. 10,
is giveu to Willing his time away play,
ing "pool," very much to the disgust
Of his wife. Recently he was engaged
with eight OF his companions in seeing
who could stick the most balls in the
pockets. Cinds followed and request.
cd hin TO return to his own home, but
he hedsed not. She departed, and all
wsnt merrily until the house WAS closed
and the party csms down stairs. There
the wife met Joseph with tough appls
sprout Of the thiokn 1855 Of . mans mid
die I'm er. She to.lared him. she pslted
him; she put 1t Sll over him; TO put it
and mildly, she whipped
him numerically. She is delieste
woman, while he is big, strong isl-
low; but be was as meek as lamb.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
The Work 0fROuxhs.

A coloTed man, named "Esd" Ward,
badly beat up q young cOlcFed man last
evening, at the bar Der shop Of 6tans.
bury Murray, S3e French street, The
saloon Immediately clOsed. II being
Abont 10 o'clock.
One Of the colored men employed 1t
the Diamond State Rolling MIL VW
knocked down 0, Fourth and French
streets, last night, about l. O'Clock
His assailant lied to parts unknown
The man was badly cut about the head
and II was thcught for some time that
a murder had been comm tied.
About midnight q man was attacked
in front Of the saloon at the northWe.
corner OF Front and Walnu. streets, By
five or six men. Hs escaped, and run
ming up Front street, found shelter in
an open doorway. He was protected
by the inmates Of the hou:e until the
arrival Of the officers, who took hin
safely home. The object Of the asssll
ants, it is thought, was robbery.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
-
Merely MenlISu,.

VIM. Bsldsin was sent to i,u
lay. -" !siIs,
The Philharmonic Society vii, =.
coDoer, this evening. W" sN
Francis Vincsn, has re,u,n.ds
several days visi, TO Wasnins,on' ''a' /
A party OF sypsies passed ,b',,,
this city at ll.30 O'Clock ,hi, mo,n,sl stl
The Legislature visited w1nt...
yesterday; snow fell and the c',, rss''
stopped at II a. IN, V''a
Miss Libbis JaCkmau and Mia c,,,
stetson, Of Buffalo, N. Y. are III, sn.',' U",.
Of Miss Mamie Lewis of this CITY, '3"'
Examinations At the Ws,ls,,, D.
male College commenced yss,.,S'S - ", r,
will continue to day and 10 uOr,oy '''
Company +. Pos,lss' Riffs, hw ,.r,
cd No. Masonic Temple. ...,,u' uS
will be held there ,o-no,,os O,sh.
week.
Fonr cases Of druukeapsa we're di,.
posed OF At the Police Couh hi, wa,n.
ing. Three similar cases v,rs Ss,,d
lasI night. 0
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
she Dsuis. the Impu,ariou.

Mrs. William Baldwin called at the
REPUBLICAN office this morning 70 deny
the report in yesterdays papers that
she was intinars with Constable
William B. Hickman. She says tbs
affair was correctly reported as it TOOK
place a. the police station, that her
husband did make the charge but
shat he was just as likely to charge
her with intimacy with any other
man, and it was only because
Hickman had come 10 the house to ar.
rest him couple OF times that he
thought of him. Mrs. Baldwin hss
three children, whom she supports by
her LABOR, only one of them being old
enough to do anything, and she or,rf
TO prove her good character by the
many persous for whom she lsbors.
She thinks il hard that she mnst be
made the suffarsr by the false sccuss-
tions and examinations Of 3 drunken
husband as well as by his brutal
physical ferCe.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
A kaartIiuR Death,

In Cincinnati. Tuesday night, sud
de1 and startling death occurred in the
midst Of hall room At Washington
Platform. A waltz was being played
and the dancers were enjoying them.
selves and thinking Of nothing but
pleasure when suddenly one of the
rnarrisst Of the company was seen TO
fall hssdlong 20 the floor. The men in
tue party approached the prostrste bo-
dy, fast growing cold in death, and
picking it up placed their late compan-
ion upon a number Of chairs arranged
for the purpose. The deceased was
John C. Moore, q scalvsry recuitipg ser
vice. At the time Of his fatal fall
Moore was dancing with young lady.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
I'm msnrgFNAG Arrivals.

During the mouth OF February thsre
arrived st the ports Of New York, Phil
adelphiA, Baltimore, Boston, New Or,
leans, Detroit, Bastport, Nav Bedford,
Por, Huron and San Francisco. Is o75
immigrants. OF whom 1892 we're from
Germany, 1872 fon Great Britain and
Ireland s7l fism ally, and 422 from
Switz ,rlsnd. The nun ber OF immigrants
VII arrived at the above named ports
during the eight mouths ending Feb
ruary rs 1881. was as follows: From
Germany, 81, 600 Domirion Of Cauads,
T7,2ls; England and Wales, SO 276
Ireland, 80, ISL; SCOTLAND, 301s: China,
3Il7; all other countries, 67,013.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Trs suDle .Ssus . Mouse.

James Anderson was arraisn cd before
the Mayor last night on the charge oi
hindering persons from moving into
the house, No. 1ll2 Walnut street.
Mr.. Anderson had leased the dwelling
from Mr.. Harlan Cause, from March "a
1881, to March rs, 1882. After he had
given Mr.. Anderson articles Of agree.
msnt, Mr.. Cause for certain reasons
concluded not to let him take posses.
sion. He therefore offered him . sum
Of money if he would agree not TO take
the house, but Mr.. Anderson refused,
The present teusnt moved from the
dwelling yesterday and Mr.. Anderson
at oncs secured the key and commsnc'
ed 70 move his goods there. Another
party attempted to secure the house,
bat failing, appealed to Mr.. Cause,
The gentleman came TO his assistance
with an officer, and Anderson was ar
rested. The mayor dismissed the case
it not coming under his jurisdiction.
Mr.. Cause secured his key at the hear
ing and left. Mr.. Anderson intends
to enter suit against Mr.. Cause for
damages.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
wei lie meyers
CATARRH

NURe. Uaquestionsbly the most impor
~ tant medical discovery sioce vaccina
ton. A remedy which ass mAates vita tht
mucous membrane and folps not only .
vocal but e0nstitutionat cure Al any
stage, Ono package generally suffiSee. De
liveret by Druggists or BY D. b, BswRr b
Co, - Dey street, N. Y, sl.o0 compiete
Treatise and remarkable statemenos BY tn.
cured ms led free. The afflicted can 70
Ter TO:
9Bo. n LAxpRreGT. 70 Btddis 81, Baiti
more;
Mr. sea ospBn, 100 North Broadway;
JoHs l.. .ikRRISe, c. PARK Avenue and
MeMecb ST.
Gro. q. hEsBURr, Prop, West End ho
tel, Long Branch
X. X. HELrHENsTINH, Ebbitt House.
Washington;
hBv, dBO L PARIS stephens Rectory;
Philsds.;
REV. A. A. SUNsER, Frederick, Nd, etc.
A real cure Vi UatArTh ios S.,V9.
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Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
SECOND EDITION.
VUx uELAwAmG CAY LErCAR.
Public Gsae-CatehisE herr'nS-
kusday ChuECh Serviee-Oaher
items Of AwtoPost.

PuhIfs Esle-OAtehisE aerrinS-
kusday Church Serviee-OtheP
items Of Interest.
D.LAwARE CRY, March 81.
The sale Of Roberts & Jester came
of to-day; there was not . very large
crowd Of bidders but the horses brought
good prices. some Of them sold for $50.
The farming implements sold rather
low.
They caught 1900 herring in the
locks this morning, bat the gillers are
not catching them quite 80 fast. There
was one boat only caught one herring
ny till nine o'clock this morning. ii
that is paying, don't know,
There ought to be plenty OF herring
at this time Of the year. ! am begin
ming 10 think that there won't be
many herring this Spring.
There was q very large congregation
at the Episcopal church last evening
and Rev. DR.. Stewart prsached first
class sermon. Bat II the choir would
only postpone its regular parade
around the gallery while the text is
being delivered, perhaps some OF the
congregation might be Able to hear it,
vouldn't for moment like to think
that il ia done with the intention Of
drowning the text but the regular re
petition Of the performance upoh
squeaky shoes, seems rather bad
taste.
Iwould respectfully inform the veal
thy merchant who made the remark
about the Jay Birds daughters, that
the Jay Bird has no daughters, but il
he had they should not be made wall
flowers Of.
The latest church news on record ia
reported by one Of the vestry men, that
there are ten young men who have vol.
untsered to subscribe $50 piece TO.
wards Mr.. Phillips salary.
Somebody said that Jay Bird was
casting slurs but Jay Bird states moth
ing but facts, still facts are often the
last things which some persons would
have meet the eyes Of the public. A
hardbird to pick 10 JAY BIRD.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
A. E ATH 4.

CARR On the 23d inst of p pneumcn a
VIM. @. Carr, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family or In
vited to attend the iunertl from me resi-
dence of hts souin.law, William Kelley, on
Claymont street near a, south Wilmington
on Friday afternoon. Services At the hOus Q
at l O'Clock, Interment at Wilmington an d
Brandywine cem terry.
KELLEY.--On the Gath instant, Rehec7a
daughter Of william and Mile Kelley
ageu IS months
ReIs.ives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral ir IL
Lue residence of ner parents, Oh Elay,non
street near A, south Wilmington, On Friday
Afternoon. Services at the hou'e at "'clocE
Intermeut at wilmington and Brandy win,
oeme.ery
0ALLAHER-On the 23d iastant, ,Enma
vile Of WiIiam T. uallaher, IN the 8 g
year OF her age.
Tho relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral rom tue resi-
dence OF her father, NO. 3J6 East Seventh
street, on saturday, the 26th inst. Strvice
at the hodse at o'clock To proce~d 10 th'
Whining on anu Brandywine cemetery.
HYLAND.-0n the 2sd instant, Margare
Hyland, aged - years.
FRIENDS are invited to attend tho funefa
from the Aged Wemen's Homo on trluay
the 2bth instant, ct 0 clock.
SlMPKINS-Un wednesday, the 2sd Inst,
miss Eseie Simpkins.
The friends and relatives aro invited 10 At
tend the funeral from West Presbyterian
Chure on Saturday morning, the 49, inst ,
10 0o'c,ock. Funeral TO pr cred t., ~os-
esi burHiAg groua ad Of q assJw.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
..I,m All Prayed Oat.''

is q common complaint. lfyou feel " "
get q package OF Kiduey.Wort ana l,. W.,
it, and you will at once feel It's s,,' 'on'
power. It rsnsws the healthy suu'i ,
Of the kidneys, bowels and liver ssi W.
thus Restores the natural lie ~.
strength to the weary body II ="
now be had in either dry or liqsla iOlu @
aud in either way is always p'Our
and efficient in action.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
A new Drug store.

The new drug store, at the corner
Of Ninth and Orange streets, will not
be ooDd acted by DR. Snitcher, bat by
a young man named Gritfi oberg. The
doctor will continue his practice as q
physician. He has known Mr.. Grifia.
berg for some time, he having been 30.
compsnied by the young mau upon
numerous visits to sick persons. The
young druggist possesses an excellent
reputation, and his store should be
we'll patronized.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
LUPIN'S CASHMERES S.
A REDUCTION IN THESE Gel
EBRAITD FABRICS.

At the Importers Sale
held in New York city, on
the 18th inst, we bought
largely OF these goods, prob
ably enough to last US until
next fall. without the LOW
PRICES we have put upon
them cause them to sell very
rapidly, which we believe
they will. We sell LUPlN's
CAsHMEREs because we know
that they will give more sat
isfaction to the wearer than
any other cashmeres manu-
featured, and the reason is
that they are made of the
finest material and dyed
with the finest dyes. Their
great superiority over all
makes has given them the
monopoly of the fine trade
of the world. Buyers will
notice that whenever they
see them advertised, or
wherever they are offered
for sale, they are acknowl-
edged as the standard of
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Mating RnnlpODsd.

Owing to revival services being 1Vy ~,
ia the Bethel A. NJ. &. church, on vi.
nut street above Sixth, the meeting !,
eelored people announced to % ,.s,. u'''
ing indignation at the charge OF 'n1~ ,n'I
Grand Jury, has been postponed a''l
next Monday evening. The piace w y
meeting has not yet been decided ap'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Noted Robber Arrested.

Moses Walker, a notorious negro bur
glsr and thief, of Elizabeth, N. j., has
been arrested in New York. During
the past yesr he knocked down and
robbed four ladies of < izabsth the last
being Mrs. Wicks, from whom he took
$l63, but was pursued when he threw
down $ls3 and escaped. Eight or ten
complAi ltants will appear against him.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
sam In Jail.

James Csswsll, the boss On ,.'I VI
Fourth street extension Of the oi!y " =
way, arrested for an old deos Nv a"V en- N
q. oiunn Of this city,is still in new M !. tS m
tie isil. He has been expecting " \
arrival Of his wife from Philadslpn.It,s 4 ?, !,
enter bail for him but she mas 'nu' "
failed to put in an appearance
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Sure Cure For Elss. g..

DR.. KliDs's Great Nerve Restorer is q
sure cure for fits, epilepsy and nerve
affections. A treatise and q trial bot.
tie CAD be procured free by H. patients
ii they vii paw the expresssse. Write
to DR.. Kline. No. S3l Arch street, Phil
sdelphis, or inquire at z James B-lt's
drug store, Sixth and Market streets
this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Ncott.sEaIe or Paintings

There was a very large attendance
at Soott's sale of paintings sos Market
street last evening, but although the
pictures we're of the finest In concep.
ton and artistic merit the bidding was
spathetic and dull, the highest price
obtained heiug only SIS. The sale
will be continued this and tomorrow
evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

March, the end Of winter and brgiu.
ming Of spring, produces affections Of
the throat and bronchitis. Use THR
RElJOWNED DOMESTIC Cough
SYRUP; sure cure. West BOD Pbar-
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
FIFTH EDITION
TAs LEGisLATus.

sse Delaware Wes,sY, nj,
s., Ins =. Aorris case Ar.,. ,.Is'',', -
special Dispatch to the Rnrv.,,',Vb Vb'
DovEA, DEL, March IA T..
supplement- to the Delaware w.., .,p''
onar1sr' notice Of which Va, ,,.' '''''
Monday, vas introduced in N. '' S q
~ Mr. Belts to-day. hum,,,'a's ''a's
and 800 copies ordered TO h. NV "'a
1t provides for the oons,ruo,,'" ~'D
railroad through III. State, no !
being indicated, bnt states ,b., Il ''aa
run to the eastern, western o, ..'a 'a'N
boundary OF the State. ''''A
The Morris case has again o,,.
in the House. Msssrs. Robins
Register asked to be excused A.. %
committee. The request Va, ,,,s,s l'
and a'ssrs. TOmlinson and C.b,jI ~
appointed in their stead, ''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

Rev. J. N. Hosnin, pastor OF the Ger.
man Baptist Church, has resigned, and
accepted aposition IS pastor ots Bsp.
tist church in St. Louis, Missouri, He
will remove to his new field Of labCr in a
few days,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
W OFks 10 bo EDlAFHed.

The VulcaniEed Fibre Co npauy,
TEN tn and Wslnut streets, Is consider
ing the advisability Of enlarging the
works. The question will be decided
In about week from now. The orders
con- lat, at III present time, chiefly In
the manufacturing Of washers for the
Texas railroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
M RKI E0

DTEF-THORP On the 18th OF warch nv
Rev. l.. Marks, D. D, Mr.. William DUFF
and Miss Sarah A. Thorp Of Newport,
delaware.
S.-Wednesday evening,
The 23t d inst at tn BRIDES residence. No
2s Saiplev street by the Rev. +. n. DuVa',
M. j mn Cooke and Miss X atie Saye.s.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Horrible Road,

no wonder the farmers coming into
town come into the REPUBMCAx Office
and COMPLAIN about the condition Of
Front street from Broome out to Union
the weather is good now and il ought
to be repaired and II the city does no;
soon repair it the city will and ought
10 be mulcted into damages.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
wemevfng .ne TuEnIss'e'

A foros Of workmen this iol leav% ,a,a.
were engaged in removing sns .;,v., M
table OF the Wilmington Cl'y Y,nylb
from Fifth and Market stree" .w " = d
and Market. where 1t will snsx S:,o l,
.sIl Tor the r urth street exssls's' ~
,r The main line.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
SUIT Against w,,mIustonfous

Elihu Hall a Co., Of Wslling ford
Conn, has brought suit against Buck
ingham & Bro, and s. d. Forbes, O
this city, for infringement of patent
The patent is carriage wheel, and i.
known Ss the Warner patent.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Timely.

"lt rains alike on the just and the
INFUSION tie Just manly because
the unjust have borrowed their um.
brellas." The just and the unjust will
find the largest stock Of umbrellas At
sheppey's, opposite Clay ton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
Masq q Grade Entertninmant

st. Paul's Commandery, No. 80, K
T., will give masquerade entertain.
ment and festival in the National Hall
Ninth and Walnut streets, next Thurs.
day evening. The festival will be con.
tinued on Friday and Saturday even,
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

A. B. Maloney, N. D., Philadelphia,
Pa, says: 81 find Or. Bull's Cough
Syrup excellent, having q ready sale
and rendering more satisfaction than
any Cough Syrup l have ever sold"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

We have now open fol
inspection and sale, choice
lines of the following carpets
in the latest and most desir.
able colorings and patterns
BoDy-BRUSsELs CARPETS.
The best and choicest pat
terms OF Body-Brussels Car,
pets at SI,6o and SE.75.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
We have opened a large
line from IS cents to $I.7o.
Many of these patterns can.
not be found elsewhere.
lNGRAlNS.
We have Of the best Ex-
ira Supers, a very full line
from IS cents to $I.oo.
FINE TNCRAINS
We have a grade lower
at IS cents, all wool. very
cheap.
CorIoN CHAIN INGRAlNs.
Some great bargains in
cotton chain ingrains from
373 to 60 cents.
ENTRY AND STAIN CARPETS.
We are also showing a
very fine line of Damask
and Venetian Entry and
Stair Carpets al Low PRICES.
In fact if you want anyI
kind Of a Carpet, Cocoa or
Canton Mating, Linoleum,
Dill Cloths, Mats or Drug.
gets, you will save money byI
buying from US and get RE-.
LIABLE GooDs.
W. M. KENNARD & Co, |
62I Market St.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

NESSBs. EplToI::--in ansver TO Mr.. },
Elliott woald state that | never pur.
chased any lard butter but once and
that | purchased Tor Mr.. Eiliotts son
Jacob st his (Jaoob's) special request,
he being perfectly aware Of what he
was receiving. never retailed q pound
OF lard butter over my counter 10 any
one, always being . dealer in pure
cutter only. II the rell which Mr.. Blli-
OFT has on exhibition Is niue the pub
lie can rest assured that 1t 10 genuine
rom the fact that he has NOT bought
any from me for three months. The
public is aware that fresh print butter
II kept on hand for such q length Of
time will become rancid. The same rule
will apply 70 oil genuine butter.
Mr.. Rtliott's butter not being genuine
would not stand exposure for such q
length Of time for being made from pig
lard it would be sure to "Squsal" on
him. RESPECTFULLY, C. GARroS,
2od street market.
Wholesale and retail butter dealer,
The public can rely upon purch asing
pure butter only.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

O. FOURS FOR SALN
eILN En- BOUGHT AhU SOI.D,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

To give your suffering rhsumstir
neighbOr bottle OF ST. Jacobs Oil is
true charity.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
THIRD EDITION.
rae BUr1GK ASplsURs BOrrHK

re HCrsGk ANSi'URs BCrrEK
The Difference snown Between
Then by Messrs. messisk aau
Carton.
For the Republican.
hHssR,. RprroRs:--lr reply to = com.
municsticn Of Mr.. Rlliotts' in ysster
days issue Of the Republican, | would
call the attention Of the public TO the
fact that he 10 = self sonfes ssed dealer in
bogus butter" when he states BE-
would have on exhibition SONS OF Mes
sick's gilt edged and Cartons prime az
ira" and "bogus butter" In relation
to my gilt edged" butter il must have
been genuine as Mr.. Elliott has no,
bought any butter from ms for four
mouths and II the roll he has on exhi,
bitiOn is SO me Of mine Il must oeriainly =
have been gilt edged" 10 have with
stood exposure 10 the air SO long and
still retain the qualities OF butter.
defy Mr.. Elliott or any other man to
say that ever sold a pound Of "bogus
butter' over my counter which 10 some
thing Mr.. Elliott cannot 90. II was
not my intention to attack any PARTON.
lar individual in regard to this matter
but 10 deDouuos such 3 spurious article
ss 'sVine" or lard butter which is sold
80 extensively in Wilmington in one
aud two pound rolls. | shall:have some
sample rolls on my counter in order
that the public may become
thoroughly acquainted with |,
but it shall BE- marked lard butter
and will not be for sac.
RocRus KE.sick. Fad s.. Market.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

fNLLlUTT, JOhNSON 4 CO.
BANkEkS AND BRO kERS
uORNER sixth AND WARKEr srS.
Wilmington Delaware.
FOR SALE.-4O shares Wilmington Ceal
Gas Comp my. 10 shsres First National
Bank, ssI Chss;er Greek nrst mortgage
bonds.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
BkO II EMS.

ID II. hOA.4u,,oN . o.,
BANkEKS AND BROKERS
\. 4 OuR. FOUR-H AND MARkET'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24

Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
CARPETS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
lNGRAINS.

We have Of the best Ex-
ira Supers, a very full line
from IS cents to $I.oo.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-24
W. n. KENNARR q 90.

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-10
Good-hearted Henry Wilson,

The late Henry Wilson could never,
it is said, bring himself to refuse to sign
his name to papers recommending per-
sons for public positions. A former
member of congress says that worthy
young man who wanted consulate came
to him one day in state of citation over
a letter which he had procured from the
vice president. This, with other rec
concentrations, the congressman laid be-
fore the secretary of state, who looked
them over carefully. "When he came
to Vice President Wilson's letter, J"
says the congressman in the Boston
Journal, che broke out in quite merry
laugh. [ inquired what he found that
was so pleasing. Why, said he Will
lay -rager that can produce to you
from the files of this department sou
just such letters from the good vice
president. I replied that my friend
based his hopes mainly on that letter.
The secretary said that if his letters had
such potency no place world long remain
untitled. My candidate did not get his
appointment.