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Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
FOURTH EDITION.
OUR JURORS.
rhs FIRST yuroFs Called 60 sis ID
the new Cou rs House.

rhe First yarors Called 60 sis IL
the new cours House.
The syut 81 Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery will be held In
the new court boAie. in the city ol
Wilmington, commencing On Monday,
February 7th.
The following are the names OF tbs
Grand and Petit jurors which have beer
summoned to attend the said court.
GRAND JURY.
Brandywine Hundred--Wm. Wilson
ssnusl q. Derrick.
Wilmington--Wm. Baxter, Miltor
Lackey, Henry Rckel.
Christians--John K. Tstum, John B.
Miller.
Mil Creek--Edward Haman, Jacol
Rubenca me.
New Castle--Joseph J. Taggsrt, W
+. Thompson. Alexander ii. Davidson
White Clay Creek Jonathan Groves
Charles C. King.
Red Lion--Anthony RsybCld, dsors'
F. Brady.
Penosder-J. w. Cooch, Adam Daystt
81. George's-Wm. Wood, Colnmbu
Watkins.
Appoquiuimink--s. l.. Finley.
Black ckbird--James X. Collins, Thos
Middleton.
PETIT JURY.
observation-disclosures S. Robinson
VIM. Wier.
Wilmington--John McClosAey, Law
renee Glatts, Philip Tyre.
Chrlstiana-Wm. Thompson, VIM
Armor.
MIL Creek--Johp c. Philips, Samu
el Mccoy, Crawford Rankin.
New Castle-Robert Dellon, ALFRED
b. Sheldon, Frank s. Dnnosn.
Red Lion--Bepj. w. Dunlap, LeWii
A. Evans, Daniel Colwell.
White Clay Creek--Altred 4 Brooks
Allan @. MeElwes, John C. Jones.
Pencadsr--James Ii. Baton, Henry
Kendall. 4. J. Harris.
st. George's-Thos. J. Houston, Jas
Gray.
Experimentation ". Naudaiu
William II. Ra.ledge,
Black kbird-Wllliam g. Prior, Abe
Sivel.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Claiming a Large Estate.

A meeting of Isaac Jennens' heirs
vas held yesterday morning at Camden,
N. J. Mr.. Cook, their agent, who has
recently returned from Eugland, report
ed that the English attorneys are nov
preparing a petition TO the chancellor,
and hope soon TO bring the question to
issue. The evidence Of descent, with
all the genealogiss, have been compile
ted, and all the money necessary can
be raised for the prosecution Of their
claims. Mr.. Cook will return to Lon
don next month for a prolonged So
jonrn. The amount claimed, e33, ,000,.
900, is in the Bank Of England await,
ing the final decision.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
The Northern PMeltIr

Mr.. II. X. Sargent, Geuefi Alnssl
oil the Northern Pacific, EA5 il n
now In Chicago, informs Tie lhbul
there that thus far this viutr ths|
has been but little snoR on The lu.
his road, and trAias have been as.
move from one end of tts line ID
other without troubls or ob3xuaaI
Active preparations srs coll!nasAI
going on TO be In readiness sstIy
spring for sharp work Oh the extsnaa
OF tue road. The Company expveal
do y larger amount OF construction ID
summer than has been done hsrstaa
Another contract for Sn adiial'
large number OF freight olrs and ii
motives has been let. II Clarke u
contractors, are nov at Eork %
Yellnwstone Division with 500 n
doing the heavy rock work for The d
difficult thirty miles Of the i'ida
which ia to be $50 miles 10 Length, d
contractors expect to have the roat
ready for the iron about May Id, w
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
RUSSIA.
Discovery OF Another NihiiIst AS,
nncfa,iOn I'm WORkfuR Order

soclatiOn In WORktHg order.
KIErF, Jan. 2l.-Two rusn and two
women have been arrested here on sus-
picion of belonging to secret society.
The police discovered at their house a
programme OF an extreme terrorist fac
tion of Nihillsts, which recommends
murder and inosndisrism. A quanti-
ty of revolvers, daggers, axes, machin-
cry for the manufacture Of forged pass.
ports, a portion OF secret printing
press, and q large number OF revolu-
tionary proclamations we're also found.
Copies Of a proclamation relating to the
intended murder Of a military official
in Kietf were also found, bat the crime
has bsen prevented by the discovery OF
the facts above mentioned.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2l-The Mar
quis Tseng. Chinese Ambassador, has
given notice to the Russian government
that China adhsrss TO the stipulstious
drawn up at st. Petersburg, which
consequently will be embodied in shf
treaty. The Agenos Russo denies the
statement telegrspbed from CONSTANT
nople recently that Greece had requss'
ted Russia to take Greek subjects from
Turkey under her protection sheuld a
necessity arise.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
n
Installation.

On Tuesday evening, GaDl'Cs
cellor Johnson, Grand Master Of u
T. X. Moreland, and Grand Prdl
Daily, Of this city, visited Dia
Lodge, No. IL, Knights Of Pytha
Mlddistown, and installed TIE bl.5tl
officers, rssently elected lor tie sasGl
year;
c. C.--:'ohn II Fitzpatrick.
V. C.--H. X. Wilson.
Prelate--E. 4. Marsh.
NJ. OF A.--Thos. =. Scott.
X, Of r. X S.--W. Il Cam,
I.G.--Wm. J. Given
0. G.--Jos. W. Gary.
M. OF Il r.. Harry BIiasoo.
At the close OF the insts.ls!I51 a
monies, the grand officers aod asns
Of the lodge were supplied With
| treshmenta.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
4. A. NuahnFMiA Death.

LoXDaE, Jan. 2l.--Tbs celebrate,
actor, Mr.. Eiwsid A. Soihern, is dead
Edward Asksw Sothern was born il
Liverpool, April /, 1880, was educated
by private clerical tutor; decided :,
become surgeon; passed two years ii
Middiesex Hospital, London, but tin
dissecting room sickened him, when he
entered upon tae study OF theology
which was soon abandoned for tb,
stage, upon which In England he man
aged to barely exist for number Of
years, being frequently discharged for
lncspAeity. He was subsequently en-
gagged at Boston, but his first efforts in
America were fully at disoouragiug al
those In his native land had been. lie
was undAunted, however, and went 10
New York and set himself TO hard
study, determined to earn success. As
the years wore on (until be was 2s
years old he had been known on the
stage as Douglas steRart,) his close
study and experience, with strict at
tention TO minute details, began TO
show their effect but he bad almost
despsired Of any phenomenal success
in this country, and was about leaving
1t, when he was cast st WRlIack's 5
Theatre as Armand TO Miss Matilda
Heron's Camille. The lady's success
was pronounced, and MIR. sothern
shared with her the approval Of the
large audiences assembled. His sub
sequent rewriting and performance OF
DundreSry in Tom Taylor's "Ameri can
Cousin" At WRllack's was another sue.
Gers, and from this period OF his pro
lessi0Gal career his lame and fortune
are familiar matters TO plsvgOers on
both sides of the Atlantic.
Suffice tito say that hs afterwsrd &C.
cumulsted fortune of $3.50, GOO (much
Of which he lost by unfortunate real
estate investments), despite ths fact
that his rate Of ex ysnditure incre ased
with his capacity to earn money.
In this city Southern has played two
times with marked success. His firs
appearance was on the evening o
March 30th, 1874. He played here tn,
last time in 1878.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

The War Department issued geneI.
al order yesterday, announcing tna'
the new post on the Rio De Ia riA.s'
Colorado, will be known as Fort hsNn,
aud ths name Of the temporary camI
Al Pagosa Springs, will ee changed
from Fort Lewis 10 Pasosa Springs.
The Jury 10 the case Of. William VSOr.
hsss Grover, on trial at Freshoid' ne"
Jersey, for the shooting OF MS wils,
| acquitted him yesterday, on the groano
Of insanity.
Apollis Russell Wstmore, . well
known citizen OF Nsw York, CONNECTED
with the management Of several char
liable institutions. was found dead II
bed yesterday morning
The Texas Court ofAppeals has afhrm
I'd the death sentence In the case 0
William Burton, convicted OF the mur
der Of John Rush, at Weatherford, II
that Stats.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Couferemee Academy

The Wilmington Conference q, ~
my has more scholars upon " )" N
now than ever before at any ony "au,
There are 1906 scholars in s''sI i,
besides the students in mu'" ..sr|
drawing and almost every "a aay sos, .u
a new arrival. Professor esinui ns'iI,
done wondersifor this school, W., " N
ing the obstacles he has hsa ,",,sI "
come and the many petty apJ'' I
to which he has been sub)ec'e''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
FIFTH EOlrIOx'
rnE noNEY ExrESDS.| ~
Tho Reading Room ana
as she Wilmisg,oa a.. .'a'

Tho ResdisE Room mn.
~ she Wiimiss,oa Ae.a." ~
Al was announced during n.y.
the surplus Of funds, from ,Ds leg
tAinment Of the Alpha B.ta. % S',.
handed over 10 the R,sd,ns s
COMMITTEES. and tbs same
turned into Q beautiful rs,aiu Ia
and library. Although tbe,.
eral small libraries eoppso,'a "
some Of our schools in Wiluins,a.
Crabb claims to be the Ora, sns s
one that can boast Of a comr,'' aa
1t 10 furnished with VAIN, !
sofas, tables, book 10 y y
floor is handsomely covered y v.
beautiful carpet. The slds,
room are painted In limitation
nut and oak. This studspts Ain,
contributed nearly 100 volum., i
books. Mr.. Crabb does not 'Ia.
els OF any kind on the shsly.,
the works contributed BY n" ~
ara The "Life OF BAyarl ivy
"Milton's Paradise Lost" ur.
tion Of Salt Water" "wm ",
Bryant" "constitution Of III. n, n \
"Lstters TO Ny Students, "T,,. .
works Of Ciabbs," "Trip to y',,'
"christian Doctrine" "CoD,,,,n,,.'
man +" and many Others. NJ, ~
has presented the Librarian vtt y
following: Hisiory Of g.rm,'. s
parts; History Of England, 4 roI' ~i''' :
tory Of the US. SO para NJ
History, 80 paris; Lithogrsphs w y.
Of Shakespeare, 40 parts: c,rS' ~
works OF Tennyson, 80 paru MN
sal knowledge, Encyclopedia. Bd,,,,
Art Treasures Of America. co,tlps !,
finished over s75, together With Il,
ly su bseription Of sorIbns', Llpyss,
Wide Awake, Harper, b. ShIs
Punch and Contemporary mi
The Daily REpuHLlcAS and Bysry n
Ing Ia on fte svery day at iS,I,
The above with other additions 4
made shortly will maxi i. The /,
library Of any society IN Wllnipr
The lettering is very bapiaon, n
done by Mr.. MuDgar. Of 9Th aud
streets, The room will open 90 N
day. Visitors are respectfully Ipdl
to call and inspect tue ssas
room 10 under the control Of the lI,I
Beta Society; both 1t and ths Nin
have adnittanoe 10 II.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
MAnk "a FAYOrtio PILE.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills tsuga-
coatedl move the bowels easy BY acting d.
rectiy on the liver, restore the lost energies
BY promoting the healthy action OF the liver;
In doing this neadache, neuralgia, pains In
the right or iott side or through the lfmts,
Indigestion, costiYeness, sicz stomach, weaR
haoE, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billouspess, general
weakness and other bodily innrmi,les are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickeniug, weakening or leaving the
bowels costiye' a splendid, easy, purgative
depot, 4th and King sts. Philadelphia oO2
Arch street Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
hnecinI Announcement

To permit, according to ai'aJ
ment, the sale OF reserved seas !
days In advance for the FoTleF lsj
tho fret Diamond Course sDh'a]
ment, the sale Of season tlCE'a \
close ON Monday, the oath, at ioaJ1
p. n. All who wish to take ad",1
OF the exceptionally low price Ns
certainty Of permanent good s''s
every evening, offered IN thei' ~
tickets, should not delay 'A'p
chase.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
ElRhaY.EMO Yahnn OH

Mrs. John Venneman, the mothsr-in
law of john Lse, residing at 200 West
Second street, celebrated the eighty
second anniversary of her birth on
tuesday evening. About thirty Of hen
relatives, consisting OF her children,
grand children and great grand chill.
dren, we're present. The aged lady
Was the recipient of many valuable
oifta.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
SECOND EDITION.
a,.,ns.. \, the Cours aAouse


Tn most Of the county Offices every |
thing has been put TO rights ana tne
ofipers are ready for business. For
some reason probably because the Peo-
pie thoughtl. would be few days be-
lore the officers would be prepared the
peopls have mt come forward, and con
seausntly . ..,l has been the result.
During o run through the Court House
this morning by one Of the Republican
CORDS, he found Sheriff Clark ana ms
deputies busy mailing notes TO tne
Grand and petit jurors to attend at the
Court Of Quarter Sessions to meet OF
Monday, the 7th Of February.
Sheriff Clark and his deput les have
been kept very busy ever since their
removal the first case attended to In
the now Court House being the issn-
ing Of five executions on Thursday from
A Justices docket TO be sent to Middle
town.
An inquiry In the office OF the Cla, A
of the Peace revealed the fact that u,
official business had yet been tran act
ed, but Deputy Clerk Osborne ss VI
to his eyes sorting out old mus ,ty re
cords and putting them in the. props
reoepta.lss and pigeon holes;
Passing on TO the Recorder Office "
were informed that tie d at item Q
business transacted in u 4at office va
on Thursday the day of !emoval whel
a release was left to b recorded b.
Victor DUPONT, Esq.
The Prothonotary AIR. Maxwell lik
the Recorder has his office in goo
working trim. II e first case he ha
In his new office Ras the entering Of
Judgment for 10 mn Gibbs, ESQ atto'
ney on the ca q, on Thursday evening
Mr.. Biggs .he Register though wall
ing and vii ing has not had case ye'
but Clerk Of the Orphans Court, Hou'
man, haf4 an injunction case from tn
court of Chancery yesterday.
Levy Courtmsn Wells from Black bir
Hd., was in to look at the Levy Conl
quarters where next moath he Will I
confronted with a number OF Rspubl
can colleagues.
Senator Salisbury was taking vie
of the new court house this mornin,
He came up from Washington to Phil
delphia yesterday, but missed maxim
connection with the evening DelsWal
train, and was compelled to stop oV'
in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Another Day.

Invalids will have an opportunity Il
call on DR.. Darmon tomorrow from
ten o'clock, A. NJ. to 7 o'clock. P. NJ
They must act promptly or he denied
the benefit of his advice until some ia.
ture time. Delays are dangerous and
hence the importance Of not putting
off unit. tomorrow what can be- done
to-day. Remember to call at COS Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
the DiwmOna Course.

j. Alfred Best has sold out his share
in the Diamond Course OF lectures
which commences next Thursday night,
to A. W. Quigg, one Of the managers
who remain. Mr.. Quigg has sold Mr.
Best's interest to +. A. Churchmsri
and hereafter the managers will be A
W. Quigg, Fl. II. Ward and F. A
Churchman. From the present lookout
the course promises to be.a grand sue
cess. The sale Of season tickets viii
close next Monday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
xauneunerg,s New po.t. Master,

John Fisher, OF Landenberg, received
notice on Wednesday that he had been
appointed postmaster at that place, vice
Washington Ewing. The latter has
held the office for The last twenty years
or more, and filed it aecsptably to the
patrons Of the Office. His removal was
for the purpose Of giving the position
to one in sympathy with the party ip
power, which Mr.. Ewing is not.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
SanInbury ON KeliogG Bnh''

Dover Fentluei'
Senator iii Salisbury ba' u
years, made his mark In the ~.
We regret TO say. be did no' VI
himself up very high, int, eC'a ,s
In fact, he was. q failure GO tb|
failure that even with the kinay y
Of Senator'S Hill and Wallace 'u'
ator from Delaware brought upon II
self the laughter AMI derision n
associates. Even Senator Bayaa"|
against his colleague.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Drs. Pelhy bridge. and Ruiltdge,
EnxIlah ADoe akfesa

have now under treatment l02 patients,
and those who have visited them are
loud in their praises, they so accurate
ly located their diseases without ques
tions. On Sunday, Jan. 23sthe doctors
will be at their psrlors at the Clay ton
House, from 10 Il. m. until a p. M, at
which time they can be consulted the
same as on q week day. Consultation
and examination free.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
A Dover EedOi0k

The Dslawarisn says:-Milton King
Esq., and Miss Helen c. Reed, lately a
teacher in the public schools OF vii
ming:on, we're married on Wednesday,
at the home Of the bride. They were
the recipients of handsome presents
Our best wishes go with them, hoping
their trip through lite may he pleas,
ant one.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
The NDaaReFAhlp.

The question OF the Speakership OF
the next House of Representatives. is al
ready exciting much attention among
the Republican members, and an active
canvass is being carried on. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that MIR. Frye is the
one likely TO receive the honor, in case
he is not called to the Senate. In the
expectation that Mr.. Frye will net long
continue member of the House, sew
eral prominent Republicans are push
ing their claims for the position.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
New Mari FOR D0,er

We learn, says the D oye' Lsis
rean, that the postmaster in Winning.
has made arrangements by VlNa
mai! matter from this plar on ~
ternOon train can be stopped 10
mington and distributed. We h'FI
will succeed in getting mail Iaiia]
on the early morDing train ~ Y
Asit has been We had only cue !
between here and Wtlm'nStos,
day. A route agent, who r"''dd \
goes up on the early train, aud! y
might deliver the mail.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Visiting BreGhern.

Last night thirty-tve members Of
Hope Council, Jr., y. U. A. NJ, of this
city, visited Chester Council, No 80,
of Chester. The visitors were received
at the depot by a delegation OF Chester
Council, escorted to the Central Hotel.
and entertained most hospitably. The
thoroughly pleased Wilmingtonisns
returned home by the IL 81 a. IN. train.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Tho Fiscal Year.

The Legislative Committee, appoin-
ted by Council, met members OF the
Board Of Education in the City solioi.
tors Office last night and talked over
the act for changing the fcal year.
The act will be considered by Council
on Monday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Guard Against Disease,

II you end yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth fonl, eyes yellow,
kidneys dIsordered, symptoms Of piles
tormFntinS you, take at oncs q few
doses of Kidney-Wort, 1t Is natures
great assistant. Use 1t rs an advances
guard--don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

John Lawser, who, on the 5.h inst.
killed Amaziah Living stone, messer
ger OF the Stats Lunatic Hospital a.
Harrisburg, was tried yesterday and
acquitted on the ground Of insanity
He will be held in closer confinement
in the asylum.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
CoME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET

TUME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET,
~ we have opened this day tho hnest lot
oiproceriss OranberrteS DC, and &c. at, 0 Bs
raSins 2S;, hs rice z6c, MS corn starch 25c,
huckloberties lac. n, Dtackberrles lie, n 3
MS evapOratcd apples 26c, 2 rs California
evapofated pears 25c, 5 bs German pear, 2So
cans table peaches 26c gallon eau peasbeg
25c, prunellas 200. n, tOmatos I0c can, horse.
radtsh 100. bottle, 3 bottles catsup 25s. nnest
tea 4oc. n, q bs excellent coffee &c We
have now all our goods In order. ana We viii
SOL you the worth OF your money a lot OF
go0d -four at s6. 80 a barrel, tine irish dnIcs
lsc. b. Como 70 the Granger Store. ios n
SIKH street anl9t4t r. WIER
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Coroner,s InqufTS'

Coroner Wsldln, this Afternoon, ss",,
engaged In jnvs,t'ganDg the - 'I PM
the death OF 9 child NJ Ihon'"JS "J Cpl
colorsd, residing at Ninth AD'
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
The Au1tItarY s)OEps.

A number Of ladies met at tue head
quarters OF the Dupont Post, No, 2, g
A. R., last evening, and fOrmsd wha
is known as the auxiliary corps OF tina
toby with the following officers:
President Mrs. VIM, O'Connor.
Vice President-Mrs. |. Johnson.
Seeretary-Miss K. Wheeler.
Treasursr-Mrs. Green.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Ladies, do Not TruEt

your hair oombh go to outside travel
ling shsrpers goirg 6 from house to hous O.
Patronizs establit he'd HON, industry.
Mrs. A. S. Rollo, 5l3 King street, will
do your hair work honestly and war
rant to give satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

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 ol
colds, Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

7. Rinder, a soldier Of Company |,
Sixteenth Infantry, was shot dead by
a gambler named Watson, in a saloon
at Los Angeles, Texas, on Wednesday
night. The murderer escaped on a
race horse furnished by friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
II. A. d -. AssuelhIGpn.

The annual meeting OF the stoekhold-
ers of the Peninsula Agricultural and
Pathological Association was held in
Hiddlstown to-day. During the year
the receipts were Sc 22nl3, aud the ex.
Eenditures, about S. Ills. The
years. earnings were S67O.48.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors an 1
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness J,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
you recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov.
cred by missionary In South America
Send q selEaddressed envelope to the R6v.
JosRPH 7. IRmAN, Station D., New York
Oity. N61yw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

TVlHE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OF
i. Edson, Keely md ether distina uished
persons are Insignificant compared With the
invention Of DR V. X. STONE, the inven-
tor Of "Apepsia;" one Is n scientific improve
ment, the other O science to save lie.
ever before since the foundation Of the
world has a medicine been placed bst0re the
public on Its pure merit. First because II
( claims TO cure only q certain disease instead
OF fifty as others do, aud furnishes high proof
that 1t does this, Second, 1t Is compound
Of one Of our best physicians and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia a spectalltytor ten years
with a reward OF the only specific ever placed
before the people. third, because our best
physicians prescribe 1t for their dyspapIc
| patients, as DR.. samuel Adams ei New York
city says, am happy to say that the cure
ior that tearible disease dyspepsia, has at
last been found in your "ApepsiG," and be.
lieve 1t is your duty to put 1t before the pub
| lie.
| Keader, have you dyspepsia, II 80 don't
| fail to get bottle Of f"Apepsia, and as you
value your health and life, take nothing else
| Prioo per bottle, SI,OO. For sale whole
| sale and retail by u. James Belt, Sixth and
Market streets, and N. b. DaniOrtk, Second
and Market streets. Also BY all druggists
ian5tf
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Music and Liaarafura.

An entertainment, consisting of mu
sical and literary exercises, will b.
given in the Grace NJ. r. church Sun
day school room this evening. Thu
programme will be very interesting.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

Reliable Va oioe Points " tor d
other day /; prjo, 20 cents !, 4 Sod
by N. B. D.pforth, Druggist y"
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
MAhK KHA6ES,

DAY-HUSBANbS.- Thursday, Jan
10th, 1881, at the residence OF the bride 5
father. by the Rev. 4. +. Piummer, vi,
lard +. bay and Amanda Il. husbands
both of New Castle Co., nel,
Western papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Another Pension.

A pension and back pay was procur-
ed yesterday by Francis Vincent for a
Delaware lady, residing in Philadel-
phia:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
LUaA Ii ER YARDS
NEw LUMBER YARD.

JOHN WISE gives notice to his many old
friends and customers that ne has resume ed
the lumber business and has established q
yard called the
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINt
LUMBER YARD,
at Twelfth and Market streets, Wilmington
Del, whore he wtll keep on hand vsrfed
and largo assortment OF white and yellow
pine, spruce and hemlock lumber, pickets
and pIaste dng iath. A liberal share Of pub.
lfo PATRONAGE Is solicited. JOHN WISE,
1Ntlmd-ilaw-w
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22

Hot lunch tonight at Charles J. H.
Peckett's, los and ITO Market street,