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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-18
LOUIS DEcHERT'S

A UCTION SALE OF WATCHES. JEwELRY,
"A Clocks, &c.
Having determined to withdraw from bust.
ness, | will positively sell my entire stock with.
out reserve, commencing OH Thursday, Febru.
airy IL, 1881, at P. ", and continue every after
noon and evening until the stock Is disposed Of.
The stock consists of such goods usually found
in q retail JIwelry store. You are respectfully
invited To attend the sales. The sale is positive,
al must vacate room st Of March.
LOUIS DECIIERT,
JEWELER,
No. 1907 Market street, (Mciaiu's Block OPP
posite Mcclure House.
GEO. A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer feb'5
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


WHEELING, W. Va. fcbnsfy e. I'.
sealei proposals will DC received 81 ur -"
of the City Clerk until satufisy. fsir.t'T 70
ISL, At to'clOck .. n. for The r'un,aI 10
Kitchen garbage sud OLA from within DO 81
limit, Tor the year commenting Alt J. ~
the bids ~ be ~ folloss.
for the Fint District, compri'irg a.. 4 @
First ward.
For the ec)nS District. cDmpfi,lug lie 90
and Eleventh. wards
For the Third District. oDmyrs.rg he ~
and Fourth wards
FOR the Fourth District, cDmpfis.Tg a.. -.
Of Wheeling Greek o Caldwell. Ron
For the Fifth District. oofnprislus o.. ~ y q
Caldwclla Run IN the sOutbrfn I'm o. NJ 81.
No pcrSon will be awarded fof mote 'hsf %
district. nor ean they lie inJf~s'Ht ir snIr
pDsal Tor more than one distfi't
ProJDsAls 10 he ad1fusssd 10 he Ctairu'
OF the Committee OH He dth. th' GREW
resefylng the night ~ reject any - oil ~
FEAAK BDHEks
febsl ItT ga
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Public Sale OF Real Estate.

VyNDER TIE ArTIIoRiTY o. nErti
~ entered on the sth day ~ JsnHhl
BY the Circuit Couu "a Ohio oDghrL f -
case off. weimer Va BabetiA IHg0, q "a ~
undersigned Special Commissioner. s'li'a
FEBRUARY -. is'i, At 10 OCDD'b
At the front dor ~ the Court Hos - =
county. sell Of publl' arctign. = Ne -.
and bot bidder. the follOuiHg ds'ff - - -
estate, situated In tae city a. Hhe'InE ~.
county: Beginning NJ q stOns %" 80 y -.
ket street, Ia saii city. conner ~ ne . ''D-
between the land, ~ the Tily % " 10 q
monty called the Common. Ail' %
seventh ODrmeby wsshiT gton iir'' ~.
ming thenns esaNafdly with The s''ih -
the said Commons Us feet tDDfs - -,
another ptDne oDrpSr " salf C"io faNi'
n0rthwsrdly. AMI parallel. ~ bear =
Market street thirty ~ ielt W shD.L,'
c0rner OF Commons tbeDos NSifH.L -,
the tOutherl ilns ~ -smuG .DseL 49,.
N the line ~ the SssiOnsl r1sf ~ hss" :. =.
thence southehy Is feet, more 81 -
place Of b, ginning. -, ...,.s
TERMS % slLE-Ope hall ~ " 80 =
nouey csh In hand on the dsy o. a., ~
remainder in air months sith iDSf''' -
day Of sale, the deferred ins'a IHlftib
70 tbe ,atlsiastlon Of the Con . - 90 uf
HtSKY " kt-.tl.-
sperisl Conrl--.',.f.
VIII HALigR. Auct!Dne.f
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NOTICE.

CLERK OrrtoE. Bp.rp oy IusstvIrs,l
WHiILiN". februlfJ 20 ~
To all ThOn n may cono,rH
JAKE sOriCE
That the Board 81 Equalization AMI Arts.sl
the Ohio County Board ~ Coinmioipg,r ..
commence their slttings TUESDAY. T.lrua,
1851, 10 hear and determine oil aupllrs''1r,
reduction of assessments. sc. aud " ilI ,ltts
their siitings from day ~ dAy until a., lgAss
before them shall he disTo 81 a.
:, By order OF the Bard
lebllI CIIAkLE, u. DflIEK. nsl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLIEK's OvFtCr. Board 90 osNioi0s IN
NHEKIIso. February o.. IvI
Sealed PROPOSALS will be- r.c"iy.i ai lh., -
nnii' " o'clIk noon. March issl. 81 ri q
Ing the Ohio County luhrmsiy Et BIN GT'
with coal ior one year from April i-.
April !, issl.
Bids must be for clean coal. mII~i CO q.
nut coal.
The Board reserves the right b. rjooi ~
all bids.
by order 81 the Boarh.
febili CHARLES " BFITTK. ga
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NCW ADVERTISER ENTs.
FANCY AND FAMILY FLOUR.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY
Il OF Patent Process Flour, which can recon-
mend 70 be the finest In the State. Alsoa large
stock of Family Flour, at prices 70 suit every
body. Call at Y. bLHhkNs,
Grocer and Flour Dealer, 1910 Market street.
Look for the big 7 sign. Feb 10
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REMOVAL.

HAvING REMOVED MY PLACE OF BUsI-
IL ness from my old stand TO Col. Henry
X. Lists new block, No. l4l0 Main 'treet, IhOpc
all my old customers and the public in general
will call when wanting anything In my line.
GEO. =. FEENY,
iebl1s l4l0 MAIN STREET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-18

UhDERTAKERS N0TlCe.-Mr. g. Zook, Undertaken has
moved from Fourteenth street No. 1919 Eo street the first hos
below Furniture Factory He has Telephone ds
to his house and will calls promptly at all hours The
careful attention WILDE given to all OF undertaking entrusted
him. Parties Telephonng will please call No 5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

The Supreme Court OF the United
States yesterday rendered a decision in
the case OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company against the United States, up.
on appeal from the Court OF Claims. The
steamship company had sued In the
lower court TO recover the amount OF
seven quarterly payments for carrying
the U 8. mails between San Francisco
and China, at an annual compens alton
# 100000 The government alleged
that the steamers used by the Company
were not such as we're required by the
contract, and the Court OF Claims award.
ed the Company only al, $3.50, instead
OF s54l 666, the amount Of the Com
pany's claim.
rns Supreme Court rsvsfses the
Judgment Of the Court below, holding
that the Pacific Mail Company had tho
right to use tho steamships which 1t
did use Ia carrying the mails under
the contract, and that it Is entitled to
payment for the trips made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
ThS Fire Record.

hr. l. G. File reports the foil ow In,
alarms of fire as having occurred dur
ing the month Of February:
On the 4th, 3 a. M, fire at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
On the 9th, $50 ?. M, slight fire at
Franklin cotton mills, Ninth and Wal.
nut streets. Department responded
sesvices not required.
On 10Th, Ga. III, slight Are, No. IL
East FouYth street. No alarm.
On the 10Th, las p. m, false.
On the 18th, 80 p. m, false.
On l4th, IL 80 a. NJ, alarm caused
by FIRE at Raymond's liquor saloon,
SIS Shipley street. Part OF the depart
ment In servios twenty minutes Loss
-, fully insured.
On the 10th, 1l.30 a. m. slight FIRE
at Franklin cotton mills, Ninth and
Walnut streets. Department re5pon-
ded. Services not required.
On the 18th, 1880 q. M, false.
On the 2lSs, ~ a. m, slight are at
the franklin Gotten mills. Servio q
notrequired.
On the 2sth, $50 p. m. slish. Are
at the Franklin mills. Services mot
required.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

John Mclaughlin Of Rige Moor bsiu,
In tue city yesterday stuffed his hid,
full OF bad whiskey and then started /,
go home on the Bdge Moor train. bu
being drunk and abusive be was an
marily elected, and Sergeant Lepg put
him into the hands of officer Richard
son to be taken to the police station,
The officer was rather o smaller man
than his prisoner, but be succeeded
very we'll In cosxing him along until
he reached Third aud K ling street mar.
Fet. Here Mclaughlin got stu bborn
and began TO act mulish.
He baceed himself up against the
market and the more the ofiosr coaxed
The more Mclaughlin wouldn't be
cosxed, and whea the ofioer attempted
to pull him along the prisoner pulled
Just as hard the other way. The fact
10 the prisoner had Just about made up
his mind that he wouldn't 20 to the
station and the officer had pretty much
made up his mind that he should 70.
30 there was no other alternative than
collision OF forces just as sure as II two
oars attempted to pass each other on
the same track.
The officer pulled and twisted and
'tother fellow did the same, and finally
commenced striking the officer about
the face and shoulders. The 500 n .
shifted into thestrees. the good ma .ured
little OFF er still declining to use his
billy" The rough however getting
more rough, the officer with some dim
Guilty u.sheathed his locust and
sounded an alarm with it on top of the
prisoners head which Just put him on |
his back with his face In the direction
Of where the planet mercury might
have been seen had it been clear. AL
young man sympsthizing with the Off
ser cams TO his assistance aud he was
inslly enabled to "nipper" him and
rad him away to the station house
where last evening he was fined g.
md costs foI drunkenness and for
'esistiug su ofiler. The sympathy
With the crowd vas with the for DO airing |
'thoer who would have been fully ius-
lied i'll using his chilly" long before
10 did.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

The violent storm OF wind and snow
which began In the Northwest on San
day, following the heavy rain Of the
previous day, continued with uuabated
fury all day yesterday. 1t has been
the severest storm Of the winter In
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan, and trains have been delay.
ed on all the railroads oentering q,
Chicago and Milwaukee. The water
and snow freezing together makes the
railroad blockade the worst Of the sea-
son in some sections. On Lake Miohi.
gan the wind reached velocity Of 6S
miles an hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
FOURTH EDITION.
LEGISLATIVE MATTERS OF NOTR
Railroads. I oeSl Option, ana eth
or Meas Fes-HOw shoy ntaua

Railroads, 1 oeal option, ana eth
or MessaFes-How shey stand.
Special Correspondence Of the Republican
DovKR, Feb. 2S.-Raiiroad lobbyists
were here to-day before the Legisla.
turs. They appeared 70 realize that
their day OF prominence would end
with to.morrow's session when the
Delaware Working Bill 10 expected to
come up for anal passage and we're sp-
rarently determined to &c, in as much
good work in the short time which re-
NAMED as possible. The Delaware
Western men, OF course, were on deck,
and their appearance was followed by
lot OF down-state P. W. & B. sympa-
timers who came up on q special train.
The railroad operations were not visi-
BILE around the State House o.night;
the operations we're confined chiefly to
the headquarters Of the two sides.
Here wine flowed like water, and things
were more lively in the BaOhanslian
line than at any tims previous during
the session.
The local option bill will come up
on Wednesday, having been made a
SPECIAL order fer the day at 10 o'clock.
The near approach OF what may be the
time Of final action has set those EN-
ployed against II TO work with might
and main, One of the reasons urged
Is that it Is unconstitutional. Anoths.
Is that 1t is impolitic. II was the lat
ter which l heard 0 certain Sussex
Democrat urging this evening, In con.
versation with Mr.. Cshall Of Kent,
who favors local option. "Pass the
bill," said the Sussex man, land 1t
will be the end Of the Democratic party
in Delaware" Then Mr.. Cahall an. |
swered, ~ don't care, II the sucoese Of
the Democratic party depends upon
making men drunksrds, then I'm in |
favor Of getting another party" Good |
for Mr.. Cahall He had better get
another party right away.
The Derrick Morris Impeach ment
has not been called together
yet. 81 really can't tell when Is will
meet" said Mr.. Robinson, IT'S chair
man, when asked about II to night.
"bus as soon as the Railroad excite
nent is over, III endeavor to have It
,alled."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

Thirty two building permits wer
granted last month. The number 70
the corresponding month Of last yea
Was thirty four.
Margaret J. Toner, one house, nortl
side OF Tenth street, between SCOTT ant
Lincoln streets.
Robert McCauiley, ST., George, Hanson
and Robert MoCau ley, Jr., thirtesr
houses east side of Wilson street, be
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Andrew N. Strickland, three houses
north side of Tenth street between Scot,
and Lincoln streets.
i. Trimble Qliglsy, morocco fac
tory, southeast corner OF Fourth and
Monroe streets.
Gideon B. Guyer, Ave houses wess
side Of Walnut street, between Ninth
and Tenth Streets.
Charles &. Fritz Il Co., addition to
morocco factory, north side OF Thru
street, between Orange and Tatnsll
streets.
Joseph Williams, one house wess side
ofChippey street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
Michael Kannally. one house west
side OF Walnut street, between Thir
teenth and Fourteenth streets.
WIN, II Cornbrooks, Jr., one house
south side Of Third street, between Mon
roe aud Adams street.
Thomas McCorkIs, Jr.. five houses
west side of Hirkwood street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
Sheds of the ?. W. & 3. depot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
A STARTLING
DISCOY ER Y

| Densten's AptimOrbific or Throat Remedy
! Is purely veget sble discovery, and Ia boing
| used with such marked satisfaction tia,
1900 Testimonials were received from Dio.
| iberia Districts alone. 1t never fails when
taken In time. Group relieved Instantly.
Sore throat cured in rom 20 IL hours.
Such diseases at Bronchitis, Quincy, Astn-
ma, Catarrh, HOaIseness, Tickling In tho
Throat, Hacking Cough or Bad Cold, will
yield to its virtue Immediately. The only
medicine known to cure cold IN the head
Public speakers and singers who feel a need
Of clear throat and strong voice, should
not tall to use 1t.
Any one using this remedy and failing to
be satisfied with the result should write US
at once, ating case.
This remedy, by being ordered directly
from the manufacturer. will DO forwarded by
mail to any address on receipt OF price, ut a
less cost by 20 per cent. than though we were
to Introduce it to the people by the drug.
Rlsts. q So cent box small size, will be Tor.
wardad for 70 cents, or $l.00 box, large size,
tor IS cents.
Any person using this remedy for any OF
the above diseases, being satisfied with the
result, BY SEEMING US a Testimonial to that
effect shall recesve bnx OF medicine worth
$500, free of charge.
All correspondence cheeriully answered,
and all orders promptly filled. State paper
IN which you saw Advertisement. Address,
j. u. uENSTEN l. 90,
feb23-tf Woodbury.. Glouoes or Co.. N. J.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
FIFTH E0IrIoK
PASSED Ar LAsr

The Delaware w..,..
a n,,, fs.:s' che House b. s,l'',
Special Dispatch to the Rr,w,, \
DOVER, March l-l2.so n
~, us.I WARE Western Railroad BIZ, a ~
u, ,s' n House u at al noon to-day. by '.' a%
10 to g. 1t was taken us W., ~'
House met at 10 O'Clock. NJ. r psa \
H proposed an Amendment. si, rI'''
and passenger charges. rhs ''N''a|
mens was Lost by a vote of 8 m, ny
N moore offered a resolution D,o, w.
the the new ' road from crossing a ANY, !.
line of railroad at grade. r1 buy
tion was loss BY the same w.t., W
DILL . after debate, in which NJ.
20. n,, Robinson and cahall o' n's
and rll'lns' Bradford, T. n. g yn''i
md Tomlin'On favored. was o, ",,l's
he following vote 'aA
Ayes--BradfOrd, Esstburo H..
'raham, Matthews, pillius, p n,,u'
''ayton, swayas, Tonliuson N'. ~
END, Van Bnrkalov, A. c, W;n W.
l. NJ "illiam' and woodkeep.,- ' =
Nsys-cahall, Jones, McN.,i ",
and Mr.. spssker-s ny"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

Hughes Carried &c hfs Tsns I'm n
KaintiuE Conditional Riilinr

HuRhos Carried &c hfs Feat In {
KaintinE COnditi0n-A Riiltns
Paee.
When the race for the o'Lsary b oil,
began Hughes started In with the a,ow.
sd intention Of running Hart down.
He succeeded, for before noon to day
the negro of whom 30 much was ex
pected was cat Of the race. Inquiries
among those most closely connected
with Hart elisitsd the information that
Hart, for the frat time In his racing ca
resr refused to obey his trainers In.
struetions. He Travelled altogether too
fast In the first two hours Of the race
Mr.. Kelley, the manager, said that
Hart had been going for weeks with
four thick uudershirts on In his walks
and exercise, and that when he strip
ped for the race and became heated.
in his wild run IL caused congestion.
But Hughes in running down Hart
broke himself down too, and he began
to show signs Of falling. One by one
the other competitors began to crawl
up on him. But he stuck TO his work
will ball dog tenscity. Hughes finished
his 10th mile shortly before 10 O'Clock
in q pitisble condition. His forehead
was olsmray with Precipitation, his
jaws were firmly set, his stomach ap
pesred to be cramped and his legs we're
lettering.
Ia attempting to make another mile he
fell twice on the track. For some time
previous TO this his handlers had en-
desvored 10 get him to withdraw for
needed rest. But the stu bborn athlete
stuck to his work until anable to rise
from the sswdust. When carried into
his tent the attending physician an. |
nounced that he had been attacked |
with acute stomach rheumatism. The
news spread through tho Garden, Great.
Ing commotion for few minutes, The
usual yells arose from the crowd as the
remaining racers INDUCED in frequent
spurts.
Att A. N. the score was: Krone, ITO:
Howard, 100; Allen, HIS; Burns, III;
Panchot, l35; Campsna, 100; Ennis, So;
;urran, los. LsOourss, IS; Sullivan,
l25; Lyman, So.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
BEAT B..

MoCRACKEN.-In this city, on March LIST
Ella McCraSken. aged "A years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectful y invited to o tend the funeral OIL
Thu 'sday afternoon, at . O'Clock, IRON hel
mothers residence, T25 Curlett St. 10 pre-
cetd TO Cathedral Cemetery.
RIGBY.-On the nth inst, Ralph Rtgby
in the 43d year OF his AYE,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
v1ted to attend the funeral, on Tuesda,
March lst, from the residence of his mother
us Jefferson street. Services at the hOug,
az O'clock. Intorm5nt Of Mt. Salem Gene
terry.
MUORE.-OA the 18th ult., Thomas r.
Moore, in the 6Si year OF his age.
Relatives and friends ottbe family are re.
speot ully invited to attend the funeral from
his lae residenoe SIS Kirkwoo street, on
Thursday morning, at IL o'0iook. Intermsnt
at hlverView Cemetery.
INVERSION the % h ult., Martha, wife Of
Henry Myers, aged 80 yea g.
The friends OF the family, are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the res /.
dence of her In b4us, 726 Ia sixth street
on Thursday, March 3D., at1 O'clock, D. m
services at Epvorth )hspel.
U! her crown how bright II spsrkIss,
Such as monarch never wore,
She has gons 10 ri ,her pasture,
Jesus Is her shepherd there.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

John MoParlin was buried yss:T ".
afternoon from his late residence ~ Y.
Castle Hundred. The internen' wv i.
place at the Wilmington and DlAI ".
wine cemetery. The carriages pIn ..s,,
ed so as they entered this city As. ",
many people were present 81 ". Wv M "
vices, but they did not follow sIs law rv
cession to the grave. The wheel V a','
Of the coaches care of, but We v.Ii
pants alightsd and entered o'ls, ~. ,sI |,
Giles. Thomas Mitchell had cHaS w.
the funeral. The services WEI. Z
Quoted by the pastor OF shs ~'
church at New Castle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
AnKCuLKAR CASE.
Death OF Mrs. Marina BSeFs-An Q
Trance Tor Two Deg AND Nights.

Trance Tor Two Dsg ana Nights
Martha, the wife Of Henry Myers, died
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
her husband, No. 726 BastSixth street.
Tke deceased has been i'll for nineteen
years with a bowel and liver complaint.
For three years she was perfectly help
less, being unable to walk and having
70 be fed like q child. Fifteen years
ago she fell into trance.
During two days and an equal num-
Der Of nights she gave no evidence OF
returning consciousness, and, friends
believing her to be dead, advised her
husband to have her buried. He how
ever thought differently and refused 70
40 as he had bsen requested. After
she had been restored to consciousness
she was told BY Philadelphia and viii
ming physicians tina, she could never
become we'll.
Thirteen years ago the services OF
DR.. Kirohner we're secured, and one
year later Mrs. Myers was able to walk
and could even visit friends who resi-
ded at quite distance from her home.
Since then she hss been i'll at intervals,
but on Friday last she became worse.
Her death yesterday was very peaceful
and impressive. Her last utterance was
"Glory to God"
Mrs. Myers was born in Cecil County,
Md. and was in the fortieth year Of
her age. She was married At Smyrna,
Del, and after remaining there awhile
removed to this city In the year 1868.
She has been 3 beloved and useful
member Of the Rpworth III. K. Church
for the last nine years. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow. Services
will be conducted at Rpworth chutcn
by Rev. Charles Hill, assisted by 2sv.
4 Davis. The ipterment will take
place in the old Sweds's church cems.
terry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
Fell Down Stairs,

Robert B. Mcdonnell, who resides at
No. Alb Market street, fell down stairs
at the hall Of the Brotherhood Of the
Union. Of Camden, N. j., on Tuesday
evening Of last week, and was verv
badly hurt, greatly ipjuring his
wrists and sides, and bruising his
left arm, Mr.. Mcdonnell had accom-.
panied Franklin Circle, B. u, of this
city, on visit to Welcome Circle, of
Camden. His injuries were 80 great
that it was impossible to bring him
home until last Thursday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
Fs1YoS. Jan. q, 1851

FELTON,, Jan. a.
T. w. BYR:-Yours Of the ls'l ~ ". =.
received, and would ssy in reply " 'I M,
am very much pleased with t ns,s NJ,
Davis Vertical Feed Sewing nm s l
pnroh ased Of You some weeks s'uV', IA
like it better every time | use ~ ". /
would recommend It to OIL Vno o 81 4,
need OF a machine. 1t Is one u s, Nd
lightest and easiest running ms ss,,u,
in the market. 1t is so easy w fno0d,
and never Fuckers or draws the S"'
| think /. Is q frst.clsss machine
Respectfully YOur rs .u,,,
LOUISA o. W."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
Health MOlaa.

Statistics prove that twenty Eve pei
cent. Of the deaths in our larger citi.
are caused by consumption, ard VIII n
We reflect that this terrible disease in
It's early stage will readily Weld to q
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, cost
ing rs cents, shall We condemn the
sufferers for 'bair n"pl pense or pity
them for their ignoranosi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

s. d. ?. who will be in this city for
q few days, advertises an adjustable
barrel head which can be removed
from the barrel and be replaced there
on without removing the hoops, With
ont difficulty. The right for its use ia
well worth looking after by milIers and
Others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
Caaa DfsUvaansod.

The feloniou. assault csss, . S i.,a,l
was mentioned In yestsrdsy s'dssra|
came up before Magistrate y satsndsp|
y.star lay afternoon, but .ne , u B|
proving an alibi, it was dism, dismiss sar NJ
R P.nnipgton, Rsq., appeared '0' !
defense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

II 10 stated that there IL a family
living near the Dew Drop Inn, Hedge
VILE, which are suffering for the com
mon necesearies Of life. It would be
proper for the Society for prevention
to cruelty to children TO look after the
little ones.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01
D0MSf Wait.

Il you find yourself getting bilious
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow
sidneys diRordered, symptoms Of pile
tormenting you, take OF oncs a few
doses Of Kidney.Wort. 1t is nature
great assistant. Use 1t as an advance
,uard--dop't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-01

Regulate first the stomach, second
the liver especially the first, so as to
perform their functions perfectly, and
you will remove at least nineteen
tweptisths Of all the ills that mankind
is heir TO, in this or any other climate.
Hop Bitters Is the only thing that will
give perfectly healthy natural action
to these two organs.