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Real Estate Agency.
Coal Lands for Sale.

Eighty acres in Jackson township. Good vein OF
Coal and Ore. Well timbered, and joins Mr.. Falk-
ner's Coal Farm, which has 4-foot vein of Coal and
ulars enquire of B. f. PRICE, or at Price Brothers
Store, Corner of Church and Main Streets jackson,
Ohio. s2sep8lt6m
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Col. WATSON D. SMITH, Clerk of the U. s. Circuit
Court of Nebraska, had been vigorous in enforcing
the laws against certain liquor dealers. few days
ago he shot down at the door of his office.
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A MAN thinks he would make good editor, until
he tries it-just thinks floating with life
belt is nice until the bubble bursts, and he is COM
PEELED to swim TO keep from drowning.
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FLORENCE DUcAT, of Hancock county, Ohio, forg-
ed check for five hundred dollars But she will en-
Joy her ducats more for five years.
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GUITEAU may be insane, but he is sane enough to
secure services, in his defense, of much older
lawyers than will represent the prosecution. At
least that seems to be the prevailing opinion In
Washington.
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MRS. SUDAN SCOTT, mother of President Scott of
Ohio University, at Athens, died few days ago.
Also, Mrs. Jeanette Beaton, mother of Maj. T. A.
Beaton.
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DIR. VIM. A. HAMMOND, of New York has made the
somewhat remarkable discovery that igar-smoking
is good for men, but injurious to women and boys.
Another triumph of medical science!
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LETTER LIST.
List of letters remaining in the Postoice at Jack
con, Ohio, for the week ending Nov. l3 1881.
Albert Christiana, GaYey John W.,
Hunter johnson, Hunter X. E.,
Jenkins AZariah, kaafer Laura,
keugman Warren, Keath Miranda,
Kisor James, NcManus Annie,
Rudesill c. j., Richards Geo. (care Rich
Wyant Rachel, ards Show)'
ZIuk VIM.
Persons sending for advertised letters, will please
send Il written receipt.
If not called for in four weeks Will he sent TO Dead
Letter ONCE.
Persons calling fer any Of these letters please say
sad vertised, ami give date OF list.
S.P. BALDRIDGE, p. NJ.
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DREADFUL news The two Virginia "Readjusters''
elected to Congress have Is sad announced their
intention Of voting with the Republicans.
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ABOUT one-third of the entire revenue of the Gov
ernment for the coming year, 900 will be
quired to pay the pensions.
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PRIVATE DALzELL is candidate for the position
Of Postmaster of the House of Repre- sentatlyes at
Washington. The E<r,ate is said to have strong
backing.
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ST. LOUIS has a beautiful girl who has been lying
for several weeks in trance state-unabe to eat or
speak. What glorious wife she would make
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HENRY W. GENET, of the old Tweed Ring, COM
pleted his term of Imprisonment on Blackwells Is
land, last Friday. and was discharged He Is now
ready to engage in politics a reformer.
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Farm For Sale.

After 40 years experience the Howe Machine Co
have bought out machine approaching perfection If
Ot
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-17

DOCTOR at Frankfort, Kentucky, took dose of
his medicine one day last week, and now he has
gone to meet his patients.
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WHEN a man gets tired of life in Cincinnati, 1t Is
easy to find relief He step out the street
ner. after dark, and get his head shot off.
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THE q. s. Mints will in few days resume the
stamping of nickels. There not enough to meet
the demands of (beer) trade.
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Every blessing is to be shut out from poor Guteau.
He will probably not even have baby named after
him.
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One hundred and fifty land, nearly all under
good fence. About half cleared, balance timber.
Good young bearing orchard; Hewn log dwelling.
Situated in Section a. Liberty township Good road
facilities. Inqnire of JOSEPH ATEN,
l0nOYt3m SciOto Tp., the premises.
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MALONE has carried ''Ole Virginny." Will Gen.
Jube Early please arise and make few remarks?
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THERE Is talk of paper-weekly-in Column
bus, with w. s. Furay as editor.
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The Howe Sewing Machine Co are now ready to
furnish permanent employment to number oflive
men, to sell the light running New Howe B. Call on
or address, J. b. Howe, Manager, Jackson, Ohio.
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"oLE Virginia nebber tire" is played out She has
tired of Bourbon Rebel rule.
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THERE is one thing to be said in favor of the Ken
tuckians. They never quarrel. But they shoot.
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DEATTNlco ORGANS q stops 10 set reeds only
0GA $50. Pianos sl25 up. Rare Holi
day Inducements Ready. Write or call on
BEATTY, Washington, NJ. 5aprly
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administrative of the
estate OF porter DuHadway, late of Jackson
County, Ohio, deceased.
MARY A. DgHADWAT.
novl7-3w
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THE Readjusters of Virginia elected two colored
members to the Senate, and eleven to the House.
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ELIAS HOWE JR. the first inventor of sewing ma
chimes
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28

UTANTED-A HALF-GROWN WHITE
w girl to assist at hOusework in small
family in the country, Address III" BOX
los, New Castle, Del ap2S'at
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Merely Mentioned.

The schooner Edwin Post, with tackle,
&c, now lying at the mouth OF the
| Broadkiln creek, Sussex county, will
be sold on Tuesday, May 10, at the Nir,
den House, in Lewes. The sale is made
at the suit of Hans Olson, John John
son, Raimon de Cos and Robert w
Birnie.
William c. Crute, who has been miss.
ing since Tuesday, returned home last
night During his absence he was Wis,
iting Barnum's circus, in Philadelphia
1t is reported that John NJ. Scots
widow mas drawn her husbands inter-
est 1850, 0,000) from the firm Of Pusey,
Scott & Co., morocco manufacturers.
Eugene Cooper, colored, an inmate of
the county Jail, died on Saturday from
an abcess in the bowels.
The Sanger hall, on Fourth street be-
low Walnut, will probably be conver-
ted into hotel.
Sergeant Jones has found setter
dog, and is anxious TO learn to whom il
belongs.
A prayer and testimony meeting will
be- held in the Household Of Faith this
evening.
The Bright House, at Rehoboth Beach,
will be opened June l by Walter Bur
ton.
A yellow flag has been hung out on
Fourth street, between French and
Walnut streets.
The Household of Faith will give an
excursion to Woodland Beach, June l6.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Lookout for the Elephant.

Batchelcr < Doris mammoth lnu-
scum menagerie and circus will enter
this city tomorrow, about Q o'clock, in
pompous array. The performing ele-
plants, the hlOod-SweatinG hippotamus,
the 7 ton rEinuCerOs, the monster sea-
lion, the Sioux warriors, the trained
stations, the Iulus, the performing
dogs, the cabin shouters, the three mill
tary bands, the midget ponies and the
five great clowns will make a varied
and striking street parade.
OF course everyhony is excited, more
especially the boys to see this great
show, said to he the greatest show on
earth and twelve shows combined. Pea.
nut, lemonade and ginger-Snap venders
will be as thick as flies in August, and
so will pickpocketS While we have
no objections to people patronizing the
peanut, lemonade and ginger cake
stands, we would caution them to be on
the lookout for pickpocketS who follow
large shows.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
what Goes for Liquor.

In 1880, in Great Britain, the total
sum spent for liquor was e122, 5'9, 90.
,rwenty years ago, in 1860, the drink
Lii was esf, 800 ,GS3 Year by year,
with two or three trifling exceptions
If continued TO grow, until in 1876, it
rearhcd the enormous total of fll1, ,5SS,-
7So. In 1877 1t fell TO El42,OO9,23l. In
IS7Sit rose q little, being El42, lSS, 300;
since 1873 it has fallen. Astonishing
as these figures are, they can be easily
IMPLICATED in this country. In the item
If spirits, for instance, the consumption
il steadily growing, instead of decreas-
ING as in England, and has doubled
within ten years. In 1879 the quantity
of frrmentea liquors returned for tax
alton to the commissioner of internal
Hnvrnue was {, G,t74. 900 barrels, ot3l gal
Ions each. During the fiscal year end
inU .lune 80, 1880, there were returned
133l7 600 barrels. That is to say 4l4,
900 900 gallons Of fermcnted domestic
Iionors were made and drank in that
twelve-lnonth hv something over 90
OO0, 0OOpcopie. An annual allowance
of s gallons Of spirits to each man,
woman and child is certainly ample, but
10 make the estimate complete there
must he added all that was imported
and all that was made ON the sly.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
CONVERTS TO MORMOMIsM.
Nearly Tive Hundred Fresh Re-
cruits and Thousands Of Others
To Come.

New YORK, April 27.--The first COM
pany OF converts to MOrmOnism to ar
rive from Europe this year were landed
to-day from the Uuion Line steamship
Wyoming. They are under the direc-
tion Of Elders ID. G. Dunbar, Hunter.
Low, Jack, Spencer, Christensen, Ros-
enbaum, Turner, Wiley, Jones and
jackson, of whom Mr.. Dunbar is tha
chief The party consisted of one hun
dred and ninety seven men, women and
children. The young children form
about 0ne-SiXth OF the entire party,
while the adults and youths were
about equally divided. They are an
exceedingly healthy, ,cleanly looking lot,
among whom are counted several farm
ers and mechanics. Some Of them will
60 to Ogden, others to Salt Lake and
others to colonies i'll Arizona and Wy
uming
Elder Dunbar said ~ and my ten
brother elders are returning after two
years stay in different parts of Europe.
We have been located principally in
England and Scotland, as that is our
largest field for converts, but of course
some of MS visited Norway, Sweden,
Germany and Switzerland as well. The
gleater portion of our party are recent
converts and the majority come from
the southwest of England and Scotland.
There are q few Germans as well as
ScandinavianS and Swiss among us.
Some of them are well-to-dO, while
others have little or no money. We
have got Il great many elders laboring
in different parts of Europe at present,
and expect that this year the Mormon
immigration will reach 10000 and per-
haps even go beyond that figure
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Hearings Before the Mayor.

William Vaughn, charged with the
larceny of $l.50 from a store kept by
Abram Wilberts, at Front and West
streets, was given a hearing before the
Mayor, last night, and held i'll the sum
of 5000 bail to answer the charge at
court. Vaughn also stole a small sum
of money from Wilbert's, when he
kept store at Second and West streets.
George Miller, a vagrant, was sen
fenced to 80 days imprisonment in the
county Jail.
One case of drunkenness was also dis,
posed Of.
William Downing, avagrant, was this
morning, sentenced to fifteen days i'm
prisonment in the county Jail.
John Matthews and Luke Leila were
each fined 81 and costs for fighting ir
the street.
Two men were each fined fifty cent
and costs tor being found drunk.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Ideal COlOrcd Musical COnbima-
tiOn.

This musical association which occu-
pies the Opera House boards on Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
afternoon matinee, is undoubtedly the
finest troupe of the kind i'll tn" country.
1t is the only colored combination
which executes the finest opcratic Sc
lections as well as pathetic and ludir-
rous negro melodies. Sam Lucas has
long hold.an unapproachahlc place in
character songs. Madame Selika ranks
among the best singers white or black.
All are well known singers and have
been the stars Of troupeS familiar to the
public. See advertisement for n re-
markablc array of talent, not least
among whom is BrindiS, the most won-
dcrful colored violiniSt in the world.
Admission, 81 cents, reserved seats, 10
cents. Saturday matinee, > p. m,
Adults % cents, school children 10
cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
The Mon ctarS conference.

LONDON, April 27.-Thc Pail Mall
Gazette this evening, in its financial ar
ticlc says; ''lJ seems that English del
egatcs are, after all, going to the Ma
tional Monetary Conference, but have not
yet reCei we'd their instructions.
A despatch from Berlin to The Stan
dard says;
"Without evincing any disposition to
adopt IL mixed Standard Germany is
sounding the Monetary Conference in
regard to the practicability OF fixing
the price of silver for II number years.
The success of this plan, which will as
sist Germany to dispose Of her super
luous silver in mixed standard coum-
tries. must depend upon the figure de-
termincd upon
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
HOnOring GOrtsc ha of.

ST PETERSBURG, April 21.-The let
ter from the Emperor, sent to Nice,
congratulating Prince Gortschakotf on
his Jubilee is officially published. 1t
recapitulateS the services of the Prince,
particularly in restoring the influence
of Russia among the Powers.
1t recites that the twenty years Of
peace maintained by Prince Gortscha-
kotf were devoted to internal reforms
and the development of RuSsia's Asia
tic rcla tions. The Emperor presents
Prince Gortschakotf with a portrait OF
the late Emperor and one Of himself
set in diamonds, as a token Of his graf
itude and respect for the glorious ser.
vices of the Prince.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
What Can The Matter BE:

Tho HaZleton Sentinel, published at
the home of Mr.. W, A. NJ. Grier, says
that she has positively declined to ac-
cept the position Of Third Assistant
Postmaster-Gc and has so stated tc
the President. When all the facts in
the case are freely Shown it will be seen
that Mr.. Grier's course has been Il
proper and honorable one, and vii he
regarded by every one rs greatly to his
credit" The publication Of the facts
will be awaited with some interest
Mr.. Gricr it will be remembered, is the
gentleman who voted for Garfield ON
almost every ballot in the Chicago con-
vention. 1t is just possible that he
thinks his services in the President 5
behalf worth foreign mission ut least
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
n. 4. Deadlock.

The L. S. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Morgan asked leave to offer concur
rent resolution reatiirning the Monroe
doctrine in connection with the lSthmuS
Canal project. Mr.. Dawes objected,
because the resolution would need con
currence of the House. After some de-
bate in which Mr.. Blair, of New Hamp,
shire, reiterated his recently expressed
views in favor of an extra session
Mr.. Morgan modified his resolr'
ton so as to make it simply u Senate
resolution, and it was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs. The
Dawes resolution was then presented
after some dilatory motions, the Senate
at 40, adjourned. ,.a
The caucus of Republican Senators
met yesterday and appointed a com pm
mittee to consider and report upon the
question of holding executive sessions
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
St. Louis street Gar Strike.

No street cars were running yesterday
in st, Louis. The strikers are losing
public sympathy, owing to their riotouS
acts on Tuesday. All the specialpolice
deemed necessary for the emergency
have not yet been secured by the author
tiles. A Gatling gun, with ammunition,
and ammunition for rifles, We're quietly
brought into the city yesterday morning
from the United States Arsenal and
placed in the arnory Of the National
Guard for USE in ease ofemcrgency At
q meeting Of the police officials and
officers of the street car companies in
the afternOou,it it was decided that three
lines Of cars should be run to-day, un-
der the protection Of the entire police
force, assisted by the reserves. The po-
lice will freely use their clubs to break
up any hostile crowds that may gather,
but will not use their revo|vcrs unless
absolutely necessary. The routes Of the
three lines selected are through the sec
tionS occupied by the wcalthicr and
business classes. OmnibuseS, furniture
cars, express wagons, and vehicles,
mostly under control Of the strikers,
lid large business in carrying pas
sengers along all the railway routes
yesterday. At a meeting of the strikers
the position Of the newspapers was bit
terly denounced, and there was . talk
of "BoyCotting" the papers.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
NEW r., w. d Ii. BRANCH.
Surveying the Road up the Bran
dywine Creek.

Work will soon be commenced upon
the proposed branch road of the F., w
x Ii. to run up the Brandywinc creek
TO the Augustine mills. A party OF
surveyors are buSily employed locating
the route.
The line as it is being surveyed is for
d. road to start from Brandywinc station
run along Fourteenth street to the
Brandywinc, and cross the creek near
Adam Grubb's coal yard, ON a trustle
work. Thence it will pass the mills of
The William Lea and Sons Company
on the north side and cross Market
street just above the bridge. 1t will
follow the creek to the Augustine mills
from there.
Inc road will be great benefit to
JeSsup and Moore, The William Lea and
SONS Company and Melville, Gambrill
X Company.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
A Denial.

Mr.. George Wells charged in the
Morning News, with having kicked
a young man named Joseph Hibbard
TO" not leaning him ten cents, called at
the Republican office this morning to
deny the charge. He says he did not
ask Hibbard for ten cents, but that IIib-
bard who is % instead Of II years of
age, struck him (WeIls) several times
until i'll self defence he was compelled
to knock him down. Mr.. Wells showed
us the mark in his vest where Hih-
bard tried to cut him. lie admits that
both were somewhat intoxicated. A
couple OF gentlemen along with Mr..
Wells Gorruborated what he said
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
SaleOf Horses.

AT the sale Of the personal property oI
John NJ. Scott, deceased, yesterday
afternoon, L. W. Stidham Il Sons
auctioncers, the horse Delaware, one OF
the finest horses in Wilmington, was
sold to j. f. Kline Of Chester County
for.$730. The Hambletonan mare, Hat
tie c., was purchased by W. Y. Warner
for $3.50. DR.. w. W. Thomas iron
gray horse was sold to J. L. Finn fol
Sl97.5 50. The family carriage brought
SlS3, and the spar-spring buggy $l75
The prices were considered very reason
able.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
The BrickIayers' Union.

A large number of journeymen brick,
layers of this city met at the Bakers
Union, last night, and effected aperma,
nent organization. Officers were elected
rs follows:
Observation-Disclosures Solloway.
Observation-Disclosures Pratt.
Secretary-Daniei Forrest.
TreaSurer-Lewis Haws.
Another meeting will be held next
Wednesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Take Notice.

DIR. James II. Scott, dentist, a gradu.
ate of the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery in 1862, is prepared TO execute
any operation in dental scieace in the
most approved manner, and may be
found at 9l7 Market street, Wilmington,
Del, from the first to the Goth Of each
month, and Brick Meeting House, Cecil
county, Md, from the 20th to the Both
of each month. Extracts teeth for 20
cents each, at both offices, except anRs,
thetics are given. Agent for S. s.
Whites specialties for the mouth
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Court AdjOurns.

In the United States Court yesterday
afternoon the jury in the case Of Patrick
Smith, accused ofillesal voting, brought
in verdict of acquittal
The jurors and witnesses in all the
election cases were discharged and the
cases were continued until the june
term. In each case bail was fixed ut 5000.
Court then adjourned until to-day at
10 o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
LincOln's Choice.
David Davis

Mr.. Lincoln was asked which of two
programmes for his Inauguration he
preferred. Throwing one leg over the
back of his chair, he told "a story"
"NNhen | was practicing lawn Illinois,
a client of mine, peculiar sort of tel-
low, was brought before the court, and
the Judge asked him: DO you swear
or atfirm?' Mr.. Judge my client re-
piled, Il don't care damn which.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
SPECIAL MENTION.
Dr. &imms'
White PulIn Onic BAlsRun,

The lannon's THROAT and lung Medicint
Aaron Perry (Brandywine) )saysit cured
him from Consumption James Long
(Jessup's MilIs) will tell you 1t cured
him, also Joseph S. Lenderman, Kennett
Square, and hundreds Of others Thou
sands will tell you it is good remedy
Cure your Coughs, Sore Throat, Hoarse'
ness, Group, BLOOD Splitting, Weak
Lungs, Sc. with it. J0c. and 81. Sold by
leading dealers, Main Depot 4th & King
Phila. 602 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Labor Troubles.

There is general dissatisfaction
among the workmen i'll the city over
the wages they receive, and several
other tradesmen talk of following the
footsteps Of the bricklaycrs, who per-
manently organized last night. The
painters who now get 81 per day want
S2.25. The plasterers talk of forming a
permanent association.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
~ EOr%Ot. -

A little girl, the other day, entered
the Wilmington Institute, and asked
the librarian for book called 81 For
got. " The librarian, who is somewhat
deaf, replied 'if you forgot, | cannot
tell you what book You desire. " az
want, " said the child, "a book called'E
Forgot. " The librarian, with smile
fitting across his countenancc, answer
ed, "if you have forgotten the name of
the book, you had better run home and
learn what it is. " The little girl then
left.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
Carriage Business Booming.

Mr.. II. G. McLcar of the firm Of Nc
Lear and Kendall said this morning
that the carriage business was brisk,
and that the market was much better
than for many years. "The prospects,
said he, care remarkably encouraging
The demand is more for light, fine
work, and while the prices are not high
they are satisfactory, and money is
plentiful. There is work for all car
riage makers and wages are good.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-28
IllySiPianS

are prescribing that tried and true rene
dy, kidney-Wort for the worst cases of
biliouSnesS and constipation, as well as
for kidney-compaints. There is hard.
lv IL person to be found that will not be
greatly benefited by a thorough courst
of Kidney-Wort every spring. If you
feel ont of sorts and don't know why
try Il package of Kidney-Wort and you
will feel like Il new creature.