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SCHOOL-DAY BARGAINS.
Sc. CHILDREN'S FULL REGULAR MADE FRENCH
MIXED HOSIERY, ALL SIZES,
ONLY Csc PER PAIR.
ALSO,
EXTRA FINE, EXTRA WIDE POLKADOT PER-
GALES, DARK COLORS, NAVY BLUE,
BROWN AND BLACK GROUNDS
ONLY &c. PER YARD.
WORTH 15C.
THIS Is ANOTHER OF OUR MOST ATTRACTIVE
BARGAINS.
SPECIAL INSPECTION INVITED.
FREE HORSE-CAR TICKETS
To 81 purchasers.
COCHRANE & CO.,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
P. S.-We close daily PM a30
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SPECIALTIES.

DuES.-A CURE POSITIVELY SURE. NO ONE
IL need suffer. No knife, hgature other surgical
appliances Used Treatment almost painless and per-
feet cure guaranteed. Can and get circular and
what my patients have To say of treatment Consult
taton Tree ii. ID. SHRADER, NJ. D.,
a5o-tt 620 18th street northwest
MADAM DUBIOUS FRENCH MEDIUM WORKS
" MAGNETIC Eiecrici'y tells true hfe card reader:
,es past present and future,
lady aud gentleman. No. Goa 18th street northwest.
Hours from 10 IL g. m. and TO pm. iy23-6w
MI NE. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
~ LIFE All business confidential. LAdies aud Gem
neinen % cents EACH No. 40s street between 9Th and
oui etftSts northwest febl0- Sow
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T o H N s o N
REMNANTS-PRIDAY

REMNANTS-FRIDAY
FRIDAY is cur Regular Remnant day BARGAINS
Also, NEW FALL GOODS. 3-4, "a, Ga, Blue and
other Colors.
FLANNEL SUITING, CSC, 31c., T5c., 81. So
BLANKETS at low prices
DRESS GOODS, i2H, Is 25 so cents.
Six cases CANTON FLANNEL. 8, 10, 12H cents.
WHITE FLANNELS, I2JS. 90 s. 80 cents.
BOTTOM PRICES is OUR MOTTO.
JOHNSON,
81 713 MARKET SPACE.
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CECURITY AND SAFETY.

JOHNSON,
81 713 MARKET SPACE.
SECURITY AND SAFETY.
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
18TH STREET AND New YORK AVENUE.
Fire. Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from S. $50
Also receive siiyerware in Trunks for moderate rate
E?epa i OF Msnsgers Wsr Spcsney president; GEO
l. stsrtevant treasurer Henry A. Willard, John Cas-
sels Thos. Evans. 81
DRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
H. H. DODGE,
Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission,
NO. 539 18th STREET, tCORCORAN BUILDING,)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers.
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
York Boston and washington. Orders exeented on the
New YORK Stock Exchange at oneeghth of per cent
.s aFsdt and
IN ose o ca , are e,ecd on the Stock
0I Sloeks and Bonds and information rsearding the
dsy Orders in Cotton. Grain and Provisions executed
with dispatch. SLIM
SCHOOL BOOKS
BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED
at
ANGLIMS ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE,
Corcoran Building. street.
&c Cash paid for ali kinds of Books. Pamphlets,
ETC. s1-1w
PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING
HAVE GRAND OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING
LOWEST KIND OF PRICES WHILE THE M
PROVEMENTS ARE GOING ON AT OUR
STORE.
THE GOODS ARE ON THE SECOND FLOOR AND
IN ORDER.
NOW Is TIE TIME FOR A DRIVE AT GOOD
GOODS FOR LOW PRICE.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
sl-S UP STAYS
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

CoR SALE-SIx DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
H nicely located, concerted street northwest.
price low fifty cents rer foot; ecsy slice casl,
aud 800 or more quarterly lots u feet running TO
So foot alley ground s rapidly enhancing in value in
that locality. Address OWNER, Star Office sl-3t.
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WANTED-BY OCTOBER 1sT OR BEFORE A
W small House, six or seven rooms. with improve
Eents rent not to exceed 500 will be paid prompy the
first OF each month. Address, giving location and par
ticulars. $. B., Star office. a30 Al.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

G9}oD hoard. PLEASANT ROOMS. HEALTHY
a soad az
$40 to $25 Address A. p McINryyR S ~ PEI MSn.n
Chalybeate House. Strasburg. Va. s5o-2w
WANTED BoARpERs FOR SEPTEMBER AND
well Furnished; milk butter fruit and ssssh .o faS
and abundsnt daily mail. aeEndon1 81 miles Distant
conveyance; ~ miles fiom Washington; terms by day
week or month; horses cared for Misses r. and +.
LOWE. Dranesvilie. Fairfax Co., Va a29-6t~
COUNTRY BOARD FOR sEpTFMBER. A FEW
old Virginia farm house: twenty minutes ride from rail-
Loudon county, Va. s9l-9ws
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A ELLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING
IA corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street OPP
posite U. s. Treasury. select school for boys and
young men. Number limited Only scholars of good
moral character received Fall term Of 1881 begins
September 9th. Day and evening sessions Careful
and thorough instruction in the Common English
Branches Book keeping. Short hand, Higher Arfth-
mehc, Algebra, Geometry, Latin and Greek. BURTON
MACAFEE A. NJ, Principal, Washington, ID. c. 16-3m
WI sumo instruction in Vocal and Music
SEPTEMBER 9TH. Miss Lesyitt may also DE engaged
Dntralto Sooist i'm Church Concert Address at
Metzerott's Music Store. al5-1m
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WANTED-TO RENT. ON OR BEFORE OCTO.
w BIER first, a nine ten-room Dwelling, situated
between 9th and 10Th and and streets basement
ADDRESS with exact location, terms, &C.. A. b. Dead
Letter Office. AL as
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WANTED-HOTSES

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ONE
w child, Furnished Dwelling Of six or seven rooms
modern improvements; rent must be reasonable Adj
dress b. D. W.. Star ONCE. 81 -3ts
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WANTED-TO RENT. OCTOBER 1sr, HOUSE OF
w seven rooms and bath room, modern improve
1nens rent S25 per month pay in advance if desired
aon must be IN northwest section of city Address
NJ, Box 339. Post office. sI-ats
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-TO RENT, THREE OR FOUR UN-
w furnished Rooms first or second floor in pr-
waite family; northwestern part Of the city Address
stating price, PROMPT PAY, Star Office aaO-3t.
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR s. 900 BRICK
w House, within square of the METROPOLITAN line of
Office.
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NOR RENT-TYO-STORY BRICK, WATER, GAS
y and Bath. 1475 T street northwest S1S. Two
penter Shop store room. 1414 Pennsylvania avenue;
a3O-3t - - ~
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT.
~ Catalo2 ready and can he obtained from
The Secretary, W. j. NEWTON,
a2l6m 500 9Th street.
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kNOR RENT-STORE No. 218 10th street northwest,
Il south of Pennsy lvania and hear Wholesale
market good stand tor grocery, feed commission
business. INQUIRE at 926 Louisiana avenue. jy5-3m
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aNard TsYlnr sid: tnko ,,af nlr.asnre in rcnm

NOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY AND BAY SCHOOL
for Children, co. 18th street northwest re-orens
and French. Mrs ELIZABETH IL ARIlIS
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VTOR RENT-FURNTSHED ROOMS, WITH OR
without Board in the beautifully located residence
No 436 street northwest, at very moderate prices
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Death of while Is. Johnston.

Willie B. johnson, son of Thomas
and Amy Johnson, dird last evening
about ) r,ork,ot a severe attack Of CON
vulsions. in the fifteenth year ofhiS age.
Willie WAS au interesting lad though
unfortunately afflicted ithCunvu,SiuuS
from his iutanry. This fact alone EN-
cleared him in "A greatrrd"gr"c 10 his par
EMS, brother, and sisters who now feel
that there is II vacancy in the family
circle that cannot he filled. Willie was
an unusually bright and intelligent lad
and Notwithstanding the fact that he
was allowed every indulgence and not
required to learn regular lessons he was
always fully mp with his class in Miss
CrawlorI', private school and received
the highest credit marks. Ills attacks
If commissions though >hattcmug The
little frail body lett the mind uuim-
paired, but after they We're over he
would often complain uf being tired
and desired rest. The last attack WAS
ON sunday evening and was So severe
that Willie never recovered from II but
gradually sank into that rest he st
much desired. Mr.. johnson, the father,
wa, ut Atlantic City for the benefit ol
his health and was rrrupr!Hnng inr!y
but Dr. LukemN wrnt downMud brough'
him home. arriving short time brtor,
thu death Of his SON. He and h'S family
have "a" sympathy OF great numbers q
friends in their attiiCtlun,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
EDITION.
THE CATHOLICS FAIR. .
Articles to be Glanced dOH-Pers0ns
Having Charge OfTablcs.

The fair, given by the ladies Of st.
Paul's Il. G. Church, commenced
last evening The attendance was
large. Numerous beautiful and use
ful articles were exhibited. The things
to be CHANGED of are as follows:
Table No. !, Miss Bridget Welsh SUI
porintendrnt-Goldw watch, silver pitch
er, oil paintings, chairs, dishes, doll
mirror, marblr-top table and toilet set.
Table 40. >, Mrs. +. D. Jordan Su-
pcrintcndcut-- Picture Of NJ. y. falIon,
S5O in gold, s. in gold, two-ycm-oId Dur
ham hritcr, marhlr-top table, tea set,
vases, chairs and soap,
Table No. 3, Miss Mani" Sweeney su,
prlinttndcmt--Ccutrr table of Italian
marble, piano, dulcimrr, box Of cigars,
revolver - in gold, chairs, portrait OF
pupr Leo and china tea set.
Table No. I, Miss barbara Freeman
superintendent assisted by Miss Jrnm'
kugau-Largr git clock, gents Silyel
watch. china set and large bass rr'lc'
picture Of Pope Plus lN.
Table SO. J, Miss Annie FcatherStol
superintendent, dishes, tables, chairs,
lounge, and = fin" pirturr,rntitI"dfIEhi
Of Soul, tu Heaven.
Table No. I, Miss Hannah floey sup
criutrnlrnt. assisted Ivy Miss Louis;
smith. Mi, Mary llc,iou. Miss Mary
Dolrn and Mi, Ella Curiry-kcir"Nh
|mpnts. albums, vases, muslin, M1A cross
and dishes.
Tah,r so. =. Miss Mamie Newell Sn
prriutrndrut - Mirror, lounge, toilet
/ SET. di,hy, and WAY cross.
In connection with No. > table IL
galvanic battery, operated by Mir Jor
dan; Miss Maggie Furl is mistress g
the pust-utlicr.
The fair, possibly, will continue tire
or four weeks.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Tenth Anniversary.

Yesterday being the Tenth anniVeF,,
sary of the wedding OF Elcharu ana
SaIiie A. Mccall, M Madison street,
somc savcnty-ive oftheir friends most,
" from the Union NJ. L. Chruch, called
up,u them suddenly and mceremon-
iousIy. without invitation and ten
derrd their hearty congratulations. me
visit as was intended was completes
surprise, but Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall
welded without opposition 10 the III
ryitablr Which they had no-poWer To
avert, and while they became the guests
OF the evening the visitors took pos
session of the house aud carried on pret'
ty much their own way. \ table IN the
story was loaded with useful anu orha-
mental prp>put, amongst which were I
fur .ilt edge china set, Il glass deScr'
,rt. silver ladlc, silver butter knife
,owe,, and tidjrS aud "A larry" "iSh pan.
Nh Mccall was preSeVrd WIN nHe
Wrapper and - pair Of S,ipnorS' Nmie
this iHhln was being lnadnd, amor uel
table ia the basement Wa, being loaded
with cake. trItil aHG lemonade to Which
the. tlrpH uuHrters oI nun
1rrl D,oplr present did ample
w~,irr. An organ was brought N lrnn
an adjoining n"i-hhor winch under the
prc~iiiuy genius Of Miss Mice iirrSey
kent time With yio'in with MIR. Bru
ianin Leonard a yiolinc"llo, aut tn,
rnon. of l.niou NJ. Z, Church, ioin>
+ in ronr"i,. The evening paSSe'
p,ca~au,'} away in music and Sorin
ronycr~a5,a AND a> III" dial hand >h'
Nnl>, The hour before midnight the com
pauy separated for turtr hom'N viii
.raIy w,,a., ,w tn" futUr" haWpin"S
of Mir. and Mrs. Mccall.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Peace and Plenty.

Alta regular stated meeting Of Friend.
ship Lodge, No. -, |. O. .. f., he.
April Ii, 1881, the following resolution
Wee adopted.
HHkEEAS, Ii pleased God III H
providence and mercy to take from
hv death our brother Samut. W, Di.
man, on March Is, lSSi, Therefore,
be ii
Resolved, That we d. ,ymwthil,
with his children who have lost a Kind
father, who has been taken from a
home Oh earth 70 a home IL Heaven We
trust
Resolved, That as their father and
our brother has been taken from us
and cannot meet with us again lei u,
all hope 10 meet in that b',ttt wor.d
where sickness aud death ryuaot come
and where meeting and parting WI. be
no more.
Resolved, That we submit to The will
Of God knowing that Iii, way, pre- Nol
our WAYS, neither are Iii, thoughts our
thoughts, but in His dealings with US
everything Is don" rs h" >rrst fl 20 dl
with Us and We in our weakness mus
submit: His will and not ours be done
Resolved, That copies OF. tn" rrso.&
tious be printed in the pr,HwM" liz
PUBLICAN and Gazette, also be record"
on the minutes Of the Loi1" and la
Charter Of our Lodge be drapcd f
thirty days in mourning.
JAS. NJ. SHAKESPEARE,
HENRY Z. DUENALL, Com.
HGNlN i. kLAIR,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
DEATHS.
RICHARDSON.-On the Goth

RICH HARDSON.-On the Goth inst. Sadie
A. daughter Of Joseph Z. and Sarah X.
RichardsOn,in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her parents, On Newport
Pike, on 9th day, I'D inst, to meet at 3.
p IN.
SHARON April Goth, Charlie T. infant
son Of William W. and Willie NJ. Sharp
aged Is months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in,
yited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents, 2o2 +. Fifth street on Friday
afternoon, the 22d inst, at 2 o'clock, to pro
ceed to Riveryiew cemetery.
JOHNSON. April 18th, at sp m. Of convul
sions, Willie Benson, son of Thomas and
Amy Johnson. in the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral without further
notice, from the residence Of his parents No
5l2 West Third street, on Friday afternoon
the I'D inst, at 4 O'Clock. Interment at vii
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
"He has found sweet rest"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DUbLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRpl
ERTN

The subscriber. about to discontinue the to
baccu business, will sell at public sale on tht
premises. THURSDAY, April 18th, 1881. ri
10 O'Clock A. W.. aS follows: tlnc Real ls
tatc will br >old AT ; o'clock =. n.y. Dn'
three story brick store and dwelling l0y snip
lev street. " Wilmington, containing II rooms
yIS in every room. cellar under the whoi'
building, bacl, and side alley, >l2G.of lot 20 It
front. running back - fee. inches I'll,
above properly Is well located for most any
kind Of business, and Is worthy the atten
ton If persons wanting 10 make good pay
iug investment as everything is in complete
order Also tine contents Of the store Al the
same time and are aS follows .J.J1l choice
brands Of cigars Of his own manufacture. all
kind, Of chewing tobacco. hard and soft. va
rlriy Of smoking tobacco, my ibs. of wrapper
leaf. clay AMI wooden pipes, two show eases,
one set Of counter scales. one platform scale.
and many Uthrg articles utl her" enumerated,
PoSscsNou given Of real estate .n3J days from
day ,aiu.
TH.M,.-20 per cent. cash aS soon As th5
property is struck uI. Sl3oO can remain on
thc premises secured by b0ad aud mortgage,
The balance IN Two notes equally divided at
.aud months with approved cndorser. Tho
sale Of personal properly will commence at Il
o'clUrS .hurp. 'ror further information in
cure Of THOMAS J. BfNNEII.
Hp1 Hs-ltw On the premises.
l.. ". SrlDIAM y son. .luc r.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
FIFTH EDITION.
ELECTION CASES CONTINVCn
August tAcquitted-r Thomas Rr,,.
mans on Trial,

The case Of Jacob August. the ,yso,
ant OF George Il, Wingate, AZ the Fons.I
ward polls, was concluded ve.,..i vi
afternoon and the jury retired brhr;,'!,
in, later In the day sealed vrr,3fa,h
This was opened at the forenoon SpsSinn
to-day, and found to be 'mnt guilty. " y"
Al tu-day'S session OF the Cour, H.,
case OF Thomas Bridgrman was r,srn, NV
ed, The case was comm"nrrd yos,nrJa.
afternoon, and ON" witness had bc,n",!
amiucd when court adjourned. Rr;I,,a
man is charged with a>>anrtiu,, ~,
negro Jane, Matthews at m. fann,G n"p
Ward polls. TIT"
II +, Pickles testified that he WA, e;
his wagon about nne-huuGr,d feet %,,,,
the polls, After applying to vote H.,
was sicacd by Special Officer Shield
and surrounded hy Seyra', i've nr
hundred men, hitting, kicking and crg
ing him. w. Add not SEE Brf1g.
man in the crowd
Art"muS Wilhelm related the a>,,g,.
on Matthews, saying after hi, vote va,
refused Charles Shields caught him 6r
the shoulders and rushed him thr,p,i,
Ill' tlhWu, N'huiIS MN nIt Nltha kiek
"Shuw me how he did ill.," said NJ
Lore, lit" Zcaiou, cuuu,& .ol the d.
frusr Mr.. Lore walkcd 0p TO whry.
the brawuey wilhelm ,.n1i, and n.
witness caught him 10y Ill. slor'a.,.
ami pushed him with g.uM rawdtv
arro>, III" room Wtii l., 1unem m,
with crash on top Of t.r grnoror,
table, where int II bent oyr condition,
Slight Kick was administered to th.
counsel for the defense
Tae box roarrd at This and the conrt
| laughed heartily. "'Du' ya,n', mf AS
hard a> he dit il" remarked Wilhelm
Mr.. Lore Thought il wa, nlr, enough
Other witnesses Were cEnMinrd, hu'
none OF them could conae.. Bridgcmm
with The assault.
The drtruse called Nyrrl. witnesses
who testified that Matthew, va, no, AS
Sautrd Immediately upon the refusal Of
| his vote, but after returning to The win
dow third time after bc.u- warned 10
stay away.
The case is still on iria,,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
New Castle PrcSlytcry.

Th, New Castle Prr>byrrry com.
rouc"d It's session in the Eikron, Md,
pro,hvtrrian Church last night. Rev,
Henry Runner, of ST. Georges, preached
thr evening sermon from Psalms VINO
sd and 4th verse. Rev. +. i. DuNal, 81
Presbyterian Church Of Wilmington
was elected Moderator hynrr.amatinn
Hrvo. W. G. Alexander ut Middle
town. Del, and Geo. KuLers of GtaS
cow, were elected clerks TIL" follow
ing reverend gentlemen were invited tt
sit a> corresponding members
WA. Worthless of Princess Anne, Walter
Z. Avery Of E,ktm, William Wcsre
welt Of Chesapeake City, VIM. NJ. Dolal
and ". N.Aghnrn Of PhladrLnhia-
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Local Aftermath

There is one case Of smallpox"
land. ,o,I in th
Revival services are being Ie'" -
Second Baptist church ,rppIace'
Several new buiness signs wen ssylmna
upon the outside walls OF th' =
sium yesterday. 10, move
Babcock, the shoe dea 'er, IA, n \. y
from Second and King streets "
Market street. ..,,mcnt vi
A pleasant athletic entertaii9ll,',',s"ty tylf
given at the Athletic ASsocla''0H 90
nasium last night. Twin
An eleven-year-old coIorea UV( (SrmlY
with Andrew 5. Eliason, near oftrrnoi
Bridge, was killed last trlaay .Ell iasyyornd "d aft
by being dragged along the sr0"
falling from horse. ,,h ayt
Some persons placed a pea, ~ ~'tiana Il
low flag attached, in the o,.r,l o,,.nrks Of d
ter lay. 1t dritted to the worm nnd aft,
Pusey g. Jones Company d irnu CD
wa rds to the Diamond sta'0 i
nauy's works.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
The Mayors Court.

Minas HasSon was given II hearing be
fore the mayor, last evening, ON the
charge of being drunk and diSordcriy
at the Delaware HOUSE, was fined
3 and costs and required to furnish Il
500 peace bond About half an hour
subsequent It, his release he again visit,
rh the hotel and acted very disordrrly.
He wa' once nolr arrested and, III
his hearing this morning, was fined s.
and costs and required 10 furnish anoth,
OF SOM ll.lr.- hnMN
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
An Injurious lie.

Yesterday at midnight he was buried
in Ezion NJ, T.. cemetery. With the
exception of Thomas Giles, the under
takrr, and two cUlorcd assistants, nu
one was present. The dir was dumped
in the open grave in silence, while two
personal friends Of tn" deceased stood
away over ON IA street corner in the
nri.hborhood and Iuaked with suprrsti-
ti0us fear.
The above which appearedh this Morn
ing News, is an injurious lie.
THOMAS j. GILES.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Third Annual Ball.

The Delaware Regulators ball, at
Webster'S Dancing Academy last even
ing, was well attended. The grand
march was led by Frank L. Kelley and
Miss Jennie Masten, followed by Jos.
?, Cross and Miss Ula Fullmcr, James
Payton and Miss Annie Collins, David
II. Grantland and Miss Laura Craig
and VIM. Virgins and Miss Ella Cross.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
The Bonnet OTthe Season

Won will find at Mrs. II. S. Kirby's. 1t
is quaint, peculiar and becoming, more
especially the small Capote. have a
diversity of sty les, shapesand materials.
Bonnets both large and small, the exag.
gprated Poke, and diIuinutive Capote,
&c. You will find the largest asSort-
ment of plumeS, feathers and flowers
that il to he found in the city; all thv
novelties as the season advances.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Nota(oIOrCd Man.

William CoN, residing al 2l3 West
Fifth street, while standing ON a iad-
rrr and making some repairs To- his
house, fell distance Of some - feet to
the ground by the ladder breaking and
cut IN ugly cash over his right eye,
Dr. MIuil dressed the wound. MIR.
Coke is u white man and not coiored as
stated Ivy the Morning News.
Charles Hall, charged with asSaulting
and threatening to shoot Josephine
Hall, was fined the costs of his case and
required 20 furnish 500 peace bond.
one case of drunkenness was also dis
nOSeh OF
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Sadly RCreaycd.

Within tine last three weeks William
W. Sharp, residing on Fifth street, be
tween Walnut and French streets, ha,
lost three children with scarlet fever
Two weeks ago today % tive-year-olc
daughter was buried. Last Sunday ii
eighteen-months~old twin-daughter die.
and was buried yesterday afternoon
This morning the twin-son died ant
will be buried next Friday afternoon
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
-.gitiic Barefoot

Maggie Mitchell will play "LittI'
barefoot" at the Opera House IN Fri
day evening, On saturday lHgW Sn,
Wi, appear in the "Pearl Of Savoy.
The sale If tickets hogan to-day and
enough ,rqt, are already sold 10 ensure
hrra Iu'l huJ,c both nights.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
will Attend Church.

TIE Order OI Odd Fellows will, next
Sunday morning, attend the FIRST Pres
byterian Church, for the purpose OF
hearing a special sermon TO be preached
by the Erv. +. B. DuNal. Next
Tuesday will be the siXty-scCond ami
vrr,ary OF Odd Fellowship, and the
Order always make il point 10 attend
divine service the Sunday previous to
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Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
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TneLiuuor Dealers.

A meeting of the liquor qn:'i,dins T9" ye.
day afternoon. The qnesrIl ql;hsr,I law
tioning the court for a lloef%, llaosea1ved to
discussed, and it was rss resolto to any
spectacle qualified GU, cl.,A''
nayment of u stated SUM-
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
OHALLENGE EXTRAORDINARY
Read this. 1t may Save Your Life

DIR. y.R. STONE, late physician and sur
geon of the United States Army. the inventor
of Apepsa, the only known medicine that
will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges the
world TO produce a case of dyspepsia that
Apepsia will not cure. DR.. Stone and some
of our most eminent physicians have tested i
in cases of every form and stage. even old
chronic cases of thirty and forty years stand,
ing where every known medicine had failed,
and in eveyy case the result has been cure.
This gives me confidence in saying to the
public there is no case l cannot cure after
treating thousands of cases. some of which
have veen given up to die. Reader have You
dyspepsia? if so. get bottle Of Apepsia and
rejoice again in perfect health.
Price per bottle, Sl.O0. For sale wholesale
and retail by Il James Belt, Sixth and Mar
ket streets. and N. b. Danforth. Second and
Market streets. Read DR.. Stones rules o
diet on circular. druggists have them.
lan6tf.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
DUPONT Post q. A. II.

Commander Wheeler desires all the
members Of Dupont Post No. >, q. A. r.,
to be in the Post headquarters tomor-
row (Thursday) evening as there will
I've important matters brought before
the Post