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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-18
IN EsRIEF.

A man is known by the company he
keeps oGt Of.
Cooley's corSets, worth sl.75, for 81, at
NJ. Coln'a.
Acknowledgement Murphy left for
Aurora on Sunday.
Assemblynlan Richards Of Churchill
county was in Carson yesterday.
The Grand Central hotel at Lake
Tahoe has closed for the season. 10
Tom Clark, Of the V. & r. r. r., re
turned from the East Sunday morning.
On the Sd Of next month the Rich
mond-Albion case viii be argued in
Carson.
Hank Knight, eN-Assemblyman and
Nevadaitc in general, was in town yes
terday.
Ormsby Lodge Nh. 1, A. Q. Z. w.
meets twice mOnth-the second and
fourth Tuesdays.
Mrs. J. w. Adams, wife of our Lieu
returned from the
East yesterday morning.
The reported marriage Of John Gar
rett and Mrs. a. NJ. Hillhouse turns
out to be without foundation.
A Bodie lady who has been in Eu-
rope and in Virginia City, says that
the excavations Of the Comstock mines
her of the Cattlecombs of
Rome.'
J. w. Maddrill, Superintendent OF
State Printing, has returned from Grass
Valley, where he went to visit his
mother, who was i'll. He reports her
greatly improved.
Black cashmere, al! wool, worth 81
cents, for 37l cents, at M. Cohn's.
Oliver Roberts is engaged in fitting
up the Magnolia saloon. He will have
it in apple-pie order in a few days.
We understand he has sent below for
some choice oil paintings.
The promised storm has not yet
to much. The snow-squall
Of Saturday night just laid the dust a
title, not enough, however, to deter
he street sprinkler from calling around |
or his usual half
Mrs. Beard, of Santa Cruz, California,
5 visiting Carson for the purpose of
elling some fine pictures, very artistic
lily embellished with sea moss. She !
will call to-day at the residences of our
people to exhibit the same.
Mr.. Downer, who had the horses of
Ir. Winston in charge during the late |
'air at Reno, will take the sorrel horse |
belonging to Winston to Chico, Califor- |
Tia, for the Winter. Mr.. Downer will |
emain there in the employ OF Mr.. Law
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-18
TAXATION FIGURES.
Summary Of Reports File In state
Controllers Office.


Summary Of Reports File In Staf'
| Controllers Office
From documents on file in the State
Controllers office, and tabulated state
ments made up by the Controller, We
yesterday cleaned the following infor
nation in regard to the taxable prop
erty of railroads in the respective coun-
| ties of the State. together with other
matters referring to the subject Of tax
alton:
The Central Pacific Railroad is as
sessed in Churchill county at $4,000
per mile, Elko county $4,000, Humboldt
county $4,000, Lander county $4,000,
Lyon county 10000, and Washoe coun-
ty $4,000. Average assessment per
mile, SS,225 81.
The Virginia and Truckee Railroad is
assessed ut $4,000 per mile in Lyon
county, $40, 900 in Ormshy county, SlG,-
000 in Storey county, ard $4,000
lnent per mile, $l2,275 "a.
The Carson and Colorado Railroad is
assessed in Churchill county at $4,000
per mile, in Esmeralda county at So
go and in Lyon county at S3,25O.
Washoe county assesses the Nevada
and Oregon Railroad ut 800 per
mile.
The Nevada Central Railroad is as
sessed by Lander county at 1880 per
mile, and the Battle Mountain and
Lewis road at the same figures. The
City Street railroad is placed at
S. 900.
Eureka county assesses the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad at $4,000 per
mile, and the Ruby Hill road at $4,000.
The assessed value of the Central
Pacific per mile of road, franchise, road
way, roadbed, rails and side track is
$500 IS; of rolling stock, per mile,
s1,7OG 81. In California this property
is assessed at $4,000 and the rolling
stock at $4,000. The total property of
the company in Nevada is valued at
s5,2oo,15s 43.
The total properly of the Virginia |
and Truckee Railroad is valued at S H. !
22S,9sO IS, the Carson and Colorado |
$4,000 80, the Nevada and Oregon
$40, 900, the Nevada Central S4S9,770,
he Battle Mountain and Lewis $33, $50, |
he Austin City S15,75O, the Eureka
md Palisade S541,s45, and the Ruby
Hill SOL, 100.
Returns to the Controller from
Nashoe county show the taxable prop
.rty for the present year to be $685.
80, the total tax on the same amount
ng to ss4,OO7 o..
From Lander county the taxable
is placed at s2,01s,475 43, the
Ak on which amounting to SIS, 720 "a.
Churchill county places its taxable
at s455, $50, the tax footing up
;12,756 46.
The returns of the various counties
we're not due at the Controllers office
ntil yesterday, which accounts for only
hree counties having as yet furnished
omplete reports.
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STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
2I0 Ophir--7
$50 Mexican-9. -...-... ......~e-.
$40 Gould & Curry--7s
40 Best d Belcher-I21
755 Californii-SOc 1 1
$40 Savage-3i
90 Con. Virginia. 49, .l
45 Chollar-2!
go Potosi--2 IS ca'5 is
800 Hale & NorcrOss-3 20
so Crown Points It'll
1875 Yellow Jacket 40
1900 Imperial-20c
60 Belcher-1 80 vus Rea s0
> SO Confidence-3ll
$50 Sierra Nevada--lGl
eco EXchequer-1f
.9G OVerman-li
$50 Justice--l
695 Union Con.-i4s IS -
800 Alta--45
$50 Julia-4Gc . III. -s,r
$50 Scorpion-l 20
10 Benton-75c
60 New York-l0c
go Bullion-70c
80 Andes-I Go
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Do unto others as you wish to be
done by, is the motto practiced at the
square dealing house of Uncle Harris,
22l Kearny, bet. Bush and Suffer SITS,
San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-18

Ask to see large bottle-Ammen's
Cough Syrup. .....
All Druggists sell Ammen's Cough
Syrup.
Ammen's Cough Syrup cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis, and consumption.
In the name of suffering humanity,
werequest all physicians to try Ammen's
Cough Syrup, they will prescibe it for
their patients who are troubled with
coughs, colds and diseases for which it
is recommended. Many doctors who
are opposed to patent medicines pre-
scibe this remedy the druggist simply
changes the contents into another bottle,
and the patient is none the wiser, while
the physician gets credit for the cure,
which always follows where cure is
possible. Ask your druggist to show
you large bottle.
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Whites grey cersets, worth 81, for Sc
cents, at NJ. Cohn's.
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Double-width dress goods, worth 81!
cents, for 20 cents, at NJ. COhn's.
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Black satin, worth 81, for IS cents, at
M. COhn's.
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Wood for Sale.

will sell wood, as good, and even
better, than any in Carson, two-thirds
red fir limbs, and one-third split yellow
pine mixed) at 81 per cord. A reduc-
ton of fifty cents will be allowed to
parties taking five cords or more at one
time. have also quantity of nut
pine and cedar, which will sell at pro-
por,ionately low figures. Terms strictly
cash on delivery. d. CIRCE.
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DIR. Raphael G. de Meraulyok, cele-
brated surgeon and physician, can be
consulted at the Ormsby House, be-
tween the hours Of and p. NJ, COM
mencing October 18th. Inventor Of
electricity for the cure of radical,
chronic diseases. Teeth extracted with
out pain by aid of electricity. Consul
tations and operations to poor in the
street free of charge. o1S-1t
Large dinner napkins, worth $3.50, for
ST. "a at NJ Cnhn,S
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To the Public.

To the Public.
We, the undersigned, agree to close
our respective barber shops at O'Clock
p. NJ. every evening in the week except
Saturday. To take effect October 10th.
BORGES & VIEIRA,
EUG. WENZLER,
s + s:: ;:; =: ;ss:' !.
a4Sa GEO. TAYLOR. .iA
Carson City, October 3, 1851.
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For sale.
A No. l blackboard in good condition,
will be sold on reasonable terms. Ap-
ply at this office. .ol2-Iw
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For sale.

Carson City, October 8, 1851.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
Third EDITION.
1.-THE TALLY HO!."
what a Tailor Thinks About II.

MESSRS. EDITORS:-l cannot refrain
from giving expression through the col
umns Of your paper, to my thoughts on
seeing the display made by the Coach
ing Club, from Philadelphia, in our
city yesterday and to-day The spirit
of monopoly seems to have fully seized
upon and is completely controlling the
lives of some men. Not satisfied with
success and advantages gained in their
own city and vicinity, but employ
every means at their command 10 draw
the trade and support Of their fellow
tradesmen in other cities and towns.
If such strenuous effort was for any
public good the people might hai! II
with joy and applause, hut il is tor
their own emolument and sell aggran-
dizement. And after all the people
have to pay for such display, that is To
say any enterpriSing merchant of Will
mington can sell just as cheap, and the
chances are that good master mechan-
ic, who undertakes no more than he
can control, will turn ont better work
than is generally turned out of huge eS'
adjustments, where 50 much is de-
pendent upon Suh-cuntractorS
consider understand my business,
and work through the busy season
from littIc after \. VI TO 10 J. NJ,
and live moderately and can GET but a
little ahead OF present needs, My
profits and earnings will not >upp"r'
much Of display +. CARSON,
No, 255 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
FOURTH EDITION.
9TH Death Us DO Part"

Last evening Cupid led two souls TO
the bar and pronounced the sentences
upon them, that they were to 90 through
life hand in hand, and be to each other,
loving man and wire. The pair selected
for Cupid's yoke, We're Miss Maggie
Glanding and Mr.. Robert T, Bryan.
The happy affair took place at Union
VI. +. Church, Rev. Charles Hin, pastor
of A>bury Church joining the NV" To-
gether. The occasion drew ont 4 large
number Of friends, at least 500 gracing
the auspicious occasion by their pre-
scuce The marriage took placoat $50
The wedding march was performed "u
the organ by Miss Sallie Fndiey. Tie
bride was elegantly attirsd in Ntee. co..
ored satin, and she WAS radiant with
happiness and beauty. TIL" groom
was dressed in the conventional black
suit. After the ceremony the happy
couple proceeded to the residence OF the
brides parents 6l7 West Seveut!. street
where a very elegant and elaborate
spread OF refreshments followed at
which the friends present partook.
The congratulations to the Vop'rd, ilnG
parties We're evidences that they were
blessed with many friends. The ure
sents were numerous, substantial and
elegant
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
NCOnhuctOr TicklCh.

l., +. Dennis, conductor on n" +,
W x +. railroad, residing a. - Wa
mt st., WAS arrrnah,y surprised upon
arriving At nom" last evening a d
O'Clock to md Il larE" number Of his
friends there ahead Of him, and supper
prepared on Al unusual grand scale.
He was reminded rha; II was mis- ,'4th
birthday and that his friends h,l com"
To- make il a tcstiN" occasion in his
honor Til" idea was uut disp.ca-lug 10
Mr.. Dennis and ST. hr Submitted
IT, the inevitable, hlt his sur
prise was still greater increased
when later in the evening q&tt"
a large number N ore Of his frieads ca .
cd, filling his parlor, with souE and
gladne>S, twocaSy chairs and Il number
of othrr useful Articles. Refresh
mcuts followed, and after peasant
evening spen'the visitors departed with
their best wishes for the tutur" hWpi-
ness OF Mr. and Mrs, Dennis,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
DEATHS.

pIERCE-On the 4th inst, Isaac Pierce,
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dencc on Hutton street Ninth Ward, on
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock. lnterment
at Newark Union Cemetery.
1hc pale and silent boatman hath borne thee
from this dark land.
Far beyond that rolling river, 10 the shining
golden strand
MAHAFFY. On the 2jth inst, Jane K.
Mahahy.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral. from her late
residence, No 6Oj West Seventh street. on
Friday afternoon, the 9th. Services at the
house at 2.3U O'c Ock.
HUMPHREY In Princeton. n. j.. on the
24th inst, Susan W. wife ofGilson $. Hum
phrey.
The relatives and friends uf the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
| from the residence of her brother-in-law, b
=. Barber. of MorriSville, Pa. on Friday. May
9th, at o'clock, p. IN. lnterment at Morris
vile, Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
FIFTH EDITION
LOCAL LINKLErS
interesting Items Conds,.
our Hasty Reaaers is'

The steamer Republic will roa.
trips to Cape May, on june y0,h yrIu'he be-
Will have a rival this summar III; She
position ss boat is being built at cra ,ue p
Shipyard, Philadelphia. "' 0Fa'np,
Two prostitutes met mani,
pie OF bricks,on Shiplev stree ohck hl ofa
Fourth and Fifth streets, last nisb. ioJb,"eto
tancied nsut. ~' 'or sole
John Wcntz had the end of,,,
niger "tthe left hand badly cnf ,f .a.ie' .
days ago, while he was w1rki iua tea
cutting machine in the Harlan !. a, a. a
Ilngsworth Co. 5 shops. '' " no.
Numerous persons compI,;r
names OF streets are MOI w, aa,e
on The corners. Why don't tbo paced
commissioner attend To this mat,o, s'',
Ex-Sheritt James Armstronc is
Uai.y recovering from the pA1', " S'aa'
paralytic attack he suffered a f.,r u 'he
ago. IT" uaYs
SiX carloads Of rails for,le r,n
, , n'oM streets railway ar Low at i, Fron, %.t
Strawberries are getting go,.,o,
mi IN market. They SCI. a, tromF F!el'u' ~
30 cents a box. " ID 10
\ new pier will, probably ha hra.
the l'fcakwatrr, and a ~,eamsr ,r,H gT''L i III
between Philadelphia aud Rababa,t '0A
\ sewer is being hui,t down a,.,
de OF Adams street, between Fr"n. r,,I. a.i
Second streets. ''"' "id
\ prayer and testimony inep,inc ,.a,
he held in the Household ot F,i,b Frs VIA
night, "''a u
Some person sto,o so or ~ cent. g..
ne nonev-drawrg Il, the Confirm. ,.ra
Worker office. '''''V''Vr
Considerable sickness exists ,mon.
III" German emigunt> at Edge Mo"r
Charles Gallagher and Captain Don,f.
rrtN, OF this city, are IN Colorado.
A watermelon is exhibited on F,,
Foarth street "" Lay
a roof is being placed on the new De.
pot.
The City counrt. viii meet thi, even.
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
Accidentally shot.

Captain Higgins, OF the schooner
ChriStianbarg, was accidentally shot
in the tieshy part Of his leg above the
ankle, yesterday afternoon, byLawrenr'
j. McNitt. At the time of the accident
McNiffand John Murray were engaged
in shooting with an air rife al a mark
on a fence, AT the kennehee Ice Com
pany's wharf. over Third street bridge.
McNitt fired at the target, but the bull
let sped beyond the fence and lodged in
Mr.. Higgins leg As soon as McNitf
became aware of the accident he procnr-
ed carriage and took the Captain 10
DR.. keableS office, where the bullet
was extracted.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
500.


Several handsome presents eg.Nl
ont yesterday III the safe uf Teas aud
Coffee ~ the Importer, Tea Company
store, No. 300 Market street. TIE
quality Of the Teas and Coffee is e.
cellcut. The company refer 10 a.
analysis Of Prof c, Il. Stunz,of the CID
cinuati Medica. College and chemist
the Beard Of Health, that in an ayera9'
u twenty samples from an analy,.
there were no foreign substances III TIT
Tea auu a percentage better than tI'
average Of uure Teas. and, IN addltl&
to the physical and chemical tests o
sarnp.es nos. e. and { CT"a and Coffee
determining that they d" not contain
any substances injurious 10 health h''
>pectmly submitted, {. L. Stun pr,
ttssor OF chemistry, Cincinnati Ne1!''
College. ala,
Those most fortunate III their sees'
tions are: Mrs. Kelly, king street,
found s. in Il can OF coffee A. L. AInS dnJ
COW, in Il can Of tea, Stem-WlnI!Is "nu
setting watch, So. George Ltnn'
brakeman, in a eau Of coffee, L4I"VS "
case silver watch, value, 81; >. .,s,, Wv
Vandegrift, corner of Sixth and eN.t,Ts .a,,!
streets. i'll a can OF coffee, 'Elr Slr
winding and setting Wa'c4' Ston r
f, Ainsworth, No. SO Na>I5Ii7.Y,' aiiioy
street, in can of tea, received, a I'u:S5 90
roll-piate chatelaine watch, Va'Nt' lS
Joe Fullmer, dining saloon, ~, .,ti.e 4.
Market street, selected a can ol J0ns. Ist.
and found a tine stem-windlng al' and
,ing watch, S1j. Try the .l,t Ifas a,1ej, H
81 single cans; II cans, Sl0; - S',,ptyy, cS,,'
address IMPORTERS Ten CoNrM1 iI,'tor
No. 500 Market street, "II'I''s'
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26

n. L. NJ. =. CONFERENCE.
The Committees Which Have Beeu
App0iatpd Other Rusinass

The a. t. NJ. ?. Conference of tlo
Middl" Dlstrl,: met in tile \. C,PN
church yesterday afternoon. Rev
Mo>"' Chlpp"y, Of this city. presided
\, Black was appointed recording see.
r"tary, Eel, Shock.ey assistant record.
| inE secretary, and Rev N, T. Collin,
compiling secretary.
Committees were appointed Is fol.
lows:
l;nj"s and orders-E. H. Ch.7pey f.
W. Laws and John Nichols.
ErcdentialN-T l.. SCOT, r. j. Smith
and James X. Morris.
Finance-N. f. Collins, A. Back aHd
GEO. Iodine.
Orders, lrineyantgy and Conference
Z. w. Laws, Il, Scotr, Z. H. Chippey
/. y. Collins ana b. lsusset.
hbrahan George was appointed mar
ShIl OF the conference, and Daniel Rus
Sc, rX-prc>ident, was granted the priv,
}lege Of sitting Iii cUuncl. with preSid-I.
Chippey,
Father Russel. Of West philadelphia.
preached in the evening.
AT the session, this morning, Eer.
Damel Russell presided.
Credentials were presented Gy dee.
gates.
Isaac Cooper was appointed assam
recording secretary instead Of Z. !.
SAorkl-y.
The following committees w.s ap'
po,ut"l
Boundaries, Charges and complains
B. Scott, u. Russel, A. Black. y T.
Collins and John Nichols.
TrmreranCe-T. b. Scott, l. b. CoolH
and j. *. Morris.
Encouraging reports from yar.cN
churches Vcrt read.
The Conference then adjourned Lc.
afternoons
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
A BailiH Made Happy.

!; takes a very little sometimes tu
make a man happy as was illustrated Il
few day aLu III the ascot James Down
ing, Of New Castle, one Of the Ba..itis a
the late Court in this ,itN, Mr. Downing
was iutrustrd by Chief IuSJr" 'ourgvN
to carry a par kag" 10 the = W, \ Il.
depot 10 be sent OF uu one OF IA" trains.
and white holding it over his head Ia
keep it from getting crushed il the
crowd around the dclm, his po, ket wA~
picked, relieving linn Of between three
and tour dollars IN cash lh!> was 4
heavy loss Tor Mr.. Downing. N"Ni
morning Il" told o; his loss 10 Sheriff
Clark who handed him Aa.f dollar r.
marking tha' if d few other, woutd do
that much he would oouL have his loss
made good. Chief Ju>tir" N.GurEyN.
however, On hearing - Mr.. Downing -
loss, very generously ljllel ont "Aru k
for three dollars and sent 1t - Mr.,
Downing. which made him Very hapYy.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
Annual EXCURSION.

The Knights of 81 Lawrence will
give an excursion to Atlantic City on
July list. The cXcursioniSt>, after hav-
ing been taken To Camden, \. j., by the
steamer FELTON,, will proceed by rail 10
the seashorc. The following committee
Of arrangements has been appointed ,
j. p. Haudey (chairnan), James i,
Hasson, John T. Kelley, John H. Ryan,
James Monaghan and Dennis Farrell
The Knights, in full uniform, vii. give
a street parade on the night before the
day ui the excursion.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
WEI DE MEYERS
c 4 7 A R R 1

NURE Unquestionably the NEST impor.
tant medical discovery since vaccination,
q remedy which assimilates with the mucous
membrane and forms not only vocal but a
constitutional cure at any stage. One
package generally sutfices. Delivered by
Druggists or by ID. b. DEWEY & Co., 40 Dey
street, N. Y, Sl.0O complete. Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured mailed
free. The afflicted can refer to
GEO. W. LAMBRIGHT, IS Biddle ST., Balti'
more;
MR.. SCHROEDER, $50 North Broadway;
JOHN L. HERRING, cor. Park Avenue and
McMechen St;
GEO. q. PLEsBURY, Prop West End Hotel,
Long Branch;
Il. X. HELPHENsTlNE, Ehbitt House, Wash
ingtOn;
REV. GEO. f PRATT. St. stephens Rectory,
Philada.:
REV. A. A. SUMNER Frederick Nd, etc.
A real cure Of Catarrh for $l.o0,
2taW
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
r.saIs 0f Speed.

There will be a trial of h, horse an y the ib
Fairview Park, Dover, DEL, 0D u 10 $1,000
Of July. Premiums ameGntisn9SS sl6 s9S, ST MSl5 anl
S FS' w shf be- @lss osrsd for tis 4: SnE nS Ss3 #
the 2.37 class, 500, ! 5o' sTV S,S and and $50 apd
the 2 % class, $3.50, $780, S4o' 4o go go and 81
for for the .. "A class, $500, slVo' a'nd will b
The Tn ' races are mile heats anu an the asso
clarion,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
A kunaN Ay.

A double team, belonging I" Conner
Brothers, carriers, started this forenoon
at seventh and King Sts,, and ran al a
rapid rate, increasing the speed at
every jump Of the frightened horses.
When the team reached Fourth street
it was stopped by Mr. Gorman, the car
Ter, without injury resulting to either
horses or wagon. On the way
the wagon touched Il carriag", al
mast rJIlSjyinU il
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
MARRIAGES,

BRYAN-GLANDIN On the 18th inst ID
in the Union NJ L Church. by Rev. Chas
Hal. Mr. Robert I. itryan to Miss Maggie
Glanding, both Of Wilmington,
DANIS-CRAWFOR the 18th, inst,
in Philadelphia, hy the Rev George +,
WisweIl u. D.. Mr.. Walter &. Davis tc
X. Crawford. All Of this city.
GRANT-TANLOR.- the 24;h inst. at
Chester Pa. by Rev. ", j. laNsOn C. >.
Grant to Miss Sarah +. Taylor, both OF
Wilmington.
SH-HEAL.--On the 25th inst, at
Chester. Pa, by Rev. W. J. paNsou, Mr..
Preston +. Rash to Miss SallIe =. Heal, all
Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
Is He?

Isaac johnson, an Eng.i> >llilaD, Sweet
resided at No. 4l9 East ElSl'n n.horclt
last April, is missing It y hepU sp iIe
that he, probably, may f. naoT aro re-
johnson who WAS, three "'eHs HrsoswtsnraDt w
terred 10 as having died i'll d 1',i,ns ',S mad
in Philadelphia. The mlsS'n5T ms D5,b. az.
went to Philadelphia OIL Apltt to @IoT.
ing lie whould return on, on 'Ee ba tr not
ing Saturday. Since 'hen ,,.as = ohat %
been heard from. He was S,,rs a." NoOE
Years Old and worked at Eus lam and
He was afflicted with rheumattls'pp ,ta Penn.
had m been talking of going to S.t,l tli' t treat
sylvania hospital for nleui''
mont
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
VIII OF Thnmas N.aIs.

The vii, ot the late Thomas Meals
contains tLo following hrlnrSts u
his brother Joseph, if living, $500; 70
Mrs Gem, Sjop to VIM. StilIey, 5000,
TO David and William Campbell, 5000;
10 Elizabeth Meals, $1,000; 10 West
Presbyterian church, $1,000: to The
Chi.drrn'> Home, $1,000, and tar bal
aurr Of the estate to Mrs. Sarah Eobl.-
-nM-
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
Fine Goods

if not well trimmed and maI"> in The
latest styles are of lirtlc worth to the
purchaser. At the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, Fourth and Market stleetS,
you can get the best goods cut in the
latest style and warranted 10 give salts
faction or money refunded. New goods
This week.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
po,ptT brady.

In Court yesterday aitsnu sn,,'ent,, W.
RFsUioHas Rism r. Brady b sds ~ was appGisss p ii. IaT
The Court instructed e 9 ntiee, and WI
duties He took the oath "a
| 90 to work at once
Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
Fine &frAMiIrrftes.

The REPUBLICAN l., tA,' recipient ut
a basket Of strawberries which are rner
than any that have been sod I'M the
Wilmington markets this season. They
are OF the Seeding variety and arr as
large as walnurs. They were raised on
+. \. Mor.ey's truck farm, on the New
Castle causeWAy. aud sell at titty cents
per boN, Mr. Morley sell, berries ou
King street, below Third stree