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Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

In fact, the eouneel tell tbe committee
in 60 many words that they would
rather have the bill killed than amend
ed. The committee held an open sss-
sion to- night. The room was crowded,
and q long discussion was made by
each OF the p, W. & B. eodnsel-A.s
srs. Massey, Gray aud Robiuson--and
the Delaware Westorn men spoke
briefly. After that the committee went
into secret session.
The COMMITTEES sitter being 10 secret
session for about an hour decided to Ie-
port the bill favorably, with only the
following amendments
Fixing the length OF the extensions
to be built from the main line at :
miles or less.
Prohibiting the road, to be built,
from selling out to any line running
entirely across the State.
II 10 the iutsntion TO force the bill
to a vote in the Rouse tomorrow.
Nov TO compllcste matters comes
another railroad bill which Mr.. Nc
Whorter gave notice OF in the Senate
this afternoon. II is TO be known rs
the Paunsylvania, Delaware and Mary
land Railroad, ard It's baokers are kept
secret. The priooipal object its pro-
iectors assert Is the control OF the oon-
merte of the Eastern end OF the Chop
tank Tor Sasssiras as the case may be-
canal. The route is quite an elaborate
one, contemp lating a new line to balti-
more and line down the ST. te toncb'
ing at Dover, Smyrna, Frederica, Mil,
ton ard doS9n or 80 other towns.
Tue effect il may have on the present
f Sht is as ye! too remote to be talked
abou! with reason and Al tls
ssme time enough facts concerning the
bill nave not been brought ont 10 GLOW
the expression OF an Intelligent
opinion in regard TO the good tat!n OF
the new company. In the light OF
the present condition of affairs aud the
wants Of the new road a coalition with
the Delaware Western may be smonF
the probabilities. Ia trying to intel
c~pt freight st the entran ca TO the canal
and ship il south by fast line 1t Is
pretty cure TO awaken the antSgoulsm
Of the Baltimore and Ohio, aud want
ing . new line to Baltimore 1t can sup
ply that want better by combining with
me Delaware Western than by any
new line. So that may turn ont as
a rival or friend to either or botn Of
The ool.teuding powers.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Mrs. ElIaietA Powell residing 'var
TnIrd street bridge reached the SSH
annual milestone o. ner life yesterday
aud last evening . rumber of her ctAt'
dYen and other relatives and friends N
all about 80 il Lumber ms; to con
grstulate her upon the event. Quite H
number of her relatives tom ph..a.
delphis we're present. Professor
Shank by invitation was present
and with his ScccrdeOn which
he knows 80 we'll how to handle con
ributed uuch 10 the enjoyment Of the
evening Mrs. Powell ls the mo'ter o.
IL CHILDREN but they are not all living
and but OF them were present Last
evening, daughter coming from Rel
noud, Virginia. The others lived a
100 great distance TO be prose
Amongst the mSny presents made IT,
he aged lady was as immense cake ~
George jackson, Erq,, OF PniladrIph1A,
and beautiful tidy and motto by
Miss CUulsOn Of tie same city, Mrs.
Powell came to this country from beg
lard ahout years ago She is In the
eDiUyment ..ot excellent health ara Is
quite lively npon Ler feet.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Jesse Lane, an sged and respectable
citizen, died at his sldeLce, No. Oh /
West street, last evening, shout I've
O'Clock. Mr. Lsus tor pumtsr Of
J ears past has bssa suffering from par /
alysls, whi0n Of late years bad irCteSs.
ed to such an extent Is to e0plle hin
entirely 10 his house. A complicated
Of diseases following In the tram VI
paralysis terminated his life a. stated
Mr.. Lane was a native OF New llG
where he was born 70 Odd years sgo
but about the time hs had attained hl
majority he removed TO Prnn'yLvsnl
and became al extensive owner Of lua
Der lands, ana where he engaged lsHe
" in the lumber trade. Soon after As
removal to Psnpsylvania he married
Miss Stevenson, OF Pniisdelphls M
twenty years he was a .uslic1 Of ID
Peace in PonnsylvAnia. About Tory
years ago he came to Wilmington St
commenced tne lumber business u
Front and West streets, in tie Ysia
nov occupied by Harlan Cause. b.
also carried on lRnter ysrd on in'
south side Of Market street bridge, 10
the yard now occ1pted by c. Wesley
Weidin. Mr.. Lane has ben very sae'
cess in business, and acquire! q7lss
solid com potency. he was agruIl'nsn
Of Intelligence, progressive in hin ldes',
always endeavoring to be on the r'sn'
side Of every question, whether " Ws
popular or not He was strong 'ri4na
Of the Union during tie rebellion,
which naturally led him 20 cas- bis lN
politically with the Republican parry
MIR. Lane was 8 consistent memOs
and constant attsndan. Of ST. Apdfe'
p. Z. Church and was a yeStrynsa
the same al the time Of his desa
| He leaves o widow and U1
children, two sons. Auaustin g. ~
Martin, and two dsuGhtsr' one 3s,, "
wife Of Alfred 8. elliott, Of hLeE
johnson Il Co, bankers, and the OH'
the wife OF Huxley Harvey
The funeral will take place "
o'clock on Satnrdav afternoon, V1,'
at Wilmington aid B aIdyWine CIV
terry.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

IN ELttr So :, "a by Nfsne o. Wi
OF AIS L.eyarl Faci Is, IN me directed,
will be expo ed 10 public sale, at the Oour'
House, Oh Market ssreei, between Tenth an"
Eleventh, IN the ty OF WILMINGTON, Ne"
Cas,Ie county, Delaware, on
MONDAY the lsth day OF March, A. j., 1888
at zoe. Ock, p. m..
The following escribed real estate, viz :
All that certain lot Of land, with three
story brick dive ling house thereon, situate
In the city Of Wilm ngton, bound cd and de
scr,bed 81 follows, to wit: Beginning 81 n
Point en- the southeriy side OF Fourth street
between jefferson and Madison streets. nj
the dRts noe OF SO feet from the westerly sidt
OF Jefferson street thence soutderly ard
parallel with Jefferson street ~ ieet, 70 the
northerlV side OF u l0-fOot wide alley leading
from Jefferson TO Madison streets the0 OF
thereby westerly 10 ieet to land now or late
OF John Ii. q cah Ii thence with hue o.
his land no III srly ard parallel with ner-
son sUreet O. feet to the aforesaid bloe OF
Fourth street, and tn nee thereby eas'etiy
10 feet 70 the place OF beginning, Dc the con
tents ther, of wa they may, with the eom,
mon use OF said alley; with the owners Anu
sccupie,s OF az ming tands foreVor
Sc Sed a. d taken in execution as tns prey
erty OF William korbes. ard t. T., ana 70 oe
sold by PHILIP K. CLARK, SherlH.
sRHsIFY's 1 FBIcB, Wilmington, teorusry
2lSt 1854, AVA ~" ~
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

In. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills Esuga:
oosted) move the bowels easy by acting d.
rectiy on the liver, restore the lost enerxies
by promoting the healthy action OF the liver;
In doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or isit side or through the limbs
indigestion, costiVeneSs, sioR stomach, weak
bacF, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliou ness, general
weakness and other bodily inhrmitiss are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, siokening, weakening or leaving the
bowels cAsuve. splendid, easy, purSatiye
1epot, 4th and King ats. Philadelphia COZ
Arch street.. sold BY dealers I'D
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
BEFORE TnEOnAECx,,o


Business TRANSACTED t~ ,,.c
Of ChanCerS ana the s,, ,"a't
Court. 'aans'
In the Cour: OF Chancery ~,
Orpbans' Court yesterday Rss H Ms
Nields, Rsq, read the re.uru ot !'nla
der for the sale Of certain Of ,ba ~ ., o.
Cyrus b. Thompson a property h., as
administrator, together with "
quest from the widow that her a..
be taken to pay her husbapd's S Ssa
James Hossinger, adminis,rs,o, 'a'
ti'toned for the sale Of tie lato
Wilson's reSl estate to pay deht, = l.
The petition Jane Ii. Raw, r.,,.
ted through J. L Vlll1udiybsm W. ''a'
asking thst certain money Ia pai1 ~.
TO hun tRay) by VIM. N9Es1v,sa
trustee OF the son Of Sarah A. Kt,k W..
granted.
The court, 10 ths case Of N,,v
GoU d vs. Ann J. Calvert, at Al
served decision until further srVnns0,
could be heard on the question xb.,h
or the taxes on certain properly, AHA
under al order fer partition ss,'
liens which must come In ahead ~
mortgages on the propsry,
Barney ReJholi pet,tioned, throne,
j. II. Rodney, Esq, that Anthony Rsy
bold give further seourity for c.,,,i,
stock otthe Delaware City Bank Or b,
removed from the uustt eship Of tbs
same. @. b Rodney, Ia, sispisss
the trustee'' cesire 10 be Removed and /
Edwin c. Reytold was appointed Il /
the place.
A bill, in behalf Of al! thu psris
except Thomas W. Smith, iuiere,si
under tie will Of George Il smith
asking that John Diehl BE- appointed
trustee OF the property in plss d
Anthony Higgins, K was lied By
Mr.. Higgins. The substitution vas o..
jeeted TO by Thomas w. Suith, Tb,
court made the substi ution, bu, heard
Mr., Smiths protest aud agreed 10 re-
woke the appointment II, upon exam.
nation OF the protest, such action
seemed advisable.
Application was made BY the Will
and exeeutrix OF john Ruth, througil
Charles B. Lore, Eco, to have th.|
court pay certain money over 70 her p|
settle debts, ard appended thereto Al
REIMBURSEMENT Of al her rights as Il
dover.
M-ssr'. Bates and Harrington wN
appointed trustees to sell the iudlyi.
tle estate Of John Thompson.
A decree for the distribution Of IL,
landed estate was made il ihe cass d
K ! OIL We. Fields.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

GA Monday the 2lst instant, M's.
May Ann ChAlfant died ettke residences
Of her son-in-IaW John Brooks on the
Philadelphia Pike, in the Obi year Of
her age and VAS barred yesterday at
Chadd's Feri, Pa. TAis morning Mrs.
Su5sn Hsurum the mother OF Mrs.
ChAlfant, dled at the same place in the
Sofa year OF her ags and viii be buried
on sunday also at Chadd's Ford.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Al ths Public Sale OF D. w. Caskey
near Newark, on the 23d inst, l.. W.
Stidam 4 Sou. auctioneers, Horses sll2-
SO cows $64 yearliug heifsrs $780,
so; SOW and pigs &2025 pigs
s7.25, mower So. Farm wagon S77.5o,
hay Reke % so Hay Gutter s39, Cul,
tiyator. 1926
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

After hearing Marie Ross this even
ing everybody should 60 and hesr the
little Roberts Sisters sing Tomorrow
night in the lecture room OF the Ma
sonic Temple. They need assistance
and should be encouraged The ad-
mis- sion is ouly rs cents for adults and
Is for children.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Saturday evening, February 25'h, &C
GUS the 4 b Diamond Course entertain,
maut, lecture by the celebrated &c.
2}ish orator William Parsons, entitled
Heroes Of the uomeric Age" Mr..
Parsons gathered his materials In a
personal visit to Greeca aud will dis
close the wonderful proofs obtained by
Or. S hlismsn, b. excavations on the
si,e OF Troy to the truth of Cd Homer a
story. The lecture is tull d wonderful
'niI "a, aud will entertain evsry one.
Reserved seats nov for sale at Thomas
\ 20 . book store.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

For the hCpir Ecan.
hKssRs. kpTuKs:-&r. Robert p. VAL
entiue ls mentioned as a Republican
candidate for Council from the Second
Ward. Mr.. Valentine has taken q
very active part for the Republicans in
tue Secold Ward and II elected would
make a good Councilman.
SECoND WARp REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Perry Trusty, colered, whowas terri
bly, bea ZEN with black ack last Thurs
day by two colored mep, 10 In very
critical condition. Warrants were is-
sued to. day for the arrest OF the assail-
ants.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

H. you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth fonl, eyes yellow,
kidneys disordered, symptoms Of piles
torme pting you, take ut once q few
doses of Kidney-Wort. 1t is natures
great assistant. Use it as an advance
yusr don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
fNTh e0,g,.s
FAsoSAsLE hKro..

The Deiaw are wss,.x
nil Postponed uA,ll ,n'f'st
Special Dispatch To the Rr,, "esde,
DOVER, Dbl, Feb. "a,
The Committee on corporation, H..
reported favorably on tina n.'. a'0
Western Railroad bill. tn. .~a
men'' were oOncurrsd in and Ia. sa
postponed until Tuesday a, 10 ~. -, wy
ey a vcts Of l4to 6, This VA, ~,
Test vote. Col. McCoulb |, her.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
FNHALL NIGEL EXTRAORDINARY u
Read t1Afs, il may save your Elfe.

Dk. V Il. STONE, late physician and
surgeon OF the United States Amy, he IN.
veutor Of Apepsta, the only known medi1ine
that will cure dyspepsia, TO-DAY challenges
the world to produce case OF dyspepsia that
Apepsta VIII not cure. DT. stone and some
OF our most eminent physicians have tested
II on cases OF every form and stage, even old
chrenic cases OF thirty and forty years stand
ing where eVerv kno Nn medicine had failed,
and In every case the result hss Oeen cure.
THIS gives me confidence In saying 70 the
public there is no case | cannot cure after
treating thousands OF cases, some of which
had been given up to dte Reader have you
dyspepsia IL 30, yet bottle OF Apepsia End
rtlo,ce again in perfect health,
Price per bOttle, SIO0. For sale whole
gaze and retail by z. ia mes Bei;. sixth aud
Market streets, and n. Is D4ntortE, second
and Market streets. Also by all retail dug
gisre. Head LJr 81 mes ru es OF diet on DR.
GUAR. Drug SITS have them. janb.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Lightsbip No. AZ, which Is being
bulls by the Pasay q Jones Company
for the United States Government, was
launch ed this morning. The dimen-
sions OF the ship are Length, ITO feet
ana 8 inches beam, Is feet; deplh, II
fee. and inches.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

A very large party as'em bIed at the
residence Of Virginia Ksrns, No. 720
Walnut street, last evening, and very
pleas ant Tins was experienced. The
guests enjoyed themselves immensely
ny p ay ing games aud before leaving
they we're treated to a 6ne collation..
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24


L. Thomas Booker, onoa employed
as soljottor for tie Sunday Mirror, has
sinoa that journal has ceased TO exist,
oseu engaged i'll collecting monsy,
which was due to Mr.. d. T. Bradford,
hut which he failed to hand over to
that gentleman. When Mr.. Bradford
learned Of Thomas misdoings, he con-
aulte1 Magistrate Brady with regard to
the issuing of a warrant for Booker's
arrest. The warrant, however, was
tot issued, a having been agreed that
Booker should call upon Mr.. Brady on
Tuesday and give HIM $40 for Mr..
Bradford. Tuesday arrived, Int Thorn
AZ tailed to make his appearance. 1t il
reported that he hiss left tewn.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

John A. Rows has choice lot OF o.
gars at his hair. dressing saloon at Rs
ing Sun. Persons Wao desire TO enjoy
a good cigar should visit him. He has
a large quantity OF Newspapers also
for sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

The Hnder OF black fur collar, ad.
vertised in another column. will be
suitably rewarded on leaving the same
at the REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

DR.. Halls Health Syringe for sale at
the Ladies' Department Of Belts Drug
Store. Sixth and Market streets. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Reserved seats for the Diamond Course
CONCERT tonight for sale at Thomas &
Co.'S. Doors open at 7 P. M. Concert
begins at 8 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
Bali.

The Braudywine Library As, "sl
will give its second grand Sn t,p|
al Wsbster's Dancing ACADEMY I, ' sntI|
row night. A pleasant tlm s npndrI
pated. There will be q ne" o4nadrbl
introduced called the Opera q'-
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
W sed.

Copies Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN, Of
Dec. "a and Jan. 10 ana 70, for which
s o4nts apiece will be paid II left st the
REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Let no one forget the nnst aOuss
of the season in the Opera h0D'
night. -
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

,SuF RvEF's sALE-By virtue OF . writ OF
I,eyari Facias to me directed. will De
exuosed TO pubic sale at the Ooart House, on
Marie. street, between Tenth ami Eleventh
St,ee,s, in the city OF Wilmington. New Oas-
tie county, delaware, On
MONDAY, thel4th day. OF March, A. D.lsSi,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Jus. received. q fine lot Of l's rtst t.
At aoclore's, Eis nth street ~''N"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

FHLLluT'r. JUhnSUN u CO.
BAEA ERS AMI BRUkER5
UURNEh SIXTH AND MASAEC Eth.
WILMINGTON Delaware
NlHkJF PRIVATE NIHE
fTVTn ouf Office 70 ire New YORK ont fHHA
TaI glis Stock Exchanges luststUp9 I4r
MIS- 81 simultaneously vito sSla Deins
mG1e 81 LECss sxcLenRes.
PhjIsdetp MIA, New YorE and Saafraooisc'
stocks s3d bonds bought aud sod and SAr
10" nr N Nrgin.
FoB SALG.--S150O New CASTLE co1nt y per
cent. lnds.
! snares Wilmington Goal Gas %
~ shares First National Bank.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

The following described real estate, VIZ;

TING I1!IuWluR uoSOtluSi tob' 0'S"NS' 49,
All that certain lot of land with the two
story brick dwelling thereon, 81 uate IN tne
city OF Wilmington, bOundet and described
as follows, TO wit Beginning on the Wes'-
eriy side OF SEQ & street, between Delaware
and Giiptn avenues, At the dis ance OF w
feet inches from the southerly side OF fll-
min avenue ana at the centre the northern
party wall; thence westerly and par tllel
with ailpiu avenue through the centre OF
said wall. 81 feet 4 inches to the essteriy
side OF a 81 OF 3-tncl wide allev, LEADING
from ailpin avenue tc Il % loot wide street. ;
thence souEherly by said alley, side aTd par
nllel with Scott street Is ieet inches !;
thence eastsrly and parallel with zip,
avenue, through the centre OF the southeriy
party wall 81 fect inches TO the al resald
westerly side OF Scott street, and thence
thereby nOtherly ID eet iLches to the lace
OF beginning, be the c9nte4 IS thereof what
they may. Book L, Vol. II, Page 442, &c
Seized and taken In execution as the proo
erty OF David H. Barker aud Mary f., ms
wife. and John b StradleY and Caroline u +,
his vile and I. It's, and to be sold by
PdlLlP K. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIaF's uFFICB, Wilmington, February
s,st 1881 ton '4-eod's.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Do not miss the Marie Roze concert
TO light.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

All should hear Marie RrSs ia the
tonrSe concert to- lat.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
Third Vice President,

The committee on corporations held
tut short meeting this afternoon. A
4, the counsel for the Delaware West
,rn submitted their opinion nf the
.mendments which have be en- proposed
% the bill, in writing. 1t is, in brief,
10 the effect that certain mendments
lroposed by the p, w. d B R. r. Co. g.,
ha' they take away franchises the
company a'resdy has and that the bill
will not DO acceptable II 20 amen led.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
RRG II ER&.

Us. Fouk!s TOA SAt.&,
slL.N E.R BOUGHT ARD SuLD,
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WHAT COnkIiug Seys,

New York, 1S.-The Tribune says
of Conkling, who arrived in town
yesterday: COnkling declared that
he was not beaten, and that one final
determined effort must be male to
adjourn the legislature without
electing his successor; but at all
hazards, he said, that Mr.. Lapham
must be prevented from reaping the
reward Of his peridy by an election
to the Senate. Conkling declared
to Senator-elect Miller, in sheer
ing way, according to his friends,
while he didn't notice his late sup
porter, Speaker Sharpe. Here this
dispatch breaks Oiled.
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The Turf,

Saratoga, 18.-FirSt race, purse OF
$500, one mile, "Sir Hugh" first,
"Alhambra" second, Hermit
third. "Sir Hugh" won by two
lengths. Time, 1.434.
Second race, one mile and five
Fights, Ripple" first, Getaway
second, "Juanita" third. Won by
four length. Time, 2.52.
Third race, three-quarterS of a
mile, "Nightcap" first, "Linch-
pin" second, Constantine" third
Won by half a length. Time 1.1515.
Fourth race, one mile and five
eighths, Glasgow" first, Disturb
ance" second, "Rosella" third. Won
by head. Time 2.2124.
Chicago, 1S.-The Times says
There is shrewd suspicion abroad
that the time of the Pittsburg races
has been doctored during the past
week, in one or two instances, fol
sensational purposes. The manage
ment is said not to be of a class to
inspire the utmost confidence. The
track is not known to be especially
fast, and when it was given out that
MAUD s." had lowered her record
there, it was thought rather start
ling. Now comes word that Matte
Hunter" paced a mile there yesterday
in 2.122, or n seconds lower than
the fastest recorded ever paced, ex-
cept SLEEPY Toms" 2124. Over
the alleged performance of MAUD
s. Here this dispatch breaks
off.-EDs.1
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Railroad War.

New York, 1S.-The war among
competing railroads westward still
continues. To-day scalpers are sell
ling tickets to Chicago for 50. Per.
sons purchasing tickets to points
farther west than Chicago do not
find it an easy matter to get reduc-
ton on the old prices. There ap-
pears to be no war or prices within
this state, the greatest reduction
being made on tickets to Chicago.
Many persons are taking advantage
of this war and are spending their
vacations in western cities.
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nRiIls. ahe Kid" Shot,

Denver, 1S.-The Los Vegras, n
NJ, Gazette has positive Information
that Billy, the Kid" a notorious
murderer and outlaw, who for sew:
eral years has been the terror OF
New Mexico cattlemen, was on the
18th inst killed by Pat Garrett
sheriff of Lincoln County. Carrot
had been on his trail for some time
and on the 14th everhauled him in
cabin at Fort Sumner and shot hin
dead. The Kid is a native Of New
York City. His real name is Nc
Carthv.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York, July Is, 1881

Money easy ~, 8; gov'ts, strong
shade higher; stocks weak; W. o.. 9O1z;
Quicksilver, 10; Pacific, 1875; Mariposs,
25s; Wells Fargo, 121; New York Cen
trail, 1855: Erie. 427s; Panama, 265;
Union Pacific, 12719; bonds, l1724; Central
Pacific, 941l; bonds. Us; Sutro, rs;
Tombstone, 81.
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Twenty Children Buried Alive

New York, 18.-The building in
Jersey City that was lately burned,
fell this afternoon. burying twenty
children under it, who were gather
ing wood. Two were taken out dead
and one with both arms broken.
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PASSENGER TARIFF.

& Fraight Train going North leaves Ogden
daily, at SIS an: BriEhsm. sos an. Sum
nit. 10. a e m: Logan, Ii 80 . m. Frarkhn,
am Eagle Rock 81 %; Beaver Canyon,
8 81 ID: ~rring Hi. IL 80 N; Dillon 4 90
pm. 9Oin South 7sin leaves Dillon 7JC
Q n; Spri1g atl, l. % Il; Beaver Canyon
8 90 n; GesA 20 s 20 an Blscsfoot,
lois IN: 9u~i]I - N franklin sos
pm ha,'sa l2.1 IA; summit 81 Di
Brigham 55 IN srr'Sicg a. 'tzdar ~ S.S5
GEO. ". THA1OE; 81
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enandS
md FntyCe RoundTn
SIiAR Nsrpp
0'niTl'""ra Agn" AstGen1Supt dent
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-03
a Letter From Oregon.
KNAPPA, Oregon, Feb. 7, 81

KNAPPA, Oregon, Feb. z, 81.
Fontaine Bros, Grand Rapids, Wis.
Gentlemen Enclosed herewith I
hand you one dollar and fifty cents to
renew subscription to Wood County
REPORTER, one year-which I see by
late number you have reduced the
price from So 90 to $1.50. [ have
noticed that large share of the papers
sent me during the year 1880, we're
addressed A. Knappa-~and concluded
that as the paper had gone into the
hands of those who do not remember
me, and write my name incorrectly, |
would discontinue taking it-but hav-
ing been constant subscriber to the
REPORTER since its beginning in 1857,
and also reading in one of its numbers
a few months since, of the additions
of so great numbers, (mostly of those
[ knew when I lived there, becoming
members of the Congregational and
Methodist Churches, AT once decided
me; I can not yet do without it.
A kindly creating to my old friend
Philleo and to all acquaintance.
Hastily,
A. KNAPP, JR.