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Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
The Sad @rigin of 2ScInetery.

There is a very sad history ronnrctcd
with the Green Mount Cemetery Of BAL
timore. The property was once own
ed by John Oliver, wealthy English
merchant. His only rhilh a beautiful
girl OF twenty, was loved ny a Young
man whose only uutln"s, TO become
her husband lay in the tact that a per
personal feud existed between him and
the girl'sstern father. They met Gland
lestin"ly aud planned an "iopemrnt.
The father found it ont. and gave orders
to his servant to patrol the grounds at
night and, shoot all trespas,crs. nis-
guised i'll mans clothing, tro girl at
tempted to escape, and WAS Shot dead at
the gate. Griet-StIickru, her father
erected a monument upon the spot, and
decided the cntir" property 10 the city
for cemetery
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
An Ola Deln.G are K.aw.

Francis Vincent says it was u law i,
this State that the animal, which cau&,
the death of person should he Killed
A horse caused the death of 4 daughter
of Ambrose Baker, a resident Of New
Castle county III 1850. The animal hr
ing allowed to live, til" ms n&giStratr o
New Castle GnuntY, on S"p'"mhrr II
1880, received the following letter iron
Governor Anhross:
"WHEKEAS, y" duughtprcr .tmb"os,
Baker, Of Delaware. was killed. by ;
horse, which is by law fortified ard es
cheated to his mG'ti" (Inr@n;ng his ma
iesty, who wrlS th"G Charles rhc II,
King of England) and taken into ru,to-
die by yc sheriff, Us appears by We petit,
ton Of yc said Ambro,<. ia, no accounts
of further proceedings, th'rcOl given by
ye sheriff, orirr lhar " sd. horsr b,
forthwith killed, and yr SElrrittto have
no fees in this matter for his neglect
therein"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
A Woman fraxed by II Kiss.

Thomas Arm0ur's = wife, living ut Ian
igan's Patch, Schnylhill county, is iN
sane from very p"culiar "aIIsa f'uur
years ago she attended Il picnic in com
pany with her husband, who took part
in the kissing game" Mrs Armour
watched the players for some time with
pleased interest, until she saw he' hus-
band kiss another woman. From that
moment she showed signs Of insanity,
and has grown worse constantly. She
has an intense hatred for her husband,
and every other wolu;:&l whom She thinks
will injure her. She was sent to the
Schuylkill asylum, but WIS brought
back again, and will he taken to Harris
burg. She has four children.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
4 Remarkable RtSfement.

Rev, Allen Nhbitts, who now lives in
'oidwater, Ms"h.. aged sevrntv-scvrn
years, makes this remarkable state
nrnt:
~ never swore an oath, or took a
chew Of tobacco, or smoked Il whole 81
gar. never bought or sold drink of
brandy or whisky for rGySelf In a
travel of over one hundred thousand
miles by pubGc convryanceS | never
met with any accident. Or was mo-
m"nt too late when it depended upon
my own cXeriion. never sang a song
or played game of checkers, billiards
or rToqnct, or any game Of cards.
never Skatcd a rod, or struck 4 man a
blow with my fist. | can repeat more
Of the bible than any man living of
whom | have any knowledge. have
given away NOR" real estate in this city
(Coldwater}tha all its other inhabi-
tantS. preached for over fifteen years,
and Travelled more than five hundred
miles attending funerals, and all the
salary ! ever received was a pouud of
tea, worth Scventy-tive cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
A Large Fortune.

The wife Of c. W. Bliss received a
letter yesterday stating that through
the death Of relatives in England, the
stevens family, of which she is mem.
Der, has been left a fortune Of over one
hundred million Of dollars. This will
be enough to make the family rich, az
1t is said that there are not over forty
heirs, most of whom reside in MaSsa-
chusetts and Michigan. Tho parties re
about employing Massachusetts at
torney to look after their interests. Mr..
Bliss is confident that there is no hum
bug about this matter, as his wile's
father who died few years ago had
frequently assEred him that there
would be 4 large fortune for tho family
Ill England, at no distant day.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
HeYentcCM Years iM Bed.

Twenty years ago Avery Wixam, who
lived near hammondsport, Hullivnr
county, N. Y, when to all appearance
in his usual health, took 10 his bed,
whore he remained seven years, sleep
ing most of the time, getting up only to
have his bed made, and generally taxi
ing his meals from % stand at his he'd
side. AT the expiration Of seven years
ne arose and engaged in hard work
about the farm for three wears. Then
ne a''ain took to his bed, and remained
thc"e until he died few days ago at the
&3c OF 81 years. 80
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
4 GREAT STANDARD WORK,
A Universal Encyclopedia Embra.
cing every Subject in the World
for only $3.50.


Anies' Universal Encyclopedia, com
monty known as Amencas STANDARD
Edition, has been published and is now
offered to the citizens of Wilmington
for tho first time. 1t is a complete
library in one volume Of over 1,00C
pages arranged for ready reference
down to the year 1880, and it is printed
in double columns and deliberately and
richly illustrated not only with wood
cuts, representations of animals, men
and things, but neatly engraved maps,
handsomely colcrcd.
Not only is 1t an encyclopedia Of uni
yerssl knowledge but it is a prSrsoun-
cling dictionary rs well and considering
the strong and handsome binding in
legal leather, il is one of the cheapest
books in the world. The price for a
plain book is $3.50, hut with an index
on the margin edge it is $3.50. OF this
vi is 90 be paid cash on delivery and
subsequently, 10 cents a week until all
is paid. The agent for the work in
Wilmington is Samuel j. Brown, who,
il will be remembered, was here about
q year ago with Wobster's improved
which was so popular with
the people. Mr.. Brown and his assis-
tant intend to canvass the city, and
will have with them copies of the work
that those who subscribe may see what
they are getting. The advantageous
terms at which it is offered brings it
within the reach Of everybody even
those Of small means. As there are
still some inquiries for Wcbster's die
The readers of the REPuBLl-
CAS- are referred to column advertise
mrnt clseW here in to-day's paper for
fuller information. a sample copy
will be left at the REPUBLICAN office
which can be seen at any time, and
names left Mt the Office for Mr. Brown
either to call or deliver a book may
also be left at the same Office As n
last word We would say that it is book
that should be in every family.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
Wedding Chip1cs.

The wedding bells rung in sweet sill
very chimes on Thursday night last ar
| the residence Of our tOwuplilan, T., X.
, NraN ford, corner Of Serond and West
streets when his son Mr.. Edward D.
Crawford was united in the silkrn bonds
Of luatri,nony to Miss Jesse Hartantt
Of Philadelphia. Quite n company of
friends gathered in th" evening to con-
gratrlate the newly married couple and
ostart theln anew on lifr's journey with
their bent wishes. The happy pair were
the recipients Of a large number ofprcS-
cnts useful az we'll rs ornamental
Thanks for Slice of the delicious cake.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
Mr. kpharGeOn's Health

is improving, the effects of his last
rheumatic attack fast disappearing.
Again and again." he writes, II have
almost reached tho desired haven, and
each time ] have been driven out upon
the sea Of pain by another blast from
the temp"Stni disease. Godha blessed
the BaptistS in London, and if they do
not grow it will be their own fault
Everything which tends to multiply
places for the preaching of the Gospel IL
JOY t" us all. See, then, to this mat
fer. am dernly grateful for your
prayers. you hardly know how much
need them, far my pains have at
times been overpowering, ami have
needed DiNin" succor to come through
them. A little longer, and it will be
all over"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06

" AM hD-Ip BORROW %4DlD At )
w pee ctui, ~ II nr>t-rla!,s mortgage.
Address T.. RHrrGltc>N oth"r. marIl,tf
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
A New Appointment. A A.

Prof; p. W. Hochkcppel, who ha!
lately been appointed to a position a.
the office of the Edgemoor Iron Com
pany, will nevertheless continue to civ,
private lessons in, languages such a.
Latin, Greek, German and French in
the evenings. He can be seen at III
Tatnall street every day from 6 to9p.
m. All such az wish to take lessons
we advise to apply to him at once "a
there is yet a fine chance before the
weather gets too warm.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
sAULsBURY-s FUNNY SPEECH.
He IL very much Troubled abOsas
the LiVcliDcss Of the President.

Washington Correspondent in speak
/ ing Of Senator SanlSbury's effort Mon
| day says:
! The best featurt of the days debate
was DR. Saulshury's very amusing ap-
peal 10 the Republicans to come to the
assistance of the President. The tall
ly regarded aS a cold and narrow parti-
san displayed an unexpected vein OF
humor. He said he appealed no longer
to the sense Of duty, 10 the patriotic
feeling of the other side, but to its party
tralty to ground its weapons Of rebellion
against its own Administration. If
any man needed pity and commisers.
tion il was the President Of the United
States, who had been treated with such
marked disrcspect by his own friends.
He drew a picture of the President
sitting solitary in the White House in
dulging in Il soliloquy. Even Mr.
Hayes whom nobody believed to have
been elected, and whose Administration
had been finally broken down in this
chamber, had commanded some respect
at the beginning Of his term. Perhaps
the President was saying tha: there
were some in this chamber from whom
h" had not expected any better treat
meut, because he had antagonizcd them
and their third term man in the Chica-
go Convention. But then, there was
The Senator from Ohio, whom h" had
nominated for the Presidency. Why
did he sit in silence and refuse 10 con
slider the nominations. The President
might be saying: There is the Senator
from Massachusetts, (Mr Hoar.) He
sat with me on the Electoral Commission
and is privy to all the secrets am party
To; and | did not expect this from him,
Then there is the Vice President whose
name has been inscribed with E,ine, and
whose image is stuck up beside my own
i'll almost every prnt-shop. He ought
not to hay" turned his heel on me; and |
vet he will not give any respect TO my
He (Mr Salisbury ap-
l~aI"d to the Republicans to march up
t" duty, and help to save the rr"Sid"n:
IF their choice.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
Lodge ReuutOn.

Hope tmuncil, No. 2, u, ., U. A.
M, will have reunion to-12Gc.a}y eve
ming, at the lodge room, in tar fourth
story of the McClary BuiIdina. vii
liam Wentworth will review the history
OF the Order previous toand subsequent
to the panic. An address will also be
made by Colonel Wood. Literary and
musical exercises will be rendered and
the entertainment will conclude with o
feast.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
New DepOf.

The Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road Company is making arrangements
to build a new freight depot at Modona
which will be rs by TO feet, the erection
of which will be commenced at once,
Owisg to it being the shipping point for
Jcssup u Moore, paper makers at Mon
dena this is one of the most important
stations for freight on the road between
and Coatesvile.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
Wonderful Discoveries in sahara.

Ncp ork Sun.
discovery OF much archRniogical
interest has recently been made in the
Algerian Sahara. NJ. Tarry, who has
hren carrying on work lin connection
with the proposed Trans Sahara Rail-
way, having noticed II mound Of sand
in the ncighborhood of Wargia, had the
sand dug up, and discovered the top of
a spherical dome. This naturally arous-
ed his interest, and getting his Arabs to
dig still deeper, he found underneath
til" dome square tower, then plat
form of masonry, and finally a complete
mosque. Continuing the excavations.
VI. larry soon uncar,hed seven houses
in perfect preservation, and Caue upon
Il Subterrinran Wattrcoursc. At The
last news nine houses had been disin-
TERED. and NJ. Tawy WAS getting addi-
tional assistance 10 clear out the pre-
CiOnS watcrcOHrSc, which he describes
as sufficient to irTjgatc a snail forest Of
palms. II is we'll known that the Saba
IA was at on" tim" much more pOpuous
than it is now and its trade much more
extensive, but no one seems Ia have sup
poscd that rires had been buried under
)" recently as A!lce the introduction of
MohatnmrdaniSlu.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
OAK HALL, Philadelphia, April, 1881.

OAK HALL Philadelphia, April, 1881.
ALWAYS at your service.
OAK HALL has the largest stock of
the best and cheapest Clothing, Shirts
and Furnishing Goods, for men and
boys; also of Piece Goods, for custom
orders.
ALL THIS, wherever you may live. is at
your command. We can please won
by correspondence as well as in person.
|OAK HALL employs large capital and
is managed with brains. Its gains are
all made on the simple policy of pro-
ducing the best garments at the least
cost, and selling great quantities at
the smallest profit.
If our Clothing is not the best in STYLE
and least in Price, we do not exDect
your trade.
lF You Buy and are not pleased bring
back the goods and get your money.
WANAMAkER & BROWN,
OAK Hal" SNA""' Market n'' The Clothing House America.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
STARTLING
DISCOX e RY1

DenStcn'S AntimOrhihc or Throat Remedy
r. purely vegetable discovery. and il being
! used with such marked sat +tnction that a..
| theric Districts nlUur. II nryrr Glil< when
! taken in time Group relieved instantly.
! Soro throat cured in from tn T. hour.. Such
diseases rs Bronchitis. Quincy. Asthma, Ca
thrrh, lioar+en">s, lirhiiug IN ih" Throat.
iiach InI cough or BAD ruid. viii ,imd 10 itS
| virtue imm"dHtrIy. m" ouly mr4iriue
known to cure cold in the head. lmhlir
speakers and ~ingrr~ who lrcl need of u
! clcnr throat and strong yoircs. +hould moi fail
. 10 ll@N il.
! Any Oh" using this remedy and failing to II.
| satisfied with th' result Shoull writ. Il, Il;
one" stating cas".
| This remedy. hy being ordered directly
| from the mhnulartNrrr. will be- forwarded hy
. mail to any address on ro"rip' vi UIilw a. !.
| less cost by - per- cent than though we were
! to introdur" il 10 III" people hy the driigsi,t.
! A - cent box small >>h'. VIII b" tprwa rlrl
! for % cents, on SiGJ box. lLrat >tlp tor 75
| cents.
Any person using hi, remedy Ior any nFthe
above diseases being satisfied with tn" result
by sending us n Testimonial Ia that effect
shall receive a box ui medicine worth SI.OD
free of charge.
All rOrreSpOndrNcr cheerCnil! aN,wrrri, md
all orders promptly filled. STATE ppp"S in
which YOU saT advertisement AdNrp..
J. e. NENSFN \ CO..
feb23-tf Woodbury., Gloucester Co., y. !.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
AT Public Sale.

The lot of land situated at the corner
OF Front and Broome streets, belonging
10 thc estate of the late Rachel A..
Searles, will be sold at public sale on
the 21St inst,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NUfICE-l, PATRICK HARMEY. IN
~ compliance with the requirements Of
III" act OF Assembly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice thai shall
apply IN writing to the Court of General Srs.
hoil~ ut the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the
stat" OF Delaware, in and for Nav Castle
County, on Monday, the 9Th day OF MAY, A. d,
I'"l. being the first day of the MAY .ar1n Of
the said court for IA license to keep an inn ~.
tavern At No, 900 f. Third street. b"ng tbe $
r. rornrr of Third and Pine streets, !u the
second Ward of the city of Wilmington, bel,
ana ami 10 Sell intoxicating liquors in I,.s 1nans
h'i"S IMAM one quart to be drunk on ina
premises, aud the following Respectable riti.
ml', ., Fr""mi mend the said application. 10 wit =;
Il. II. Taylor. T. B Merritt,
lanes y, 'mtWI"rd, Joseph Davidson
4. K. Merritt, +, Hrrtiny
Michael Kenny, Joseph II kirhar5s
Rairick plunkett, William Leg
Richard Booth. George s. ti9TIn.r
" III. u. thompson, >. W. Schulz
John J. lnughcrty, Myers Hnves
,t"f+" lhEis, Nicholas Jenny.
nnStaEe kohSt2or James J. Monaghan.
Daniel DByrne, James B, Purn
aPf+-1 PATRICK HARNLT.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06

! NOIlCE-l. JAMES A. WILSON IN.
~ compliance with the requirements NJ
tne art OF Assembly. in such case nadn ami
provided, do hereby give notice that .hafS
apply IN writing to the Court of GNnrri' Ses-
slonS Of the Peace and Jail lleivc-y, If ,ha
state Of Delaware. in and for New Castls
county, the 9TH day Of May next, A. H., 1881
DelnE thr first day of the next May term pf
the said Court for license to keep IN M Of
tavern, known as the Washington House i'm
the town Of Newark. Del, White Clay rrsek.
ftd;, school district No ii, and to sell nfoxi.
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and tho
ioil0Wlhg respectable citizens recommeni TIE
said application, to wit:
VIM Homewood, Edward McPtko,
James =. Morrison, H. T. Riddle.
Levi Fisher, Sam'l B. Wright.
James Roberts, Jacob Casho
Joseph B. Luton, J. T. Maxwell
Geo: A. Casho, Nimrod Worrett
u. Fader, Samuel Walker
3: B. Hendrickson. VIM. d. Herdman,
Ihos. II. Morrison, VIM. T. ConerY.
aprjt3t JAMES A. WILSON.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06

UTANFED. loo DWELLINGS TO RENT
yyM at from $500 70 $500 per month
MQusss are IN great need, and we have bat
tAxe8 hrtah N on our list for rent. HEALO
NIL. aDr24t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06

XTTANEFD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL,
UV hoat ework must understand cooking.
Amply at oAee to Mrs. +. &. BURKE Four
|e11fh and So Oft streets. apr2-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06

5YXYANTED, BOARDERS.--A PLEAS.
XX ant seeoh' d story front room, with hea,
1I11 ms, suitable for gentleman and wife. No
04kx Atnall street. mar12 AVID
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
~ DlltE.-l. THOMAS FARNAR /,
VI III n ~ 1 1, L. l. = =.

OTlCE-l. THOMAS FARMAR. IN
~ compliance with the roQuirem .nrs of ne
Act OF assembly. in such case mad. ead urr
,Y!dcI, Do hereby give notice that shall AZ.
IpIy III writing to the Court Of Geuer,l SIS.
Sions Of Ihe Peace and Jail Deliy.:g. 81 the
Stat" of delaware, in and tor NcY Castle
county, on Monday, the th day e. NJ -. 4,
D.. 1881, being the first day OF the -.,.i ,'uHyt
ior license to keep an inn or tayo-lnr Nos
1 and Fast Fifth street in the TlIri ward
Of the City Of Wilmington, Del, s,n4 :, -cl4
Intoxicating liquor in less q,mnt.!r. lhan
one quart to be drunk on the prr,ri.,s md
'nc following respectable citizens Ty.2na, .aA
the said application. t0Wit:
August InnWegrS, Edward J. liz ..
htLharI Bonner Maslin FarrH,
| T. j.. oIilcrman Thomas B. E1N,
! 'fporg" ". brtllp, Henry Carr
,l"....$ J, KranspP, Henry r. Pre-
T. q. File. !. s Snth,
Francis \. iacquot, Charles A. Hro -. t"s'
James +. Flana.yaA, JEa N.Cn, .rr.
Francis McMonaql", Iprry Jacotes.
james +. RiGncy. X. IT, ki1Haf.
John McCloSkcy, F. T., Kelly,
Joseph W. Hart, 4. +. M"sSicN
Thomas Il. Kelly.
aprjF@t THOMAS FAf}fA
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
/. "A GOSSAMER
I'm CL0AKS.
R Asl.75, S2,S2.5O,
N1NI AND DS3.
MMSs#MMMN VAIN WRIG HTS,
~&4#&S&Ds 312 MARKET ST.
w n Il " " IL Il Il In -
313 MARKET ST.

Inventory iust taken and to reduce our
stock We offer
Is inches d'ble width DRESS GOODS 12I6 G..
21 pieces TOILET CRASH at DC. a yard
1000 yards Russia CRASH at Tca yard.
box yard wide BleHched MUSLIN, re,
1900 yards Hamburg ElEiE at lc. a yard.
pieces toored Sl1.kS at 3ac. yard.
WHITE KID GLOVES. 25 cents pair.
BLACK " p
COLR'U . . "
To realize aud appreciate tbs wonderful
bargains We are Offering, every lady should
visit our store and see FOR herself
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
IHUlnAN Il. kCIIV.
aprjF3t THOMAS FAy;}r Al;

NOTlCE--L. FRANK QUIGLtT. ~
| ~ compliance with the requlmmnqt- ot
The act of assembly, In such cms, made
land provided, do hereby give netire 'hat
snail apply IN writing to the Cour! of ,i4n.
Gral ScssiOns of the Peace and Jail jrljvpry.
LOT the State OF Delaware. in and for Nnrr "a a.
tie county, on Monday The 9th dar Nj Hay.
\. d., 1881, being the first day Of rn,. 74ar
term Of tn" said Court for a licenp> ~ N,,.i,
an inn or tavern at No. 620 Mad ,1Dn e,,..t', .
in the Fifth Ward, Of the city OF Whining.
ton. Del, and to sell Intoxicating l1,,urs in
inSs Quantities than one quart. to BE- drunk WA
the premises, and the following resnntahle
Iciizcns recommend the said appltcAt,on ~
mi
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
ID Rl.it SALE.
Id Bi.lC SAlL.

t7RSI-tLt~S ri Ea,ITiiRf.C ARPErr>C.
At Drake Il '"'-. Action ROOM No. 4 East
rourtA street, on FII kSnAl Afternoon.
April 7, 1891, at 2u'r'orh. cons ing OF hair
cloth phrIor suit, ibw silk pariOr suit, . wal.
uHt marble top rhunb"r Suit. bureau. bed
stead, stand. tables l)iiu.scs. ma rbIc top tn.
bleS, cane aud Wlndsorrhatr>. mattresses. book
rDs" and >."r'atv, side board eX'es>ion ia
hea, "a yards ui Brussels carpets. 30 yards
ot ln2r'in chrpst, ~ yards Of rag carpet >
good ranges, 2pal70r stoves. nucensw,r re. ;laSs
ware, tnEar, and other articles too tedious To
ncntiOn. fvpdS cptn !Or nspectiDn on Wed.
nH+tny evening and "nr.y On morning of sale
Persons havinG goods to dispose Gi. by l,N
Ing their names ani number WIZ receive
prompt ate9ltj0I DRAKFfk co,
apr - Al tionPrrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06

WyATrEDA PHYSICIAN WISHES
JX b0 rent double parlors for Offices west
9f H&flu,t and north of Seventh street pre-
Adtress Doctor, THIS OFFICE
&t&x3Stst
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
30 DING.

DDARDl 's.-.RD ARnlNG FOR GEN
ID tlpmeu. al ijih and Market street.
Pleasant lo1Ation and e"pi bpUrl
nlHfjl -6i
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
lsE RI.lt' MALE.

DOARMNti FOR GENTLEMEN AT
ID So kIug -'rsr1 nnrl@tf
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
FOR SALE.


nor SALE-A VALUABLE Mhhhi
nrypaty, extensive stone "aren,P'nas'
me sore myasn ard doDb'e brled dwelling,
|7Stainns about :. acrrs Of ground s..na,o
:. I'M town Of Newport, Delaware, be'"e"n
~ p w, 1 D. RaIlrobd Oh ono sue inu
|SS Chri ri.llanA River on tho othei, with h WI
|.< Crnnt Of about 3:1 icet-2)o feet being SUD
;&ntnlIy wbaricd. II is well ioHtcd tof
|EI,pbcr aud coal yard or manuiact9lin4 'GS'- ~,
~, or The buying and shipping o. grS'n, ,", -,
- in clos, prNxlmity 10 IN cH.ti'r"t S'"'"
'..,w inr sretAtn. Terms easy Apply ~
..s,4r M TDI MARKET street. tlty.
rNOK SALE AT NEW cASfLE, n'il.,
HI l'r,pcrty OF the late d. &, u. i""naeud.
s3,out H., i.st ON Water street running
s,snyh to Market street $40 ie"t, "hh =
'nnta,rr on Markct street oi i" i'Ft', VINO
'ssii,iiny, thereon consisting Of ionr bTi1h ana
MI fra M huildips, This pOpnfty 'fohts oh
M ihclnwnr,, river and il s@y d"hoie iof
purposes pr to; d" 'V'ln-'
;afs spa rtirulsrI ahtr's, ,,,.,.,..
No. ID Mad street, Nt" f0'a
II snn ~. l"wrNt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06

Y)E HLlC SALE
-Df.-
LANG ASTER COUNTY cows, CALVES
AND SPh! Nc f.Rs
The Suh+o1 I've" will sell at prh!lc Sale, at
tho thadds' ford Hotel, DclaNatD County,
Pa. on
Daily Republican., 1881-04-06
WANTED.

NANrED,-t Roy FOR OFFICE
w must write good hand ,pply TO
GiiD. X. TOWNSEND.
apri,2t 6l5 Market street.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
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No $50.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

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