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The Portland daily press., 1881-02-19

So, for the most, the reader is left to take as
he pleases the old Adam Smiths views on
Ethics.
Don John, the most recent volume of the
No Name Series Boston: Roberts Brothers;
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmony must ha We
been written by Jean Ingelow. Indeed the
authorship is so apparent in every trait and
detail of the novel that it is impossible to
think of any other writer as concerned in it.
OF the many pleasant volumes which this sue
cessful series has included none is more at
tractive than Don John. Its beauties, which are
many and peculiar, its faults, mostly Of con-
struction, are all in Miss Ingelows original
vein. Precisely the same criticisms that have
applied to her former novels are equally fit for
this one. The plot is ingenious, something too
much so; for the hurry of desire to disentangle
its thread leads the reader to miss the charm
of the genuine modern idyl to which this har-
assing mystery seems alien. The story turns
upon the changing at nurse of two baby boys
and the mental torture of the parents because
of the difficulty of deciding which is the high
descended and which is the humbly born boy.
| This, of course, is a theme often taken by nov
elists and dramatists, but it is doubtful if it
| has ever been treated with the ingenious and
minute study of inherited natures, with the po-
| etic and somewhat over-subtle skill of Miss
| Ingelow. As to the faults of construction-al-
! ready limited at-readers Of this poets prose
will not be surprised to find that plot and treat
| ment are, so to say, semi-detached. The quaint
| and delicately favored humor, the rare poetic
| quality, the suddenly illuminated phrases, the
| tender and picturesque charm of Miss Inge-
lows work does not at all depend upon a set
plot She is particularly happy in describing the
daily family life of group Of delightful people;
the comical fetish-lore, the quaint fancies, the
happy outdoors times of bright children. But
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

Anmobuns il iiberou bieielbe, uno lie
loaten oue bard Anmenounq Der polleu
Seualt Der @ei.be, ,ober ,uenn oieie nidbt
bintsi@en. bur@ neue seiesli@e erlo6e
se5mun9sn ,ueroen, Den @emeinjdbaoeu
5u entternen unb ibre Drdtbe unterir.
ONO 3u leqen, mie Dies in Guropa nit
erfols sel9iebt. Dieie roeifale Nen-
oerun9 tDiro ibnen freili9 Miuiouen
Dollars foaen, uno lie ueybeu por3ie=
ben, 9unoerttauienoe aus3uoeben, um
o,e1e Aenoerung 3u psrbinoern. Wfoa
Dem 10 itin; au9 oas Yublitum ,ui,o
3ulommeniteuern miiiien. nm Die leqiti-
men Ero5ebtoItea 3u oeden; sic &C.
r'@tsbofe 1'no Den Gompasnien, 10 mad
f'9 ne and lein m6aen. nod nidt unter=
than, uno menn li6 Die @eIsbe als n;dt
snre'deno er!oeilen ioutsn, 10 miiIlen
Die 8iirscr oafiir Iorsen ,oob fir oie
nad'lte Segislatur We,treter gepdblt
'perOen, oenen Die &edte ibrer gon-
,tltuenten bober lteben. als Die nit qe-
mrnen Grllnoen nnteritiitten @iinlde
Der Monopol;ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

S(le aelcgentlid)e s(n;sigen mllncn I'M Sor>
aus hc5ablt tucrben.
Nlle neue Nnseiec',, lOuic gorrcipouoersen
&C., &C. nliil1en Bis ihdteltcns Dinitog Mlittag
in Der Office Oieies 8iottcs eintreffen.
3uIcnbungen obnc ltntcridrift beS Sin fen.
fenoer5 lperoen ni6t angeuonlmcn.
s(bonncnten, pelde ibren 8obuort iiubcrn,
pcrpcn eriud)t nebit ben neuen gSoDnortc au>
gleid ben @omsn isncr Ioftofficc onsugcbcn,
TOO iie aulebt oen vNlorbH tern" in @mpfan9 ge=
1lcmlrcn buben.
lbonncmcntsbetr1ee perbcn su ichcr Belt
an9cuommcn. gScr brci Sfnlnnerl onnimmt
lit sur Nnnabme (reip. 3obluns) bcrielbeu
berpF d)tet. 0itics Blutt tanu nur bonn oufs
acfiinoigt lrerOcl1, nodben etiua,ae rid TIM
.biee Nbonncntcngeloer besablt iino. g..
! Frobe zNummcrn pcrben aui Scrlongen freI
'suaelAidt.
, Sur fir Sic 0elbcr, bic per rcaiitrirten
8rlef noer MfonebSrber aeionbt pcrDen, iiber,
>neDmen oiro Die &crontiuort!i6feit.
j Wfan aorslire ale Briefe:
,,9;proNer1t"
= 8. 9. 4O7, ct. glouo, Wtinn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
naH- slieoriac @dnuri9u1e fit sSroucr
Olob IS Gcnts bein, 9 ci fen. 21-
= NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- OF STEARNS.-In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Gerhard Timmers Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims and demands against the
sstate of John Gerhard Timmers late of
The County of Stearns deceased, that
The Judge Of the Probate Court of said
county will hear, examine, ard adjust
claims and demands against said estate,
ut his Office in St. Cloud in said county,
On the first Monday of each month for
ix successive months, commencing
With May 18th 1881; and that six
months from the 18th day Of May 1881
lave been limited and allowed by said
l2robate Court for creditors to present
heir claims.
I Anna Mary Catharine Timmers.
Administrator with will annexed os
he Estate of John Gerhard Timmerf
Deceased. 2l-4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
M@tmtt9 !!

ltnIern eeebrten 2eiern tiene bier
4nit 3ur Na@ri6t. oaB Die neue Tirmo
nit ber uebernabme bes @elddfts oa9
3uglei6 Die in Sem @ei9dfte 9efubrten
Slider ubernommen bat, baB in Golge
beiien lol6e Mbonnenten. tpel&e @elo
als 3oDluu8 ibrer rIdfdnoi9en @6ul-
ben einl@idsn 1i4 oer Norelie oer
, ,teuen Tirma: Meper, &oIenber9er &
&enty 8. g. 407, ct. Glouo, Wtiun,
b:oienen nlD9e,1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
9nssebpte.
. y

gu Der bier suerbuuenben neuen Stride
luen bcuer bic yunoamente seleat unb oas
.Ia1ement oollenOct perben. OaS babel III
t!rluennel,oe Material beltebt aus 8rudltei-
fll, pa6renb Der Oberbau nit 8rids aus.
,fiibrt merocn ion. Die STRIDE, cine Elm.
@iffige, romaniide 8aiilita nit 5biir.
zen uno 3 YDrtalen, miro 1873 bel IS, bic
biirme 12O SUP bod iein.
@scrgelt nun on 8auunternebmer Die
inlaDuna, ibre angebote bebufs Der llcbe er.
-,bme Der 1ener ausduiii6renben slrbeiten
Sum II. SUM bti Oem llnters eidneten
aaureiden, bel mei6cm aud Bic 8aupldne
rGinll6lnalne be,e, l!egen.
| 9. glnielm @outber, .. g 9.
ssrab g. .. Miun.
al bea %. 1881.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
2 1dDne 6enefe 3u yerfaufeu.

8ci GERM Teter @ilicb iii @olo sprina
lteben stpei pro6tbolle 9enafte, Gin 5idbriaer.
orei Iiertel &orman, 400 Yfuno fdJiper, Elm
@rauldin,nel uno elm sidbriscr, balb g(or-
man, 1850 Efunb idiper, pirb iber 1000
Yfnno, menn ous9eiuadien, bon faitani,n.
brauner Sarbe. Gieie 9engite fsleu aum
Tertauf nno, tpenn nidt oerfauit, ndGrno
Der Saiion in Golo @prinss uno ct. solepb
gum Bcleacn. 8. g. 8arrotps. 1S-ab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
". L. Bee6e, N. d.
Mr;tunh @un6nr:t.

st .Gloub, Minneiota.
0ffice iibcr 5ammcreI unb Seber's
2oeal. @t.@ermain Strabe, in nelder man
ion lpre9en tanu bel Gag oOerin Der gladt,
uotern Elm Rranfenru iieine Abmefenbeit
1idt erbeiidt. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

Die A. S. T. Co.'S idtpar;c episen
fir Sinoerldubc lpelde in ciner anoeren epalte
ange;el9t iperScn, finb 70 bauerbeft bic bic nc.
tallcnen uns berid)oncrn baS Sdubircrf. 81.
tern, pcid)e bielclben einmal ecbraudt babeu,
iuoaen feline anbereu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
Grmd8et bies<

YOun9 unb Srabfurb 3eigen
'1ur an, mas fe CUR 3ett yorra=
tbig baben+ SIR fbnnt ;r11,ner
oellen sewartis ietn, pab ibr Sic
Waaren un6 Bic preile lp fn~
bet, mie anse3ei9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

~ aitt>S0u6e nit i au5pfen gum Nus,
9e1en illr Jrouen blob 81 90 beim Heileu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

a. s(abmoIdlinen gu Ginfaufsprti(,n bci
Sobn 3oller, ct. @louo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

s. 6. @pnper, ~. =,
9om6opat6iIher Mr3t un6 @unoar3t,
Ct. Glonb, Minn.
@raouirter Der bonl0opatbiid meoisinilden
Nnitalt in ct. 2ouis unb icacr bon Sabne-
mann in Ybiiaoelpbia. Office eritc 86Ire
an1erDol0 oes @seltDeules. l5-1i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

s# Cine grobc grnieo risung ser Yreiie
IN 5dlablaosn bel Sc fen. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09

G Sine arohc Nus!pogl bon fcincn urb
rober Mtanncsitlefeln, quite uns oaucrhafte
@ aars, peroen lc1r biai9, bon 1925 bis 81,
bertauft bcm eel en-. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
mdatett.

Die ltnter3eidneten erlanben id benz Sub.
l'tum an3uaelsen, bab tie einen sroben gor.
ratb bon Gilenmaaren baben, oiebaubtIdd.
lid aus
8o6- unb @ei56fem,
sanomirtb tblaaftlt9en @erdtben,
aur5waarea IT, I. 70,
beRebn. ssbe @orte
Bled< unb &upfer Maaren.
a 8te@ldmieo- arbeiten uub aepara.
turen fperoen pon arbeitern eriter Slate
beiorst. q
sfomnfu uno ipredt bor Bel
&pstubergsr Bros.
81. Gloub, Minu. l-bb77
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-09
Scr NprDfern

Elm 8lott 5ur Belebrun9 unb unter6al=
tung. Nbonnementspreis (untcr 8or=
ausbeso oblung.) -...
: Sir bic Ser. Gtaatcn uno Canada, portofrci
S0brlid, $3.50.
Solbjdbrli6 : $l.25.
9to1 @urepo, portofrei:
Sabrli@ $500 Salbid6clid $1.5C
A9reiic fir slnseigsn:
Yubl'fatoncn unter Den 9ocalipalten 1C
7 Seuts Die Belle -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
vote Of I'm anks.

At the business meeting held by the
Lafayette Guards subsequent to their
second annual Ball, the melton was
made and carried unanimously that a
vote Of thanks bs tendersd by the
company to the Shields Library Asso.
citation for tho ass Of the handsome
badges which they had kindly loaned
for the occasion. Also " the 81.
Jossph's Beneficial Society for Banners.
&c. Also to the committee Of the Bran
dyvine Hancock Club for the u1e OF
THAR beautiful campaign flag, Also
70 Mrs. Thos. Toy, Mrs. John 5. Miller,
and Mrs. Pierre Gsntien and Aessrs.
VIM. Haley, Anthony Metiarvey and
Wn. II. Miller for the number of Aass
they kindly loaned to the decorating
committee.
Special thanks are also due to Mrs,
John Haggerty for the trouble she
took In helping the refreshmsnt com-
miltss. Her coffee was greatly appre.
ciated in such damp weather.
The Lafayette Guards hope to sea
thsir friends again at their next and
thank all for their kind patronage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

The Delaware Beet Sugar Company
is becoming famous outside the State,
as the following from the "hSrristo WI
Herald" Of yesterday, will show:
"A company has been organizad in
the State Of Delaware TO Manufacture
sugar from bests. 1t Is composed oi
men Of large means and standing in
the business community. 1t ID in fact
an honest, earnest effort TO make the
business succeed. To do so II is neces-
sary to have the cooperation Of the far
mer. Yhs company wish TO enter into
contracts this spring with farmers TO
raise several Thousand tons OF sugar
bsess, the company furnishing the seed
and taking the beets at railroad depot
or canal ON bssts.
Farmers wishing 70 raise beets can
obtain further particulars by addres.
sing the Delaware BaetSugar company,
Wilmington, Del, or calling on l. 8.
Flint at Stall No. II, Farmers Market,
this borough, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, who will fur
nish explanatory circulars and other
information.
There Is no doub! the cultivation of
the sugar bset can be made quite a.
profitable as other farm crops in this
DuGtY,n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Death OF % Farmer.

John q. McFsrlin, an old respected
farmer Of Ne " Castle Hundred, residing
near Newport, died at his residence on
Thursday, in the 6s!h year Of his age.
Mr.. McParlin had a very fine farm and
was owner Of McFarlin's grove, the gen.
eral place for pioniss for the neigh bor-
hood. He was a gentleman Of probity
and high character and mach respected
by all who knew him. BE leaves NO
family except widow. His remains
will be inferred in the Wilmington
and Brandy wine cemetery on Monday
afternoon, TO leave his residence at !
O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
A Bfrth. DAY EatArsasnnaeK na en- 3.
For tha RupuprIchN

A number of friends had the pleas
nre Of celebrating the Gig ghtseAth birth
dsy Of Miss Nsttie Appleby, dang ghter 0
Mr. b. Y. Appieby, No. 1902 Washing
ton street, Thursday evening, which
was gathered large company Of hel
lady and gentlemen friends. Although
Miss Nettie is very retiring in her dis
position but she did her part nobly in
entertaining large company so nicely
that We feel that any father and moth
'r should be proud OF such a dsugh-
ter inst blooming into womanhood. -
Some Of the very fne presents she re-
oeiyed from her father and mother
showed their appreciation Of such an
sfeotionate and accomplished daugh-
ter. At 10 80 O'Clock, We were in
Vited to the dining room where our
eyes beheld feast, a table so beauti-
'ully arranged and groaning nnder the
choicest Of cakes and fruits, which did
our eyes good to LOOK at and 10 which
our palates fully agreed. The Rev. DIR.
Caldwell gave thanks in behalf Of ali
70 tuat kind and benevolent giver OF
all good gifts, we did ourselves justice,
If not over-t9mpted To do ourselves I'll
injustice we hope no one OF them did
although the temptation was very
great. Miss Eva Crouch, Mr., w. Il.
ZebIey and Mr.. +. Mccall added much
TO the entertainment by sorne very fue
instrumental and vocal music, after
which We started on our way home
wishing Miss Nottie many happy birth
days. ORF or 1IUt MANY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

Governor Hall has remitted the pars
OF the Sentence imposing FIVE lashes on
the back Of WIN. Gausle, who was
convicted at the last term Of Court OF
Quarter Sessions in this city of the lar
oeny Of q watsb. chain and some money.
The election for three mem bers of the
Board of Education of New Castle tax es
place on Saturday, the fifth Of MarCh J..
Among the candidates named are Messrs
Rodgers, Wolfkiel, Duty, EliasOn and
Rice.
Mrs. 2atclif Of New Castle who was
Injured by falling down the stairs in
heE dwelling, about q week ago, died
on Tuesday and was buried on Thurs.
day.
We are pleased to see our neigh boz
Ruel Heisler, who has had severe at
tack of rheumatism, upon the streets
again.
W. Y. Wayner air rtses q cargo o
Western Oates for sale at reasonable
rates.
Rachel r. Grnbb has taken oRt let.
ters testameptary on she estate OF Adam
Grubb, late OF this city.
Wn. II. Cook has taken ous letters Of
administration on the estate Gf Sarah
Preston, late Of this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

DE&BnUA@H hMo euh~AO" SS~AS'
The Coatesvills (Fa). Times sensibly
remarks
"The colored people Of Wilmington
are indignant al the recent action OF the
Grand Jury Of Nsw Castle county in
strongly osndemning the Loose regard
for the marital relation OF the negroes
Of that county and spoke Of their re
turning to primitive bsrborism. The
say that the charge may be true in re-
gard to the lower classes, bat who are
TO blame but the very men who compos-
ed the Grand Jury who in old slavery
days encouraged the colored people in
the sin they now complain Of. The
better GLASS o. sOlered people say that
the sneers at colored virtue come with
i'll graee from old slave owner, who to-
day refuse a colored man = fair chance.
Instead Of snsering at the oolored race
why don't they lend helping hand
by Just laws. Thersis q good bit Of
sound sense in these protests"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
A Vicious Parrot

A day or two ago well-known liv
ery-man, residing In the central part
OF the city went into store, one tthe
attractions Of which Ia a handsome
green parrot. Poll was sitting quietly
Kpon the counter, and the visitor walk
ed NO and commenced 10 stroke hel
gorgeous plumage. The next IuCmer'
the bird seized him with its power
tul beak by the finger and held IL sc
t4naoiously that he had to call in one
Of the family 70 take 1t away. The
mans anger was cut very badly anc
he will be very cautious In the future
how he handles "pretty Poii.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
L. o. o. q.

Past Grand Rothwell Of Middlstown
is making an effort 70 raise money by
selling handsome engraving, contain
inx the Lords prayer sad emplems Of
the Order, for the purpose Of raising a
fund TO start An Enoampmeht at that
place. The Odd Fellows Of the vicip-
ity are active and earnest and there
can be little doubt Of the success Of
thia effoFt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

Son rtses e.4o. ..... Sun setB t4s.
rrY Wolte's Hindoo Oatarrh cure.
Try Kings Good Samaritan Uougn syrup
More beautiful photo. frames at oos store
Parker, cupp'ng and leochilg, lo9 z I'd ST
Ualoadlng car OF NJ M9cyiand high mixed
h5v, az hay market, A. y. Yatnan.
no. 0 n l lead glaas lamp chlmneys, oni,
6 cts. at King ST. Glass depot.
Flsh are kncEl to be fresh or stale by tbs
smGn and color oil their RilIs.
Pat your tongue TO the larger end OF al
eRE II II is warm 1t Is ir9Gh.
yoR have pretty daughter yon vii
have brain tull OF anxiety and q hvRse tall
OF soInted note paper.
The black Derry is 80 named because it Is
blue, In Or1er to Distinguish II Izon the blue
berry which is black
What is the differences between q crOcserv
dealer and o cabinet mRkgrf One sells
tesA.sets and the other sells settees.
"He slesps where he telI," says q late bal
lad, which suggests that he must have been
pretty drank.
man is o perfect brick, when he shows
himself all tae beSter tor being presseS.
A car Of timothy hay twestern) tast Vn.
loaded. and otter,d at a Low prices hay mas
ket, Tl3 W. Front ST.
Flour and iead fresh ground, nTlne In
quality. with mill measure, at SseaIa mills,
5Vs W. Front streat.
Now is the time 10 select ane picture
frames made by first class mechanic and
sold cheaper than any other establishment IN
tho city OF Wilmington. Il. h. Baugh, 6O7
SnipIey ST., above 9th.
Persons lntiug tub, roll and print butter,
vholeEale and rUtal can be accommodated
at ii. II. Moore stalls u Il ~ Second street
market. Also mihee meat. truit buffers, SC
The expression, hall the world don't know
what the other half does, hnd dCn1 care,
came aDouG In the year one by Adam going
to tie club and I've going " the massReF-
ace ball.
When maiden gets TOO old to catch hus
band she taxes the platform and goes around
featuring On what shall We do with our
daughters.
Iiyou should hint 10 man that small
G anne existed on the top of his head ne would
probably be angry, bat most every man las
q part ridge there Tor all that
However hard workman in pow Ter
mill nay try to please his employer, he Is
likely 70 gst blowed up at any moment
A Michigan man was arrested and fined
ten dollars for huzging widow. ls this ahe
tlyastel freedom OF the American press
San Fra nciaco assessors complain that 10
escape poll tax Chinaman OF 80, and even
AZ Years claim to be oRiy lS or 60. When oh.
lection Is made they say, me swearee."
Ross lle Market st. isreeeiving daily the
latest styles in spring hats and caps, whloh
he is selling at the very lowest rates, He
also keeps on hand the latest styles OF neck
wear, white shirts, undesclothinS hosiery,
Ac Give him q cRll.
boiled and pearl wheat, crushed and pearl
barley, iarina, oat mead and Graham aonr
the very best, with the richest wheat nour
that eau be made out Of wheat alone, also
buckw noEs better 81 cents. OF WIN.
d. Pickels. A07 hing ST.
A lovely young gtrl at Fort pickeps
One dsy tried to capture some chickens,
One pecksd her blue eye,
And she said with sign,
Great Gssar. good gracious, the dsskens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Tce W. &N.'s Branch

The French Creek branch of the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad Is
doing q striving business. About one
hundred tons OF ore are shipped daily
over the roads to BirdsbOFo and Mono
cacy Iron Works, besides goodly mum
Der Of passengers. 1t is said that the
train from the Falls OF French Crsek
carries more passengers between Read
ing and Springfield than any other
train on the road.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

Should you desire nice cook or par
lpy stove, call upon Milton s. Shippers,
No. Ill West Eighth street. He has &
ane stock. His parloT stoves are being
sold at reduced prices. He also has
wooden and tinwsrs, sto., for sails. His
store is open every evening daring the
vsek until niue o'clock. On Saturday
evening IL docs not close until ten
o'al0ek.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
Tine RnRA Last HiEhe.

The Brandywine Library soeiety's
bail came of in Webster's Dancing
Academy last evening. There were
1OS couples on the grand march, which
was led ~ Martin Cooney and Miss
Julia Flanagan, follewed by William
Haggerty and Miss Maggie Mckay.
Persons who did not receive programs
can secure one by applying TO the
secretary Of the society.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

Did you ever know any person to be
i'll without iRaction OF the stomach,
liver or kidneys, or did you ever know
one who was we'll when either was OBJ.
structed or inactive, and did yon ever
Fnow or hear Of any case Of the kind
that Hop Bitters would not cures Ask
your nsighbor this same question.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
YOwm0 Again.

The fur collar advertised In yester'
days RRPUmIcAH, came to light through
the advertisement, but instead OF being
lost, il had been left lying on bed
where II had been placed for safe keep
ing. Thus 1t is, the REPUBLICAN Is not
only sure pop to bring to light things
lost but things not lost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
g.:S:.stng styles.

Our spring stylss are nov ready in
our merchant tailoring department,
comprising oul latest novelties in for.
,eign and domestic piece goods. We
nave over a thousand different styles
from which 70 make your selection.
Prices Of psntaloons this season from
544 to $40. Suits to order from SIG TO
$50. For our ready made department
We have beer manufacturing for the
past .bree months, giving employment
10 over one hundred hands, and ar4
nov enabled 70 display the finest stock
Of ready made clothing ever shown in
Whining ton. For 1T and workmanship
they are nearly equal 10 custom. Price
ef pantaloOns from $3.50 to S.: suits
from $40 to s2s. aud all Of our own
manufacture. You ara cordially invited
to call aud examine this mammoth
stock before making your purchase
elsewhere, for We take great pleasure
in showing through our establishment.
Beatou One Price Clothing House, 2l3
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Feb. 26--l
u. m.
Indications for 6aturdsy-FoT the
Middle Atlantic States, warmer, fair
weather. northerly winds, veering to
southeastsrly, rising, followed by fall
ing barometer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26
x.seh-.su " deg Papers Free.

Davis at sos Market street will send
free as oample copies any OF she great
double, triple, quadruple or stxtuple
sheets Of the New York or Philadel.
phia Sunday papers upon application
Of those who contemplate subscribing.
Papers delivered az early as $50
O'Clock Sunday morning. Aoclure's
Times is the cheapest Sunday paper in
Amerioa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-26

John AoCaffsrty sad wife visited
Frederick, Md, last October In eompa.
ny with the Washington Fire Co.,
when Mrs. McCaf,rty lost her gold
spsetaeles and after diligent inquiry
was forced 70 returR home without
them. They were afterwards found by
Q member Of the Frederick Fire Depart
nent, and yesterday she had the pleas
are OF receiving the lost ARTICLES
through the Adams Kxpress Company.