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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-26
A. II. EMANUEL FOR SUPERVISOR.
[roombstone Nugget, Feb. 10


The article in the Nugget Of Sunday
morning. opposing the confirmation of
Emanuel for one Of the Supervisors of
Cschise county, had the effect to start out
the said Emanuel.for. Prescott. He packed
his blankets, and ere this he is in the
capital of the territory. We are of the
opinion that his visit will be a fruitless
one. Our representatives in the council
know too well the feelings of the people
in this direction, and no doubt, like our
selves, can see visions of lucrative con-
tracts for hauling stone and other ma
terial for county buildings, such as must
necessarily arise--said contract to 60 in q
certain direction. Emanuel is the only
candidate who has sought the position,
and the reasons are well known to the
public. We do not desire to give his
tory of this man Emanuel at this writing,
but to say the least, it is an interesting
one. and Cachise county does not propose
to be hoodwinked in this particular.
Office seeks good man, as it has in both
instances in the appointment of Messrs.
Tasker and Dyer, who have been con-
firmed by the council. But in Emanuel's
case his friend who would be Supervisor
for him'has pressed his appointment. We
don't want an anxious Supervisor; they
are not competent to fill the position,
and if our information is correct, Emanu-
ell will not be confirmed. He left here
Sunday armed with letter from the un-
suspecting U. s. Senator Jones, of Cali
fornia, together with letter from one of
our townsmen who expects to make all
the money out of the position, with
which he will confront the Legislature.
We are surprised that Senator Jones
would lend his name to the scheme, but
our representatives in the council care nc
more for Jones in acting on territorial af'
fairs than if he did not exist. The Sen.
ator don't know, probably, the name Of
any county in Arizona Territory, but has
been led to write the letter through the
influence of the said prominent either
referred to, who desires a contract. W.
hope Emanuel's visit to Prescott will b.
pleasant one. ~..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-26

DAY INE.-Following is the official
letter of Supt. A. s. Gould, dated Feb. rs:
"Assays from new strike on 400 level run
from 1872 to $l94. The drift is in l3 feet
from Wine, and at that point is all in ore,
with an ore opening above, which, in my
opinion, is the main fissure in the mine.
Our whole force employed exclusively in
breaking and hosting ore. Have not
succeeded yet in securing reduction ia
cilities." a.
HORSES STOLEN. Three very valuable
horses were stolen by horse thieves from
the Bullionville Smelling Company's
stables OH Tuesday evening last. No
trace of the thieves was had, although it
is believed they went down the Wash,
as some of the ranchers heard their dogs
barking during the night in an alarming
manner. Since the above was in type we
learn that the horses have been recovered.
Docs POISONED. - Last Wednesday
night was wholesale slaughter night
amongst the dogs. Quite number were
poisoned, and as usual the ours generally
escaped, the good dogs receiving the dose.
of poison. The poison iend was very
successful.
Mr.. DUFF contemplates starting thu
Meadow Valley mill sometime between
now and March lst The No. 7 ore
house is now being taken down and re
moved to the end of the track to replac
| &ho %ras&1o IaS%voxoJ l>v, Ero
SUPT. GOULD says that the report o
the consolidation Of the Day and Hillsid
properties has some foundations. .Nego
tiations for the Day to take the Hillsid
are pending, but no definite agreemen
has been reached.
THE bill permitting the attachment 9
official salaries for debt was vetoed by tn
Goveroner, and the Assembly passed tn
bill over the veto by vote Of AZ to 2.
SAM SroDDARD is now busily engage
in putting the railroad in order so as I
be prepared to start ore trains over tn
road at moments notice.
CHARLEY BELL, who was brough
from Panaca very sick about two weel
|, since, has convalesced so far as to be alb
to be out on the streets.
, HENRY E1LERs is fitting up the M
, Cluskey saloon on Main street. Buaine
, il now centering on Main street.
FIsH.-Dr. Alexander has written
r Mr.. Parker with view of obtaining
8 supply of catfish, which he desires ),
plant in the Muddy, >
THERE has been great improvemel
in. the mines at Hike lately. :
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-26

An Assemblyman has introduced a
bill which. would make it misdemeanor
to kill cat on Sunday. He is an enemy
of mankind. ~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-26

- NY. Mail (: Would you be as wise
as Solomon? Go to Utah and accumu-
late 700 wives. Never mindflthe ct.
ceteras. ..@
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-26
'NoTIc1.

PtooAz, DeeaAhes ~. Noo.
During my absence / have appoi9tqd Janee
Goodrich to make my collsstiolS, ard h WI
receipt for the same.
dl8-1m JOHN n4I18.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-26

CT your Job work dsAs ~ H.
"Rseord" O0es.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-26
Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF
i Curtis Smith is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Phoebe, New, January 20, 1881. =.
JIM. CURTIS,
~ 0d g. D. SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
SECOND EDITION.
Under the Gallews.

WiLLlAEPosF. Pa, Feb. g. Geors,
cmith and Catharine Miller were exc
euted this morning at half-past clever
O'Clock for the murder Of Mr.. Miller
Both the culprits we're brought ou
together, the woman leading. Both
displayed proa' ervousness and Mrs
Miller groa no. +ulibly when ascending
the ssaffold.
Smith addressed those assembled as
follows:
Friends, l did the deed myself; she
laid the plan; she often asked me to dc
II; when had killed him, she gave me
the rope to hang him up. She also
gave me the apron 10 wipe up the
blood and where to throw it-doEn up-
der the barn. When eame back to
the house, she took white wash rag
and wiped the blood from my clothes.
The remainder of his statement rela
ted to a confession in which he made
regrets for the unholiness of his past
life and hoping for Gods forgiveness.
No time was lost after this statement
and at twenty minutes past eleven a
m. the drop fell. The culprits appear
ed to die easily and without strug,
gle.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
CranHall,a Rana.

The public Is beginning % appre.
ciate Professor Cron.w art exhibi
tion, II We are to judge Of the largely
increased audience that greeted hin
last night and travelled with hin
through his exhibitions OF the beau
ties and mysteries of Rome the Eternal
city. 1t Is impossible to look upon these
pictures without feeling OF reverence
mingled with awe. We cannot attempt
to refer in detail TO all the beautiful
buildings with their magnificent in
teriors, for no pen or pencil can sue
eeed in portraying the beautiful and
pleasing effect. A very pleasant break
in the continuous line OF statuary,
halls, temples and churches, was the
exhibition of soms well known Will
mington faces. This evening the Pro-
lessor will take his audience through
the pleasant homes OF England, which
We have no doubt will be equal to any
Hf his former exhibitions. We hope
the Professor will be greeted with q
large audience for be deserves il. To.
morrow afternoon he will give mat.
inee at three O'Clock, when he
will exhibit scme of the sacred scenes
about Jerusalem aud the Holy Land.
The admission to the matinee will be
20 cents for adults, IS cents for child.
rem and 10 cents for all school children
Let everybody 60.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04

A young lady gave her skating ex
perianoe as follows:
"You ought to have seen me" sall
the vlvacious young lady to the minis
ter, "pd inst got my skates on and
made d start when down IIoame on
my
"Msggiei' said her mcsher.
"Whst' 0, IL YES too funny One
skate went ore wav ard the other
'tother WsV, and down l came on my
"haxaret" reprovingly spoke her
father.
We'll, whap They scooted from
under me-, and down came on my
Margaret" yelled both the parents.
"On my my little brother, who had
me by the hand, and liked to have
mashed him.
"NDw what is the matter?
The girls mother emerged from be.
hind the coffee pot, q sigh of relief es-
cap4d from the minister, and the old
gentleman turned the conversation to
the cold weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
FIFTH E0IrIoE
ConkrAan

IroG.tiS In the U. 8. ssna,s, ,.,,...
f,.Us EoSsIs rs: joint resolution, ,s''~as .s,.t,s
,nh.nElns ,hu king privalsss, va. 'n'satas ,8.a
sny GSSm,.'se rsoomm.s, on Pos. osss. osss''. "a
calendar. coD"nia Mr.. Morgan opi,.. pis'.a !
TTn0orten' SIno n, resolutiOn ip,,osoa ,usa y
MIN on June 18th las, 'IauCdusi
", me ViOe Prssiden, IL no, os,'ti..tiag "a
10 ,Os ,ts constitution with u' judia.' iin,'''l'i
mo,i" NJ ,he counting Of the BIss,".ii Bso."si P'
motion motion, ;. 70 refer the rssOlutio,s IvS',s y
ana .meea II were rejected By Is,a O.,s. VI
ra.n,n,,y rna n1ally, a vote being ,.s.N' yt.,' v
resolution tssoa the Republican, A'G a,!a %
rom voting, leaving The su' s.u,,.s' .s'ai
. quorum. 1t being snp,,.a. .a's }, VII
Republicans intended tpcf,as 10 co,,'l sSa
risi. "OJVufa va ,
In tho House, vsriou, s.,,,
msnss to the Naval and IpSi's a,' ,as
Iristion bills were agreed ,.a ~ ~ an
were non, Concurred in. : Ths aaa %
.ionment bill was dison.s.t,u tus AZ
jourmeut. oa aatl
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04

the case IL Is . good move, for the bill
passed the Senate unanimously Iust
after Mr.. Townsend demonstrated.
! In the House to-day, Mr.. williams
made complaint that the report OF tn.
State Superintendent Of Schools Ia be.
ing unnecessarily delayed in Senator
Saulsbury's job printiag office. The
secret Of It Is that the Dslavarean has
so much legislative printing TO do that
II had TO send the job TO Wilmington.
Senator Cooch is member of the
Grand Jury for the term of Court CON-
mencing Monday next, and therefore
will be absent good part Of next
week.
Dover will have a rare treat on next
Wednesday evening when Or. C. II.
Fowler, Of New York, will deliver the
frat lecture Of the Literary ocurse.
His subject will be "Greai Deeds OF
Great men," and he should be we'll pa.
troniIed az it is not often that suoh a
talented lecturer az DR.. Fowler favoTs
Dover with q visit.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
NOAL AND LINE.
UOAL AND LIME, GOAL AND lLHY
YARD tOOT OF WEST sTRyEF,
TahD TOUT OF WEST SyIak,tr'
JOHN W, GRIFFITH,
Wilmington, lie.

THE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OF
4 Edison, Betly and other disting uished
persons are iusig9ihcaIt compared With the
invention OF DR. V. X. STONE, the tnvcu-
tor Of "ApePsiA;' one is a scientific improve
ment, the ether science 10 save Iiie.
Never before since tRe foundation Of the
wor has 8 medicine been placed be iore tho
public on its Iure merit. First because Il
claims to euro on y d ceraiG disease instead
OF fifty as others DO, ard FURNISHES high proof
that 1t does this Second II is compound
Of one Of cur hest physicians and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia speciality, for ten years
with reward OF the only specific ever placed
before the people. ihtrd, because our best
phyRiciaIs pretcrIbe it for their dyspepuc
patients, as Dr. amuel Adams OF New York
city says, am happy to say that the cure
for that tearihle disease dyspepsia, aas at
last been found in Your "ApepSia," and be.
iieve 1t is your duty to put it before the pub.
lie
Reader, have you dyspepsia, II so don't
iail TO get bottle Of "Apepsia" " and Sc you
value your health and life, take nothing else
Price per bottle, SIOO. For sale whole.
sale and retail by u. James Belt, Sixth and
Market stTce.s, and n. B. Dsniorth, second
and Market streets. Also by all druggists.
laub If
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
DE(fLSIER'S ORDER.
REGISTFRrS OFr1OE
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NBw CAsrLB COUNTY, Jan. .

NBw CAsrLB COUNTY, Jan. "a, 1887.
Upon the application OF homas Toy and
Joseph A. Toy, Administrators OF
James Toy, late of Chnstisba Hun.
Ired, in Fa!d county, deceased, It ia
ordered and directed by the Regis.
ter, that the Administrators aforesaid,
Tvenotice Of granting Of letters Of Admins.
tratiOn, upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing Cd.
verttsements TO be posted within forty DAYS
rom the date Of such letters, in six of the
most public places Of the county of New CAS-
tic, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, 70 present the same, or
abide by an act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
TO be inserted. within tho same period, In the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q neHBDapCr pub
lighed in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks (e-o.d.l
t~~~ Given undor the hand and seal Of
IL.s, office of the Register Aforesaid. AZ
49, Wilmington, in New Castle cou,,ty
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. O. BI9tfS, Register.
NoTIcR-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested 10 the Administrator on
or before Jan. "a, 1882, or abide the act of
Assembly In suoh case made and provided.
THOMAS TOY, t.,
JOSEPH A. TOY aumrs'
Addfess;-Henry Clay p. O., Del. JAMS
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
p"'nEs of 'he Levy ,.,,

The Levy Court is still Do,'' s
1ne SI,e. assessments OF Brsni,virss is " y
wilmington Hundreds t.ino 's ..,.s Y
'his morning. Blackbird, In,''fta ''Na
mink and White CLAY C,I.t Cnpp'a'll
passed this morning, BIsckbi,4 =, "
.et ssl entries and 269 NAL I S. ''p''
y female dogs assessed, ADns,.l' rom u
mink reported ll32 en,ris, try'uI 5,f'i
and 70 female dogs assessed - w.N sII
Clay Crook, reported sl4 -p,,,' va. \.
male and ii female dogs assessed :, =
amount Of investments rsno,',, '' % !
" bite Clay Creek was t95 ISL I"
The court Yesterday iurpl,ba, A.,
OF the members Of the court ="
copy OF the State digest. '
n" csucns has yet ben beE r., :,
majority to agree upon co!!po,o,rs /, y ,
County Treasurer, and the 4Isc,,.
the same has consequently Vors -.
until next week. II is bsIi.Vsd S., "
will be a session Of the Copr, ,o~',
row. ~~''
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
NeII to be ReDrInYthArnln

The time for which william Mill MN,
visted at the last May term Of cont In
rape on q married lady Of Blackt,d
Hundred, was reprleved, will eIpIr
rext Friday, and OF course II no iurtbs
action waB taken he would b. hum
upon that date. Mr. Gray, ANorpsy.
General for the State, ard Mr. HigVn,
h:qr attorney for the defen5s have hM
an arrRnRen eBt made by which Neil,
Will be still further rsprIeysd u,l
some time in June. The case wu 4
have been argued in January betNs
the Supreme Court, but the court usI
on the 3lsS day ofJsnuarV aud adjourn,
ed until the 2Sth day Of February viii.
ont tsking any action on the case. fhl
attorneys want the case argued \
early as March AZ the court will sil
dSy for the argument.
The court, however, hss not nss.
the time Yet and consequently Owil
to :he delays mentioned, another n
prieVe was necessary until Jun9 sni
both attorneys have agreed upon OBJ
until that tiue.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
Males OF Real EnfRta.

William Canbv, trustee for estate oi
R. K. Porter, deceased, has made the
following sales, the property all tt
be- built on as soon as spring opens.
To James Ferry, l42 feet ON the west
side Of Bennett street and 2i0 feet Oh
the east side side of said street, boil
lots between Taylor and Ninth streets
To Charles HcCioskey, l0S feet Oh the
west side of KlrkwCod and l0S feet OF
the east side Of said street, hetwee1
Taylor and Ninth streets. 10 seidel
Hastings & Co., IS feet on ChurcL
street, between 9th and 10th streets
To Solomon Cook, house No. 952 spruc,
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
NEW ADVERrTsEMENrs.
L'ALL IN LINE AND COME TO 1903 /
" ALNLh .-.an. mn ---- -. - -

I'ALL IN LINE AND COME TO 1903 l..
l. sixth street and got 4 can Of peach IAN
Tor Z@,.; II Is mosi de!it.ols, pat up 10 iuqf
sugar; Try one and yoa viii Come back foI 70
Ms al! the peach trees are allied y0u should
Lay IN lot Of our cans 'oi .5N. and our IN T.
lon can ior roo. We have cyapO,t OF pgaracs
Nd 10" as ts Tor 80, Is ptTet ~ plain
peaches &c. -, apples %. h, s,s Cyararatpd
ears i5c Us German pears .5: prunes 8,
b. cherries be d, seedlcss cherries @2- h
ptungilas 1gc n, ncsca.e! rltsiu5 llo, HON.
my &c. a hivert com &C. Il. Lgne tADico
iOc. D., imported mac,arona I2c p, finest
butter So buckwhyAt Ne. b, 8 bottles
catSup 46c Lima betus 100. can. We have
the wultest sugar and the best tee ana coffee
in Iho city. Gr)at reduction in -four bnt
ter, and everything generally kept in Hrgt
class grocery store. soap ~ one cont A cakp.
/ you carry It IN youf pocket you viii never
take any disease: we sold SO cakes in o1o
day; Il !oa want some spesK quick
T. VI. WlEE,
Granger store, .gG l.. SIKH stfrs.
teh2-st
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
REGESFER'R ORDERS,
ID GGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE

-, Nh" NASTl4B CcuETY, Jan. II, 1851,
Upon the application OF Frederick Klatr,
Executor OF Ann haylctt, late o.
MAI Greek Hundred. in said coup.
y, deceased, 1t Ia ordered and dtrec.
tel by the Register that the Executor
aforesaid give notice OF grlatlng OF
Letters Testameuta-y upon the estate
Of tho dccca5ed, with the date OF granting
thcroof,oy causing advertiSameptst to be posted
within forty IayS irOIn the date OF such Let.
terE in Stx Of tho most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring al persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abId3 by an Act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided and also cause
the sane TO be inserted within the same De.
rtOd IN the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a news.
paper published In Wilmington, and 10 be
continued therein three weeks too d)
~ 0lsGn Under the hand and Sea o.,
L. g. Office Of nc keTister aforesaid Mt WI.
~ NmingtOn, IN NeE Castle county sIoro
said, the Jay and gear above written.
:. q. BlfGS, Register.
NoTI0B-All peF7Ons having claims i.ga lRt
tho estate oi the deceased must present the
some, duly attoStni to the Executor On
N Os'Cro Jan. 81, 1882 or abdo the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
FhEuERICk NJ AIR. kXecurur.
Address.-CentTsyllle, Del. ieb2
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
Eorma social CIab serenaded

The Norma Social Club, whose rooms
are in the third story of the RumfOId
Building, was rendered compliment
ary serenade last night by the City
Cornet Band. Besides the members OF
the club being present there we're in at
tendance Mr.. Rumtord, the clubs land
lord, and representative Oithe REPUs-
LlcAH. The hand furnisl ed excel
lent music from $50 until 10 30 O'Clock,
Lewis and Charles Preston performed
on the guitar, and George Fehrenbsch
rendered mouth organ solos. Ths tere-
paders and Russts were treated to a
cnpious quantity OF refresh ments and
the members OF the band we're given a
large cake to tSse away with them. A
dsscrioiion OF the clubs room, together
with its history, viii be published 10
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
DEATHS,

DAVIS.-l Philadelphia, Pa. on the oct
OF JanuETy, captain Lewis Dayls in TIT
S31 year his age.
The relatives and friends Of the f. niIy
are respectfully invited ~ attend In" funeral
from his late residence, No. 2'T hichmond
street Phtadelph,s, on Saturday A4orniug
the 9Th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
COLEM AN.-On the evening Of February
I'd, OF consumption, John Il, Coleman, in
3Sth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of tho family.
and all eX.soidiers, arc respectfully invite
to attend the funeral TO leave bis late resi-.
dence, No 3i3 Tatnall street, on SItulday
afternoon, at 230 o'clock. =
ENGLANO.-On second day, Ist month.
\ 3lst, James ERgland, in Tue lis; year OF
his age.
The lrlsads arc respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral from his tate ragitence. on
Newport pike, NTH day, at O'Clock, p. II,
d day Of % mouth, 1881.
SOUDERS.--D tho ard Instant, Richard
SOuders, in the @s'h year Of hi age
Relatives and friends arc re3pect ally iGvi.
ted 10 attend tho funeral, from tho house Of
John McEariin, Iear Newport, on Satu Jay.
the 5Lh inst, at O'c ock .. 70. luter A5uJ aJ
Wilmington and BrandyWlne Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04

A bit of interesting news which, un
til recently, has besu kept protount
Seeret for reasons of policy since th,
two ladies concerned move in the bes
circles OF society and no doubt woulc
bl1sh did they believe the reportaI
even suspected where they We're. has jusf
come to light and duty demands thai
1T be given TO the public. 1t had its
origin in an article that appeared in
the REPUBLICAN severa! days siuce and
which vas read simultaneously by the
ladies, one residing on Monroe street.
the other on Fourth street below POPLAR,
Each resolved that the matter should
be investigated, ard each started at
once for the house of the other. By
the merest chance the two ladies and
the writer met on Market street bslow
Fifth, when the trouble began. After
little discussion the entire party re-
solved thSt since Mr.. Frank A. Cou)v
vas coming to Wilmington to give one
Of his popular entertainments on Sat
uFday evening, February 5th, at In
'titute Hall, they would all attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
Warming an EIephsnt.

A day or two ago Mr.. Forepaugh re
oieved at his mepageris headquarters
in Philadelphia Japanese elephant
which was brought on from its native
country, via tie Pacific -srlros6, by
Capt. J. MulIett, the sea-lion catcher
There was no trouble on the voyage
over the placid Pacific to San Franisco,
but when the time for the overland
journey from San Francisco came, ArctiC
weather prevailed this side Of the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature was Sc
low as to congest the lungs of the big
gist elephant II unprotected. The Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company refused
to let Captain Mullett put stove in the
elephants car, because Of supposed
danger to the company's property, and
the Captain set his wits to work to de-
wise means OF fgetting heat without FIRE.
He soon hit upon a practical plan. The
elephant was led into the box car, and
stable compost was thrown in by the
cart load, 1t was piled high around
the sides OF the car aud loosely heaped
around the elephant until only the
head aud back Of the big beast were vi
sible. In this way he travelled from
Cheyenue to this city, where he was
safely delivered to his owners.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
Before q. y. Co.nmi.stoner smith.

hFI wv q y. NBtMtNItNTOUNF NWiKH
Captain Patterson, Of the vessel JEFF
fersOn Bourbon, which sails between
Philadelphia and Pensacola and othel
Southern ports, was given hearing
before U. s. Commissioner Smith this
afternoon. Patterson is charged by his
crew with dischargirg them without
paying them their wages. They also
claim that the vessel is unsesworthy.
They assert that the hull leaks badly,
that the rigging is much ohsaed, that
the mi1zsp spanker is spIicsi, that the
top mast is rotten. The case was al
jJurned till to morrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04

All diseases disguosei wi,hop, ,,.,
lions ~ Ora. Pethybrii.e L Rpt.j,,
at the Clayton House, free Of cbv" Y,
until February II.
All diseases diagrosei without ana.
tlons by Drs. Pethybrttsed 1 gu,ls5~
at the Clayton Hon e, tfse Of cb,,S.
until February II.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
tialI0ws.

The three McLasps and lare. colri
ted Of the murder OF Usher and Kelly
December, 1879, vera hanged at Ne
Westminster, Baitish Columbia, .
Tuesday mcruins. They Conis'is
their guilt, and died with profession
0! penitence.
The rain storm in California cOntiI
nes, and reports of floods in all the q
vers are received II is impoS;lh
yet TO estimate the dauag4 in VEbs
parts OF the Gtats. Th,re werssn
last evening that Sacramento WOu!!a
submerged before morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04

Be sure and take your old piO.u,,"
to Sutterley & Sawyer, 3O2 Narke' ~, a.,
and have them copied before they low ~"
ell ont. They copy them to any mSs, s"',
and their prices are very low. NV,
guarantee thework irSt-class or loP"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-04
MARHElAGES

wooDMANsEY-HU{4HEs. -on Februa
~ Sd, 1881, ut the residence Of the brides
ffea IA q tt.IS city, by Rev. Charles p
Mallery, Mr. william WoOdmansey and
Miss Maggie J. Hughes, all OF this city.
MORROW-RICAAR the Metho
dist Episcopal parsonage, st GeorR es. Oo
Wednesday evening, Feb %, 1881, by Rev
J. owen Sypherd, Mr.. Wm. H. Morrow
and Miss Jennie Richards, ho,h Of NeI
Castle Uo., Del.