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USITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


Notice is hereby given that. in compli-
ance with the provisions of the Act OF
Congress approved June 3, 1873. entitled
''An Act for the sale OF Timber Lands i'll
the States of California. Oregon, Neyayda
and Washington Territory,n William
McLachlan, OF San Juan county, Wash
ingten Territory. las ihiS'day filed i'll this
office his Application TO purchase the lots
,. 1. and >. of Section No. 81. in Town
ship No. 35. North. Range No. 3. West
Of The Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the said described Land, or any portion
the Of, ore hereby required to file their
claims in this Office within sixty go! days
from date hereof
Given under my hand. at my office. i'll
Olympia. W. T., this the 18th day OF jan
nary, \. ID. 1881.
!. II. BROWN.
49:I0w Register OF the Land Office.
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hioCiCG J

All persons Indebted 10 the DEMO
CRATIC PRESS fOr subscription or AL
vrrii,ing. will please settle the same with
oul delay and thereby save troHb,e.
FRANK +. MYEEs.
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s-S PROF. 4. l.. FRANCIS. Central
Ho'e!. agent for the celebrated Steinway,
Decker, Weber. knahe Pianos. Mason ,S
Hamlin. E>tey. Palace & Woods Organs.
Paganini NioliuS. Martin Guitars. Roman
Strings, and selected sheet music. First
class tuning and repairing speciality.
lnStallment plan. Old Instruments taken
IN part payment, viii remain in town
about L week.
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Tor Sale --3 Fhclan'S best
slate bed BILLIARD IA LES. Cheap for
cash. Apply to Ii l. TlBBAlS-
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rsIrS tssy.ST., yzEnzC.v ey,T A..

THIS t:+s.VASEC MEDICAL BELT. 4
new and wonderful invention lthe only gcnu-
inel. VIII cure without mcuIcine. Rheuma-
tisin, Paralysis, Neuralgia Kidney. Liver.
spinal diseases, lmpOteIcy. Rupture. Ague.
Nervousness. pysncEsSia. and other diseases Of
both sexes We challenge a scientific inVeSfi-
@ation of its merits. Call on or address
HORNE < WEST EIECTRO-MAGNETI- =
BELT CO., 7G2 Market 81. san Francisco.
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EPU2T3 c7 CisGusScS L1ucUs,
CauCes, Cracking Pai-:5 in To
Load, Fetia Ircath, CcocncE5,
md any Catarrhal Complaint,
cen be eztcru4natcd Ey VI ci Io
Levers Cctarch Cure n Jonst--
..-:t:ona1 Aut.dOte, by Absorp-
Lon The most Important lis
oovc-y since Vaccination.
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GOOD FARM TO LET.

Tie place known Is the Hastings
Farm. situated within Il mile of Port
Townsend i 10 rent for one or more
years. For any Information apply I" L..
B. Hastings, .jr.. Port Townsend. 52tl.
, 1881-04-01

Have Wisiar's EaIsaIa or WILD Cherry
always ON hand IL cures Coughs. Colds.
BroHChitIS, " hopping Cough. Group, mfiuen-
y. Consumption. and all Throat ana Lung
Complaints 80 cents and Il Il bottle.
, 1881-04-01

Imported S Domestic Cigars II Cigarettes,
Choice Tobaccos,
Candle, tS Nuts,
All kinds of Fruits in their season,
California Crackers,
All kinds ot Stationery,
Photographic and Autograph
Albums,
School Books.
Blank Books,
Diaries.
E;c. Etc, Etc.
, 1881-04-01

97n WEEK. Sl2 ny home easily made
y q OUtdt Tree, Ad, I rue Y Co, Augusta, Me
, 1881-04-01

County Auditor of Jefferson county,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
At HE Police COURT.
Henr1Dgs BeiO,e The mayor Last
Ntkhs and THIS Morning.

Jennie Brown, colored damsel o.
rtth ,r preposessing appearance, was be
fore the Mayor on the charg. OF
keeping dsor,ierly house at the end OF
Logan street. II appears that Jennie
gave party the other night in said
house, which terminated in a general
light during which knives were treel Y
used, anti one man was cut pretty bad
y, Nancy Irons, also lives in t he same
house, but she was required to pay a
fine OF s. and costs.
Wm. Steen, for drunk and disorderly
conduct around the Western Hotel, was
sentenced TO pay fine OF 81 and
costs.
Henry Bingham, colored was ar,
raigned on the charge OF larceny of 81
from Lewis Frank, a Junk dealer on
Front 'treet. Mr.. Frank stated that the
boy sold him some rags, and lie did
not have the change to pay the amount
of the rags, whereupon he handed the
boy dollar to Ct changed, and the
boy ran away with the money
The boy was discharged, as it was
only a breach of the peace, and not u
case of larceny, and there is no law a.
gainst breach of the utace.
Thr ,r common Nrunks were disposed
Of which cleaned the docket for the
evening
This morning an oli man, a cripple,
was given hearing on the charge of
vagrancy. He was given 80 days at
Fort Clark.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
A Large Failure.

The firm OF Lord Il Williams and the
Lord 4 Williams Company, OF Tucson,
Arizona, have made an assignment.
Their liabilities are estimated at from
two 10 four hundred thousand dollars
Lord Il Williams are accused Ofhaving
received deposits up to the hour OF cl.s.
ing on TuesGay night, taking several
thousand dollars, mostly from miners.
The creditors of the tisIr are mostly
San Franc, 60, Chicago aud New York
parties. a recent Judgment taken by
Gefault IN New York in favor of G.
Preston, of San Fran isco, though laid
aside affected the crediu of the iirm. Tue
Bank of California, which loses 500, 600
by the failure, has :ecurel 5000 cords
of wood as an offset, but theCe is a
question as to the title.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
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SUDDEN DEATH.
A WORK man nt HarIan's Drops
u Box ami Immediately And
wSId Expires.

VIM, Springer, mscAinist at IL
Harlan X Holllngs~orth Company
works, died suddenly this morning,
about 20 minutes of twelve, while eny
gagged at work. About the time men
toned he sat down on d box near by]
when he was seized with severe hcn|
orrhagc. Being unable to speak he az
trac'ed the attention Ut the man htII
to him by throwing a hammer to Aln}
The man seeing that something Wy
worng ran to him. Springer sad, nv
me ice quick" The man ran Tor
but in Il moment he was dead.
Deceased was bet wttn 30 and ~ yeal
of age and unmarried, llving WIN
sisters on Fifth street between JeIlvJ
son and Madison. One OF ms s's.e
brought his dinner to him cnIyaleY
minutes after he died and upon hear!
the sad news was terribly shocked NJ
Springer was a iirst-ClaSs WoFkna
having served his apprenllceslllpMe
Pusey X Jones Company, ana Ia, pT'
employed AT Harlan's for aoou' nl!s1
years. DrS. Grnn>haw anu eho'Flm
were sumluuued, but the man Wah
yond all human aid before .hty any
ed. The Coroner was lm.rtdlate'!
titled, and proceeded to the ~oEAs
company with the physicians, VINO
amined the body and ordered NV
taken home. Mr.. Springer was aS
and industrious MAJ and estreu~
all who knew him. His death cav
quite a shock to his relatives a'y
his many friends, and it could ns'a
be realized that he was no more.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
~1AAaAS RaWa}
The Unite d states Sen ate.

WAsHlNGToN, Oct. 27.-When the
Senate met this morning there was a
rumor current that final adjournment
would be reached to-day, and the adop-
tion of a resolution for the payment of
extra compensation to the pages and
other employees served 10 strengthen
that impression.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingalls,, a resolu.
tion was ador' ed continuing during the
recess OF the Senate the authority con
terred upon the Committee on Judicia.
ry to examine into the subject of bank
ruptcy, and directing the committee to
report in December next.
Mr.. Allison offered resolution
authorizing the Committee on Appro-
priations to conduc, by subcommittee
the investigation ordered AZ o disburse-
ment Of the contingent and other ex-
penres of the various departments Of
the Senate. Laid over for the present
Mr.. Morrill, offered a resolution di.
recting the Committee on Public build.
ings and grounds to inquire into the
expediency of providing some means
for the immediate removal of the depot
and tracks of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad and for the removal of
the Baltimore and Ohio depot in the
city of Washington. Laid over for the
present.
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, the au-
thority conferred upon tine Committee
Oh Public Lands to inquire into the
condition of the Land tHlice was con-
tinue, for the recess of the Senate.
The President pro TEN. laid before
the Senate a communication from
Governor ColqCitt, of Georgia, tender
ing to him and through him to the
members of the Senate, the cordial in
vitation of the officers and executive
committee of the Cotton Exposition to
visit the Exposition. Laid on the
table and ordered to be printed,
The Seuate, then, At l2,25, went into
eX cutive ses sion. The Senate remain
ed in executive session until 5 80 y. NJ,
when the duurs were thrown open and
the Senate adjourned until to- morrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
TUE BOURBOHs ALARuED.
Terror Lest q Small virxlnis Pest
O0ce may Pass into the Hands
Of 2eaatuster,

WASHINGTON, Oct. N.-The execu.
tive session of the Senate to. day occu.
pied nearly six hours, including a
recess OF one hour. The nominations
OF ndge Folger, to be Secretary of the
Treasury, the denomination Of Mr..
James, as Postmaster-G General. the
nomination Mr.. Hatton. 10 be First
Assistant Postmaster. General, and
several other less important nom,na-
tons, were promptly confirmed: every.
thing was running smoothly, and some
OF the more sanguine Senators express
ed hope that The Senate would be-
ready to adjourn to.morr> " sina die.
This cheerful prospect was suddenly
clouded, however, when a majority of
the Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads reported favorably upon the nom.
ination of Nr. Statham to be PustInas-
ter at Lynchburg. Va Mr.. Statham is
the gentleman whose confirmation Gen.
Early and other patriotic Bourbons are
anxious to defeat, because he has left
their ranks and allied himself with the
Liberal movement. Senator Maxey, of
Texas, who is member of the Pos.
once Committee, presented minority
report against Mir Statham, and sup
ported IL in vigorous speech. Senator
johnson of Virginia, Senator Voorhees,
OF Indiana, Senator Bayard and others
spoke on the same side, Nand argued in
favor OF the retention of the present in
cumbent, who has held the office dozen
years, and whose present term of office
will expire twelve days hence.
The ouly objection urged against the
appointment of Mr.. Statham was his
youth, he being, 1t is said, only twenty
three or twenty four years old 1t is
understood that Mr.. Bsyard is the Seu-
ator who thinks Mr. Statham too
young to be postmaster. In the
course OF the discussion Senator Ferry
caused to be read u report of Colonel
Parker, Chief Post Office Inspector, ac.
cording to which it is understood that
the Eres mt Postmaster at Lynchburg
was found to be short in his accounts
last spring some 81 5000. He made the
amount good, however, and in consider
a'ion OF his services as IA Union soldier,
President Garfield decided to give HIM
another trial.
In september last, an examination
~ Wv '''N' " hh 'hrl'N''i vi WV ! ''t
Office Department showed that the
Postmaster was again short over $1,000.
Ca the 3rd inst. this amount WAS made
good, but the Postmaster's sureiies
were informed by the Department that
the Postmaster was delinquent and
that they would be held responsible
tor the funds Of the office until further
arrangements could be made.
In the face of this official record. it
is said, that Senators Bayard, Voorhees,,
johnson, Maxey and others persisted iu
defending the Postmaster against the
accusation thar he had been IN default,
and they, az well AS all the other Dem
ocratic Senators, expressed determi-
nation to oppose to the las, the contir-
nation of the man whom President
Arthur has nominated as his successor.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
The New Treasury Secretary.

Charles J. Folger, the new Secretary
of the Treasury bornin Nantucket,
Mass April II, 1881. He graduated
at Geneva with the highest nnnors Of
the cass in 1886. He read law with
Mark A. Sibley at Canandaigua, y. V,
and was admitted to practice IN the
Supreme Court i'll 1889. In 1881 he was
appointed Judge in the Ontarlo Court
Common Pleas, bat resigned AZ the end
of one year.
In 1851 he " as elected County Judge
of OLtario county, and held the office
four years. In the all of 1851 he was
elccte by tue Republicans Of his lis
trict 10 ,he State Senate, aud was re.
elected IN 1868, 90 and u He was a
member of the Constitutional Colven-
tion of New York, in 1867. AT the close
of his Senatorial term in 'h9 he was ap-
pointed United Sta,es sub Treasurer,
in New York city, by President
Grant. This he held till 1870, when he
was elected Judge of the Court Of Ap.
peals. On the death Of Chief Justice
Church in May, 1880, Governor Cornell
designated Judge Folger 10 act as Chic et
Justice, He was elected last fall to the
position for a term of fourteen years,
but can only serve seven, a, by that
ii NE he will have reached the constitu-
Ional limit Of seventy years OF age.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
DEATHS.

STELLHORN.-On the a6th inst, Louisa,
daughter of the late Henry Stallhurn, IN
the 2Sth y, ar of her age.
The relatives and friends are resp ctfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late
res dence. No. l2ll latnail street. on Sa'ur-
day afternoon. at 8 o'clock. lnterment at
Wilmington and Ira andywine cemetery.
BAXTER-On the 9th inst, at Dnponts
Banks Catharine Baxter in her 72nd ear.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respe tfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her sOn-in-law, Thomas
Lytle, Breck's lane on Saturday, Oct. 10Th at
$50 p. m, interment al Mt. Salem cemetery.
WAkD..In thi c ty, on the 10Th inst, Mary
X. daughter OF X binson and Amelia Ward
aged lLyears.
Fr ends and relatives are respectfully in
vited 10 attenl the funeral to mot ut the
house, 24l0 Ma ket street. on sunday, the
30th inst, at 2 ocoak, p IN. lnternent at
Rivervie ew cemetery. I
It's ems sc snort a time ago
That she was with US here
We did not think that God would send
So soon the summons to attend,
To one we lovei 30 dear.
All Is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts to-day,
For the one we loved so dearly
Has 10! ever pas ed away.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
AdctotOnal j urOfB.

The following is the list Ct aau'"V @ \
petit Jurors for the Court OF oyer
Terminer to ba held on MonuSH
2lst day of November: c,.l
Brandywine hundred-CharleSo''| o''|
Curti. NJ. Talley. 4, p.I
Wilmington-E. T. Dilwor'n' ~
Wood.
observation-disclosures Leach.
Mill Creek-rhomas ii. fool, 'o'O|
Boughman. vrsI
White Clay Creek-James "'is'
John S. Jones.
Pencader-George Boulden' 'r ,,,,,
New Cas,le-Nehemlah DAVIS '"''
B. Appleby. c c,avt
Red Lion-Francis S. Gray o''''
Riley. ~,rla,
st. Georges-Renry a. No""'
Chas. matnian, Jr. mad
Appoyulnimink-Glanden hee"' H3e.
Observation-Disclosures &. Col!ln''
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
TrAterna VISIT.

Last evening the members of Morn.
ing Star Division Sous OF Temperance
visited the members of Wilmington
Division and enjoyed very pleasant
evening of social pleasure. Some STIR
ring temperance talk was indrlged in
by several mem bers while vocal and
instrumental music lent its charms. A
temperance rally is 10 be held on
Thanksgiving night. 1t is said that
Whining on Division is beginning TO ex-
hibit some of its old time life and vigor.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
Before T., Ouire Cole.

Yesterday afternoon Margaret vii.
son, coNored, brought charge against
Sarah Christmas, for assault and bat
terry, before Squire Cole. The evidence
against Sarah being conclusive, 81 e
WAS fined 81 and costs, and in default
of which she was committed. This
case grew ont of a similar case against
Margaret, brought before the Mayor the
other evening, when Margaret was ad.
Judged guilty and had fine to pay.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
OlU SWede'B GulA"'

At a recent meeting Of the old s"t VI
Guild, it was decided to cover 'hS hut
eel cushions with upholstery oui s.i,
to undertake the building OF Ave- vo''''
to the church at the present. ,unanes ,
Guild will meet again on Wev;ll VIII
evening next at the house OF u,'ore Mm
Davidson s45 Orange street. :, lnsau aSan,
now nearly 30 familics' lupbb ppcb bo,
over 100 members on the chuloD ha nre!
Rev. l.. N. Voight will for tn0 p
serve them as pastor.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
THE FRENCH VISITORS.
some Of them VISIT the DuPOnt's
on the Brandy vine Yesterday-
Their Reception In Philadel.
nhtA

Phh0.
Az stated in short paragraph III
yester laws REPUBLICAN,, the distin.
Quishei French visitors passed this city
in the II As p. m. train. Amsngst the
party vel NJ de'Corcellus and C,mte
d'Oluune, grand nephews of Lafayette;
Compte de- Beaumont and Commanlan;
de Pusey, representing the ministry OF
war, together with Mrs. Cbalubrawn
OF Washington. 1t was arranged frs.
that the entire party would take car.
riages at the 2. W. & B. depot, and be
taken out to tue home of the DuPonts.
But the pressing NJ ture Of their engage
ments prevented the carrying out OF
these arrangements, and only The Grand
nephews of Lafayette stopped over
They were at once driven cut to the re-
sidence of the Messrs. DUPONT where
after dining the distinguished visitors
were shown points OF interest along
che Brandywine including the extern
sive powder manutactoris fthe Messrs.
DUPONT, de'Nemeurs & Co., after
which they were driven back to the
depot in tine to take TIE 4 o'clock train
for Philadelphia.
The delegation arriving in the noon
train were met at the depot by portion
of the Philadelphia Councils committee
on observation-disclosures. Miles, Lowen-
stein, Copeland Myers, snowden and
David Mullen anu Geo. w, Childs, j.
G. Rosengarten, Macure Robinson and
Charles Chauncey, representing the
committee of citizens, who arrived here
from Philadelphia few minutes be-
fore II o'clock. On their arrival at
Philadelphia they were met at the rail
road depot by the State Fencibles, com
manded by Mayor Ryan, and celega-
tions of French and Swiss citizens, who
escorteu them to the Mayors office,
where Mayor King welcomed them and
extended to them the hospitalitles o;
the city. They thsn visited Independ-
ence Hall. after which they We're taken
to the Contineu al Hotel, from whence,
after short rest, they were driven to
St Georges Hotel, where reception
and luncheon were given them by the
French residents OF the city. They
were banqueted in the evening at the
Hotel Bel.evu by the Society of the
Cincinnati of Pennsylvania.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
On Duty AZ AiU.

Police officer Richardson who has
been sick with the ma!arial fever for
some time past has so far recovered as
to be able to 60 on duty this mcrning.
Chas. Vary, the messenger between this
city and Philadelphia, has sufficiently
recovered from an attack of the fever,
to warrant the resumpt ion of his duties
and will make his first trip on Tuesday
Of next week. He has been sick for
thirteen weeks.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
Accident ON the Railroad.

John Reyntlds of this city WAS pas
senger on Wednesday evening on the
i. ii train to Newark and when near
his destination he wa, precipitated from
the platform on which he was standing
and fell hcadlong asi.e the railroad
track, stunned and bleeding When
he came 10 consciousness he rolled over
on he track, in front Of an approaching
train. The engineer fortunately saw
him in time to put down brakes and
stop his engine near his head. He was
picked up and taken to Newark where
he lies in very critical condition.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
EnOch klubb's ReCtuYe.

The lecture given by Rev. Euoch
Stubbs, last evening, at Asbury M. e.
Church, was not attende with as large
an audience az was expected, but was
very interesting to these who did at
tend. The subject was "Our young
people; their opportunities and respol :
sibilities."
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
On His N OSe.

An unknown man, of respectaoleos 10
pearence, and under the inii,lsnsr iii,u, str
liquor, while going down Shiple! ,a Ss
Yesterday Afternoon, fell over a ;,a pa'',
springs on the pavement opposl.e, 70, n
kent Iron and Hardware Conp'o n
store, rear Second, cutting ms - !
pretty badly. He was taken corl
drug store Of N. b. Dantorth, W
SECOND and Market streets, anu 4
his injured nose dressed. He w"I a bs q
taken to the police station. where hs, nv
mained until he was sober, when a,s .s
taken from there to the City ho''
which place he had been stopping
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
Arrested for Debt.

Benjamin. Gaskell Of Philadelphia,
was arrested at the P, w. u b. Depot
last evening by officer Jones on a capias
issued at the application of Gregg Il
Bowe, to whom he WAS indebted $500
for carriages, having allowed his note
for the same to be protested. He pro.
cured the services of G.. B. Lore, Esq,
but not being able to give bail. he was
committed to the cells at the Court
Fl ouse.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
PHILADELPHIA.

Some things in hosiery
and underwear are lowerthan
usual. Morley's eNtra-stout
half hose at IS cents; misses
and boys ribbed hose, plain
colors, at IS cents; English
ladies fancy hose at IS cents;
English ladies' full regular,
made, plain colors, at IS
cents; mems scarlet under
shirts and drawers, all wool,
at 81 each; and others.
We have, as usual, much
the largest variety in town;
and, taking coarse and fine
together, there's no other
stock in the whole country
that affords nearly so wide a
choice. We do not advertise
much in the changing season,
because there's no room for
more at the counters. But
there's always room in tile
morning.
Outer circle, Chestnut and Thirteenth street
entrances.
The same ray be said Of
laces, only a little stronger,
because generally laces are
worse managed than hosiery
and underwear. By bad
management we mean put
ting large profits on goods
SO easy and safe to deal in as
laces. We almost never lose
money on laces Why
should we tax them with high
profits We don't, tut every
body else does. Ten counters
are devotedto laces; and they
are so full every fair day, ex-
cept mornings, that buyers
have to wait for one another.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
DP. kimms, Ayue Killer.

The great American remedy for the
rapid cure Of ague or chills and fever OF
malarial fever now SO named. Now IN
use since 1855 (26 years cures in every
case and in every climate alike we
have never h. ard of failure. scots. a
box sent by mail. Main depot 4th and
King, Phila COZ Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
Home Loan AssOciatiOn.

just commencing eleventh series Of
stock--tirst series maiured in nine and
naif years, every dollar due that
ser,e es has been paid, and no other debt
incurrcd. Next meeting. Friday '7ih
inst. money can be had at low rate and
ou liberal terms.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
Malarlal Diseases.

If you are subject to aene you must
be sure to keep your liver, bowels and
kidneys in good, free condition. When
SO you will he free from all attacks. The
remedy TO use is Kidnev-WOrt. 1t Is
the best preventive Of AL nalarial dis
eases that you can take.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
Rnerin Sale.

Sheriff Clark yesterday sold the farm
of Alexander NJ. Biddle, situated in Red
Lion HID, containing l4O acres, 20 John
r. Cheairs of Delaware City, for
$5,0 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
0ne Hour Late.

The slow fast mail vas one hour late
this morning, and the Baltimore way
mail had to lay over in this city, in Or
der to allow the fast mail to precede 1t.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
M AN klAGES,

the 10Th inst, at
Asbury NJ. E. Parsonage by Rev. Charles
Hill, MIR. Eaniel Silcox to Miss Annie
West. Both of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-29

John Kay has taken out letters tesla.
mentary on the estate of Wm-J. Pur-
Ner, late of this city.