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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02

2seposst alcoents received IN cgrenty or coin
subject - cheek az ,islt
tertfacafes IS RrpoSit issaei payable on
ENeisnast<e drawn. in s0ris 90 su.t. On NeT
YORK 81 L-sis. ago and s-i fienciseo, Trans
FER ~ iinOs ma.e bf tls-@rn. Deposits 1neoe el1li
cur correspondents s-iii - credited 81 parties here up
on receipt ~ us oi adti Ice 81 The same
Vii purchase on make adfances ~ Cold or silver
bullion. Territorial alai Comfy Bends ant a5fanis
approved commercial Tapcr. etc.
Orders o. requests hY mail or othsrNse. VII receive
strict attcntion and ~ prompt AID faithful e2tca-
ton 81 our eofres odents wishes 4e wiz aim ~ nSr-
j their estecni and confidence.
Corrections promptly made and RENTED for As
Gesircd dseB.av
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02
10 All WHOM ii MAY concern.

Notice is hereby given that Oh and aaer
this date ST tfcspaSS,sts On Fac san carries
lnoian Reservation iVr The purpose 90 It
uii5 ot removing wood % Aat ss.nlae
qn@rryins stOile. iafutilE EfExiE2 sftrs.
MitileIl uuc alftnoflit, Wiz BE fsnoteG.
then effect seized. and tkelnseifss D.
ectcea against accoiuing t. law. sssaif ai-
fherits % SECTIONS 2ilS. zl4s snd 2{as. re
fissd Sfaiulss % the s.
tnf persons purchasing or having in their
pcSsession, Wpod. hs3. on other fr0dorfs
Obtained from tbs reservation lands 81 iilloas
permission. Mili be- ileld fesIsDasihla al Tie
same manner ~ iiie arleaf lrtspa Stl4
Sall larlo7 a gency, A. g.. t.cr III 1880.
&. Ttff Any
dee. lS-u II. S intiaH Ascent
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02

The Head, the ytal sud- passing unoDseifed ~ tL
uripe, and many other soases that lead 70 ns.liss
and death
NE. ~ tAhb b VIII agree to icrieit ffFe lIGspREn
DoLsARe re case 81 TN Kind tho VITAL. RfSTtlIlt-
TIVE {ule BIS sDcriai advice aud catnenf vii not
eure5 ior 1nrthinE hspue iniureus found in il
BH. HAAEtE trCatiau private diseases success
fully Eitcu. mercury f'Nnefsftn ffrn Free
Thorough examined iof and advice including an.lf-
bottle, four times BE quantity Sil Oh sent 10
ing addFtss rrca feceip. n prizes 81 9. @ -.
froaf observation AID Ia prissl naIe il desifc IS
p. NENTBk.. ~. NJ.
= Searney street. san Francis Q, Cai.
Dft. NBNTEES ktdneg Remedy Nc
complaints Gcacuhca Gleet ltucof1fra Fofs1Ir
b. al druggist 81 % hottie b. bottles iof - 60
BR- AFEEEEs& DAaarltpn Pills arc the
ast and CHEAPEST DfsF8r1lt aEd BILIOUS IN The
market. For sale b Ell dfusKltls iAnlT-t
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02

So special lnducemenls to cash s.uyers
size usa cal. before purclsastag elss,s here.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02
Pioneer SeEtb Kline.

To I'll whom these presents max eonrerB.
and more especially 10 Thomas !. Newiand
AID his associates who reteni 10 ciaim tie
PioHepT South Nine. sitliatrd "a Final Gu.
a r., and 10 hrIrenspioyceS. 1ou VII take
notice, that the undersigncd j. The Tiellfnf
owner OF the said mine; Fhaf the sale "a said
mine, or ans part thereof, j. hefflfe foFbid.
The extinction, or rtni0yai 81 ans 0Ft> from
The said Ilcneer South dinc. IS also prohlb-
tied. and p rsOrs di>rsardins this notice
VIII be prosecuted 10 the extent 81 fi.f law
Ei.sZA BETH r. SCO7rT.
(si0be, Pinni Co.. A. 4 Ian. l. 1881
janlu
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02
500 Reward.
Notice t. Mfncrs.

The Champion Mill Is now in figst-elass
order. and tie prnprittors are p.eeafed 20
Duy ORES Tor cash. They viii pas 81 pcr
eCni q the battery pulp asssy. isss such
rhafges for milling ~ lna5 he agreed upon.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02
Notice

IA IiEREAS. q. q. ANffi + has ~ pubs
w hslttd notice warmed fhc pehsic fhat
tiroree i. SiSson ana VIM Beara has been
disehafgtd lfeln tie employ % The tsloae
rs Mining nnpanY this ilielffee. S Is
noit'3 Inc puh9c that bF Tie action 81 Iae
bctrd 81 Directors at i mere inx l.ssi ~ fife
eii4 81 Sew York Feb. 8. 1881. fiat said ~is-
son ait htasu were rP-in>tattd ~ iitif t.if-
n.erFesntctfe paeIiions and tAat fbs1 ais-e
3is alillior1et tti al az iii i,el,all II <aiii
reaiFany m Alfz4na aild tl.a flie sewer
rfieEaied ID he saiI Angle 81
Tie BOARD Of Directors s aIfoea.rii. So
ssisle and held FER nuelT
clio ID SiS<o% A..
Wi. BEAl,D Sfberis .t
Globe, A. -. Feb. 10. 1851
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02

iss never failing csre Tor
Nerfilus debility exhaust
ca vitality, Seminal weak
ness spcrmat0rrhm, Lesr
MANHOOD. fnin0tcacs
PARALYSIS and I'll the err
nbie eficrts Of Self-aiusc.
youthfuiiaiiics, and cxccs-
sesin uaturt- years such
as iCss oi memory. } ASST.
tiide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aversion 10 soeiely. Dim
ness 81 vision. Noises III
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02
Notice

To All parties claiming IN interest IL tie
Rescue Eiihe, sittlstr.' IA blohf Nili. Ili-
triel i.nsi Coantg. A. r.. aFc hcrekS osi-
fed, especially Jacob Hardy ard Eeot. ~
Ten. fhat .ie ued' r>iEred so oWpfr IL
work COR 1885, ana thl, is notify rs-oers-
erS delinquent that Il thes E4il g cclae Tor
ward ans. pay taeir respective prorosfifa-s
Niilsin Use tiine specified - iaN I0~esstr
with the cost o. CHS publication Tie iiilf "a
said property Hil. Leeonie yeslesi 81 4ii,s~ll.-
sruber. j. i. N EBSI SIR.
JAN 9oL
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02
Notice ofForfeiture.

To 3leek For yth his heirs and assigns.
lou are hereby noiiticl that huSe coni-
pleled I'VE years assessment work on Tie
valley A4cH and StcrIi.S mines ~ifgated ia
Globe District finsi County. Arizona For
ritarg. ~ orsirf to hold the same under Tie
IAN, being llse amouE. required % Eaitl The
same Tor tic yesss ending s79 aud 1880 aid
il within NiHci1 lJ2l day, oi slie publication
Of Tins Office you la.l or refuse f0c0atelhnte
your proportion OF slch expenditure IS 4
so on iler. your "a crest in said claim viii
hcvone the property 81 the subscriber nm
dtT Stciion zaz4 ke1lscd cfalaits ofLeel az
ted States. Gil Ribs HAESh
Globe, Il. T.. Dee - 1885, dee s5-eo.i
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-02
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Regular communication Of y bite Noun
tsn Lodge A. f. s A. 81. T. D. poets
Thursdays on or Succeeding carh fpii
Aeon. instruction meetirE- every iauIs-
aay evening 80 O'Clock SECURING ETelt-
rcn IN eoUd standing cordially Invited.
IS order 0f Tie IN
Il. r. khiI EEts
aug 7til See4etary-
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
United States Court.

The United States Court convened
yesterday, Judge Bradford on the
bsnch.
In the case Of William H. Roberts,
bankrupt, it was ordered that a csrti-
dcste OF discharge from all the debts OF
said bankrupt, which existed before
tie day Of fling the petition against
him, be granted to said bankrupt.
In the case OF Robert J. Hill, bank.
rupt, it was ordered that a certificate
of discharge from all Of the debts Of
said bankrupt, which existed prior &c
December 80, 1858, be- granted to said
bankrupt.
In the case Of Robert W. Birnie
against schooner Edwin Post, her
tackle, &c.. the respondents, by thsil
attorney, l.. C. VSndegrift, Esq., ap.
peared in open court and confessed
judgment in favor Of the libelants, and
against the respondents for the cum in
the libel mentioned, with interests
and costs.
X. g. Rumford, ESD, presented the
msrshal's petition in the case Of James
s. Emory against the sloop William R,
Leeds, her tackle, ETC., in admiralty.
The court ordered that the prayer OF
the said petition he granted.
The Court decreed that the libelants
In the case Of Hans 0sksn and others
against the schooner Edwin Post We're
entitled to their wages as set forth in
the libel filed in the case, and theiI
costs. The vessel was condemned and
ordered TO be sold.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Successiul Entertainment,

Fairville Lyceum gave All entertain
msnt at Fairville Hall, on II ursday
evening, the l7th inst, which proved
success. First or the programme
was an instrumental piece on the organ
by Miss Mollie Pyle, entitled "Smith's
March," which was we'll executed.
Next was recitation by Miss R. Craig
Then music by Tsylor's Orchestra from
Hamorton. Next was vocal music by
the Misses Martin, Swayne and Walker
and Messrs. Pyle and Kipe, the organ
was played by Miss Pyle. Nexto on the
programme was drama entitled "Polly
Ann ;" the characters were veil taken,
Harry Pyle as Richard Brown exoelled
himself; Lizzie SWayne as Miss Ounce
acted her part we'll Mrs. Sallie MUIR
phey as Bridget the servant girl, was
warmly applauded as she acted the
Irish girl to perfection Ella II. Moore
as Richard Brow ms sister, did excel
lently; George Kitchen as "Polly Ann, u
the couatry cousin, did exceedingly
well. Next was tablsau called April.
Next was music by the orchestra. A
recitation, "Polish Boy" by Ida Wal.
ker, was next on the programme.
"Christmas Carnival" q drama, was
well acted by Misses l. Walker, G.
Kitchen, and NJ. Pyle, and Messrs.
Kipe and Clements. A recitation by
R. Schatfner, was very good. Tableau,
"Raising beard" created a laugh.
An essay by Miss Ktpe was good. Reci
tatiou entitled "Betsey Bobbett's opin.
ion," by N. Klair, created considerable
amusement. Next was drama, "The
last Loaf" the different parts we're
taken by Mrs. Stern aud the Misses
Craig and Taylor, and the Messrs.
Craig, Taylor and Kipe. Next was a
tableau, taking the veil" which was
excellent; the parts were taken Miss |.
Walker, as girl of the world; E. Stern
as priest, and the Luns were s. hur-
phey, Annie Martin, M. Pyle and R.
Craig. Music by Orchestra. Next was
a recitation by Mrs. Stern, the "Relief
of Lucknow" which was well rem
dersd, Miss Ella H. Moore playing the
organ. Tableau, Morning, Noon and
Night" vas then well rendered. The
entertainment proved to be success
financially as they cleared fifteen dol
lars. Two large iced pound cakes were
then presented to the orchestra.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Charge not Sustained.

Maria Madden, colored, a resident Of
Hedgeville, was arraigned before the
Mayor last evening on the charge of the
larceny of chickens from Andrew Z. and
Benjamin Conner's stable, Ninth and
Walnut streets. the Messrs. Conner had
on Saturday night last some thirty odd
chickens stolel. Who had carried off the
fowls was a mystery. The men search
cd vainly in all directions. Finally, q
day or SO ago, Andrew CHANGED to bs in
the vicinity of Msris's residence, and
there he espied three chickens walking
around the garden. Conjectures as to
whom those fowls belonged arose in his
mind. A slight idea that they possibly
might belong to him induced him to
commence an investigation. He there
fore entered Margaret's domicil and Of
fered 20 purchase the fowls. He then
had an opportunity Of minutely inspect
ing the critters and he concluded that
they were his property; at least he was
positive that one black hen with clip
ped wing was his. As a further argu-
ment to prove that the said hen belong.
ed to him he related how it when 1t was
let loose in his stable yard, walked di-
rectly TO the chicken coop, about thirty
yards distant. The ether two fowls, as
we'll fed chickens will do, plaoidly walk.
ed about the yard and commenced to
eat unsuspectiug worms, etc. Several
witnesses for the defence testified that
tbs black hen belonged to Lydia Bur.
rows, and that Maria had taken it be.
fore Christmas to raise. Perry Cooper
testified that he had sold the other two
chickens to Maria nearly a year ago.
There being such diversity OF opinion
the Mayor dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
NEWS SUMMARY.
IBsidanss and News Items Collee.
led from the Morning Exeh anxes

ted from she Morning Exchanges
The State Department is advised
from Matamoras that "tons Of infected
rags are constantly shipped from Mex.
leo to the United States, destined to
large manufactures, where they are
ground and used in the manu- facturs
of paper" An investigation will be
made, with view to Furnishing the
offenders.
Secretary Blaine yesterday received
a despatch from Minister Neys, stating
that the French Government has
agreed that all pork loaded upon yes.
sells before the issue of the French de-
gree concerning American pork "shall
be admitted into France, subject only
to inspection, and with as little delay
as suoh examination permits"
James Adams, Superintendent Of the
Silver Lick Mine az Eureka, Nevada,
and a memssr Of the Legislature Of
that State, died in San Francisco on
Thursday from the effects of q pistol
shot wound received on Monday night,
in q saloon quarrel, from A. S. Chand.
lsr, mailing clerk OF the Evening
Bulletin.
The colorsd men Of Cincinnati, indiS.
nant at not having been given place
on the Republican city ticket, have
nominated an Independent ticket, hav.
ing on 1t only three OF the Rspublican
candidates, those for Police Judge,
Police Clerk, and 3 member Of the
Board Of Public Works.
The Coronsr's jury in tie ease OF the
victims OF the recent boiler explosion
at Buffalo has found that the disaste,
was caused by an over. pressure of steam
in testing the boiler, which twas moi
provided with any safety. valve, cock OF
pipe"
A delegation from The League sland
and several other navy yards calle,
upon President Garfield yesterday and
requested the enforcement Of the eight
hour law. The President said he voulC
give the matter careful consideration
Both houses Of the Missouri Lsgisla.
turs, on Thursday, adopted resolutions
Of sympathy for Ireland. A salute in
honor Of 81. Pstrick's day was fred by
the Adjutant- General by direction o.
the Legislature.
The New York Times announces tha
the entire amount of $3.50, 900 for the
Presidential Retiring Fund for the
benefit Of General Grant has bcen SUB
scribed, and that $2l6, 900 have bser
paid in.
No appointment has yet been mad,
of United States Marshal for the Dis
trict of Columbia, and tLers is, in con
sequence, a complete block OF business
at the courthouse.
The Rhode Island House of Repre-
sentatives, yesterday, rejr oted the Sen
ate resolution OF sympathy for the Irisl
cause, the yeas being Is, the nays 2S
Twenty tramps, who have been rob
bing freight oars on the pennsylvani
Railroad, were captured, yesterday, a
New Brunswick, New Jersey.
General Grant is about to resign tn
Presidency Of the New York World
Fair Commission. He will 60 to Mexic
next week.
James Black, colored murderer
was hanged, yesterday, at Marion
South Carolina. He had been twic
reprieyed.
Two of the Bartlett Mills at New
burypOrt, AsSachusetts, were burue,
last night, The !oss is heavy.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
RiosaBE I'm Ireland.

A special cable despatch from London
says:
a serious riot occurred this afternoon
al Aldershot. Soon after 3 O'Clock a
large number Of soldiers belonging to
the 18th Royal Irish, together with
lrishmen belonging to other corps, COM
menced q distur bsncs in Short street, 3
disrsputable place. They shouted in
loud tones: "Hurrah for Old Ireland"
and other cries, and hourished knob
sticks. They were soon Joined by large
numbers. 1t being too early for the
night piokess the few days provost tried
to secure some of the leading rioters,
but utterly failed. The provosts were
driven from one end Of the street to the
other by the Irishmen, who armed
themselves with sticks. The roads
being newly laid with gravel the rio.
ters had plenty of ammuaitioA. The
shouting was heard all over the town.
Mounted police galloped to the camp,
and the authorities ordered the Assem-.
bly, TO be sounded in the lst and I'd
Brigades. They fell in and immedis e.
ly marched into town. With axed
bayonets they attacked the rioters.
Heads were broken and windows smash
ed. The Provost Marshal and field off
GERS of the day were on the spot. Ev-
cry public house and dancing saloon
was cleared and the rioters were taken
prisoners in great numbers. The pro-
vosts were badly treated. Some Of the
prisoners were rescued. The town was
in an uprosr. All the shops were clos
ed. The riot lasted nearly three hours.
1t Is attributed to drunkenness, arising
from too free celebration Of St Pat
riok'3 Day,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
A CanaFa.

Wa. c. Hambleton pronoulees the
statement in the Morning News that
be had quietly packed up and left for
parts unknown, base fabrication, a
lie out Of the whole cloth, he having
merely removed from No. $40 Poplar
street to No. 402 East Sixth street,
where the reporter Of the paper in
question may find a warm reception
whenever he may be pleased to call.
He is also Of the opinion that his name
will be Of as much service to the pub,
Usher of the Directory as that of any
one guilty of slandsring his ueighbora
His landlord is fully satisfied OF his in
tegrity, and further the butcher, bake
or grocer do not mourn over any unpaid
bills on mis- account.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Personal.

John W. Garrett, President Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
receives but $4,000 per year salary !.
The stock Of his company is hard 10 get
at 1856.
James G. Bullitt, Eaq. the well-known
Philadelphia lawyer, is said to have re-
ceived q $25, 900 fee for protecting the
McCalmont interest In the Reading con-
test.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Elopement Extrasrdfnarv.

special dispatch from klngstCn, n.
T., says
About thirty miles from this city, in
the heart Of the Catskills, an elops-
msnt and a marriage have Just taken
place quite out of the usual orcer. Mr..
Samuel Snyder is the possessor Of a
small farm and family. Among the
members ofthe latter is a bright and
comely daughter not yet fourteen years
OF age. Living not far from the Snyde
homestead is a widower named Martin
White. His occupation for some years
past has been the doing Of odd chores
for the neighbering farmers. During
the past winter he has been engaged
considerably by Mr.. Snyder. It was
noticed that he paid a great deal Of at
tention to Emma, the daughter Of Mr..
Snyder, but little was thought Of 1t ow.
ing 10 the disparity Of their ages, he
being over sixty. He has three grown
up children, all of whom are older than
the child upon whom he was bestowing
his attentions.
On Thursday last Emma left her
home, ostensibly for the purpose Of
spending the day with q neighbOr. In
the evening she did not return. A Wis.
1t to the neighbours house in quest Of
her revealed the fact that she had moi
been there that day. Alarmed at her
sudden disappearance, her father wen,
to the home of the gray-haired widow.
er. He, too, was not at home. He had
gone in the morning in his wagon to
Catskill with some butter, eggs and po.
tatoes TO find market for them.
The fathers suspicion was aroused,
and he decided to drive to that plaos in
search Of the widower. After driving
about fifteen miles in company with .
constable, they came upon the sloping
couple, who were just returning by the
bright light of the moon. They had
been married.
The father took the child into his
wagon and drove home. He at once
made known the fact Of the marriage Il
his family and friends. Action will be
taken to annul the marriage ifpossible
though it is believed that this will b.
ditticnlt under the present new law un
less the groom will agree. White has
some money in the bank and property
worth few thousand dollars.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
NEW ADvERrIsEmENTs.
r. EXTENSlVE PUBLIC SALE
- -eF-
X EAL TATE


Sa Gnae eE tns auspices Of the AID. ClTY ME-.
Assoc iations OF this ci y. at the saIesroom n1
SSIesg fieree, ca; ement OF the Ulayton
Rouse building, on SArU DAY, March "a
1851, at2 O'Clock, sharp, as rOllows: For tha
AID LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NO. Frame dwelling, $40 Spru,e stree.
lot lU1S0 ieet. o-N'''
No. 8. frame dwelling, north side Of Beech
street, between Maryland avenue and Van.
buren street, lot lt1axSlL
10 Z, same as No. 8, aud adjoining.
u NO 8, Three story brick dwelling. lc4 T..
iweilth street, lot l614xS3.
No. o. Ihree-story irame dwelling. shes tn.
90 with iron, ON the south side of I've nty.
'h,G stieet' west Of Market street, lot o.
', 40; 7, Inrse-story brick d yelling No 7a7
maaisoa street, lot Is-llx9o. For the
cATY LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NO: ., Three-stsry brick dwelling. Front
stTeet, west Of Clayton, lot l2x76 ieet.
no y, Adjoining above and same size.
ana nU ~, ~ L"t on Tulip street, in rear Of Nos.
9, No: II, Lot on jackson street. north of
ohalicross avenue, 2OxloO. For the
MECHANICS'LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Marke street. A-s
NO; l3, Three story brick dwelling s2s
adlson street, lot 14-1OxS6 feet.
NO. IA, Brick dwelling 2z5 ShIplev styeat
los ~ . front, 1855 deep, and i6.2 at the
No; Is, Two brick houses on MaruIrs strest
"a m, Ghrlttiana Village, New Castle COUNTY
WSRklNGMEN'S LOAN ASso'N.
NO, 10. Lot on south side of Sixth strast
west of Jackson, Ssxl2S. '~00'
NO. w. Lot N. W. corner OF Sixth and
hodney SITS l0Oxl2S feet.
NO. ls, Three story brick dwelling No s2a
walnut street, lot l6.axeO feet.
NO: 10. Brick dwelling No. . e, Fifteenth
street, lot 35x72 "'A
NO. 20, Brick store and dwelling No. 22l
Shipley street, lot 27xs6s
rtr further particulars, SOC posters.
Terms made known at sale,
10 SEPH q. SEEDS,
President Aid Loan Association.
=. X. CRAWFORD,
PRESIDENT Oity oan Association.
DENNIS MENTION
President Mechanics Losn Association.
President Workingmen's Loan Asse.
marl9 Ct
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Guilty of Wrong.

Some people have a fashion of con.
fusing excellent remedies with the
large mass of "patent medicines" and
in this they are guilty OF wrong.
There are some advertised remedies
fully worth all that is asked for them,
and one at least We know ot-Hop Bit,
ters, The writer has occasion to use
the Bitters in just such a climate as we
have most of the year, and has always
found them to be first-class and re-
liable, doing all that is claimed for
them.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEEiNss.l !
what was done In Both Houses
Yesterday.

Sp eciai Correspondence Of the REPusLIcAN
HoUsE-MokNINs SESSION.
House met at 80 q. M.
Bills passed:
The act authorizing the Newark and
Delaware City R. R. to sell out to the
T. W. &B.
An act to lay out q road in North
West Fork Hd.
The Downs divorce bill.
The following bills were given notice
Of:
One to amend chapter 90 Of the Re-
vissd Code.
One 10 incorporate the Kent County
Paper Manufacturing Co. ,snd the Main
Gas Co.
Bills introduced
The bill to divorce Mr.. Holmes was
reported by the Committee on Divorce.
The bill granting q site for report
ing station was read second time and
referred to . special committee.
The act to amend section Is chapter
so Of the Revised Code.
sEEATB-MoRNING sEs:IoN.
Senate met at $50.
The act uniting the School Districts
OF Georgetown was passed.
The act to incorporate the Sisters o.
Charity of st. Peters and granting
them certain land iE Mill Creek Hun.
dred was passed.
House bill In relation to exemptina
from execution process certain persona
property was read.
The bill for the prevention Of ths
spread Of pleuro pneumonia among cat
tle was passed.
To incorporate the Delaware Manu-
featuring Company.
The committee on Funding the State
debt reported supplementary bill
which was read. ct relates to the en-.
sctmeRt Of the school fund in the State
bond Of the State.)
The House bill entitled "for the pre-.
sentation Of the Public Health was pass
ed"
Bill to incorporate the Academy o
the Visitation Wilmington, De-.
To incorporate Division No. |, A. Q
a. Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
stoves, Stoves, Stoves. .

Should you desire a nice cook or par
lor stove. call upon Milton s. Shippers,
No. Ill West Eighth street. He has s
fine stock. His parlor stoves are being
sold at reduced prices. He also has
wooden and tinware, etc., for sale. His
store is open every evening during the
week until nine o'clock. On Saturday
evening it does not close until ten
o'clock.