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West Washington nee Georgetown.

SENT TO THE HOSPITAL.-A cOlored cir
nalr1;a. Nary Jackson, Is years old. living OF
South street. being sick and destitute was sen,
to the hospital to-day.
The Low WATER IN THE C-ANAL.-Ihe cnm-
berland papers say that canal navigation Is vlr'
tually suspended by reason of low water
Loaded boats can now go no further than the
tunnel, forty miles below that city. For several
days there have been about $50 loaded boats
strung along the canal from the tunnel to
dam No. 6. The only relief of the blockade will
be copiOus rains in the PotOmac's tributaries
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Opened to-day, at Lewis. aaO 9TH st. n. W.: Al
fine line Of stiff and soft felts.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. apso-eokw
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WASHINGTON. 7th Nav. 1881.

WASHINGTON, 7th May, 1881.
Received of the Washington Beneficial EndOw-
ment Association the sum of two thousand dol
lars (S2, eco, being the amount of insurance due
me in consequence of the death of my late hus-
band. HENRY II. BRADLEY
LAURA A. BRADLEY. 936 street northwest.
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@. II. T0WH0N,
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WASHINGTON. 21st May. 1881.
Received of the Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment Association the sum of two thousand dol
lars. $4,000, being the amount of insurance
due me in consequence of the death of my late
brother, E. j. MIDDLETON.
MARY V. MIDDLETON
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THE Rev. j. E. RANKIN, d.. has returned
with his family having spent the greater portion OF
his vacation at Deer Isle, Maine. He is looking
much rested and Improved, but Mrs. Rankin is
quite poorly, but hopes to feel better after rest
ing from her long journey. DIR. Rankin viii
occupy his pulpit tom orr0w morning, the
music being under the direction of Prof j. B.
Bishof, win. therefore, no doubt be appropriate
and enjoyable.
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To be had at Ellis Music Store J. J. HOLSTER COS
street Nhitesides 1921 pennsy lyania avenue and T.
NJ Crorley's, Georgetown, and members Of the Club.
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WASHINGTON, 9th May. 1881.
Received of the Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment Association the sum of twenty-five hun
dred dollars, CSC, 500, being the amount of in
surance due me in consequence Of the death of
my late husband, JAMES H. STONE
SARAH s. STONE, Administrative,
HOO 7th street northwest.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
DEkYEsA.

COOK. On the Sth instant, James W, son
CT the late Arthur an Mary Cook, IN the
18th year Of bis age.
Re,atives and frie ,ls OF he family are re.
spectiuily invited t. at'trd tho funeral from
his late reslden e, SI Church street, on sun
1ay afternoon ut 3 20 o'clock. Proceed t.
Old Swedes cemetar,
WILSON.-U the Tth inst. Ann Jane
Wilson, daughter Of tao l"te Carson VII.
son.
Relatives and irienLs cf the family are re.
fpectfully invited t attend her tuIera fro n
her late re,ide"ce, No 30' S1pley street.
next M nday morning at II O'Clock.
PErERS.-un the 9th inst, Giabri,lla,
youngest daughter 0f A. j. aud C4tharine
Peters, aged years aNd days.
Relatives and friends .trg respectfully lnvi-
ted 10 attend her funeral # m the resi- ience
OF her parents, corner of seventh and Jetter
son streets, on SUNDAY afternoon At $50
o'clock. I
SHORTEsS.-InP Philadelphia. on Thursday
Dec. sth, Annie Shortess, daughter OF the
late George aud sarah Shortsss, Ia tho l7th
year of her age.
hel.tves ana friends ate respectfully In.
vited to attend her funeral from the p. W.
4 b. X. X. depot. on Sunday mornin9, the
18th inst at ycclock. Proceed TO River
view cemetery. I
HANNUM.-On Thursday. the s.h inst.
Caig Hsnnum, in his 55,h ysT
Relatives and friends of the family are in.
vlted to attend the funeral from his late re T..
dence, Siui rel Run, Br4niy~tne Banks, on
Sunday afternoon, ~ go 'clUc!. lntarment
at MT. salem Cemetery.
TAYLOR.-On Thursday, the sth inst.
Rachel Ann. wife OF Caleb Taylor IN The
Goth year Of her age
kelative'ahd friends Of h; fsmily arc re-
spectfuly invited to atte4d TIE fuotrnl from
tie residence Of her husband 1907 Tatnall
street. Sunday morDicg at, il o'cock Inter
msnt ut Lonywood CO 4etery.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Threats against Governor Critten
don

Itis said by n well informed person
that Governor Crittenlen, ol Missouri,
has received a number of threatening
letters from friends Of convicted as
well a. suspected train robbers; that
certain friends of Bill Ryan, the con
victed train robber, have formed con
spiracy to kidnap the Governors eigh.
year old daughter, and hold her as a
hostage until arrangements concerning
the position of Ryan could be made.
When questioned on Thursday, the
The Governor preferred to say nothing
about the matter. More train robbers
would soon be brought to trial at Indie.
pendence, and then all the facts would
csme out.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
I.DWVOO \ knEA Nr

Before the noar approach OF the hol.
days il WAS thought almost impossible
thai La as'on, i05 Market street. could
present any tIlng more attractive than
what could then be found in his we'll
stocked china store. Bat contrary to
expectation he has reyolutionized the
appearance Of his stock, and with the
intro iuc'ion Of the latest novelties Mr..
IA yton has demonstrated the fact that
there is no end to mans INGENUITY, and
no end 10 Mr. Law" toms enterprise.
A gancs mo his store reveals more
than the usual variety OF holiday
goods. An attraction new and novel is
the large variety OF French artificial
flowers tor decorative purposes. They
lock 81 natural that the deception is
only discovered when some doing
devotcs of floral beauty attempts to
thrust his or her nose into the centre Of
a ROSE ar \ mlnch OF geranium flowers
10 sniff their pleasant oG RS. None
u.cd be without winter flowers while
they can be supplied So easily from
LawtOn's The silver ware from the
Meriirn Brittania Company is pure in
quality and ineXhauStlble in quantity.
The prices too have been very mu'h r,-
duCod. Class lemonade sets of all
coors of giaSs are beautiful as orna.
marts and Of undouhtep, utility. Toilet
sets o! the latest les are amongst the
uSefLl AID attractive goods. a larger
and more varied ass r,mtut of lamps
grcetS the eye t!.an was ever seen
before. CCtl-r sets and fruit plates in
boxes are new, us fll aud rractive.
Bnau.i'u! vases load the central shelves.
tmArnll4 stand>, ornamtnti! AMI nSa-
'ui, ara Imperative articles of house
furnishing goods. Plush clocks, ticking
the moments rs they hy, are ornaments
whtrerer seen. Plaque goods lend "d-
diti0nal enchantmeIt TO larlor walls
A very fine variety Of goods for the
holidays is Lawton's liDe Of Florentine
statuary in bronze, copied from Milton
and Copelana's Parian grolps. In
short, anybody wishing holiday goods
can find them in abundance and of the
tiue.t and best qualities at LaWton's,
6O5 Market streeI, and it is hoped that
az Mr.. Lawton has made ssCh large
preparations for the holidays he will
be largely patronized.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
A Fine Parlur,

One Of the finest parlor, in tho c,,
is that OF the Rose Bud AssnbIvi,
Clcland's building, Fourth and N,:t",
streets. 1t has just been furnishai
with w. NJ. kenuard's bes, ,,nes,ru
Brussels carpet. The furniture cons ~.
of 2 sophas, 4 wall chars and two Iar,s
reception chairs, of tbs latest q l-sr
Anue's style, upholstered in black hair
cloth, with gold and silk ,rlmmings
Also Tennessee marble top table IN.
laid with French wa!nu, veneer, and ,
large black ebony FruUch lOokins.glas,
the whole thing do1e up in Ilrluau',
best stS ie. Among tie ornamen,, in
the ro)m are 1 AR { sites, Vue Of which
when suspended ftom tho ceiling, mas,
urrs ! feet, has Is h.ocAs, llG pieces
lS2, gold aud silver oeIis; attaCuefj Ia
the bottom is q fruit naSk.t full Of wax
fruit; also a hand.ome miniature bal.
oon, 2 hne wall pictures, together with
framed notices, small pictures, wall
brackets and'fancy mats, all Presented
by lady friends.
This Club is but in its infancy, hay.
ing organized Aug 10, 1851, and ssvs
their first oall January -, lSSl, nav.
ing l27 couples ol the grand prone
made. Their se"onl annual ball will
be given in Wooster's Dncint Acaie.
my, Friday evening, January 18Th, 81
and those participating ar, assured
that the committee vii. spare neither
paiuS nor expense II mahe their setoll
annual u grand success
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
AFrlsptful Trsxe edy In GeaTgis.

A irightful tragedy occurred on
W, dnesday near Mo'"oIl; IN Lam II
county, Ga. Mr.. Winchester Armstrong
left home, leaving his wife aud OaOs
and Old mother.in-law in the Rouse A
crazy neglo entered AMI tried to cait!
Oft he infant. The mother a''eNlp'eu :"
rescue the child and terrible stfaSs'S
ensued. The negro seized an axe sal
pliJ Mrs. Armstrong $ heal open Sl'|
died in q little whils, The negro 'a:a
beat her motter to dea h, ana Na
still a. the butchpry Mr. a m'f0 sl.
turned. The tieni as,aulti0 nun via
the axe. Mr.. Armstrsng sei1~l as
and shot and killed HIM, lh' 'aN'
uniljured.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
FOURTH BD|TLON.
Mr.. Deans Defence.

For the Republican.
MKssRs. EDIToRs:-ln your paper Of
the 9th lust, you say Mr.. William
Dean is reported to have said that tho
jury that cleared Neal should be hung"
In your comments you say we have
always been accustomed d to consider the
gentlemen named rs law abiding ci:i-
xens. have we been mistakea in our es-
timate?" | can only say that ! did not
use any such language as you refer to.
l was in court when the verdict was
render, d and left abonC the same time
The Jury did, and On going down stars
was accosted 10y some person on the
stairs whom took 10 be in some way
connected with the court, as he was
without hat. | di not recognize the
persou, yet he asked me what thought
of the verdict, my answer, could not
tell as had not given il much thought,
when he replied III n clear distinct voice.
"rhe jury oIsAt to be hung, when one
of the Try was at the bottom of the
stairs, and said "here is one of them to
begin on" have in the last twenty
years OF my life sen 10 many things
done that would have astourded any
man who had not lived FIR a long life
time, Yet ! haze become accustomed
to hem and can take things cody nov.
| cam to be what You say you thought
| was, u law ahi ling Citlztr; yet when
| see d verdict Ike the Neal case
brought into couCt after The evidence
that was presented To the jury, | must
say my confidence in the verdict Of iu-
ries (ttat they are always right and
that til" rights and the safety Of tho
lives and property OF our people ara
cared fov ia the hands OF suCh jur:ts)
is very much shaken. al 80 admire in
counsel ability and a determination to
do all that can be done IN behalf of his
client, yet WHEN that onl y can be done
by traducing temae e character. or by
iusnuatiuns that there IS something
back OF all that has been brought for
ward, and yet fail to bring 1t forward,
| am led to lhiuk there was nothing in
it. Had there been anything dcroga-
tory to tho character If Mrs. GJsser it
shuuli have been hrough! out and as
nothing Of the kind was brought ont it
is pain TO NE that there was none. And
IN the opinion vt myself Ia try 10 gain
a point by such mcaus rs was pract,ced
was to sly the least OF ii contemplate
in the extreme and 4 n.lenan woul
be guilty OF d ing it. Wh DEAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Eu6den Death,

Craig Hannum died very suddenly 1T
DuPont's Banks, on Thursday evening,
from something like rush Of blood to
the head. He kept house with his three
SONS, his wife having died some two
years age On Thursday morning, the
housekeeper being absent, Mr. Hannum
was standing beside the stove talking to
his sons when suddenly he was attack
ed with dizziness and retired to room.
One of the sons looking into the room
few minutes after wards, found him in
. bewildered state Of mind and reeling
around upon the floor and starting for
the door, he fell violently to the
floor Shortly afterwards he became
conscious but was very sick and blood
flowed from his nose. He continued to
grow worse until evening when he died.
Mr. Hannum was in the 65th year of
his age, and had been a miller in the
old Bailey mill, some 35 years. He will
be buried In Mt. Salem cemetery to-
MORROW Sunday afternoon to meet at
the house on Squirrel Run, at 230
o'clock. This makes the fourth death
Of old citizens in that neighborhood
within a week past, the others being
William G. Dougherty, Bernard Nc
LauGhlin and David Traves.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
lOlyK renh,

Tuesday next. to which the House 10
adjourned, has been agrsed upon as a
day Tor calling the States for the intro
ducnon Of bills anu resolutions, and q
large tiock Cf them may be looked for.
II is understood that nearly all the i'm.
portaIt measures which failed last ses-
sion will be rein,roduced. A Washing.
ton despatch says"old members of the
house predict that the present session
will be an extremely long and interest
Ing one"
the Y. s. House Of Representatives
met yesterday at noon, ani Mr.. Wills,
of Texas. was sworn in. The Speaker
announced the Committee on Mileage
and the special Committee OH the death
Of President Garfield, aud the House
then, after a session Of twenty minutes,
adjourned until Tuesday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
FIFTH EDIYI6E
A Pleasant Rse....

The second annual recen,;.
happy a seven" took place las, a arn ol the
In Weester's Dancing AcademDeeS evening
was an enjoyable affair. Tha and
dance was large and SO couple n,,,in- ' eten-
ted in the Grand March, to tha 'ucIpl
OF music from Ritchie's orchsstr.s strains
march was led bv Master of a Ca| The
les. Thos, +. Cusick and Me- H;.o'enon.
Mushnoe; followed by Floor Mary
Harry Il. Kyle and MiasMame n R,l llas4r
and seven other members of tina voes
mitteo accompanied by tbeir CON-
friends. After the march was nr lao!
number on the progr tmme wa ' eEa
through with successfully. and :. sos
near daylight when they reacba5 SM| VA
last AT the first inJcrmission e r,t Ias
ments were served around the ron,,' 'u''ssa
those holding compliman,arie, ana
escorted to restaurant near bv , %o'e
= bounteous repast was spread 9n. ~, asre w,
bill of fare consisted of frieI "n or,. lls
sandwiches, coffee, and a lttIo,a1sss,Is,
"oh be Joyful" ," to keep their sni,i,. ~ WA M
and box of cigars was passed nS a.o, up
AS tinal. II. G. Turner F., 'ound
present AZ the feast, but did NOT n, n, way "a'
Of the good things set before him p"' ..- axe
that he had eaten more than '"'Ihg
should eat, before coming tbprp an n'ah
owing to the fact that he did no.. "al "n.
the committee called upon him va,
speech. He arose and compIimonD.'aa W.
the members upon their sscopl ,"DnI nygu
and prououuced it, u succs, in ar
particular, viii h WIS heartily ,soon1y
by all present. Thus ends aaorh,r I,'o Ii,u
added TO the chain Of happy re.nninn. ,nA
by this association and may they % Ii,e,'
% add many more, to it was m. wi',
OK pres, ed by many. ''0
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Third EDITION.
NEWS SUN HAIRY.
Fatal sualittes-Ameriean cars
for Canadian Railr"Hds-MaAfne
Dtsssieps- Kelley chairman Of
CGmmf.iee an Ways and Means
Ott,r Items Cf Interest.

At Yesterday Cabinet meeting the
subject If IL Terri nrial Government fox
Ala~ka VAS informally considered also
the question of supporting and Ameti'
can Company whIch proposes TO eStlb.
lish tel, graphic communication be-
twes IL tho United States and Chll, and
Penn. There vas plso a discussion Of
the troubles with the cow boys on the
Mexican border, and il is believed
that action will soon be taken for the
suppression Of the rlouble in that quar-.
ter.
The Allan steamship Hiheruia arriv-
ed al st. Johns, Newfoundland, on
Thursday Li hit after a t'rightfuily bois-
ferrous voyage of II days from Queens.
town. She lost three boats, skylight,
dor key engine aud part of her forward
bulwalks. Her third officer was also
lost overheard.
Speaker Keifer is not expected to
have the committees completed before
the latter erd # next week. 1t is cou-
ceded that Judge Kelley will be chair
man OF the Committee Oh Ways and
Means, and Mr.. HisCOck chairman of
the Committee on Appropriations.
George w. Kaylor, Cashier of the
local office of the Nashville, Chattanoo-
ga and St. Louis Railroad, Chattanooga,
disappeared on the 81 instant. He had
large amount of the company's money
with him, and may have been fUully
dealt with. He is about % years Ofage,
light complexion, and small in size.
George w. Hathaway, Engineer of a
steam FIRE engine, at Cold Water, Nj chi.
gan, has been arrested for @omlliCity
with Hemingway in setting fire to var
ious buildings. Hathaway has made
confessions duplicating three other
members of the fire department
An agreement was yesterday signed
between the directors of the Central
and Pacific National Banks of Boston,
and Mr.. Weeks, wli3h, 1t is stated,
with the assets of Comptroller Knox,
will insure the speedy resumption Of
the Pacific Bank.
The officers at Fort Leavenworth
deny Captain Payne has entered Okla
homa. They say he i, still at Paines-
vile, Texas, with n fe y followers.
"A ueleRa ION from NlhesohrFe,
headed by Senator Cameron, saw the
President yesterday, 10Y appointment,
in reference to Stale matters.
A boiler in the Keystone Rolling Mill
3 Pi'tsbuIg burt lat evening, de.
molishing the boiler house, killing
John Quinn and ,njurlng ten others.
At RristolviIlr, ,Ohio, on Thursday, NJ.
d. Phelps shot and killed his son
William-it is said without provoca-
tiOn
Large deposits Of excellent coal have
been discovered aorg q cen River, in
Washington Territory,
The Clerk Of the L. s. House Of Re-
presenlativc1 yesterlav appointed
William II. Sm I'll, ,cclored, to be House
Librarian.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Court this u irrninG.

Upon the opening Of Cur: this mOrn1
ing, BENZ j,lui1 j NIcld>, EaQ, present.
sd the petition of Jane, II. Ray, Esd
asking that the re 'euy commission aP-|
pointed 10y the Court to view his Iands|
at Newark, and ASSESS damages for tLs|
ri 1ht Of way u tAe Del ware We''ernl
Railroad Company be res rlinad from
further action ~ tn ma Ter, as tAe conn
Iaay were proceeding cpn'rary TO the"
charter, which calls Tor them to lHy th;iT
track within a La)i mi'eof Newark
whereas ii they shuuli pass throN5h
his lands, they viii he going through
tie town, Mr.. Ni,lds said that as MI
Bird the attoIuey tor III, railroad com
pony vas not in couf', he "ou'u l'''
prt ss the matter for the present
The c. Sc of DA-rnE'r ". prrilAeeII
was then resumed aud vas sti.. Oh !!!d'
when the Court adjouFned ~ hooH'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Attempt 10 Rob u Market wagon.

Last night Sergeant Richards saw
q man enter the market wagon of Rob
ert Sutton, on King street above Third.
lie watched him for awhile, thinking
he would take something from the wa,
eon, after hich he would arrest him.
noise was made not far oti, aud
thinking the man would flee, he arrest,
ed him forthwith and took hin to head
quarters. The mans name was John
Briefly. The Maror held him fol
Court in the sum of 500.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
silly CHARGES disposed Of.

The Senate Committee IN fF'.es
and Elections yesterday dlsG,sT,'' ,'. VI ,nd n
charges against Senators h'''t. w,1
LapAam, OF New York, VINO, ~. ~ 'a,l
alleged, at the beginning Hl .n tn' ..s| H..
extra session, had procured 'ne'l
tion to the Senate through ltfesut;" at.,s|
ties and fraud: The matter was i',% ,.;o,
to a sub for lnVesllsda"pS,| q ,p,|
The sub committee havlnsrep'l'eaa mi
there was no evidence wh'.e''. M
ducei to sustain the allegations, ,I
committee agreed unanimous, ,wnsl-1
to b. discharged from further 'ol'
alton of the case.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Th~ az "a =. ~ A PnnY

On next Tuesday night here will be
an open camp t.e beld at the Institute
Hail, At which number Of eminent
speakers viii, be present. The tickets
which are free, can be- obtained Of Gen.
eral McNair, and Colonel $. Redmond
Smith, A. p. OSmond, and Pusey w.
Jackson. The members of the different
posts can procure their tickets Of their
post commanders. No person will be
admitted with: ut a ticket.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
w,,lExchangs Pu'p''''

Rev. DR.. Marx. Of this ac c.ty vii will .
w, Alander of Middie'o"nT Those VI
chanpn pnlpits Tomorrow, on d
have hsard Mr.. AleHandu eS,,aday sche
.ccasion of the sunuay unhnrsh will
avnlve, s.ry at Hanover oVnnortuuiV
Glad to embrace this opp'''
hear All are invited
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
PSl1Ao OI0nrl.

VIM. Mathews, colOred. charged
upon oath Of Catharine Daley, white,
both living Oh Greeley street, with
drunkenness and d;sordsrly conduct,
was before the Mayor last night, and
was fined 81 and costs and held in the
sum Of 500 to keep the peace, III default
of which he was committed
One poor inebria.e walked into the
police station. in very bal state, and
in consequence he was locked up. The
usual penalty OF 80 cents and costs was
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
HEALT II is WEALTH!

Dr. E. G. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: n specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convulsiona Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston, Loss of Memory, Spsrmatorrhea,
Imp tency, Involuntary Emissions, Prema.
tule Old Age. caused bv over exertion, self
abuse, or OTer-induIgence, which leadg to
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One d liar box, or six boxes
for Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid oh re-
csipt of prise. We guarantee six boxes to
cure shy case. With each order received by
as for six boxes, accompanied with FIVE dot.
lars We will send the purchaser cur written
guarantee to return the money II the treat
ment docs not effect cure. Guarantees
isJues osly by N B. Danferth. Druggist
Cor. End ami Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.--S0le agent noy25-dSw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Local Dots.

Atten church tomorrow 4.
The market was well at'eAu''
morning. ,.uv
Will Court adjourn before oh'''~-
is the prevailing Question: ,,,,
No election for ReplnI',"hh .ha.m b
,iy, Committee, today. This 'n''u I
been bridged over. ,,x;,,d
Last evening the Ladies ,rth A4A pa
Corn. of Gen. Thomas A. oln'.n and 4
met at the post hesdqHar,,.,i;
usual business was transac'ou'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
what we Gan dOrsr Tho"

Oae voice all over the laht ssnvhlss
from mothers, that says, "My y 's 'Ss.rsp.l
are 10 feeble aud sal, VIE u a' the ~
exprtion. What can we "o IN II, NJ hop
The answer is simple an 'a., t,on Bitrsi
One to four weeks use OF nop sprich
viii make them healthy, rosy 'f''
iy and cheerful.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
knhNAas nAatsn.

Word was brought 10 the Coroner this
NOR ing that n maa by the name Cf Harri.
gan, living at DuPonts Banks, rear one Of
the mills dad suddenly last evening. The
Coroner accompanied by his physician, DIR.
Ug!e, Immediately went out To the house Of
the deceased to view the body. Up to the
time OF whiting this article they had not re-
turned
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
.st Lawrence 6.

The Knights Of St. Ia W Tnstil,s.
give their annual recepii,0a "s Feb. se 10, lss
Hall, Wednesday even,"st. evanment. are "
the necessary arranEe
being made. - =,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
The P0yOrfte Heaters.

James +. Wood & Co.'S 'Favorite'
heaters throw vo umes of pure hot air
into the room. They work quick, sharp
and decisive, and are sold At q fair
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
AsTnV0rlte' II saleF,

James F. Wood & Co. are putting a
large 'Favorite' heater in the residence
of James Comfy, Esq, at Greenville.
They are also putting heaters in the Re-
formed church of the Covenant.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Mitchell Dramatic Association.

Prof. Eitchie has kindly offered an or
ches,ra OF lS pieces, tor the Mitchell
Dramatic Associations on Tuesday even
ing, free of charge. The oil'r was ac-
cepted, aud the people viii have 10th
a dramatic and musical treat on that
evening.