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Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Scene-Drawing room. DrauGtiI
psrsozn foupg gentlemen and lady, snt
little miss Of three summers. Young
gentleman; "AliCe, give me one kline
word. Can you not see that Your cruel
ty is killing msl' Yonng lady: Kill
ing your All, no! men have died anG
worms hsve eaten them, hut not fol
loven " Little miss: ''If tEey don't love
them, what do they eat them for, &un
tieY"
Not many years ago the yellow fevsl
was raging In Buenos Ayres. The
number Of deaths was increasing daily
at an alarming rate. An Irish sextoi
had charge If one of the cemeteries
As it was becoming uncomfortsbly
crowded, he placed sign outside the
graveyard which read as follows: "NC
oorpses allowed here except those living
in the rejghborhocdr'
Two children were engaged in a dis
pute as to the relstivs merits Of then
respective fathers. Finally one of them
said 10 a tone Of triumph: "Well, my
father is the brAvest, anyway; he list
I'd in tbs war" "Huh, thGt's nothin'. >
was ~the dis2ainelal rejoiuder, "my
papa listed thrse times in one year
and got bounty every time"
Human nature 10 very disooursging
put up the sign "No thoroughfare, dan
ger!" and every teamster in the lane
thinks that particular street is the ou(
that leads to his stable. Or, as Somt
one slae suggested, put up the sigr
Fresh paint" and every pesser-b by
will touch it with his finger to sc,
whether II ia dry yet.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

The LEGISLATURE no doubt erred on
the right side II it sired at all, when it
stepped down from its assumed pima
Gle on the divorce question, to divorce
a couple who never we're by affinity
one and never could be made one.
Amongst the many who ars applying
for divorce, no doubt there mnst b.
meritorious eases which should receive
careful and favorable consideration by
tbs Legislature. Because the privilege
Of getMng divorced by the Legislature
has been abused, that is no reason why
the gates should be closed against all.
A little careful investigation will soon
reveal to Our lawmakers who are
worthy and who are unworthy, and
when worthy case is found where the
applicant cannot afford to pay the oour,
charges and lawyers retainers, there
should be no hesitation in granting the
divorce asked for.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
Military at tho Inaug ura.ion.

Some Of the leading Democratic pa
pers are finding fault with the arrange
ments for military parade as feature
Of the inaugural ceremonies Of General
Garfield. If the occasion was to BE- the
Inauguration OF General Hancock 1t IL
doubtful If they would have SO many
objections. 1t 10 not likely there will
be any need Of the military except v
assist in making display, bat as they
can do no harm thsre can be ao real
objection so their presence on suoh an
important occasion. Bat somehow the
real old Bourbon Democrat never did
like the Union soldiers and we are
rather Inclined 80 think they never
will, and therefore it would not be
worth while to make any effort to pre-
vent military display to please those
who If compelled to make an honest
choice would prefer the gray to tho
blue at any time. The recognised OH
cial part Of the parade will consist oaly
Of few companies Of regulars drawn
from the gsrrisons Of neighboring forts
to Washington, and all told they will
not number as many men as often
march with a single regiment in New
York or Philadelphia. II it is proper
to celebrate holidays in the large cities
with military pageantry, there can GER
tainly be nothing out of the way in
dignifyipg an important national event
like the beginning Of new admiuistra-
ton with q reasonable displsy Of
United States troops at the National
capital. The volunteer organisations
that ars to take part In the procession
40 TO Washington of their own frHs will
aud az their own expense. They all
want 20 sac Tie sights of Washington,
turn in and help 10 make the sight,
hsve q good time generally, and whe
will say they have not as good a Tight
to go as anybody. BY their numbers
and the wide range OF country from
which they will be gathered, they will
reflect the strength Of public sentiment
and the general good feeling enter
tsiped by the people toward the nee
President. Let them then polish their
guns, brush up their uniforms and
pay no attention to the earnings of the
Democratic press. We hope the Amer
lean Rifles and DUPONT Guards of this
city will attend and swell the military
ranks.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
h AEE,H&sA1 LRN E@.
LOCAL TIME TABLE

TRAINS LEAVE AlLhlFSASTN
For Philadelphia-l.5S, 90, $50 !, 40, .,
90, 0 IS, IL, 80. II Is u. M; l2lb, E2. AZ
(I4imited) 2O3, 30, 4, $40. 6,+o, 9 b, - p
m. Sundays-l.bs, 223, $40 q. H. b, 8
$40, p55, Top. IN.
For New YorV-l IS, %, 80, rs, II IL n
m;I2.A3 (Limited), goa $40 p. N. Sun
dsys-l.AS. 2,.3 a, M. $40 p, N.
For baltimore Il, 81, I'll. 7 rs, P8 n IN.
1855, ! OF NAmited), 40. e,46 y. In. San
da>s-12. 81. I'll, 7t5 a. IN.
Fer Washington-l2bl.2 All. Ttb, B d m
1856, IOi Ntaitedl, 0.+5 p. N. SundayB-
l26l,2li, T.bba m,
For baltimore and intermediate stations
1881, S.3S n m; II IS. 4 40 q. IN. The 4.At
p. III. train stop at way stations only be
tween Penyviile asd baltimore sun.
days-l2.hl 4. III.
For Perry and intermediate stations
A39 p. IN.
For rev Oastlo-8. 80 a. m; los, 3, 62O
pm, No sunday trntns.
For harrington and Intern edi ate stations
$50 a m; LOS, a.2O p. IN. NO sunday
For Deimar and intermediate stations 80
q. M; 100 p, III.
For wilmington Northern X. Rio d
m:3, {. n6 . m. No Sunday trains.
For Delaware Western X. RI 10, 1880 a.
NJ; b.SV p. IN. No sunday tains,
TRAINS LEAYE FOR WILMINGTON.
Philsdclphia-Broad Street nepot-Tob, J. 30,
sis, lu.8O, II, II IS u. m; 100, 5, 80, $50
$50 hl5, $50, 9 10, 8, 9.&b, IL 30 p. IN. Sun
days-7.06, $50 o. m; 8, 9.45, 80 y. m.
Philadelpnia-NarEe street STATEN only
Los a. m; l2 Do (LimG9ed) p. IN Sun
days Os IA III.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

The sovereign people of the State
seem TO be availiDg themselves of the
right of petition, judging from the
manner in which petitions Snd remon-
strances are pouring into the Legisla-
ture for and against the passage of the
Delaware Western Railroad bill, bat
those in favor OF it largely preponde-
rate. The means made use Of in this
city to obtain signers to the remon-
STRANGE has, from the accounts from
Dover correspondents, been made used
Of all over the State, though it appears
from the proceedings of the House yes
terdsy that there We're some at Milford
who signed the Delaware Western petit
ton under misapprehension. Advan-
tages are taken, no doubt, on both
sides to get names to their papers, and
50 far as this is done and exposed, il
waakers the force of the document
However, 50 far as the right Of petition
has been exercised on the railroad
question, the tenor Of public opinion is
strongly in favor Of the Delaware West
ern bill. The number of remonstrsnoe 3
against It are numerous, 1t is true. but
the fact that they are nearly all per
sonGliy interested destroys the force OF
their remOnstrapce. Many Of them are
our best citi2sns, and no fault can be
found against them fer opposing tbs
passage of the Delaware Western bill
indeed we should think it @ little
strange if they were not opposed to it
bnt nevertheless this fact mus: de.rac
from the moral weight or force of theil
rsm0nstranoe. The people Of the State
not personally, directly or indirectly
interested in the P, W. 4 B. Railroad
are in favor Of the Delaware Western
or in other words they are in favor o.
competition in railrosdipg as in every
Sthef branch OF industry,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

--=-,l----s-s-=--,s-=-'=-=ss
PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at public ,e sads. :" rear stan.
denes Of Ann haylettt deoeaeeu' "0"'
ton, In Mill Greek HID, Dell, on

viii be sold at public sale. a inc toS n
denss of Ann hsylett deceaseu' n'"i
ton, In Mill Greek HID, Dell, On
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1884,
att O'Clock, p. NJ,
Tho following described personal properly
! a horses heavy drauRbt AsrSe, years oiu
milch COWS. come with calves by theL
sides, otl ers milking ;2heiiers, one ana tW'
ears OLD "a shoat pigs, q iot OF GU 'chehs,
| FARMING IMPLEMENTS. -iW o morse "ab' II
hay rigging, horse cart alo ma'kes sosi
born all nearly new; steel Ltoth hors'
rake Van Wickie rain tan, corn shelter
| blow. pair OF twin haIrows, cultlNalor,
sets of wagon harness. cart and dearborn
harness, brides, cellars, halters, spaces
shOveis, post dog and broad AK, d0nDle aht
single trees, lrlndstone, patent heam, ~heei
barrow, ladder, corn and potatoes ny Lh'
bushel, gratn bags, about 100 heWeu poets
wheat In the ground. ,.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE -
! Beds. bedsteads, 8 bureaus, tables, ehhirs
l gettee, looking giass3ss. 2 clocks, W@Si
| stands, marble top; large shest, cere
by the yard, dishes, knives, forks, NO. eoos
stove. / small room stove, Supslde heater
large iron pot, sausage chopper, cider OAR
rels. ...,
DAIRY FlxruRss Il barrel churn, batter
tubs, ] Tor lee pans, buckets and othU a'ti
cles. Aiso al tAe same time ana Piaee a
shares OF the Newport National Bank stock
TKRas.-An sums Of $50 and under cash
all sums over that amount credit Of 81
mon tbs Will be given by the purchaser wing
a bankablo note With approved secu' NY /
not paid when due interest from day OIL SAFE
OF per cent. of Tor cash
FL DERIU KLAlR, Executor.
l. W. STpHAA n Sen, Anehoneers'
iebi6, IS, Il rs, 1tR
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Robinson Ward, lately employed as
q night Waterman at the Harlan &
Hollipgsworth COmpany's works, bled
to death yesterday at his home in the
Ninth Ward. The deoessed had been
confined to bis home for some time with
cancer On his lip. Yesterday the
cancer auddsnly commenced to bleed
and, although medical aid was sum.
moned, in could not be stopped. Al
a result death ensued.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
IL is SAID that the local Democratic

II is SAID that the local Democratic
gsrrymandering committee of the city
have come to the conclusion that the
Tenth Ward will bear to have two
slices taken of. l! is believed that q
slice taken from the north side extend
ing from Third to Second street, and
added to the Third Ward will secure
that close ward hereafter to the Demo.
orats. Then It is proposed to form 0
new ward of all that section south o.
Maryland avenue, which include'
Hedgeville and Browntown, with the
expectation that it TOO will be DEMO-
cratic ward. The remainder of the
Tenth Ward then, 1t is said, is to bs
extended to take all of West Whining
ton above Maryland avenue out as far
as the residence of the late Jethro Nc
Cullough, and of course 1t is to remain
Democratic ward. II this is the
scheme to be put through there is a
possibility that the oriRinators will
only have the pleasure Of the enjoy
ment OF vivid imagination that will
hardly compensate them for the disap.
pointed expectations.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
A CARD.

The DAlLY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore we
give advertisers more for
their money, and they should
be made aware Of this fact,
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing IT'S circulation, which has
been steadily on the ia
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

THR RIVER AND Harbor bill from al
appearances now will have q tL0rnJ
ROAD to travel before it gets through
the House. A great many Congressmer
are in the habit OF securing large ap.
preparations ostensibly for the improve
ment OF the rivers, hsrbors and creeks
in their distriets but there 10 nsver any
perceptible improvement. 1t Ia motifs.
ed also that ths largest appropriations
are always nade TO the States that have
representatives on the Appropriation
Committee. This may account for thu
small appropriation always made for
Wilmington Harbor.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Az WE RArE 1T which the Levy Cour
is nov doing business ii will take then
probably the most Of next week TO fin
ish tho revise OF tbe assess men. Of VII,
mington. On the Tuesday following
the court will again meet IS the law
rea uires and commence the March torn.
1t will then take probable until the
first Of May before the Court will have
finished its work, thus making an al
most continuous session for three
months. We only mention this to show
the rapid increase of County business,
which this year on account of the new
aad general assessment and the build.
ing of the new Court House is very
heavy.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
GlEgtaM TO This

The unbiased opinion OF some of the
most intelligent medical men in this
country and Europe support The state,
ment that Kidney. Wort is the greatest
discovery yet for curing kidney and
liver troubles, piles and constipation
II acts on both kidneys and bowels al
the same time and thus clsanses the
whole system.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
al,XGCU TORS SALE
Egl on
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

| NALJ ABLE hLAL Ifl n A-
The real estate Of the late Henry "A
| Blever, together with his Hiiots persona
hous hold goods ard furniture, will he sole
at public sale, at No $40 ". Front street, 81
SATURDAY, February 10, 1881, at O'Clock
p. M, under tire will
| The real estate consists first Of one 1--WE
story brick house. No $40 W. Front street
| in good condition, and lot upon which IT II
| situated. Tho house contains eilht com
portable rooms and an excellent cellar, run
ming through and under the kitchen. W!l
water and gaS, said house aud lot 20 icti
front on said street and lot ruuning back VI
| lee; deep, as may appear from deed.
Also two lots 90 west street with two Story
frame building. thi-ty-tnTee feet iroIt on
West street, and q depth as may appear
from deed.
Also one lot in Browntown feet front
and Ito feet deep.
Also persansl prNperty Of Mrs, BleVor. con
Asting OF teo bu oaus, IL tine wardrobe, three
bedsteads, blankets Gud quilts, one faHthef
bed, good hair mattress, paIlOr stove, set OF
parlOr cl airs. one sofa, siG cane seat chars,
eight good cha IRIS, Iiyc looking giassoF, Two
par.ut stoves. one cook stove, four hts Vi car
vst, Ritchen furniture and dishes.
N. B.-Real estate o i've sold Mt 81 ? N,
THOMAS A. BECkEh,
fsh2.dts Executor.
l.. W. STEPHAN n son, Auetioncers.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Ours A LAEGB number of personI
have not paid their county and poor
taxes for 1880 yet, and will conse
quently ba returned as errors by the
Collectors at the commencement. OF the
March term of the Levy Court If they
are not paid, Let every person who
values being full Aedged citizen and
every person who values the elective
franchise, hunt up Messrs. Carpenter
aud Bedford, the County Collectors, al
No. 602j Market strest, (.econd story
and pay their taxes. The March term
Of the Levy Court will commence on
next Tuesday week, at which time 1t
will be in order for this tax collectors to
make their return of deliuquents.
Voters, WHISTLER Republicans or Demo-
Gratis, pay youT taxes yourselves II You
oan possibly do it, If you caunot, get
your friends to help you.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
A. CANNON, AuOtioneer.
EGlo 10, 2,and 25t

ENoR sALh oK EXGHAMHE f0R
T. PROPERTY IN THIS OITE OR Vi
ClNlTY "A valuable iarR Cf 262 acres OF
LAND, situated on nix River, near lily and's
Corner, Cecil Go Nd, with main road run.
ming through 1t to Turkey Point; land .;
good qualify and most OF It highly improved
$50 acres in cultivation and the halsncc In
woodland, mostly good chestnut timber;
fronts Immediately on Elk River; land high
and 70 linz A peach orchard OF ~ acre. o.
good varieties IN full bearing buildings ana
fences u good repair This property viii ho
sold at . bargain. Possession given on or
before The 2oth OF March Moaey not wanted
II satisfactorily secured by mortgage. Ap.
ply 10 GEO. Il. row %SbNU,
tl6 Ma'ket street, or
HEALD X &C.,
Cor. Tth and Market streets,
ieAl6i 4td.liw Heal Estate Agts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
r hILADELPhIA,W lLMlN4TUN AM
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JANUARY 10 1871.
Trn,na viii INara Wilminptrn ss t0IInNA

JANUARY W. lool'
Trains viii loaVe Wilmington rs foitoWs:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate SITS
sIens, 100, sic, DO 1919, An, 2SO, 400, 0 10
l0,00p. IN.
PhilaQolphla (E1press) $50. 300, g.bS, LA
o. Ia, Il III, 4.c3, $50 p. n.
Philadelphia and New Y ork a2s, $50, 100,
$50, a. NJ, ll.45, l2.43, e.45 p. n.
Baltimore and lntermsaiaio Stations, SIS
=, N 4.3S p. In.
Baltimore ard Bay Line, 6.46 y m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2,6l, a05, rs,
S.89 3. m, l3.Lt, I.04, 6$5 p. N.
Trains iNr Delaware Division leSYe foE
New OaJJlc, 800, ESQ a. IL, Los, 400, 0 20
.. m.
Harrington and lnternetiEto Stattons, aSC
3. NJ, I,o6, e.go y. NJ.
DeImar and InternsdLate Stations, eco a
H., l.Os p. IL
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate StAtlonS
,IG q. NJ. 90, e0U, Q 40. $50 10. 90 n. N.
Philadelphia ana New YORK, a.1o y. III $40
p. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2sl, Kos, 7.Eb
d, Ill.
For turther Information oeSscngers arc re.
'srrad TO t2ls tiale tables posted st me delot.
IL L KENNEY Supt,
YNflIAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
- On eod after February 20, 1880, trains
Will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at s.lO, 1880, a. N. s.sO,p,
N.
Arrive at I.andenperg g.oC, a. m, l2.OO neon,
$40. y. M
Lssvo LAND enhers,c m, 1870, p, N.
Arrive at Wilmington, ao0.a, M, 2.lt, p. Al
29St ID. CONNEI4. Sept.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
NoTlOE no WATER RKNrE4S.

UYV1CR or TIN WAraR OEPA RrSrEr.
Wilmington, Del, De:, /, 1850,
The bills Tor 1851 are nov ready ani PAN
BILE ut the Registrars cttae, ct he y. VI. a.
OF sixth Bnd king streets lteiAg reovIrs
that all bills paid on or before IsnCaD 3lS
1881, the lace Of the oil thocs esd duru
the month OF February, per c9rt MI
tioual those paid durthg Ihe month 4
March, II per cent, sdlIH,nal sot lsI
amount remaining unpaid Aae: Alsl III
1851. tho Registrar L. required 70 have u
hrrules withdrawn snd suit luSttCts al
the recovery OF the amount tie; ard The vi
ter will not DO lot into such prrmiss Rll
such errearg, with Assessments and y ii
drawing fsrrul0s, are paid,
Once hours from 90. IN, N p n.
WILLIAM J MDkf0T,
JaDsed.ieb- cod RagsR
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
Our Questions

Are you a buyer OF
Mems or Boys Cloth
ing at retail ? DO you
need clothing for the
farm, the Office, the
workshop, the court,
room, or the pulpit ?
Do you want boys
clothing for the school
room, or for dress? Do
you prefer to buy cloth
ing ready-made or to
order ? Are you in
need Of shirts
If yes, to any or all
of these queries, state
your needs to US, that
we may send you sam
pies and prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

MISS FEANcEs X, WaLARD, President
Of the Commission now in Washington
to secure a fitting testimonial to Mr..
Hayes, contredicts the lying reports
sent out stating that the President,
though G protested teetotaler st home
from economical reasons, bat is in the
habit Of taking little in the shape Of
frozen punch or in liquid state. She
says the President does not drink wine
or any other Intoxicating liquors either
at home or anywhere else.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
JTyM. L. RUDOLPH,

w
Formerly Of nj MARKET o., removed 10
-. IO7 EAST FOURIER STREET
OlocRs, Watches and Jewelry cheaper s1on
ver. Repairinu profanity attended 20. T9s
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Forty Lancaster County Cows and er-yGz
SpringGrs credit OF 70 days will be Sl~5
gwen. no pOstponemSnt on account oiWe9tD .
or. ga dWts. AMOS W. HOUSE
l. W. SttdhAm 4 son .Auc.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
noci REGISTRY NongE

All Persons owning or hayisv ,,,,
IN CIR premises are requeSts,i d bo aeoa
registered between the trst and ,o gp's A., nea
January. After tho later da,s natNN
n . Pee N regard I" anieEte'ered jo.i Nv v, nv
suieuy enforced. WIN J, MAXyiiIss'IA
"s Chief nj MI
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

We AREuSDER obligations to the Chic
Engineer of the Water Department FOL
a handsomely printed copy Of his an
nuaI report Of the Department for TIT
year 1880. The crowded condition O.
our columns prevents any extended
notice of the workings of the Depart
ment 81 this time.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

NoTiOE.-THE MUTUAL, Tn,r
an ISOLATION Is now lssulnp A n az.
81 shares. oper cent. allowed M w setia
Rebate allowed on premium BID ", loplAa,
are made and when re turpet iiSlI a Loaf
evening on GEO. q. MARS SaC,g Sg "
Shipiey st ttice hours-1 a n ;: :. ao&
janl9lm - EHha
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
AyOTItlE.

INoTIoE
IN CPPIcs oF THE FAshR7s Mr.
TuAL fiRR lNe TO. os az,
sTArR 81 BsL,yARy
w.. r. 'aoaay q, 1851
gives .Sotico that on and aIlsr Ps5, 5 merely
1881, he will pRy In caFh, 70 ,hs s.,, iilIy ~
tied to recoiN G 1t, ali hsiancsl ,,t@ eau'
the ereGit OF members 90 de A,a' '''thg
Company on.polictes that nnrs h,' "a " me
will also pay all amounts iae an ~, hs
tincates issued ID 1895 va Nh hsye 5 M, csf'
collected. VA LaW,' o.S oece
iau14-4Weod. Atw VII,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
NoI'lCL.

~
Notice IL hereby given 'aat .a,ung Al
tho suosor!bers to the capita, sto,A ol n,
Front ana MON STREET hs.lgay tompSOy
nr inc purpose OF orsanitiIg the uonpa,
by tho election OF othcors, vii bc Bird Al n.
once OF Tho Artisans SAYINGS Bank, No IN
Market street, IN IN" cttV 0, Hilm!ustoI, a
1HI kSDA J, the l1Ih iT1 o. teoraary, A
De- l"ai' M . c1NA, y II INgndl
JAN IA MORROW, Va. H. Gtemw
II. h, SEIpEL, tiEo W Boqg
PHlLLr PLuNKBTr. wv EE,al5
joHS K. TAruM.
ieh7-St UlmmltqoDA,,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
NOTICE.

.NOT1OE.-ANY pERSnn -.
AZ carpenter work done a, .MsAaNrINg
can be accom- modated by srni,, snort moth.
Johnson, NO llO9 Reed stres, 70 ThS
WORD at the REPUBLICAN, oliISs VI leaving
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
DU BLIC SALE
DALE
-OF-
HOOD fURSlTVRE

DUBLlC SALE
-OF-
GOOD tURSlTURE.
VIII be sold at Stidham Il Sons Auction
Rooms, No. i'll L. -Four h street, IN FRI.
DAY afternoon, February IS, ~ / o'clock, 5
parlor suits, upholstered in plush and hair
cloth, walnut chamber suits, 81 yards Of
velvet carpet, 40 yards Brussels carpet, one
plano. good si1eboard, extension table, par,
lor table, chairs. leather BEES, knives, forks
80. avOds open Tor inspection on evening
beoiere sale and on merninR a sale. For
fnt Their particulars call at our auction room
and get u catalogue. iehl2ot
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1881,

The subscriber will sell al Public Sale. at
the UhGddS' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa., on
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
Your Question

is, Will this pay for the
trouble ? You must
Judge. We will make
up the case You must
decide it. But we must
tell you that we have
created the Largest Re-
tail Clothing Business
in the United States by
the simple method Of
giving the best clothing
for the least money.
We mean that it shall
pay you to buy of us.
If you buy and are not
pleased, return the
goods Tor exchange, Or
demand your money.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
NoTlCE--DiViDENU

The managers Of the yuntu
Lnnadelpbla turnpike have itcisrSnS9o nt
,aenu o. loftS cents per sharo, paysS a4 dI.
fab7 NALL.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
GUPPER.

A Supper VAL he given on the evening OF
WAshingtUn's birthday. February ga, in
O'iyet Cruroh cor. OF Adams and Chestnut
streets. Admission, % cents. lo6la, 1919
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
|. NeT1OE.

81 LAURA l. RoxBURG. uv,rs
Iatnall street, cures all kinds Of ohIs u M
tn through the power OF eisctr.Sisv d
janlstlm apeclaBy
, 1881-12-10
Carl HQtten8eR.
TRANSLATION.
PvzbliGG1 oz2.

G@T is hereby MADE known that
pursuant to instructions r%eceiT-
ed from the Ministry Of Finances,
Dead-Lotter Offices have been e~tab-
iishod in ST. Thomas and ST. CroiS,
charged with the treatment Of Jndo-
liverablo Mail Matter, in accordance
with the regulations valid in the
Mothcrcountry enacted by Royal
resolution Of 18th July 1868 and
more particularly defined in the
detailed instructions Of The said Off
ces, which instructions are published
simultaneously with the present. pub
LEGATION.
The Dead-Letter Offices, the Off
cial style Of which is respectively
" D~ebusommissionen paa st. Thomas and "Re5uts-
commissioner paa st. Croit', are administiate /,
in st. Thomas, by the Postmaster and
the Bookkeeper in St. Croix, by the
Postmaster at Christiansted and the
Bookkerper.
1n Tdhis f GR~Xsdfn'8 s.. 2foa 2f t 81 D Da@5Th lssl West
c.. II. ARENDRUP.