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Another Fire.

Theresidence ah5seversl outhouses
belonging to Mrs. Davis, a widow
lady ON West Baltimore street, was,
on Sunday night last, consumed by
FIRE, The burning occurred at u
O'Clock, and was discovered by the
night clerk at the c., St L. & n. o.
depot. who gave the alarm. Nearly
everything Of value was saved. The
house was occupied by two families.
Il is Thought by some that the root
vas fred by sparks from passing en-
CINE, as tho building is situated in a
lev feet Of the railroad. There was,
aoweyer, rumor current that some
cclored people living In the neighbor-
hosl had short time before threzf-
eaed q burn the house, for sonic sup
posed injury done shcm by some of
the occupants. How much truth
there ;sin this statement snot known.
This win be quise serious loss to
tie lady, as we understand il was an
sHe had
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
Ice Cream Parler.

Wiley & Hosford, always prepared
for any requirement or emergency of
the season, as well as anticipating the
wishes OF their friends aud the public
generally, have opened new and
magnificent Ice Cream Parlor next 10
their confectionery establishment.
Everybody knows What delicious
cream Ar. Wiley makes and should
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

The utmost caution is used in fill
ing prescriptions entrusted TO our
care. Prescriptions filed at any hour,
day or night. No exhorbitant prices
charged. L. W. WHITAKER & Co.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
Remember This.

Mr.. 4. L. Lancasteris now.connect-
ed with the meat store of James l..
Hughes, where he will be delighted
to serve his old customers and friends
with Juicy steaks aud choice rcasts.
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TRUTHS.
Hop Bitters are the Pursst and
Best Bitters ever made.

!. -
They are compounded from Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake and Dandelien,
the oldest. best, and most valua-
BILE medicines in the world, and
contain all the best and most cura-
tive properties o. al other Biiicrs,
being the greatest Blood Purifier.
Liver Regulator, and Life and
Health Restoring Agent on earth.
No disease or i'll health can posi-
bly, long exist where these Bitters
used, so varied and perfect are
their operations.
They give new life and vigor TO
4 the age-l and iBfirm. To all whose
4 employments cause irregulariiy OF
the bowels or urinary organs. or
who require an Appetizer, Tonic
and mild StimuIani, thnse Bitfers
are invaluable, being highly cgr:t-
4 tive. tonic and stimulating, with
+ out intoxicating
No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are, what the disease or
, ailment is. use Hop Bitters. Don't
wait until you are stick. but il YOU
only feel bad or miserable, rise the
Bitters at once. 1t may save your
life. Hundreds have been saved by
so doing. eT- $500 - will be
paid for 4 eass they will not cure
or help.
Do not suffer yourself or Let yonr
friends suffer. but use and urge
them 10 use Hop Filters.
Remember. Hop Bittcrs Is no
vile, druggcd, drunken nostrun,
but the Parest and. Best Medicine
ever made; the "Invalids' Friend
and Hope" aud no person or fam
lis shsuld be without them Try
the Bitters to-day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain
Relief.
\ For sale by J,C. Pybas.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
Marriage License.

The following marriage licenses
were issued since our last:
j. s. McRaven and Kate s. Walk
err.
T. B. Britt and Bette Carter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
COTTON MARKET.

Receipts this week lighter than last
New Orleans and New York quota
lions give a decline of cent. No
change in this market.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

IL YOU want to save money try the
drug house Of L. W. Whitaker & Co.
They, buy none but the purest and
fire skest drugs that can be had.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

Rumors have been current here for
several weeks that James w. Fuqua.
Of this town. last February went into
one or two Of the southern counties
ofthe state aud passed himself of as a
deaf and dumb man. thereby collect
ing money from various parties as a
worthy object of charity. A Memphis
drummer, T. 7. Hardy, II seems, saw
him at,the time, and meeting him here
afterwards, exposed him. Fuqua
then wrote = statement for the Ex-
CHANGE denounciag The affair as lie,
naming Hardy as the author. We de-
clined publishing il IN that shape, es-
peciallv as ..wc had not heard both
sides. However. We helievcd it case
Of mistaken identity. and Hoped It
would tarn out Capitalization Of
the affair wa. wade. though. in the
nEpnitor--r1fis stirred up Hardy,
food name was ass&iled. and
last Tuesday brought Mr.. B. !.
koas,sf HardcmaA county. 10 Nj
Ian. who madensesfsyit that FucuA
- at HIS house bet seb v..-4oth ard
: ebrusry. and he gave hi lsaaz
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

Chicago. st. F.suis a New Orleans n. n.
Irsios leave Ailan a. follows on and after
Jsly {. 1859.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

time. J. 7. GARNER. Agent, Miian.
l.G. MANN. sup't. Jackson. Tenn.
sR. CARY. d. y 4 7. A.. New Orleans.
D. b. MoREY. O. T. A.. New Orleans.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

Asoutnvtise a Naahviais 4 sse- \. y. II.
Trains lssys Milan a. follows On and Aftei
uns =. 1880.
rAssKSoEn TEarxs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
kitttng RnII Enrrnntevs-

q spega despatch troA For. Buiord
D. 9, says
A man who has just arrived from
Woody Mountain at this poet reports
tGat Sitting Bah has iorlnalIy surrep-
Gered there TO the Canadian Govern
ment, and asks that he NAV he sent
uUder charge Of 81 off Ger Of the Nor.h
woa.ern Police to Fort B03rd and turn
I'd over b. the military authorities at
this post; that Sitting Bal STAYED tlq,
he left Canada with the intention OF
RureDd"rinE 10 Major BrO,herton, but
became alsrEed at the pre,encs OF tue
toops a, Poplar Creek Agency, ard fear.
ID thai he vas Roiug to be dealt with
'rsaoL efou:lv; that be knew that those
troops were from Fort ksogh aud had
'oagh. them so often before IT, a,he dar.
"d,hot truaf3himseli, or his,ppopLe in thesl
hands, aud Ina, he Is willing 10 star,
iJr buiurd when ever the Canadian su
,DcrIt,"s vii send him and give him ur
u good fai h to Major BotLertop. I'll,
m5n Who brings this news is believed
10 be ttU:!wOrthy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
THIRD tDi1rION.
CossRlas Yesterday.

vre senate Opposing tho Eieet"rsi
couu,-Tns Houso Tnko mp she
AM ana ,ne republicans fiii'
.us,.red Io PrsVsntlts faNsaEe.
In the U. s. Senate on yesterday, Mr.
hpaJls submitted resolution pro
yiding for q joint meeting oi Uo,h
Houses OF Congress on the Sth Of req
uary, for the purpose Of cauSSSs'nS
he Electoral vote. Mr.. WAytS oolso-
ing, /, was laid over aud ordered TO 10
printed. The joint resolution rAtiiy'
ing the settlement Of taxes made by tne
District Commissioners with tie BAH
more and Ohio Railroad Company was
oassed. The credentials OF Charles W.
Jones, Senator, elect from Florida, were
presented and fled. The Pos!'oi
Appropriation bill was recslved and re-
fened. The Indian Lsud SeverSlty
bill was reported with amendments ana
placed Oh the calendar. After an ex'
ecutiye session the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the bill authorizing
the President to negotiate for lands loi
the colonization of coiored people W~S
reported adversely aud laid on tho
table. ,
The bill relating to the retirement oil
army officers aud the Distric! APpro
pris.ion bill were reported and placed
on the calendar.
Mr.. nonsy, from the COMMITTEES on
Post Offices, reported back tie Tesolu'
ton directing the tonmittse to inqH'Fe
into the expedieuoy OF establishing I"
Government postal telegraph sys!em,
aud giving the committee poWer TO send
for persous and papers. II "Ss placed
on the calendar.
Mr.. Speer gave notice tia! he WtaIa
call up tue North Carolina contested
care VI Yeates VI. Martin after the next
morning hour.
Mr.. Bioknel called up the Electors!
Couut resolution, and moved the pre-
vious question. Mr.. COnger raised the
"questiou Of consideration" but the
nouse, by a vote OF 1875 10 l34, decided
to take up the resolution. Messrs.
Stephens, Felton, and Spser Of Georgia,
voted with tho Republicans In the neg
Htive. Two Of tie Gfeenbackers voted
with the Democrats and some with the
Republicans.
The previous question icing again
demanded, AIR. C0ngsr moved call Of
the House. Tba Speaker decided that
ID. call WAS not IN order, the previous
roil call rhowIug that = quorum wss
present. mr. Copger appealed from
the decision, aud Ar Biouut Of georgia
moved to lay the appeal on the table.
The Republicans abslAined from voting,
thereby leaving the House without a
quorum.
After rspssts roll "alls, the Repub-
lioans continuing their flibusteringI
.ctlcs, motion TO adjourn was carried
al ten minutes past five O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
CnIIen h0eiabln

The Little Harry YSch. e.am
calico sociable IN the Hrri1Ha
Ing last evening. The graz. :,
participated in Ly 2j comp. ".
by John NcHugh and Miss yw
'u,r, followed by Michael! y,
Miss Annie Bowers, ThCGu J. |
and Mas Mary MeIa'irr, " 4
Mccormick and Miss Mary ilH I
Kane and Niss Z1lu Pn.inus..a
Moran aud Miss Kate Hgg.r
march, representing hsl'!, aaJ
anchor--fAith, hope Aai c5S'9-t
executed very nicely, 4 @: 2
vas wal,Ied for sfterthe d'1 .3y-
siou. The medal depends f1-H
hAr. On the diverse side IAN.
full sail. Around I! tie ~
words are inscribed: "AEul.t
II. Y. c. 10 the champion si'!s;
city OF Wilmington " On 4' "a
side are the names Of the lHsls
the club, to wit John &..;a
Poster, J Moan ana J BTU"
yonng mon with lEdies eg.'s'"
the priz-. William Care u "A
with Mrs. C.. Evans, va. r.9'a.
winner. The dance Wa ,'- 2"
The contest occupied s2.. u
miuntra.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
IhcL,nhIrarneiuCnI CnIcnge

CnrcAuo, Jan 2G--Mayor Harrison last
night addressed tso Land League Mas
meetings. After speaking warmly in
favor OF the O jec.8 Of the Less ~ Of the
Seventeenth Wsrd meeting, be excused
himself in order TO do the 5ams at the
West Twelfth Street Town Hal. when
be had concluded Lia socoud speech his
sndisucs passed strong Land League
r,aoIutIous, and, before Mr. Harrison
could make his escape from the hall,
demanded that he should sign snd
forward them 70 Dublin in lis oGciaI
capacity. lie rotu5rd, and T,!l soeu-
eusGpd, duriug which the Mayor wal
hootr:. and 6Ga,iy hustled out Of t.,
hall.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Ehe Smallpox TioApit.I.

the Hospital Committee has bepn
instIu :!ed by the Trustees Of the Poor
70 employ 8 superintendent. Tue DO
5itiou has been vacant since tbr ~.
moVal Of superintendent Cronty during
last summer. The 6rst occupant
were family by the name Of Flsher,
who lad been stricken with the small,
pox aud hGd been taken there to he
treated Since their recovery they
Lave hren living at the hospital and
tehd.lg the casss seIt for trealmsnt
At present there are only two ce..s o
smallpox under their care.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Temperance MeeIinx.

a public temperance meeting was
ue'd las night in ths NJ. =. Church,
seventh and Walnut streets. II. W. Nor
no" presided. The opening prayer was
made by Gecrge Day. speechss were
made by Rev. John Gray, Rev. J. O..
Sullivan, W. X Latton, II. Newman,
h. W. Morris, r. Burton, Jr. and Jack.
son Jones. Almost all in the bouss
signed the Local Option petition. There
Will be another meeting this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
ReinOYr l.

Nr. 7. Bay, formerly Of No. 9lo East
7th street, has opened the wel,-&nown
New York Tobacco Eousa, s. Z cor. 81
and French streets, With an assortment
Of the weed that will astonish the gas
trio iuices Of the mos. fastidious. He
has a fne pool table attached, and would
be p!-asgd 10 see his numerous tflents
and acousintsnces at the above place,
Third and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Uuited Ia Ola ARs

Years ago there resided am.
ivy.clad hills Of pepusylvapi, n
couple blessed With the s,.,,,,'I ~
each Others love. A mi,g,5.~'
Ing, however, caused the yo7., \
to part iu anger. AArsara, 2 Z, \
residing AZ Penn's Station a.,'I
New London and Jenneryil,, j
Township, Chester comfy, h \
riei a gentleman named Vs. i
former SfIiGnced husband VI. 4
guson, OF Bartvills, LAness u
also soon married, scenmsls4s, n
aud became the father Of II
Time sped on and Death lla u
hand on Mri. Fefguaon. III
snsmy also claimed Nr W0o5Bsl
| Woodsids removed t. tbs 49,
married q gentleman name! Y
!illle over q year ago he al.s
the while Mr.. Ferguson k,r
whereabouts Of Mrs. Wl.s9,
age h-gan 10 streak Bis harr
yer, his heart yeArned !or tl.n
the love Of his youth. Val
city recently with his son 10 q.
Wilson and pledged Aner ID
broken so long. Rev. Lsbys,4i1
D. D., united in marriage u.aI
couciled couple on Tuss!ay III
IL. The marriage WIS a Qif n
the ceremony being perOrIs.l 4
residence Of Archibald Was
Adams street near Ches.ng,, .g
The groom Is 50 years Of s,g, Z
bride is 70 years old.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Police IDNRt.

John Shock auO Was aIraiared before
the Mayor, last night, on the charge o
usiug Threatening language to|ard
Il ury SouneII, was fusI The cJsts OF
The case and required 10 tuEnlt4 a SlUC
peace bOad.
The charge against John Glenn for
keeping tipping Lolse was 10. sus,
laluti
William Mil, who was given a hear,
ipg this morning on Tie charge Of
drunkeuuess and disorderly couduet,
vas lined three dolIlrs and costs and
required 70 furnish Sl00 peace bond
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
SccllND EDlTlON
N ws 80 nhAoI.

vne new ssnaiOrs-The View Hsrk
walking Msteh-Cierks bis
.narSed-Other lncidents, Acci'
aen,v, Crim % and Casuaitaes.
In joiDt convention of the Nav JeT-
sew Legislature, yesterday, William ).
sswell was declared elected United
STATES Senator for the term otsix years,
beginning March 4th next. Phiietcs 5
SAWYER was declared elected United
States Senator in the Wisconsin LsgiS'
laturs. aud job nson NJ. Camden in the
Legislature Of West Virginia.
General Joseph R. Hawley, U. 8,
Senator r-eieot from Conneaticut, was
formally presented to the mem
bsrs OF the Legislature ottaat state
in Hartford, yesterday. He maze a
hr;sf address, in which he expressed
thanks for the honor conferred upon
him. and also his pride in the history
of Connecticut.
The score in the walking march IN
New York at midnight last night stood
Hughes S252, Howard 305, khrone
3Ol Albert sol, vint 300, Cox 800
Curran 27s4, Phillips 27OB, Campana
955 and Lscouse 243. hughes beati
tho hast American record for "a hour
"; miles.
Thirty.nine clerks on the temporar!
-oll in the Navy Department at Wash
in0ton. we're dismissed yesterday, thel
discharge TO take effect on the lst o
Fabrusry. Their removal Is due t
the appropriation for contingent OK
penses.
The sompositors Of the Herald news
paper In Montreal, struck yesterda,
Tor an advance Of q cents per thoussn
ems, and rscei sed the advance, "nic
makes the rate Of 80 cents.
A Deputy U. s Marrhsl left Bosto
Yesterday 70, New Orleans with Ofcs
Rice, charged with embs2zling Sl3, 90
while Internal Reyenus Collector /
Louisiana four years ago
H. Daueher, a fisherman, returno
10 his home in New Orleans, after
years absence, and found his wife lyio
on the floor, choaked to death, and tn
house robbed. There is no clue to th
murderers.
Nearly 6 foot o'sDoW fail vesterda,
in Western NsW York. All the tfeigh
trains in that section were abandoned
and the passenger trains ran vory IRE
gulaIly.
A branch Land League, with 62men
bsrs, was organized in Koudont, Ne
York. on Tuesday evening, ard Aide
man P. J. Flynn was chosen PresideI
The ninth inefHe ctual ballot for Un
ted States Senator, taken in joint col
vention Of the Legislature at Harris
burg yesterday. resulted as follow
Wallace, Sc; Oliver, So; Grow, 8
Hewitt, i; MsVssgh, 3; scattering,
Smallpox has broken outin the pen
Tertiary a. Fort Madison, Wisconsin
and the contract there is abandoned
II is believed the disease will soon
controlled.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
TFhL AND LiAE
OUAL AND LIME, U0Ah ANh LIhE
YARD FOOT OF WiSsr STREET,
YhRD FO.T OF WEsr STAEEr,
JUHH ". uNFTTA,
WILMINGTON. lie.

u1HE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OY
4 EdIsDn. Kelly and other dlElin ulshed
perfons tro insigaincat compared With the
invention ofnK Y. X. STONE, tho inVen.
tor Of "Apepsi4;' ono Is q sclenuhc inprOyo-
mert, the other science 70 save lie.
Never hriOre since tae foundation Of the
wur d has a medicine been placed b loro the
public on It's Igfe m6rt PIN, be auso II
claims TO cure Ob csrtHih disease Instead
Of tlUy aE others DO, II 4 furnishes nigh proof
that Il docs this Second. Il s. compound
oil one d our best physlciaus and surgeons.
who made dyspopsis q speciality Tor ten year
with Il rev ard Of thS only spegiHc ever placed
he lore the people. AirI, bUraise our best
physiciaHs prescribe II for tHcir cyBpsplc
IAtienU, az Dr, raIDue' Ad4mr "i Now YORK
city says an happy 10 say that the cure
Tor that tCadOie Gkease dy'pcp7ia has a.
last been 'oInd 10 Jour 'ApepHA." and DO.
'ieye 1t Is youT duty " put 1t GgiOro the pub.
lie.
Reader. hive you dyspepsia, II 80 don't
fail 10 get hottie Of "hpepsia Aqi A you
value your health and lie, IaSo nothing else.
Price per bottle, NJ 90. Fpr tale whole
Falo and retail by u. James BolI, sixth and
Market streets, and n. Is DAni0rLL, Second
and NJ Ret streCts. ALSO by all druggists.
lAnbu
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Bt9h,ncrin and Rms.I.po1

Smallpox, Gipathe.ia and diseases OF
choleric type are reported to Le prev
airnt ana increasing is Chicago. Il new
csses Of small pox and az many ofdiph.
liberia were reported 70 tue health au.
thori.ss of that city yesterday. One
family Of saven persons, living in s
tenbmsu; On the North side, were strick,
~ with small pox about two wsekf
ago, aud remained without medical 4,
tendance nutil their condition was dis
covered on Tuesday. The parsnts had
.rcaovered,. hut one ot the children was
dead, ana the othsr four wore in criti
cal condition.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
FIFTH eOITI0s
iEFAnOUS.

An obooxioss Resolu,,0,
~ the LeKisIaIuss-o,4r r''
cras with Baeh n bone. ~
Special despatch To the Rxppr,,
Down, Del, Jan. 27-n"
The Joint Senate resolu,l.,
inlng the State TO defend b.,,'
United States Dis.ric, COu,, ~.
sons who were arrested and W
for Asssul.ing United STATE, v,
and for voting Illegally nN
state election, passed Tho I..'sj
this morning. A. c. wliIi,r.
ocra. from Kunt county, vas n,1
Democrat who voted with ,b.P.
cans against the ObnOzlous a,,s
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Yenuesses's Senator.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 26 6-Jud2e
Ho veil i. Jackson WAS elected Senator
to-day, receiving the entire Democratic
strength and the vote3 Of is Rspu5!;-
caus. Maynard's defeat is attributed
to the o1a,inscy OF few Republicans,
who held cut to the last with the hope
tina, Harrison, who vas the choice o; a
small mil ofity, might be forced upon
mimi Y
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
MInnn ron pollDr.

A stranger called b. '' u
House on Tuesday to 5s.,' 70
Placing his name (wri"r1 '@ q.
telligible hand) Oh thr rr''' .
dered hif trunk, when It ''.'-r'
sent 10 his room. AoCos..1I u .
he said, 81 am ont OF chaoSa '-
advance me slO on thi''' 8. "'
time drawing out a s20O chez .
endorsed, and bore the sIs,'.'
purported cashier Of a bsot !.
town in Pennsylvania '-'''
8aid Mr.. OrtlIp, banding h- :
sired Smount Mr.. OrtlIP % >
ing for the oily.topgued stray
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
c.sarRhaI Poison,

Wei De Meyers wonderiu. Caterrh
Cuyo ls now di. pensed Ny all dragglss, and
IA delivered carriage paId)by D. u. Dswoy
A 40, No. 70 Dey st., rev YORK. Ihe re'
markable cures which have everywhere ~
sui Cd from tho use d this preparation nave
developed the startling tact that no merely
local b Leatment, IKE snutfs. douchss, and IN
naIationG can possiply reach or destroy a.
,nrrhM virus. Tho antidoth eismenu ds.
covered by III. Wei De Meyer arc absorbed
Throughout he mucous membranous system
IN two minutes time, thus forming an ihocn.
lst 70 and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar 70, eDd ~ uniailins e.,
yanolnAtloa. A "freatise," with fall
s,Atsmsnts by the cured, u mailed nee. ..
times lls ooek Rev Uhas j. Jones' row
brighton, /. L. zone package cured me.
Rev. q. n Taylor, 40 N6ble-sl, Brooklyn,
NY" III restOred me W tho ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. Rois, Co5bleskill, \. Y.n''I
remedy Ia a marvel. Rev, A. 7. fr-eso,
Csiro, N. y" 'Ithss hesn OF great value
TO me Rev. Olnsy Place, Masscna, n. y"
HoV. Geo. Il. Pratt, ~, Stephens keotoiy,
PGllnda, etc. A real cure o. oa'AFrh Tor NOV
ilX1 1taR
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
aheap Batter

Two deslers in the Sec u
market house, anxious to ON"
other, disposed Of tnb eu'"
day at very low raf.s' VIZ. W..
placed the price OF bis S'.. = ..
c,nts per pound. His IVA. 3.
cred his 70 20 cents. Dt'e''-"
70 bs outwi.,ed tho hfs. D.. i.
dealer set the price OF bis ., =
The other decreased the ''.'
to Il cents. Finally they OLE
the price to one cent ="
Whether the prlce has been ].
know not, but II II has no.
be a good idea for citizens Fl"
quantity.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Terribly hcEIOpd.

James @cGowan, three yeays Of age,
r'sid'pg at No. 1925 French stres,, wat
terribly scaided on tn. faoe, neck and
let shoulder, on Tuesday afternoon by
the 0pfet'lnc ofs tea kettle, The mig
hap was purely accidental. The ehilt
|ss carrying a chair past the kitchen
"'"Ve wien one of tue gupgs caught
tue spo1tof the tea-ke,tIe, upse,tins
the vessel aud spiIling the contents
over HIN. Df. Bile il attending tn,
little sufferer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
DFATHH,

CnNNELL.--In this city, on the 2a,h ihs'.,
Mar.grel, vie oil Wm. ". Conrsil aged
% years.
Ther l&t.ves and friends are respectfully
invited 10 tend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of ler hu band, III East lith atr et'
raturday after oop, at 8 o'clock. Services
at The u. uss al hali past two. TO proceed "
Wilmington and BrandyWine Cemetery.
B0WEES - On the 27ta inst, MichGe.
Rowefs, in the 3lth yeaf Of his age.
The relatives ana friends are invites 70
attend the iuHetal from the Iesidelce OF III:
grandsoI. W. Il. BOwrrs, = yonth and Jei
ierssn .feets On Saturday afternoon. SeIy4
ceg at 3 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
PEELiC HEATH.

The bill .or the prevention OF the
public heath, notice Of which vas g.v-
in the H0Gae by DR.. Tominson, PRO.
Yldes that the common council Of every
city aud TIE commissioner Of every in
corpOratsd town il the State in which
lhere is no, now Board Of Health 4iy
organized, rh4I appoint once il each
year Board 0! Health for such city or
town 10 consist o! not lsss than IT, ree
nor more than seven p1TsoLs ct, whom
at L"sst one shall be y phyncian duly
authorized 10 practice medicine, aud ia
caee there ~ port physician already
he shall Ls member oi the Board
e1 Ofhcio.
These several boards Will Le govern
I'D by CMe-rs chosen by themselves.
After giving them the necessary pow err
IN the variou5 cities and towns within
one mile thereof TO remove Iuigances,
prosecute thsir maintenance and pro
vide quarantine regulations aud iaulli.
| les and places for the reception OF per.
sous nu1er quarantine and psrs0ns
sick With Asia!io Malignant CLolers
or any other malignant, infectious OF
cOntsRiou6 dioeass, and iu caaeB where
SICK Ferrous cannot be Otherwise pro
vlded Tor 10 prOOurs Cor them pTope.
Medlca! and other atteudaLC-.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
ThrOwn From aSItixh

Last night, John Ferry was thrown
from sleigh which had been driven
GA to the suow bank a, Frout and
Fleoch Streets. His tace,,aud head were
badly cut He was taken into the Ia
ropesn Hotel where bis wounds wsss
bandagsd.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Tru.teea Of the 500

The annual meeting of 'D' ~
Trustees was held yes'-flal'
to the abfeuee of the sscfr'"n ~ !, ,
kins Cooch, no books ooa % "
ed. superintendent Ba'.o' P.
that there were 2JG inmate , j.
sti,utiou. III the psnPfF q, a., ,
there were 76 white males "
males and "a culored peop'',
In the insane depsrtmsh' IT,
Males, white, 30 fema.ss,
ms .ss, 8; females, b. ,r
Tue session was coniinu'. '