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Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

Fhe Business Traae aased at Tie
seGstD0 YestSsoaY.

The Court of Chancerv, yesterday
granted the petition Of Harry Emmons
Bsq., representing John Brssr, admin
istrator of Absl Brear, who Is thought
to be dead, TO have money, which il
held by the court for said Abel Brear,
paid 70 his client.
A petilioa for an erder for notics
from Anne 4. Dickinson to Mary J
Hill, ct al, TO the effect that Ann 4
Dickinson will apply at the next term
for an order for partition, was present
ed by Charles B. Lore, Esq.
The account Of Edward J. MoManus,
assignee in insolvency of Andrew Crum
lisb, was also presented by Mr.. Lore.
The Chancellor, not being certain as TO
the practice in cases OF insolvency and
not beipg satisfied as to whether there
might rot be more creditors, refused
TO allow the accounts 70 be closed up
The Chanoslor ordered that q bill
in equity by William Il. Crump ct. e..
James A. Hall be taken pro confasso.
The defendants solicitor has been
granted the privilege OF attending the
bearing and will be given ar opportu-
nifty to be heard before the final decree
Is passed.
Benjamin. Nields, Reg, presented
the petition Of Thomas Darlington
trustee of Anna L. Woods, foT author.
ity to invest funds at per cant. inter.
est. The making of the order war
postponed.
In the case eff Gould VS.. Calvert Mr..
Nields m1ds return. His request fol
a decree for distribution was granted
A petition, asking for a writ OF posses
sion for the purchaser, William Pritch
ard, vas presented by Victor DUPONT
BaQ,
A petition from Margaret T. Candy,
guardian of Louisa L. Richards, asking
permission to apply part of the princi,
pal to the eustenancs OF the ward. tbs
income no. being sufioient. was grant
ed.
Witnesses testified in the case o.
Wsrren Va. Lambson, that the farm @
Amos Lambson, surety, is worth fror
$50 to &lOO per acre. The property il
situate on tho New Castle road auC
conteinB 1877 acres.
The chancellor removed Giles Lamt
soa from the trnsteeship Of the prop
erty Of NJ. A. Warren and her chi!
dren.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

Enc Business Transacted NJ Last
kfSht's EsSSfen OF CouReEI.


Tie City Ceaucil me, in regular ses-
sion last night, President Sharpley
being absent Col mel Taylor was called
TO tho chair.
The Street Commiitee reported favor
ably upon the following petitions: That
Of the Wilmington City Railway Gem
pany, who asked for permission 10 lay
tracks ON Fourth street east OF Market
street, and on French or Walnut street;
tina. Of William r. Westbrook, who
asked for permission to cree! telegraph
poles in the city. The reports were
adopted.
Tho Rire Committee reported that
thsy had, on Friday evening, February
II, made their annual tour OF inspec.
tiou TO the tire companies. They had
tound everything In eEHelIen: ccpdi.
.ion and the companies we're fuliy
equipped in case Of Gre. Ia eoraluston
the report urged the adoption G! ahe
fre alarm telegraph.
The City Treasurer reported bal
auee of $So,5G2.S9 in baEk 10 the
CES'llL OF current expenses.
The Chic! Engineer Of tie Water
Department reported that fer ths week
ending with Tuesday, February %, he
hsd employed IS men, with pay roll
amounting TO Sl6l.35.
Tie Street Commissioner reported
shat for the week ending with Satur-
day, February 10, he had employed I
men and l single team, with e pay roll
amounting TO s43.37.
Petitions were received az follows
From buckingham & Co., who asked
that lamp be placed on Front stree;
between Market ana 6hSpiey streets
from John hoSorley, who asked tia!
dressings be placed on V&u6oVer ave.
nue. and Baens Vista street, a. the
intersection os the two strests from
JOHN 7. BtSyDard, who asked tLat
Fourteenth street bs paved and curbe}
from. Eeald street 20 Cherry lalSrQ
mar9h from Philip Plunkett, Wht
aEksd that Eleventh street. belSe.i
Jefferson and Madison streets, TX
paved.
The FAns Hose Company Lsfsd IL:
isl,@5Q, the ful! appropriation.
Lewis Il. Springer and others pre-
scented 3 Egnoustranoe against the erec
ton Of d frame stable on the west siG'
Of Orange street between Second sEt
Third streets. Referred 70 the FnblI
Building Committee.
1 kra Aka Kim W.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
To tho Pmblkes

Persons desiring to 60 to Washing
ton to attend the inauguration Of Gen.
Garfield, can obtain tickets by calling
or sending their name, with the money,
81 80, to The Lincoln Club room, this
evening. Tickets good from Sd to Tth
inclusive. No club tickets issusd after
70. plorrcN.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
Rev Jersey Hariroad Ntsasters'

MInDAErouH, N. j., Feb. "a The
mail train on the Nsw Jersey Midland
Railroad leaving Jersey City al 7.22
O'Clock this morning for this place, was
wrecked by broken rail just east O!
0gdeushurg, N. j., 80 miles from its
destination. at 1915. The combined
mall and smoking car and passenger
cosch went down steep embankmont,
twelve feet high, tnrning over twice.
B0th cars took FIRE from the overturned
stores aud were burned up. The pas
ssngerE, about twelve in number, and
the train rnen were all gotten out alive.
some slightly soOrshed, AL more or less
hurt, but none fatally. The mai! was
entirely destroyed. The engine and
ex press GER remained OF the trsck.
The engineer, Aaron Castle, and the
OK press messenger, Il. l.. Codet, sc.
sisted the passepgers ont OF the burn-
ins ears.
The passengers when emerging from
the burning cars were blsckened with
smoke aud SCOT.
Uae woman ard two children woe
the only passengers who escsqed w.
hErt.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
The weather.

War Department, Office OF the Chiet
Signal Officer, Washington, Feb. 2S-l
D. N.
Indications for Friday--For the Mt2.
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudt'
ness. with rain or snow, northwest
backing to warmer southerly winds
falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
Very hin.

We wsre shown some exceedingly
q ii ahee: steel this morning Dy u. W.
EYrow. It is one tw0-thousardsth Of
81 !uoh in thickness and ss thin as
t,ss14 papar. Mr.. II. had it cold-rOlled
10 uft;er by Pittsburs firm in order to
Al LIN. IN o sarioo of experiments he is
Ii .E,8E With metals Us sound rever-
b-ra:oss, and wa1 procured through
tha nausrce Of Messrs. DisstOn Il Sons,
the large saw manufacturers Of Phila.
deIphia. 1t is said to be the thinnest
ever rolled,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
FkxE OPERA.
u~.tsa, Treaa-Marie Rozo TO
,,rrrs a largo Wtimipetoh Au'
dicuce.

u~.tsa, Freaa-Marie koze ue
rights a largo Wiiminstoh Aa'
dicuce.
unapp,eciatIve as Wilmington audi
,rseg usually ara of drs. class operate
.nnce,: singing the audience that greet
~ Nsr,s Ruz in the Opera House last
.;cht Gas E partial exception. The
.nSianra vas much larger than usual,
- nm Of the best citizens OF VIII
n,;ugto . . Gpd despite the coidnsss which
.h,,ac,sri2ss Wilmington audiences,
% .,;s one a, least vas dernonstrauEe and
.horsl s ~ high appreciation of the
.nnsic md the distinguished vocslists
lw frs9 Uent outbursts of applause and
s.,~.v .pcores ct the end OF every
t. Y was all through very su-
snvss}t STAIR and gave character 70 the
.sniau u9rd Course" and It's manager.
rha ryosrsmms which was carefully
made wsth excellent taste and iudS-
mani. was very interesting.
Me,,,s. Peragini and Csufnan were
londlg applLudsd in the duets from
.tUar,As." Er. Csufman has an iu-
initial r. ue tenor voice, and nr. Peru-
cipi has q 10 less deep bssso.
K,, ! lbling's performances upon
,ha n.apo without the aid OF notes
tbrilis. the audience and every time
he 2nr. arpG he was heartily encored.
Mss ,i7l!s AnsndGls next to Marie
pog. g.i the favorite Of the evening.
The selection from "rhe Huguenots"
bv Ny.rlser was exquisitely rendered,
ana gssponding to an encore she kept
the audience In delightful humor BY
the rena.,ion oithe popular air, "Poily,
tha ,1gs are IN the corn"
Mzrie RoEs's appearance was greeted
with Lesr.y demonstrations OF delight
She vas exquisitely dressed and beau,
tpl al all limss. She never appeared
TO q better advantage, abe just put
enough Of the dramatic into the ARIA
from. "Rohert le DIsbls" to make 1t en-
chanting to the audience which In the
wo-ls of the poet Longfellow TO Marie
misas Lave said:
20. We who listen to thy voics,
Forget thy face to view;
End we who In thy f4cc rejoice,
icrget 10 listen 100
The bend In the river" and "Devo
ti2u' the former from BlumenthRl, anc
the Latter Marie Rore's own compost
tiy1 were rendered in very plessan
msnue: Gnd Indicates that she Is a
goo1 composer as she is singer.
Mies Anandals acquitted hcrsel
wiz great credit, her fne soprano
vo. aavins a magical and pleasing ef
feet upon the oudiencs.
The "Thr9s Sailor Boys" were ilne
" rrulsred by Mr.. Cantiman,
i qrartstts from "!.!goletio," il
wi. l. al the singers we're engaged
VA Z Ct climax to y delightful enter
tsiuuant, and left the audience in
pipassa. humor with the singers, tn
Diamond Course, s1d tue managers
MSdame Res was the recipient OF
con Die 0. very handsome fora tribute
during the evening. The next enter
tsi.lent of tbs Diamond Course /
ParsU1'e, for Saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
PRICE ONE CENT


Gus Williams will appear a. the
opera House on Monday evening In
soar dsr,oan Senator Z" Tas Cipe;n.
nattj Enquirer says "Ns. Gus. will
liams, the Renowned German dialset
actor, appeared in this city for the Sec
ond time this season in his great sue
cess, "Our German Senator" Ths
audience at Pixies last night to greet
min on his second appearances was a
fine one, AID laugh after laugh follow
ed throughout the whole two hours and
half of genuine fun. Everybody
Knows Gus Williams, and to know him
is to know what he can make Of such q
character. lie is supported by an ex-
oallent company, all ofwhom know how
to make the most Of every situation in
ths piece.
Hyou want 10 enjoy a laugh ii. you
can't rect, jnst take in "0ur German
Senator.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
The AriniVersayy

Of the Young Peoples Missionary Band
OF Hanover presby Churca. will
be held in the le,ture.room this( Friday
evening,at Z 30 O'Clock, to be addressed
by Rev. Mr.. Keigwin.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

81.
b" Is. Anna Hopes, ChristIa1a I'D,
" Ee, u. W. Davis, st. u eorgeS.
80 haYi-tt Property, Mill CreeE I'D.
- %9, L. y. rapH&ZeD, ". g. CIeeA Id.
~, A. House, Assignee.
AIarCh
:, sohn y. Taylor, New Castle Hd
= 3, Amos House, Chadds' kcrt.
s, Roberta n Tyson. Della. Co., Pa
!, y. spence. Chrlstllna Hid.
" 4, lslac q. LarKln. Chester Co. Fa.
6 7, Isaac Moody, near kirkwOod.
:, Sanders dry goods, city.
7, H. q. Fearce, New CASTLE KG.
s, &. 4. Hobson, Cnristiana lad.
" 3. James Rge1, ChrisIiana Hid.
" y, James LyIe, Mill Dreek Hd.
" 10, MlrgafeS Palmer, ChriBtanA i'd.
/" ~, John i. Ward, PencIder I'D.
" ID, Ann BeefOn, brandywine lid.
" Ia, John K. Reos, Penoader Hid.
" Is, l.. +. KITE, New Castle HID.
" II, ROoert $ HOss, New Castle Hd.
" n, WIS. WIN. SmitB. new Castle Hi.
" " Mrs. T01gs, rtDth Ward.
" "a, George Whitfield, New CaG&e.
" ~, NT0 Smith, city.
' Is. Samuel Finley, city.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
Horrible BH HsRt mEB

4 family was found N horrible CON-
dition near Milwaukes, on Tuesday, by
the Coroner, who had been notified OF o
death in thu house. The inmates con
sisted Of the mother, i'll from giving birth
to child eight days before, which had
been dead in the house for two days, and
four children, the eldest Of whom was
only ten years OF age. For iorIy.eisht
hours the family had no food, "other
than seraplng from an old sWill barrel
which had formerly been ussd ia carry
ing slops from dfstillety." The tath;
er, Ernest Lu.s, is IN jail, awaiting trial
tor stealing an old harness. He finish
ed a term Of 60 days at the House OF
Correction OF Monday for a petty offence
and when released waa immediately
arrested for the theft.
Browning's Tonic and Alternative, the
oraat hl,od nurifier, sold by Taylor Il
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25


san :'Ses o'A7 ''''''''H Hun SoS $50
FRY WolLss HInd0o C8tarrn euro.
Yrv Ktnrrs 4ood Samaritan Gjougb Sy-np
Nor, heau.ifrl photo. trames at efe s,o-e
,1.1,S-~ ,o..h,,.. 90, :, -. 49,.
EA1ASE' cupp'ns ~nh ieooh'Ns, iVo E'' "a Se
SA'!ors nave ID nara G@e ol lt' lAoy ere
Always III d iA"Ss'
A Light Wsi9hG--wattta& with the Eas
turned on toll 1Or the Old tUks to 20 10 UGd.
A beypsr set M bD,,uegR tina other dav
W IN A sIpsN sign reading, II elp wanted.
.rorao, oana- rocor.,r aanorr.a. A
- .uN0"" ItpS' ,is.D,,;o 'ns .T, w., q
.jr1,aSS ''''-~ ""'N0
oAtoaeanS D. Sio VI "a - s5a.na wv nlsn "'@Su
L+'' % A"I I1'lA Ho'' a. -
A dog which won't run Tor an elephant
Will Gr2&S MS accE tFNlhS 70 get away rom
al V'S''' oAN'
Iiy0u ASK the average man Whlt tthe II Is
three seeonds after ne mas restored MS WatcE
10 hls pockot he c<n'' t'll 1o@'
lia young man Is IN Efeas hurry 10 Sc''
tie down ne shoUld iocate himself on swamp
lands |h3ie tho m1u Is seiE'
D wsii known clergyman asserts that no
smoking win be allowed In heaven. SLno
kers will therefore take the rear car and
lul "a W SA'A 'N'N'
A.sro,timo,hv hev fvesternl inst mn
loadct, and offer ~ at d low pri;e,a Gay mar,
kct. 7ly W. Ffon.:3t.
r,,n- an, ,a.n ,-o,n ,.-or,s n,,rro,,
,oI't, t1;t,, ,tI n,,rr, r,tt;
!,,g W Frout street.
No. &, ,.o .,n,o .o s,o., Ana r,,+,,.o
w" ~ ..ig "u'' ~ s"iec, t.no p1ot'.ts
tslAes ElSue py ulSt citss LhsgllAilo u "a
sSlu Cne@peL man any o@Hpt 0Ti"DtSMeHI ls ~ ~
thG c,y .. @ W@mu4lLN.oH' ~, " a. n~"eH' wv
w., 9 ,n.,,n lr,,,, h,s ;rs. t,,sboa-r,uv
AiFs; S'PE4ho '"LV rAS I'VE. .sa nmisnsp'FinJ
insl u.u u.op any ,lt.ts.s nUtcs S"S%" 90 neI
Spus.n aE"u w i"t"i - ~, NV "S
KNOWS oh' pn' II i''S u+10' 'A9 i''nH' uN
e<''
rItsons ahClnS tuo, wv n "uu p',"1o,o p rus "Hot
~ruieSS's %uu tT'@n Hin 70 ASon..n0u1teH
~ ~. H. haVoio 10 e, - SI't.
Ae1' TAso N''1' 1Ne"'' IA U'' 'N''0' j. 90
There ia said to be great similarity Dc
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

NJ tte REPUBLICAN 0iace, ON Frl6sy
morning, Feb. Is:
7 o'olcck, 10 O'Clock, IL c'os0ck,
1SC 33c 34S
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
Who IS Mitchell

For ira GETrklICAN.
kEssas. EDroRs Will you please
inform q reader if the newly elected
Senator, John I. Mitchell, Of Pennsyl-
vania, il auy relation OF eZ Senator
john Ii. Mitchell, Ct Oregon, WHO $40
cesded joe Lane, and was in turn suo-
seeied by ex-Goveruor G:overS
understand that the Oregon Mitchell
also came from Pennsylvania.
BARNEY R0sRs HI-AET.
Ansver-We DO TO. teel oompeter:
10 answer the inquiry II o satisfactory
manner, but will say that the papers
Of the time stated that the Oregon SEN
Gtor's name when he lived, we think in
Westmoreland county, Pa was not
Mitchell bat John Ripple, that he got
into domestic difficulty and went 70
Oregon where he added Mitchell 10 his
name, thereby giviog himself the lame
Of John Ripple Mitchell, but only
u0irg the initial OF the middle name.
The xfsiT led 20 considerable talk at
the time when il was found ont that
JOHN Il. Mitchell was tia same John
Nipple that ONCE lived in Western
Pennsylvania, and there were rImors
0! q Senatorial investigation, but WHEN
the matter became thoroughly under
stnod and II wss found thGs the Senator
WAS mes to b. blamed for the difficulty
which led him 10 adopt the name oi
Mitchell, the matter wss dropped. II
this be go, OK Senator John H. Mitchell
Of Oregon is no relative whatever Of
Senator elect John I. Mitchell OF Ti0g&
couuty, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

at the Bee Hive, No. Soe Market street,
Nine. Damorest's spring patterns. R.
L, Russell.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
SPRING SESSION
AT THY
ACADEMY.
Tenth L. Market Streets,
MARCH I, ISsH.
MARCH I, ISsI.
4 PRIMARY DEpAHTM EN1

4 PRIMARY DEPA HIM ENT.
Happy snd h0melike, natural and progres-
Eve, and so steadily growing as to require
an additional room Tor its use.
ACOLLEGIATE DEPARTN EyT,
In which the hiEnesr classical. rnathemati-
cal and scientitc studies taught n this city
are now pursued. ClassoB In R0mer, Keno
phor. Virgil, Cicero, AIGebr&, Geometry,
Botany, Eaturat PbtlosophT, rhetoric, Ger
MGn, etc.
A BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.,
In which, upon a sourd basis OF general
PTnc,tc&l Iratu uiDg, precisely tho same course
| In Counting House BOOE EeelinG l3 given
| that n SbtRinad at the brs ctass CONNER
cial Collegea OF New YORK. Philadelphia and
Chicago.
4 NORMAL DEPARTMENT
In which teachers will be trained in the ap.
proved meth0Is Of tee grtac uojern edu-
Gators. WEI. q. BS NELL.
Principal.
Kestdencc-60s W. Tenth 81. leb14 lw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
Good Prfses.

l.. W. sAdbam s. Son, auctloneers,
soid at ths sale Of Matthew Spence,
Christians Hd., on the Gath inst.
horses, 5000; 2 year old colt, sl5l;
seven moptha old colt, $50; turkeys,
" 90; chickens. 81 2J per pair.
at the Sala Of VIM. Lsughead, In
Brandy vine Ed, on the same date,
COWS, from s35 to $50; corn Gl cts. per
bushel.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

The schooner J. Whiting has put in
at CGiEa5id, Mary land, with small pox
an board.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
SEBATE--ARrEHSoOy.

House bill authorizing the laying Gu.
of new pubic road In Milford Hun
dred, with a slight amendment passed.
House bill incorporating the Lincoln
Cemetery Company OF lincoln was read
by title and referred to the Committee
on Corporations.
Horse bill amendatory to chapter 12s
Revised Statutes, was passed.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
Fish.

Powell & Bro. have On their stalls, in
the Third stree: market, halibut, steak
eod-f2l, green pike, rock, front,
salmon, haddook, sun fsh. white
perch, emeltz, cat fish and othsr va
rle.ies Of the finuy tribe. Also lot Of
rei be.ley terrapin. Call early and
avoid the rush.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
Address-WnmIngton. lei. iel

ETOR SALE
One Hight platform spring gro.ers or de-
Livery wagon, never been used; will be sold
cheap.
Also, one Di,eIy.fnishea platform spring
way on, pole and shalta, no top, rlade TO carry
four persons This Is an elegant pleasure
wagon, At the same time It 10 suitable for
ilght hauling. 1t is entirely new, a. I'd VIII
be sold at q bargain.
Als2, tour new Iotop buggies
W. y. WARMER,
Maryland Avenue end Beach street,
teh25 If
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
RREUIAL KAENTAON.
EF. gfuEns' White PnIm0nia
RAlSRna.

kalSRuas
said gentleman on Saturday, saved
my wife from consumption. IL cured
James Long, at Jessup u MOore's paper
mills. Splendid for cou hs, sore throat,
&c. 60 cts. and 81. Sold by dealers.
Depot, 4th and King streets; Phila.,
COZ Aych street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
A BUSINESS DEPhNTMENr
VI DHiLSTER'S ORDER ,
REGISTER'N uFf9OE.


REV CASTLE COUNTY, Feb. Il, 1881.
Upon tho application u Rachel II. CSrubb,
EXecutrtx Of Adam GTuhb, late OF Wilming-
ton Hid, in eald county deceased, 1t is
ordered and directed by the Regis
ter, that the EEqculrix aforesaid,
Eive,nottce Ct granting Of letters Testamen-
tary upon tho estate Of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertisementS 10 be postsd within forty DAYS
IRON the dats OF such letters, in six of the
most public places Of tho County Of New CAS-
Ito, requiring all persons having demands
against tho estate, TO present the same, or
abide by an sot OF Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period, In this
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pub
lshed in Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e-0d.)
-~~, Hiven under the hand and seal Of
LIS. ( Office OF the Register aforesaid, at
t~~--' Wilmington, In New CGsus county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. 9. BIGGS, Register.
N0TTcE.-AN persons having claims against
tho estate Of the deceased mcst present tho
same duly attested TO the EEscutrlx ON
or before Feb. y, 1882, or abide the act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
RACHEL II. 4EURB.
Execut1ix.
Address ilmIngt0n, lei. feb26
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25
ClLE; OF WHARVES.

GALE OF WHARVES.
3
The following wharves Will he sold
public sale, at the CITY Hall, Oh
MONDAY, MARCH :, 1881,
at II O'Clock, 4. M.
Tatnall street whar:,
French .
ktn9
ROBERT Il. TAYLOR,
Chairman Ct iabl!c Building Com.
ieD35 Is
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

NER gE@ EISEMEsTS,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

TSOR EENT.--A SIX ROOM HOUSE AT
IL Rising Sun. Inquire Of
MES. A, 3KARY,
ttb25t&t hlsing sun
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

n. :. Janney's, 500 King street, is
the sure place to get your potatoes,
guaranteed clear OF frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot Of pota-
ties for bakers use. Apples and fruit
OF all kinds at reasonable prices.
Patent Flour.
Wm. g. Pennypacker & Co. fcug is
the best and cheapest in town. Try q
barrel. Sold by Mccartney, No. 2 West
Tenth street.
Prentiss has sold all Of his big steer,
but will have q prime bsef Priaay and
Saturday at reasonable prices, at stalls
IS and "a, Eighth street market. Mar.
keting delived free OF charge.
T. A. Mcclure has on his stalls in
the Eighth street market, q splendid
assortment Of fresh and salt fish. Also
oysters by the quart or bushel.
Eartnsn's Worm Syrup Is a dead
shot to worms. Pleasant TO take. Chill
dren will not refuse to take 1t. Fifth
and Poplar streets.
Cough and cold destroyer, a perfect
cure for coughs and colds. Try DoMEs
TIT CouSH SYRuP. West End Pharmacy,
Seventh and Jefferson strests.
New gravel and plastic slate roofs
put on and repaired by II. Mitchell,
ir., $40 Wegt Front street
-
A Gard.
To 2ll who are suffering from the errors an
tndiscretions Of youth, neyveus weakness
carly DOGGY, loss Of manhood, ETC., Will send
you q rocioo that will cure you FREE OF
6EAR9E. This great remedy was discov
cred by o missionary in South America
Send eelfaddressed envelope to the Rhv
IoaHSH T. lHMAH, station D., New Yorh
CITY. flS-lyW
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

Browning's Tonic and Alternative, the
grea. blood purifier, sold by Taylor h
Fullerton, No. 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

r Osr.---A BRUWN aILk TASSLE
IL vas lost on Market street i2st evening"
The finder Will be suitably rewarded on ieav-
ing the same at Mrs. walkers store, Nlntn
and Shiplcy streets. lepzstt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

xxyANTED.-BY A MAN AND WIFE,
w two or three rooms for light house
keeplny, In central location. Address "A."
RKPUBLICAN othce, lebzotlt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

TIyAEgED A YOUNG MAN, RESID-
w ing In Canada, or three years expe-
rience In architectural drawing, wishes q
situation reference Unnecessary. Architect.
REPUBLICAN office. feh2bt5t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-25

ROTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
I% A. q. Il. are requested TO meet at their
room on SATURDAY evening, the 2eth
inst. A fall attendance is requested as bus-
iness Of Importance VIII be transacted.
ROBT. UuITIN9HAM, Pres't.
feb24.gt L. MCDONNELL. Sec'y.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-10-05

wealthy farmer, gives his name to the creek
which runs through his ranch.
Taken as a whole, the Missouri valley is
one of the most thriving and prosperous in
Montana. Its people are honorable, indus
trious and hospitable, and well deserve the
prosperity which has been %vouchsafed to
them, and which we trust will ever continue
to be their condition. STEVE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-05
a rest Of our FIRE department..

The alarm of fire on last Friday
afternoon, the 18th ult., sounded Tor
the second ward, and brought out
the entire force of the department,
with a rush, to the public square.
None but the chief officers of the
company knew the cause of the
alarm, and the citizens generally
turned out to discover the where
abouts of the fire. 1t proved to be
false alarm, given to test the
promptness and efficiency of our
excellent fire department. The re-
recently organized hose companies,
as well az the fire-engine and hook
and ladder company, did not know
of the intended test themselves, but
in less than five minutes after the
alarm was sounded, they were all
on hand, and five large streams of
water were being poured upon the
top of the market-hourse. Thenew
hose company worked splendidly,
and demonstrated to the citizens of
our city that the addition of this
feature to the department was wise
provision. The test, all in all, was
a most satisfactory one, and our
very excellent board of mayor and
aldermen, and the city generally,
may be heartily congratulated on
having the best fire protection. of
any town of its size and population
in the country.