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4 Texan in Court.
He DESCRIBES THB STYLE OF DRAWING IN Ell


he DESCRIBES The STYLE OF DRAWING IN Els
COUNTRY.
This morning. In the Police Court. Harry
Mack, a young white man, was charged with
assaultiDg Of1cer Jones, who stated that While
standing Lear the corner OF Sth and streets
northwest, last night, this man walked uD to
him and looked into MS face, when witness
said, 81 hope you Will know me the next time
you see me-" Mack then made reply, telling
witEeSs 10 draw" aLG adding that he would
make him "draw;" he then put his hand be-
mind ham as II 70 dr2T weapon, when witness
drew his pistol and put II TO Mack5 head. and
told him II he drew his hand he would Kill him.
Mack then caught hold OF witness and they had
lively scuI'le. Witness blew his Whistle for
assistance, and Ofic5r Montgomery came The
TWO officers succeeded 10 getting him to the sta
ton house. On searching him trey found q large
holster around his waist; and On going back TO
where he was arrested, they found Smith ana
estoA improved army revolver OF the lsrrs.;CUstt
slLe, IN hole IL a wall, where defendant had
stclelec 4. Mack took the stand, and stated
that he IS from Texas. and Is a theatrical per
former, but at present keeps shooting gallery
on Pennsylvania avenue. In this city. lie said
that III his country It is customary to carry
weapons. and IS no onence against the law he
was told that II was against the law to carry
eoLeealed weapons here. but thought that
C9aiiDg IL. Witness denied aS3aulting the
officer, ard said that when the officer threat
ened 10 arrest him he said that he had done no.
thing 10 De arrested for. And the officer did
Lot cover him with pistol, and as for witness
attempting 10 draw pistol, he said that in the
country he came from they were taught TO draw
fls1ois. ana draw them last; but ne did not at
Tempt 10 draw his, for II he had he C ould have
mad The ofticer down before he could have
gotten his out; because he knows his business
he STATED That the pistol found by the onicer
was bis pistol, and that he put ft where It was
found TO save trouble. The court said that
taking Ito consideration that defendant prob
aUly misunderstood MS position, and as there
was not much OF an assault he would impose a
fre or so.
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NiIbor.s Cod Liver OIL and Lime.

The friends OF persons wh0 hove been re-
stored from confirmed Consum )tion by the use
or this original preparation. and thu grateful
parties themselves. nave. b. re :ninm ending iG
and acknowledging Its wonderful *effi lacy,
gwen the article vast popularity IN New
England. The Cod Liver OIL Is In this combi-
nation robbed OF its unpleasant taste. and rem
dered doubly effective In being coupled with
the Lime. which is Itself a restorative prin-
ciple, supplying nature with just the assist
ance required TO heal and restore the deceased
Lungs. A. d. WILBoR, Boston, proprietor
Sold by all druggists
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A MEMORIAL MBETIHG.-At the meeting OF the
Medical Society OF the District OF Columbia last
night, DIT. w. 6. Palmer In the chair the me-
mortal paper on the life of the late DR.: ]. c.
HAN WAS read 10y Or. Grafton Tyler, chairman
OF the committee appointed to prepare it. En-
iogistic remarks by the members followed, aud
afterwards it was voted to send manuscript
copy 10 the family, and print 500 copies.
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CITY ITEMS.
Omen the Hottie.

WHICH CONTAINS HUB PUNCH,
Ard you at once have an Incompatible oever-
age, uniting Old liquors aud choice fruits, aud
Which. with hot water or without, iced. or with
lemonade, soda water or milk. is equally fine.
Keep it on the sideboard for the use OF your
guests 10 the Holiday season. and at all sea-
sons Ask your Grocer. Wine Merchant or
Druggist for tt. Price s.. % a bottle.
Office euperfntsndentG General
or the Grand National Exhibition OF the Amer
lean Institute OF Science. Art and Industry. OF
the city OF New York. (FIndtng OF the com
mlttee OF experts and iuGges.)
I'VE recommend the Medals OF Excellence
1or the Witch hazel Preparations OF the Leotg
company as being OF great value and purity"
In accordance with the finding the Med ais OF
Excellence we're awarded.
CHARLES WAGER HULL,
Superintendent General.
cures Plies. Salt Rheum. rheumatism NAu-
Talgla, Catarfh, Painful MonthiieS, Skin Dis
eases.
Sold In fifty cents md aal1,r cIr,,
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Rurneft,S CneneIr,e

HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
NO other preparation possesses such remark
able properties for embellishing and strength
ening the hair and rendering 1t dark and
glossy. 1t cures badness and eradIcates dan
drun.
Burnett'S Flayoring Extracts are the best
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Clear

head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath.
perfect smell, taste and hearing no cough no
distress. These are conditions brought ao )ut
In catarrh by the use OF Sanford's Radical Cure,
Complete treatment for ST..
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES, first OF the season, at
Reeds Sons, 1916 street.-4drt

MORE WAGES WANTED-The journeymen
carpenters OF the District held meeting last
night, at Cosmopolitan hall, TO consider the
propriety or liking upon an increase or wages
over present rates MIR. j. Edmonsto0, wsS
eIeeted chairman, and Thes. Henderson, secre-
Iaiy. a numter OF Journeymen addressed the
naeeuhg upon The subject, stating that the
n s.s now range from Sl.50 to 81 per day,
witch Was lower than In any other city In the
uLlon. Sotne sixty came forward and attached
InSiI Iaules 10 the roll or membership. MesSrs.
Jonn Rouse, John Henderson, Geo w. Darcy.
6oHaiu Magen ana David Gregg were appoint
90 10 prepare ano insert Ia the daily pagers
Iouce 10 TIE BOSSES That they should increase
the pay OF JouTneymen. II was decided IN hoid
another meeting next "Wednesday night.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Duncans0n
Bros, aucttonesrs. sold yesterday for MeSsrs.
T.. g. Lederer and John Walter, truste IS. the
north 81 feet inches front OF lot No. a. In
square 40, situated on AZ street, between |
and streets southwest, and partly improved
for &, 255.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by X. a.
Golden, agent, since our last report:-l5,0 900
shad, at $50 10 $50 per hundred; 200 punches OF
rock and perch, at 80 to so cents per bunch.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmuSemenfs, &C., Moonlight.
FOTd,S opera House =" Olivette'-beneflt OF
Mr. j. Louis Ford.
Lincoln HaH.-HerZog'5 assemblage of Won
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New York carpenters and ioiners get $3.50 to
So per day, and The employers have Volunteered
10 pay uniform rate OF 50, but they demand
$3.50, HousesmithS will demand SO cents q day
advance Some OF the cabinet makers are All
tat1ng an advance.
Leila L. Morse. youngest daughter Of the late
Prof. S. T. b. Morse, was married, az Pougl-
keepsic, +. y, Monday, to Franz Ruminel,
the well known pianist.
There We're Al deaths from small poX In Phila-
delphia last week
The Connecticut legislature has passed a
bill prohibiting steam oyster dredging.
The Few Russian ''merry-go- round"-Roussa.
kof, Telezkoff, Michaelkor. Headsof.
An exchange says that "Garfield rises at ~
INDUCES In seven-up, eh?-DetrOu Free Press
An exchange publishes an article headed
How to Tell Mad Dog We have nothing
to tell @ mad dog that we cannot communicate
by telephone or postal card.-BiRghaneton Re-
publican.
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sold In fifty cents and dollar sizes,
Liebfe Co... Coo. R.ef ror,,

MY patients derive marked and decided
nenent from It," says Prof J. NJ CirnocLan,
nj d., PROF. surgery. New York Medical Col
Iege BE sure 10 ask for Lteoig Co Coca Beef
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II IL Pc.
e Fl U 1T
L "a x "A Z ~ Il,


PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS ANO
PLANTS. Ia thorough in its Medicinal Action
and yet 80 AGREEABLE to the TASTE that
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to divide
the LOZENGE Into parts (say two dosesl to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET 1t Is espe-
ciaIy essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
till one becomes accustomed to it's use-when mild
action aud the most satisfactory results are sure to
follow. Ladies and children. and those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to
secure cathartic action, especially pleased with
its agreeable qualities. Try It ONCE. and you win
esteem 1t highly as a SAFE, PLEASANT and Eff
FECTIVE remedy. Packed In bronze tin boxes
only Sold by Druggists.
Price. Is Gents. Large boxes. 90 Cents.
mars eo&w
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AMISEMENTS
I INCDLN HALL.

! 1No"LH Hall.
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 18TH. 1881.
YALE COLLEssE GLEE CLUB.
GS NoieesN.
IN COLLEGE SONGS. 0LEEs, SOLOS, CHoRTsRs. &c.
IL every city. Crowded houses show how thor
ouEhlS los u sr u ese concerts
Inc milwaukee, Sen'in.l" says THE program
va novel. and n the highest degree entertaining
III cons1s' ed of f.uEliiar Gulaee Sorgz which were
yssed the house
Iickets, 5lc. each to he had at principal pok
ana Music Stores Re- served seats Toe :. may he
procured st Parets Book Store, l22lfs ave sp7,lIt
EOKD's OPERA HOUSE.
To NIGHT. BENEFIT OF
J. LOUIS FORD,
MISS EVA MILLS has kin sly volunteered, and
will ling choice Sc ecton, besides which
The BRIGHT, New & ,mic Opera.
OLIYETcE.
Will be gwen by an enlarged company.
Chorus Of Thrift!
A0raLd Orchestral
New Costumes, Decorations, &c
Also some Of the gems Of III Nautical Opera OF
BILLIE TAYLOR.
Seats can row be secured at the box Office.
0LiVtTTs will also be given On FRIDAY
ana SATURDAY NIGHT = ani SATURDAY MAT
tAEt.
=, Newt Monday-MDNNY MARRET, with s bril-
Hshtcast app
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RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE-The elegant ssles
room, corner 18th and IL streets onposira
Wormley's hotel, has been engaged for the
display and sale OF choice collection OF OH
paintings and water cOlorS by resident artists
which viii be on exhibition at the above placc
on Tuesday and wednesday, April 18th and
18th, day and evening. The sale Will take
place On Thursday, April IL. at 5 O'Clock, and
continue at that hour on succeeding evenings
until all are sold. There Will he 12j pictures Ia
the collection, many OF them OF rare value and
excellence. The sale will be conducted by the
Hell-knoWn house OF Thomas Bowling.
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GPRlNG GPENInG
MRS. J.. Z. PALMER.
l10S + st. Bet. klsh and Hath,
Importer and Designer Of
FASHIONS IN MILLINERY,
will open he. Choice Of Fashions FROM virot
teboux, and the different leading houses IA Paris.
Also
LONDON HATS,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, March 81
and April. rnar2S
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feb2B
HAYWARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE, MAS.

The june examinations for admission 20 Harvard
CoLese, the Lawrence Scientific school, the Law
School aid the Medical School, will hereafter be
held simultaneously in Cambridge Exeter n Il.
New York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago and
San franchco on the TIL TUESDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY following the last WED NESDAY n,
June. They viii begin this year on THURSDAY,
JUNE S0TH, at B am
Candidates may present themselves upon o par.
of the examinations.
Fer recent examination papers and furthnr in
formation address the REGISTRARS, Harvard COL
lege, Cambridge. Mass. mars 2awlOt
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West Washington. nee Georgetown.

TIE VACANT CoLLECToRSHIP.-Ev Everybody
here is wondering why an appointment Is not
made to the Office of collector of customs OF
Francis Dodge. If "a inc unanimoms wish of
the citizens that the place be given to George.
town man, as has always been done hereto.
fore.
A SLIGHT FIRE IN THE COUNTY.-AbOut one
o'clock p. m. yesterday, hog pen upon the
farm OF Mr.. Rein Addison, near Tennallytown,
took fire from some ashes dumped near It, and
burned the pen, four hogs, and some hay ana
corn. Loss, about $50.
GRAIN ARRIvALs--Boat NJ. C. w. Boyer, With
1900 bushels wheat; boat Caledonia, with $50
bushels wheat and 2,G00 bushels corn.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on'Change
to-day: $3.50 bushels wheat. sold at prices
ranging from 1925 TO 12s; 1900 bushels corn
sold at 81 cents
A NEW BUILDING ASsoCIATION-Ever body
wishing stock In a new building association
should attend the meeting at Crople. = Il all
to- night. See adVt.
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FURNITURE SALE.-The sale Of furniture nv
Thomas Bowling, which was to have taken
place 10 day. is unayoidably postponed unfil
Tomorrow ar the same hour. 7
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DR. 'METTAUEk'S
NJ A b A c He PIlLS

Cure most wonderfully In . very short time both
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS-
PERSIA IN its worst forms, Cleansing the body OF
excess OF bne, producing regular healthy action
OF the bowels.
full size box OF these valuable PILLS, with full
directions for Q complete cure mailed 70 any sd-
dress receipt Of LINE threecent postage stamps.
For sale By all druggists at rs cent?.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD, one OF tie most eminect
clergymen In the country. pastor GoI1t Vernon
d. L. Church, Baltimore Md:
i have no hesitation in assuring You thst DR..
METTAUR's HEADACHE PILLS have proved mo<s
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor N. e. Church. Hs-
1 have tried DR.. METTAUn's HEADACHES PrILA
with great beneht. am now seventy mine yearu
old. and have been subject 70 Constipation . num-
In my case, the first time / come TO Baltimore j
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A. THmEKKD. pastor NJ z. Church.
gave DR.. MHrrAUR's HEADACHE Pills 10 a
Fever. and In two days be Was out attending 70 bis
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRRKIRD.
Rev.I. e. PETERS. pastor NJ. I. Church. Urbana Vs..
have used one box OF DR.. MErTAURe HEAD
ACHE PTLLs, and found them most benencia.
Please send me another box.
Yours truly, I. x. PETERS.
Rey: 9. "; HOBBS. pastor II. E Church. Pied
Thsye given my wife. who is sufferer from Head
sche, DR.. MErTAuRs HEADACHE PILLS. and one
a0'i yours q rss truly A'' '"A' ' GEO a ". HOBBS
RRoWN CHEMICaT IN
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LADIES GOODS.

DOUGLASS
NEW AND BEAUfIF0.. DESIGNS IN SPRING
AND SUMMER
III q | = Il
For Ladies, Misses snd Children.
SILK HOSE
In Black, White, CsrdIusi. Old Gold. Pink and
Blue
Our Stock o. the Celebrated
d. V. & ID BALM ikAII SKIRTS
is large and prices very low.
The last lU0 dczeu of those
25 CPNT CHEMISE,
Which we shall offer this inst opened.
DDUGLAsN,.
mar29 Ninth st st. Cloud Building.
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"HEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT
w leaves machine at your house. do not pay one
cent 1t until you come here and see what You can
buy precisely the same m clne for.
jSn17 MCKINNEY, l27 9th street.
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BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
kOlePrOpristOrs, BatrimOre, N

fe12-eo k0lePrOprtstOrs, BatumOre, Md.
nAIRYMEN, ATTENTION,-yust received two
cars Oat Straw, and for sale quantities to
suit. As rood - Glover Hay and Q great deal
cheaper. VIII make the richest miik ana more OF IL
". 81. TENNEY SONS,
Wholesale Dealers In Flour, Feed. Corn, Oats and
Hay, CAPITAL MILLS. febS .
IMPORTED SALAD OIL, for Table and
II Kitchen use. % per gall, SEC. per pint.
COMP. LIC0RICE POWDER. for purifying the
blood and regulating the system. 25c. per box. a
q. La KLOCZEWDA1'B DRUG STORE,
nAsll 430 9th q. NV.
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Terrible Loss nfLif

Millions OF rats, mice, CATS bed bugs reaches
lose their lives by collision with though Oh
Rats" Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. tn
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for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81
AL druggists. STOTT & CROMWELL, Agents,
60 $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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r,,o,h ,16ora - y =. Iis.,- ,,-,,
Ing, and deliVercdin Hlb3. ward prints, 45c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
'sWett mix &c. per qt. Cream, l0c pint
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Skinny Men.

Wells Health ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
tive functions. 81, at Druggists, $50 Penn.
ave. W
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II INCOLE HALL.

national THHaFER.-Two PER
~ F. FINANCES ONLY. FRIDAY evening. April
S;h, Saturday mstiEee, April 9ta, MILE. SARAH
BERNHAbDT, supported by Henry Z. Abbey's
French Comrany. FRIDAY eve ing, April 9Th,
Meithoc aud baeveys Play of FROU FROU.
noon, April 9Th, viii apPesr ii Dumas play Ca
mile, Marguerite Gsutier, Nile. Sarah Bern
harGt- scae of prices-S3, 80 and 81, according
TO location Sale of Feats will commence on Mon
day, April 4th, at box office O; Theater. at 20
O'clock m. rnsr30
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GATAknP LIZ KE y
TTy IT. DR.. Dnpare's Blood and Liver Pills remove
M % Price ~ cents nxbs Mr Dr.
sumption. Price, IS and 80 cents: Dr. Dupare's
never failing Pile Remedy cures blind, bleeding
Western Medical Depot. Gle West baltimore street.
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TIE TELEPHONE WAR--A conference was held
last night between officers OF the Telephone
Company and the executive Committees an
pointed by the Subscribers Association. which
was OF harmonious character, but no conciu-
sion as agreed upon. The executive commit
that committee, to be submitted to a puollc
meeting. probably On Monday next. At the
annual meeting OF the trustees OF the Telephone
munds was elected president; Mr. F. b. Conger.
secretary and treasurer; and Mr.. w. II. Bar.
nard. general manager. 1t was decided not to
make any changes IN the appoint!ve Offices at
present
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LADIES flannel suits, new styles, only 80, at
Chas. BauIn's, 4l6 Ith street-Adut
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RfMEMBRR THESE BARGAINs.-Chauce for to-
morrow and Saturday only, to buy odd deco
decorated tea sets, A pieces, 81; decorated GOV.
eftd soaps, 26 cents; 1000 other articles TOO
numerous 10 mention, at Augenstein's Ma.
Adrt.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-07
-
Lecture AMd Entertainment

Alexander Jackson, Il graduate of
Howard University, Washington, D..
G., will lecture at the Shiloh Baptist
church, next Wednesday evening, on
"Randoln Thoughts Concerning Young
Men," In connection with the lecture
there will be literary and musical at
fractions, and a table OF refreshments.
This part of the programme will contin-
ue through Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings. On Wednesday even
ing the programme will be as follows:
Prayer, by the pastor, Rev. 3. I. Moore;
singing, by the choir introduction, by
w. w. Winston; lecture, by Alexander
jackson; duett, by the Misses NJ. f.
Tayerweather and NJ. \. Elias; closing
remarks, by Rev. II. II. Mitchell; full
chorus, by the choir.
On Thursday evening there will be
singing, readings and addresses. On
Friday evening there will be Il mum
sociable, and on Saturday night May
offerings will be presented to all whc
participate in the grand march, which
takes place at ten o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-07
UPTME BRANDYWINE.
what IL New Around Rising Sun.

The machinery for the mill recently
occupied by VIM. Hunt, which was
burned last september, is daily expect
ed The new proprietor expects to be
ready to begin operations about the first
of July.
Our people feel somewhat Chagrined
that they are now compelled to pur-
chase 30 cents worth Of street car tickets
to get them at the old fare of ) cents
Since the company has ceased to sell
$40 lots ourdrugglstS will not sell them,
hensc the necessity of investing 50 cents
at once or paying 6 cents per ride.
The wedding season continues. Last
evening, (Thursday) at So'cloCk, Mr.. e..
Edward Thompson, and Miss Annie X.
Wood, daughter Of John Wood, ESD,
(for many years druggist and postmas-
ter ut this place. We're united in we'd
lock by the Rev. ID. ID. Smith Of Christ
(EpiScopaD church. Presents were
numerous and elegant, consisting OF
china, linen, silver, glass, and jewelry,
Fields are beginning to take on their
usual spring habit, and soon our beadtl-
ful Brandywinc will be in its glory.
We extend to'Our Wilmington friends u
cordial invitation to turn their horses
heads III this direction i'll their drives
and guarantee them Il scene worthy "A
painters brush as the reward for their
trouble. Some of the most beautiful
views are to be found here. A glance
from the foot of BreCk's lane toward
Haglcy dam when the rays Of the sun
are striking the water fully, amply
repayS the visitor to our village. An
other beautiful view is to BE- obtained
from Mount Airy, two dams can be
seen and the roar of a third can be heard.
Then for visitors on foot we have
Fcathered Lane, IA beautiful path along
the upper brandywine from Bancroft 5
mills to Rising Sun, and Wills rock
than which no more beautiful spot can
be found in the State, perched nearly
200 feet above the creek and directly
behind Mt. Salem church, little parties
take their lunch with as much pleasure
as if at Mauch Chunk (the SwitZer-
land of America) or Watkins Glen.
While we have no manufactured rustic
bridges, grand pavilliOns or the accom-
panimcntS to famous summer resorts,
we have as beautiful natural scenery as
can be found in this great republic. A
ride to Rising Sun on city cars and Il
walk back to the city by the romantic
Brandywine makes a pleasant day.
w
Daily Republican., 1881-05-07
CRoQUEV,
RING TOSS,
LAWN TENS.

A large assortment of Hammocks Base
Balls and Bats, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows
and Express Wagons. We would call your
attention to our stock Of Children's Carriages
at factory prices. Bottom prices in OIL Cloths,
ery ware, Boots, Shoes and Fancy Goods.
Everything in the housefurnishing line. Fire
Works, Flags, Lanterns, sc. We would pc
pleased to have you call and examine our
stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-07
Terrible Result of Local Option

The Cecil Wing says: One victim OF
Local Option was discovered, on Thurs
day evening. Sidney Bayard, q color
ed denizon Of Water street, who, it is
said, has been on regular chronic
drunk for the last ten years, fell in tit
Oh Main Street, near Bow. He was ta-
ken up by Bailitt Shockley, assisted by
others, and an attempt was made to get
him home. Before reaching there how
ever, lie had two Of three additional at
tacks. A physician was called, who
pronounce the fits the result Of sudden
stoppage Of his whisky rations. He is
YET in greatly reduced condition and
may not be able to wheather the storm.
He was taken to the aims house.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-07
PUEBLO SALE.
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIU SALE
win be sold at public sale, at No. 44 Lo m
bard street, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
at 10 o'clock, a. m,
The contents of a large boarding house,
such as bed. .steads, beds, quilts, Sheets Brus-
sels. ingram and rag carpets, bureaus, stands
cane and wooden chairs, extension table,
china, glass and queensware, first class cook
and parlor stove, cooking utensils, &c. Sale
positive, as the undersigned is going to dis
continue the business. The goods are nearly
new, having been in use only short time.
For further particulars call on the auctioneer
MISS SALLIE A. J. DAVIDSON.
l.. w. STIpHAM n Son, Auct'rs. my36t