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Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
LEGISLATIVE pROCE DiS0s.
The BuaiHess TFansseteu IA nc
rive Houses this Mor"i"k'
SueelaIIy reported for the Ref ubliGal.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 2i.-Fhe Eons'
met a. $50 O'Clock thi, morning and
passed bills as follows:
In relation TO constable for kenton
incorporating St. Paul'S Beneficial &c
ctsty incorporating Div. No. D. A. u
H., of New Castle.
The Senate bill amending cha3te
1873, Revised Code, was read a stcopt
time.
Mr., Robinson introduced resolution
req nesting the Senate to appoint VI
yorca COMMITTEES to act in conJuncl!ol
with the Divorce Committee OF tn
House. Adjourned.
SENATE.
The bill relating to tax on telegraph
or telephone poles, and the bill exempt
ing certain real eslate In the city o
Wilmington from taxation we're read
and referred to proper committees.
The following bills were introduced
the bill relating TO the exemption Of
sewing machines; the bill amending
Section !, chapter 30, Revised Statutes
(this bill provides for draining by tile
ss well as by bitches, )bill relating to the
estates Of aliens; (this bill prov ides
that all conveyslces by aliens shall be
as efTsctusI as il they weIe citizens Of
the State.)
Mr.. Bets gave notice Of bill to in
corporate tie Star Club Stable Com
pany.
The follosing bills passed; bill in
cooperating the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Associations the
bill preventing stock from running at
large in schoo. district 49l, Sussex
county.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
THIRD cDiElON.
hURAR hEELs.
The Question OF Probably raising
Them Still Being Disesssed.


Them sIill Being Diseased.
The question Of the profitable raising
Of beets for sugar manufacture Is siill
under discussion Mr.. Thompson, repre-
senting the Wilmington Sugar Beet
Company, argues that the cultivAtor
can raise bsets for the factory with pro
it that will compare favorably with tn.
Income realized upon other farm crops
We call attention to his communication
which has been sent us for pu bheation
Mr.. ]. McIutirs, writing to the Ger
mantown Telegraph, from York, Maine,
gives an experience that is not very
| tisttering. We give IL net merely to
sntagonize the theory Of Mr.. Thompson,
bat as an experience worthy OF sonsid
sraticn.
"Sugar beets--well, | planted two
acres for the Portland Company, the
spring promise being very fine, which
the summer drought soon dispelled--
dried up and cast their leaves; bat the
latter rain brought out new tops and
fualIy made a fair cror--hiteen tons
to the acre. Ny profits would be esti'
mated in tais way--20 cords otmanure,
worth slO0, and the ground is left In
no better condition, IFS coed; plowips
and narrowing twice, $40; seed, 81;
sowings3 hoeing and wedding, $50;
pulling, topping and csrting to depot,
| $50: total cost, 1920. For this We re-
ceived $87 in money and five carloads
Of beet-pulp estimated at $50, leaving
US $S3 ont OF pocket.
Bat We reckon thu beet pulp as 20
much water, barely worth carting from
the depot, and s25 for railroad freight
on the same, (the facts In the case), sc
are Sl57 out.
For want of better place, We PACK
ed our pulp in our ice house, and after
few days a maa would sink in 1t as
quick as he would in q cistern OF water
When it got venta Iivulel Of water ruu
from 1t ever since. Cows like it, hut
one bushel day is all they will drins
OF 1t.
Blythe way, the Maine Beet Sugsr
Company has closed up business here
for good, and is about removing it,
machinery, rot this time 10 Canada,
but to Nav York State.
The verdict Of the Maine farmers is
40 in welcome; We can raise bsets
all the same and make b3tter prof,
| by feeding them to stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
who Is ne !?

For the REPUBLICAN.
MEssRs EDITORS "A gentleman call
ed yesterday. the 10th instant, at ozU
Buttonwood street, and as none OF the
adult inmstes were at home asked a
child who lived there. Being told, the
child was further asked who they voted
for, and did they vote for Garfield !
The child being no politician did not
know. Ifhe is snxiou' to know he can
ascertain by calling aoy morning ex'
cept Sunday, be ore s o'clock, a: m,
il be cannot ascertain by the tahy list
Whoever he is, we oply want to say
that all We want is affair election and
a fair count, sHa that will bring the
answer. B.H,A.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Gnverutnent EeIs4rnyhtux

The House Corlmittee on Pos, off ces
ye'tcrlay, by vote Of 7 TO l, agreed
70 report tavorably the sprirger reso-
uIion directing an inqQiry into the
"Xpedienoy OF establishing Govern
uen' teIeg,aphto postal system aiso,
"tAc co.t Of providing facilities for
transmitting te e'egrapbic messages
equal totaose now possessed by exlst.
'ng corporations, and as to the expense
OF operating the same, with power to
'end for persons and papers, and report
IT any time by bill or Otherwise"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
EUuRrR EplTiCS.
EVENTS Of THE PAST.
II Nv FIoar Was carried Oae Hun
drsd Years AgG-E Brave Act

Hnw PIour Was carried Oae Hun.
dF.d Years ago-G Brave Act
One hundred yeIrs ago, says eX,City
Treasurer Vincent, 1t was customary to
,aul flour In wagons from the Brandy
ns mills to Pi,tsburg. Harman Tai
~, a noted farmer Of B'andyWIhe
Rundred, and also 3! one time mem
Ter OF the Legislature, obserVed this
aston when he was only seventeen
ears age. Ninety years ago he would
aad his team With honr, drive to Pitts
9urg, and, after delivering II aud pro.
aring load OF wheat, wolld return
% the Wilmington mills. When The
Vhea. had been ground into -four II
yould be sent back to Pittsbars 10 be
sold.
At that time the Brandywre mills
we're the most celebrated In the country
The principal proprietOrs we're Joseph
ratnall, Thomas Lea and ------- Ship
ley.
The Harman Talley above alluded to
was the father o. Isaac irfbb Talley,
Of this city. He was the frat person
that hauled manure from Wilmington
to Brsndywins, and vas also the first
person to buil4 large barn in Bran
dywine Hundred. He would bring a
losd OF wood TO Wilmington and iheu
take out home load Of manure. The
neighbors laughed at this aud told him
he had better spend his money for
whiskey that, they said, would do
him some good. Frequently they told
him that be would never fll his barn
with huckleberry bushes. lie lived,
however, to seq the time when the barn
would rot hold the half OF his crop.
Isaac Grubb TRlley, the son, now
lives in Wilmington. He purchased
the old tavern at TallNville and con
verted it into 8 private dwelling. He
is celebrated lor his gallsntry in kill.
ing a mad dog fifty years ago, A lady
was walking aloug the Philadelphia
pike. Coming in the opposite direction
was rsbid dog pursued bya vast
multitude When Mr.. Talley beheld
,he lady's danger, he put spurs to the
horse which he was riding, aud, dash
ing between the canine aud the woman,
be seized and held the dog In such q
manner that II could not bite. The
pursuers coming up the animal was
Immediately shot. The lady referred
10 Is at present residing In this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
SECOND EDITION.
IEwI.ns!xENGTHISA IN AnERICA
A0,ar,.rOfa milton Of People oil
tne ADrahamic Faith.

AO,ar,.rOr milton of People oil
tneA ADrahamic Faith.
Tha result Of the first systematic at
tamnt 10 ascertain the strength OF Ju'
dawn ON this continent, has just beea
nublis ned For many years past there
has been in the sect . growing de-
mand for some statistical informstion
CONCERNING the Israelites in he uni'ea
states not alone as an exhibit OF mate
rial prosperity or status as religious
sact bnt also ss Q means Of enabling
different churches to act in concert IL
all that concerned them as children ol
the Abrabamie faith. In 1870 tne
Board of Delegates Of American l5rael'-
as with the cooperation OF the uuion
of American Hebrew Congregations un-
daytook the task OF securing the deSif-
ed information, the chief charge OF 'ne
matter being placed in the hsnds o.
M william b. Hackenburg OF this o.
ty. Considerable difficulty was expe-
rieuosd in obtaining reliable hgures,
some of the congregations deolinlng TO
respond, while in some places, ~nere
neither congregation nor jewish socis-
t,.s existei. the committee was compel
lad to rely upon their individual e1ort'
Altogether, returns received from
1000 places show that in 1878 there
wsra in the United States 27S congre
cations with q membership OF l2,54o
and that the number of lsraeliteS wa'
23O. .257. Making allowance Tor th'
places not heard from, the total Jewlsi
population is placed at $50, 600 souls
OF these about II 900 are located II
Psnnsylysnia. The oldest oongrega
tion in the country is the Shaar.
Shomsyi i'm, of Lancaster, organized IL
l776. while the Rodef shalom, OF Phi
ladainbia is the next eldest hAvip
bsen organized in 17s0. The riches
congregation is the Temple Emanuel
ofEew York, which although only es
tablished in lS43, and having but 40
members, owns real estate and othe
property to the value Of $7OO, 600 Tn
public institutions established by tn
sect in the United States include h'
hospitals, eleven orphan asylums am
homes, aud six free schools. It's doc
tripss are enunciated by seventeen
newspapers and magazines. The ~
copgreg atoms in America own bstweel
them property valued at Sc, I5O,OoU
and over l3 900 children attend the IT
ligious schools.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
FIFTH e0,Hos
hEWrOKrIILa, n
Condition Of Hu,irs,

Condition OF nu,ips,
salt-rho Pab,tc ,,,s As
Business Ia very dal! IN w.
ancien, towns" Of Newpor ~
ing mills, which are tie m. ,,.A
when In operation are rov y u. u
said for repairs, bat the r4n,i,' I,v'''
been mHde aud they atllI ,.r,a,I ,a,' a.
rhs employees OF the es.a5II,1~
ai may be supposed, btcog :.
much dissatisfied, and nr.,~ =
soon starts up they vii. /.
work elEex here. " =
There ia a report 10 c.rse.,..
the mills are about cLapg,r,
aud that John Marshal, -.
proprietor OF MArshaIl,on .I,.
10 to become the proprietor,
The busiest mAuuiavlar,uc -
ment In the toEn Is ,b. tr'
mAnuiactory Of the Waa.B
operated by John A, C,,'
Company.
Sheriff Clark q few dGys ,,o a
property Of John Simpson to b, !.
In Chandler for 3l0O,. ~
Hanna, late Democrat e,plI'1 4
the Levy Court, Is to Oecqp, ,,''
srty with a view probably to ~,
ing Il.
The property Of the la,. .l,,,
has been cold at atmian,ry,,'
bS Thomas BrACkin aucl.ap.,,
A Crarston for Joseph ..g.'
sf0l. ,"
Professor s ..T. Ford ha. qs,.
class In sloCutIon which nT
next Tuesday evening, tu.I
bly, meet thereafter On u..p,'
ing.
The public schoo! is iu R, !
ton and ably tsught by Ef .a'
Miss Emma Booth.
The proirac,ed meetinr ,si J.,
festivals are aIl over and .-,. !,
ing now to do but to epjoy IL.
In which 10 excellent IL Ii. .,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Lewis Zp0Iey For Mayor.

For the RBTUBLICAN.
MEssns EpIroRs:-Amongst the many
good men belug proposed and Wh'
would make popular candidates toI
nomination for Mayor of Wilmington
by the Republicans, We would most re
specially request the privilege Of pre-
seDting the name Of Lewis Z=bley of th'
Seventh ward. Mr.. Zebl5 y has been I
consistent and hardworkiug Republican
from the organization of the party
until the present tins. He is poputal
with the masses Of the people, need
the Office, and would If ifnoninated pol,
more than the strength of his party.
SEVENTH WARD
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
GAEfcLu NetrranA

There Will b. a meeting of the Gar
Held Veteran Guards this evening, at
1870 O'Clock, in the Lincolu Club room,
jo4 Market street, for the purpose OF
jompieting ths arrangements for at
,eldn President Garield's inaugura-
tiou on the FOurth OF Mach. Several
Of Importance upon
he subject will bs read. Every mem
oet 10 expected to bs present.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
The Whii.aEpr Cnmrt war,,.,

The court martial in the case Of Whi,
taker, the co,"red cadet, met on Thurs
day III NJ" York. The chsrses sJlc
specifications were read to Whitaker
aud the members OF the Court vpt,
sworn il. A. the request Of Whit
takers counsel, and also OF Judge Ad
yocat9 Gardner, both OF whom desir,
time to look over the mas OF ey.denc
taken at West Point, the Court ao
jouEned until tur , Of February,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
ThsIhina.n ItenIle'

Ia the executive session OF ',
ate, Yesterday, a srescln'ioD' o.. y.
hr, Edmuuds, was adopi''' u, ),
the Committee on Priv!IeE -.
tons 10 "investigate ny "n'
the frll text Of the CGIN'ai =
aud ths Accompanying '~. o..
(printed in confidence for Ioe "
the mcmbers o. the seo"''J Y
public last week in twelve " =,
newspapers throughout the "''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
y DEHISTEE'S UhUt,o.
REHSrFR, UFyiCE,

fBW CASTLE COUNTY. JaHua y 3, 1881.
Lpyl tht lppiI'atOh ui AnireE J. HOarlD.
yer, hdnlnisrpt0r N J.. The esrOre Fslirp
late Oi " N.Nfonh HID. IN said county. deo, 4
u Is ordered and dlreCted by The Beglster
that the ftntLiS,rHt0r azores z ytre rotl..
0i tAe HrantiNg Of Letters Of AdnlDItt-ptirn
upon the ostGte tt the deceAscI, with the dat
oi oiTanttHa thereof, Dy cauEing al ,ertisamentt
" hc posted Vith,u forty daJP rom the dstt
1t such lnttus, IN six Of the most pnblir plgces
OF the county OF Now Castle, leuQ!rlng All
persons having deiLanGs ayaiD6, TIE egtate
70 present the same or abide by an Act Of AZ
sembIy In such caso made and provided, And
also cause the same to be inserted WITHIN the
sane period IN tho HGLAwARE HEguBLIoA.
a newspaper pubiIcl9d In Wilmington, and
- he H'GtGn"d therein three weeks, feud !
~ owen uHleT the i.Bnd ani S,ea! at
LIS. UtttcO Oi the Register aforesaid. at
~ New Castle, IN HeE Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and yenr above written,
y. 9. BlriiS. Reqtster.
NortCE.-Ali persons having claims apains,
the estate Of the deceased. must present tho
same duly attested 10 tho administrator on
or beiore Jan. ., 1882, or ABIDE tho Act OF Az.
semDiy In 3uch case made nd provided
ANDRE n J. HDSSlNRER,
Administrator.
haofeis -NeWarK, Del ana
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
LaKnnlanMEeAn.

The following balls vii !'GrS
season
To night-Wsccaco F,' 1-HT
at In4t!tut" Hall.
Wednesday, January .-',.
Harry Yacht Clubs, (oal AA
the HerdmSn Building.
Friday, JGnuary 2s---TD. b..
Asaembly's In WebsGer's Dl-~.!s
emy.
Friday, February 4-TA. r..
Asssmbly's, in Webster. =
Academy.
Wednesday, FEBRUARY 1-F.
psreil Associations, Una. ls4.
Wrbster's Dancing Academr
Wednesday, Februsr~ -T-'1
Of st. LaWrencs's, In the llsa.aI
Friday, February Isl" !
Martin Democratic Clubs, IL w
Dancing Academy.
Friday, February 2j-Th' 4
wine LlorAry Association, in N
Dancing Academy.
Monday, February 2s-IL'I
AS, in Wesster's Dancing A.sf.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

Wei De Meyers wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, ana
is delivered Carriage paidlby ID. h. Dewey
a. Co, No. 40 Dey ST., New York. The Re.
markable cures which have everywhere re.
sui ed from the use OF this preparation have
developed the startling TACT that no merely
local Treatment, like snuiis, dOuches, and In
nalations, can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidoLal elements dis-
covered by DR.. v ei De M eyer are absorbed
throughout no mucous membranOus system
in two minutes time, thus forming an iLocu-
latiye and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar 10. and as un!ailing as,
vaccination. A "TReatise," with full
statements by the cured, is mailed free.
'Wei De Meyers CatarrA Cure Is W rth ten
times its cost Rev. Ohas ]. Jones, New
Brighton, l.. l." Zone package cured me.
Rev. g. II Taylor, ll0 Noble-st., Brooklyn.
NJ, Y" ut restored me TO the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. Reis, Cebbleskill, N. y Tue
remedy Is a marvel. Rev. A. 7. Freese,
Cairo, N. Y" 1t has been Of great value
to me Rev. Olney Place, Massena, N. Y"
Rev. Geo. Z. Pratt, St. stephens RectOry,
Philada. etc. A real cure OF Catarrh for 500.
ll2g 2tsw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
The EmAll.I0z.

The smallpox appears not to spread
much in this city Ju2t row. The Seo'
retary Of the Board of Health has 10.
ceiyed from Philadelphia = report OF
the uumber OF deaths In thR! city lsst
week from this dreadtEi &c urge. The
NUN Ger was forty.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
HllIOIlIng Is for Senators.

more Intellectual ballots ior'pitrG
States Senator were taken il JOINT CyE-
vention OF the Legislature at Harrisburg
yesterday. Ia the last Oliver received
So vote: Wallace. 81 Grow, Sd; SnoR-
den, a. Hoyt, 2, and 4 scattered;
Seven additional ballots for Z. S.
Senator were takeO in joint convention
otthe Tennessee Legislature yesterday
without choice. This eleventh ballot
stood:MayHard, IS; Bate, 81; Bailey, a:
Harrison, 3; ". N. Smith, a; Bright 3.
K. L. Taylor, 2; scattering, 2.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

Noah Bowling, being drunk, assault
ed a man named Barnett, at Delaware
Bend, Texas, last Sunday, and was
shot dead by Barnett.
Robert Huss was shot dead by Byron
Harris at Clay Village, near Shelby
vile, kentucky, on Wednesday after.
noon. The shooting was in selftefsnce.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Medical.

Persons wishing medical advice should
not alloW the bad walking 20 interfere
with their calling on Dr. Damon at
No. COS Market street, Is his stay In
Onr city will only be prolonged until
Monday morning. Ia the Inc sutime he
will reoslye callsrs and dispense advise
according to his usual custom.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
TEAS AND COFFEES.

NLW STOCK OoFFEES.
NEW STOCK TEAS,
NEW STOCK KPURE SPICES,
NEW STOCK SUGARS.
II you want Qood tea and coffee then Grip
pens Is the place to get IT.
Best 2Sc. and Csc. coffee and sOe. and Ooc.
teas in the State.
Good ccgse Is, 70, Is and 2Oc. b.; good tea
20 ana l1r. b. Elegant figi quality tea anu
coffee OF the very best grades always In STOCK
Coffee fresh roasted every day by improved
new process, thereby retaining all inc deil
cate aroma Of the Dsyy.
pare Pepper 4 SOices = Specially
give Us q call and trial OF our teas an!
cofiees and be convinced We are ahead Doll
IN quality and Price.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
AcIiYIly In Machinn AhNna

The Belts machine shops are overrun
with orders for machinery, engines and
pnmp'. The works are run to their
fullest capacity there being about 1856
hands employed, The same activity
prevails In all the mschius uhops in
the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Ladies, DO not Trust

your hair combings to outside travel
ling sharpers going from hOuse to honse'
Patronize established home industry.
Mrs. A. S. RolIo, 5l3 King street, will
do your hair work honestly and war
rant 10 give salts faction.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Complaint

Persons are com plsislus WV, h,
CUTTERS In Washington stree, ,,l
FVelfth and Thirteenth s'T'''
cleaned. M,
There are also complaints wv ~
parts Of the city because o."
garbage are not removed
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
RpnutITcl Rusiness Cards.

A. P. Beecher, the popular photo
grapher, 3l5 Market street, has the
finest selection of French illustrated
business cards that was eyer seen in
this city. They will be distributed
with liberal hand to all who call on
him and get their PICTURES taken.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Grant the Albany hch'

General Grant visited the A''.
in Albany, yesterday morpiLs
afternoon he was received hy w
Club, after which he sud NE,
save a public reception 81 'D''
tive N ,nsiOn. In the evellus "
tral and Mrs. Grant dIrfd a. :
den - OF Erastus Corning, ahG ;.
. al Afterwards visited the tT'"''
headquarters, To-day the '5-,, 4,
visit Troy, and IO-morro" Will ''
New York,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Preston Brothers.

No matter how disagreeable the weSth
sr, it Is always pleasant in Preston
Brothers shaving emporium No. 2 East
Sixth street, and Agood shave or sham
poo by them drives away all Disagree
able thoughts OF cold and wet weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
ylnitiaK Brethr re"'

Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. ~, y, {,
Of this city. will visit CIe5''' r. ,r
No. 80, Of Chester, Pa, 'n,s
The visiting oounoll will 'T"'
in the 4, 40 o'clock train.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
TINE NUMEROUS INVENTIONS OF

TUlhE ~ u NJ rhOuN Inv EN llpNS oI
l. Edison, Keely and other distinV uished
persons are insignihcaBt compared With the
Invention OF DR V. II. STONE, the inven.
tor of "Apepsia:" one ia q scientific improve
ment. tho other science to save lite.
\ ever before since the foundation OF the
wor d has medicine been placed b1iore the
public on its Iure merit. First because 1t
claims to cure only certain disease instead
OF fifty as others do, apG furnishes high proof
that II does this. Second. 1t Is q compound
OF one OF our best physicians and surgeons.
who made dyspepsia specialItyf0r ten years
with a reward OF tho only specific ever placed
before the people. 1hird, because our best
physicians prescribe it Tor their dyspspcic
patients, as DR.. samuel Adams ei New York
city says, am happy TO say that the cure
Tor that toarible disease dyspepsia, has at
last been iouSi in your "Apepsia," and be.
lieVs 1t Is Your duty to put 1t before the pub
lie. .
Reader, have you dyspepsia, II so don't
fail to get bottle Of "Avepsta," and as you
value your health and life, take nothing else.
Price per bottle, 81 90. For Hale whole.
sale and retail by Il. James Belt. Sixth and
Market streets, and N. X. Daniortk, second
and NJ ket streets. Also by all druggists.
lan5u #
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Bush,a n.ru Hun.tru

Geo w. Bush & Sons barge arrived
last night, encountsripg heavy ic. on
the way. The barge did not 60 out TO
lay on account OF the storm.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
MsyorA Almonds Conrt.

John Hammond, who was arraiRned
at police court last night for assaulting
John Wood, was fined IS aud costs.
0Ge case OF drunkenness wac dis
posed Of this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
ManLInd,s Fayortte pin.

Dr. Simms' Ve.Ctsbie Liver Pills (suga-
coated move tie bowels easy bv acting di.
Fcct!y on the liver, restore the lost energies
by piomoting tho healthy action OF the liver.
IN dong this, neadaGhe neuralgia, pains ia
the right or Ieit side ur through the limbs
indigestion, cOstiyeness, SICK stomaCh, weak
haoH, d,zGinesE, bad eelings through the
Ooiy, aching limbs, 'bilou. ness, goneraI
weakness and other bodily inhrmltles ara
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sicdening, weakening or leaving the
uO%els crstlVe' spIeudid, easy, purgative
and liver cure rs cents aud al a box Main
depot, ith ami King Sta. Philadelphia so2
Arch stratt. Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
The Countess q aud Ihe @'

Mary Anderson, to.morfJ'
will appear In "Lovc; or, i11 "
and the Serf." One OF the br...'.
adorn the Stage to-day is MAY,
con, who has, by stuiy All
plicstion TO her art in a.. M
accomplished more in o1r yeEi
has been attained by Others Il
time. Her work is not Of ilN1
careless nature to deny /! si'
arts mos, honOred history, ba'
live and last as long as The M
self.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
A Card.

To all who are suitsnny from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., | will send
you q reotpe that will cure you FREE OF
OHAR9G. This great remedy was disoov.
red by Q missionary In South Americ o..
Send o setad iressed envelope TO the Rkv.
JOSEPH T. IrniH, station D., New York
C!ty. Ab-lyw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Sale of Real EseRie

Thomss M. Ogle, auctiouaer, sold for
Thomas 8, B. llah, yesterday sft~rnoop.
he brick house, No. 6l2 King street.
John Bruce, for s6, 200.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
MAEHIAG ES.

Mel LAUGELIN- HUDSGN-JanulTy 2'th,
1881 at the residence Of the brides uare ts,
800 Ffench street, by the Rev Mr.. kegwiu,
Joha Mclaughlin and mary J. Hu4son,
both VI this cIty.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Defecsiye Kooi'

The roof upon the cry m, "ny .
defective condition, ana n. d
Of water trick led down into ,,oal 'TI
he Clerk OF Council thi' 'n'"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

~. Darmo1's stay is short aud will remain
for thr, days only a. eos Market 1t thIOn-
ic cases Speciality. Don't delay bnt cal! at
once.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
GEORGE $. HAGANY
.jNUaEXA GROUP CURE.

LNU "EKA URUu? CURE,
A sate and prompt remedy for tho cure o.
'fouD ATJlIed eAte ualiy only. Is cents q
Ok. sou Uy
SNiTA Il PAINTER, Druggists,
C-bmd seventh and Market j
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
EDUCATION AL.
SsTsyHE HOME SCHOOL,

wal begin its second term On Septenbo,
8, 1880. Principals Miss Emile y, ThoIoo n
son and MRS. b. ID. Dorsey. For further pa-
'xelyd 739 Market O..