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Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Special Correspondence OF the REPuRLLCAH
RisING Fun. Feb 3.-Whie Rev. D
D. Sr4ith. of the Episcopal church, Du'
Points Banks, was going to the enter
taiument az NJ. Salem NJ. h. church
on Tue day evening, his horse fell and
was considerably hurt. Fortunately
Mr.. Smith was uniujurrd.
The entertaiumsnt given In the MI.
Salem N. 4 Church on Tuesday even
ing, for the purpose Of securing funds
with which to procure a new library,
was a very successful affair. Those
who took part in the exercises did ex.
oeedipgly we'll.
DuPont's new cotton MIL, which is
to replace the one recently burned,
will, it is thought, be comp Ieted by the
25th OF &arct, when the carpenters
and millTriGhts Will give ball The
roof aud balcony of the new building
have already been placed IN position
AID wOrkmen ara now busy laying the
floor and fixing the windows.
The B. c. L. Association will give a
hop in Breck 8 mill on Raster Monday
The price OF admission, including re,
fresh meuts, will he 30 o-nts. Music
will be- furnished by Aiberts orchestra
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
hAILR0AR LINES.
L,pslaLTlmE TABLE



For Philadelphia II 81, 22S, go, 7, $40,
$40, v b6, ~ s., II 20 q. u; Hih, s'A'
limitedl 2QE, 2 ~, I, h,ic ~, y b6, IL T.
IN. Sunday 81 80, 29S, $40 q. III. D, .,
$40, 2 %, 10 y. IN.
For sew S0rp-l So, 223, $50, 10, IL % a.
m; l2.43 (Limited), 2oS, o.%O y. N. sun
Uays--l III, 2,43 q, u $40 p, IN.
For Baltimore u 81, 2 IL, 70, e,S a. N
l&bs, IGi (Limited), 81, 40 j. m. sun
oals-l2bl, al, Ttb a. m.
Fer hlrgton-l&bl.2ll, Th6, sSa m
1855 l.Gt (ItritsdI, otb p. II. SUNDAY -
1851. 1.b6 q. m.
For EsIttmOre and intermediate stations
1881, S3S 6, M. 1875, 4 40 3. IN. lhs 49,
d. NJ. tram stop RtNay stations only be-
tween ferryv'lle AND Baltimore. sun
dGys-l2b' q, m.
For Perryvihe and intermediate stations
4B3 p. m.
For New Osstie-S e.pa. m; 100, ~
p. III. No sunday trains.
For harringtyu and Intermediate stations-
oaoa m; LOS, $50 ?. IN. no unday
trains.
For neimsY aad intermedLsts Sarons-S -
am; LOO p, N.
For Win ing on II Eorthoyn X. Rs 10 T.
m;a, SEQ p IN, no Sunday trains.
For Delaware Weetern X. RI 3, 1910 a
m.;5Sup m. No sunday trains
TRAINS LEAVE FUR VIII MlNGTbS.
Philsdolp hia-brOAd Street Depot 10, 20,
$40, ly,3l j, II asa m $50, 3, So, $50
40 hlb, 5 81, y 20 g. $40 II sop N. sun
deys-'.0b, sos a. M; 8. p.4b. li,80p p. IN.
PhiIadelpnia- ISrAet street >tatien ohlv-
Los a. m IL 10 (Limitsd) y. IN. son
days Us a. Ill.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Ala medical meeting in Akron, 0 4,
recently, DR.. Pixley, Of Pennsyivanla,
called attention 10 what he termed a
"curious freak of nature" which had
been brought under his notice while
visiting Akron. 1t Ia n child A years
cid of healthy parents and SOUND organ
sation in every respect, ad from birth
M TO this time showed an unequal de-
vrlopemsut in its two sides from head to
foot. With a view Of reporting the
case TO some medical journal, the doctor
brought the boy to Pnt,burg on Tus sday
to have him photographed as vel asito
give the other II embers of The profession
an opportunity to make careful examtn-
ation Of the boy and exso. measurement
Of tbs two sides. As result OF the
comparison of the two sides it was found
that the Left arm is Il inches longer
than the right; left leg nearly an inch
Longer than the right; the circumference
| OF the left thigh q inches greater than
that OF the right 4nd left half OF the
chest Z 8 inches greater than the right
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
A Pleasant hHrpaiAe.

Mr. and Mrs. Rlwocd Walton, resid
ing at NJ. 7O5 West rtiTi street, were
az reeably surprised on Tuesday even
ing, the tLnty-stXth anniversary OF
their marriage, by shout forty or nifty
persons csliihg upon them.
After kind greetings had been tx-
charged, the vlsitors entered the din
Jog room and deposited upen the table
many useful gifts, such as tabls lineu
towels, stone chiIsware, glassware,
brackets, ect. Mr.. Walton was then
called forward and presented with q
suit Of clothes. The presentation
speech was made by Andrew Dolbow
Mrs. Walton was the recipient of q
handsome cashmere dress. She Seem
ed very much pleased with the gift,
After an hour had been spent very
pleasantly, the guests were ushered
into the dining room, where a sumptu-
Gus repast WAS psHtaken Of. The vlsi,
itors left al al early hour in the morn
Ing, wishing Nj. aud Mrs. WSltou
many returns Of Washinstoh's birth,
day.
The guests, some Of whom were resi-
dents OF pb,ladelk MIA, Chester, Costes
vile and Kepnett Square, expr ss1C
themselves SO bang pleased wish the
evening" entertainment
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

THR DEADLOCK in the Pennsylvania
Legislature has been broken, and a
Republican Senator, in the per
son of Congressman John !. Mitchell,
from the Tiogs District, has been elect
cd. Ny. Mitchell is represented ss
never having been the servant of any
political boss, while in ability he will
tavorably compare with any OF those
whose election was within the range Of
possibility. He has been in Congress
for the Last two terms, and upon the
expiration of his present term 1t viii.
be uuite convenient for him 10 step
soross into the Senate upon six years
lease Of Office. All our Republican ez-
changes speak favorably of the new
Senator except the West Chester Re-
cord. The Philadelphia Times don't
like Kim, but we rather think that it
ia favorable to Mitchell. Aside from
.his soknow lodged ability, It is said
that he stands six feet in his stockings
and will he the hsBdsomest man in the
Senate. This will make him popular
with the ladies.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
MISS RKLVA LOUKWOOD.
The VII II of tue Fem aie Lawyer 10
line New Court House.

About noon on Tuesday lady, clad
In a plain travelling suit, cana into the
Court House, desiring TO be shown
through il. Criel Smith, who is aIso
jsuitOr. always polite, especially SO TO
ladies', was excessively go 10 the strang'
er who, frem her general appearance
and easy off hand aud intelligent man
ner Of speech, had created very favor
able impression.
As hs showed her through tie rooms
she was unbounded 10 hes admiration
of the Court House declaring that there
was nothing to eqaal II in Washington
in neatness and convenience.
The good nstured and polite crier
could not pick up heart to ask the lady
where she hailed from or what was her
name, and kept on showing her the
different rooms. "Therc Is the Attor
ney Generals room and this is the
lawyers parlor" sand Mr.. Smith as he
pointed cat those cosy Offices to the
lady.
"Oh my why we don't have arth
Accommodations for lawyers in our Losr'
house at Washington" said tie visi
tors
The bashful jsnitor looked ant
scratched his head just a little, anc
then mustered up enough eouIage Il
say, VIII yon be so kind IS to tAiorn
me what your occupation isS
"Most certsiuly | will' said thevisi
tor, al am member of tie har IL
Washington. D. c., aud my name II
Miss Belva Lockw God, 8sq."
The janitor wilted little In th'
presence of such superior being aud
by the tune they had reached the front
door, IL came TO h m that he should
have introduced Miss BrlVa TO Chanel
Tor salisbury and Judge Wales who
were in the Judges parlor. stu propos-
ing to do so, Miss Belvs excused her
self as L vas neGr train time and she
Was Oh her way 30 Dover TO lecture
that night, but she won d make 1t
point to return when Court was in Sea
sion, when she would be very glad to
have &n introduction TO her brethern OF
the gal fraternity Of Wilmington.
With that she thanked the jaritor
fer his kindness and ripped down Mar
keI strert t. thu dep"t.
M. smith afterwards tourd scrap Of
paper on the Judges desk upon which
was the to,l)wiuS. Miss Bt'va A.
Lock wood Washir ct0p. u. c., with the
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
E9lSTEK'S ORDEx


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. tebrnaryi0, 1881.
Upon tho application Of william Ii Cook,
Administrator u. +, A., of Sarah Preston,
late OF VIII tngton Hi, in said county decd,
1t is ordered and directed by tho Register,
that the administrator sioresA ] give notice
Of the granting OF Letters OF Adm'n or. A.,
upon the estate Of the deceased, with tbs date
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters. In six OF the most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
TO present the same or abide by an Act Of AS.
senlbIy In such CASE made and provided. And
also cause the same 70 be inserted within the
same period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,,
a newspaper published In Wilmington, and
IN be- continued therein three weeks, teod
Given under the hand and Seal OF
iL.s. e3tiee Of the Register aforesaid. ut
t~S Wiimin ton. ir New castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. q. Blt+GS, Register.
NoTIR.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the administrator on
or before Feb 10, 1882, or abide she Act Of AS.
sembly in such case made and provided.
WI LIAM H. COOK,
Administrator, a. Z. A.
Address EdBreor, Del. feb2l
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENT EX
TRAORDINARY!

AN OLD House. RE-oKCAN-
ED,-,Cyrus Stern, for 80
years in the tailoring and
clothing trade, has this day
taken into co-partnership
Harry w. Zimmerman, the
.skilIfll and artistic cutter, OF
Newark, Del, to continue
the Merchant Tailoring and
Clothing trade, under the
firm name of STERN & I'm
NORMAN. Both heartily say
thanks to all the living pa
tronc Of the past, and ask a
remembrance in the future,
We intend good goods at
honest prices. Seasonable
goods on hand, new and la
test styles. Dress and fine
suits a specially. Cut, style
and fit guaranteed. Orders
promptly met with dispatch.
CYRUS STERN,
H. w. ZIMMERMAN,
III Market St, VIII, Del.
Feb. I6, 1881. ''0l' lind
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore we
give advertisers more Tor O,
their money, and they should
be made aware of this tact.
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the in
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

In TIE LIGHT Of recent developments
thosa who charged se'6shneSs on the
part Of Col. Henry s. McComh, in his
connection with the passage OF the
Delaware WeseerD Railroad, must now
aosuowIe5ge that they have been mis-
taken ard that hey have done him
great injustice. He wanted an opposi-
ton line through Wilmington and
for this he labored, using all the power
Of persuasion and the advantage he
possessed in the Delaware Western bill
He was charged with seishness when
he was willing to take other risks ana
make sacrifices, and to show that he
was sincere and could not be induced
to sacrifice the interests OF Wilmington
and the State he refused to "be taken
care of and to join In monopoly thst
would have shut out all hope OF cOmps-
tition hereafter had he accepted the
gilded bait. Amongst the consistent
men who have stood by the interest OF
Delaware, stands Col. q. 8. AcComb,
head and shoulders above all others,
" it'll mis- esoutoheOn untarnished and
his record clean. Amid the crash that
has taken place, Col. MoComb comes
cut unscathed and is vet free to lead
in another crusade which We hope will
terminate more fsvorably Tor his native
city and Safe.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

HAD rHE LEGISLATURES proftsd by its
fatal delay in the Delaware Western
Railroad bill, and passed it Immediate
ly without Gripping amendments,
there would still have been q chance
left for 3 competing through line, but
1t now looks as If the Legislature was
fairly Infatuated with monopolies, and
is determined that il they cannot have
the P. W. l. B monopoly to rule the
state, they will prevent all opposition
to the Baltimore and Ohio monopoly BY
orippling the Delaware Western bill.
II is time the people would take this
m natter in hand, and elect men " the
Legislature who have the live interests
Of the State at heart.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
Fnr tnn SMerlRalsY.

For the Republican.
MasaRs. BDIToR';-The friends Of
Mr.. Nehemiah Davis, Of New Castle
Hundred, would b. glad II he would
consent to become scspdiists for Shey-
if at the next Republican nomination,
which takes place in 1882 Mr.. Davis
is a good z publican aud an active
worker forthe party. His many friends
in this city would like to hear from
him, REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLAC SALE
WIN be sold at public sa's, at the resi-
dence Of Ann Hay lett, deceased, near stan
ton In Gtl uyeek Hid. Del on
nlIH lRAl

WIN be sold at public salts, at the resi-
denee Of Ann Hsy lett, deceased, near stan
ton In Mn UEeek Hid. Del on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1881,
at ! O'Clock, =. H.,
The following described personal property:
2 horses, heavy drs ulht hSrt6, yeBrs o'o
omtlch COWS, sgMe with calves by tbe'i
sttea. OF era milking ~ heiierE, one and two
years OLD 4 shOat pigs, lot oil en- cRtns
FARMING INPLRNKRTs 1.-Two hOTFe wagon,
hay rigging. horse cart ard msrset Gear
born, all nearly lew; ! etsei ttoth hoIse
rake. Ivan Wickle ram fan, corn shelter
| blow ! Ia'r Of twin harT0ws, ! cuttigs'or,
sets OF wagon hsIress. cart and dearborn
harness, brides, cstlArF, Rslters, spsdeR
shovel q, p st doF and broad AK, double and
single trees, 9 rr dstone, paten; beam, ~heei
barrow ladder, corn and potatoes by the
| bushel, grain bagP, sbout 100 he"ed posts
heat in tine ground.
housBHoI D AND kTTCuHs FURNITURE 50
! Beds, bedsteads, ) buTesus, tsOIes. chairs
s6ttee, looking glass 2 clocks, 4 "ssl
stands, marble Top large chest, 1arpe'
ry the yard, dishes, kntyes, TO hs, No conh
stove, ! smal room stoNe, SuStidc heater
Arge iron pot, sausage chopper, cider bSr'
rels
DAIRY FIXTURES i barrel ohurn, > butter
tubs, Tor ice pans, buckets and other att.
cleR. lao a. tne same tDe and tiace 70
shares OF the neWp1rt National Bahk stock
1ERES. ALI eums Of SN and uudtr caFh,
all sums over that amount p credit of six
mon his viii be sivCn by the pGrchsee wing
q bal kabe note with approved eccu1tF, IA
tertst IRON cay OF saie, oE per cent 'u f~
cash.
FFEpEg1C kLAlR, Fre"utcr.
l. W. STIpnAM h S, N, AucNicDters.
iebl6,lS. u Is, 2,w
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
Our Questions.

Are you a buyer Of
Mems or Boys Cloth
ing at retail ? DO you
need clothing for the
farm, the Office, the
Workshop, the court
room, or the pulpit ?
Do you want boys
clothing for the school,
room, or for dress? Do
you prefer to buy cloth
ing readymade or to
order ? Are you in
need Of shirts
If yes, to any or all
Of these queries, state
your needs to US, that
we may send you sam
pies and prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

THB FOURTH Of March IL certain to
prove veritab!e "Blsok Friday" to q
good many people. This time 1t will
not be the bulls and bears who deal in
money and stocks thsi will 60 to their
doom. but several score OF over-san-
onIue politicians, who labor uuder the
hallucinstion that even Cab
met appointments can be divided
among fifty aspirants'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

Burton U.CG,nsOu OF s anton was
taken suddenly and seriously i'll Last
Monday evening just after he had eaten
heartily OF canned tomatoes that had
been put up In tin can. Hs believes
that the attack was caused by acid OF
the tomatoes operating upon the tin
and which acted upon his system as a
poison. H. has recovered but says he
ia done esting tomatoes from Tin cans.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

The DELAWARE Legislature must
have felt very foolish when they at
tempted to deliberate en- the Delaware
Western bill after what has taken
Mace. As q fit tlimax to their foolish
delay, the Committee on Corporations
have decided to report the Delaware
Western bill with Sn amendment pro
hlbiting the company from eoAsolida
ting with any other railroad compSpy
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

1Hs OCCURRENCES Ct the asst few days
at Washington II We leave ont The ser
ious illness of Senator Carpenter, have
developed the fact that there is 8
strong probability that a fall attendance
of all the Republican Senators on the
fourth Of March may result in giving
the organization Il the Senate into the
hands of the Republicans. Senator
Malone Of Virginia has selected o seal
on the Rtpu biican side OF tie chamber,
and, while perhaps too much impor-
Ia zee should not BE- accorded TO auob a
yet it carries good deal Of
,igniAeSuc4 with it. On the surface
1t least i. looks as If Malone meant &c
luite his fortunes with the admiL!s-
ration party. Should Re Go 80 in thu
of the Sens'e, and should
senator Carpenter be able to be pre-
ent, then the Republicans will bel
masters of the situation. A late de
patch announces that Senator Car
,enter is so i'll that he must die soon
should suoh an event oecer before the
ourtb Of March new Senator will be
It Washington from Wisconsin in time
or the organization OF the Senate. The
nation will regret the death of Csrpen-
er. twill he extinguishing one d
he most brilliant intellectual lights
4 the present era of oar national exist
nee.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
NSU BIC SALE

WtIl be sold at public sale a the residence
Of the su ssori bfr, the keuhct llEe,
niles from " ilmiIpton AKA 2uhes east OF
Oeutreville, on
FRIDAY. FEBEUAHY Is 1881,
at ~ O'Clock,
Asio'lcVs: brown mare, about years oir,
genIe and kind, ieatr not The care, viii W re-
anywhere single or double ; oav horse vi
work anyR here II cJw. tie +,h cali; Jersey
n ,t'er coming months old 4 pure B'rk
shire SOW, IS months old with pedigree, z
yure Berkshire boar pigs, 8 months cd. with
pedigree, cost SO ;lIO pure Plymouth hoch
fowls.
FARMING lMrIRMRt Ts.--l iRrm wagon
two hOIrI) horse-CaIt. o-top buggy, SET OF
double harness, light carriage harness, cart
harness, single ploS harness. iron teld roller,
IN four sections; hinged harr we cnltVs.
tors. two horse Bi0W, ore horse pi0w, WEceI
barrow, ttraw or iodder cutter, CORD shelter,
road scrapeI, ana sundry OF or iaruhs
ut nsils too numerous 10 uention. 81
rushe's Of corn on cob, 40 bushels pure snow
hAke seed potatoes.
TERMS -Un all sums OF no and les cast
on all sums over tina. amour credit OF stA
uoLths will be given bv the purchaser Civ
ing pank sble note with approved endo ser,
VI z Der cent. of Tor cssh
MRS. ANNIEL HHnPES.
L. W. STlpHAM n SON, AGcuUneers.
febB StH -ir6tUd.lS,L9
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1881
att o'clock, y. IN.

One good work or 0rivinR horse one rock way
rarria. Q, sleigh and bells, two ses OF
car taGe harness, 1900 COW, cu:tiug box,
corn boxes. q lot chickens and ducks, one
wheein9IrOw
Alss hons hold goods cons sting OF three
pal OF BIDS eads beds sRd btdc ing, ! bu'
reAu and glass, washstanG, bowl ard pitcher
siGehoard. window shades Lait dozen rush
bottom chairs, sofa, stove, windsor chairs,
OH carpet, pitcher, tables small click, &C
Ale bar roe IN ttxture5, tuch as stoves, nall
dozen chairs, desk. iTou safe, ] dozen bottles
o. c'a'et wiue.a lot OF eld, brown stopt port
wine totes glasses barrel OF cider vine
gar. two empty barrels, three coal 1is lamps,
eits tab,es. Two hat racks, shOvels, lantern,
and two beer tausetts.
TERMS AN sums Of S2b and under cssh, "a
over that anlounnl q credit Of Fix mOr this wi
be given by the purchaser living BAN able
nOJe with approved reoNr'ty, interest sdd,d.
EN- MA 5, TX fhDHtN,
AdministrBtrtX
A. CANNON, Austioneer.
tebl6 IL. ~ and 2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

NOllOE.-BY WAY OF MIRA
~ duction, and to reduce my latca M
stock l vii cell Tor thirty DAYS o"iy N
imported Gold inches. Einnet,s an nv
ries ct " 90 each. This unpsiaiieIet "a ~ .sos.
positively close Of the expiration Of IN. a WI
stated. therefore extensive Duyers wiz nT ths
suit their own interests In wter,na" Ma'
III IN GEORGE REDPATH, ipunr,s, 'sH
dealer In feng and ornamental S,tds ahe
lty, Pigeons and minor pes, Btpyhamdp'"Saai'
NEW YORK. NP"a,
am rot responsible for reni.tanros r,,...
Registered OF money order tebr0 "
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

NEIA WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
, TIN and after February Is, 1888, tERi ~
~tli run as follows:
Lesvc Wilmington At Tlt, lO.Se, d. m, s.so,r
N.
Arrive at LOndenoerR 400, r. NJ, lA0O ncor ,
$50 7. m
tsoave LRndenhcrT, G. m, 1850, 4, N.
Arrive At Wilmington, SOo. q. M, Ais, p. NJ
@3Stf u. WlNNEIl.. SupL
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
A SSIGNEL" SALE

A SSIGNEL" SALE
VALUABLE COWS.
VIII be sold at public sa'e,a. the residence
OF Isaac Morgan, near Parkefyille, Oh oster
County, Pc, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, 1881.
at Il o'clock, NJ.
50 nre dairy COWS, three herd book COWS, and
heiers which can be registered Any uDe;
anu tnoronxhbr d and high grade Jerseys;
extra due Durham COWS, and5 high grade
Jersey hetie,s. ] thorough bred herd book
Isr'ey bull These animals are mostly home
raj cd TEN some Of the most celebrated AMI.
ms Is In The country, comprising selections
from the herds Of Samuel }. Sharpe s, Chss
harmless, YIN. M ssey and John Patterson.
As butter producers 1t + believed they cannot
be exceled a whole, by any herd IN thefe
parts. Pedgrees and other pauculars at Fale.
Valuable ma O. good Tor ali kinds OF work.
ALSO lot OF breeding sows. fat hogs and
shoats. A broad wheeled wason suitable Tor
2 ar horses: horse rake, roller and num-
Der o. OF er things usetu about farm, not
here enunsr. ted. Hay BY the ton. Ninety
days credit.
AMOS W. HOUSE. Assignee.
L. W. ETlpHAM & SoE, Auctioneels
febl6. 2tw 2tt- 9%f6
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

NCTIOE.
IN Lyplcg OF THR rAkSRrs' Mn.
TUAL fRE lNs. 60, oy ruv
SgATE " DxLAwAsu
January "a, lsa,
me rrcaFur@ OF the COMPANY ho,o,..
gives notice that on and after febrnarS ~
1881, he will pay In cash TO tho rites snS
tied 10 receive II, all balances eupdt,S y
the ere It OF members on the hooes al N.
Company on policies that have iDpfet ~
will also pay AL Rm0unts due on scrr ..' Nv
tincat's Issued in 1897 which have No, ~.
coll soted. W. A. LAMuITy
Ana4.aNeNdStW rrtssnrY
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
NurlU1 To wATIR KENrtls,
I EpicR oV THB TATBR DIP RrTqNr
Wilmington IbeL. lttr IA !

EViCR oV THB UArBR DIP ar4qNr
Wilmington, Del, Hsc i, lsQ{
The bills for lSsl are now ready and ps,,.
bio az the keptstiar's Office 1t Toe =. " ~
OF sixth ma kiIS streets. Thew reoai,s
that all biiIs pad on or b0iore JANUARY aS
1881, the lace Of the ntiI those AID iufNf
the month OF tetrnSIy, b per cant add
March. Is per cent. add tiNn.i, asd AM
amount remaining unpaid after Arm lE
1881. the kegieuar Is required TO have tbs
teri ulss Withdrawn snd tuit instituted Nr
the recovery OF the amount due; Hud the VA
ter will not be let into tuch premises mia
such arreara. with assessments and q bs
drawing ietruies, are PAID.
Office hours from y u, in., 70 tr. IN.
WILLIAM J. AIpRaOW.
iAnSG teh. cod Kagtstra,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
Your Question

is, Will this pay FOR the
trouble ? You must
judge. We will make
up the case You must
decide it. But we must
tell you that we have
created the Largest Re-
tail Clothing Business
in the United States by
the simple method Of
giving the best clothing
for the least money.
We mean that it shall
pay you to buy Of us.
If you buy and are not
pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or
demand your money.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24

No7lCE.-THE MUTUAL InAT -
~ ISOLATION is now Issuing Ian Az,
OF shares. per cent allowed on 9 Az seriet
Rebate allowed on premium DID Sha0 Vpo'ih
are made ard when re .urned ,laii .Osas
evening on U ED. y. MANS. Sen'v W
SIMPLIFY II I itice hours--sa N. "a nnSN
lanlp.lm ""hA
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
NOTICE.

N carpentt Nv worn r soHs y, WANTING
can be aoco o. mOdated by apUlytS,, "t notica
Johnson, NO ilUa Reed Sires, FhOs,
word at the hRPUB,.IoAN once " leaving
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
Toe RLoisrRY NoTloR

Az persons owning or having t,p, A..
tn err pTemis's are requested t. bs,s ,nN
registered between the fret and 10 ma, Msn
"a nusry. Ata the latter date th ~ ~.
"a hee N regard 10 nnles is cred dogs viii, liz
srictly enforced. VIM. J. MAXWlInI n"
'~"'S tEiei OF pnlIn.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
nUBIlO SALE.

WIll Re sold OF public sale at the late resi-.
dsnce OF. !. 7rHpAa9an, in the Iowa OF
ChItstIaBa, Del, on
Daily Republican., 1881-02-24
Ny9T1OE.

LAURA Il. RoxBURo, ry,nv =,
Iatna,I street, cures all klnds Of ohro~Ma. ~
eases tnroaSh ne power Of elsctrlcItv NC a.s-
1anl8tln specistI