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Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
Republican Levy Csurs:Caucus.

While the Democratic members O
the Levy Court were in caucus yssts,
day afternoon endesvoring to aSrs
on candidates for County Treasurer AM
County Collectors, the Republican
members also held 3 little caucus q
which the following preamble and res.
oiuttons were unanimously adopted -
| WHBRgAs, Col. Christian Febiser, tAe
member Of the Lazy Court of New Cas-
tie County from Wilmington Hundred,
1t is said is TEstioatiDg amongst the
Orange groves OF the West India Ia
lands, where eternal spring is said to
reign, and where flowers never wither,
while We his colleagues are attending
to the laborious duties OF the Office 10
which we have been elected, aud
WHEREAS, the Colonel is his expstr!s,
tton which We hope is only emporary,
is relieved from Cticial labor and trou-
BILE during the pFessn: term OF Cour.,
therefore:
AOSVIFcuj sAat tuS aIY OF N Is
caucus be instructed 70 inform Colo2aI.
Febiger, by mail, telegraph or te!s.I
phone, that in lieu of us exQnzl6tlpn
from the duties and cares of his OEce, |
that it is expected Of him that he will
or order at his own expense, q |
barrel OF HSYauaa oranges, and I,CODI
Havanna cigars, for the usp of the Levy
Court. A box Of scorpions, a haIfI
iozan ofCuba earth -quakes we're styick-
9n out Of the resolutions. The Lew
Court had no use for them,
Resolved, That for obvious PERSONS
yell known, but not necessary to men
ion, and which may not exis: tgo
'sars hence, the Republican members
II the Lsvy Court deem it mex pedispt
o make nominations for County Treas
lrer and County Collectors at the
PRESENT term Of court.
Resolved, That copy of these pro
eedinss il they cannot be forwarded
o Col. Febiger before he reaches
america, on his return, they be then
delivered to hlm that he may
ave ample time to make tie provis.
IDS indicated in the resolutions hs.
're the commencement Of the Ma1chl
'rm OF the Layy Court.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

THERE WILL PROBABLY be no opposi-
ton 10 the proposition coming through
Senator Bayard TO the Delaware Legis.
lsture, asking the Legislature to appro-
PIRATE $3.50 to aid in the erection of q
commemorative shaft on the old Cow
pens battle field in South Carolina,
where Delaware vslor was SO cons picu-
ously shown. We hope the appropria-
ton asked for will be granted.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
PUBLIC HAI.Es.
EXECuIOR'S SALE

u : "oF- 5
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
| The real estate OF the tate Henry A
bIeyer, together with his rcilct'S persona
HOUSEHOLD goods and furniture, will he svlc
| aS public sale. at No. Slp W. Front street, OF
lSATuRDAI, February 49, 1881, at O'Clock
p, M, under the will
| The real estate consists first OF one two
story brick bOuSe, No 5ls W. Front street
IN good condition, and lot upoa which 1t is
sltnated. Tie house contains eight com
| ioftabie roOms and an excellent cellar, run.
ming through and under the kitchen, with
water and Sss said house and lot ~ lee,
iront on said street and lot running back 81
'eet deep, as may appear from deed.
Also TWO lots on " est street with two {. OFy
tTame building, thi.ty.thFee ieet mont on
west street, and OF depth az may appear
IRON deed
Ais, one lot in Bpwntown 2 ieet front
and 10 feet deep.
Also personal property OF Mrs Blever. con.
slsting Of tP bureaus, 3 tlne wardrobe, three
pe0 Steads, BLANKETS and quilts. one feather
PED, Rood hair mattross, pafior stove, set Of,
parlor chairs, one sofa six cane seat chairs
eight good chairs, tiye looking glasses, two
patiO' stoves, one cook stove. four lots OF car.
pot, Kitchen furniture and dishes.
n. Is Real estate TO be sold at 3 so y N,
THOMAS a. BECKER
itb2.dts Executor,
l.. ". STIrHAM son, Auotionecrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

WENAY gRAsoSABLY look with sus.
pioion upon the new combined railroad
and canal project that has developed
within a few days and which will it is
said be pressed upon the Legislature,
Ii il probably only side show to de.
tract from the growing interest in IA
vor of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Lat n, lave 20 side shows nov.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

SAMUEL TOWNSEND comes with sledRe
hammer force to the support Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad project
While we are not exactly prepared tc
endorse all of Mr.. TOwnsepd's refec,
tions on the road that has made him
and many Others in Delaware wealthy,
he certainly entertsin3 correct views
of the importance OF a competing line
of railroads through Delaware. Read
b;s article in anct ther column.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
I1UBLIC SALE

Will be sold by he sun7crl3er on the iarn
Of Isaac N. Lodge. in B-udy winc Nd., NtV
Castle COUNT, lei. on
THU kSDAY, FEBRUARY = 1881,
atlsciocG, y. m.
The following persona property, 10 Wit:
~ n l!ch Cows, U-ost Of which gll DO n Lr5h,
by daY OF sale.
FAHNlN| lAPLHhgSTs. i farm wagon
with box and hay beds cart, milk wagon
haTroE5, piows. o'ks, rakes shOvcls, spad es
turntp cutter, mixing trough, lot Of old iron
ladders, elder by the barrel, Tot Of ducks
turkeys aud chickens.
DAIRY FIXTURES 10 MIX cl urns, meas
urlnR bucket, large butter :uh, &C.
Lot OF corn, Il acres Of wheat In tho ground
tion
CONDITIONS. "A credit Of six months VIII
oa giVeh on all Sums Of 50 and mp p~srds.
JOHN LAT4HEAD.
l.. W. STlDHAM h son. Auctionesn,
tebS Stw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
The Sleepy CSrpPnter GrnduAlIy
AWAk eElnK

Much to the surprise Of the attending
physicians, Willoughby B. Miller, the
Reading railroad carpenter, who up to
Friday last had lain at the Jewish Hos
pital, at Tabor Station, on the North
Pennsylyanis line, in a somstose state,
has within the last three days shown
signs o!returniDg consciousness. So far,
however, he has been unable to articu.
late or make himself understood. He
continues TO take besf tea and other
liquids with comparative case, and the
doctors bslieve that thste are prospects,
Of his ultimate recovery. II their pre-
dtctions are verified the oase will be
one of the most remarkable on record,
and will furnish an interesting study
to the medical fraternity.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
DNBLlO SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale on
DuPont,s farm, known as the Cooper Farm,
on the hennett turnpike, ;hHeo miles from
Wilmington, on THU RSi|AN, February "a
1851 a. O'Clock, p. m, ono good DroWn
mare, years Old. Kind 10 work in All taT.
mass; 1ne stud colt, coming years old, uro.
lniSes speed i mare c2it, coming one year
0ld Rood milch cow. will calye Isl of
March full bred Berkshire sLOats lot al
hno Poultry, two hives OF bees, plows, har.
rows, cultivators, &c; single and double
harness, heavy and light: one dearborn, dOp
wagon, wheclbRrTow, grinGstOno. SC
HOUSEHOLD FUREITuRE-Such as beds
neItt teads. walnut extension table, chairs
child' CRIB, dairy fixtures cnuinf, pans but.
ter tubs, ropes, blocks, lard cans, meat ch0p.
Icrs for tutcherlng purposes,
TERMS "A credit CT % days Will 30 given
on all sums over SO.
MATHEW SPENCE.
l.. W. STIDHAM & son, Auc,ioneers
IcbS-@tI.StW
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
| w. M.
|kennard & Co.
SEASON Of 1881

At this season Of the
year, shrtin9 and sheet
ing muslins are usually
made thcIcading articles
of sale, and persons very
naturally expect to buy
at low prices, even al
cost.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
--s - .sasssssszzss
GR0UERiFB

GJTRuEG AND MlLD
ROASTED OOFPEF,
Ss GENTS PER POUND.
BLACR, GEE n, JAPAN AND MIxIi
TEAS AT
DENTS PER POUND.
These foods are EneEcclled In purity, ,etrsaste
aad favor, by any in the city st lhs
SEioa. Try them and De
convinced Of tho fact.
CHEAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
w, X. BOWMAN Manager
10 Il. SEDOND ST., Is 4. SECOND ST,
Wilmington, delaware.
Our assortment of tbs hnar grades OF To-
and Oeiiee, aud perfectly puTe psp)sr. 50,
spioee generally, ia ope Of tho bcsl. Pric1
5UGAE ST COST TO Gus
TONER'S.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
JOHN wANAMAKER. PRILADA.

To-day you can have you
choice out of more than {
thousand ladies' cloaks at {
Iprice SO low that we shall
keep till next fall all that
Idon't sell as now marked
ISome are at half-pricc, some
lmore.
Shawls also are marked
down to the lowest point, in
cluding all the India shawls
we have. We would rather
not have any lett but shall
make no lower prices.
Drcsscs-a few left {; black
silk and various. The prices
are final low enough,
Southeast corner eth building.
To-day you can have your
choice out of an unknown
number Of girls coats, ulstcrs
and dresses of all sizes, ma
terlals and styles at prices
below all Treason, prices made
to clear the whole stock, final
prices. We don't want to
<eeP them but shall have to,
t not sold now.
Southwest corner OF the building.
JOHN WANAMAKER, !
thirteenth and Market and Chestnut Ia
streets, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
NOTICE
NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that a me.r1s q
the subscribers u the capital storE 1 ID,
Front and Union Strte ct Railway C0praW,
l0r the purpose OF oryaniEing the C1mmrJ
by the election OF officers, iii ne he 4 al M
ONCE OF the Artisans SaTtnss Bank. No. "
Market street. In thA citv Of \ i.mlrguE,m %
Iht ESDAN, the l-tL day 0fFcb,g1y. A.
De- 1881 nj = O'c!ooE, y. IN. ISigltII
jAMRs MORROW, Vm. q. GlEgaSs.
II. b. SEIDEL, C4Ro " Eg,g
Pm LIP PLuNKrTr, uH Fzyqs
JOAN K. TATCN.
leo7-St Commissioner
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
8 AND 9 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed. First mortgages OF
Improved iarm and city properties Inter.
est payatls semt-annually. Loans made on
only one-third Of the appraised value OF the
property. Security absolute and ample. Fur.
ther Information and tu!l particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER.
Eastern Manager OF OHAS. p. BOLM AR
CO., Topeka, kss.,
4-27-I No. 0 West Tth stresi
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

We have determined
to give more attention
to this branch ofbusincss
than we have previously
done and shall keep only
the standard makes
known by nearly every
housekcePcr in oar city.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
NOTlUE To WATER RENlLRS.

OFPICH or THE WArEg DEPARTMENT,
Wilmington, Del, Dee !, 1891
The bills for 1851 are nov ready and paTb
hle at the RegiEtIar's office, at theS ", M
OF sixth and King STREETS. The law reQalia
that all bills paid on or before January JA
1881, the iaee OF the bill those IsId dM!H
the month Of February, per cent sdlf
lonal thOe paid during the InCntf y
March, l5 per cent. additional, end ea'
amount remaining unpaid ater ApFu ~
ferrules Withdrawn Hud suit instituted
the recovery OF the amount due; ard The We
ter will not be let into suCh premises ul1
such arrears, with Assessments and y
drawing ierTules, are paid.
Once hours from ' ., m, TO Gp. m
WILLIAM J. MOR 'OW'
JAMS ed-i fob cod Registrar
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

NUI1CE.
IN UFPiCE OF THB FARMERS MU.
TCAL FIgR lrs. 20, OF iRE
STATE or DELAwaREI
JanGary a, ISL,
The Treasurer Of the Company hereby
gives notice that on and after February lt
,sSl, he will pay IN cssh, to tleItrtisS ent.
tied to receive ii, all balances staOdirg u
the credit Oi members on the tcCSs Of the
Company on.policies that haze lay ed. lii
VIII also pay all smounts due on s,rip "a
uhcatss Issued n lS5 which have LOT bS
collected. ". Il LsMUl1E
lan7iAveod.ttw TEea:ug,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

NoIluE-THE MUrUAIII,,-
~ ISOLATION is now iksntna LOAN As.
o. .thsres, opcr cent. allowed . new serlas
heoste allow, d on premium hid ~ deposts.
are made and when re urned r"ieh "meh loans
esehing on GEO. q. MARIE s,l day Or
janl9.lm o. u' u 10 D.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
DUBLlC SALE.

WI be sold at public sale at the reslden, 4
! o. me subscriber on Il e silver Farm, neal
ned Lion, New Castle Hd., on FRIDAY
FEBRUARY II, 1881, at l o'ciOcg, p. NJ, 5 god
work or driving horses. ! cole, coming 2 wears
OLD; yeariing colts. all good stock: 8 GOOD
N Hon cows, fall bred Durham Ouli. coming
two years o.d; yearlinG hei!ers and steers.
Berkshire shoats, hay rigging, &c.
TERMS al sums OF Sl0 and under cash,
all over that amount q credit OF II NO thq. on
purchaser giving bankabIe note with an.
proved endorser and interest IRON date.
ADA BUhhIS.
W. !. LANK, Auctioneer.
N. B.-lbts sale is made Vwlns to change
10 mode OF farming. 'eb3.ltw2td
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
NerlOE

NoIlOk-rIIF EItUru
snc n dam meeting Of the Germs,,.A AHNUA
Tne IN 10 Lean As ociat!on No, y aia ~ii,a, BuhdISS
y, mhDNE nE DAY, the 9Th lnst '.,' 81, De held a.
M, Mhen the Aud tors ' rrN,rs ~ o'cIO4 n
'V''ea and an election for ettise,,T s T,li Be h
tsb7.a, m' l.. LiCHTENSITtqq,
SeCf,t,s
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
NoiloE-DlVIDENn

ph,.aa a,nh msssers Of the wtIn,,,.
idend de'Pnls o1 P iurnpiAo have dtois,sa,ESn aaa
afisr tho s ,t,S cents per share, paystias ,ea div
fsbi. lot NO. lhTkALI.
TIeaSprs,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
NOTICE.

NoTlOt.-ANY PERSoN,
can hs carpenter work done a, " smhAhTINo
Iohns oh oe aoHo modated by ami Short nct,Si
"OIu @ tne hEPUBLloAS othSe " loaviss
O DoUsLE mua.l,.; nNrRH = Aoox.KETs,., A:E
Ili;msmercial nl;sna Calculations and rnETIsG
m,psa. lo.,s1 Mailed Q receipt OF aTsagss an.
f's'sss Stamps 8 copies, al Il cslu n
a. H. "ooA-SI0N, ~Inippto,
tebiip,"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
DHlLAnELPBlA. WILMINGTON Lcilj
= BALTIMORE RAILROAu,
JAHUAnY 50, 1881.

| - Ahhh'A 1904.
TTslna will leave Wilmington as follow;
| Eor Philadelphia and lrtermSIiacs Sss
ions, 100, $40, 10, 1870, All, 23O, 100, /. 10
| 10 aop. N.
PAAsGsIphta tFxT7oss) $50, 800, p.b5, ia.
a. n. lZlh, 2.Q3, $50 p. m.
| Philadelphia and New orr 223, $50. :, 90
| 100 3, ~, Las, 1873 d.4Q p. NJ.
baltimore and lniernedilto Stations, SIS
a, n. 4.3S p, IL.
Baltimore and Bay Line e.4S n, III.
Baltimore snd WGShpEt9u, l..5l, aQ3:5
9.5S q. n, i2.A5, la. 6-5 p. il.
IrArs 10y Delaware Division lsaye Ter;
E.T ~a:tle, 600, $50 u. n, Leo, 800, c. 30
p. n.
harrington and Intermediate Stations 0 co
A. n. l.95, s20 .. d.
Ds!@af gG4 Intermediate Stations, q.3JA
~. 4,lt ,. Il.
SUNDAY TRIMS,
Philadelphia saI lnternedlgtr st4aoas
6! 10 q. n. b.'v, e.0g, 6 ~. $50 Cly y. u.
PhuadelpAia aud New York, ..4y q. H., $40
p, III.
Baltimore and Washington, l25l,2.o3, 7f5
y. u.
For ,urLAar Information pa8secxera srs r-.
ic:rpd to the !ta49 tables posted at the deco,.
d. I KEEEEY Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

NELA WAh1 y 4EITEHN RSIIEOAD.
~ -On and ei.eS eDsuarJ y, 1880, trs ls
VII r-a Gs '3iloEs:
!.os7e WllGnssoa a. I.l5, 1850, a. N, t.3o,p.
N.
Arrive a. Ianaonoa:4 $50, s. m, 1900 nooa,
so. ?. IL
Loa79 L2.tGlberg, g. mlGE1 y nj
arrive AZ Wilmington, SNo,p ~, lis, y. IA
1diu y. GONNEIL. Sup't,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
AMUEEMERTS
DKOF. CRABB

=, Gan be engaged to give Comic, Pathetic OF
ShaKespertan Readings at low rates from
cate. win reau Tor beneht Of churches free
OF charEe. Write tor dates. Address, city.
iebl-lN
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
Wilmington, Delaware

10 Il. SECOND ST., l6E. SECOND ST,
, 1881-04-23
THE SUNSHINE CLO7'TflET's.
THE
WHITE
HOUSE"
OF CHICAGO,
Wi||oughby, Hill
& Co.'S,
AND 4k1E
ONLY
| WHITE
| CLOTHING
| HOUSE
/ IN CHICAGO.

We mean on the outside.
There are "SEVERAL"
"PAINTED" WHITE on
the INSIDE. You can "see"
that at midday, "BY GAS
LIGHT" only.
Wil1oughby, Hill & Co.
have spent a large portion Of
their gains to make their place
of business "HEALTHY,"
"CLEAN," "L1GHT,"'
"BRIGHT," "ATTRACT-
IVE," "CONVEN1ENT,"
and PHEASANT" to you,
to their employees, and them
selves. Lots of people say
the store is the hundsornest
they ever saw
, 1881-04-23

T1E British residents are leaving Pretoria,
ore of the Transyaal cities. Th6 Lower
Branch of the South African Legislature IS
discussing tic t1rn,s OF peace with the
Transvaal, and the Upper Chamber has re-
lected resolution approving it, by the east::
, 1881-04-23

MAyoI. llAnNlsoS and Commissioner Wal"
lor nre Investigating allcKUd crooketiMesa on
tho part Ut some perso'ls win l'ase Weighed
coa! furnished to tho city, a1d BY which tie
city Ii out considerable sum Of money.
, 1881-04-23

TIE Senate last evening adjourned until
Tuesday, Previous to adjournment there
was 4 long, wearIsome discussion Ut tho
usual kind.
, 1881-04-23

TuE French Intend to u[aombark troops at
'Tabarca OH the African const, and the Icy OF
Tunfs protests, and il the Intention Is carried
out he will sny to tue Powers TINT It IS q
breach OF International Inv.
, 1881-04-23

IT is asserted th0t Senator Eugene Hale
has take1, tho tr0nDlu to tell the Democratic
Senators tl!at FryB's recent spuech III tho
Seuato does not by any means represent tie
splrlt or temper OF the Administration.
, 1881-04-23

Tou ALLEN, ConRressmat'c1cct from the
Second Missouri District. denies that he has
my knowledge Of tho alleged contemplated
invasion OF Mexico by Ge1s. Grant aud othefs'
Including himself {Alr. Allcn},
, 1881-04-23

TiiE public will be relofccd to loarn that
Canlallar ls ut Inst eyncnatc.i. The Atlantic
cable will suspend operations OIL this n'attcr
or some time to conu. :
, 1881-04-23

TuE Spantsl, Consul ut Tnnts states that
tha Icy has addressed clrcular to tlto
European Cunsuls At Tun1a declining all ra-
snouslb!llty for tho nets Of hts subjects IN
cuse the Fruncl. should utter Tun!s!an t0rrl'
tury, ,.
, 1881-04-23

TIE Russian Governments llas deeldad to
appropriate 9,o00,000 roub1cs annually to H!a
ueasal,ts to frca themselves fron1 tue land
INK of lSUl, Gun. Me!tkoH has advised ina
Rraut, fearing there would bo trouble otaeFs
.utRa
, 1881-04-23

TuE cobb1cstone ordinance passed the
Common Council Inst night ny yoto OF ~ TO
II, 1utlana avenue and Eighteenth street
east Of Wabasl, avenue mrs exempted from
tic provisions Ut tl.e 0rtlInahce.
, 1881-04-23

soAE Of tho WOODEN manufacturers Of
Bradford, England, propose bringing their
mucl,tnysy to this country aud engaging III
tho work Ut manufacturing goods here
Trade Is at present greatly depressed !n E''-
C1ntlu.
, 1881-04-23
PR1C' five CENTS.
qxgfe Gt1h,11te.

ptrson4 Hndh1e 10 1rsrtfuse eopfts of THn
f'HfunGo TitIRuxE al Ntes Aget@cfts and m raft
tnu trains ,rcre Cttra0o 1'alxrs art sod ioM con-
ftrd faror IN reporting tic {aets to Thu 91ct, gfb-
,up full particulars. :
, 1881-04-23

TuE Republican Senators will hold ca11'
Gus Tuesday Of Wednesday to determine
whit course to take in reference to the dead-
lock and tic nominations of the President
, 1881-04-23

THE President and Mrs. Garfield attended
tho closing exercises Of the Academy OF
Sciences ut Washing ton yesterday. ;: !,
, 1881-04-23

Io1.1114Anp's horse Mistake won the In
ter1,attoua1 Handicap on the Newmarket
course yesterday. Eleven horses started.
e1,l Mistake ca,ue in two lengths ahead. md
ynu easily.
, 1881-04-23

ONE of tho heaviest storms Of cain md hai!
ever known In that reGtun fell In tl.e Vicinity
OF huntsville, Tux, yesterday. Nearly nll
the bridges wero swept awAy.
, 1881-04-23

SEcnErArY BLAINE: ll,is requested full
report Of tho circumstances attending the
arrest Of two American citizens ut Victoria,
&c =,
, 1881-04-23

TnE residence Of Harry Rainford. the
comedian, situated III Montgomery County,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
, 1881-04-23

THE residence Of the Rev. L. J. feeling. a
Roman Catholic priest, ut .Newburyport.
Mass., was destroyed by fire yesterday.
, 1881-04-23

THEME wore only ntnety-ono failures
throughout the United Suites ana Canaaa
during tie past week, rs compared with loo
the preceding week. Most OF tho failures
were Of su,nll concerns. =.
, 1881-04-23

Still. It comes. The steamship Donan
brought 500, 600 worth Of gold bullion from
Europe to New York yesterday.
, 1881-04-23

Ir is thought that the frult-crop this year
will be farbe1ow the average. and that prices
Will be consequently rather high.
, 1881-04-23

Mn. LIZ Duo's house at Hull, Quebec, vas
destroyed By fro yesterday, md Ills thres
children perished In the flames.
, 1881-04-23

YESTERDAY twelya sail vessels were
brought Into Chicago harbor through tia
Ice. Eleven Of tho vessels constituted
single tow, I,and1etlby two tugs. -
, 1881-04-23

TI1F cotton merchants of Cincinnati l'avo
agreed to raise s25.m0 of tho guarantee fanA
Of the international Cotton Exchange to Ia
1Ield Mt Atlanta this ycnr.
, 1881-04-23
TuE Prince Of Wales will represent tho
Queen at Bcacons(le1d's funeral. =

AunAM MARTIN was hanged at Abbevttic.
$. e., yesterday for tho murder OF Ills wife
1uat ,fan1tnrr.
, 1881-04-23

JOHN KuroE1ss MARs11ALrr ono OF tne
most prominent merchants Of Nc" 4ofK.
died yesterday in his 10th year.
, 1881-04-23

TuE Milwaukee horses haye been attacked
by the "scratci,cs." About 200 Of them a1e
suffering from the disease.
, 1881-04-23
The: Sunshine
Clothing House.

Now, is it not natural to.
suppose that Wil1oughby,
Hill & Co. would place be-
fore their customers the most
beautiful goods? Don't 1t
seem as if such a concern
would be smart enough to
know that it would be ex-
pected such a WIDE
AWAKE, GO-AHEAD firm
would be most likely to have
all the new things the mo
ment they made appearance
in any part Of "TH1s"
world?
, 1881-04-23

ABOUT 1000 persons, mostly Of tho farming
class, left Cork, ireland, yesterday for tho
United StateS.
, 1881-04-23

THE assets Of the Citizens Dnnk OF Atlar-:
tn, Ga, which failed recently for s6o1,oo'
will realize about $4b0, 600.
, 1881-04-23

NEARLY 400 immigrants arrived at New
York yesterday from Europe. The arrivals
ttlts week will reach 5000. =
, 1881-04-23
yILKH IND GLDFJS.
'SIlIKS!'
Tightly
SGHHIls;19gcFR 81
NAzX2E1R: 81
State and Madison.StS.

We wish to again place stress
upon an element connected with
our Silk Department, independent
Of goods and the prices at which
they are offered. The goods, if
placed directly In the light Of day,
could not show better the shades
Of color, grain Of texture, and the
tout ensemble Of the materials
than the same can be seen in our
department. If there is any ad-
vantage in unlimited supplies OF
light WE LAY CLAIM TO IT.
, 1881-04-23
CL{)I'IfING.
OP EIIN(i
POSTPONED
For One Week.

Wo nro all ready excepting our Show
Windows. Tho carpenters and painters
disappointed us, mt being ab!c to finish
them in time. However, II when down
town you Should llayo Il few minutes to
spare, wouldn't 1t bo well to got the first
selection 0ut OF all tho new
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-04-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

"A popularity Of the Austrial
Empress is said TO be her horror of
noise. Wherever she may he. thick
carpets are laid down. that she may
not hear the mere sound of her own
footsteps.
Mrs. Garfield. who speaks
French and German flucntly, is said
to be the first Presidents Wife able
to talk with foreign diplomats in
the court language of Europe. Her
husband is also accomplished Ill
German and French.
The Johnson family are men
toned as cheriShipg pride in the
tiny taiIor's shop in Greenville
Tenn, where the former President
once sewed for his living, and with
his sign, a. Johnson it is care
fully preserved. ...,s .
Mr.. Charnay, who was despatch
ed TO Mexico by Mr.. Lorillard and
the French Government, to conduct
archaeological researches, has sue
ceeded in making important discoy-
cries. The Mexican authorities have
however. refused him permission TO
take out of the country the anti
quities he has found. Is --..
Alexander Ill. hasa deeided,lik
ing for France and the French. Dur
ing the FrancO-Prussian war he
forbade those about him to speak
any other language than Russ and
French. The fine inflicted for speak
ing German amounted to E100 On
one occasion the Gar called on him
and iocularly said in G erman. Good
morning, my son." handing him five
louis as his penalty.