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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

Even in our Republic a great many peo-
pie consider themselves ''sovereigns by the
grace OF gold"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
Eureka Drain Tile Machine

NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO SELL
N Real Estate.
State of Indiana, Marion County, Marion Civil
Circuit Court:
Notice is hereby given that katherine KOehler,
adminirtratrix OF the estate OF John ID. k0ehler,
deceased. has fled her petition to sell the real
estate of the decedent. his personal property being
insufficient 10 pay his uebts; and that said pet-
ton will be heard at the next term Of the Marion
Civil Circuit of said County.
Attest: ID. NJ. RANSDELL. Clerk,
NJ C.. G.. q. Marion County.
Richardson & Dryer. Attorneys for Plaintiff, n
and IS Baldwin'sB Block,
May 81, 1851. Iel-TSv
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
Vegetables and Fruits.

Beans6Choice clean navy. 81 75 per bu; com
mon, 81 259z so per bu; marrowfat, g 1898 90
per bu.
barrel; common sound. e. so per barrel,
Hominy-S2 45@2 90 for grits. per Dbl.
Dried Fruit-Dull. Peaches. choice halves, 81
a7hc per ID. new apples, 3@414c.
Peas-S292 20 per bu.
Onions-Yellow Danvers, IS 5o95 75per Dbl. red,
81 so per Dbl. silver skin, S. Is per Dbl.
Potatees-Choice early rose, soc per bu. from
store
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
DRY Goods

Brown Cottons-AppletOn A, SC; Atlantic A., SC;
q%e;' Gfnsni Seyiien ZEE. :: do Il. &c; augusta. &c;
Continental c, nc; Nashua r, nc; Pepperell E,
Sc e dOR, Ne ne, do RR O. s a&c' U DO y !. &C. sc: Psw,enSe
"a. 22Ec; do lO-4, Is; Utica. 81, 27c; do 10-i, soc.
Bleached Cottons-Canoe 4Hc; Chestnut Hill.
RaSSk SSee AA, sE S,s' Barker huRe &c: FarweI, &c; Hi
"A, 9Hc; Fruit OF the Loom, l0Hc; Linwood, 9Hc;
Nashville, lo12c; Lonsdale, 1oc Wamsutta, lSc;
C. Knights Cambria, 10; Lonsdale Cambria, l3c;
Dwight Cambria, 12c.
-Prints-Dundee. SC; Harmony. SIC. Sprague,
SIC Gloucester, &C; Aliens, &C; Hamilton, exc;
Hartel. SIC; KnickeIbocker, 612c; Dunnell, 6Hc;
American, &C; Oriental, 6Zc; Steel River, &c
Cocheco, &c; Pacific, &c; Merrimack: &c; Man
&c; simpsons Black and White, &c; Simpsons
Plain Blacks, exc; Albion Solid Colors, &c; Berlin
do, &c; Mallory Pink. &C: Mcrrimack Shirtings. &c;
&c: do Plain Nile Green and Imperial Blue, lie;
Merrimack Printed Pique, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nc; Earlston: Sc
Lancaster, 101zc; Bates, 1o1zc; Plunkett, 1019ci
White, l0Hc; Minton Dress Styles. l0Ec; Canton
PIC; Madras. l2%c: Paisley, l2Hc.
Observation-Disclosures TX. Stout, 1014c: do b. &c
Everett, 1917; Endurance Tx. Heavy,n; do X
&c: Glenolden, NC; Amoskeag, lie; do Plaids
neutrality-suspicious., Sc; Augusta, s; Louisi
ana. Sc; Greenbriar' SIC; Newton Falls SIC
Tickings-Arasapha, &c; Lewiston 3Oin., l5ci
do S2in., Ice; do 36-in. 1sHc; do Plaids, 17Ze'
Conestogo BIZ, 1sc; do Extra S2in., ISL; do Goa
l4c, do X. lie; York 32-in., Ice; do 30-in., 1sc
Hamilton. lSc; do Fancy, l1Hc; Amoskeag AGA
l7Lc.
Demins-Haymaker, 10; Nelson "A, 121zc; dc
Xxx, 1917; do Xxi, 14%c: do OK. Ice; York, Ice
Beaver Creek G l2%; do BIB, 1916; do IA, 14%c
Observation-Disclosures d & I, Doc; do f. 1THc
do A, 15c; do AAA, 12Hc;N Y. Mills ID & I, 2212c
Everett Heavy. zoe; Bell & 7, 1sc; Golden Eagle
1Sc; Oxmead, PIC; Aberdeen. 1915.
Kentucky Jeaiis-Abb0tsford, 11Hc; lndiar
Creek. &c; West Point. II; Capitol, Ice; Proyident
lie; Preferred, 25c; Chelton Doeskins, 4212c.
Homemade. 2@S7%c.
Carpet Chain white, zoe; Colored, 25c: Cover
let, &c; No. 500 Cotton Yarn, Toe; Candle Wick
zoe; Cotton Irvine. &c.
Grain Bags-American, zoe; Franklinville, Ole
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
MEN OF THE HOUR.

Some are born great. some achieve greatness.
and some have greatness thrust upon Them
shakespeare.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01
The Drug Market.

Alcohol, 81 1892 %; alum. per n. 4@5c; Gallo
mel, per 10, 75c; camphor, per %, 30935c; cochi-
neal, per n. S5@90c; chloroform. per D. 909e5c;
copperas. Dbl. SS93 50; gum opium. u. s. 5096 IS;
indigo. per n, S@1 20; ncoree. Calabrian, u,
morphine, 81 25@4 So; madden, n, l2@I4c. Oils
Castor. best. gal. 95c@s10 90; sweet, 9Oc@sl rs; olive,
gal 81 7Sss 50; Sperm penn gal. 81 Is; beTgamot; n
b (Sanderson's), IS 5O9S 70. Quinine, p. & W.,
on. 81 6e1o 65: cinchonidia. per OF. 9O995;
resin: Dbl, - z5gss So sospLCastiie Fl, sHsl2c-
bicarb, English, casks, ID, SIC; ida, ga, ID, 80
&C.: soda-ssh. ID. 4@4xc: salts. kpsom, ID. S@4c;
snuff. per case. 4doz bottles. Scotch. g 50 per doz.
inuf, CARROTS, per case Of dos, t5 @9le; brim'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
LEGAL AfternAf

James Stroud has sold to James Eis
colored, two houses in tue Ninth VISA
Postmaster Pyle will put q PnD!l' Nv
ter box in the hall OF the Court dou'
Twenty cars VIII soon be stDs BY Wv
Jackson & Sharp company to s-' va
yer & BIO Grands railroad.
Ezra Luke15 had his hand ray
ma he'd at the Harlan < H).!ln5sa0'"
works yesterday. T..
The steer advertised hy J p IFsp hs
was fed by william Wool''y, hI'I y
county, Mo-, and WAS parcAasss y
James sawdOu, Jr., and BY lin '0'' '
Mr.. P entiss.
First battalion, D. v NJ, Lea ~.
ant-Colonel 3. II. Wood, eommsnt, IN
will be called out for inspection vi u
on Monday night. Adjuisn'''s4.i%,,,
j. Parke Postles will do the iA'p''41
The Wilmington Athletic As5ools,,.||
is about to rent spaces on the ou. Il
walls OF the gymnasium, at TENN
Orange streets, to Advertisers
James H. Crabb will readin S9yDS
tonight. May fsggart ana Nj
Roberts sisters will take psF' IL
entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

Wei he Meyers wonderful Ca:arFh
Cure is cow dispensed by al drU SIS, 8lG
IL delivered carriage paid)by %. IL. Dewey
d. 40, No. % Dey-st, New YORK. The r..
maGkable cures which hEVe everywhere 70.
Sul, ed IRON the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling tsct that no merely
local l. e&tment, like snufE, douches, and IN.
hsiations, can possibly reach or destroy ca,
tGrrhal virus. The antdotal elements dis.
covered by DIR. Wei de meyer SIRE absorbed
throughout he mucous membran0us system
In two mtnuteR' time, thus forming an iLocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar %. and as unlaltng a.,
vaccination. A ''TFeaGise," with fUll
statements by the cured, Is mailed free
WEI ne Meyers Catarrh Cure IA w.rth ten
times its cost. Rev. Ohas J. Jones, New
Brighton, l.. l. "Ore package cured me.
Rev. 9, Taylor, l4O Noblest., Brooklyn,
n. Y" 1t restored me To the ministry,
Rev. Geo. A. keis, Uobbleskill n. Y ,"'sT6e
remedy lisa marvel. RCV A. p Freese
Cairo, N. :" 1t has bean OF great value
70 me. Rev. Oiney Place, Massena, n. Y, +"
Rev Geo. l.. Pratt, st. stephens Esctory.
Phil1da., etc. A real cure Of OatGrrh tor 81. o.
ll29 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
Growing sugar cane.

List year uildreth Sons, sugar rein.
ers Of PhiladeIphia, erected evapora,ins
works at Bennett Station, Cape MAY
County, and contracted with farmers tt
grew lOO&crgsof Minnesota sugar cane
They desired to test The matter upon q
large scale. 1t WAS entirely successful,
making excellent sugar. In fact, 20 much
so, that they are now negotiating for the
purchase of Is, 600 acres in order 10 grow
it upon scale large enough to supply
theiE Philadelphiarefneries. The Vine :
land farmers have grown this Minnesota
sugar cane for the past nine years. The
HildFeth Sons have kept their expert
msnt very quiet, either because it was
an experiment, or to have start of the
other refners. Salem Sunbeam.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
Save YOur Child.

DR.. Smith having made a speciality
for over thirteen years in the treatment
Of tape worms and seat worms has no
dihhculty in telling instantly II child OF
an adult is afflicted with worms. He
successfully treats thousands Of child
rem In cases where all other treatment
fails. He positively guarantees a cure
in each and every case. His remedies
ara perfectly safe for the mos. delicate
babe.
He has at his Office abundant Will.
mington testimonials TO convince tho
most skeptical of the wonderful vir-
tues OF his medicine. Those having
children should not delay a moment TO
give the Doctor call as he remains In
our city for a few days only. Office
under the Clayton House, Fifth and
Market streets, No charge Tor consul
tation.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
G0ldEed Edueat9nu

The delegates 10 the convention rela
tive TO the education Of oclorea people
met in Wha!coat cAareh, Dove. at uoor
yesterday,
Rev, G. c. Fslts, Of this city, was
made temporary chair@an, with 8. V,
B. Carly ami J, R. Mc1inais rs socse-
tsries.
A committee on credentials was ar.
pointed, consisting of W. II. Caldwell,
Leonard Patterson and Rev. James l.
Hamilton.
The following permanent ohcsr'
we're elected; President, Rev. George
H. Waters Of Smy ma; vice pregid- n;s,
D. 2. Hamilton, Nav Castle county Rev
j. D. Ebert, Kent county, SGd Rev.
James L. Hamilton, Sussex county;
secretary, S. Y. B. Carly, OF
Wilmington; assistant secretary,
Dr.. G. K Henderson, of Wuminz,o1:
sergeant Et srms, ", ii. Wi1.toA and
Cyrus Moore,
A COMMITTEES Oh resolutions was ap
pointed. A.isr deliLeratio0, q memo.
rial, 10 ba presented 10 IL. Genera! As
sem9lg, was reported.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

AS the result of Congressman Ward'f
Interference on behalf ofthe iron manu-.
fGoturers Of Pennsylvania, the Secretary
OF the Treasury on Mondsy tslegrsphed
to the New York Custom House suspend
ing the order under which plates OF iron
with hole punched therein have been
admitted st So per cent. al valoren d1ty
while on the iron plates manufactured a
special duty Of $50 per ton is levied.
The special point made by Mr.. Ward
against the Department ordsr was that
It put American labor at discount by
imposing lower rate OF duty On iron
worked abroad than upon baud worked
abroad than urou home worked iron -
1t Is believed that the Treasury order
will ultimately be revoked.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
SECOND EDITION.
1HK LEVY .0eUR 4.



The Members Leave tbe dry A
sossznents aRa Rash ORG 10 saw
aOeunay Bridge.
The Levy Court met at II o'olocl
yesterday and commenced porting owe
the dry det&,a the Wilmington 2s
sessments, at which business the
were engaged until somewhere abou
8 o'clock IN the afternoon, at which
tims q messenger arrived putting anC
blowing like porpoise with the infor
nation that news had jus! arrived a
police headquarters that the Eleventh
street bridge was trembling in the bal
anoe and that it was only question
OF moments when it would swing Of
from it's abutme1ts and start dOTn thu
river on feet OF ice cakes, All, here
was an opportunity for sight seeing,
Perhaps another wouii never occur,
And besides the County had several
thousand dollars locked up in that
bridge and Of course the members wefe
intensely interested.
The court started, nor did it stand
Icing upon Its going. The puffy Presi.
dent laid down his gavsl, drew his
SLOUGH hat over his eyes, and started
like streak GU OF the court house
nd all the other m. mbers followed.
Morrison long he ri waved like Q
peRanT to the breeze. Elliason's rudy
counteRanee grew redder still as be
filed out in tbs huTYIDg line, Polk
secured his spectacles rom the danger
of dropping from his aquiliue nose and
rushed ont after his col leagues. Wells
face flushed with the expectation OF
seeing real food. TAYLOR mute and
solemn joined ths march. Wier, 1.-the
aHd intrepid, put the fat puffy MEM
bers to severe test to keep up Sharp
less had seen foods il Red Clay Creek
but that was not on the Brandy wine
Silver's tall graceful form was sesn
looming up above all others as he
bobbed down the siushy street, ana
hahaffy's head could be seen occasion
ally bSbbing up ss he rounded over q
hill or a snow bank. Accompanying
them was the young bsilitf, several by
ISLANDERS who hadfall IN in line and some
excited dogs,
When the bridge vas reached, there
1t stood firm and fast az it had always
stood, and there was not swan a break
in the ice which surrounded the abu;-
msnt.
The Levy Csurt was badly sold |
Some of them might have used CusS !
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

TINE NUMEROUS INVENTORS or
4 EdlFSa, keelY and 0thoT distinA vi shed
persons are Insignificant compared With the
invention Of DIX, V. x. STONE, the inven-
tor OF "Aptpsia;' one Is scientific Improve
mont, the other scte1ce TO save Lille
Never before since tie Foundation Of the
word has medicine boon placed bsloro the
public on its lure merit. First because II
claims TO cure only & certain disease instead
Of MY as others do, md furnishes nigh proof
that II does this, Second, II Is compound
0! one OF our best physicians and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia speciality tor ten years
with reward OF the only spocthc ever placed
before the people. Ghird, because our best
physicians prescribe II for their dygpsp.lc
patients, RS DR.. samuel Adams 81 New York
city says, am happy TO say that the cure
Tor that tlartbls disease dyspepsto, Les IT
last been found in your "ApepSt," and he.
iieye it is your duty to put 1t before the pub
lie,
keadsr, have you dyspepsia, Il 50 don't
iai' 10 get bottle OF "ApopsIH, " and - you
value your hoGlth and life, ta&e nothing else
Price per bottle, 81 90 Pr sale wAuo.
sale and rstail byI. James Belt, SlEtA and
Market streets, and N. Il, DauiUrlh second
and NAket streets. Also b. all drGggtsts
vans II
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
DEATH

HUTCHINSON In Srtdgeton n. j., on
the 9Th instant, William l.. Hutchinson
in the E2d ear Of his age.
The re auyes and friends Of tho family,
are invited 20 attend the funeral rom the
residence Of his father, Bridgeton, New Jer.
sey, on FEitay, the llth instan. at II o'clock
GkIFETTE.--On the 9Th instant, Edmund
Griffith, OF congestion of tho lungs.
The relatives and trieni' OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the tunera.,
from his late res.derca. 5U3 Orange street
on Friday afternoon at 'Gl0CE. lnterment
ut the Wilmington ana Braa4ywlns Gene
cry.
NcCRUDDEN On the 9th Instant. Mary
BeCYadden, IN the s5tn ear OF age.
The relatives and friends Of the family.
are respectfully INVITED TO atteni the tuner.
al from the TeF idHnGe Of her s0n.iA,law,
James Kane, i6th street, Rai-ro1d avenue,
over llth street bridge, to leave tue house at
one O'Clock, on Saturday afternoon, to prs.
seed to st. Josephs Oemetery.
VANCE.-Cn Wednesday, the 9th instant,
Jesttna N. Vance. aged 70 yeas,
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her nus.
band, Chas. Vance. n. +, corner ID and
Poplar streets on Saturday, 18th instant, Ser
vices at the house at 2O'CiDlE. InIerment ct
Rivervtew Cemetery.
ThESION.-Dh the lOth instant Sarah
Preston, aged about "a years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from her late resideCce, h O,
sos Montgomery street, on seventh day, the
18th inst, at 9 O'CLOCK, a. n. IntermeLt az
West nottingham, Cecil 10, M.
HENN1s.-On the 9th instant, Harry T. son
of william and KATE l.. HenRis, aged 70
months
The relatives and friends Of the family, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents, Head
street, between A and b, south Wilmington
ON Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Inter.
ment at cid Swede's Church Cemetery.
MOKROW.-On the 18th instant, John
Morrow in the 5sth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the iu eral
from his late residence. No. 623 East Sixth
street on Sunday afternoon, at 8. o O'c.ock
Int ,msnt at old Sw4des Cemetery.
wlNNIN4TON.-On tho 9Th Instant, Al
exander wilmington, in the 7stn year o.
HIS age
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late resid sHce, at Riddles Banks
on saturday ate noon, at2 O'clock. Inter
ment at MT. Salem Cemetery. Services al
the house.
Dearest husband thou has left us,
Here thy loes We deeply feel,
But tits God that has Dereft us,
He can ali our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day OF life Ia fed,
And In heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Where no parting tear Is shed.
"Blessed are the dead that die In the Lord,
81 they rest irsm their Labor"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
Hu II den Death.

Josiah s. shinn, an employee Of the
Wilmington Clothing House, died "a.
ther unexpectedly, about two O'Clock
this morning, at his residence, No.
2l9 West Fourth street. The deceased
was 80 years of age and had, for the
last three weeks, been confined to his
home with a complication of dropsy
and heart affection. He was able
to work at home, and yesterday after
noon he drafted some patterns and cut
q pair Of pants. He will be buried at
Mount holly, New Jersey, tomorrow
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

expenditures BY him, and all payments
to him for or on account Of the erection
of said court house, and unless 1t shall
satisfactorily appear TO said Court that
the said Archibald Given, in his &C
ceptance Of the contract for the erec-
tion Of said court house, acted in good
faith and with the expectation that be
would be able, without loss 10 h mselt,
TO complete the work by him 90 tract
ed 10 be done, for the esntrsct price,
nor shall any portion OF the said sum
Of %, 625 be paid by said court to the
said Archibald Given for or on account
of any item or items of loss by him
sustainsd, which, In the opinion of
the said court could have been
avoided by the exercise by him OF ordi.
nary care or business prudence, or for
or on account Of aay item or items Of
loss by him sustained, which, in the
opinion Of the said Court, can be made
good to the said Archibald Given by
suit against the person or persons Ii.
able therefore,
30 you see by the above that there
could b4 DO objgction urged against the
bill except that of bsd precedent, and
the fact that the case Ia phenomenal
one renders that almost inapplioabIe.
The features Of the new militia bill
are: The number Of militia companies
in the Stats is limited to ten. The
staff Of the Governor il fixed st one
Adjutant General, one Quar!ermaster
''euersl, one Inspector General. three
Brigadier Generals and suen other eff |
GERS as may be deemed necessary. Five
dollars per annum Is to be paid to each |
active and efficient man to 20 toward |
paying for his unI.oim. and 800 per !
anuum to each company TO assist in |
paving the rent Of tasir armory.
The Adiutsnt General Is empowered
To sell such state aims rs are deemed
unnecessary aud distribute the pro-
ceeds smcng the companies.
The new bin has oEe merit sadly
lacked by its predecessor that IS brevlly
and its chances for passage age much ,
more favorable.
The local option petitions swarmed
INTO ths House in great numbers. MIR.
Matthews prosecuted The first, bearing
HOS names, Then came Nj. Cahail ,
With I47 namss, and after him, Sir.
Robinson sent up Milford petition .
Al signatures Mr.. Van. :
3urksloT, T. N. Williams, Mr., Wood.
teaper and Mir. Graham followed, and
y this time the members were smiling, VI
a much With surprise as with ANUS :,
nent. But the climax was cappsi a
7hep Mr., Bradford arose with several "a,
stitions, containing IN all 49l3 signs VI
lres. They were all referred to the
ommlttee on temperance the Ct airnsn p
which Is Mr.. yauBurkalow, v 40, by II
70 way, never takes drink. y,
The committee on Revised Statutes =
ED a long meeting tonight and de =. =,
ded t" make favorable report upon IL
10 Wilmington fiscal bill, and all III =
report upon the bill giving W
" city powers to condemn water W
shts. B,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

The props beneath the D. W. +. r.
bridge st Mt. Cuba were knocked Of
yesterday by the Ice. The Railroad Of
foials deemed it ursafe for trains t
cross the bridge, consequently the al
terneon train from Lsudsrburg wae
stopped the other side of the bridge anG
the passengers were compelled to WALL
over to this side of The Gre k, where
they were met by 3 train which had
been SeDtup from this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
TMe city of worcester

The Harlan Il HollingsEorth Com
pany will, in few days, iauAcn thu
largest steamer ever built in this city
lis dimensions are 1926 feet long, A
feet beam and Is feet 8 inches il
depth. 1t will be known az the City
OF Worcester. It belongs to the Nor
vich and New York Transportation
Company and will ply between NeF
York aud NsrTich.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
PRFsOF Concert.

The ladies OF the Third Presbyterian
church, of Chester, gave psrlor con,
cert last night q. the residence of ].
Frank Black. Misses Addie aud Virsis
Conner and MeSsrs. G. B. Rhsads, C.
7. Howell and DR.. Howard Ogls OF the
Philharmonic Club, Of this oity,were in
attendance.
Music was furnished by the Whining
ton party, and also by Professor Swee.
ney and Miss Mary Hinkson, of Chester.
Miss Marshall, of Philadelphia, gave
select readings.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

The Witsil Senate will give itp see
cnd annual ball tonight IN Webster
Dancing Academy. The grand marcel
will come of st nine O'Clock. No lady
who does not possess ticket will h
admitted to ESQ the marsh.
The Lafayette Guards will give their
second annual ball tonight in Breck i
Mill, Rising Sun.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
U. y. ntstsict Court,

The libel cases against the schooner.
VIM K. Leeds and Edwin Post, cane
up in the U. 8. Court, this morning,
bat were continued ovsr until nay;
Friday, The cases Of P3ulson, Ramon
aud D'Co's., were consolidated Mr.
yandsgrift, on motion Of c. T. Lore
k:q', was admitted to the bar as c5nr.
selIor. 80 "a
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

JIinr & Bro. have opened a arst.elasl
meat and vegetable store at 70j West
Eighth st. They are enterprising
and accommodating young msa and
deserve liberal share Of public pa
tronsge. Their stock ia Grst.clRss,
while prices are moderate.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
Mankind's Favorfte Pills.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga-
coatsd) move the bowels easy by acting di.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action OF the liver;
the right or lett side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiveness, SICK stomach, weak
bach, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billousness, general
Wea kness and other bodily intirnities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, Sickening, weakening or leaving the
| and liver cure rs cents and 81 box, Main
depot, sth and King SITS. Philadelphia eO2
Arcn street. Sold by deaIera. III
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
It'll Deatn us DO PART

Miss Amelia Pipino, piecS Of " :, 4.
CHER, was married last nlgG,, y I'M
residence OF her uncle, No 1i4 al i
street, to Mr.. Harry X. CromSsu a,
Philadelphia. The ceremony VAN W. IS
formed by Rev. Richard B. c0eS} i III &,
tor Of the Second Baptist church . -,
presence Of numerous invited sr
a reception followed the cessO .Ss bid
the nup.ials. The grssts EsV', a an' III
and groom many valuable gus ,,.td
welded couple. at 10 o'ClOsk' ~"
for their home in Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
EALLlN LINE AND COME TO lo8 Z

L IL.
T. sixth street and get can OF peach IAN
Tor &c; 1t is most delicious, put up In loaf
sugar; try one and you will come back for 20,
AS all the peach trees are Killed, You should
lay in lot OF our 2 cans for zoo, and our gal
Ion can tor IS, We have eVaporalet peaches
as low az ms for $50, Ms paret 24c, plain
peaches &c. b, apples &c. n, rs ev8porated
pears $50, z lbs German pears rs, prunes &c
b. cherries Sc b, ssedless cherries &c. n
prunellss 10c b, muscatel raislns loo, HON,
my &c at Riv6rton corn &c. n. fake taplco
l0c D. imported maccarona l2c n, finest
butter 30,. b huckwheat $40 b, 8 bottles
catsup 2bc Lima beans 100. can. We have
the wnitest sugar and the best tea ana c0iiee
In the city. Great reduction in -four, but.
ter, and everything Reneraliy kept in a first.
class grocery store. Soap at one cent CA ke.
If you carry 1t IN your pocket you VIII never
take any disease; we sold bO0 CAKES Ia one
day; Il you want some speak quick
T. M. WEIR,
Granger Store, 1Os 4. SIKH stre,t.
teb2.8t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
Fingers Crushed

A man named Zane, an emplvsti
the P, W. & B. R. R. Co.'S iuSvshsd
works, had two fingers o'a ~hils
clamps, yesterday afternoon
vas working Of . boiler Frame
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

New gravel and plastic slate fooS
put on and repaired by (. Mitchell,
IT,. 80 West Front street