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Houses

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BOOTS AND SHOES.
OVERSHOES !!

SCHLLEK Dc CO. hGve the only Complete St0ck ise the
N0rthscest Of OvershOes. Rss1bers Etc. Etc., Of oM Eads
SO East Third street and 337 W0bGsh0aU, Cor FOoTt
The only place acere yow sci d The Reliable Goodyear
Make of ATctics. Etc.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS.

The vote by which the Militia bill was
lost was reconsilered this afternoon, on
Mr.. Bradford's = motion, and he offered Il
substitute appropriating 81 200 per an
mum for the Use Of the Militia. Ii was
postponed for % day. The House con
CURED in the Senate resolution appoint
ing G. H. B Day to collect conmita-
tion claims. The Senate resolutions re-
duCing the rate OF interest on thrJ. &
y. and Il. Il +. II. X. mortgages, from &
to 4 per cent, were laid over until to-
morrow.
Both houses listened to the report of
President pllrnell of Delaware College
to-day. By IL vote of ) to9 the HouSe
refused to have go copies printed A
remonstranCe from Samuel Townsend
against the Ship Canal was read in the
House to-day.
The Senate Divorce Committee has
reported unfavorably on the following
petitions for divorce: II. j. Singles. H.
II. Mce, w. A. Worrell, f.. H. Bcckert
In the Senate, the vote by which lhc
act to incorporate the Diamond State
Gas Company was lost, was, on InUipn
of Mr.. McWhOrter, recomSilcrrd, and
II" matter was then postponed until
Tuesday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
- -=-.=-
OVER THE RIVER.
What IN Said of the NcSsrs. Du.
POnt's Railroad

1.-The operations of the MessrS. Du-
Pont in the purchase and contaminated
Improvement of the Delaware Railroad,
says the New Jersey Constitution, have
excited the interest of some in railroad
circles, and many are the reports in
circulation respecting the designs and
purposes of the Delaware operators
The latest we have seen on the subject
is the following from recent issue of
the Inquirer: There is also some talk of
the Central Railroad Companv. of New
Jersey, running to Cape May. This com
pany now operates the Southern New
Jersey road. From Atsion it is proposed
to run an extension to Woodbury.. 1t
is also said that from Woodbury. the
plan was considered Of using the Della
ware River road to PennSgrovc, and
thence by means of car boats get across
the Delaware and connect Wilmington
with the road to be built under the Me
Comb charter There is extreme re-
ticence on the part of the Delaware
River railroad officials as to the future
operations of the McSsrs. Dup0nt, and Il
gentleman in their confidence irrliuml
for the present to say what these wa.
in the lnqurer'S statement"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
ARTFUL DODGING
krsorted 10 by the Senate TO Aysii
the Passage OF the Local option
lillian Obnoxious Substitute.

Special Correspondence of the REpUBLICAs.
DOVER, March 30.-The much-tatke,l
Of substitute for the local option ibiIl
only passed. the Senate to-day after
lively opposition from Senator Me.
Whorter 1t is quite voluminous an
searching in it's details but the follow
ing is an abstract of the principle
points: Applications for license are to-
be made to and granted by the courts
as at present. The house and not the
man to be licensed. Fines imposed for
the unlawful sale of liquor to be lien
on the property until paid. No addi-
tional licenses to be granted unless a
majority Of the school voters of any
ward or school district are willing. The
court, however, is not obliged TO re-
license the same saloons, but may in
any year withdraw the license of any
place and license another instead
tn" exhibition of bar fixtures or q
government license to be regarded as
prima facie evidence of the sale of
liquor Druggists to be allowed to sell
SO worth of liquor per year, without
taking ont license, but must make
oath that their sales do not exceed that
amunrt. This is to cover a legitimate
prescription business. Druggists sell
/ ing over S75 worth annually must take
ont Il license. They must on no account,
/ however, allow any tippling under slch
! lir"ns". No one shall be allowed tO
carry liquor to u person (minof, habit
llal drunkard, &c, who would not, he
entitled to purchase the same individu-
ally.
An Inspector 10 be appointed with a
salary of 900 whose duty it shall bs
! to Scc that the law is enforced in Will
mington and its suburbs and report vio-
IationS Of the same to the Attorney Gen
eral. Manufacturers not to sell in less
quantities than one gallon. Nanufac-
tnrerS violating the law will render
! their machinery and stills liable IN
seizure and forfeiture. The penalty for
the unlawful sale Of liquor to he $loo
and Imprisonment from one to six
months.
It was McSSrs. McWhOrter and Har-
rington who voted against the bill ON
its final passage in the Senate.
| There is one provision in the bill,
! which, of all others, is obnoxious, the
one which putS to vote in the place OF
school district, any new applicationfor
license. 1t is known Us section and is
intended to in a measure appcaSe the
local option people, as well as satisfy
some personal spite, if a good bit of talk
here is to he believed. 1t is. stated the
object of the section is to block
The way of the new hotel project here in
Dover, and facts and circumstances are
cited which give this the color of truth,
and show ifthe ease is Us represented that
some one is playing the dictator to a "
markahle degree. The House is asked
I 10 kill the substitute
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
AMONGST THE MINES.
xss~s From Travelling Ccrres'
poudent-The Coal Region.

Per the REPUBLICAN.
surxA SpoAH, Pa, March q, 1sSl.-
N naying Wilmington on NMoNlii.
l,lny" we arrived here safe and sound
,bs following saturday. The ride ON
the ears is very ronsh after leaving
p.,d;no aud we were very much sur
sod ~ nee 50 much snow in the moun-
rains. Any one who has liHtst all their
life ia Delaware can hardly form any
sidea of the vast amount 81 coal that is
being dug eut up here. Coal breakers
are saen on every side, ami the waste is
piled as high as tho m"antains them
selves. After earing Mahoney City,
(pronoagccsl Mock-o-ny) the ears run
riuht over the mines for miles. The
coal decs not lay in tsse mountains as
mauy suppose, but it is found in the
valleys, hctEccn the mountains, ana
persons riding along in the ears would
never suppose that way down under
meath men were busy earning their
brcad The country here hooks very
bleak and desolate, hardly ANY trees are
s,cn except pine and they hHvc II blast
rd or burned appearance.
observation-disclosures here are chiefly Welsh
and IL is conMon to hGar the lri%l
hrogie Oh the streets here as il Is ~ hear
airrmnn in Reading. The people all
seem to have great faith Mr. Gowrn
in buying up 20 many coal mines had
crippled the company to great extern,
vut in Il few years people would ste
that he was right. II hc had not bought
them the J1'lligh NaNry Road wonld
have done -, and tnrcVcr cut him ont
of his carrying trade, He advises hold
crs Of Reading stock to hold on 10 it
awhile.
This city is built entirely Of frame
houses and insurance risks are very
high. fla fire was to get 'itt'" head
way here, it would rot take long !" burn
mp the " hole town. Yonrs, J. H. \.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
1881
n + ~ i \ ii
1881
Mankind,s FayOrtte PiIIs.

Br. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (s,iyaY
coated) move the bowels easy by acting di.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
IN doing this. headache, neuralgia, pains In
the right or icft side or through the limbs,
indigestion, coStivcne4s, sick slumacn, weak
back, dizziness bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billiousncSs general
weakness and other bodily inhrmitus are
cured. They positively operate without
boweis costtve. A splendid, easy. pur1ative
and liver cure. Is cents and 81 box. Main
otpot, 4th and King streets. philadelphia
W. Arch street. Sold by dealers. Iii
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Ch"i
Signal Officer, Washington, March 81
Il. IN.
Indications for ThurSday-For the
Middle States, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, with occasional snow west
erly winds, high along the coast rapid,
ly rising barometer, stationary Or high
er temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31

small yacht. The reporter has been
doing il sum in arithmetic which may
prove interesting to the curious. Judg-
ing from the reports of the druggists
about their sales in Wilmington, rhe
people OF this city and vicinity have
purchased about IA, 400 bottles of the
popular medicine in the past three
months just think of it Ten bar
rels Of st. Jacobs Oil in Whining
ton i'll three months. 1t seems almost
incredible, but this appears to be some
where near the mark This would
make an average OF about one bottle to
every three inhabitants, n pretty high
average considering that this is an rx-
ceptionally healthy city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
Anniversary Exhibition.

The thirty-fourth anniversary cNAihi-
tiou of Fzion sabbath school will he
given on Thursday and Friday evenings,
April l4th ana 18th. The exercises wilt
he ot II musical and literary character.
\ feast will be given in the hall OF t1A
church on the second evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31

Never "hull-dozr" man, hut if you
meet human being suffering with a
bad cough you may "bull-dosr" him L"
advantage with DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
SPECIAL MENTION.
Massey,s watch Emporiwsn.

Massey, 404 King street, has a large
and superior line Of the finest clocks,
watches. irweIy, silver and plated
warr ever exhibited III the city, which
hr is selling at very low rates Mr..
Massey pays particular attention to III"
repairing OF clocks, watches and arti-
rleS of jcwclry, and his prices are an in
durement for persons desiring g''"lS in
his line to hunt him up. Hi, place OF
husin,sS is ut'sO4 King street,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
State Of the thermometer

at the REPUBIICAN Office, on Thursday
morning, March 81
I o'clock, lOo'clOck, II O'Clock
500 43o 40
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
THE WILMINGTON
IMPERIAL LIQUID BLUE,
The CheaDest. Purest and Best,

The cheapest because 1t will go twice ss far
as any other Blue; the purest because It is
made Of the best material and contains no
indigo or ultra marine, and possessing all
these qualities, we are enabled to say without
presumption it is the best. It is home pro-
duction and therefore seeks the patronage Of
the home trade Manufactured by
SHECkELL, CHAPMAN l. co.
Wilmington, Del
Sole Wholesale Agents;--A. KELLEY &
CO., Diamond State Soap Works. m2otlat
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
DR.. Simras' White PulmoA, 1 G
BRlsaIn

is the famous lung remedy has NOR"
references in Wilmington Of its great
curative power in lung diseases than
other remedies have in large ritirS jor.
and 81. Sold 10y dealers. Main depot,
Fourth and King streets ; Phila, IN2
Arch street
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31

NOT1CE-I, HERBERT X. WATSON,
~ in compliance with the requirements of
the act of Assembly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that | shall
apply in writing to the Court of General Ses.
sons OF the Peace and Jail Delivery, Of the
State of delaware, in and for New Castle
County, Oh Monday, the 9th day of May, A. D..
1881, being the first day of the May term of
the said court, for license to dispense and
sell alcoholic liquors for medicinal purposes.
at the drug store, No SO3 Market street, In the
Fifth Ward of the city of Wilmington, Del,
and the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application. to wit:
>. Z. Blddle, w. A. LamOtte,
Geo. II: Walraven, lgnatius G. Gr,lbb,
benl Nields, VIM q. Gibbons,
Harry Sharpley. ID. w. Maull,
y. q. Stotsenburg, u. James, Jr.,
tieo. >. tfrubb, ID. James,
lfeo. ID. Armstrong, J. p. Almond
Levi q. bird, A. HI. Grimshaw,
w. II. Corse L. G. Bootes,
Il. =. Bush, A. Crumlsh.
Geo. W. Bush. Henry G. Conrad,
VIM. q. Whiteley.
mar3l-3t HERBERT X. WATSON.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
TAKING CARE OF NEW CASTLE.
Lower County Members Debating
20 the Upper COunty-A Breeze In
the lIOuse-PrOceedin

'ptelhi correspondence OF The Republican.
DOVER, Del, March 3O.-Thcy are
taking care" of New Castle. The
irony Of Cahall, OF Kent, at the CLAYTON
House festivities last week is coming
true with Il vengeance. The Srlt-Cou-
sfituted guardians of New Castles AZ
fairs are running New Castle matters
in the most approved style Of modern
Democracy. The arrogance, prcSulnp-
tion, and impotence OF the action Of
Kent and Sussex upon the Fiscal Bill,
and other matters We're followed up to-
day by similar action, and step was
taken against united protest of the New
Castle delegation on matter affecting
New Castle alone, which will keep
the people from a thing they want.
liY vote OF 10 10 Q, the lat
ter number consisting of seven Re
pubIicans and two Drmnrrats, the
Democrats being A. G. Williams and
DR.. TumlinSOn, the House adopted the
senate amendment to the Levy Court
bill, striking out the clause requiring
that body 10 print an annual statement
of expenditures. The clause in question
was a,Llcd 10 the bill through the efforts
ot Mr.. Pilling, and when the thingcamc
mp III the House, he fought the propnsi-
ton, with all his ability and was back
~l by every one of his republican col
leagues. But the supreme Democratic
assumption OF authority could not be-
overcome and they carried the matter
through. This assumption would not
be 50 hard to bear if those who take
part in II were competent to take care of
affairs OF their own constituency, but
their utter untitncss, as even stocklaw
legislators, comes ont 50 glarinyly every
day that the course Of those scIfcOnsti-
tuted New Castle Legislators cannot
fail to be the subject Of wondering com
Ilrlt
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
PntaaOca and Frnits.

M Janucy'S, 3)3 King street, is
the sure place to get S"nr potatoes,
guaranteed ck.ar "f frost. Primr stock
of all varieties. A special lot Of pota-
toes for bakers use Apples and fruit
of all kiudsrst reasonable prices
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
A Great Bargain.

III all Val hlNN' "a li' wv VI l''lh
toes for bakers Use. Apples and fruit
Ot all kindsrst reasonable prices
A Great Bargain.
Jus. arrived, 100 barrels gocd Patent
-four, which we will sell cheap. Il. II
Mccartney, West Tenth street
MiI1<, MILK, MILK.
New milk depot, fresh every day
from q. g. Lobdell's Dairic-, al 2l7
King street. S. A. Benson.
Ifyou are ip want Of a nohby Suit OF
clothes, call Oh Il. II. Ash, the Merchant
Tailor, 705 Markest street, as he has !,
large and selected stock Of foreign and
domestic goods constantly on hand
Go right to S,neltz 4 Co., No Is East
Fourth street, for your choiGr seed po-
tato"S. They compriS" York state,
Early Rose, Bnrbanks, Snowflake, Peer
less and Maine Rose.
All cur ranges and stoves warranted.
- Call4am see the large number Of diff
terent patterns Offering at the lowest
prices. II. +. Eickels, I and y East
Fourth street.
Remember that Suttcrl"y n Sawyer,
302 Market street, are copying old pie
tures ut very low prices and any size
you want. They guarantee first class
work.
Smeltz & Co., No. l3 East Fnurth
street, dealers in fruit and produce
apples ami POTATOES u speCinlty. Also
choice potatoes for s,cd.
Easter Egg Dyes all the beautiful
,,,l,,r. ,Ixt q,
Hartman's Drug Stosr, Filth and Pop
lar streets.
Use THE RENOWNE DOM ESTIC
COUGH SYRUP; sure cure. West
End Pharmacy, Seventh and Jefferson
streets
A. j. Connor, COG Wsst Front street,
will pay az nElch for s4,ernd-hand goods
M any other man, and sell the same ~
. cheap.
The Wide Awake range of Quigg'S
at Ninth and Shipley stistts, Is very
handsome and "a tirst-cla~s COOK.
Moving all the time : Those choice
Maine Rose, for seed, 1T 5ineltz & Go, IL
No. IL East Fourth street.
Phelps Browns Invigorsting Pills
sold by Taylor Il Fullerton, druggists,
No. 800 King street
New gravel and plastic SLATE roof put
on and repaired by Il NLtclsa,, Jr, 80
West Front street.
Go to Quigg, cor Ninth and Shiplcy
streets, tor your stoves. The cheapest
place in town.
1881 SPR \ 81. 1881
Never have We been able to show ssch All
tmmense quantity and variety OF these beau
tiful aud seryiceable goods. Our purchases
this season consist Of . wonderful variety of
desgns Many Of the best prints, both In
wall paper and shades are entirely confned
20 W., so that 1t will be Impossible for any Of
the novelties to bo Other than tca-ce. Our
general stock has never been better assorted
We can suit all those In need Of the goods,
both in price and prints, US We carry hy fpr
the largest stock in the state. In the labor
department our long experience. both as
mechanic aud merchant Il a sufficient guar 4
antee that Nil work will be doae in u Sltlstac
tory manner. Awaiting your MyOrst
remain truly yours,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31

Just arrived, 100 barrels gocd Patent
-four, which we will sell cheap. Il. H..
MClartney, . West Tenth street
Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
WON AT LAST"

PRICES Admission. 81 and 80 cents Pc.
served Seate. 75c,; to be had at c. +. Thomas
h Co.'S m.ran
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-23
A TRUE CAUSE FOR REGRET.

1t makes the heart of every philanthro-
pist sad to see SO many worthless patent
medicines pulled and adve rtised for the
cure of chronic diseases Usually the rem
edy is some vile cathartic compound or al
coholic PREPARATION, combined with buchu,
turpentine or other severe diuretic that
affords the invalid only temporary relief,
but which has no lasting effect, and in
truth eventually brings on a complication Of
diseases arising from state Of worn-out
and exhausted digestive and urinary organs
that nothing but death can relieve In
valids should trust more to nature for their
recovery. A gentle medicinal tonic that
stimulates enfeebled digestion and strength
ems every part of the system by its sooth-
ing and refreshing effect on both mind and
body, is natures truest and best assistant
Such remedy is Browns Iron Bitters, a
medicine SURPRISING the sale of all other
remedies whenever its merits become known,
for it acts in such perfect harmony with the
laws Of life and health that all pulmonary,
urinary and digestive troubles are prevented
and permanently cured by its timely use
1t contains no alcohol, and will not blacken
the teeth. Physicians and ministers en-
dorse and recommend ii.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-23
Coup's United Monster Shows.


Although frequently announced, no real
and genuine hippodrome such as that con-
nected with w. c. Coup's United Monster
Shows has ever appeared in the South.
Our readers may rest assured that what
Mr.. Coup promises will be fulfilled to the
letter on Thursday, 9th inst, as announced
in the advertisement. He is gentleman in
whom our readers may place the most i'm
plicit confidence.
son he has increased it to enormous proper
tons. One of the most grand, novel and
exciting features added being magnificent
Paris hippodrome, with race-track, com
pletely encircling three circus rings, forty
feet wide and nearly half mile round, EN-
ploying over two hundred artists and tribe
of Indians. Coup has grand managerie
besides and uses nine bands of music. Hi
museum is also splendid, requiring dozer
engines to operate the different features.
Both in the three circuses and hippo
drome, many of the acts ere entirely new
and are the theme of universal admiration
and praise by the public and the press
Among these are the Indians, the Zulus
the flying Lu Lu, the dashing Geraldine
ETC., whose wonderful feats and perform
ances have no parallel in the annals of tn
stage or the ring.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-23
Coup's Monster Circus---A Tremendo,
Crowd and a Splendid Exhibition.

Coups Monster Circus---A Tremendous
Crowd and Splendid Exhibition.
Charleston News and Courier, Sunday, Oct
18th.
". c. Coup's monster show, combining the
attractions of three united circus COM
panies, a fine menagerie and Roman hippo
drome, gave two performances in this city
yesterday afternoon and evening. The
street pageant with which the day opened,
WAS one of the largest and most attractive
ever witnessed in Charleston, and the i'm
mense tents under which the exhibitions
were given almost completely covered the
Cita del Green, the main circus canvass
affording seating accommodations for ten
thousand. One of the most striking fea-
lures of each of the performances was
the fearful flight of Lulu, the king OF
the air. as he was hurled from Roman
catapult. for distance of more than one
hundred feet, describing in his aerial pas
sage perfect curve, turning three somer-
saults and landing safely upon his feet,
amidst the applause of the astonished spec
tators.
The performances on the flying trapeze
by Miss Belle Celest:: and her Montrose
were superb, and the Broncho horses,
trained dogs and ponies, gave some won
derful evidences of brute intelligence, and
were watched with eager and delighted in
terest. The hurdle, jockey and Roman
races were very fine, and the riding
splendid, but the Roman chariot races fur.
nished the grand climax and completely
thrilled the audience. Two chariots each
drawn by four horses, hitched abreast, were
driven around the great track three times
under shout and stroke by Madame Watson
and Charles Gibbs at terrific rate of speed,
forming at once spectacle of rare daring
and beauty.
At night there was an immense crowd in
the pavilion, almost taxing its tremendous
capacity. Every one was delighted with
the variety and superior excellence of the
performance in every respect. The next
exhibition will be given in Savannah on
Monday. The show is all it claims to be,
and should be well patronized wherever it
goes
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-23
Business.

MR. EDITOR: Is there not buch thing as
butchers scales that have the pounds and
ounces marked on both sides, SO that the
purchaser can see the weight of the meat he
buys as well as the seller? When the butcher
buys he always knows the weight of the ami
NAL he buys, but when the purchaser buys
his meat by retail he has to take the weight
declared by the butchers. am satifed our
butchers are generally very honest and ac-
commodating men and give full weight, but
it would be much moro satisfactory to the
purchaser also to see the weight.
If our Mayor and Aldermen do not pass a
law that our butchers shall have scales
washed on both sides which we believe is
the law or custom in every town large
enough to be called city. The first butcher
that adopts such scales will wonderfully III
crease his custom.
So does not every city have an ordinance
that loaves of bread shall weigh one two o,
more pounds? Has Knoxville law of this
1 kind -