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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1881-03-31
WINSTON, NJ c., THURSDAY, MARCH g. 1881
part, weighing over Elk ounces.

part, weighing over six ounces.
Nell, YOU said 1 might bring yer
a specimen from my pile, and here
it's
Yes, Bob, bnt what gals bit OF
ribbon is that yer so keerful about!'
said Neil with a loving hook, bnt
turning her face from him mischc-
vousIy, and stirring the soap-suds-
That ere replied he, broke
loose from the har Of angel that met
me on the mountains, yonder, and
said some kind words to a dead
broke man, tha: gave him new lite,
and what's more, brought good
luck, the thing as a charm to light
ell his thoughts when he felt down.
heartened.'
Yes, Bob,' said she, but amt
that talk kind of airy Angels
don't fit around these digglns, as l
ever hecrd ov.'
yes, Nell, that's so; but any
woman's an angel to man that'e
going wrong, who, IN the loving
kindness OF her heart, encourages
him to do right, and that's what
ye've done for rue. That ere gold
ONE to me by luck from you, and
if ye'd only take it with something
else"
with what, Bob q but Nell still
kept her face turned away, while he
was edging still closer to her.
'Well, Neil, if / must make the
rifle, just take Bob with the dust
{ and make him a happy man for the
rest of his life. He loves yer, and
would die tor yer any time and
Bob stole his arm around her slen-
der waist.
Nell at last turned her blushing
face, and looking roguishly at Bob
said: Don't you think, Bob, il
f wonld be better sense to say you'e
live tor Nell than to die for her 2
Bob did not speak, but drew
Nell TO him, and kissed her. Neil
: somehow had her hands SO entar-
glad in the soap-suds and clothe'
that she couldn't resist, but she
pouted her lips, and Bob took hi
kiss back from them.
Three years after the aboy'
events happened, in that same val
= ley, was very pretty cottage, witt
5 a garden and flowers around it, tina
Indicated taste and refinement, an,
the whole clearing had become ex,
tensive, with its buildings and i'm
+ provements. Here resided Nj
5 Robert Stinton and his happy wit
y the handsomest and happiest coupl
in the northern counties.
d Mr.. Stinton was prosperou
d cattle dealer, well-to-do, and fe,
v remembered that there ever wa
q such a man as Whisky Bob.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1881-03-31
All About a Bucket.

"It is much easier to get into a
quarrel than ont Of It," In the
year 1905 some soldier of the Cons
monwealth of Modena ran away
with a bucket belonging to public
well belonging to the Srate Of Bo-
logua. This implement might be
worth a shilling,.but it produced a
qnarrcl which WAS worked up into
a long and sangulnary war. Hen
ry, the King Of Sardinia, assisted
the Modenese to keep possession of
the bucket, and IN one OF the bat
ties he was made prisoner. His
father, the Emperor, offered chain
of gold that would encircle Bolog-
ma, which is seven miles in COM
pass, for his sons ransom. but in
vain. After twenty-five years
imprisonment, he pined away. His
monument ia now extant in the
church Of the Dominicians. This
fatal bucket is now exhibited in the
tower of tho Cathedral at Modona,
inclosed in all iron cage.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1881-03-31

Que of the most eccentric old
ladies in Europe died the other
day at her residence, in the Stra-
lauer Stratus, Berlin, where she
had lived in all but absolute seclu-
sion for nearly half q century, d
solitary female servant having
been the only human being with
whom she had held any personal
communication for more than thlr-
ty years. She was we'll off, and
denied herself no luxury in the
way of eating and drinking,i but
never permitted her apartment to
be cleaued, 80 that opon entering
her dwelling after her death the
police authorities found everything
within them, except the kitchen
utensils, covered with layers Of
venerable dCst, from two to four
inches thick. For many years she
had worn no linen nor any other
body garment but mans dress
ing gown. 1t was ber1 custom to
wear o boot on Que foot and shoe
on the other, aud she never took
OF her gloves, day Or night, except
to change them for new ones wht n
fairly Worn out. She always pass
ed the day light hours in b, d, lis
lug late in the evening AID occu-
pylng her nights with cooking
sumptuous meals for herself and
companion, making point of fin
ishiDg her repast before dawn. She
kept a great many dog, cas-, and
birds, aud caused every uew wo,k
on zoology to be purchased tor hel
as soon as ii came ont. In thi,
strange fashion Sue lived to th'
aye Of eighty TWO. Her whole
property, with the exception of .
handserns legacy to her faithfu
servant, is lel to grand-niece
to revert after hes decease, to al
asy hum for dogs.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1881-03-31

Affection can withstand severe
storms of rigor, bnt not a long po-
lar frost of downright Indifference.
Love will eubsist on wonderfully
little hope, but not altogether with
ont 1t.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1881-03-31

ASK the recovered
dyspepttc, bilious suf-
ferers, victims of fever
and ague, the mercu-
rial diseased patient,
how they recovered
health. cheerful spirits
and good appetite !;
they will tell you by
taking S I NJ NJ o n 8
LIVER REGULA-
TOR
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Ehc Circus.

The small boy gaZ~S mourntuIIE At hl'
empty pocket and wishes that he nov
had the quarter Of II dollar, which he
paid to go to tn" circus. to "Npend il
peanuts and tatfy. At very early
hour yesterday morning young Amcri
ca was strolling along the railroad il
quest of Batchcler and Doris circus
The showmen finally came and pitch@
their tents upon the lot ut Eighth an
Monroe streets. Betoreuoon everything
was in readiness and Il street parade hat
been given.
AT night and in the afternoon per
fOrmanCcS We're given TO large audiences
The exhibition was moderately good
lhc acrobatic icpertormauces were amun4
the most prominent features of the en-
tertainnent Xazcl was fired from th'
cannon, but, in her leap for life, did no
turn three s0mersau Is, as was adNcr
tised. The pprformanc" of the trainr'
dogs was heartily enjoyed, and th'
mcnagcrie excited 4 vast amount of III
trroS.
The day WAS remarkably quiet, only
two or three rows having occurred. The
peddlrrs piled their trade with Erca
success, and til" prize 'Aan smiled ~
he gained the advantage oyrrthennsus
pectimg. The show LETT town ahou
midnight for Cristicld. There was II,
disorder on the part of rou.h>
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
FIFTH edition
A Card to the pu,,.-

We the undersigned, emnlo..
the Old Ferry Rolling Mill IL
tender to the public the folInw;n would
mcnt: We were witnesses, somH s slate
of the entire and some Of a ". D"s,, Oh NS
the affair in which Samuel Il H''',on Sgn q
was shot by Morris CarherrrN Naa@,
would make this statement for H. We
pose of fully eXonerating faIin,ne ne pat
man, Thos. McCaficrty, from IS tbo "at.
sure OF the daily papers in sayin" ,s w.
he should have interfered, Tbnss ,ia
'aiterty was acting fully IN hC'
orders in saying not II word ia i" us
The watchman was ordered I, "'"Ify
McCattcrty in such Il case bn, b%t"S a TO
Caiierty had no authority to inte rts NE
with the watchman, Moreoyprr r'''ltLe ne
of us, the undersigned, had An o1n' cach
nity to interfere equal with AIrcssFEt.u'
but no man supposed for An ipst'y ins.y
that the affair would result A, iit',alt IT &1
but that the watchman was n,in, uio a
revolver merely to intinidate AZ "a"
therefore, We as eye witnesses .N os NY
ARRAY, would say that Thom,S NJ ue
'afierty, cannot possibly receive "s. %E
cenSV!re from the public, for the cons- %!
which he pursued. wat 'oOf~
Signed. SAMUEL Y Wp,cuu
JAMES CURRY Jr.
T'ios. W. Cook
GEO. T. BEowN,
ChAS. W LEWIS
HVGh ScHANDLgy
DAVID p. PRICE
WILLIAM EoLLlSs
NICK BAYAHp
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Atthe Clayton House.

From yesterday mp until to-day at
noon the following persons had arrived
ut the Clayton House; +. r. SchmciSee,
Boston; Amos Sharpless, Ashland,
Del; DIR. Ellison, Summit Bridge: vii.
liam l.. Wicr, Christiana; William A.
Morrison. Newark, Del; VIM. L,
bright, Delaware City; James T. Taylor
Townsend; Henry II. Wells, Smyrna;
Isaac Files, New York, WIN. Polk,
Odessa; Samuel Silver, Del: Edward
Lownds, Boston, Mass. G. G. Martin
Brooklyn John +. Shdrpless, Chester
Geo. {. de- Lanuoy, do: j. White, Bal,
timore W. s. Pond, Philadelphia +
J. Pond, do: {. A. Miller, New York
II. II. Todd, do; VIM. Kennedy. New
London f. +. Chapman, Philadelphia
Il. V. Lynch, New York +. l., Coch
ran, Delaware; II. Herman, New York
Willis l.. Magrndcr, Washington.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
o - y
Deaf Els.

CRU MIISE-Dn the 29th inst.. Andrew
Crumlish, in his 6lst year.
The relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence $40
WASN'T ngton street, onluesday morning, May
3D., Mt {. 80 O'Clock. High Mass at 81. Peters,
interment at old Catholic cemetery.
HALEY On the 2oth inst, at his residence
on the farm of Mr.. PeO' e's, in thristiana
Hundred, Benjamin Haley, aged Al years.
Ielatives and friends are respectfully in
ylted to attend his funeral, from his late re.
sdence on Tuesday morning. May ID, at a.@
o'clock High Mass atSt. Joseph church.
WALLACE.--On the 2Sth lust, William
Wallace. in the 63d year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Monday morning, at O'Clock, from MS late
residence, No. y Klund street. High Mass
at st. Mary's church. I
| BENNER.-ln this city on the 2sth inst, OF
congestion of the heart. Margaret L. wife OF
| thu late Eghana Henner in the sd year OF
| her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family nre in.
ylted to attend the fun raj from the residence
| of her brother, John Il. kindcll. No. GIL f.
| Seventh street, on Sunday afternoon. Ser
vice at the house at $50 O'Clock, to proceed to
| Mount Salem cemetery. I
lLECiG-On Thursday, the 2sth inst, M. Liz.
vie Legg, daughter of james and Mary A.
| JIegg, of scarlet fever, aged years.
| Relatives and friends are invited to attend
| the funeral on Saturday, the 3Oth inst at I
| o'clock, y. m, from the residence OF her pa
| rents, 403 T.. Second street, to proceed to vii
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
| s''NOne but parents heart can tell,
How hard 1t Is " say farewell
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
New Castle letter.

New CASTLE, Del, April &0th, 1881
The far famed lrma Glee Club o
Philadelphia, will give one OF their So
lect concerts at the Opera House, 80
night. The reputation Of this club j.
acknowledged 10 he the leading one o
Philadelphia. One week from tonight
the Roberts Sisters will give one of thri
pleasing entertainments, assisted by
Prof. Crahh, who will render some St
lect reading.
The II. p. As viii worship in th'
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing, and probably in til" NJ. +. Churcl
in the evening.
One of the biggest Improvements eve
made in our city, wa, til" filing III
and grading OF Ninth street. J. Her
man is now doing the curhing, attr
which a tour-toot-pavrncht will be lai'
from Young street to Washington ave
ullt f.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Third EDITION.
PODuIar Calisthenics.

Professor Ford's class in elocution at
New Port met last night at the resi-
dence of Joseph w. H. Watson, every
member being present. Several visi-
tors were present amongst whom Were
Rev. Mr.. Briant, wife and daughter,
a nephew and niece of Mr.. Watson
from Philadelphia and w. l.. Lyman,
Esq, of this city, Professor Ford re-
marked to the class that as it was very
warm the calisthenicS would he omit
ted for the evening, but after the in
stTuctiOnS were over Mr.. Watson an
nounced that he was not satisfied to
dispense with the calisthcnic part Of the
programme and invited the class out to
the dining room where to the surprise
of everybody two tables occupied the
whole length of the room and fairly
grOaned beneath cumbersome load OF
cake, oranges, bananas and other fruit
and pyramids of ice cream. In view OF
such a display 50 tempting to the ap-
petite the warm evening was forgotten
and there WAS u lively going through
of calisthenicS which was not on the
bill for the class in elocution. Even
Mrs. Watson who had been sick fol
some time but who was recovering
| from her sickness was kept il
entire ignorance Of the grand
rrpast TO which she was cordially
invited by her husband, and she wa
still more surprised when she under
stood that the entertainment was pre-
pared in honor of her recovery from bel
sickness. After the retreshment calls
thenicS were over, Professor Ford still
further entertained the company hN
singing several jubilee songs. y mcni
Der of the class sending an account o
the entertainment suggests that u'her'
follow the example of Mr.. Watson an,
surprise the class again.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
IthlkISBt RG.
IA
Loyerins's Book Sales.

The great attraction uf the day * Low
ering's great book sale now progressing
at 300 Market street, and offers al or-
portuniiy (ur getting hooks cheap and
n present with every book Any of the
hooks offered are W, th fully u dollar,
and scarcely a hook Is sold without a
present going with 1t worth half the
money and more likely to be worth ten
times the pri ire oE the book. Some OF
thr gold and silver watches, china sets,
oii paintings are worth So, so and a>
Aigh as 50. The books are the best IL
The market, and include besides leading
works of fiction. standard histories, en-
cHcIopcd.ls the poets, bibles, hymn
books and prayer books, albums, dlC'
tinuari"~ and an endless variety OF the
cnat,crbDx series. No book j. sold iol
less than dollar, but others are sole
as high as two, three and four dollars
\ doila- book, however is Just as like
" 10 draw u handsome and costly pres
rut rs u high priced one.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
EntertainincntatHockcs,,n cs,,n

Professor James II. Crabb gave .,
entertainment in Hockrssin Scbo0I
house on Thursday evening. A arrs
Sl1ed audience was present. The pyer
cl@eS consisted of select readings and
vocal music. Roberts sisters. on ac'
count Of sickness. were unable tonttrrl
Mr.. e. was asolSt"I by Miss Hazel WIN
rendered some excellent vocal musir
j ne audience seemed displcaSed hecaaS
the Roberts sisters were not presrr,
but Mr., Crabb informed his bearer, tIn
he would give another entertainment /
iiockeSSin soon, and the people couI
then havcan opportunity of listening \
the excellent qualities O. the little girl
vuICeS.
Everybody was delighted with Nj
entertainment, \ correspondent Of N
REPUBLICAN says too much cannot n
said in favor OF Mr.. Erabb's rradmpI
The canclnsiu4 selection, "Simpl
Nose, waS rendered in such manas
as to clearly exhibit Mr. Crahb's clocv]
tionary ability. The audience was yely
enthusiastic over the ciorutiouist'S sue
cess.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
MARRIAGES.

BRlNTON -SMTTH.-At SIS f.. Second
street, on the 2hth inst. by Rev. f. !. Nc
keever Charles I. Brnton. to Miss Emma
Smith. both Of New Castle, Del.
REFS SEW EDERU RG.-On the 2sth inst
at the residence Of the brides parents JEFF
ferson street. beow Third. by Rrv. J. L.
Estliu. Emlnor !. Reese and Julia '
Weidehurg, both of this city.
RElcHt.Rl-W -WElSS.-cn the 23d inst. by
Rev. Dr. Mann. Of l'Lila.. Pa. John NJ
Reichcrt to Miss Rosa +. Weiss, both .
this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Tug Launched.

The harbor tug "raarus,' whlci
being built at the Pusey \ ion
Company's Works for MeSsrs, Bu'1a'
Warner, was launched this attem"
The boat is Is feet loug and Ii feet LEA
4 pair of horns, 1 feet andGinche> 'N
from tip TO tip, have been proc1TeI al
will be placed upon Il bulls head
the pilot house. IRE tug will rrp's
the "Falcou. :" She vii. be commailN
hv Captain Haycock James CVcA'
will br runiuppr.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
local E.iuhieis.

The DuPont Fife and Drum Corps
n,w prepared to furnish music S,r i2r n,
MICS. r>,'ursions,&r. at reasonable tc'
Npply to Harvey johnson, Fourth
Walnut streets, for further par'l'0'
Coroner Weld.n wiIl hold an jnqI
this afternoon upon n ro'ot'N " u
II uncd White attnrtootot LoEaii 'l',
Il died Of scarlet fever No o"''V'
in attendance.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
a Marke et Mans Accident.

As Thomas Lumb, Of Newark, was
coming to market this morning, some
dogs at O-Irtown ran ont, Frightening
his horse. The animal turned suddcn'
", up,etting and breaking his wagon.
Il sprang to its feet and stripped itself
of the harness, but Mr.. Lumh was ahl,
10 prevent its running away. The
wagon was broken SO badly that he had
to 20 home and get another vrhicle,and
transfer his cargo, minus several dozen
OF eggs which were broken. Nr. Luml
was hurt on the head by the accident
His daughter who Was with him wa,
also somewhat bruised.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Executions.

The following executions took place
yesterday: John Gothard, alias Sandy
Smith, colored, was hanged at TownSon.
town, Md, for the murder Of JOSEPH
Woods in December last. ROYAL S
Carr, convicted Of the murder of W. W
Murcannoch, in December, 1878, was
hanged at Windsor, VI. The motiv,
for the crime was desire to marry hi,
victims wife. He had previously ser
we'd ten years in the penitentiary fol
killinga woman. Marshal Baxter wa
hanged at Charlotte, North Carolina
for murder committed in January
last.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
AtlHpUlOcrats,

The Supply Committee Of the Trustees
of the Poor announced contracts for
supplies to-day as follows:
bread, James Murphy: h""f. Geo.
Ahele: small meats, Patrick Monaghan;
salt meats, Hart \ Bro; groceries,
Ford, Dirlly and Hordey; dry goods
Campbell, Hauhcr; tobacco, Christy \
Son; drugs, s. F. Wa 'e; boots, John T.,
Walker; clothing, John II, Moore;
flour and feed, James Armstrong;
hats, G. +. DubeIl: hardware, Frank
Chandler; liquor, VIM. Baxter; black
smith, 7. Welsh.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Murdered.

Three men were killed in their cab.
in at Sitting Springs, lingo county, Cal
fornia, few days ago. The murderers
are believed to be Chinese or Indians.
William and Henry Priester, father
and son, fought on Thursday III Allen
dale, South Carolina, and she father
was Shot and dangerously if not NOR
tally wounded
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
AZ ~. Paul's.

At ST. Pauls Church, to morrow, Rev.
VI. A. Richards will continue his ser
mons on the 'POst- Resurrection life of
Jesus" His morning theme iS-"Mary
and Rahboni-or Jesus nouriShing his
disciples love-" John 20 ii. Subject
for evening, Thomas and Jesus or
doubts destroyed, Jno. 20 y.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
New Morocco Factory

The cellar for the Morocco .IJ IGh M
which isto be built at to,Lrtll .,'0' S'Ii Cai
roe streets, for M",srs. |, Trl!n@yI .,y y
lev and Thomas X, Porter, !, ;, aI% Iyo /
ing dag. The binding WI, ,,o;,dt, ~ 4
- feet, and four stories |" nr''| Nd
hrirk work will Lr done by a, a, i"I M
and an, J. B. Johnson will, proOaD'A"l
Moud work.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Fourteenth Annual Picnic

The Fame Active Association will
give its fourteenth annual picnic a,
ltosendale Park on Thursday, May 10
The officers vii! be- as follows
Master of Cerclnonics--Geo Kopp
Floor Manager-Hugh Bourbon.
ASSistants-tieo, u. Smi,h, Cllrles
Alfrcy and Peter McGralc,
Secrctary--,I. W. Hubert!
Harry Christy
The committee Of arrangements, .InC
McManus chairman, number, 34 per
sons.
ShouId the weather prove uniavOl
able, the picnic will be postponed una
the following Monday.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Removal.

Mrs. Cummeriord, has removed
millinery store from 1lj King street
the new store No. = East Seventh StIr
bttw cen Market and King streets, wh
She new has, NJ yer" seaspnahlc pm
a fall line Of millinery goods.
would be- glad to havrall her oldtns!
and customers and many new one,
at her nrw store. aS she feels surI
will he able to suit them in hatOrH
net, both in style and price. Moth
will lind Il large assortment OF Sal
hats for their little ones at reasOual
prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Trial Trip.

The new tug Meteor, Ot.o1sI1 :, .Ss "
Nps.rs, Bush and Warner,'e'' ,"' "A
Of the rascy & Jones Co., a. al jovll
this morning, for n trial 'f'' " "' isd|
iny. There were numerous I,". ia
quests, including many Ia1Ls'', I, ",,d|
Ihe F boat returned about two '"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
OF Interest 10 Purchasers OfCIOth.
Ing.

1t will b" of interest to all who are in
need of clothing to visit the leading es-
tabliShmrnt Of our city; all know the
place, Fourth and Market, Wilmington
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
SuNeriGr worn

is being made in the mcfSI''vr lctSI wi.l
ing department cohl'tIS, lI"r 4. HiI
Wilmington Clothing ,t ilot'" .Olps
MarNet. MIR. DIerendos,iI r. 'ts Eet
,mins to please all, and Mr' ""
cutter, has 10 superior
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
The RAae RuA'A Rail.

Persons intending to attend the Rose
Bud Assembly's ball in Chester, next
Friday evening, are requested to meet
at the room of the Rose Bud Assembly,
this city, tomorrow afternoon. Bad
ges and railroad tickess can then be ST.
cured.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
j. &. Klett.

the cutter at the Wilmington Clothing
House is cutting the most stylish gar
ments worn on our streets and Mr.
Diefendorf has the best stock to select
from.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
uot, Music.

Professor Hess orGngSyth ;n f"r the
pieces, will furnish muse muse /. b. G,
ing service at ST. i"". .,nIlent mus
totmorrow. Some eN'el'o"
be rendered.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30

CRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GS~TWU NIGHTS. ga
Wedncsday-Thursday. May 40.
MUSICAL TREAT EXTRAORDINARY.
Only Possible performance of
THECARRENO
GRAND OPERA AND cUNCEKENO
Brilliant Novelty Popular Concert and Opera
In Single Entertainment.
For WEDN tSDAI Evening. May 1th.
PART FIRST;
GRAND CONCERT!
BY the Artists of Mde. Carreno'S combination
PART SECOND:
Tcrdis Most Popular Opera.
III. TRONATORE.' IL TRON NAIORE.
The " Act presented complete with Mag
ni6cent Costumes and Accessories intrGdu'
ling the Misciere and all the Gems OF the
Opera.
For TIL RSDAY Evening, May 9th.
PAET FIlsST
Entire Changeot bill in GRANDCONFERI
PANT SECOND:
| FLOTOW'S beautiful opera of "M ARTHA,
Presenting all the musical ge N: q the Opera
| NO ADVANCE IN PICES-&i, 30, &c
| Diagram now often at {. +. Thomas Il co..
three days in advance. apT'0-W
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Personal

Dr, Booth, of Newport ,,w"ddpJ WIN
eral weeks past has been ,.itn G1l,' Il
bed bed dang dangerously i'll ,1 VIII anie tc' j
fever is convalescent an" 'O
TO his practice again
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Rock Beer and Lunch n,

f. F. Freye, No. II East Second street
will furnish his patrons with book beel
and lunch tonight.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-30
Personal.

Mr.. u. Moody has ral,Gl' .SG nG Nd NJ
stay in san Francisto SS|'y : .sS,5.. Z.
Young Mems Chrls'l". t b&r
thatcity thus relieving It ~ ,% b&
of 'iiIlsil the money was raised in 'D>