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Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed stolen from, NV
place on Big Hole, PEN
nington's bridge, the first week
In April, onc chestnut sorrce
)M.<\ mare, three years old, branded
A. o ID, low down on left shou,-
der. reward Of S,o will ne paid fur the rct,,-r,
Of the mare or information that will lead tn her dis
covery Anyone is authorized in my name to take
the wherever found, with view t., ret,rnin.,
t" me. and will he responsible for all necessary
EXPENSES. Return mare to INV ranch. address
jollN q DpNNEi.
Twin Bridges, NJ. r.
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For Sale.

Four and onc-half acres o, ground. a
good house, shop and water power, on Mill
Creek, in the town oi Sheridan. For par
pie, Sheridan.
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A BARGAIN

In Parlor Organs may be secured wv call
ing a; this office. Two due bills on Stan.
dard Organ Companv's, for sale ut little
over half price, Cali SOON.
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
Came to my place on the 9TH
of July one black pony with
white face and : white feet
branded on right shoulder,
rAAN m fuur ef on left shoulder
@S-s.: diamond a 'Fl,c pony
has saddle and halter on. The owner Is requested
tn prove property pay charges and take the animal
away.
y. r. KnowI.,
knowton Station.
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NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to the. late firm Of Rife Il Ayles. will
please call and scttl.' \ $. Rife
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Sherida'. <Aofes.

We know by the muddy water OF Mill |
creek, that a. Cis!er is driving away with
his .o-sta'np mill.
Miss Rose. Of Madison valley, who SO
gracefully presided over our school last
year, is on visit to her numerous friends
in Sheridan.
The Montana Mining and Milling Co,
on the other branch Of Wisconsin, are to-
day getting one load OF their lo-sta,np mill
hauled from the railroad.
As the Irishman would say, the sick ones
are all we'll, and the children Drowned and
sunburnt, look and feel as if nothing hut
green berries and green apples would ever
make them sick.
Irrigating and prospecting is the princ-
days in our neighborhood. The women OF
course, attend TO the ncighborhood news,
and We mustn't tell it.
The village school has again resumed It's
duties, under the direction and manage.
ment OF Mrs. Clark Shclcs, for three
weeks term. The children all speak very
favorably Of their new teacher.
| Since the death OF our little "Mcssenger,"
or more properly speaking, its new birth
into higher and better Tribune" we are
slow in getting the current news. Tele-
grams we never get until the news is old.
We are plo,i.iing ON the same old way our
fathers and graudsres did an hundred
years ago.
Orrin Stone III Georgia gulch Is still al
work ON his lead with more men. lie has
everything favorable. low down on the
foothills, easy digging, good ore, which by
the milling process yield $50 to $50 pc,
ton. Other mines are reported as develop.
ing f:.vorabiv, but SO little dependence cal,
be placed ON street rumors that l torbcar tc
repeat.
The great event OF the decade is the sale
of the Noble mine ON Wisconsin creek, to
gethcr with IL. NJ. Fitch adjoining, also !
Inglis, all On the same vein, in all abou
.,lD feet lincal. Price, Ilo,uo cash
This will no doubt make many Of the gooe
people who have considered this "a poo
camp Of low grade ores, open their eyes
Uheir mouths are always open) wide.
The duh quiet OF our little X roads sine,
the celebration has been remarkable. n.
rumbling or rattling Of the ranchnan'
; wagons and carts through the streets, an,
! only now and then the creaking OF tn
wheels OF the treighter's ponirous slow
moving train. Travel dull, even drum
| ming seems to have been suspended, avail,
ing with almost breathlcss anxiety the new
OF the condition Of our good President. Up
!. on this question, all political parties and in
1 dividuals feel alike. Impossible the strong
est party democrats are most outspoken i
their utter adherence and condemnation {
: the dastardly fiend who could dclit,eratel
plan and execute SO foul deed. !.
J. Auction! AuctiOn!!
y The undersigned will sell at Dillon, Mo,
tana. on Hotel Block. their House. Ofic
s Sc. Corral and Stable in rear. Also |.
Of Household goods. Title perfect. Sal
q Saturday july goth. Win give some tir
= Oh 4 portion III Real Estate il desired.
RonERrs & Co.
NTNnA
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One House and Furniture.
SoriilA WOODBRIDGE
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For Sale.

Miners and I.abores wanted, apply to
+. 5. Ball, Argcnta.
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ESTRAY.
Taken Up.

I8Ken Upe
81 i; 4 :;
A&NA years ago one dun, bald face
horse years old, has saddle and collar Marks
brand, large Heart on left thigh. .
II. Sullivan,
(iS) Murrav's Ranch.
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Auction! AuctiOn!!

The undersigned will sell at Dillon, Mon
tana, on Hotel Block. their House. Office,
Sc. Corral and Stable in rear. Also, lot
Of Household goods. Title perfect. Sale,
81: SATURDAY. July goth; WIN give y some time
RonERrs e. Co.
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~ - "''AA ''ANAeAA'sss W. JSNooS,
Rc.imcntai Quarter master OF the Seventh
Infantry. and John Gihi,on, son OF the Cen
cr;l. T',cse gentlemen took the Utah Cen
trail train for Salt Lake City, where they
will spend day or two. They are, We
learn, en- route to Montana on business
with the Nee Perez Indians.
San Francisco Chronicle: A team at.
tachcd 10 Il buggy containing Solomon Ia
cohs and Mis-. b. Brown, became unman.
agabe, yesterday afternoon. when in the
neighborl,ood OF the Hebrew Orphan AS.
lun,, on Devisadero street, and ran away.
\ collision with fence surrounding va.
cant lot brought the team to "a stand >till,
but proved disastrous to the buggy. which
was completely wrecked, while the occu.
pants were dashed violently to the ground.
| Assistance was rendered and the occupants
were taken home in "A hack. An exa,nina-
ton showed that, although no bones were
broken, both were severely bruised, and the
young lady was injured in the spine.
Territorial Enterprise: Emiyrant train
No. 5, which left San Francisco at s:7o n
~. on Tuesday last, ran into tunnel No. l :,
near Bronco. twenty -one miles west of Re-.
no, and fourteen miles this side OF 'rruckee
ut 3 80 O'Clock Yesterday morning, before
1t was discovered that there was a fire on
the inside. As the train dashed in, the
engineer and fireman saw the flames ahead
and jumped from the locomotive, and re.
ceived hut slight injury. Before leaving
the locomotive the engineer closed the
throttle.yalve. The train kept on ut a slow
rate Of speed for short distance until So
impetacd by the burning debris and fall
ing thinkers AS to come to a dead stop The
engine, tender and two freight cars werf
, burned. The passenger coaches were al
the extreme end OF the train, IN the rear 81
, the freight cars and did not enter the t,,n
mel. y" lives were lost, nor were any ner
sons injured 50 far as reported.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
TheCoIIecuor's struGgIo.

The indications are that Joseph i.
Carpenter, Jr., AID e. Ii. d. Bedford,
the collectors for Wilmington will OF
be re appointed without sharp oppost
tlon. William Kne representing the
Overall Democracy and last year col,
Irclor of City taxes for the Southern
district wants Mr. Carpenters plRo~.
and Eiwsrd PArmar, also ex-coIlrc'or
Of city taxes, wants Mr.. B-diori'splace.
Messr5. Carpenter and Bedford sre
both candidates for reappointmont and
are using every available means to
secure theirdesires. Against Mr.. Car
penter It ia urged THAI be has already
had the ofics four years and being
comparatively one Of the solid wealthy
| uen OF Wilmington, he should step
A. de and let some poorer man who has
worked bard tQr his party have the
ofio5.
Mr.. Kline In addition 70 others is
backed up by the Irish element OF htf
party, who claim that as they furnish
nearly tlrer- iourtL5 OF the votes Of the
party in the city, they are entitled t.
recognition and some Of the loayes AID
Ashes which are handed out from The
D4morratil kitchen.
II Mr. Kline does not receive the ap
pginlm-ut It need not be surprising II
the war between the OyeTalts and
sallowtliI8 is r.cpenrd. Though Mr.
Farmar woGli b. glad to have Mr
Bed'o,d'8 place, he wonld be wiilirs
to ecGrpt almos! any Office lying Grould d
loose, but his prospects Tor oustini
Bedford ere not very bright.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
RsAra0nab,

Mr.. Philip Snyder the new sgrtcul-
tural editor Of the Press, taught dener-
al Charles Z. Smith, its editor. tn.chiet
a, a pupil in an Albany public school
twenty FIVE years ago. and 8 few years
later was owner and editor Of the Even-
log Transcript, in the of6ce Of which
General Smith took his frat lessons in
journalism.
Vice President Arthur birth plses
is again being sgitsted. Mr.. Arthur
himaelf gives Vermont the honor OF
his birthplace, bat A. P. Hinnan, q
New York lawyer, comes forward with
number OF aflisvits to combat it and
claims that the Vice President was born
in Canada. Ar. English is said to bs
very much interested in tha contro'
veIsy.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Ano,n.r Pn,l.aeIphia pire.

A disasterous irs yesterday morn ing
destroyed the six story brick buildings
Nos. 2l7, 2l4, 2l6, 2lS. and the eight.
story brick buildings, Nos. 22O. 22z,
224, 226 Carter street, and seriously
damaged the three story brick struct'
urs at the southeast corner OF Carter
and Exchange place. an 1 the avs-story
brick building No. 1873 Exchange place
All Of them we're occupied By firms en-
gagged in different branches Of bnsiness,
and the contents were in every IN
stance, sale one, utterly destroyed by
Gre and water. The damage, which Is
estimated at about $2n0, 900, Is psrti-
ally q vered by insurance. The burn
I'D buildings are, It Is stated, all owned
by John Rommell, Jr., president otthe
Mechanics National Bank.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
TheIeVy Court,

Ths Levy court is nov going through
with tbs dry and tedious programme
Of revising the assessments which rais
% no excitement and creates but little
interest. The whole OF yesterday Sf
ternoon was spent at the work and 1t ii
thought that by this afternoon some o
ia Hundreds will be completed. The
asse ssment Of Wilmington however hal
not yet been touched. There Is an i'm
pression III at the election OF collectors
NAV be reached this afternoon but It'll
more likely to take place to morrow
fore noon.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Death Of q s,eambos, Captain

Captain Lewis Davis, one OF the old
est steam boat captains on the Delaware
river, died at his residence, No. 2l7
Richmond street, Philadelphia, on the
evening Of the 3lst ult., aged So years.
Captain Davis was in the employ ofthe
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltim ore
Railroad Company for nearly fifty years.
When that company ran the steamboat
Robert Morris and Ohio 10 Cape May
Captain Davis had command hrst OF the
Robert Morris, then OF the Ohio. Sub
sequently he was captain OF the Will
miagton steamboat Samuel N. FELTON,,
until a few years ago, when falling
health compelled his retirement from
active duties. He was we'll known by
many citizens OF his generation and
highly respected by all, He leaves 0
wife, a son and two daughters.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
SECOND EDITION.
Tne vaee Prestaent 90 Couns tho
Votes.


The statute Of 1872 provides that Con
gress shall meet for this purpose on the
the second Wednesday In February.
The constitutional direction Is that the
. President Of the Senate shall, In the
presence OF .ha Senate and House OF
Rsprssentailges, pen all the certificates
, and votes shall then bs counted" 1t
ID needless 70 reour at this time to the
familiar and still unsettled dispute as
70 the discretion, II ANY, Of the Woe Pre-
sident in deciding which ara the valid
certificates nor as to his right-provided
1t be challengsd--to count the votes in
the conceded absence Of any specific di-
rectIon in the Constitution ss to whom
this duty IL delegated. Vice President
Wheeler, It is we'll understood, proposes
to act in the line Of presidents, and in
pursuance Of his constitutional duty as
he understands It. He will count the
votes, unless Congress shall agree upon
another method Of doing it before a
wsek from next Wednesday. The Re-
publicans rely confidently upon both his
disposition and his nerve. He is not
afraid to take any responsibility when
convinced Of his duty.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
TheCouuty Ir,patu

Notwithstanding the III '1I
Sheriff William HERNIA 'H' q
best county Treasurer 'u' .'''
ever had there ia t5IP ,'.'
his 70 appointment, All j. ~. !. :
ran fro a 81. George I"'i''.''
q capdidste to defeat / = ' q. =.
thing ia possible. Thd. q, ' vi
oorats In the Levy Conf 81. d. ,
they are equally diy.4ai b ''7' -.
Herbert Aud Mr., Cochran
30 and each Ueuter s'oa. -l J
be- no use for the Deuoa'3'. 4
AZ no result could be zee FL
vote worId stand Hefbr' 5 ~ /
ran 3. The lower eni Ha-..'
court say that as th, D1'F MI -.
oorStic majoriti-s EOg .a1'' y. :.
three lower Hundreds, Dol
| Cas,le Mr.. Herbeh5 ~
dred shows a we'se' ~ u
Der,ocrn,ic spinal coIuns, az. N
nrs should be given 70 tl' m
OF the lower end. The MI
In the Lazy Court have no '- \.
tween Mr.. Herbert ard ...,.
aud while they vi" I,t
! blank they will enjoy :A' ''-'
Killarney. .
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
FOURTH EDITION
IVxTsR rROM CECILrOsI

...,., sf Ms. Ohsse =" feN
o,I.en. Laa-Lsesi 0p,isn, -
snesl,l oorrsspop dsnss Of the RzruBLisi' ~
cscnros, Nd, Jan. I.-l have je'
attended an Affecting funeral Of IN
s,fs Of Rev. Mr.. Chase, aeshodns
minister, Of this place. They cAme 70
mi. conferences for the benefit Of hr
health, bat that pale van sonsomp'lon
which whi,hsrs 80 many Of our nopes
ad become 700 firmly seated and shs
f,ll hy that fatal disease. She died
t,iumphspty. Three weeks ago shei'
charming little daughter, turning ionr
Years old, was taken suddenly With the
sroup and died next day, was inferred
and today taken up in hne state OF
ressrvAtiop, looking very natural Ana
put in the GO flu with the mother ana
he sorrow stricken husbAnd started
With them 10 Troy, Ohio, for th-l In
t4rmeut in the burial ground OF their
relatives. Though early Mr.. ohASs
salary has all been pstd, snit oi
clothes made . present 70 him, ,asd ! am
happy to say that the people OF ms
charge have given numerous tsu,
monies Of their Kindness and regards.
Last week Mr.. Ellsworth Porter, OF
Qnesp,Apns Comfy, and Miss sAllie
| Leland Of this place were married In
tho N. X. Church here by the FAsioT.
The father OF the lady on the day OF
the marriage presented to her 2 cheek
for thousand dollars.
The Rev. J. l. Houston Ia To lecture
here on "Tom 0'Jacks Lad, Thurs
day OF next week.
Hiss Bnnnell is TO read here at An
derson's Hall / ext Friday.
At Frsderioktown on Friday last
shooting match occurred for q set O.
harness.
AT Psnnington's Hotel fire was
thought.io take place. Mr.. j.. T. wat,
Icut the floor open and 1t WAS found
that 1t Was the sun shining throuSL
the CRATE under the collar.
Capt. Fletcher Wilson won the har
uefs at the shooting match, and II II
sad that there Is to be- challenge OF
Mr.. Bogsrdus, the champion al OF
Of tho United States. Mr. Wilson Ii
said to have been go excited and fast a.
to attempt to shoot without caItridges'
You may suppose the local option
Ilaw has not yet rone into operation but
liz will soon and no doubt will b.
healthful as in other parts Of the State
The peach crop ezcitrs considerable
speculation, some think the buds are
ali killed and there Is bat little pros
ppct Of fruit. /! Ia time for me TO
round up, 80 good night. Ii.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
rfSVR MATTERS.

CHARLES b. Lore, Esq,, is here for the
tIsttime on Legislature business.
1t appears pretty certain that di'
vorces viii not be granted. The House
Committee took quite the pTop7r stand
to-day.
The Cap,:sl Uotol ia crowded and
"mire host" PcGutaiu Is happy.
Ths Derrick b, Morris Impeachment
matter il not dead bat sleepetu.
Dir. Eiason carried water on both
shoulders IN the House to-day. Reason
why: the snow came in through d
broken window, covering his bstk and
in :hs end giving him the "fheuma.
tism."
Chaplain Huntington talks to the
members aSsinSt the Delaware West,
ern bill,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
FIFTH EoIrIog
oUiHRIE's lRI.,
fhe Mayors Deeis,., =.
Unsai tn. o.ma,.. Rsns,

The Mayors Dec,s,.
u, un'ii ro-nsrrow n.,.,'NsN ,'sN
William C. au.hri. vs' "'''',
~ selofs Mayor Almond Til. ma, wy
the charge Of somml,,ipD n0'1s !
srs. Charles B. Lore AMI 1,, ,,r'
icy appeared for The d,a'yas|
prisoner was neatly clad in p,T
and his shirt and collar T.,. "sa|
less white. He exhibited .o "'' ;, u a
the trouble which Ia oy y,,.sa<| ,ia<
him affected hin In the ls,,,
vals bis soun,suanss would "a a. \
mated BY . bland sulic w -
court vas crowded by a ,o.uj,
throng.
AnnAbsl Davidson, ,h. ,,,,
whom the rape was alI.s.d d"a (.
been committed, a littlssiSSI sa
Ing hair aud a sweet coys,sr'. Sn, ~"
'ns hfSs witness. Looking bvns
prisoner shsspoke his nan.,
stated ,ha. she had besa a,
dsnOs Of hr'' Bartlett, on Sind 4 !.
near Spruce, on a certain .,,n,' T,A's
Going TO tho hydrant IN q.
yard after q drink Of w,,., H "
followed by Guthrie. R,,,rl" ="
attempting TO 90 up s,lin
seized by her psrseou!or ,t'' :"
her down, bumped her Asa ~
her ont Into the kitcL al. j.~,.
ten cents, he feIzsd her by ~
and threAtened 10 Cu.Aer ,5,,r.
shs expose him. This wilL.,, ~.
testified that she had Seen i,",
Mrs. Bartleit's residencs g.,s,
and had gone to church xilz NJ. :
lett and him on several o,,,s.,r,
also said that tho deed vi
ssllant 3"rpetrAted wSs pa.r,3
EIi1SDAvidsou, the n2.b.,
little girl, testified tha, Ae, h.
went TO Mrs. Bartletrs go
ihs purpose Of attending ..a "
Miss Bartlett. During ii. I'd
Mrs. Bartlett called upoa lr
son and requested thL,
the former q home. Coa,,,.,
tho request, she found asr i,,,|
and Miss Bartlett crying 10 b.
bedroom. Bxsminius hsr
Davidson found iha, b.. I,y,
clothes were Set and a.oa1 n,
ahe bad arrived a. hon. D pt,
upon by Mr.. Guthrie, VII, m q n
her tlO0 and then sJJ5 % asya
the affair. His oGsr wsi zy,0,.
refused. At that time he, 4myb
neck and face were red a1i /. ..l
eyes we're protluding 7a-'E: 3,
here explained Tia: Aaaa "a!
years old last May.
DR.. r. A. KrabL.s, tbe 4rsslp
had examined the litt-sa 70
that he had called q, NJ Dus
house and had found ,l' s.l.l
much excited and nsrroG', Aia
held no evidences Of s1l,.3
made an examination 10 u: a4
OF the ehild's father ard ,ls
parts were rsdtenei G1i ,4s..r
tAtsd, but bore no signs Of 'ayD
Robert Davidson, Wi.gr "
Sergeant Jones, ch~r 'Iao:-li. Is
Murray and Chiei AlzE,i. =, "a
In the case.
The evidence, hoTe7'', i1r
6t for publication. After las .s;ss
had all been taken, Ar Ler a.
evidence tended t0TSIl a. sHIl,u
an intent towards rsP- BE t1s
that this was q OAi.at.s oa.ssi
requested the prisoner b .i,'l
bail. The Mayor leirrGsi u l7s
until tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
TUBLIO SALE.

The subscriber will seil at public sale on
Duponts farm knswn AZ th5 Io)per arm, en-
the Kunnett tuTnpike, three mlleF Ton VII
wilmington on THUl.SDAY, FeJruIry "a,
1881, at ! o'clock, y. m;
One good brown mare, years DID, ktnf to
WORK ( all harness, tlne Sud cot, coming 3
years old ,promise' speed. One mare colt com.
ing ono year old one good mich COW viii
caIve iN Of NJ rGh, full bred Berkshire
shoats, Iol OF bno poultry, two hives Of Dees,
plows, hs-rows, cultva ,Ors, NC. single and
double nArnGas heavy aud light, one dear
born, dog wagon, WheelDaToW, grlndst0le,
sc.
HOUSEHOLD FUENITuRs.-Huch as bsds,
bedstsads, walnut extension ttb'e, Ch tlis,
child's or o dairy, fixtures cnurns, pans, DIV
ter tubs, r p9g. bloc ka, lard OLns, meat chop
pers for butcherlng PURPOSES
Terms OF SALE A credit Of % days viii be
given on all sums over so.
MATHEW SPENCE.
L. ". STIDEAM Sun nuc loaeers.
feb ~ 4 3 w
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
T'CAL ARD LINE.
OuAL AND LIME, UOhL AEr IIHI
YAHH ICrr OF WEST STEFEr,
ThLU EDgr OF WEST SIL1RI
JOHN ". qRlEFITH,
WnningIOn, le

TINE RUNrROUS INVENTORS or
L FdlFou, hefly and other distins uish0l
pertOns are inslEllhnAt compared With the
invention Of nR v. II. STONE, tho inveu.
tnr Of "ApersiA: one Il a sclentho Improve
mont, no other science 10 sags lilo.
ever before sncs tse foundation OF the
wOr q h4s medicine hsen placed b 'ioro the
public on iH lure merit firtt be 'ause II
claims 10 enrn on CCrfsia disease instoad
! OF my ~ uthe's d., a 4 iurnlFheB high proof
| that Il does this Second II In compound
! Ui one Of our hest physicians and turReune,
who made dyamcWsa a rpecIalty for ten y"sra
with rev ,r0 Of the only specific ever placed
before the people hird because our best
| phyNclsHs prescrb" II for their dyEpAp ic
| Iat'cnE, a. Dr. nmrCI Adams Gi Hew York
| city sHys, an happy 10 cav that the sure
! IOr that tSArihle disease dyspepsia, las a.
last been found IN your 'ApepBia," and be-
lieVe 1t Jou dUty u put 1t before tic pub
| lie
Reader, have you dyspepsia, n % don't
hi' 10 get q bottle of"ADepSiA," and AZ you
value your health and HE, take nothing else
Price per bottle, 81 90. FR sale whole
R'e and retail by H. James Bolt. sixth and
Maft6t street, and n II Daniortk, second
and Ma ket stroru. Also BY all druggists
ianS II
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
GUngFeEa0

" .
In the U. 8. Seust7 yer 4
Morgan, from the Commit, Ni,,,, >
raj Count. reported a SaO''',,,. '.',., I
Ingalls' resolution, P'0,, ,,,,, n.
iotnt canvass OF the h's',I ''. =, !.
tbe Hail Of Rspressnt'll''' -, ~"
instant. The resolution i. .r
the table and ordered " 30. -
The POpca Indian mS.''' '.Ea.
discussed. Mr. Logan n.r..
nous consent TO have d.,., ". "a. d,
retirement OF General 5.'-' ga ',g
| special order for Tln",'i' N.
| Vest aud Eaton o. 'J'I..' O., 'g,ra'
linen gave notice that be ,.,.,l ...,,
l.Se t'lI 10 day. The r''.'@ .'I +
| plin,ion bill was oo1'''s.' 's..,,s
executive session the '''
ed. ntri.. VI
alton hill vas copa.dT',}},', .,},',,,.,
coed of a. the time o' ''.,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
,,cx,taoc'a ATIiDi''

Davidson & Brother l,,', .,..
s,r s,s marble ,att'r'' ~ -, !.
very un'qGe Sp.I car'g', ,tt.. an j
tho counter OF Tie Coy 5s
ia ar,is,icaIly cat i','' M ',ra.
ssD1I naT CONT rTn hoase. rnrF, DIa =, ;.
!" n0" a s,iIor vyI loauiDg 'soi' -. 80 Is.
%aSs b @, merohsndi.c E ",'I WI ,sl. ~.
cl'ning JH1i on his ria9' aj aiD' Al
pips ln the other ha, a,a o. ',..I d
she representatiNonp, Np, o. tt'',ra@ .
the septre Of when u, % Iiogd'
deep enough to h'm'b',ae h",p . I'd
for "a ''sn striking mn'cne,, 81, ,s " .tsa,
~, ,nam. The Ornament ,s, N a. g,
| S4Or~e crsditsble to ,'..r. ''g +,
artistic taste Of 'h, " Io.,t,s'
| and in i,s expos'1 1,.,sJ sr
| coun.er attracts s.n
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Ts unDormMO N NOteS.

The gospel meetings held every Mon
day evening at the City Mission are
very encouraging. They are attended
by many young men. The prospect Is
that much gooi will result thereirom.
Mrs. Ellen. Foster, one of the most
able speakers on the legal side Of
the fiauor traffic, will address a
mass meeting In this city on Fsbrua'
nv 29.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Church Concert

A concert OF vocal aud inatrumanta
music will be given iu the First Pres
byterian church tomorrow night. Ad
mission twenty fys cents. The pro
ceeds will be devotsd to repairing tht
church organ.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Rnntched Prom Death.

Cond ctor Phillips, last night, picked
up q suffering man lying in the snow
at the saHd pits near Nsw Castle. When
he had been lifted into the car it was
discovered that the strangers feet and
hands were badly frOz 'n. He was
brought to this city and sent to the
almshouse.