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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

lug hnmOrS IN inc SNrIcul, Ihl UutTIIlIIIV ItdIlI
and settle into Troublesome disorders. Eruptions
OF the skin are the appearance on the surface OF
humors that should be expelled from the blood.
Internal arrangements are the determination OF
these same humOrs to some internal organ, or
organs, whose action they derange, and whose
substance they disease and destroy. Ayers
Sarsaparilla pcls these humOrs from the blood.
When they are gone the disorders they produce
disappear, such rs Ulceratons OF the Liver, Stom-
ach, kidneys Lungs, EruptiOns and Eruptive
Diseases OF the Skin, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or
ErySipelas. Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils,
Tumors letter aud Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Ringworm, Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism, Ncu.
ralgia Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness Sterility, LeucOrrhma arising from In
ternal liberation and uterine diseases, DrOpSy,
Dyspepsia. Emaciation and General Debility.
With their departure health returns. Prepared by
Or. ]. C. AVER E. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

ne sboye ale has b~cn edjourned Until
wsdnssday. June Is. isei; 10 take plaee then q
I'd enc. D CALDWELL. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

r. above sale has been adjourned until eat-
urday, The ID day OF April, ISL, 70 take pis(t
then n DE anne place, the hid furnace.
v s1s p''0' " " GEO Go. i. CALDWELL,
fsbl Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
GRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

~ nc NNNaA I
English Rene
dy. An unfail
ing cure for
J Seminsl Weak
Ness. Sperma-
tOrrhea, lmpO-
teney, and all
Diseases that
follow as q 81 q
nnnnlA Of SRn
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Among tho CoIoradp

st. Paul's Commsndery, M =.
t. will give concer, in Tn.,G,., a
on Thursday evening, AprjI : '1'T ". IA. \
Glasgow will he musical dj,.,,o, "'S
Clarence Shank will he Mani. ID.
the conclusion OF the coucgr, ',,. r,,,,' Al
nsde will take place at the cbnirT rIOls'
Tenth street, between saip,,y -,1' sr5 a. "a
Snge streets. Invitations b,r. b VI
extended to commspdaris, ,r3 ,, wen
subordinates in New Yc,k p5a,g 'g7IF u
phia and Delaware, -''A''I'
The fourteenth aprivsr,,v ,tr
Mt. Vernon Corpet Band vii - we
brated in the Opera Hous, % mo,,o.. ,,,,.
night. Music will be fara,,b,d AZ" y"
divers orchestra, During The s7-D,T,
a promenade will be given.
st. Paul's Commanierr, NJ, 20 =
T., w give masquerade ep,.r,,;n, r'
mentSo, morrow night at National E,1.
II will conclude with a festival, v5i,t
will also be held on Friday sni s,,n,,
day evenings.
II stsnth anniversary Of tie Fifteenth
Amendment will be celebrated ,o.piyh,
a! EziOn church. The past ten YEAR,
history of the co!Ored race viii
be reviewed by Professor J. p.
SAMSON, OF Washington, D. c.
and Revs. DR.. Butler and Solomon P
Hood. The exercises WI. brgip Al
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
CafaprhaI P0isOu.

Wei De Mcy er's wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered carriage pald)by y. b. Dewey
d C0., No. 70 Dey ST., New York. The 70.
marka0ie cures which have everywhere re.
sulted from the use o. this preparation have
developed the startling tact that no merely
local treatment, like snufis, douches, and in
halations, can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis.
covered by Dr. Wei DE Meyer are absorbed
throughout ,be mucous nembr3nous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an lLecn.
latiye and constitutional euro, the effects Of
which are similar TO- and as untaiiing as,
vaccination. A "Treatise," with full
statements BY the cured, Is mailed free.
wei De Meyers Cstarrn Cure is Wsrth ten
times its cost, Rev. Chas ]. IDnos, New
Brig hton, L. l" ''One package cared me.
Rev. @. X. Taylor, lao Soblest,, Brooklyn,
n, N.' lit restored mo to the ministry.
Rev. geo. A. Refs, CebblesSill. \. Y. lathe
remedy Is a marvel. Rev. A. 2, Freese,
Cairo, ~. Y" 4 1t has been Of great value
TO me Rev. Olney Place, Msssena, n. Y"
ReV. Geo +. Pratt, 81. stephens RectOry,
Phiiada.e;c. A real cure OF Catarth iOr 500.
ll29 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Tailor shores Robbed,

Two pieces Of diagonal cloth, valued
at $45, were stolen from Geo. H. Ash's
tailor store, Market street aboveSevepth
az noon last Wednesday. Mr.. Ash, al
the time, had gone to dinner. A boy,
however was attending the store. Two
men came in, and while one was exam
iniug buttons, his companion, who car
ried a box, stepped to the table where
the csssimers lay. The Supposiiion IS
that be placed the pieces OF cloth in the
box.
Upon the same day, or the day pre-.
vious, two pieces OF cloth, valued At
$50, were stolen from the store of Leon
ard Heiss, No. 4 East Third street. .Gr.
Heiss at the time, had gone to dinner.
ani the boy who works Tor him had
zone 70 the cellar after coal.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
THIRD EDITION.
COUGH LAST NIGHT.
the Concluding EntertsiameniS o
the DiasnO nd Course.

The Concluding Entertainment Si
the DiasRO nd Course.
John B. Cough as usual drew large
audience last night, though there were
a number Of seats untitled. Mr.. Cough
has been on the lecture platform thir
ty-eight years and has grown not enly
gray but stopped in the service. He
maintains however wonderful degree
OF the natural fire and eloqueuce of his
younger days.
His lecture last night on tho platform
and incidents connected with it, and
his striking and vivid deLinestion OF
lecturers, their habits fand ecoentrici.
ties formed an interesting subject for q
fund of wit, oratory, and amusement
for an hour and half.
He seemed to have complete control
of his audience and moved it at will to
give expression in uncomfortable misth
or in the deep subdued silence OF
pathos.
In all Mr.. Coughs thirty eight years
of lecturing he never listened to but
four lectures from others, but he had
listened to many sermons from leading
ministers of the gospel, amongst them
being his most esteemed friend, Rev.
c. H. Spurgeon, OF Lcndon.
Considerable of MIR. Gough'a
time was devoted TO a delinestion OF
Mr.. Surgeons character and leading
traits az a pulpit orator and christian
man. The latter part Of Mr.. Gough's
lecture was an eloquent appeal to the
temperance workers to be faithful in
Iescuing the perishing and raising the
fallen. The large audience hung spell
bound on hr. Coughs eloquenee and
regretted when he bade them good
hight and retired.
This ends tie Diamond Courss Of en-
tertanments, the best probably that !
was ever given in Wilmington, Tol
the gentlemen, Messrs. Qnigg. Ward |
and Churchmap, the publlG are indebt.
ID and 1t is hoped that If they inangu-
ate another series of entertainments
or Wilmington they will be better
than they have been IN the
me just closed. These gentlemen re-
urn their thanks to the public for its
patronage OF the Diamond Course.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
so,,g eu,IiEe q L,on.

If March intends to 60 ous in Q laan-
like manper i, will Lave to commence
very soon to moderate its bluster, II TO-
day is 10 be taken as fair criterion
The weather has been blustry enough
during a week past, but to-day it fair
ly surpasses itself in rudeness and
bluster. The chill winds blew three OF
four ways ., a.. - and the rain poured
down without mercy. Umbrellas were
nowhere this forenoon and the members
OF that article ar- reaping q rich har-
vest repairing broken ribs and joints
We know how it is ourselves, for gust
Of wind at Fourth and King turned our
bombashute inside out in jify, sent
our hat boating dowa the gutter, ex
posed our bald pate to the pitilsss storm
while street gsmins mads fun Of us. l.
was unpleasant very. There are irdi
cations OF a litt4e "let-up," but it is
decidedly bad day for Msry's little
lamb or any other Little "innOcent' to
be out.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
TO whom do Euay HsI0uc?

Charles Holliskin, colored, appeared
at the police court last evening and
reported that he had found a pair OF
gold speotacles on Market street. A
gentleman, al the station house, asked
the colored individual to let him see
the glasses, but, after exam ming them
he refused to return them TO the man
who had found them. The person
who lost the glasses can learn of their
whereabouts by calling at the police
station.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
DEAF las

FROCK .--Oa Monday, the 23,h inst, tehn
l.. Fr.ck, in tua l3l year OF ms axe,
The relatives and friends and comrades Of
the u. A. Ii. are respectfully invited 10 at
lend the tuEeral on thursday aitern0OG
from his late residence, i4lg barr!S street
Services al -, o'clo.K. Leave the h use n
O'CLOCK " proceed to Wilmington and
Brandywine CeUetecy
MOORE.-Un the sylh list, Emily p.
daughter OF John sud Kate MO3ge, N tng
81 year Of her age,
Relatives and uients OF the family are re
soectiully invited " attend tho funeral rom
the residence Of her parents, in Breck'S lane,
on Thursday Afternoon, a; I c40cA, 10 pIO'
ceed to Mt Salem Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Person al

A gentleman named Fowler from
Washington City, is in the city and is
calling on Mr.. Martin Farrell the two
having been old chums and bosom
friends in the army. We can assure
Mr.. Fowler of warm hearty welcome
from q warm and generous hearted
gentleman.
Charles Z. Cannon, lately q section
boss in the Arlington Mills, left to-day
for Baltimore, where be has accepted
situation.
W. Scott Way, of the MidiIetown
Transcript, was in this city yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
FOURTH EDITION.
OBI7 UARY.
Death Of John Y. FrOck, q Loyal
soldier Of the Re b eIIi0n,

Death o. John Y. Frock, q Loyal
soldier Of the Rebellion.
John X. Frock died at his residence
l4l7 Harrison street, on Monday, aftel
long aud severe pulmonary affection,
He leaves = wife and three children.
His remains will be inferred tomorrow
| (Thursday) afternoon, TO leave the
house At 8 o'clock, in Wilmington and
Brandyvine Cemetery, the members Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic hav,
ing charge OF the funeral.
John 4. Frock, was born In Muucy,
Lycoming county, Pa, March 6, 1888.
His parents removed.to Philadelphia, IN
1886, where hs received an education
IN the public schools, He learned the
dry goods business with Thomas w.
Evans 4 Co., and in 1856 his parents
removed 10 Missouri where Mr. Frook
remained until 1850 when he returned
TO Philadelphia and obtained a Situa-
tion in a dry goods store. he rem ain
ed there until the bombardmeDt at
Fort Sumter in 1851, when he enlisted
as landsman in the United States
navy and was placed aboard tie L. S.
frigate, st. Lawrence,
During the time he was aboard II
sunk the privsteer "Petrel." She was
connected with the squadron Eat Hat.
teras, Port Royal" She took part in
the fight with the "Merrimac." March
Sth, 1862 and the capture Of Norfolk in
May the same year. The vessel was
sent 10 Floriiay, where Mr.. Frock was
taken SICK with congestion OF the lungs
and remaining sick Tor some time the
surgeon in service pronounced his dis
ease iDCursble, and he wss given an
honorable discharge, July 18th, 1862,
and sent home. Alter remaining at
home under medical treatment tor some
time he 80 far recovered that on the
Zott OF September hs was appointed
paymsster's steward Of the New Iron
sides" Being exposed to the weather
Oh the lew vessel reaction OF the
lung disease set in and be was again |
sent home January 9sh, 1868.
HIS health improving he was sp-
roiLtsd Paymasier's 5 Clerk in the L. 5. |
tunboat Commodore Morris" where
be- remained under medical treatment
'!i the time until September, 1864
when he WAS sent home again. Once
more be went into service but this
line as acting assistap! psymasteI L
:. Navy and wss ordered &c the gun
1oat "Spirea " aud was sent to the
iali OF Mexico where he remained and
Fas hoDorsbly discharged from ser
yice October 2i:h, 1865.
Since his discharge from the army
le has been living in Wilmington en-.
'ssed, until his sickness prevented
lim in the dry goods and trimmings
'usiness. For four years he was q
member of the Board of Education, and
'efore HIS death q member Of the
'oard Of Health. He is a member oil
Dupont Post, No, 2, G. A. R.
Mr.. Ftook awaited the dread sum.
mons with great calmDess, and when
sEed by an Intimate friend few days
store Lis death, he said 81 would
ot be a member OF Hanover Presby-l
-rian Church and a Sunday School
eschers for so masy years and not b.
TO die"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
A PRstOF'A welcome,

Rev. Mr.. Shilling, the new pastor Of
the BrAndywine NJ. Z Church, moved
to his new home in Brandywiue village
yesterday. He was welcomed by q
number Of his congregation, who had
prepared dinner and supper, and well
filed the house with provisions. Rev,
b L. White, the retiring pastor, is the
guest Of Mr.. Isaac Dillon. he will 20
to his charge, at Cherry Hill, to NOR
row.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
FIFTH EDITION
AeVy CouTI


l., The frat thing done ys,,..,
!, ,ng ! 4 was to Welcome home 1'asy g ~ non
On ., once. On "A A motion to rsducs ssas "a ',t
On on; ~ acres of land win 's s.i The as
WhoIa WI = o. railroad, wa, dsfsSs,s5' ,e'Ae ?,
mittes to visit Certain ti'0'ed a ooa.
sa,ass Rsrsnss and roads in Red Lion So8',,ss m,
ns1ises H.hlS. hundreds. Messr,,' M S1.ad and s.,
aaaii Manaiiy and Silver vers ,, amor, a45',t'ea
committee hs1s to view the propo.sS ssSIlG.sd' y.
: 0,,ase ,T over the White CIsv rS sS' u 10
~ y, W. Palmer's bill for ~ ,Va'sek,
cCnalges Cng as undertaken sn'' y, h'
coroner |. in 1850 was W W.. Tie
a communication frop, S,.oFsi,
Townsend in reference 10 y. Aaaa
ment OF a part of his proys,,v ~, '''sa,.
ana the clerk was nstruG,s3 o'a'A
en- MIR. Townsend on the ,..oeH1lS..
OF proceeding in appeal csssi s.Sle' NIB
A. wilson late collector Of h'nr
mink, reported erreIs in ."s.pp9'iai.
amounting to Sl2, l9S and h bJs'ssueHa
oelng examined he was al!ovst' at,'Vaae ~.
and commissions en- the sans 'a ''ts
from the Harlan and H,inl an H.
worth Company to visit N in.''lRe',
was accepted but the time so, . :, Nolk'
was not fixed upon. A ,onv N, '.e I, 'ls't
state digest was furnished .oSs - ~ VI 'A'
ot The coroner. To-day the Law r' u
- visiting the Aims House in LYON Iooa
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
The Deadlock.

The debate on the proposition TO elec,
new officers of the Senate was continued
yesterday by Mr.. Hampton, who IT piled
to Mr. Malone, and was followed by
MIR. Brown in a similar strain. A dis.
cuSsion also sprsng up betw cen Messrs.
Jonas and Kellogg, of Louisiana, as to
the political situation in the State they
represent. The usual dilatory motions
Were INDUCED in during the day.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
ReIRrned Home:

Christian Febiger returned home
from his southern trip on Monday
about midnight and on Tuesday he
was in his seat in the Levy Court and
Immediately tackled the assessments Of
Wilmington. Mr.. Febiger owing to the
irregular running Of boats was de-
tanned longer than be expected. He
came through from Key West, Florida,
by rail.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
B0yk' Clothing.

The snow storm last Saturday made
it look dreary for selling hoys' and
children's spring clothing. Yet a good
number looked at our suits and we're 80
we'll pleased with the style and prices
that took them home with them. We
have more of the same at the Whining
ton Clothing House, N. W. cor. Fourth
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
RuGden Death.

Taylor N. Woods, OF HsmoFion,
Pa, was stricken with spGPIsH
on Sunday morning about 5 O'clock; Si;
He s'e a hearty breakfast ana nSS
gone out to his woodpiIs. He was lOuna ,,
in few mo ments perfectly uncGnsOIyu' ,;u
and carried into the hoase' no a", a.
gsred until three O'Clock on euhus, s,
morning whsn he expired. de AeA'''
= vii. and a number Of children
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
silver, eddIDg

The twenty fifth snniVerssry o. '9s
wedding Of Ar. and Mrs. William O.
Heisler, No. Ais King street, was Iste, st,
brated Monday evening. About aN!
Wilmip gtouisns and Philsdelpaians
we're present. The majority Of tu'
Wilmingtouiaus who were present were
those who attended the marriage ce,e
mony twenty. FIVE years ago. MI Auu
Mis-, H4isler received Numerous GIl'''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

II some enterprlsiDg fellow would
now corner the market on Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup he could make his
fortune; for there are thousands who
would rather pay double the retail
price than be without this valuable
remedy.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
WOrsted Dress Goods:

The choicest kind OF worsted dress
goods at Kennard'S at l2t and l5' OTIS.
All wool filling debsges at l2Ic. new
fancy wool filling cashmeres at l5c,
plsin wool filling csshmeres at l2to.,
and large assortment of fine goods
from zoe. to 81 per yard. Goods all
new no old stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Hearing brfsrethe Hayor.

The mayor, last night, faed Henry
Trusty, co!ortd, S. and costs for Jump
ing on a moving treish train. Moses
Ross, charged with assAultilg his wife,
vas fued two dollars and costs and re
!uired TO furnish a one hundred dollar
peace bond. Geo. Ward, charge
with assau!ting q littlegirl, was requir-
ed to furnish a one hundred dollar
peace pond. Thomas Ryan, a vagrant
from philadelphia, was, this morning,
sentenced to u days Imprisonment in
the county jail. Thomas Riles, charged
with the larceny of billiard balls from
the CornucOpiS saloon, at midnight last
evening, was held in the sum OF $500
bail for court.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Nrs, pRrltugt0u saSa

ton't take any Of the quack rostrums,
Is they are regimentsl to the human
.isterp hut put your trust IN Hop Bit.
ers, which Will euro general dilaVi1a
ion, costive habits and all comic dis
ases. The saved Isaac from aeveIe
.xtract Of tripod fever. They are the
le plus unum OF medicines.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
pspsiOn Case.

The case OF John Brothers, ,,Gau,sntly q
ware City, charged with ..ns .,as'Gap''iSn up il
obtaining q pension, ns.n;,, csm1 Court
The Bpited' States Distr,osa u vutil
this morning, but was Oontiaue" lumber
the first Monday in May. a hut they
of witnesses were subp"nSeu'
failed TO appesr.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
u,,,En,.r,n,n the Levy Conrt.

Professor s. T. Ford has conssA.'ai ~ ~
the arrangement made by iflsn" n,s,. i"
I've Jew select readings for the en.s', u.
Tslnmpnt OF the Levy Court ana c,",, ,ut
other county off cials in the he'y Wv. ,..t
room ON Fli5sy afternoon, at + 0 Cnn,t, S,g
after the adjourDmsnt OF the y. T %,
We can assure the coaaty off 'isls ~
rich treat.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Dr. Si,nIns' WhIte Pnimo"''

ia the famous lung rsmsdy; has !as D,s,t wst
references in Wilmington OF w. y, t thss
curative power in lung diseases ,;,jss, ats.
other remedies have in the iarge Main
SOC. and 81. Sold by dealers pbils,
depot, Fourth and King streets A
6O2 Arch street,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

AIMS SWOkTH-BU/INE the 94th
inst, by the Kew, q. Il. LNHsng, j ~.
OF Pniladepdla Pa, Mr.. Nunam H. - ans
worth ana Hiss Charlotte NJ. buzlne, both
OF this city.
HARTM On the 2Sth inst
By Rev f. SIuDbs, ll55 S0utn s,A street.
Philadelphia, Mr Lewis Hartmuu ant
Mss Maggie Letch, both OF tAts city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
An AlIemp:ea That.

A young man of low stature and dark
complexion attempted TO snatch pook-
ct book from the hand OF Miss laura
Chalfsnt, about $50 o'clock this morn
ing, while she was passing along King
street above Fourth. Failing to secure
the pulse, he fed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
CRYSTAL WeddtuR

Mr.. and Mrs. John N. KaEes, resid-
ing ou Monroe street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, celebrated the IF.
teeuth anniversary OF their wedding
last evening. They were visited by 3
number Of friends and received pumer-
GUS gifts.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
new Grocery store.

T. L. Robinson has taken possession
OF the new store ON the S. W. corner OF
Jackson and Delaware avenue where
he has laid in large and varied stock
of fine groceries which he is selling at
the lowest market prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
A GOOu word.

A gentleman who wears the finest
clothing on cur streets said he could
find no goods equal to those exhibited
at the custom department Of the Viii.
mington Clothing House, N. W. cor.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Meeting Of Railroad Directors.

The directors OF the Delaware West
ern Railroad Company met yesterday
afternoon and elected 0smOn LstrObs, Of
Baltimore, Z director. The following
officers were retained: David CODnell,
superintendent; J. c. FArs, assistant;
W. Palmer, secretary. Nr. tNreI.
having been elected president ana
treas urer, the duties Of bis othces ~lil
be performed by Mr.. Davis, Of bsIN'
more, in place OF W. h. Candy, !e'
signed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
A Spanking Team.

Ths.. West Chester Record says
on Wednesday morning Of next week
william Y. Warner and friend Of VII.
mington, Delaware, James D. McCls!.
Ian and Nathan B. Hayes, Of West CLeS-
ter, will with a four in hand team make
a tip to David and JoDn Lewis farm
hear the Eagle, in Upper L wchlan town.
ship, where they will spend the day
looking at some very fue horses. Mr.
Mcclellan being sn experienced iour.n
hand driver will on that Jay havo
charge Of the ribbons.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Second Beptist Excursion.

The excursion of the Second Baptist
Sunday school will bs given at Anda.
lusia, on Thursday, June I'd. The
steamer FELTON, will carry the excursion
ists.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
III HOslery.

An elegant line Of ladies' and misses
fancy and solid colorsd hosiery from
l2tc. to 72c., now opening at Kennsrd
& Co.'s. The best Balbriggan in the
market at 25c. and 31c.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Loan N eotfMg.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Wilmington Loan Association was held
last evening $3.50 were sold at s and
$500 ct 81 per cent. premium.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

Moving all the time Those choice
Maine Rose, for seed, at Smelts L Co.'s,
No. Is Rast Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Alss AS5 ES.

TheILsvy Court visited rne Aims,
house to. day.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Another SI0rs window NnShsd

Another SIors window MaSssd,
Some one mashed the large pla.si
glass window, at Chaltant's shoe sior.
Second and Market sts., this morniuf
with a brick, ard then stole two ps,.
shoes. Whoever did the deed l,hA
pair Of old shoes behind him. The
watohmsn OF the Second street marks.
house heard a strange noise between /
aud o'clock, but could not ascertain
the cause. The gentleman who rssldss
in the building in which the store Is
located heard strange noise about one
O'Clock, but his family would not allow
him to make an investigation, because
they were afraid he might BE- assaulted,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
Milk. MILK. MILK.

New milk depot, fresh every day
from G. g. Lobdsll's Diaries, at 2l7
King street 8. A. Benson.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30

Just received at Wilson's, 4l3 Market
street, some pretty styles Of plaid and
figured dress goods at 10 and IL! cts. /;
cheap.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
~ II - 7 n
MARAET.
REMOV
NEW MEAT MAEELT.
FLINN f. RO.

hdNo 1 LON l5LOl
Produce Market at
NO. 705 W. EIGHTH STREET,
Where they will keep on hand the best and
freshest meats and provisions that can be
found In the city aud at the lowest cash
prices. They would bs glad to have they
nu nerous friends and customers, who pa.
troniZed them at Eighth and Madison, GO
give them a call at their new stand,
marL6.tt FLlNN : BRO.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
SILKS
-AND--
DRESS GOODS.

We are giving mere attention 70 our SIR
anu Dress Goods departments, and we have
tiy made large additions to our stock
OF these GooGs, making our assortment about
hree times rs large as formerly. Judicious
ca Sh customers who want full value Tor their
m oncy, better in some instances at least.
tn an they can get in Philadelphia. will con
su i their own interests by giving US at least
a hate OF their IaIonasc
Daily Republican., 1881-03-30
u EMuVAL.

N
The un 'ersigned has removed his segar,
tobacco and newspaper store from 3Og madi.
son street to the next store below, mo 3O5)
formerly OcCu led as a shoe store. where he
will be pleased TO accommodate those wish
ing TO be- supplied with daily. weekly or Sun.
day papers. mar29.ti II q. DUFFY.