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Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
The Third Street Bridge.

A bill is now pending before the Della
ware Legislature making it mandatory
upon the Lew Court of New Castle
County to pay S2O.00 to the original
subscriber who subscribed that amount
for building Third ST bridge provided
the county would pay til" balance.
This contract was carried out and the
building of the bridge having been the
means of doing much tor hnildlng up
he business interests and increasing he
price OF property in New Castle County,
it i now cunt"ud"l that the county
should rrimhurS, the subscribers. for
what they paid Ninr" III" county has re-
cciNrd back in taxes more than what
would pay itthrough the improvements,
consequent upon the building of til"
bridg" The Levy Court If the county
is averSn to paving back the money
and on Thursday II is said passed re-
solution authorizing the Courts AttOr-
ney. George Gray. ESD, to proceed 10
Dover and oppose the passage oi the
bill.
A number Of persons question the
prOpricty and right Of the Levy Court
TO take such official action aN a bply
not questioning their right individually
TO oppose il. As it is in the hands OF
the people and the Legislature they
cont.ud that the Levy Court should b,
passive in the matter and let rhe ques
tion br defended and opposed by The
people who are the most interested. Al
the time the bridge was built the argu
Inpnt against il was that II would he {
uSelrlS .NppnSp fo the cDuntN but the
results proving the contrary there u
much force in tn" demand Of the sub
Sribcrs 10 have their money returned.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Prof, Ford Reads.

After the adjournment OF the Levy
Court yesterday, the members, number
Of other County officials and some wish
tors amongst whom were a few ladies,
occupied the Levy Court room TO hear "a
few select readings from Professor Ford
the elocutionist.
The Professor was in good spirits for
reading and never acquitted hun
self better though he was laboring under
very bad cold, Supposing that tli"
most Of his audience were farmers, the
Professor gave them Evening on the
farm" followed by "The Charcoal
Man, Socrates Snooks. "our Folks.
"Uncle Dams Introduction 10 hissis-
Sippi steamboat. and the Hatrhet story,
by request OF some ladies he read
'Curfew must not toll tonight, and
closed the entertainment by singing Il
jubilee song. A hearty vote of thanks
on motion of Mr Wells was returned Ia
the Professor and Mr.. Silver who Is
judge of good reading personally com
plimented him as being one of the hest
readers he had ever heard.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Hockeasin Notes.

A fine mare owued by ID. W. Chand-
Ter, died on Tuesday with putrid fever.
Six children Of the family Of John
Taylor, near Hockessin have h7n i'll
with scarlet fever, and on Sunday one
Of the children died.
Hockcssin is getting to have quite a
solid town like appearance. The recent
ly finished residences Ell Ahner Will
hanson. John jackson and Mr. Gold
ing. are fine country homes.
a new and hetter vein Of ka"Iin has
been discovered on the farm OF Isaac I.
Chamberlain. and it is being hauled in
large quantities Ia the Diamond state
Kanlin Works. who have leased the
find.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
FOURTH EDITION.
RUSSIA REGENERATE.
Ttrst step Toward Self
in Leading cities.


A special despatch from London. la
tel last night, says:
~ ukaSe has been promulgated at
ST. Petersburg ordering, with view to
the restoration Of complete security in
the capital. the creation Of temporary
council charged 10 assist the CmnInan'
dant Of the city. The Council will con
sist II member for each Of the DIS city
districts, and will be elected by he vote
Of all the landlords and independent
tenants
Ii Is understood that the Council will
decide by majority votes all measures
submitted To il by the Commandment,
and the decisions Of the majority will
be executed on receiving the Emperor 5
sanction. The same catrgnrics of per
sons who vote will also be eligible as
candidates. The Commandant issued
a notice, fixing the time Of the election,
this afternoon. The funds for carrying
ont the measure will be provided from
the Imperial Treasury
The Agcnce Russo says The meas
nre is part Of scheme for the whole
empire projected by the late Car. The
Car of Cracow announces that the Gar
has commanded General Melikoti Ia cN-
press his regret 10 the Polish dcputation
that on the occasion OF his general re-
ception OF dcputationS he did not ad.
dress the representatives of Poland. The
Car attributes the omission 10 emotion,
and saws he will take the first opInrtu-
nifty Of effecting 'rapprochement
with the Poles
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
The last kad Rite,

The funeral of James L Cb,,.,
the Young man who was kil,.J J',"vI' %
Delaware railroad On Weinr.d,,' "a y. la'
noon, took place this morninn f,oa5 p'1
residence of his mother, Nn ~, mII 4, %
Sixth street. The decreased ciaj i "a
black snit. was laid out in baDJ.,'' ' =
caskct The display Of Hor,I |'1>s ,.;ba
was very pr"iuSe and haautifl ''T.a T
stand, nj the head Of the r,.Lo "a
placed a beautiful broken c,,"n,, W .
inches in height, and formed oI ,n,i a,a !"
flowers, the gitt of the cmpovrc. n, |1,' Az
Delaware Railroad COMPANY w,.,.1 ~ ,a
was placed upon thr breast ot ,bn 'G.' a.
ceased, and crusS was At biS ' e.. I
Mr.. 5, u. duncan. the conJna,,, md "o,
Of the train upon which Mr. Cb,m
brrS was hrakcSman, presented , nra,,. %
harp and also a handsome cross tr.. Tbra.
beautiful wrrathS and cross vera "a.
ccivrd from lady friends Of the decsas ~
ed. a bouquet and cut flowers wsr.
furnished by Mr. Daniel Mackpy wv
The funeral was largely attended Ny
friends and railroad employees. n.
services were conducted by Itey NJ 4
Richards, pastor Of ST. paul's NJ 7
Church. AT the conclusion Of the y,.
vices the relatives Of the family took,
special car, at i2.5l O'Clock r
EIkt"n. Upon the arrival OF a.
train there the deceased will b.
buried in the Presbyterian church bur-.
ing ground The pall-bcarprs were /.
II. Book, Il. Porter, j. Ligate, ThOnp
Kane, William Rrlmille and Cha,a
Melchinr.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

SNIrCHER.-At the residence OF her son
near COOchs bridge, Mrs. Mary SnltGner,
aged II years, months and II days.
PIF.RCE.--On the LIST inst, Stephen S.Piercc.
in the I'D year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral from bis late residence, No 1903
Orange street on Monday afternoon. Services
at the house at O'Clock. lntermcnt at Xiv
rryiew cemetery.
STEW ART.--on March 3lst, Frank, son Of
Frank and Jennie Stuart in the lth year
Of his age.
Relatives aed friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funera from
ifIe residence of his father 1919 Delaware
proceed 10 Mt. Salem cemetery. Services at
The house.
RIrCHIE-On March 3lst, Abram Richie
in the Gath year of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfuly invited tO attend the funeral from
his late residence No g3l Chestnut street, on
next Sunday afternoon, services at the house
at 8 O'Clock. lnterment at Mount Salem
cemetery.
DEAN.-On the 3lst inst, Margaret A. Dean,
wife of William Dean, In her o3d year.
The funeral will take place on Monday,
April 4th, at 2 O'Clock p. m, from the rest
dence of her husband, Newark, Delaware
The members of Newark Grange, the Pomona
Grange Of New Castle county, and the Della
ware State Grange, as we'll ~ her friends and
the friends of the family, are respectfully In
sited to attend without further notice.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
what he ORe ~.

Excellence of workmanship and po-
lite attention, as we'll rs entire salts
faction TO its patrons, is what makes
Beerwalds photograph gallery SO very
popular. A full line of accessories and
all the facilities for making fine work
can he found AT this establishment.
Don make a mistake in the place; II
is 3O7 Market street, west side, first gal
lery above Third street, Wilmington,
Del
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
NtII1t' +
~ RESnLrrlnNs OF RESrEcl.

Wilmington. bel. March 3ist. \. L., lSHl.
At special meeting Of the Seoy SENATE,
held an Thursday evening, March 5lsi IA e
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAs. BY the dIspcnsation of Divine
Providence, John r. Fnock, one Of our mem.
bcrS. has been called 10 that bourne frOm
whence no traveller returns. Whilst We how
in submission tu the decree Of an All Nise
Providence. We sincerely mourn the loss OF one
Of our most worthy and upright members.
We do most sincerely sympathILe with his
afii cted family IN their sore bereavement.
Brother Fruck wRs faithful husband, Kind
parent and . good cIuL"n and whilst they,
with us, mourn hit loss. We are fully convinced
that our loss Is his eternal gam. Therefore,
be il
Resolved. That q copy eI the actions OF the
Senate in reference Ia the dccease oi Brother
FrDck be transmitted 10 his hcrcaEed family,
and also that a copy OF the same he given
to the Morning News and hELA~AHE RE-
prBLIUAN for publication,
JOHN NJ SIEWA ART
CAPT JOSEPH SDDl.
CAITr MATTHEW MAChLEM,
THOMAS tLLJl j.
WILLIAM q. ELLIOTT.
TAYLOR WILSON.
EAGWuRTH WtJDlS,
aprllt 'omm'tlcc.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
DIPTHERIA IN PERSONS.

Sa,urate muslin or linen cloth and bind II
on the throat. for about twenty minutes, and
put a dry cloth over II TO prevent the eyapora,
lion from passing of. and When thoroughly
blistered open the blister with needle, and
take a cloth and absorb the water that passes
of. then take a cloth aud spread thick with
pure hogs lard. and bind II on the blister,
and change every hour. which will absorb all
the disease through the pores, and no internal
medicine will be needed except a purgatve
medicine Children should not be blstered
more than ten minutes.
This has never been known to fail Uhen
used ~ directed.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Ministerial Charges.

Rev. :. y. Pilchard, recently admit
mittcd into the Wilmington Conference,
and sent to Bridgpville as siunior preach
er, has been changed to Wyoming cir.
cult. said circuit having been severed
from Camden by mutual agreement.
The pastor will (D. W preach to-mor'
row. I'd inst. ,at Ashury in the morning
and at Wyoming in the evening. Cam
den, Jones and Lebanon will he in
charge of Rev. j. Robinson. Rev. A
N. Prettyman appointed to Camden and
Wyoming circuit, will be changed tc
Bridgcville
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Musical and Literary EnteTtatn.
tnRnt.

The Minerva Society "f the Wesleyan
Female College. Miss VI Houston, pres
ident. and Miss T. Mccullough, s"cr"-
tary, will give AN entertainment TINS
evening. The following programme
will b. rendered
Indrumcntai dueti. Misses Peoples and
Burton: reading. Miss &. ullaye; instru.
mental sola. Miss &. !. Pearne; Wesley
ana. Miss l.. Murphy vocal sole Miss
Eycns recitation Miss l.. Hclslrf. tnsttu
mental -Vio. Mis- NJ solomon.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Tcnncssee@s Tarnished Credit.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April THE
House bill to fund the State debt at 1903
was defeated in the Senate to-day. Two
Republicans and two State Credit Dem
ocrats voted against it, beside all the
Low-taN Democrats.
The vote stood, Is yeas, u nays, 1t
was confidently believed, up Ia the
hour for the call of the roll on its pas
sage, that the hill would pass, anil the
defeat flls with sadness the hearts Of
all who have Tennessee best interest
in view A motion was entered to re-
consider the vote rejecting the bill, hut
little hope is now felt of its ever being
brought up again. Bonds went down
from "a 10 +S soon after the result be
came known
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
InVitcd 10 q Debate.

For the Republican.
MESsRs. MISUNDERSTANDING noas
a lengthy editorial in the Eva,
Evening" OF yesterday, manit>rn.
considerable feeling because crraindr
zenS would presume Ia critc.T ih'
course of the court and other pubr%r.
wants. aS Il member Of the committee
which drew the resolutions hyr
the pleasure OF inviting I4r writer
Of the editorial referred 10 To- apup,
lie discussion Of thu point at i,>Nr b.
fore any class Of citizens With Int j
is a matter uf ideas and construction
the law in regard tothc duties Of jarl
| disClaim any feeling in the affair an
will defray the expense Of thr mectlr
assuring him that hr will fUd III me
courteous antagonist would prsl.
members OF the bar rs Judges
Respectfully, }. r SAMPSON
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
How are You. Ny OId Friend.

asked bright.looking man. "Oh,
feel miserable I'm billions and can't eat.
and my back is so lame l can't work.
why in the world don't You take Kid
nev-Wort, that's what take when ! III
out OF sorts. and it always keeps me in
perfect tune, My doctor recommends il
for all such troubles. kidnry-W is
the sure cure for biliousnesS and conSti.
nation. Don't fail 10 try it.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
The New WaterWitch House.

The work Of building The new engine
house of the Water Witch Fire Com
panv will soon be commenced. The
driver of the company has been given
the contract of tearing down the old
building on the site To he occupied by
the new structure At Sixth and Tatnall
streets, and the work ot demolition is
progressing rapidly.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
had Side walks

The sidewalk on the wts, ,Sa, Sr' AZ.
Note street between anu iri
and Twenty-second street ,ss H. N MI d
several inches deep, ana pine ,bp D
compelled to wade thro'lEn; ;,;n,. "" b
over Shoe top. Tn" COMPLAIN, a.n ,,fJ =
tax payers Of this ''ri"''S ''
ter
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
New store In Prospect.

MeSsrs. McLear & Husbands will
open new -four and feed store in a few
days in one of Mousley's new buildings
at Market and Twenty-tirst streets
Both gentlemen have push, and art
sure to meet with the success their en-
terpriSing spirit merits
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Custom, Department. /.

There is no establishment in our city
that can show so many styles of suitings
as the Wilmington Clothing House, n
w. cor Fourth and Market streets. Try
their new cutter, J. G. Klett, who is
superior workman.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
- - a.,
A wusicaI CuriOsi"'

Barrett's Juvinile Band, O' N, Id
n j., which accompauis;,, ,'t , s1,,rI d
Toms Cabin Troupe Is 4"'S \. is csp''
curiosity in itS way ~ n u aN.F
OF twelve boys from eleven , a,. and
years of age. They pIas psDir, snrp1
the performance last evehlDF
much attention.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

Smoke tonight Smoke tomorrow
Ten thousand 8 cent cigars rushing out
for cents, at the Great Tobacco Mart,
Fourth and Shipley streets. This offer
is good for every Saturday night until
further notice.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
A Canine Astray.

A valuable white and brown setter
dog has been arrested by dog catcher
Hunt aud is now at the police station
awaiting ar -owner.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Remember.

When YOU want your picture taken
60 TO Beecher's old established gallery,
3l5 Market street, first gallery below
Fourth street, and don't forget the place.
Everybody satisfied.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Last Nights banquet.

At the parting banquet gwen "a
Chirf Engineer Fuller last evening.
Samuel Boyd, Division supervisor,
acting rs President pro TEN, called the
meeting ~ order and proposed the
tUaSt<.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Quarterly Meeting.

The third quarterly meeting Of Ezion
church Cor the wear will hr held to-m"r-
row. Love feast at 4 o'rlork aud preach
Ing at 1903. Sacrament Al j.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
FIFTH edition
maid OF KENT .
n New Propeller Laun.s..
hoore's ship Yard tb,. es irss
noon Afts,

snip lard this IA
The new steam proneIIs,
.I col Enoch Moore,Jr for Me.,,S,a Sa,,' | b b
and Bloomsberg, was tasN snS Tys
launched from the yari Of ~" ,ISuecst'siQty :
az nigh water (about three o'CIo g GUiIdz
A large number of persons v.,.
ent and expressed satisfac,;o""e "ef Ifb.
way in which the launch was " w.. at u.
ne new boat was christen,J 4aas'd .ad
OF Kent" as she slid from ~ AaA
into the waters Of the CHRISTI we MS
The dinensionc Of the s,aaa 'aa aa
follows: length. III feet Ia. H'"'lf sR
a common propeller engine On Ias
square, built by Neafy < Low, Ghs
slngton above PhiladeIpbia " Ara
fourth boat built from the SANE ~ i
by Mr.. Moore. ''"'' al4
The Maid OF Kent "wilIr,v,
l'eipsic, Del, and PhilaIeIniy;F ;F''tr
is owned by Captain Tyler, ja,s ' 81
John A. Warner, and Peter Ri"o, as d tb
OF the Republic, who will A., ,,''a''tts
position of Captain and pnpip.e, IA y.
new boat. "''' ontat
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
New Styles.

The new styles Of spring suits at
Wilmington Clothing House, n. W e
Fourth and Market streets are attra
ing great many new customers
sides their old ones, who never laII
buy.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
y. DODGE TOMLINSON.
AND MAXVFACTIt RER
Onice 3O23 Girard Ave-. PhiIa.

Any rsrSnn warning tr''cr accouu, OF the
medi H. G cin, by writing tu the proprietor.
p1y, / their full address, obtain full iniorma.
Soa In c'rcueTs and certificates. spri
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Habitual COstiNene''

is the bane of nearly every Ap', N
woman. From il usually arIss ,. 4, II
disorders that So surely iinurI.N',, ror
health and strength. tNg,! !,Hy IA,
owes il 10 herself and her laInns ;s,,W 4
that celebrated medicine, Kidns{,%. Kl',;,,,.
1t is the sure remedy for Ionr,,P:l ,.'1asS. 4
and for all disorders Of me K'I.,' AUX a.
liver. Try it in liquid OF "' "
Eouolly efficient in either,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

uTANTED.-1O0 0DWELLINGSTORE RENT
w at from $500 to $500 per month.
Houses are in great need, and we haze 6ut
= 81 apr2-4t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
II has Proved sure Cure for
F. = PIZOO T &c

F. p 400 r &C..
For Epzooic and Dstemper use from one
10 two tabespoOnfuls IN bucket Of cold wa
Ter. for their drink when watering. and battle
the throat until II bNsteTs. then put cloth
around the throHt "a Keep II warm.
VIII also cure the worst cas-" OF conc IN ten
minutes. and relieve Botts by giving from
one TO two >pounfuls in pint Of milk warm
water BE sure and get the genuine. put up
Dy the proprietor IN Philadelphia.
The IL. II. II. Medicine took the
FIRST Premium at the state Agri-
cultural Fair. held In Philadei-
Dhia. in 1850. and the Society
awarded the proprietor. ID. Dodge
TomIinsOn. a Diploma of Merit for
the best preparation.
For sale by Druggists and Medi-
cine Dealers generally throughout
the United States
The propletor OF the above invaluable medi-
! cine makes the following liberal offer to the
/ readers Of this paper. and TO the druggists
/ and dealers in medicine, Tor the purpose OF
! bringing this medicine more thoroughly be
! fore the public POr the good Of suffering hu
manity and In justice 10 himself, offers all
dealers in medicine, for the next year, that
will order from three dozen upwards, at one
/ time. will prepay the charge TO any part OF
the State, 10 sell It 10 them at the lowest cash
! price for the same amount sold in PhllaceI
| bhia to any party So the medicine deliver
ed at their nearest shipping point. by railroad
will cost them no more than II would iD Phil
adelphia All orders Of this description have
10 be strictly cash. either accompanying the
! order or on delivery, and the parties 30 order
ing will be furnished with circulars and show
cards with their names printed on as keeping
the same show cards nicely Cotton up, on
fine card paper so as to be tackled up in con
venient places to public view /; and any per
son that keeps the medicine reasonable time
and does not sell it. or is dissatisfied In any
way. shall have his money refunded TO him,
and the medicine shipped TO any point the
proprietor may direct. If the dealers In med
| icines do not procure and keep this medicine
constantly on hand. and the public cannot
procure il when they desire II. any farmer,
iiveryman or person, whoever may wish TO Try
It, will have It shipped to them tree OF chhrge
By their order being accompanied with cesn
BY the half dozen, large u size at 81 per hall
dozen. or 50ct. size at 81 per dozen, so the
medicine would cost no more than II vouid
here in Philadelphia
The medicine has very large sale both in
the Fast and West. and on the Pacific Coast,
and 10 is bound 10 outlive and outsell all linl'
ments now in use. Ali wanted IL for every
one to become acquainted with its great ef'
fects In performing cures. both on persons
and the dumb enimal--such cures as never
were known TO be done by any other linment
The proprietor viii offer from time To time
through the columns Of this paper. something
new in the way Of cures. from parties "ho
. have used II.
Trusting the above TO be sufficient TO induce
every Que to give this preparation fair trial
, will sign myself
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Transformation Complete

From the State Sentinel
The DAILY KErrBllrAS mas hG 1
great improvement i'll IFS 'yPosrap' ,ir
appearance. II came on' III u, a y, a, %
OF type on Thursday The lran,,t- Iran, :.
tion was complete, and IT'S o,a," 4, ~
would never have recognized IT, N
by it's name. We cunEra'lIal' !, ,r
PrBLICAN. and wish 1t even E''''
cess in the futnre.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Word with Ian d -OWnerp.

A spirit Of liberality should actnatr
the owners Of land through which the
new line of the Baltimore \ Ohio Rail
road Company is to run. A great many
advantages will Nv afforded the citizens
of Christiana. Mill Creek. White Clay
Greek and Brandywimc Hundreds,
through additional facilities for freight
and passenger traffic, "A reduction
in rates OF fare. &c, and all those
through whose property III" road will
run will profit greatly. They should
therefore adopt liberal policy toward
the Il x O. in granting rights of way,
Nc. 10 the new line, which is Ia be Of
snch great advantage The engineers
are about To survey the lands upon
which the new road is to be located
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
Personal.

Fx-Attorney General John p. Penn
in"t"n, of Toyer. was in town this fore
IL on.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
-
pePsOn al.

DEP. W. Tomlinson, anu are - is
hall of the Legislature "'
mincton yesterday
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
RcccnIi0n Of Rev. Mr. Shilling

Rev. John Shilling, the new pastor
the Brandywiur NJ, i. church a, aeon q
cording tn what th" Conference WON @"o'n
saws when he arrived at the par>ona'
he found it crowded with a portion
the members and friends Of his c,n!'
cation who were bent on giving 'l''I
warm reception. After cooNlnS
dinner and supper and spending a 's y,
pleasant evening in his COMPANY a. a.
filling his lardcr with a honn'Ii''' ~ y
Of provisions, the happy company x
for their homes,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
BLOOD OR BONE SPAWN.

R!ngbone. and will remove all Swellings and
Callous Lump> leit FROM Kicks OF other
Bruises, without inluring the growth Of the
hair
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

When a man is seriously ii! ne sue
call on his physician at once ou' W
his trouble is only a cough or
throat he need only invest . cents
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
[ Sc Externally.

For Strains, BRUISES. Sprslned Joints. .Sor'
Shoulders and Back. Thrush in the Feet
Scratches. SWreny. FistuIs. Poll Evil, Dis
temper. Curb SplInt.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

We are giving more attention to cur SIR
and Dress 10 Ids departmsnts, aud We have
recently made large additions 70 our stos Z
OF these toots, mastag oar Assortnsat about
three times ~ Large - isrmeriy. iudieious
cash customers whs wsHt tuil value ior their
m oney, better IN ssme instances at least,
than they can ret in Philadelphia, will con.
suit their own interests hy giving us a. least
. share Of their pasronAge.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

uyANrED-A S OR o ROOM HOUSE
w or rooms with private entrance; with
. coupe Of rooms on ground hOor ADDRESS
HOUSE, REPUBLICAN Officc. hpfNot
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02
DIED.

Buy the Sunday Star if you want all
the news.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

Elastic Stockings, Ankles n and 1T
Caps, measurements i, fassm storc. La
anteed, at Belts Drug ''O'
tendant. -
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

A PEPsIA will mA-. , Gu feel like
"A anew PeFson.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

yVANrFD-A GIRL FOR GENER ~
w housework muat usiersta nd cooking
'',ply 4. once to Mrs. Il. q. Bu Rkf foe'
tsentn aud Scott streets apr[u
Daily Republican., 1881-04-02

VTNO BUILDERS ANnCuNTRACNkN.-
Lot a5Nl.si'. on =. W corner Washing
ton and Fourteenth streets, tuI sale On easy
/ terms. or partly IN trade. lFy foundations
fine views, yuod surroundings. VIII make
| about llO Il. good fronts liEAI-p& co.
apr2-3t