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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-19
PUEBLO MLA,
DUBLIO SALE.

The subscriber intending to O. ange his
business will sell at public sale, vt his resi-.
dence, In the village of Christiana, Delaware,
on
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1882,
at 10 o'clock, Q. m,
all his entire stock OF store goods, consisting
of dry goods, groceries, queensware, hard
ware, earthenware, boots and shoes, notions,
medicines, 2brse show cases, several cases
OF drawers, ropes, halters, platform scales
wetQ hing 600, soaps, candles, linseed and
other oils. ready m dc clothing, tobacco and
cigas wall, shoe and other brushes, powder
and shot, lot OF turpsntine, ~ cans of Oaro.
lima tar, u lot OF No. l mackerel, q lot OF
spices, some va liable books red and white
chalk. tinwa'e, Ryson's scales and weights,
&c; also Germantown wagon in good order
new iumpseat carriage, l light ono horse
wagon. 2 sets Of single harness, a lot OF rarri.
age whips, circular saw In good running
order, new gum belt, 50 fe-t of two inch
iron p pc. lot Of small tools; also 1910 chest.
nut rails, 100 chestnut posts. 10 cords of oak
wood in the woods, near Salem church, some
household furniture and many other articles
not m entionei Sale will continue from day
to day until all Is sold.
TEhMS-All sum of s25 and under cash,
on oil gu ms over that amount IL credit of 8
months will be given on purch, ser giving a
ba ngable note with an pprOved endO ser
without intere"t If paid when due If not in
terest from day Of sale A. Ca NNON.
al2-sltdI5'8
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| MAIN ueil W tsHl' stOn freSs Letter.
1 went to the jail the other day tc
see the wretch [Guiteaul. He wa
having quite a reception. A humble
of ladies' and few gentlemen wer,
standing outside his cell, and they al
looked upon him with a SORT Of bashfu
interest if not positive sympathy
! DE was in high spirits. He was a.
well dressed AS any gentleman in the
group (and was there, Mr.. Editor)
and 20 was IN most gracious mood.
He shook hands all round with great
coIdlaiity and talked Very sociably.
He sold his autographs and his photo.
graphs right and lett, and raked in not
less than $40 during the short time I
was present.
He charges dollar for his photo
graph with his signature alta ched, but
will give his autograph alone Tor fifty
and even twenty-five cents. He never
makes less than ten dollars day, and
he has taken in as high as twenty-five.
With his great egotism he enjoys the
attention pals him extravagautly. He
thinks himself of as much Importance
as the Queen OF England, and he pat.
ronizes every enc who approac hes him.
Bis manner is simply nauseating. |
tn INK Heaven did not shake haads or
talk with him. l think should have
thrown up everything, even my com.
mission as a Pres, correspondent,
What puzzles me is that the miserable
creature is permitted to play such fan
tastiC tricks.
WAS SUCH A THING EVER KNOWN.
Here we have the worst criminal of
the age. He is not waiting trial He
has been condemned and sentenced to
death. Insyead Of requiring him to
to the usual regulations gov.
erning prisoners sentenced to the gal.
lows, he is treated more like some
royal hostage awaiting ransom. The
poor negro woman in the same corridor
who sto 9 bread to feed her starving chill. !
1rsn Is spat upon, while this wretch, |
who by his crime set the whole world |
,rying, has a reception all dag long, |
mi, standing at his door, demands
n oney for his miserable Portrait
If anything like this ever happened
before in any community, in any coun.
- Va "ahVhS my pooP'oS htoVoAy udS
lot recorded 1t. If a visitor fails or re-
uses to buy picture or an autograph,
le is told by this criminal "Leave me
,et out of my sight: Pm not here to be
tared at, etc. But if you pay him a
olar you are treated like a gentlem an
nd feel quite honored. 1t is about the
7ay OF the world.
IT you steal bread you are terrible
il you steal a quarter million
t dollars, like Captain Howgate, you
re fed on the fat OF the jail aud finally
lowed to escape. Or, if you commit
le greatest murder of the time you are
lowed to dress In brOadcloth, turn
cur prison into business office, and
old a fashionable reception every day
nd d-n the government on Sunday. n
shall never be small criminal, Mr..
ditor,
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NOme New Arlthm cite.

A merchant bought four barrels of SUI
gar, seven barrels Of molasses and two
barrels of meal. Find what per cent
of barrels he mixed with his coffee?
A beggar met two boys; one gave
him seven cents and the other gave
him eight cents. Find the uame of the
third boy who hit him in the ear with a
SNOWFALL?
If one insect has six legs and another
insect has seven, how many hornets
does it take to life boy ouS of the old
man Sabin's orchard?
la one field there are eight sheep
in another field there are seven horses.
How many men will it require to prop.
erly conduct village dog fight.
A county officer ona salary Of $500
per year purchased two horses for 81,
600; carriage tor S400; a set Of silver
for S2aO; four silk dresses for his wife at
$50 each, and played poker to the tune
OF $3.50. How much did he save out of
his years salary, and what is the county
going to do about 1t.
If young man owns little cane, a
rat and-tan dog, a pair of lavender
pants, fash neckties,a frail mustache
and .hrtation handkerchief, what will
1t cost to board idiots at IL good hotel
for year.
A bureau weighing sixty eight
pounds is to be carried up "a fight of
stairs twelve feet high. What little
power must be exerted to the square
foot to get it half way up?
"A bureau weighing eight pounds
has been tusged half way up fl ght Of
stairs TIVE I've feet high. How ia + must
the Old man travel to get to the foot OF
the stairs and taye his boots Oft before
the old thing smashes him?
Among the players iu a poker room
are three merchants, two aldermen,
tour CLERKS, Two lawyers, one butcher
and one grocer. A raid is made by the
police and all are captured. Find how
many of them dropped in o see about
selling the poker man horse"
A plumber is called upon to mand a
leak in water pipe. HIS sends an Gun.
ploye who surveys the leak another
who courts the servant girl; third |
who has forgotten his accordion; a
fourth to look after the ether three.
lie sends bill for "a II. AT this rate
INV ioue WILL III tdhb Inc plumber TO
secure mortgage on the City Hall?
A asks b for loan of IS until Sat.
urday. Six months later b reminds A
hat he has not returned that "V" yet.
A denies that he ever borrowed a red
cent OF B, and offers to punch his, head
tor insulting him. Find what b. loses.
A tramp gets two kicks at one house,
! cold pancake at another. and a hiteI
rom dog at a third. How long will
It take him to get into the rk.house
'nr sixty days
Thirteen Mexicans cross the Rio
iraude into the United States on
pleasure excursion. They conclude to
invest in a drove of Texas cattle.
Chree-tifths of the number meet with
accidents and remain permanently on
his side, while another fifth feels hurt
'bout something. What is the exac:
lumber OF taose who got home without
ceiling any thing in particular.
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met however. The story that Frank
was at Jesse's burial was considered
by Mrs. James absurd. She said
Frank had too much sense TO expose
himself in that crowd. Mrs. James
had nothing to say upon the PROBABLE
tiles Of her husbands death being
avenged. She will remain In the city
for the present, making her home with
her slater at preaent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-19

HILLsBoRo, MD. April IS, 1882.
A sad Case of shooting occurred here
last night. A colOrad man was strgck
by son of DR.. Hackett, because he
had refused To live with his father,
whereupon the colored man attempted
to reply to the unprovoked assault,
when Hackett drew revolver and
shot him and would have KILLED him
lad he not thrown up his hands. The
ball glanced up his forehead and
passed off The woutd-be murderer
will be- arrested. B.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dr. Z. y. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Oonvu.s 'onf, Nervous Hsadache, Mental Do.
preston L ISIS OF Memory, SpermstorrheA
lmpotenCy, Involuntary Emissions, Prems.
ture Old Age, caused by over exertion, self
misery, decay and death. Ono box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one month &
treatment. Ono dollar box, or six boxer
for five dollars, sent by mail prepaid on 70
ceipt Of price. We guarantee SIX boxes t.
cure any case. With each order received by
as for siX boxes, accompanied with five dol
lars, We will send tho parchaser our writer
guarantee to return the money II tho treat
ment does not effect . cure. Guarantees
issued only by N. b. Daniorth, Druggist
Cor. and and Market streets, Wilmington
agent. nOv36-dAW
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Charter Reclaim Q IL,

Sakimas Tribn No. 10 |. o. r. M. ,
which for the past three years has not
been in operation, has reclaimed its
and on next Tuesday evening
will be instituted by Great sacb EN-
Joshua Maris, Great Prophet. Joseph
Pyle, and great Chief of Records, X.
II. Eckel. The Tribe will commence
with twenty one members.
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, sALE-NO g23 WALNUt Sc.
w.. veu rooms and bath, front porch, ray
udow lower floor grained; fr Sasv ana appIy
yards, i Ssn Hilles, 1000 King st. marau
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DUBLlU SALE.
Il OF
TlIRESHI NR MACHINES,


The subscriber will sell, at Public Sale at
the residence Of John X. Rees on IN, ron d
from Dgletown to n Hons Slope, about z
miies south east Of Newark De.., on
THURSDAY. APRIL 10Th, 1882,
at2o'c'ock p. NJ.
ithout re erve, all of his threshlng ma
chimes consisting Off Portable gines, 8 and
horse power made by John Best. Lancas-
ter, Pa; water tan s on wheels, No o and
!, No. Westinghouse 1ndepen lent Rlai,
Threshers No Combined W estinVhsuse
Glover and Grain Threshers Corn Shelter,
t>mith's patent; lot 5h inch be tools,
col boxes, SC anyone wanting tbreshirg
machinery will md II to their advanta, Q to
at,enc the above sale Ms thcy ar all in good
order and will positively be sold IS intend
to quit the business.
TERMS-I0 L onths by n"te with approved
security VIM. X. II EE-,
api6l2 l9s Newark, Del.
l.. ". ctidham Il Son auc.ionee $.
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. ANlED-A YOUNG MAN HAVING
M some on knowle. &c OF the drug husiue IS:
Pueiose IT. Iris ONO. alS-2tt
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OORREOTED MARCH q. 1852.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FON
Philadelphia, 200, 2:2a, $50, o:6S. ,2b s,6 o.oc
30 646, 1880, ll:S q. m; l2:lb. sIS.1s
| Los $50, A:eo, GIT, o:lo, s:3s, sbS, 1000 q
Nsw York, 100, 2:2a, $50: SIS. 1875 ga. ll.b,
q. M "l2:8s, LIS, b.l7. e:3S p. m.
baltimore. Los, S;asa. m, and 500 D. m.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, l:42, 4:bl
Hoo, s:3s q. m; /, l:O9, 1857, ll:io D, IN,
baltimore and Bay Line, 6:6Y IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 900 D
Now Castle, 800, s:86 g. m; l:ob Gas D. IN.
HARRINGTON and intermediate Stations, s:s,
q. m; LOO; $40 p. In. No Sunday trains,
l'elmar and Intermediate Stations, s:sS q. N.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, nloa
M; 800, 500 p. IN.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:os, 1880 q. IN .
$3.50 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR
Philadelphia, 200 2:28, $40 a, IN. l2:0O b.l7
t3O, o:3s, 1880, 9:55 1000 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 400, 2:23 o. m,
bl7, o:3S p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, LOS, la, a:6l
800 q. m. ll:04 y. N.
ARRlFE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l:4z 45l, 7:4o, 800 s:3s gsoa
1900 M; l2:l6, 1880, *I,O8, 36O. I:so.
$780, $40, 800, o:2o, e:67, 500, $50, liOi, "a
p. m. Sundays, i:4a, 4bi, 500. 10. 10.
g. m; 200, 1886, ll,OO 1880 .. m.
From New York, lao, l:5l, 500 a. m, Loo, Loo
t'oo, e:57, ll'O4 ?. IN. On Sundays, I-l2
+:5l, 500 q. m, ll:O4, Pm
From Baltimore, 200, 223, 94s. lI5a 1924 n
NJ, 1853, BILL, e:3o,9:65. On Sundays. 200
223, a. m, ti7, 63s, .: s.
From Washington 200, 2:28, l1:b3 a. m 1888
l:e3, 6:l7, o:Ss, $3.50 p. IN. On sundays
Eoo G-S, a. m, 5;l7, 6fiS, $3.50 p. IN.
New Castle, s:ts, p:ah q. H.; i1:u7, $40, sct
p. IN. NO Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, e:4s q. H.; 1907, 900 .
IN. No Sunday trains.
wilmington and Northern Railroad. "a
a. "a; ll;35, $3.50 p. IN. sunday trains, d.,
delaware Western Railroad, 500 O. H.; 2,It
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
18th and Market streets 1890.
800, o:3O, las, 1885, S:2l, 1920, u:O0 II, so,
a. M, l!:2s, l:so, ais. 4:O2, 40, sos, Sis,
Soo, 900, .: O. 1000, OILS ll:30 p. IN. ON
Sundays, 1879, 1855, 1915, $3.50, q. m, / .05.
o:oo, lO:Oo: lO:lo, ll:G0 p. N.
figures marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
special train will leave Hrays' Ferry for
Broad and Washington avenue station on ar
wal OF following trains leaving WILMINGTON
Il ub6, 800, 800, $40 Q. IN. and $3.50 Is. ~.
4eave Broad and Washington avenue for
Wilmington at $50 7:l5, $40. lO:i5 a.m. 1870
:2v, $40 y. m.
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A DMlN SrRATOR s SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. VIII be sold at public sal 0,
on u gay, the "a OF sth month (hprn,) al
2o'clock, p m, sharp, on the premises, the
dwelling house and lot No. Oil Orange Ct. ,
Wilmington. Dne.hsh Of the purchase
money may re"aiu OF Ia y tgage, ten per cent
10 be paid on the day Of the sale, and the re.
mainder when the e5d is signed.
ASHTON RICHARDSON.
Admlnlstrator OF the estate Of Elizabeth
Stroud. al3.st
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The subscriber VIII soil ~ public sale, at
tho Ohadds Ford Hotel, delaware County.
pa on
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FOB sALl.
@nOR SALE.

~ saIE-THREE STORY BRlOk
Toh dwelling, No. 7o7 Monroe street con con
y rooms. In 20 vi repair will DC soid
tslnips Int little cash required apGiy 70
cheap pus h' W. SCOTT VERNON,
,o, RHPUBLIoAN office.
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|DuBLIC SALG--WILL BE SOLD AT
L PUBLIC sale, on Tho premises. 1903 and
100 +. Front street, Oh Saturday, April e.
lsS ct $40 90 ocs, p. NJ, all that lot Of land
with twostory frame dwellings thereon
erected, size VI lot ~ feet inches on Front
street; depth Of t Il feet 8 itch s. The
above property is well located and worthy
me attention OF pers0i!S waiting to make u
safe lnve tmeht; cUntGtions made known at
sale by JIHN II, BECkLEY
al2teod ts Sarah SHARP.
l.. ". Stidham l. Sen, auct.
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DURLlC SALES.

On April 29th and each Saturday there
after until June 10 inclusive, either on the
monthly instalment plan r our usual plan,
or on both combined, as may be de ,iret by
the sellers, we shall hold sales IN nearly
every sect n Of the c ty and suburbs, and
parties de5iring to sell will please apply at
one. alT-8t HkAI.D Oh
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ing IRtO .

april %.
at the Broat |
lnty, gave W |
ing under u
= the 400 81
ay in 1t. Hui
and the Zig |
gh river. M
lets and Jugs
g juice. on
ees and sip
rs content. III
t be estimated
probably AM
arrels,
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n Robbie

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IN, New \
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the expl
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lnld get in |
and train
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b1Ia lnineI
tre is a
re- inform
from ltint|
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eight roI
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they ~ |
were sill
nd fled
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IT IS NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their sppetitas IN
all tho delicacies Of tho season and by satin1
ias:, overlooking thor stomaohs should fee1
e alsHessed arter meals: One dose Of Apspsis,
fect relief In few minutes In III oesac "a
often prevents SERIOUS sicknoaa
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Death

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ears,resitl
died very
cabinet
: twenty
le car sil|
Company
ye-terdd.y|
ork as
V the sbo
to be col
les was il
all in h |
& any reli
fN'' VlSV
Notified
Mt of the !
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respected
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ist Churc|
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the ash
he city, W
time TO
50 in the
g win ter
0 or three
the east
IN Friday
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tern part \
.turday. 4
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day lnornil
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pOAKDING.-CHOICE OF ROOMS
ID with board at 500 King street.
Bpll5.St
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IS THE PLACE TO BUY
1NDYOur tea ladies', this tea WAS bong ht

7nO-l03 IS THE PLACE TO BUY
1SJeOyour tea ladies, this tea was bong hit
to please the ladies OF wilmington at Soc b It
is the best value Tor y Ut money We ever Of.
fered, this tea Az 36c h files off like 1t had
ings, try 1t; their Zoe ton atoes are excellent
We are selling lots Of this corn at Ice. can. 2
cans Bakers IN, &C.; 3hs rice, Csc; 4 fbs
rice 25,.; ts. rice. 24c lbs dried apples,
&c; 8 TBS. peared peaches, 25c seedless cher
ries, blaokberries, whortleoeiries, fine peared
peaches loo; damson pums, 10 apricots,
.oc; fine table peaches in heavy syrup, Csc.
can good table peaches, lsc. macaroni, 25c
h.; gelatine, nc. paper ; fine old government
coffee, arc. pound golden rio, 25c; excellent
coffee, 26c.; good coffee, 2 lbs. for &c; bag
flour, rs, so and $l0O, and 1t is excellent
Come.and try for yourself our -four at $3.50,
IS and Is 30 ID excellent. We have the best
hams and shoulders and the finest early rose
potatoes and the freshest eggs on hand, and
for sale at 1903 East Sixth street.
aprll-ett L. ID. WEIR.
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POARDlNG-FOR MAN AND WIFE
dor single gentleman cheap, at sos Shipley
street. al2.6t+
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BOAR Dan q.

POARD1NG. - BOARDERS WANTED
- at Az King street pleasant rooms
ana 9ood Recommendations. apr7 lists
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near New {
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taken, BY
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WIN.
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sfaI Bal

sfaI Bal
ial Club
t evening
ldience d
was furI
and at
'ch took pl
IS, Robert
ock on the
Iyland al
lsentzer
gins and s.
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were di
march, ID
the SUI
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receive 4
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UPTURE.-OURE GUARANTEED
~ byJ. B. Mayors Method where Others
nil. Send stamp for testimonials, S8i Aroh
etreet, Philadelphia ml0.lydAV
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DUHLlO s ALEOF 4ODDFUK. lIURE
4 VIII be sold t 70 5O2 W. rhirte enth
street, THURSDAY. April 20. at 8 20 o'clock. !
seven piece parlor suit, Upholstered in bro IN
terry; marble.top parl r TAI o; good solid,
walnut, marble-top chamber SUIT; walnut
wardrobe; cottage suit; walnut desk: Brus.
sells. ingram and rag carp Is; stair a entry
carpets; extension liable; stair rods, dining
chairs hair and husk mattr sSes, cock ana
room ,toees kitchen utensils, and many
other articles not herein enumerated. The
above goods ,re as good as new.
HEOkHE W. GREENE,
L. W. Stidham h Son. auct. allts
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.np GOOD DRIVING VI RE
w. Mat and gentle, can be driven by
ty buggy ana ha.Dess toss rso or 'epA
,nItktM
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ar sAI,t-FINE, YOUNG MARE 10
bands hi IN, will work anywhere; sold
,,v.nt ute. Thomas "A. Sharp, Eighth
street Market. "A"
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INV sALu-A NO-TOP BUGGY IN
trst class order, good as new; solt for
!I.n t Of use; apply to Jos. Tatnall Jr, N. Z.
.or Front and orange. aS'u
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buBIIU Sale
CoWSt
at the residence of q. W. Baldwin, Booths
Corner Pa. on
MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1855,
att o clock, p. M,
@S 70 head OF tre'h cows and springers
RY from Gun berland County, Pa.
Two and four 0ntbs credit. Z.
No postponenent on account of weather:
dinner at u o'clock
a3-Ztw POOLE x BALDWIN.
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MI ANTED-lMMEDlAT A GOOD
kTT Taper hanger; apply Jackson Bro,
~ AaInall street. alStlt
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rN)R SsLE-A MULE AND HoRSE
/ su table for carting; apply 10 a. n
Tstnall rs W. Front street. alT-ot
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sWANTED-S' RON4, ACTIVE BOY
wv sbolt l6ye RS old to work in meat
va provision store at Ty3 W. 8tn st. ais 81
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THURSDAY, APRIL 27. 1889.
at o'clo Ok P. NJ,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and eE1G
springers. A credit Of no days will he
given. No postoonenert on account I
weather. NJ AMOS W. ROUSE
l.. W. Stidham h Son, auct. ala
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-18

OF all substances apparently the least
likely to DO used in the construction OF
! ire-proof building, cotton would, per-
laps, take the first rank, and paper the
iecond; and yet both these materials
are actually being employed for the pur-
pose indicated, and their use will prob
ably extend. Compressed paper pulp
: successfully used in the manufacture
Of doors, wall panclings, and for other
,imiliar purposes, with the result that
all risk of warping and cracking is OBJ
viated, while increased lightness is at
tanned and the fear Of dry-rot is forever
banished. Papier-mache, after having
served a useful purpose in an unobstruct-
i've manner for years as n material for
small trays, p~aper-knives and other such
light articles, has now suddenly assumed
n still moro important position in the
industrial world. A still more sudden
and striking advance has been made in
tho employment Of cotton as n building
material A preparation called celluloid,
In which cotton is the leading ingredient,
has been used lately as a substitute for
ivory in the manufacture of such articles
as billiard balls and papcr-cutters, II
now n Canadian manufacturer has in
rented a process by which compressed
lotion may be used, not merely for doors
and window-frames, but for the whole
facade of large buildings. The enorm-
and increasing demand for paper
tor its normal uses as a printing and
writing material prevents the extended
use of papier-mache as a building mater
al, for which it is so well suited in so
many ways; but the production of cot
ton is practically unlimited, and there
seems to be a large field available for
IS use in its new capacity rs a substitute
Tor bricks-or at eastplaster-and wood.
Treated with certain chemicals and com
pressed, it can be made perfectly fire.
proof; and a material is thus produced
admirably adapted for the lining inter
nal or external-of buildings of which
the shell may or may not be constructed
of other material, while it easily lends
itself to decorative purposes Colonies
and India.