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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-04-05

FISH AND FISHING. The Eastport Sentinel
says work at the can shop of the Eagle Preserv-
ed Fish Co. commenced last Thursday. About
forty men will be employed. 4 number of
other factories are getting in stock and will
commence operations April st......The Machias
Republican says Mr.. Ellis Hanscom has lately
received 10000 salmon spawn for the Machias
river He has for several years put about this
number Of young fry into the river......The Car
diner Reporter says: Sewing having partially
ceased down river, few smelts occasionally
stray up this way to be caught by our local fish
ermcn."..Fish Commissioner Stanley is to send
Il consignment of 100 900 landlocked salmon to
be distributed in the waters of Moosehead and
Rangeley. The eggs will hatch in April and be
distributed in June. The distribution of sal
mon throughout the rivers and lakes will be
larger than usual this year. 400 900 Penobscot
salmon will be propagated for Maine waters,
besides the landocked salmon above. The sal
mon cuing of last season was successful. The
eggs hached well, and the fish are confidently
expected to come up the river in greater num-
berS than ever during the coming season.
Theodore Winthrop immortnizcd the baked
beans of Maine logging camps. but it has been
left to the little town of Mason in the same
State to produce q dish which may be regarded
as the triumph of the bean. Every town Office
has been filled with a Bean-seven Beans all in
one official pod. The citizens may not be learn
ed-they evidently know nothing of Pythagoras'
maXm-4 tobts obstinete-but they do know
beans. Let Boston's bean pots hide their heads.
Mason must be recognized as the sprouting
place Of all beans. n. T. Tribune.
Professionally dear madam, the progress of
modern astronomy is astounding. We know
the distance between the sun and the planets
within few thousand miles" Madam-"Yes,
professor; but think of it, that we know even
the names of all these distant luminaries."
He who proposes to have decided influence
upon q oW-creaure's DESTINY Should relnem-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-04-05

EN-Goyernor Stone, of Iowa, one Of the
ablet and most active prohhtionists in that
State, says that hereafter he will resist with all
the power at his command all attempts to make
the temperance question party issue He
will urge thorough separation of the liquor
question from politics.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03

and it was followed by a stream of pure
cold water, which at once filled the well
about ten feet deep and four feet in dame
ter, after which the overflow was diverted
into a ditch, through which it is now pur-
suing its peaceful way TO the Tongue river.
This successful result was attained a depth
of ~ feet, the last eighc or ten feet being
thfdHgh almost Inpenctrable rock, the
progress being but little over an inch in
four hours. The water now flowing APP
pears to be strongly impregnated with sui
phur, but is soft and free from impurities.
1t is the impression of Messrs. lansing and
Ullmann that the drill has only made
small parfrration in this rock, and that
consequently, the flow is not at its incep-
ton. the full diameter of the drill which
is five inches As the bore has not been
tubci, except where absolutely necessary,
further boring has been suspended, for
fear hat an increased flow of water would
niure the bore as it now exists. More
tubing of the requisite SIZE las been trle
graphcd for and as soon aS it arrives and
is put in position, the drill will be put in
operation again and the full volume of
water tapped. The gentlemen composing
the Artesian Well company are ju-tly
elate. over the signal success attained by
them. and are now ready to bore Tor aqua
pura at any point desired. Thi is the
first successful art 1silu well in the terri
Journal.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03
The Miles City Artesian We'll.

At about hall past nine Wednesday morn
ing, oct. q, BcrthoId Ellnlann. Supt. o:
the artesan we'll. who was mechanically
guiding the drill. vas st trtlel by oiinou,
subterraneln rumblings and, fore he
could signal Mr., Lansing, The drill was
raised over forty feet, and the slack of the
rope attached was thrown violently out
ward. The drill was at once Withdrawn IL,
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03

\ Northern Pacific work train has been
ordered to Little Hlack foot (Garri,oLJ to
pat in side tracks, etc. in accordance with
.lic agreement made at San Francisco.
The too long deferred construction Of pas
sengcr and freight buildings and transfer
facilities will now be pushed as rapidly as
possible, and fer the next month Garrison
will be a scene of activity y.-Indepenpent.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03
MONTANA NEWS

Teachers institute fDr Jefferson county
commences at Benton November %.
l,y cave-in in the Alice mine last week
Robert Nelson was seriously injured.
Galla,in county taxes the Northern Pa
cific and its Park branch $l3 72l.2l this
year.
A large holy Of rich copper glance was
struca on the Eg Timber lead in Park
canyon
Track,aying on the railroad from Hell
cna to WickeS, will be commenced in a
few days.
| The forthcoming history of Montana
will consist OF two volumes Of about 900
page. each
The children in the Butte schools receive
regular drill teaching them how to act in
cas-. of fire.
The Independent posts Waite, the Butte
.u<ger, A. a man who doesn't pay his
printing bills.
| At the dis rict court at Boz.man john
! 4. Clark was found guilty of the murder of
/ Thomas Rodgers.
Major wilkins says the rumor that he
has been appointed postmaster at Helena
i. wholly incorrect.
\ $4 900 Il pot has been erected at Gold
creek. the first station SO honoreu between
M-souia and Helena.
4 mov,ncnt is Oh loot :.mong tie Shom-
{ Kin cattle ncn 20 consolidate their stnck
interests AMI ncorporaic.
A wagon road through to the Upper Ju.
| dith has ut last been opened so that light
teams can now pass over it.
T. &. Power Il Brother have been mend
ing their ways by laying down in Benton
over 800 feet of sidewalk.
Joseph BoDr,h, of Bit e. Root valley,
has RAISED 1870 bushels OF gain from 32t
acres Of ground--about fifty three bushels
all acre.
I
ground near mammoth Hot Springs has
been sold to Baltimore capitalists for
! 500. 600
President Arthur yesterday issued a
Thanksgiving proclamation, appointing
Thursiiy Nov. 18th, a. j National Thanks
giving day.
Z Il hnf
employ of the Canadian government have
! iii scovered placer digsinss on the big bend
: OF the Columbia.
/ George K. Choate has purchased the in
terest Of Dan Dutro in u number of yalua-
! bic silver leads OH SNOW creek, ia Montana
district, for 81. $50,
The recent extensive lire at Miles City
will prove benefit to that town, as most
of the old wooden buildings will be re-
placed by brick ones
! G. W. IIsrdesty, of Helena, will repre-
sent Mon ana Oddfellowship at the SUI
prem-~ Grand Lodge, which meets at san
Francisco next month.
II. Brady wilkins, the governors pri-
y,,a .ecr.,arv b,. bccu s,,nointed rost
master at Helena, in tho place of K +.
Fish. who has resigned.
,.;. o,s,.. r,,,. c;.,. ,,,, ,,,,,.
.-,c
l,,.,, ,,,,1 ,t...
are in good condition for travel.
'", ''"
-, 1,o o,n
-,
The Niles City artesan well continues to
no" d" ileIi' d. ""e! il "fs' s'a'teo' anu "
movement Is Oh iool To pore ohe III tht
heail oi ''i- Town ''' use III c''e % h'e'
Geor.e Patterson. Of Shoniin. was load
ing cartrd. .es uher! one exploded and a
piece of the she'll striking his forehead
i'actared ms sN"ii N'' h7i''' c'uSSi
oea'h'
John A. Clark, who murdered Thomas
Rodgers OH Pine creek, tributary OF
Trail creek, in Gallatin county, last spring,
has been convicted of murder in the iirst
INC h'ahaeeF oi l. ). l'ehiar mil Il
frehchtoWh' M'ssouii county, has con-
! ITdctcu Wild Tue government 10 lurnlSil
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03

The Hccla company has on hand, at
Glendale, some 400. O0Obushels Of charcoal
for the winter run, and sum 500 tons Of
surplu. ore in the bins of the smeter.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03

There is nothing Montana should be
more proud of than her newspapers.
They are certainly a credit to the territory,
as well as to their publishers. A great
many western people hayc ali idea that
newspapers in the far west and in new
country, ar, to I certain extent, incri r
to those published in the east; but h
glance at some of the Montana papers soon
convinccs them "f their mistlkc-N =.
Railroad journal.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03

Thee are four rectiiers of distilled
spirits, and ninety-ihree wholesale dealers
in the collection district of Montana, which
embraces the territol rs of Utah. Idaho and
Montana. Montana more than doubles
either of the other territories as a source
of revenue to the government. the collec-
ton being little more than double that #
Utah, which is next in importance.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-03
Benton Stage Line.

Departs-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at "a. N.
'Arrivc-Wednesdays Fridays and sandsys, at
IL noon.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
inc, v. Dieiendo|f & Co,
n. B.-STORE CLOSES AT 6 p. H.,
EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Dr. Simms' Blood Purifier,

The Great Blood Cure purihes the blood
rpldly,and has made and is still at the pres
cnt time making many remarkable cures OF
terrible diseases Of the blood. 1t IL not tri-
fling with the public to say it cures .icrotua.
Pimples On the skin. Blotrhcs, Rheumatism,
with our Pain Senrchcr.) Ulcers. Itchy dis
eases Of the skin, Eruptiont, BAD diseases of
the Blood, letter, Itch. ErysipelS. Sores and
Eruptons Of every kind. or ChildrenS Nasal
latarrh, discharges from the ears diseases of
the Throat and Mouth. And in all diseases
requiring Il Purifier this medicine will act
promptly and perform thorough rure. This
Further l. a positive preventive of the vic
lcnc" Of smallpox by purifying the blood
Keep tn" blood pure and smallpox cannot 90
beyond Naril"ld: bad blood makes the dis.
ease iad. pure blood makes il mild 10 its at
tack OF wards 1t OF altogether. Use this
remedy land yon are safe and certainly AS safe
ms vaccination Will make you. if not far more
secure from the now dreaded disease We
have used II many "A time in our large ri
iatc plActIre with complete success. 81 Il
bottle, or SIN tol g. Main depot. Fourth and
kinG streets. Wilmington. Del: Philadei.
i'hia. CO. Arch street. johnson. liullowuy y
TO-, NlluitIai" Agents. Sold by druggist. /
and dealers in medicine everywhere h-6t'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
PLEASANT HOMES.
Eng hi New Houses buiit by N. Il
Child on Delaware Avenue.

OF fine MANY h,uds,r,. and rnuv,.,i.
rnt dwelling house., erected in Winujrp-
ton last summer. i; * ,Io,,btiul if Ihrr,
ar. any more handsome and ARRANGED
with lnurt critical rv,. Ioron,rl,icnrr,
and ENJOYABLE homes Than EIGHT that u
NJ. emilia ha, erected ON the south sid. uf
Delaware a,rw,r east of ,Ja,I1,n,
street. They art. i'm ,,u rI.,;,tr,l 1,n,.i,,,
of ,lir ,i,y, ruruulrlrIy drained ou,
th.rrioI" IN "A healthy ,urnIjt,. Th,
uuu>c> are builf ia ,nr latest >t,Ir oi
IA, Dlrr,iurr. in ~ mi II ,nnrj and INN
ed orIiuur1iIayipu form = siril,i,,p
pali: beautiful uur,hr rNi,lu across.
In. nom and ,,jnur ir. i, hu,, ,d u,,
>iu,. marx, inv, ,J,t,s.,ut and .u.y r..
trr.t IN hos nri her. and ~ hi,n ,ttor,,
"A r.irohlr uynj,.tinu llr.uu ir,I,u,.r,
.,Iut,p. Ar,,,rr The rri,,.i,,,,I ,,,r.,,,.
10 IN" hur>rS i, flrou,,u i door from ,h,
idle puirh, a h.y front vi,lI suorin,,s
niuioas ON three side, of the re, i:,,l,
,Nierdin" from th. from lin. -, H..
b,iidiny.
The window, are uniuu. in device
large, and protected with ,ut,jd,. .b,t.
tiers -, the frs, story and inside blinds
in rL,.ulh,.l str,ir- I'm, h,,,su. ,r,..
lrlilt of brick with black Iuort,,r ,,d
are stories hipl Min du,hI,. ,,ti,.
and are royr,,d wi1h ,h,. L.,t IF ,',,,.
The roots ar, 80 ,tr.u that ,,,v ,.n,,,,
,,II.,t and liz. un,u ,l,,r, ria. n,II-
WAYS and omen .tuirvoy, ar. viIr INV
and brilliantly inhtrL vit,, v,s Th.
uuir, rb,. u hnI,. Lui,din.
:, ,n,ii;iou diy,diun ,hcm INF, t,yn xn1'
,.inus apo,1u,,ur.. nIu. bn;,,r rn,,,,,iru,
for the storage ri rn9l and th,. nthr, tnr
y,g,.tlhIr, and u..,lr,i,.
tn. jr,, floor i. IiyiL,J iu,o =, n,,l,r
A .,1,iuu room u;ui,,,, r,,,u and D.,
l. it,l,u and am side, and inL.,,n,l,,ut
:, .l,rIn,, LItrhrr rnr ,.,nI,I t,nr
divided INFO three ,onns h..iI.s ., h,,t
room IN which !. ., ,,,I,., ,,.n,J .n,,I
water ri,-r, Th,. first .,tti,. i. di,,,I,,l
,,,u,,,, r,u,,,. ,,I tar,I.,r',,,
,s,i.nth,,.,,t,;,, t,,. ,h,..,,,.n.nt.,,i,l
mn, il, I,,u,.Ir,I.u,, ,rI,.Tl,,h'h,,ii
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
THE RAILROADS,
A Local Time Table with tho Lat.
est Corrections.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.-2.Us-2Z3 - 630-655 7.0O,-7.50
= los. l5-gO0t 9t-9. 5st-lO.3O-ll.53 Il.
IN - l2.Wt IN :-l2l5-l2.3 S-l. 53-2. 3Ot-
i.o--5.l7"-6.3tt-6.lO- 6. 3ss-1 49, .3O*-9.55
tp. IN
NEW YORK 2.OO*-2 23.-63 30 .5o-9.5o-
II. h3t. m.-l2.3S-l.53- 5.l7N-6 3S*-7 I6pin.
ALTlMORE-l. Dol. 42*4. 5l*-S.05* -9I7
1000 a. m.-l2.G-l. oo-I. O9-5.O0- 6.Oo--G57
-ll.4t y. III.
WAsHINGToN-l.i2s- 5l*-so5-el7 H. IN
! O0--I .OS-6.57-ll.O+* p. III.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
l.O5'-9lT 1000 II. III -l.00-6.OO p. ~.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot.
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAlLkoAD-6.0 0+-g.l0 II. Ill -
3Up.-625t b. III. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
t For Harrington and intermediate STA
lions.
WILMINGTON h NORTHERN RAlLRoAD-7.2O
a. IN :-l.20--jl2 p. m.
DELAWARE WESTERN 7.0y-lO.3O
a. IN $50 y. LII. Sunday trains 1870 a. H.
600 III.
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON FROM
PHILADELPHIA-l25 O-l. 90 .3.s - a.
7.45-S. O2t-s. l2-9. O5-lO. 10y =. 3D. 35-l22b
a. In ;-l25O-l.O7-2.3Ot- Observation-Disclosures
NEW loRK--l -l.41'-s U2t-9l2a. III:
4. j6---G. Isl SIS p. m.
BALTIMORE-l ILL., !3*--9 So. h4-l1.43a.
IN Ia. 36-l .5O--5. IFS. 3Ot-7 49, 4qsp. IN.
GToN-l5l*-2l3-ll.+3 a. IN -
2.36-l .50-5. ll*-6.30"- ~. 4YF p. III.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAlLRoAD--s.5G~-lO.l5' a. III;
Il. j-5.O5t-G.O5 p. III. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMlNoToN y NORTHERN RAILROADS.&C.
II ~ ii. IN: GAG p. III.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD S.Ma.m:
LA !. III Sunday trains 80 Il. IN; $40 PIN.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD SThGET DE-
'oT l2.30* 1855 $50 7.1n1 500 s- 6.2t
ole ll.30 1850 Il. IN 1928 l.32 3o
E 4.25 sos $40 sos 6.051 CSC s3Us
80 1880 ll.32" p. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvENUg $50
100 10. ID Il. m: l.30 80 40 5.l5 u N
NEW CASTLE S.33 1000 ll.43 a ~. 40
40 =. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
rhr Lat Of the Gambler In BOSTON

IN" gamblers OF Boston are having n
rnn Of bad mrk. Their games Ain
about a. usual, hut thr LOSERS have
fallen int" IL habit Of demanding their
money back. Thi, has been especially
true of u faro bank il, fremont street
oald H. ur the laud>o,ieNt gaming
establishment in III" country. II was
tr"uurut"I by Harvard students, and
Wll"n"Nrr i'rrSldrn, Eliot hrard Of Il
loss he colnmIrd ,rSlItutiou. Several
merchants pursued III" same course ~,
I" their clerks, and in one instance the
gamblers had 10 civ" up sl,SoO. Fol
owing these S,lhirk~ comes 50 strong
Il movement to chose lii" hrliS altogether
he law.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and intermediate stations
500 N l2.oo IN. $50. 80. 9.55 p. ~
Philadelphia and New York 200, ?.23 a.
IN. ; 81. t.3s. 7.2j p. III.
baltimore and Washington. ~. AL, sos,
81, Il. H.. HOO ?. IN. Baltimore. l.O5 a. IN.
For further information. passengers are re.
l"rred TO the timetables posted at the STA.
tipue.
Trains marked ~ are limited express, upon
which extra fare is charged.
CHARLES +. PTGH. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
ReSll1I ora Rattle.

On "Wednesday iaNt, Il rIttIr I'or Il
80. PorirI gun took pIa," At the tx.
change saloon OF john T.. Graham.
Ihr gun is vaIlcd at 500 aud the rs.
lures II so he iaftIr was held FROM
up. m. I" II p. m, and the successful
throW"r Na, Peter Mccall, Of til" Smith
"Md, has number being IL There
were tNo hundred 1hroWrrs, and TINS.
therefore, j. an evidence Of GOOD mck
Tia" Y"Uug man sold tn" y,u .umn!i-
~, = after for 500
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16

A NEW INGREDIENT.

1t is Mrs. Cobbs candid opini on that
i'll some cases education is not Of much
benefit to the cOlorcd race.
Mrs. Cobb has "a cUlOred cook, WhC
says she graduated at female " rerne-
terry" who can read, and " no gives NJ
much of her time to perusiLg thu cook
book. A few mornings ago, The cook,
whose name is Mandy, va, told to
make some cake. \ short time after
ward she appeared il. the pa,or with
the e ok book III her hands, and said:
81 wants yer to send ri hi of to dc
store and get some latter ~ pul IN de
cake"
Some what
" Some latter"
"Laltcr""
" Yes, latter. I,e done TOT" yer four
times
- In the name Of common sense, what
! is latter ''
~ dunno what hit ain. ! didn't
write dis heali book. Hit reads dat IA
eupful Oh de latter should be put in the
cake TO make it good.
Mrs. Cobb jerked the book out of the
cook : hand, and, at the place Indicated
read
Mix up the dough with u cup Of
water or of sweet milk, but tn" latter is
the best. "
Fa"etions Sergeant wilkins was once
retained in "horsc east" at York =
Being engaged ~ counsel for the defrn.
hait, it was his duty 10 prove that the
horse was sound in wind and limb. The
most important witness WAS an elderly
Clergyman,
Sergeant wilkins.
We'll, you're a parSOu you don't
KNOW much about horses, J snpppsc?"
Wi'uc>,.--" Well, yes, 7 do. My
father was Il large breeder, and | do
know something about them,
Sergeant Gin an otf-hand >tylD "Dh
| dar"say yOu think Yourself
very clever, Can you tell my iui and |
jury tit" difference between horse and |
i cow ''
Wines " Why, there A." many
pOiliN Of difference. Duc Is the saline
difference as between Il bull and i bully
the boil ha. horns and the bully hH.,
not ~
This was said with a polir"aud ,gnif-
cant bow 10 the Sergeant, v he al down
forthwith.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
WASHED ASHORE,

Tonight there Is a STORM at sea:
hear the breakers roar;
There comes across the grassy lea
The thunder Of the shore,
And pity burns within my soul
For those upon the deep.
Kind Saviour Christ. do Thou control
The waves, and bid them sleep
A week ago, one walked alone
Across yOn sandy beach,
Ana close beside rocky stone
out Of the pillows reach,
He found washed up mid weeds and shells,
these letters, stained ana wDTH--
Sad records of some heart that dweliS
All lonely and fOr0rn.
Some sad.eyed woman dwels remote
From the tcmpestuOlis sru,
And months ago these letters WROTE
An aching heart had che:
Her sailOr.husbsnd far away
Bore In his faithful breast
Those lines OF hers which speak to-day
OF home. and love, and ret.
She tells him Of her lonely life,
And how she prAys that he
May not forget his loving wife
While ON the stormy sea:
And how she Ask thlt God would keen
HIS vessel from all III.
And. ~ Of old, make winds TO sleep,
And furious waves be ftiil.
Alas IA schooner on our -horc,
by stormy billOws tossed
Went down amid the tempest. roar
And every soul was lost
So still, u woman. hcavy-cycd
May wait in hope Al home
For him whom neither wind nor tide
Shall help across the foam.
All me the wind blows loud Tonight
Christ save poor souls at sea
Burn brightly every bcncon.light
Wherever ships may he.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16

There vii he an entertainment given
evening next. II will consist OF sing.
ing readings and REGULATIONS. After
She "n rrtaiunleIt there will be u ,laurr
in whIrh I'LL NhoHtirnd may indulge.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
-
Hot Cakes Given Away.

One NOR" exhibition 81 Groves Pre-
pnr"d l:aiSing Flour, Ruckwh"at aud
White Corn Flour At VIM. ID. Pickles
Flour Store, corner Fifth aud King
streets, on Friday and saturday, Feb
r,arv 18TH and 18th Ask Your grocer
for It, See that trIuvrS' name is ON
every package.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
Another Hole.

VIII yuu please raII attention through
N"nr paper to another dangerous hole in
/ he pavement, on Poplar street, bet Wrrn
9Th and 9Th. Like that Market street
'uan-trap, let it be closed speedily, 10
avoid accident and perhaps save costs.
pEDESTIhN
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
DHlLADELPHlA. WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.
Train. leave Wilmington as follows

Train. leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tions $50, 100, 1919 q. IN. 23O. 100, 80, g.5t
P. m.
Philadelphia texpress) 2, 2.y3. $50, 760, SIS
2. 800. 9.5s II .53 a III. l2lJ, 1853. 5.l-, Clio
6.3s, 10 p. IN.
New York. 200. 223. $50, 6j5. 9.5s. l.53 a.
m. 'l2,3S, SO. go. ST.. 6.3s. 7.26 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. !. 90
9l7. 1000 a. m. 500 p. m.
Ba fillmore aud Bay Line 6.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, A. 45l, sos
III II. M; LOO t1,O9, 800. c.57. l1.l D. IN.
Baltimore only LOS, 1000 Il. III. ; 1928 and &
?. IN.
Trans for Delaware I)ivi.iOn leave for:
New Castle, 600 80 H. III. LOS, 300 CPS
=, n
Harrington and intermediate stations, 90
a. N. d: .O5. G.Xh y. IN.
Dclindr aud intermediate stations, 30 a.
NJ; LOS ?. III.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
4 New Invention.

Wood \ Bancroft. of GOl Market
street, nave JUST received a patent for a
new blotliug pad and tablet. Th" tab
Jet l. quite an improvement over the old
style and is arranged With - sliding
hlultrr
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
Notice.

4 report Of last week that take in
smalI-pox washes is false I duu't take
in washing Of any notwithstanding
and calsunluiuc IL my business,
tHAKLGS SMITH, $50 French stree,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
)VBLlC = ALE.

The Undersigned intending 10 amt farm
Iny. VIII sell his entire stock and flaming i'm
elements. at public sale. without reserve OF
Undertaking. on his farm On the pike lead.
| my from Newport to stanton, known n.
Bread aud Cheese island, in Mill Creek Hun.
dred. on
,r,,rn,, ,L,pp,-,yy ,s 1900
'"'N'h ~ '
Ats O'Clock, ~ IN. sharp. the following per
sunaI property. 10 wit:
,,t, ,
M, '''t'. y NV anu l"hl''' CIV
"' ";pFr'i, a nIp"h ,'''',' UNI 20
'."' H. ",'' mummy "'H''' gum Wy ~ i"'"t
"''i - ~ .r,.,,,.,,.., ,..,.. .,.....
~. - Pn'' VI nis NAV n'- NV NoS' YEAR,
h'',r' "' hnr.'' ~ ,o,,.o,, ,,o
't"r wv 81 49," wv INV
''"D ''' ~ ~; ''''"'H' ~ lo'""'"'H'' ga
n ,'l ,. - ",''' =" ~ W. 90 ''' ''''
tI, '''' ~ -'''' ''"' anu ''''' f''''''F'' !"
'','"': .r,
.a' 49, ~ pm W. n'""h hlI,''' N,!'' 'io
"''' w. W''Hn -'"' "''' tnn -''",n !" "'n"'
,, ',n -, p',L ~ uaiN n"in'' 3'''' %"
4",,l h'''' az ,l2''I' "r'SN !'H"'
,'v''I' '" - '"' o"'' VI
','", " ~ ''"', mos y! .n,' "h'h ny ga!
-, T''t' ''' "''".' !" r''"' ms 'lh'"+ 49,"
~ 81 ~ -, .,' a. ',,''' -" l,"l p'h ''''I
,. ~ 49, ~ s"'"' ~ '""'""H'-'''' ""@'n
","" '""S. WIN - one mo '"US /, .nt.N
'''H,"'1' .'"i'' '"' p'"' 'h'hch' "'nl S"'"
~ ~ .''N i"''' ''''' '''hf! ho"' 'H" one
Sp,''r'I;
INN inPI'".'h'F "r" "ll'h
''"i'' "''" "Ip'''' 'o''p'c''' ~ hampton nov
w., -"'' nuns ""i'' f"ka'; bl'rT F".
,"l 20 ~ i'in"''' "'," HioPl'e,: an hilic!' '!"l
',''! "Ili'F 'I"U'h nav hirhioInH ph"'-
W. ""'' -'',' u'ih n''' ''">H "h''l '"t
WANT ,'a'." '"'i N"'"''' var '"'n ''nr-
,, - " ,' nam, com ''l' Nv" NO. Z. !p".
h'td p'"MF' cora flp", grain laIls J
n'-t-''"-i hhrf'. rolIrt ',r,t-r'asS non roll
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
Addition
4 ND
Division.


The February pantaloon
Sale continues to attract
much interest The Bargain
stock is large, attractive and
very cheap. We add to-day
~lN Hundred Vests upon
which prices are divided by
:. This brings them to 81
and $50. We could not
well make them lower with
out giving up all ownership
n them.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-16

ISrK SALE--bWELLi nov Sc. l~2s
l. West rttcct. rooms; ls0h Lincoln st.. d
ICONS; Unt On east side OF Jack son street, ord
door below Delaware ave, roomS; 80 Zen.
Eeit IT., 3 rooms; on reasonable terms. WM
T. ROBINSON, No. W 3rd i. 12H-lm