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Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

A Young physician who had long
worshiped at great distance was o,,c
day suddenly called to attend upon the
young lady. He found her suffering
from no particularly dangerous rnaIady
but she wanted him 10 prescribe for her,
nevertheless so the doctor took her
hlnd, and said impressively, "Wrll,
| should prescribe-I should prescribe
that--yoll--get--married - son, good
ness !" said the interesting invalid. -
" Who would marry me, wonder ?"
" | would" gasped the doctor, with
Joyful alacrity. "You?" exclaimed
the maiden. eyes" Well, doctor, il
that is the fearful al ;ernative, you can
90 away and let me die in peace"
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

"Look h"ali, boss; wants de- Iaw on
Miss Matilda Snow ball, - said Jim
Webster. ~ he entered the office of
justice Gregg, and with his hooked
ii-c dashed beads Of perspiration
from his brow.
"What did she do"
"She am de lady who bust two hoes
in my banjo. "
"On purpose. v
sob course she did Ef she didn't
mean to bust dem ar two holes in de
banjo, what for did she hold up her
two sharp.pninted elbows when tried
to bang her Ober her black Cocoanut
wild de banj" for gibben me saas go
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
SALE or REAL. ESTATE

viii be sold at Public Sale. on the premises
situated on the Rising sun road running ron
the Kennett Pike to the new bridge, Christi
ana Hundred, on
SATURDAY. APRIL u, 1883,
at2 O'Clock, y. m. as follows:
MOL Stone house containing d rooms all
in good condition. Lot. Il feet front, on Ris
ing Sun road, running back 100 r. TO II public
street or lane; also, coal, chicken and wood
house.
No. .. Stone house. containing & rooms, in
good condition. Front Of lot. SO feet, running
back 100 feet To . publ" street adjoining No.
also n convenient barn. 50 feet by - feet {:
stables for horses. ! cows carriage room for
carriages. room for tons of hay
No. 3. Lot, ii feet front, running back 100
feet to public Lane ar alley: Il ndloins Nos
and .. Also a slaughter house and ice house,
chicken, wood, coal and i"g house on it, Al
50. Il; the same time and place. one good fresh
COW and calf, one large refrigerator large
enough to hold = beeveS On large sow. thes.
ter County Whites wagons. Terms made
known pn day Of sale. The above being the
real estate and personal property of Abram
Heury. deceased. and 10 he sold by
REBECCA JANE HEARI. Eyecutrix.
l.. W. SrIDHAh 4 son. Aucts.
DI.7l0 II, l4.lT.l 1870
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
A DMINlSTRATRIX'S SALE
---bP-
REAL. ESTATE.

| 4
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF the State Of delaware, IN and Tor New
Castle County, made at the February Term
| A. d. 1888 Of said court will be exposed 10
Public Sale, ut the hotel occupied by Jacob
Hyatt in the village OF Stanton,
ON THURSDAY,
THE BIRD DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1883,
a. 2o'clock, p. IN,
The following described real estate, being
the property Of Stephen Davis, deceased, AZ
follows:
No. !. A farm or tract of land In Nil
Greek Hundred, County and State aturc aid,
tuated on the pnblc road leading from the
Newark road to Pleasant Hill and contain
ing ninety three acres and sixty-sIx perches
of land. be the same more or lcss. The same
to lie sold subject to the right OF dover there
in as laid of to Eith Davis, widow Of said
intestate.
Also, will he sold at the same time, at the
g curt HOase, in the city of Wilmington,
No. z. All that certain lot Of land with "A =
story brick dwelling house thereon erected m
the city OF wilmington. aforesaid. situnt"d
on the northerly side Of Linden st., between
Adams add Jackson streets, having u front OF
IS feet and extending that width northerly %
IT,, with use Of alleys in common with OF hers.
No. g. All that lot of land in the city OF
Whining Ton, aforesaid. situated on the east
erly SIDE of Railroad avenue. Mt 100 IT. north
erly from the nOrtherly side of h street, hav-
ing front Of 80 feet On Railroad avenue, and
extending ensterly that width 100 feet.
Attendance will he given and terms Of sale
made known at the time and place aforesaid,
by EDITH DAVIS,
Administrative, or by b. Nieids her Attorney.
Attest. J. NJ. ll"rsMAN, Clerk o. CT.
aul2 d&w.POd.tS
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
John WANAMAkE Err.
1913 Chestnut.

Two styles OF jerseys made
in town surpass any with
which they are likely to be
compared. One is plain, at
50, and the other is as ornate
as any will desire, at IS.
The latter appears to be sold
in some stores at 3l2; or, II
not the same, very like it.
We have many other er-
seys; but none SO satisiact"-
ry as these. The 50 jersey
is preferred even to the silk
at $40.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

IVY ANTEU-BOAKDER AT 2r2 WEST
w street Pleasant rooms and good ar-
|tmlnpdations. Also. table board. npll-4t'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
For $Asc.

Cheap. for want nt use, Il good five
iIorsc power engine and boiler. Can b.
-een running at the kEruHLIcAN office
Call and Src immediately, Us we mean
to tax" il out and pnt III a seven horse
power.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
w A N'ELI,.

|lIvANTFD - q TNTLEM IN BOARD.
w ers ut second aud Market streets. En-
|ranre No ! W. second t. Pleasant rooms.
hood loratOu. rood table. Reference re
CURED. hnlo-h
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

CNDE REH r--SIDRE AMI Nv EI.LLNh
+ Northwest corner 81 ilghth and vi.
sn Apply 10 HeaId Go, It'll ana Market
streets apll.6ts
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
AT
John Wanamaker' S,
PHILADELPHIA
Thursday
Thursday

When you are ready to lay
aside your furs. if you de-
sire, we will send for them,
keep them insured against
fire, thieves and moth, and
deliver them whenever you
are ready to receive them.
oealskin garments we do not
pack but hang. Other iurs
we pack. The facilities We
have prepared for keeping
our own furs are available
for you.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

EN- BOA RDEES Al NJ
w 2l2 Poplar street. Pleasant rooms
bad good Recommendations Also table board.
ap"-+
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

Ar 3l3 EAST
w 18th street. Pleasant rooms ana good
Recommendations. A 80. table honid.
apl -3is
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

III OST-TIiE MOTHER or MASTER
IL BERTHE Shelly, the boy Eioin'sl. LOST II
|auable bracelet, locket attached, on the
Plight Of the Arbuckle concert. A suitable
|tSard viii be given If left vt Duncan hros
pa Market street. apll.2t"
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

ENuK XENT-SHOrA lBED Ar PINE
L and Railroad. Inquire Of r. =. HlCK
ghN, at shop. or at Mi Popiarst m1't
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

LiOK RENT SMALL HOUSES FROM
Z !; % - PER month, and one stable. VI.
r POOLE \ co. No. East Seventh street.
apll-"L
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

Wy NTE IA Gll;I. FOX tENf.RAL
w hon cwOrk in II snail family. Apply
ht Z5l Monroe street. ap9'4t'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

MILK, MlLk-W ANTHD-A REtfl T.
IVA lar customer for ~ quarts 1T pure
h!lk We will deliver every morning ["
" Ilminpt6n by cars Address i. o. Box n,
New Castle, Del. rp6-'t+
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
FOR RE MI.

TNDR RENT--THE SECOND AN d
third stories of building No. 2i3 Shipley
rect, occupied by l.. r. Adnir. They are
hrxe rooms and suitable for manufacturing or
forage. Possession at any time. Apply to
. r. I. CLIMER, Third and Orange streets.
m26tf
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

I,OK SALE--l 600 BUSHELS or SEED
Oats. Also Grass and Lawn seed, po-
isoes. etc at the Agricultural depot Of
Holm PYLE, Second and Orange streets.
apl0-d II v IT,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

I OST-A SEaLSklN MUFFW As LOST
~ On one ofthe streets Of ms cltv ON
Tuesday, the Sd inst A reward OF " VIA he
paid for same on being left AZ "caNtr's zee
|tfeam saloon 100 Market street, npli-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

IN)l SALE-flRST-GLA:,:5 BUILDING
4 stone, both at the quarry and dcii'"rrd
u any part of the city. apply to las. ".
RJNHAM. at Happy Valley ,}uarr'e', be
,ween Broome and FRANKLIN and below Nhall-
.ross avenue, or ut Gilpin avenue and Dn-
pont streets. h"o-i feoh-''
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

Wy ANTED-h MAN FOR HOS ILEl,
W and gardener T. A. S'' N'iE'N,
Newport, Del. apy+t
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

,NJg RENT-A i.ARtiE BklCK
dvelnnu house with lhlcres Of ground
tICninX the city limits, Close 10 street
ars Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
A. S L. Eighth street. f+u
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

,,nR SAILS SETS SECOND HAND
single harness in good order, fine rub.
hsr mounting, 2 tinc riding saddlcs.one boy :;
/ Idinv bride. fine matters, buffalo robe,
lined ! wolf robe, horre blankets, goph
'"ny to leave the city. The goods can be
Srn Mt ]. A. Corners new harness. store. No.
ID T. 4th street, hgIl--
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

DOARBING.-Y OK I GENTLEME EN-
ID can be accommodated with board, at i02
East Fourth street. ap94s
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

v1OR SALE-A FIVE HORSE POWER
/ engine and boiler and three horse
Sover Baxter engine and boiler, In nrst class
INNING order, will be sold cheap for want Vt
,,e Gan be seen at the REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

\ Western settler who surpassed that
he had musical tastes went to th"nrarrSt
township aud purchased a nuSic-stnol
taking j, ilulucwi1ll him in his trap. 1T
he course of y few days, however, he
brought if buck, and demanded rrstill-
tl,n OF III" money paid, rs the stool
was no good GOOD At ali. The SELLER
examined il, and said that il was in per
feet order ana The screw all right, aud
therefore hat it should no; tm brown
back on his hands. "WrIl," said the
settler, 81 rock il home rarcfll rs yoll
could see for NuurS"lt; and ! gave il II
lnrn, and the niis.il, she gave it "A turn,
and every one Of ilr children gave tia
turn, and never Il tune could ohe and all
of US screw Oft. us no more IA music stool
than the four.lrgged washing-stool the
missus sets her tub on''
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

GItiL TO HELP IN
" kitchen at No. II East Second street
ap3ll
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

|Wvh NTEIp-rO tItDERS. Ar 1907 TAT
w nall street. lauie honrcicrN can b"
|soNmmodatcd npiu-iiT
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
Spring Styles,
1883.

Our counters are now full with
the finest lot of Mems, Youths
Boys and Children s Clothing for
Spring Wear that we have ever
exhibited to our patrons and the
public. Our prices are the low
est, and can't he beat either here
or in Philadelphia for the same
style Of goods. We have many
novelties in Spring wear not to
be seen in other establishments.
We have Childrcn's suits ranging
from $3.50 upward. Nohby Gas
simerc suits at $9,$l0,$l2 and$l5.
A we ask is a call. so you can
see and be convinced of the quail
ity and chcapncss Of our clothing.
All our goods are well made and
trimmed and thoroughly sponged,
and we guarantee satisfaction in
every case. Our Merchant Tail
oring Department is still under
the supervision Of Nathaniel
Bayne.a sufficient guarantee for u
nice fit and stylish cut. Our lines
Of imported suitings and trouser
ings is the largest we have ever
carried. All the new and latest
novelties in coatings and cheviots
constantly on hand and being
CONSTANT y added to 10y new goods,
as they come into the market A
superior line Of French and Eng
lish goods for light overcoats.
FINE uRkMANsHIr,
LATEST STYLES.
Aud Superior Cut and Trimming
charactclizes our Merchant Tail
oring Department.
John H. Moore,
22S MARKET STREET.
n'rLE SIN
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

| 1871 thcSlluJ.
Is it worth your while to
know what beautiful stuHs,
beautiful to look at, are made
out of cotton for curtains,
drapery, permanent and slip
covers for turnitureo You
wouldn't have cottono So
ladies' said of French printed
sateens for dresses, when
they came, three years ago !;
but they have changed their
minds-a privilege which
the precious creatures always
reserve.
The same art which has
made cotton acceptable in
sateens is making cotton
taking taking is the word
in upholstery stufs. 1t is
gorgeous color-printing.-
The stufs themselves have
no great virtue. They are
monte or serge or rep, not
particularly fine; nobody
cares about their hneness ;
beauty for the eye is the sole
object. Cotton takes color
as well as any Of the more
costly stuffs; and why
shouldn't one have gorgeous
cotton stuffs in upholstery as
we'll as in dresses
If you have in mind only
such cretonnes as are made
in this country, you will not
see the propriety of these ex-
travagant words. Our color
printers are certainly apt
scholars but the English and
French lead by a long dis
lance. We are speaking OF
English and French creton-
mes. Some brilliant work
costs less than 50 cents a
yard. The mastcr-work, 81.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

I0OR SALE OK EXCtlANhE--A FARM
OFFS acres. Good building and good
mule orchard and small fruits Apply u +.
No. 3 j.. 9Th 81. del5U
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

NIYANTrD-TWD Il l. n I /. Il NJ l. n
wv hoardcrs at sou West Third street.
apil-"t
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

nor SALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL, NEW
cottage buildings, 2Atb and Market st.
s1ooros mont porches front, side and back yards,
Slsh grounds, dry cellars nne view Of Della
rsre river. all modern Improvements: terins
ssy. Apply or address i. y. PlCkES. Of
IN. 4. FOULK, at ". y, Pickles Flour
stors. hth and King street f2tf
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

Wy ANTtil-BDARDE AT Sl TAI
W uall 81. Pleasant rooms and Roon ac-
lou uoiHtiuEs. Also. table board. Mill
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

I Ak hLlNE'S GREAT NER. 49,
~ storer is the wonder Of the aga or"
erve diseases All fits stopped froe. y I'D
TO l3l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pc.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

III ANTED-!>OI TO Kun ERRAN iNa.
W Apply at ~ King st. apll-"'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
HOW VANDERBILT DISTASCED MS "a

HOW VANDERBILT DISTANCED Ills PA
A correspondent who, judging from
his chirography, i, a German, tells tn,
following ancedotc Of how William H
Vanderbilt became possessed Of his
fathers millions
About the time that the old ronno-
dorr was trying to decide who should
he his principal heir William came one
day asking permission 10 haul away :,
load of manure from the commodore $
place. The commodore gave his assent
and few days later went ont and found
the manure all gone.
"Who took away all that manure "'''
demanded the old commodore, grut,ly.
"Mr William,' responded the sta
hlrman in charge.
" Did YOU take away all thai ma
nurr 2" demanded the romlno,lor. the
next time he saw his SON
eyes, father" me"kly answered the
agricultural son.
" | thought | gave you permission to
rai>" but one load" said the rummo-
dorr.
Eyes, but il wasa ship load that |
wanted, said william.
The old commodore turned on his
heel, rrinarking to hinIseh, "rhat is
the first man that was v"rrhi"lD cheat
me: | gIes> wi, uh,,r him luv heir +"
Nid he did.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
4 TRUTHFUL. MAN

A tlat-tootcd, old-fa,hioned Western
merchant, hailing froma country store il
Michigan, was buying stock in New
York, and the firm took advantage OF
the occasion to make inquiries concern,
ing Some Of their customers around him.
When they asked about Smith, otCasl.
VILE he replied;
"Smith? Yes, he's in trade yt, but
he's just married IA second wife, and
she's going through his wealth like salt
prtrc. Hen tail in less six months. "
"How about Jones, of your town "'
"Joues? Well, Jones is p"gging a
long after the Old style, and he : bought
him "A bicycle, and everybody says he'll
20 to he wall in less than a year"
And Brown X Son-arr ihry all
riI
Brown Il Son Wall, they may
keep along till spring, but doubt it.
Old Brown has got 80 nigh-sighted that
he can't tell "A sheep pelt from II coon
skin, and the boy is dead struck on
a widow woman who never wears
anything less than six dollar stock
ings.'
"But Davis is doing good trade,
isn't he 90
Davis" Wall, pooty fair, bu, he
won't last. He rented the upper part
of his store to Il Chicago milinrr, and
she broke up two families and cancd Il
preacher. Everybody blamr4 Davis,
and his sales last week only footed
up pound of saleratus and wash
stand"
"Well, you are one OF our customers
ont there, and Of course You are all
right ."
"Me? Wall, I'm all right just now,
but things may change My wife he
longs TO three literary societies, and is
the big toad al church festivals, while
Pve bought a 2.4O trottcr and learned to
play ole Sle'lge. You needn't be sur
prised any day TO hear | have been
busted from garnet to cellar; 50 clean
that creditor, cant find enough dry
goods to wipe baby's most on,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

J1OR SALE-A SPLENDID PIANO AZ
two-thirds the value. Apply ut lo3
last Second street. matt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

J1OK SALE-AT HALF PRICE ELE-
giant parlor organ. Apply at oitice loJ
Walnut street. ap2-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
100 East Sixth street is the place
Es ! first -clusS .rnnla = 1T IL hnlnSn : =

100 East Sixth street is the rIar" ~
IN We } tirSt-class goods ut whO!rSa'' -.
1t will pay You to buy your sugar -
coffee from us: it is positive fat' .HA' ~"
gave up China tea 2 years ago. ana ave
sold nothing but Ind ian teas; ter "''' -
never torSake them for CHINA tGt. -
and 81 cts IL: they are excellent ''I.'Iu,a
fruits are delicious, nrctrirh", g II ri
cots. 2,c b.; scedleSs cherries. soc. w.: ~ inr-
utcd buckherrIes. IA. H.: \ parcd secs IS.
Dc; = Ii figs 25c.; prunellt, i&c. III Wv. re
new fruit, not saltwater stock. sr'A ~ re
sold for 25c. - n rliSlns. 2l": VI plU..,.. c;
8 cans corn. 2hr: tomatoes. and ~ cts " c'r
gallon can toulat1 Fl. .ir NiOlc tomatoes tor
frying, lhc. can: 3 QtS beans, 2fr., peas Sc A
quart :crushct indian, l6c.: paper new c!Dcc.r.
D.. tor n cheese MI white loaf drip. On =.
ct sugar cured shoulders. lie; equal 10 lAm;
dried htc!, l'r.: hrr rose potatoes and I've. h
eggs: this celery .auce ut l5c is excellent.
Come +" ,i3 ll't %iNth street for tluV pluccr-
les. ap9-ott 7. NJ. v lGk.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
A. WILMlNfTDN AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
MARCH l4TH, l5S3.


Trains leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
lions, %, 100 1880 a. IN. 30, 400, 100 y.bt
p. m.
Philadelphia (express) =. 2z3, $50, 49, rs,
Q, 9.39 958, ll.53 a. M. l2l5, l.63, 5.l7, t.lO,
e.3s, 725 p. m.
New York, 100, LIS $40, o.55. 1888, 1883 a.
IN. ; *l2.3s, ! .53, go, ST., 6.ss, 1.46 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. .0b
917, 1000 a. IN. 800 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 5.57 pm.
Baltimore and Washington ~. 4.5l, 8.0b
y.l7 a. IN. LOO, 500, 800. 8.57. ll.O4 p. m.
Baltimore only, LOS, 1000 a. IN. 1928 and Q
p. IN
Trans tor delaware Division leave for.
New Castle, 800. 80 a. m: loo. 800. o.26
y. H., and l.. rs night.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 8.lO
o. III. 1.G5. b.25 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate stations, $40 Q.
M: LOS p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
ST. a. IN: II. 90 m, $50, $50. IS y. nj.
Philadelphia and New York, 100, 2Z3 q.
III. 5.l7 6.3S. 7.!f =. N.
Baltimore and Washington, La, 4.5l, sos,
w q. M. Hot p. III. Baltimore, LOS a. 10.
For further information, passengers are re-
fcrred to the Timetables posted at the Sta
uona.
Trains marked e" are limited express upon
which extra fire is c'HrGed.
CA aRI.t.S H. jIiH J. X WOOD
General MANAGE General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

DOARDINf-TW YOUNG MEN OR
ID man and wife can he accommodated
with board at No ~ East Seventh street.
ap93tt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

|DOARDINE CAN BE HAD An $40 EAST
- +th street. Good accommodations
apll tt'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
fsoR SALE.

.1nR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE NEW
rssidence, No. ol2 W. Ninth street. A
ila.utiful modern architectural, nine roomcd
po"so with bath and all modern improve
msrts; heater In cellar. Several new roomed
u rI hath 2.story houses ut Hazlett and Jack
snu s,s within 2OO heot Of Delaware avenue.
~ .nnIv 10 ], RID. SEEDS h SON, 81 Monroe
APppi6 ". 9TH IT,. or sl2 Jackson st.. fl0-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

NyOTlCE-l. WIN. MECHANICS. OWNER
~ of the house al the southeast corr e.
of Fourteenth and tidyinont streets. situated
in the Ninth Ward of IT," cry Of VII INK,
ton. County Of New Cast, and state Of i,u,t.
ware, in compliance with the requirements
n the acts OF the General Assembly IN Such
case made and provided, do hereby awe r.
tice that shall apply in writing to the Govt
of General Sessions of the Peace aud .i"l
Delivery of the State Of Delaware. in and '"f
New Castle County, on Monln.. IA d. +
May, A. d. 1883 being the next term of i
court for II license for said hNu., i!Hr In" NJ
tavern. for the sale therein "r int""'.:. =
liquors in less quantities than o,Io lN"r,, %
be drunk on the premises, and the fHG" 'ng
respectable citizens of the said ward rc"1.p-
mend the said application. viz:
John T. Simmons, Thomas c. Riddle.
Thomas Taylor, John NJ. s. Pcatson.
John McKivlin, Geo. W. (iritfiths,
William BROMLEY, John 5. Parriss,
Samuel Farrance, Patrick Mciowan.
Henry kurtz, John SOurs,
Sharpley Bullock, Danl Mooney,
Geo. Flincher, John McLeeS,
Michael Mccormick, Samuel Mcdonald,
Thomas Guthrie, John NJ. Forrest,
Samuel Atkinson, John Mccall,
Peter Mccall. Geo. Coyle,
Thomas s. Mousely. William JOmSoD.
apll-3t* VIM. McKlNNON.
NOTlCE-I. THOMAS MCHUfH. TIN
ant of the house known AS Scheut2"u
Park Hotel, School District No. II. Christi
ana HID, County Of New Castle and State Of
Delaware. pliance with therequireMents
Ofthc aciS ottheticncral Assembly in such ease
madeand provided, do hereby give notice that
! shallapply in writing to the Court of Gcnrr.
al Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of delaware, in and for New t&s.
tie County on Monday. the 7th day of Nay,
A. d., 1885 being the first day If the Ny
term Of the said court, for n license for "a
house as ah inn or tavern for the sale therein
of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities tiian
one quart 10 he drunk on TIT premises, aud
the following respectable ritiz"ns Of the SAID
Gstrc,r commend the said application, WI;
James Smith. Alexander Boyd.
Perry Howard. Alexander Jamis"n,
James Z. Cote, Richard Robinson,
VIM. .lanson. Fredericr NJ. Wagner,
VIM. H. Fisher Thomas Salt,
las. IL. Rowe, John Smith.
RoDt. Starr. apll-St- THOc,. MCHl Oh.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
IOHN WANAMAKE Err.

1891 Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

LATEST STYLES,
Aud Superior Cut and Trimming
charactclizes our Merchant Tail
oring Department.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-26
The NEW SAMPLING WORKS.

They will Give Employment to ss or
40 Men.
The new Haley Sampling Works
will be under the personal supervision
of Mr.. Moulton, one of the proprie-
tors, who will endeavor to see justice
done to both buyer and seller. The
foreman will be w. w. Phillips. one
of the best samplers on the west side
of the Rocky Mountains, who comes
here from the Utah Sampling Mill,
Salt Lake, where he has had several
years experience; and the bookkeeper
will be G. P. Tatro, who resigned the
postmastership of Bellevue to take
charge of the books. In addition to
the above staff, some rs to 40 men
will be employed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-26
Is This q Bonanza?

Isaac Culp, Lee Baker, A. J. Nc
Gowan and two other natives intended
visiting mine to-day which is owned
by them, known as the Comstock and
situated on Warm Springs Creek.
The latest word received here of the
progress made by the miners at work
there is that they have in two shafts
cut solid body of galena IS inches
between walls, and which will assay
away up or sell at the smelter at an
average of 100 ounces silver per ton,
clear of all expenses.
As the two shafts are 800 feet apart
on the course of the vein, and as a
chimney of high-grade ore has been
found SO far in each, the owners feel
greatly elated with the good fortune
which dropped in their way.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-26
THE BASE BALLlSTS.

They Will Play the Second Match
Game Next Wednesday -Proposed Elk.
cursi0n to Salt Lake.
A committee of the Haley Base
Ball Club called upon our business
men, yesterday, to solicit subscriptions
toward the 500 aside which the club
must pay before playing the second
match game with the Bellevue club,
Oh Croy's grounds, next Wednesday
afternoon at half past one. They
succeeded in getting the requisite
amount.
1t is the intention Of the Gate CITY
and HALEY clubs to get up nine to
90 and play with the Deseret Club, of
Salt Lake, in few days, if the
amount required to pay expenses is
subscribed by the citizens. This
scheme, it is probable, will fall
through, because the country is too
young, as yet, to admit of our bust
ness men indnlging in such extrava-
gance. -