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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

n OTlC FL. JOHN NJ II Z q II,
\ owner OF the property at the south
Vt corner OF Head and Apple streets, stu
I'D IN the Second Ward Of the city If VII.
pnslpn, County Of New Castle and state %
FA"arc, in compliance with he require
ents " thc acts Of the Grhcrtl Assembly
'nch case made and provided, d" hereby
W notice that shalt apply IN wrlting 10
ld Jail Delivery pf the state of Delaware,
ami Tor New rastie County on MONDAY,
y day Of May, 4. H. 1888, being the next
fln oi said court, for u license for SAID
puie As an inn or tavern for the sale there
OF intoxicating liquors in less quaint t'rs
pan one quart, to be drunk on the premis,
POI lhe following respectable citizeus "t 'ht
|li ward recommend the said application,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

Go to the REPUBLICAN, office to get
your job work done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04
,ivrE i SPENCER JORDAN

FruilCE. i. SPENCER JORDAN
\ owner OF the property Al the south
n, nugner Eleventh and Lombard s'rcct'
mated In the Eighth ward Of the
Is Of Wilmington, County of New
(stle aud Stat" Of Delaware, In compliance
In the requirements Of the ncts Of the Gen
N Assembly In such cuse made and prpvid.
do hereby give notice thar ih.li apply IN
kting to the Court OF ielrrtl Sessions OF
! Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
|laware, in and for New Castle County. on
bniay. Tth day Of May, A. D. 1883, being
! next term Of said court, tCr license tor
III house as an inn or tavern for the sale
ercn Of intoxicating llquOrs in less qunn.
BE- than one quart, TO be drunk on the
kmscs and the following respectable citi'
N, Of the sai ward recomIn, nd the said ap
)cnfon. viz:
bgn f. sweeney, Jonathan H. Roberts
InirI Collins. James l.. stewart,
bspcr J. Shire, Jacob l.. l}Iddie,
kse Hughes, Thomas Welsh.
L., Watson. Elijah Johnson
tthrc Mcllvain. Michael o. Mcalcy,
hyid iodenberv. .Ir, Charles l.. lIlllmIn,
kOmas l.. Lynch. George L. Riddle,
3ederck Holman Thomas Russell
INES Davis A. II. Harrison,
)tmas Curry. &. &. Cole,
bgh Mcguire. D. W. Thompson.
)niel Smith, James Gordon,
kp23t SPENCER JORDAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04


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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

tvOrlCt-l. JOS EfH SHARi r..tWNER
Of the property situated on the n. W cor
Front and Market sts. In the lst ward Of the
h of Wilmington County Of New Cast e ana
lte Of Delaware, In compliance with the re-
lrements Of the act ofthc General Assembly
such ca Sc made and provided, do hereby
Ee notice that shall apply in writing the
)urt Of General Sessions OF the Peace and
VI Delivery ot the State Of Delaware, in and
| New Castle County, on Monday, the 7th
N Of May. A. D.. 1881, being ;hc next term
|Sad court for a license for said house AS An
! or tavern tor the saleth"rCin ufln'oxi attng
uor' In less quantities than on" quhlt.to be
pink on the premises, and the following
fpectablc citizens Ot the said ward recon-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

TUOM AS KERN AN

. cE. i, THOMAS HERMAN,
owner of the property ut the >. W cor
'Myland avenue and Sycamore street. In
be Eleventh Ward Of the CITY Of whining
N, County Of New Castle and State Of Dcln-
IRE IN compliance with the requirements
the acts of the General Assembly in such
We made and provided, do hereby give no,
&c mat shall apply in writing to the tour,
General Session. Of the Peace and jail
lcIIvery of the State Of delaware, in and for
CIV Castle S0unty, on Monday, 7th day OF
dy, A. ID. 1853, being the next term OF SAID
'uf', for license for snid house as an inn or
Nrrh Tor the sale therein of intoxicating
{quOrS n less quantities than one quart, to
Hfuhk on the prem aes, and the following
sPtcttbIe citil"ns of the saih ward recon-
Pgnd the said application. w;
h' F. Forsyth. John II. Tomancy,
har Harper, Benjamin. I. 1huIncr,
nfel +. Herman, Alfred 5. Dnnncy,
SharIes A. Broomnll +. Magurity,
1-h johnson, Robert Cassidy,
Th' Edwards, Philip M!nto.
usl j. Sweeney. Jr. Bernard Nugcnt,
u@N Sweeney. James Kelly.
Yan'ei iihnley, James iaic.
ames NlcNally, j. r. Harlan
a,nc, wood, Harry iiiti0r.
%nh henly Andrew Hllictr
noInaS b,rdeu, Joseph Iicbrr,
""EA' TNOM Ak krK%AN
NoFlCE-I, FRANCIS +. PRICE,
H. oWLer Of the property Known n' the
ahI'h motel situaind IN ~tauLOn, S"h""i
S.r'ct no. 3S, County Of New CattIt ana
'tg u Delaware, in coluplinnce with ll'
E4IIiolhtlIts Of lhr Hcta OF the 6ontrHl As
M'VIy IN such Sc made and provided, ~"
''o! give notice that shall Apply III wit
H ~ 'he Count of General 'i"sslonS oi u'e
awe ana jail Dr,iyury Of the Stat" Gf 10 Ia
"'c IN ana tor New Castle County ON MON
"s, .th day Of Mny, A u. 1885 being tie
"at Term of SAID court, for u License for Naii
Iuno as an inn or tavern tor the sale therein
intoxicating liquors in less quantities
nn nM phc quart, 10 DO drunk on the premises
ud ,he following respectable Gil IONS Of thc
i,i 1 ward recommend the said Application
george W. Hsiu Parloy L. Smith,
an Ill., Kennedy. George I. Hope.
asSe laylOr, John liul,n
fV1iKe HimswOrth, W. H. " indsoi,
Vimmtfew iiitin, .Iohn A. Marshall.
'llaln Grur, James II. Barnett,
ILL., a. Neville, FRANCIS +. PRICE.
ap3-3u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

Eirhinr & McDauuI have opened Il
new grocery store at tIr .oothwe>t cor
urr Of Fifth and Madison streets, with
An entire new stock u groceries aud
provisions, which they propos" TO SCI
y, low US can he bought ang"tl"r" ana
we are certain that tho citizens OF the
western part Of the city cannot 40 bet
fer than to stop. as they come io ID" ne"
market on Madison street, and g"t her
rrocrrics. They also keep all Kinds of
Treipu and domestic fruits, etc. They
yin in addition to ,clIing goods cheap,
srnd all goods home free of charge with
,nv marketing the purchaser may have
g.
Get your parasols at Strnng's Imnre!-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

FAlEIIELp, Iowa. --ipr. i. l.. Myers
SAYS: Browns Iron bitirrS is the best
iron prrDaratiUn have ever known in
my thirty years Of practice
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04
Bots.

John NJ. White, who was formerly
employed in the office Of th" Morning
News MS clerk, is now employed in Leb-
anon, PA Mr. ". is live man, and we
wish him success in his new locat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

A -mouthcd boy at Gray's Peak,
BIT his sweetheart on her check,
st .Jucob'S Oil brought
Relief and she sought
4 smaller-mouthed beau that week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

Get YOUR parasols at Strnng's umbre!-
Ia Eminri,,m, Fourth and Market Sts. u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04

Peter iienderson's reliable garden
seed fresh and pure, for sale at w. s.
Townscnd's, No. East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04
SPECIAL MENTION.


Is the leading lung remedy OF VIE
mington, Del. Quickly cures coughs,
boarseness, sore throat, Group, etc, and
will positively preventconsumption. 1t
is highly recommended and used by
hundreds of our citizens. Price 80
cents and 81. Main depot, Fourth and
King streets. Philadelphia, Johnston,
Holloway & Co., 602 Arch street, Sold
by dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04
Photographs

Reduced in prices. Fine re-touched
cabinets reduced from $500 per dozen
to 300 per dozen. Card photographs
finely rc-touched, reduced from S2.5O
per dozen to tl5O per dozen. T. q.
Holland, photographer, main gallery,
307 Market street, branch gallery, No.
East Third street where they make a
speciality of tintypes. The only tintype
gallery in the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-04
Go to SnleItz 4 Go

Chapman has moved to Seventh ant,
Orange streets. Verbum Sap, etc.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
The Spring Election.

The Catamaran combination are fiat
ering themselves that because they
we're successful in electing the govern
)r, and capturing six out of eleven Con-
gressmen, that they are going to have
walk-over this spring and elect their
candidates for judges of the supreme
court and regents. If anything was
demonstrated last fall, it was the fact
that the Republicans were in MAORI
ty in the state over the combined forces
of the DemO-Greenback combination.
This being 50, it is only necessary to get
out the full strength of the Republican
vote this spring to secure the success OF
the ticket. Whatever causes may have
worked last fall to defeat the head of
the Republican ticket, and all know the
relentless war waged against Mr.. Jerome
and this by those who should have sup
ported him, the falsehOOds circulated
against him, no such causes can serve the
purpose of the combination this spring.
The Republican ticket is conceded to be
exceptionally strong in the character.
ability, and fitness for the positions of
the candidates. The are all well known
men, while inquiries have to be made as
to who their opponents are. Mr.. Cham
plin, the nominee against Austin Blair,
being the best known of any on that
ticket.
Detroit Every Saturday, nOn-pOliti'
cal society paper, while speaking favor
ably of Mr.. Champlin says of the rest of
the ticket:
Mr.. Arthur M. Clark, the Democratic
nominee for regent, is a wealthy Lex
ington lumberman. He is just the kind
not need. In point of usefulness he
would be inferior to either of his Repub-
lican opponents. Mr.. Sherwood is de-
scribed by one Democrat as "a pOmpOus
/ lawyer" by another as "a pettifOgger,"
and by third as secOnd-rate man.
There Is abundant reason for the failure
to nominate really good candidate in
the fact that genuine Greenbacker and
good lawyer are opposite terms, Mr..
Shipman excepted. The candidate for
regent, Mr.. Willett, is said to be gradu-
ate of the University, but the University
men in Detroit seem to know nothing Of
him.
The Republicans are willing to stand
on the merits of their ticket, having no
fears for the result if all will consult
the best interests Of the state and vote
the ticket that will best subserve the
interests of the people. If the Republi-
cans will turn out and vote, there can be
no question of the election of the Repub-
lican candidates.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17

Northern Route for East sndia Trade.
From the Northwestern Lumberman.
The earnestness with which the Can
adian railroad interests are endeavOring
to form connection with the Northern
Pacific railroad by way of Sault Ste.
Marie and the upper Michigan peninsu-
lar is an assurance that the scheme will
be an accomplished fact before long.
The Canadian Pacific syndicate and the
Grand Trunk company are rivals for the
connection, and it looks as if the latter
corporation had got ahead of its COM
petitOr. The Grand Trunk company
will construct a railroad direct from the
Sault to Gravenhurst, and will purchase
the Northern railroad from Gravenhurst
to COllingwOOd and Toronto, thus having
through line to Montreal and Quebec.
The Midland company has also begun
to build that part of line that will con-
meet the Sault with another route to
Montreal. The Marquette and Mackinac
company will connect with the Canadian
roads at the Sault, and western line,
reaching to the Northern Pacific, in the
Duluth region will be constructed in
due time. Thus, it will be seen that a
great northern through line will be
formed, running the length of the upper
Michigan peninsular, crossing into
Canada and so on to Montreal. Over
this route the Northern Pacific will pour
much of its traffic to the Atlantic sea
board. An old mariner has called atten-
tiOn to the fact that the East India and
China trade would, doubtless, take this
route across the continent, because the
vessels in that trade crossing the Pacific
reach the American coast in the latitude
of Portland, Ore, on account of the trade
winds, and then run down the coast to
San Francisco. The Northern Pacific
route would thus exactly accOmOdate
this trade, and the Canadian connections
at Sault Ste Marie would get the benefit
| of il.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17

The new nickels are being issued from
the Philadelphia mint at the rate of
5000 day.
At Bristol, Ind, Mary Grippe, who has
been using crutches for four years, was
instantaneOusly cured after praying for
relief.
L. W. Pond used to be worth million
dollars and own car shops in Worcester.
Heis now working in those shops at So
a day.
The census of 1880 showed that the
number of people exactly thirty years
OF age was greater than that of adults
OF any other single age.
Lieutenant Greeley's Arctic stations
are to be broken up, and he will have to
return home, as Congress refused to
make an appropriation for him.
The Rev. David Brigham, aged 80, and
his wife, aged 81, of BridgewaJer, Mass.
celebrated the 63d anniversary of their
marriage Friday Of last week.
Walter Harman of Centreville, Nd.
found penny of 1896 among the change
In his pocket, the other day, and cent
fancier gave him barrel of flour for it.
The people and the banks March 1,
owned 1927, ,198,6O0 of U. S. 3 per cents,
$54 ,339,S50 31s per cents, $739, 1857 300 4
per cents, and $250,OOO,OOO AZ per cents:
total $l,340,895, $50.
j. R Dodge, statistician of the Agricul.
tural department, Washington, says no
reports of damage. to growing wheat
haye been received by him. He says fu-
ture disasters alone can injure the crop.
Judge VIM. White, chief justice of the
supreme court of Ohio, and recently ap-
pointed U. s. circuit Judge for the
southern district of that state, died
Monday at Springfield, o., of Bright's
disease.
1t is claimed check for $4,000, given
by S. w. Dorsey in 1879 to Judge j. b.
Bissell, of Leadville, Colorado, in pay
ment of poker debt, has led Rerdell,
the star route informer, to confOund the
name with that Of Congressman j. B.
BelfOrd.
Germany is burying its telegraph
wires, and has already completed elabOr-
ate system of subterranean cables from
Konigsburg to Strasburg and from Lin
den to Breslau. connecting $50 German
towns. The system cost $l0,OOO,OOO, and
Is working admirably.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
PERSONAL.


LEVI GRAY. of Mackinac was in the
village this week.
MRS. WILL C. WHITING arrived home
Wednesday evening.
MRS. CHAs. ii. MUTE and children
have gone to Maine for visit of several
weeks.
p. M. LATHROP arrived from Drum
mOnd's island Thursday night. He will
visit Chicago before returning to the
island.
GEO. +. RAYNOLDS, cashier at the bank,
left last night for Ohio, called by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
his brother.
WILL VAN VALKENBURG returned from
Detroit yesterday morning. He reports
weather warm and not particle of
snowlin that city.
HENRY ERRATT went to st. Ignace,
last Saturday to see what prospects there
were of getting some wells to sink at
that place. He reports chances good.
Mr.. AND MRS. j. W. LINDERMAN re-
turned from Newberry Wednesday night.
Mr.. Linderman has the new hotel at
that station completed as far as the car
penter work is concerned.
ID. MCCOoL, Superintendent of the De-
trOit, ,Mackinac & Marquette railroad was
in the village Wednesday, investigating
the feasibility of the Algomah making
this port. He was convinced that she
could do it, and Orderded the trial made.
j. A. CROOKsTON formerly resident
of ChebOygan, now Of the firm of Shep-
hard, Hazeltine & Co., wholesale
druggists, of Grand Rapids is in the vii
lage. He reports an increasing trade.
The firm, the 1st of February, moved to
more extensive quarters, now occupying
a building. erected especially for them,
80 feet front by 40 feet deep.
MRS DAVID SMITH and family leave
next Monday evening for Portland, Ore
gOn, to join Mr.. Smith. Capt. r. Holland
and wife accompany them. Mr.. Holland
will leave his wife with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, and 60 on to Wash
ington territory. The many friends of
ali will miss them. Mrs. Smith and
family are among the earliest settlers
of Cheboygan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
Closing Ont Sale

OF fancy goods at cost, for the next
ten days, at Mrs. McLin's, first door
north of Nelson & Bullen's. Hoods,
-mittens, embroidery silks, dress buttons,
remnants of canvasses, &C., at half
price. Any goods in our line at prices
to suit purchases.
Cheboygan, March 10th, 1883.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
The Ideal saloon.

The Dayton o. Journal is authority for
the statement that Bishop Ireland, Of
the Roman Catholic church says that
saloon keeping is permissible" under
certain circumstances:
1. To keep closed on Sunday.
2. Not to sell liquor to minors.
3. No saloon keeper should suffer curs-
ing, s,cearing or profdne and indecent Ian
gtdge of any kind in his establishment.
4. Should not sell to man alre ady
inebriated, or to any habitual drunkard.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17

The Aftermath musical social will be
given at the residence of Mrs. t. T. Van
Arsdale, Friday evening, March 30th.
IL will be an evening Of interest and
pleasure to all who may attend.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17

It will pay you to buy one Of those
cloaks at Nelson & Bullen's even though
you should not need it until next winter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
STATE NEWS.

The repairs on the f. e. p. M. steamer
No. 1, at LudingtOn, cost about $1,000.
The citizens of Frankfort are hoping
for railroad communications with Cad
lilac this season. ~
Muskegon has turned out the first
locomotive made in western Michigan;
its cost, $4,000.
The state teachers institute will be
held at Battle Creek during the week
beginning March 25.
Bishop Ritcher, the new prelate of
Grand Rapids, was in that city Tuesday
with reference to his approaching con-
secratiOn. He returned to Cincinnati
in the evening.
Two young school ma'ams of Carson
City, MOntcalm county, have gone to
Dakota, where they have located claims
which they intend to live upon. improve,
and hold in their own names.
VIM. r. Neal, treasurer of Calhoun
county, left the safe unlocked few
evenings ago, and the next morning
found the office had been entered and
over $500 taken; no clue the thieves.
Asa Kingsbury, 40 years a resident of
CassOpolis, died at his home in that
village on Saturday, aged u. He was
founder and president of the CassOpolis
national bank, royal arch mason, and
the father of 81 children.
have secured patent for furnace to
consume all the sawdust and refuse of
of saw mills, be fed and attended auto
matically, and furnish fire for the boil
ers. Several large mills will try the fur
mace this season.
Twenty years ago last Saturday Pres
ident Abraham Lincoln appointed Sol
Omon L. Withey Judge of the District
Court for the western district OF Mich
igan. Judge Withey values his COM
mission very highly. The document is
signed by Abraham Lincoln and William
III. Seward, secretary of state.
Brave Boys for the Naval Academy.
The Secretary of the Navy having no.
titled the Hon. II. II. Hatch that he has
the privilege of appointing a candidate
for the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
the latter will recommend for admission
to the academy the successful partici-
pant in competitive examination. This
examination will be open to all young
men between the ages Of IA and 18 years
who reside in the Tenth Congressional
District, and will comprise thorough
physical examination, and examination
in reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic,
geography, and English grammar. The
successful candidate will then be en-
titled to enter the Naval Academy after
having passed the the entrance exami-
nation. The application for the posi-
tiOn must be filed with Mr.. Hatch on or
before the 14th day of April next, and
on the 10th of that month the applicant
must appear before board of examiners
to be held at Bay City and submit to an
examination.
II will nav Won tn buv one of those
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17

A good plain cook, and also girl for
upstairs work. Apply at Thompson
Smiths, Duncan city.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
NTEDARD METIVIER

COUNTY YCLERK & REGISTER OF DEEDS
Oficehoursfrom D o. clocR A. M.to IL NJ, and
from o'clockP. M. to p. M for entern and re
cordins deeds or other rtnstruments to be paid 70
when the same 8 left forrecord. tjsntf9
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17

Having secured the exclusive right for Che
boygan county, to administer Vitalized with
Hurd's Patent Apparatus, illustrated by the
above cut) for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth DR.. Hill is now prepared to do all
kinds of dental work in the most thorough
manner, Vitalized air is perfectly harmless,
and agrees with all constitutions.