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Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

IT WILL be surprise to our citizen,
in general to know that a bill is pendin,
before the Legislature to create
Twelfth Ward in the city of Whining
ton by annexing Andersonville and Sill
verbroOk to the city. This Of course il
but another political scheme to max,
another Democratic ward, so that the,
may have a larger Democratic majority
in the City Council than they now hav,
under the already unequal ward ap
portionment. Should the bill be y1rne ;
law the Democrats would then hay,
seven OF the twelve wards OF the city
and fourteen of the twenty five member
OF the City Council while the Repuhl,
can portion of the city which com prise
the larger number of voters would nav,
but five wards, and ten, possibly eleven
mem bers of the City Council. TIL
Legislature is unanimously Democrat,
but it will hardly we hope commit sucl
an act of injustice to the c:tiz ans U
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
A Copperaesa warmed 20 Life.

A CoDperhesd Warmed 90 Life.
The truth is gradually leaking out
about the new Minister to England.
Nobody denies that he is an able man,
and nobody claims that he Is q
brilliant man and he may make q very
respectable representative to Great
Britain. While giving him credit,
however, for ability and character there
are other things OF which he has been
guilty that detracts very much from
the general estimate in which he has
been held. A search back to the period
OF the war discloses q rank Democra,
o: the copperhead persuasion. In Sep
ten Der, 1864, in q speech made before a
secret club OF coprerheads in Burling-
ION, Vermont, he assaulted President
L ncoln with the mos. alarming kind
Of venom and animosi.y. He called the
President "a wooden head" also a
twentieth rate back woods lawyer
and declared the North was fighting
only to "turn the niggers all loose, and
white wash them in the blood Of mil
lions" and much more OF the same kind
Of reasonable balderdash that chimes
in most remarkably well with the speech
that Mr.. Bayard made down on Dover
Green about the same time. Even down
70 1880, when he got the empty honor
u a nomin alton for Governor of Yer.
mont by his party, he showed by his
public speeches that he had lost none
of his old time copperhead venom, and
never seemed to realize that slavery had
been crushed to death by the late re-
bellion.
In his speech OF acceptance his old
hatred of the negroes broke out afresb
and he fell upon the Southern Republi
cans with all the bitterness OF sixteeI
years of pen. up boiling wrath. II
short there never was q more pro
nounced and bitter pro-slavery man il
the North. This may account for thu
reason that he was hunted ont by Mr.
Bayard to receive the honors OF the sd
ADMINISTRATION. The lost cause" will
at last have q representative a, the
Court of S., James
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
Ru5Sells
300 Market Street.
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore MiIns ID
MARCH 10Th, 1885.

Trains leave WILMINGTON se follows:
FOR Philadelphia AID inform ediate sta
Ions, go, 100, 1880 o. IL. ESQ, 400 1908
p. N.
Philadelphia. ts,prees),a a, s.47, 80 30 : 80
~, 200, slo,st 1905, n.tb .. m; IL a, ia 46,
i;4, ~, 900, eA $40 P, m.
e.46, 7.<0 Pm
forWes Chester, via Lsmokin, $40 and
s.lb q. m. 2.se and 400 p. n.
baltimore snd Observation-Disclosures, IL, %
.. IN. 600, ll.4T y. m.
Baltimore and bay Line, 1.oop pm.
baltimore and Washington, l.23, AL, 500
1000, 1888 An; Loo, Il. T. 81, 100, p. m,
trains Tor Delaware Division leavefor:
rev castle, e.lb, s.ss q. M; l28s, 40, $50
e.2t p. m.
Harrington, Dsiaiar, and way s.a,ions. 9 3,
3. IA, and l: IS .. Ii.
harrington AID way Stations, e.25 D. n,
Express for Seaford, $50 .. N.
Express for Dover and Delmsr, n.t6 D. N
VsVy dsy.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate station,
iic q; m. lz.ol u. $50. $40, 9.b6 y. m
fnliadelphts and NewYork, 400 347.4.4 a
| u: o., 60 p. u.
for Weet Chester. via Ianor,p am ~
! and $50 y. N. Nv o. I"
baltmerc end Washington. La. &4l. s.
'o.oe o. n. Baltimore, li.47 %. m
Eol turner Information assengera are re
lions. WV oSe
rrs;Bs marked a. s.e limited oxpress
apoh which ox'ra tsrs ischt-sed.
UEAHLES L. PuuL. Z. Il WOoD
'fensrsI Mant0c- ''an.rr' Passenger AT
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
The LegfH,ature.

Nearly three months have Ella Deed
since the meeting OF the Legislature,
and very few bills have been enacted
that will promote in any degree the in
terests Of the great mass of the people.
II seems to us that the session thus far
has been more barren of important re-
suits than any one that preceded it.
Beyond the passage of few divorce
bills, the elec,ion Of [. S.
Senator, the rejection OF the amendment
providing for increased representation,
little has yet been perfected TO make
the session worthy Of rene N berance.
Indeed it is more distinguish for
what it has not accomplished, than 70,
the manifestation Of any particular
virtue. 1t is now proposed to adjourn
about the middle Of April, and i. may
be that important measures will yet be
enacted. The disposition 10 defer bust
ness TO the las. hour seems 10 prevail in
legislative bodies generally, and the
cause of complain is universal. Other
legislative bodies have been less prolifi
of results. For instance I, is said that
the Pennsylvania Legislature has on "
passed three bills OF public character
thus far and the Legislatures Of some
other States d. not present mu'h
better record Their sessions are con
sequently more costly than IS consist
ent with the good Of the public
treasury.
The people, however, pay their take
with as little grumbling as possible
aud congra- ulate themselves that the,
are not worse of than their neighbors
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

nUBI lC SALE-IHE SUBSCRIBER
l. intending To quit the dairy business
will sell at public sale on the Jackson lnr
farm. Lancaster pike and uPonts road
MONDAY, NJ ARCH 30. 1885,
at l O'Clock, p. m,
Six head Of good driving horses. ~
No. Sorrel Moscow mare. lady 49S
M, years old, kind and tentle, feafI.ks O
steam, an can t-o. q mile In 2.tU.
No. 2. Bay horse George, 7years Old. Q
good driver and worker !; can be driven by q
lady.
No. 9. Gray horse Rock, years old
work anywhere, and solid chunk
No. 4. Black horse Nathan, 10 years old
tirstclass driver.
No. bay horse Harry, 10 years old,
nJst-cllss driving horse.
No. o. Prown III re Nellie, years old
good driver, viii make gotd tusiLes
mare.
Seven head o. COWS, sons with calves b,
their aides one, thoroughbred Alderne 2
two-year-old heiters, sprlnglng TO calf,
iour.months old calves, one thoroughbre >,
AlderIey, one thoroughbred urban
WAGONS: 3buggies Of the best build, as
good as new; milk wagon, new last fall
l skeleton wagon, with spar s.ring Ger
IN antown wagon, basket phaeton, as uoot
as new; ] horse cart, sleighs, one as s0o,
as new 3 sets OF single carriage harnets
sets Of lead harness. l set of cart hsrn. rs col
lars, b idles and many other articles too te
dious to mention.
CONDITIONS OF SALE: Sums OF $40 an,
under, cash over that amount a credit Of
| months will be given bs the purchaser Civ
eng barkable note with approved endorser
j. ". MCCOY.
l.. W. Stidhbm n Son, A uet's ml9-et-oo,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

THERE is only 50, 462. II In bank TO
the credit Of the city, and many large
bills and the appropriations for the fire
dep srtment are not paid. At the same
time there is $50, 900 in bank to the
credit of the Water Commission, and
the City Council is asking the Legisla-
ture to permit the negotiation of loan
of 500, 900. The three items named
show the condition of affairs exactly.
II the city had what the Water Com.
mission has it would not need the loan
Of 100000.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
UT


Incorpor1,ec IA 1858 fer 20 years ~ . I
Legislature tor Educational and Charitable
purposes-with capital OF u. 900, oco-t'
which rese-'e r.1d ~ over 1854, ooc has SIT A.
heen added.
By an overwhe, Mig popular vote its ira .
chise was made part n the present stat
Constitution adopted I've. md. A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed nv the pc pie Of any state. II ncve'
scales or postyNnes
Its Grand Stngie Number Draw.
fngs take place monthly.
A APLENDIO OPPORTUNITY To
WIN FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAM
DRAWING, CLASS u, IN THE ACADL
MY or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS. TT rs
DAY, April II. lss5..l79th MONTH,
Drawirg.
CAPITAL PRIZE, s75, 900.
100, 900 Tick cts NJ Five Dollars Each
Fractions, in Ffftha IN Proportion
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
WANAMAKER'S.
plans and execution of bag
and book are equally good.
Who expects such? You
who read. Nobody else.

who read. Nobody else.
Northwest from the center.
No more lo-cent paper tor
< cents after this week so far
as we now see; may be none
tomorrow. The first hun
bred who come will finish it.
I'VE have had near twenty
different sorts not all exac.-
ly two to one, some fully that,
some a little short. None OF
them fine. Ten cents doesn't
buy fine paper. Yes, that
French was fine but that
was so long age.
Best-in- the-world for two
thirds, 10 cents. We just
said ten cents doesn't buy
fine paper. 1t does. 1t has
tor a month. This best-in-the-
world is Cranes (of Dalton)
II5-cent, IS-cent, accent
square-commercial and royal
sizes only-that's the rub.
Boxes OF finest paper, billet,
octave, square-commercial
and envelopes, IS cents.
All papers: quires at ream
prices envelopes: packs at
thousand.
Northwest from the center.
No mole alligator tea-sets.
Now we know exactly what
it was worth. The maker
will sell it for SIS.
The spoons and forks bore
just about the same proper
onn. More spoons and
forks.
B. the City ball. square door
German white china, hall
value.
Covered Vegetable dishes $3.50.
Meat dishes, 16ii eli so
Plates, dinner, break fast or.ea,
per dozen LOO
| Coffee cups and sauc-rs, dozen 200
Tea ditto 1.25
| Tea ditto, larger 175
Blue Willow plates, dozen 60
Wedgewood tea plates, dozeE lao
Decorated bowls .O5
Glass fruit dish aud d, zen sau-
GERS 100
tGla IS jugs, % 10 so cents.
| On the bargain table
where are always put the
!. odds and ends and hits anc
misses, the accidents O
crockery.
Basement, CO.
/ JoHS WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, thirteenth and Marke
streets, and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

A WET blanket is bad enough for
Democratic oftice seekers to endure but
1t mus be like pouring bucket of ice
water down the spine to be told that
President Cleveland intends to make no
changes in offices where the incumbent
has proved himself honest and efficient
even though he may have been an &C.
tive partisan, until his term of eff ,e
shall have expired.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
Use Only the Hest.

Keep up with the times and start the
new year well. Diamond Dust will
make its mark in the kitchen,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
All Moved 10 Front Stree,

Everybody is trying to move TO Stans
bury Murray, Jr's., 104 E Front street,
40 they can get clean shave and a
Wales eli gar
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
For Roller Rhases

use Crossley's genuine sewing machine
oil-none better. 623 Ship ey street,
near corner of Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
~OAP ITAL PRICE. $4,000. ~
Ticket enly %. shares I'm proper
tiOn.
Louisiana state LotteryCompan,

LOUISIANA State LOtteryCOmpany
I'VE do hereiy eei tf} that We supeiNie
the arrangement FOL ell the Monthly an'
SemtAnnual Drawinks Of The i.ouisisn
state Lottery Company, and In person Ma
age and control the drawings themselves iF
that the same are conducted with honest
fairness, and in good faith toward all paftsi
and We authorize the Company 70 ice IT,
ceruficste, with iae-sililes OF ouI signature
.ttschhs., In its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
WANAM AKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. March ~. 1885.

oprlng az last IN alr anu
sky .
A cashmere fabric covered
all over with little tufts OF
velvet. The cloth is lost en-
tirely. The tufts are small
and near together. You look
direct on the stuff as it lies
on the counter fiat. 1t is only
a rather rich brocade, invi-
ting enough, perhaps, to eye
and hand. But drape it |!
The instant you catch a view
|askance of it you see such a
sunrise yesterdays. There's
a little gold in every one OF
those thousand tufts OF velvet,
a touch Of blue, of green, Of
orange, a little shaft of red.
The cloth is melowed with
brown. There are no sepa.
rate colors. 1t is night and
dawn and morning all in one.
The sun is just below the
horizon line. That sheen OF
gold--- 1t is only
a dress-stuf.
There are rough and not
trough There is rough that
is extremely rich. There is
rough that is only rough.
There is rough and beautiful.
There is rough and SO rich
and beautiful you instructive
lily think OF it as fine. Fash
ion is very generous.
1t isn't practical to report
1.-THE coming Of single pieces.
| Those we quote you will
lplease regard as standing for
many more.
Southeast from tie center.
| More OF those little-check
lginghams, eighteen cents for
10; but not enough. Come
promptly.
North west from the center.
Man or woman thinking
of underwear for the warmer
weather we look for by ano
Iby will do we'll to note four
lgrades of French Balbriggan;
two for the woman, Jour fol
the man.
; The coarsest garment, un
der-shirt or drawers, the maj
. will pay IS cents for Z; thu
woman SI,25-half a dolla
a suit less than year ago
Remember, these thing
were bought before the up
ward turn; and then they
4 had to be made. With al
the more cunning and quick
er machinery another yea
may bring forth we do no
: expect to see such garment
as these go down. Wher
; ever a stitch is needed TO
3 strength or beauty the stitcl
: is there ; and the stitch is ;
= faithful hold-tast.
e The next grade finer, 2,
II cents more a garment; n
e better. The man may pa
J. two quarters more for eacl
y a finer garment still no be,
d ter. Goodness of stuff an,
+. making were exhausted at 7
It cents and ST. IS
q The plain shopping trut
Of the matter is, we suppost
IS they may ransack the cour
a try over and find no bette
!. at any price and not find thes
is for the money.
- - That is what we do wher
y ever we can and the man an
&c woman who cou t on our SUI
a cess will be gamers hall tn
.eltlme at least.
rs " at Of Agcale, counter along the we
IL wall oi 1919 Chestnut
,e Black jerseys with whit
.. dots, blue with red, red wit
:, black. Jerseys with braid
.a unexpectable shapes. Jel
seys with vests and the YES,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

DUBIIC SALE-l WILL SELL AT
i public sale, on the farm known as the
Webb farm, Just outside of the city limits on
the Lancaster pike, opposite Mr. John
Tatem's farm, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, 1855,
at l O'Clock, p. m,
No l. Large gray draft horse Tobe, ~
61a years old, good worker. 10y
20 z Gray mare, Kate, 8 years old, good
worker or driver. The above lair would
make a good large match pair u coact
horses
= No. 8, Bay horse, Harry, good drai, horse
No !. Bay horse, Harry, COED driver OIL
worker, years old
No Large roam hose, 10 years oil
Nos DcK, larse black horae. g years old
No. :, T'm, sorrel hose, years CID
Nc. 5. Gray mare, Kate, Il years old sooc
No, 2 sorrel: stud Joe, 10 years old 20 e
No TO-; Fannie, mare, eyears old, goo
worker, fine driver.
No. Il. Big jim, black horse, excellen
| draught horse, years cid.
Ten tons Of balei hay, nearly new furni
ture car, built by d. Woolman, 8 furnitur
cars, bui by ID. Woolman, Sgooi douhl,
| carts, 10 dirt carts, nearly new, l low liza
wagon for hauling sales, lot OF chains, law
mower, etc. tine dray ! large stone truck
timoer wheels, 1vood family carriage. ium
per wagons, sets OF carriage harness, iarg,
| wagon, sets OF lead ge rs, 10 sets Of car
gears, 2sets Of double harness, plough. col
cles a. u
| TtRMS.-All sums under s!5 cash: n,
| oven % and under $50, creii. of3 months
| 81 owe 800 ana uuder $3.50 a -tdlt Of
months; all over $3.50, n o. edit of months
ny giving bankable nee with app owed in
uofser. NJ. NJ CHILD.
ARe-t to eff ct tire sale.
l.. W. Stidham x Son Auc.'s lal2.et wi,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

Baynard's stock is the largest in the
city TO select from.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

ND KLINE's GREAT NERVE RE
A1ls storor 10 the wonder Of the a. IN
81 nerve diseases. All ats stopped NJ =
sehd 70 No. sel Arch street, PhiiaIslphiS
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

1857 Prizes, amounting 70. .s266, so
ma3 noiy ~ ,hs once ~ 70 ,Ss Somnsna ~
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, Civ.
ing full address. POSTAL MITES, Ii
press MonHy Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
tall sums Of So and upward at our oxpense),
addressed
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

ID BI4C SAI.E-THE SURSCRlRFR
= viii sell on the premises, situated in
the city Of Wilmington, on -
SATURDAY, MARCH 2s, 1855.
at 8 O'Clock, p. 10.
.,ne Thousand three hundre and fry sauars
iee.o OF land, be the same more or le ,it,,.
ated In West Wilmington, near Q r., ".
& n. abroad tetWeeL iird and 1 M, rtv
streets, with a two.story doub o frame dwsiI
my thereon erected. Sale positive Mt & a..
clock p. N. JAMES kRay W.
IL. W. Stidham * son, Aucts. n2s ~.
DuBIIC SALE OF BOOTS AMI
i shoes AZ brakes auction rooms. No II
East Fourth street,on Friday evening. nj arch
~. }. W. BLACKiS1ON. m2b-ats
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

HARD COAL IS THE BEST
BUY IT AT
RENCH ST. WHARF,
GEORGE v, BUSH
& SONS,

sM thli X YOU OAN GET MORI
sindlii 9 wood for 4. 20 nom Richard.
: SnS mn HAP elsewhere. Leave ordsrsS
soie, J. rsinSn q o., o. Tstnsii Rros
assSSa ~. AVsi e. ofdes tslsphons g.
W" uln-u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

More of those little-check
ginghams, eighteen cents for
10 =; but not enough. Come
promptly.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
MONDAY, MARCH 80, 1885,


DUBLIC SALk-l WILL SELL AT
i public sale, on the farm known as the
Webn farm, lust outside of the city limits on
the Lancaster pike, opposite Mr., John
Tatem's farm, on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-01
Milta Point.

WILLS POINT, Ojt. 3l.-.[Special. i
Wills Point has been on she qui VIZ
today, Notwithstanding the decline in
prices OF cotton. 1t seems like the
loves the price goes the moro cotton
comes Ia.
Tho buggy auction to-day on Fourth
street WAS largely attended, and great
bargains were obtained.
Mr.. Craft, the auctloneer in tin pans,
lead pencils, suspsnders and soap, has
pulled out.
The blind organist has dons like
wise.
THIS cattle shipping from this point
has about closed.
Health has very much improved,
there being very little siokness.
District court adjourned for the term
this morning at 9 anton. after session
OF four weeks. The first TIVE weeks
wore devoted to Crialinsl business
Young Peasants was Jrioi and con-
vict5d the hr6t week OF tho theft OF a
horas, and yesterday the court gave
htm a new trial. IL 10 Rsid Major
koarby, OF Dallas, made q powerful
speech on the motion FOR new trial,
Some ray it was tho finest effort of
his life.
The weather for the past two weeks
has been quito prnpinoas for ths ton
crop Of cotton, aud sholld It continue
ono week longer it viii add much to
the crop.
The MANY friends OF TIE HERALD
az Wills Poiut ara greatly pleased
with iIs manly course. Bat it eau well
afford TO be generous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-01

HOUSTON, Oct. 5l.-ISpocial. l-Crimi.
nal court adjourned to-day, after hsv.
lug secured only eight convictions to
serve periods In the peni,entiary.
News reached tho city to day OF a
cold boo1od raurdor A. Homer,
on B'cmond's Narrow Gauge. Laal
nisbt j. j. Muller WAS sitting In
MIA room bbtwoep his two CHILDREN A.
.uppsr, When parties hred both barrels
enot'gsn into hts breast, causing
instadt death. Tho shats esms
through the window from the dark.
ncss .outeide. No clue has yet beon
found TO tho iiend or tiends who did
the shooting.
Judge Cook, Of the criminal court,
to-day soutenced tho prisoners con
Wet d at the term just closed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-01
FORT WORTH.
SEQUEL TO THE cowHIplNc
Burglars Getting In Their Work - Post.
mas'er Fields Makes Ills Bond.
Court Notes - Personal Mem
ton and Minor Matters
In tho Village,

Fort WORTH, Oct. Sl.-[Special.l-
To-day MIR. Gibson filed charge of
perjury against d. @. Feeslss, who
was promptly arrested by Constable
Jpe Witcher, aad gave bond In the
sum ofs5O0. The above Ia soqusl to
what appeared in yesterdays HERALD
OF an attempted cow-hiding os the
9th OF this month. A matriaee
licenso was issued to Andraw Archi-
bald Pierce and Luls Motley Gibson,
aud the parties wsra duly married
TIE licsaso was applied for by d, c.
Feeglas, whose affidavit stated that
the girl was over is years
of agS. Mr.. Gibson arrived
in the city yesterday, and, meeting his
-oa.in-law. proceeded TO Stake It ouE
q him To-day BIO discovered who
bad obtained tho licessa, and Intends
70 make things lively In q LEGAL way.
Me. Gibson is s-wsll-to do farmer liy-
iuG near Handlev.
The saloon OF M. u. st. John was en-
t1rod by burglars, who helped them
selves 10 the contents OF the cash
drawer, whish Emounted TO $3.50. They
also took fine revolver and several
TASKS 0, st. Johns prohibition wafer
20 cheer up with.
Captain Julian Fields made his bond
tHls evening In tho sum OF $27. 900.
which vas signed by nine OF the most
prominent business men, whose nggre-
gste w9elth will amount to over
81, 100000 w
Tao grSud jury sdiourned this
morning, after fudins INNS true bills.
la tho district court this morning
the case OF Bridget Rsticau VS., john
Ia tcsn, suit for divorce and alimony
the c iart allowed Mrs. II ssiosn 500 for
the first month aud $50 per mouth
while the suit in pending.
Judge BsGShsm to-day sentences q
FATTY Bell 10 ave years in the peni-
tertiary.
A special venire was ordered, and
the case Of the State Va. Tobs Turner
am Ed Williams WAS sat for the 10Th
~ N 1vamber.
o ~ one marriage licsnss was Ia
sued to-day. NJ. J0s. :. Lid aud Mrs.
n. NJ. stevens were licensed to COM
Dine shair tature happiness for better
or for worae.
Oscar Smith, who was indictsd more
tbaa vosr sincs, and who has eyadsi
.ne ohcsrai made his appearance on
the, stroots last might, and was sooopod
IN by that eilicisnt officer, IDENTITY
Sheriff Rowan Tucker.
PERsosALs.
Nsssrs. J. b Scruggs and A, NJ.
Friend. of Dallas, are 10 the Fort.
w. Y. Cherry, OF Marshall, is In the
Mr.. j. j. Dickinson, Of tho Evening
Mall, returned TO tho citv to-day frsm
a business trip on tho Fort Worth &
Mr. Frank J. Robinson, q prominent
merchant of Wichita Falls and Hem
r,ette, leaves in the morning for
Wich ia Fails. Mr.. Robinson was ono
81 The parties who vas "held upn a
Tow days sgo noar Abilene. He Ia still
minus his gold watch, chain aud SS5,
Mr.. q II. Sawyer lett tonight for a
snor5 visit 10 Sc. Louis.
Colonel G. A. Price, g prominent
merchant and c,ttleman OF Dublin.
rexs',,r a. ths Hotel Brunswick.
). !. Welburn, OF Colorado, is doing
.hs Fort.
Mr.. Henry c. Fike, claim agent for
tho mlssourl Pacific, Is stopping al
Gin0cchlo's.