davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
Wnman'S Wisdom.

''Shc insists that it is of more importance, tina
her family shall be kept in iull health than Ina
she should nave all the ia hiOnable dresses an
styles of the times She therefore sees 10 il, The
each member of the family IL supplied viii
enough Hop Bilters at the first appearance Of a
symptoms of hea tn, to preVent iii of : c :
ness with it's attached expens.;, care and anxiety
All women should exercise their wisd ON in TN
way -HetC HGUtH PqtiddfHM.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
Re-WOrking Butter.

Hundreds OF tons of white butter are hough
svefy year. worked over by dealers, coored up an
cold for dou Bile the p ice paid the farmers Tn
fact I'll ud convince farmers that they should pL
their own butter into the best shape for marl,e
and realize all they can from ii II must hav
the bright golden color Of tune, which nothing
bat ~ ells, richardson & Cos Perfected Butte
color can give Use his color, pack your butte
in the beet manner, and you viii get the top price
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

He held a seductive-looking piece OF
jewelry in his hand as he kept calling
"only % cents and did you ever see any.
thing SO cheap" Yes" roared one OF
lhe crowd" DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Is
the cheapest and best remedy known
for children"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

What Ais You

II it a disordercd liver giving you a yellow ski
or coctive bowels, which have resulted in distres
ing Piles or do your kidneys refuse TO perform
their functions? "a 70 your system will soon b
cloggcd with polsons. Take few doses of ii
hey ort ard voull fcel like new man natur
Will throw off every impcdiment and each organ
VIII be ready for duty.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
PLEASANT VALLEY, 10 Dari's o. !

J4e0
Dr. PIERCE, Buffalo, NY:
Dear Stre- write this to inform you that my
child, one year o,d, has been pc manenuy cured
OF the fever and ague in weeks time, and L. {
Of but half bJtue of your Golden Medi-
cal Discovery My wife long utferer from vel
complaint and bili1urness, by the use OF the D :.
coveIy and Pellets ha been entiiCly re eved.
The discovery has never disappointed US foi
coughs aAd co DIS. Yours truly,
ia ES SThICkELL,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
Better Times.

The business revival and new era of prosperit,
which has commenced in keeping with tn
increased health and happiness all over the Lame
Ierulting from the gen zeal Introduction Of ar
II RS "a Kidney and liver Cure. The change
wrou- hi by his remedy says Rev. Dr. Harvey
"seem but little less than miraculous
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
- -
Troublesome Children,

that are always welting their beds usht not to b
scolded and punished for Int they cannot help
hey need a medicine having tonic effect ON II
Kidney and urinary organs. Such medicine u
Kidney Wort t has specific action. De not f i
Ia try IL far Them
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

JOSH BILLINGS says Give the devil
his due reads well enough in proverb
but what will become of me and you il
this arrangement is carried out?"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

Annie Larock of Kansas city, though
only 16 years old, has already caused
the separation of two married coupled
and the suicide of two bachelors.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

SINCE an Owego man was fined three
dollars for shaving q man on Sunday
the great question in Owego every Sab
bath is, what shall | do TO be
shaved 2''
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
- -

The young man who was referred to
us when he popped the question, stated
that he visited the convention as an in
trapcted delegate Philadelphia Chron-
{R.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

A WYOMING papers fees for marriag'
notices are las high as the ecstacy anc
liberality of the bridegroom ma!
,,rop,,+ -
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
Col. Tom Scott and Gen. Pope.
New York Letter to Detroit Post.

New ! ork Letter to Detroit Post.
Col. Scott is one of the few men who
have not been hurt in morals or in man
ners by remarkable prosperity. In all
the positions he has occupied he has al
ways been quiet and modest to an ex-
emplary degree. When he was assistant
secretary of war, and visited the south
west during the rebellion, he was fire.
quently mistaken for a hanger-on in the
army on account of those very qualities.
He had occasion, in 1862, | think, to
visit Gen Pope at his headquarters in
New Madrid, Mo. Gen. Pope, as every
body knows, is greatly addicted to pro
family and violence of manner. Col.
Scott entered the headquarters with the
remark, II should like to see Gen.
Pope on business"
"See my adjutantw roared out Pope.
INV business is with Gen. Pope in
person"
BLANK, blank your business; see my
adiutant. | tell you"
MY name is Scott, and
Il don't care whether your name is
Scott, or Jones, or Smith, or Brown.
See my adjutant, blank, blank YOU
"As | was about to say, my name Is
Scott, and wish TO see you on govern
ment business. | have the honor to.be
assistant secretary of wal"
Pope's demeanor underwent revo-
luton, as he said in the blandest man
ner: II beg your pardon, colonel; |
had no intention to be rude, but there
are so many loafers in camp, and they
annoy me so much, that | am some
times put out of temper. Be good
enough to take seat, and have the
kindness to inform me Of your wishes. +"
Col Scott entered at once upon the bust
ness in hand making no reference what
ever to Pope's outrageous behavior,
though it is fair to presume that his for
bearance and reticence taught the lnso-
lent general a lesson.
Switzerland has determined to discs
tabllish the Protestant and Catholic
churches, the Great Council having
adopted a law forbidding the granting of
state and commercial subsidies for re-
ligious purposes. The population of the
country is pretty near-y evenly divided
between Protestants and Catholics.
The Catholic church Is governed by
Rome through five Bishops, and the
Protestant Presbyterian church is
supervised by the magistrates of the
various cantons. According to the con-
stitution of 1874 mo one is bound TO
pay taxes specially appropriated to de
| fraying the expenses of a creed to which
he does not belong.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

James Morgan, 1856 and 3SS East Water Stree
Milwaukee, has a stock Of Dress Goods eml raen
all the most Stylish Dress Fabrics from the BE-
mills Ladies are invited TO send for his Price Ii
Of Summer Goods, &c.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

The xoltaic Belt Co.. Mar hatl. MteL
will send their celebrated Electro foltfi
Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days tria
Speedy Gu es guaranteed. They mea
what they say. Write them without del
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

Females that are liable 10 suppression By iakir
cold or irregular or painful mensuiation. shou
always keep Carriers Compound Extract Of az
weed on hand, and IT. use will convince them III
il Is Natures remedy in those complaints.
Bosworth & Sons, Wholesale agents, wanke
o. Noble & Co, Projectors, Erie, Penn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

We would no more be without Dobbins' Eleetri
Soap, (rnade by Cragn e. Co.. Philadelphia =
our family than without stove 1t is pure, an
docs its own work without the main strength o
the washwoman. Try it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

David Davis is not the sort of Il mar
to stay on the fence long, as fences ART
usually constructed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

Builders viii consult their Interests by se1dlng
Rlckneu I'd Comstosk ~ Broadway. New York,
their isse Illustrated Catalogue Of Books on 3adins
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17

blessing
Mrs. Glyn turned her head away.
You Will go, at all events Lily
mamma, | love him. Wouldn't you
do as much-so little-for anyone you
loved ?"
An, She would have died in those
carry days, for this sick boys father.
Wait" she said until | come
back"
And while Lilly sat crying and pray
ing her mother went to Malcolm Car
| lvou, and was shown TO the bedside of
| the delirious hoy. where his father sat
! in hopeless anguish, looking at the
| fevcr-fiushed face, the tangled, curling
| hair
He looked up as she entered.
Your work - he said, sternly, us he
pointed to the bed.
but | will atone Oh, Malcolm, |
am sorry, sorry Lilly is coming 10
him. and | will stay and fight death
with him He will live-he shall live,
and heaven will forgive me =
And he sprang toward ner pale and
passionful. and lifted both her hands to
his lips
1T is my own little maud again Yes,
/ lie " III Sct bGltCI llON- llit dbttpA 81 ;
he will, if Lilly comes; and Maud
Maud, cannot we 60 back to that day so
long ago, when l wanted to ask YOU to
bless my life ?" viii Won come to me
now, dear?"
Aud when Herbert and Lilly were
! married-six months afterward-an-
other ceremoney was performed, and
| Maud Carlyon'S heart was at peace for
the first time in years and years.
THE business and professional inten-
tioas of the graduating class at Harvard
/ College are thus summarized: Law, 40;
business, p; teaching. ID; medicine, 10;
ministry, 5; study, ,; undecided, 81
civil engineering, private secretary,
/ library work, electrical engineer, each.
The religious views of the class are: Uni
tartan, 81; Episcopalian, 81; Orthodox,
-; Presbyterian, 4; Catholic, 5; Baptist,
3; Universalist. l; Swedenborgian, 1;un-
decided, %; liberal, 10; none, i.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
Person al.

DR.. Tantum and family who went to
jacksonville, Florida, a few weeks age
for the benefit of the Doctors health
have left that place and have removed
farther north to Charleston, South
Carolina where they intend to spend
some time before they return home.
They left Jacksonville on account OF
the extreme heat the thermometer rang
ing in The neighborhood Of IS to 80,
which was is degrees warmer than
ever known befere at the same season
of the year. The Doctors health is i'm
proving.
Taylor Gray, near Cowantown, who
was formerly employed in erecting
telegraph lines, has accepted a per-
msnent situation with a telephone com,
|pany in Wilmington, Del, as general
superintendent Of their wires in that
lofty and vicinity.
On Tuesday last, on motion Of VIM.
IL. Jones, Esq., Prof. W. II. Purnell,
President Of Del. college and member
of the Baltimore bar, was admitted to
practice in the circuit court of Cecil
county.
Austin Harrington, Esq, Secretary Of
the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, has returned home from q
visit to New York, made in the interest
Of the society.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
a HUSBANDS WOES.
The Statement of a Suicide-A VIII.
miMgtOnian Accused.

Hu0 SthtDHW&ut vi u 0uhCAMD-A VIII
mtngtOnian Accused.
Marks Davidson, the man who shot
himself at the Central Avenue Hotel in
Philadelphia, On the morning of the
14.h of February, was born in Grusen,
Prussia, and was forty-tve years of age.
From written statement by the dead
man it appears that he married young
lady thirteen years ago, but she was
unfaithful to him.
Soon after his marriage he took her
to Savannah, Ga, but at the end of two
weeks he was compelled to inform her
parents that he could not live with
her, on account Of her wicked habits,
but not wishing to expose her family
to disgrace he repented OF his decision
and consented to remain with her.
She, however, caused him so much
shame in Ohio and Delaware that he
left her for five months and went West,
but he could obtain no peace of mind
there 80 he returned to Philadelphia
with the intention Of taking farewell
of his children and then kill himself.
He had taken six grains of morphine
and dose of chlJroform at a previous
time, but they proved ineffective. He
therefore killed himself with q pistol
shot.
The suicide also made the following
Observation-Disclosures are two younger
children which did not mention in
my other statement, whom | never
owned as my own children, a boy and
girl. The boys father, is blue-eyed
Irishman, who keeps bar-room on
Market street in Wilmington, Del,
where resided with my family two
wears and half"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22

a
si's MV' George R. Kramer preached tht
Iua a ana final di5rourss Of a series
l0n Mark l6; 1916; on Sunday morn
IT, u Alter brief recapitulation @
n %lef connected points he proceeded
'.,'. eu2iaate scripture regarding tht
sns su'e OF the final clause OF his text -
4 \ ~ u 'IS' oeleiveth not shall be damn.
s,,, w. me destiny of the wicked ID
sop p''SSr' oy other terms than damra.
tI"., au' anu the speaker showed what
u1; i' 'sfAS were. He concluded by
%,ug |,,sin. 10 die is the reasonable and
"ptoraI slslI! idea Of damnatiop. Gods
|,,s;nl aO voice to the wayward is heard
nv " N, ri1fn ye, for why will ye
dts. ,.1 That man has no appreciation
~' So grace Of God who says that death
Ri a. ,iDa! penalty If associating with God
h.. h. viewing his fatherly and loving
,ad S.il %'a scenes ofnever. fading beauty,
|bs no. 's'Gg ", gloriAed with Christ, partsk.
Dno'., y, immortal life, in ths blissfu1
h. fru'OnsAip of good men aud
gapd Iya.aos yal Of holy angels in the
SS;a ua neW creation, be no BLESSING. thsr
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
Slate TNrf TOpIcR.

Mr. NnstLan Cook, formerly owner
OF "Fancy" and "Felton," has recent.
ly purchased "Bees Wing" which is
reported to be livly trotter.
John Wharton has recently placed
fisherman Morgan" in the hands Of
Jack Phillips the horse trainer. sher.
man Morgan will commence trotting at
Washington, D. c., and will take in
most Of tho races on the Eastern Shore
the coming season.
II is said that "Tom Baya-d," (thc
Holland horse) formerly of Dover,
now owned by J. M. Ford, of Dover, IL
the fastest horse on the Peninsula.
"Sussex," a horse belonging to Thos.
Anderson, Of Woodside, is being given
thorough training and will trot at
the coming colt races this season in
this State. "Modoc" is receiving care
full attention also.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
The Eight Hour Law.

At mass meeting of workingmen
held in st. Louis yesterday, resolutions
were adopted asking the Missouri SEN
ators and Representatives, in Congress
to vote for such legislation as shall en-
force the Eight Hour law of 1868 de-
olariug that the 'workingmen will "do
everything in their power to accomplish
the political destruction of any Con-
gresham of whatever party who votes
or speaks against proper bill to en-
force said National law )" and demand
ing of Congress the creation Of Nation
al Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
Improvement.

John Parker has thoroughly refitted
his tonsorial establishment, No. 103 Z.
Second street, making 1t one of the
handsomest of the kind in this section
Of the country. The floor has bsen
covered with oil cloth, the cid chairs
have been replaced by four new ones Of
the latest and most improved pattern.
some six or eight mirrors and number
OF pictures ornament the walls, which
also have been handsomely papered.
and everything has been arranged with
taste and in the most attractive man
ner, while his raxors are keen Of edge
and are handled in the most artistic
style. A door has also been cut into
the adjoining room making ingress to
the dwelling, which is now occupied
by his family, very easy and con-
venient. The room is large and airy
and for attractivsness 1t cannot be
readily surpassed. Parker certainly de.
serves great credit for the enterprise
and taste displayed, and his patrons
should be greatly augmented in num-
ber. He certainly deserves to be lib.
orally patronized. He commenced bust
mesa some twenty We years ago in the
basement of the Glazier building, cor
ner Of Third and Market streets, and
after laboring so long time in our city
further commentator at our hands
would be supsranous.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
PULLING A POLICY DEN.
The Gambling Establishment Of
William Lewes Raided by the
Police Saturday Night.

"AAAhAm ASW6A bhtNDu DV thC
Police Saturday Night.
On Saturday colored man made
complaint before Mayor Almond Of a
gambling den kept by William Lewes
on New street, in violation Of the Law,
and a warrant was issued for the arrest
OF these connected with the place. In
pursuance of this, Chief of Police Max
well, at the head Of posse, consisting
Of Sergeant Whelan and officers Can
non, Brickle, Bsrnhardt, Pardse, Cham
bers, Mccormick and McIlhenny, made
q descent upon the place.
The men were 80 placed about the
house that all means of exit were guard
ed, and the officers not SO employed en-
tered the building and made the ar.
rests. Abraham Wood and John Moore,
both cslored, were arrested in the
place, while engaged in plying their
nefarious occupation, and William
Naudain, Perry duncan, John Cooper,
and J. w. Mann, also eolSFed, were afi
rested In the yard, not tor being en-
gagged in assisting in conducting the
place, but bees use it was thought they
would make valuable witnesses.
All these parties were held In the
sum Of 800 to appear when wanted,
and the trial will come of this evening,
at which time it is expected that VII.
liam Lswes, the proprietor Of the den,
will be arraigned and given hearing.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22

On Mrs. Adelaide NJ. Houston, by
Rev. d. Caldwell.
On Mrs. Elizabeth stengle, by Rev.
Mr.. Duhaaaway.
On Sarah Ann Scott, wife Of Bishop
Scott, by Rev. Mr.. Hutchin.
On Rev. DR.. Dashiell, by Rsv. DR..
Phebus. ..
In the evening Rev. DR.. Fowler, editor
Of the "Christian Advocate, addressed
very large audience on "Education. u
TEE LAT ooEFRRKEoE.
The lay conference have passed the
following resolutions for the relief ofthe
Conference Academy
Resolved, That the Secretary of this Cen,
ference be directed 10 notify oach lay delegate
that this Electoral Conference has assumed
to pay o., ,000 Of the Conference Academy debt
and be (the delegate 80 n0tified) Ia coDssitu-
ted an agent TO collect the amount appOr.
TONED TO his charge.
Accompanying this resolution was
the following list Of apportionments TO
the aiffafent charges Of the smonnts
they will be expected to contribute.
Whining -Asbury, $50; 81. Paul.
$50; Union, s45; Scott, 80; Grace, ele0;
Epworth, $l0; B.andywine, $40; Mt.
Salem as; Newport. s25; Chester, $25;
Mt. Lebanon, e15; Mt. Pleasant, SIS;
Claymout, alO New Castle, $50; Red
Lioa, s20; Christiana, $40; st. Georges;
e45; Delaware City, s35; Bethel, $35;
Chesapeake City, s35; Newark, s35;
Cherry Hill, $35; Elkton, 1859; North
Rast, 500; ELK Neck, s15; Port Deposit,
$50; Rising Sun, S25; Zion, &35;-
-el5; Smyrna, $40; Smyrna Circuit
$50: Townsend, 40; Appoquinimink,
$50; Middletown, 40; Odessa, $40; Co
clifton, 90; Galena, $40; Millington,
$50; Still Pond, $50; Chestertown, $40,
Kent, $40; Suddsrville, $40; Church
Hill, $50; Csntreville, $40; Queenstown, +,
$50; Kent Island, $50; Easton, 40; St.
Michael's, $40; Royal Oak, $40; Talbot,
e4o; Trappe, $50; Hillsboro, $50;
Greensboro, $50; Kings Creek, $50;
Denton, 1886, Marydsl $35; Lsipslc $40:
Wyoming, 30; Eelton, 40; Fr ederios,
80; Barretts, 30; Milford, 80; Harring-
ton, 60; Lincoln, 40; Ellsndale, 40;
Georgetown, so; Milton, 40; Lewes, So;
Millsboro, As; Seafsrd, 40; Bridgeville,
so; fredericksburg, As; Galestown, 80;
Dorchester, 40; Cambridge, 40; Beck
with's, 30, Church Creek, 20; Wood
ladstown, 30; Salisbury, As; Fruitland,
As, Delmar, As; Laurel, so; Louisville,
IS; Parsonsburg, 35; Gumboro, As;
Frankford, 45; Roxana, 45; Berlin, As;
Snow Hill, 45; Chincotsague, 45; POGO
moke City, As; Stockton, 35; Accomac,
45; Crisfeld, so; Annamessix, As; As.
bury, 45;Fairmount, 50;Princess Anne,
45; Deals Island, 40; Hollands Island,
20; Quantico, 40; Sharpstown, 20; Cam
den, 60.-Total 1000.
SERVICES AT DOVER.
The Sunday church services in Dover
yesterday were interesting.
Bishop Andrews preached to a very
large audience in the N. E. Church in
the morning. DR.. ]. A. McCaulley spoke
In the afternoon, and DR.. G. II. Fowler
in the evening.
At the Presbyterian Church, In the
Rev. VIM. Z. England spoke,
and in the evening Rev. William 8.
At the Baptist Church, services in
the morning by Rev. J. r. Mowbrav,
and in the evening Rev. Frank Quig-
ley.
At the Whatcoat Church, morning
services by Rev. A. 7. Scott, and in the
evening by Rev. VIM. N. Warner.
At the A. M. &. Church, Rev. julius
Dodd ofaciated.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
Negligent scavongerS.

The residents in the neighbol hood OF
Sixth and Lombard streets complain OF
the neglect Of the drivers Of the gar
bage carts to visit that locality. The
arbsge Is often allowed to remain in
the yards for two weeks at o time.
The driver Of cart No. 2 always drives
past and refuses TO stop and gather
when requested to do 50.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
" q ust Like q How.

b Allmo,nGau ,Gut,ly III smith was lefore May.
Aarrs Dvna ~uS Saturday night, and the
blown. "Gs mp p"Fierred f by Mrs. Margaret
Nv r' Or tva MIS- Brown testified that a
,d st,aS. s*o ago Tommy came down Con-
ipluy tonS m "aefe a e, he lives, and played
dicisn~sp ~ sI on the back of one OF her
huot ', e,,a shs n told him to stop, but he
at The cb;o'. Gt9 70 mind and spun his top
lotcf r,Uhea co,U again. Tommy called
nse, bn, Up, Panlons to testify in his de.
apossd4 IL; tos sIs |" costs in his ease were
lnds reproot NJ, otcr1elty to dumb animals"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
SGeMe Throwing

1t appears that the Mayor will sue
ceed in breaking up stone throwing be-
fore long. On Saturday evening Leon
ard Webber, little shaver, was before
him for hitting Elmer Bickta on the
head with stone, and he was fined 81
and cost.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22

The U. s. Senate was not In session
on Saturday. In the House the session
was devoted exclusively to speech max
ing on the finances. the speakers being
Messrs. Felton, Of Georgia; Frye, OF
Maine; Orth, of Indiana; Kelley, of
Pennsylvania; Mills, of Texas: Dunnell
OF Minnesota, and Sanford, of Alabama.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
Fine, Horse.

Messrs. Gould & Stoeckle have at
Martins livery stable q very fine black
stallion which they expect to sell to
Messrs. Bailey, Cooper & Co. whose cir
Gus is now about leaving Philadelphia
for the usual summer tour, at fair
price,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
Large BiOre

&5Ol usy us,y store of Adams & Bro. at
hsh III "'tket D1et Street, is the largest
Ms, div Iua D,a5 ilne assortment of car.
bicgyo5ddss g9ds' hosiery, boots and
lstng hSy.les' hoyysase ohildrsn's carriages,
&scur;ossis,s', DC. &c. Their store Is
fasrpssssttSssn1t shop snd we'll 'vUor worth h
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
MRS. DIR. MAXWELL.
Runaway Accid enf.

A horse attached to a buggy, which
was being driven by colored man
along Front street near Du Pont yester-
day afternoon became frightened and
ran away. The wagon was overturned
and the occupants received some pain
full bruises.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
ACurtatn catches Fire.

The alaral of fire which was sounded
on Saturday evening was caused by
the burning of curtain in the window
of Mrs. Fox's variety store, on Second
street between Orange and Tatnall. No
damage Of any consequence was oc-
casioned.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-22
S.P. G. G. Public Meeting.

During the month of April the s. p
C. c. will hold public meeting. Ed
bridge 7. Gerry, President Of thu New
York, S. P. c. c., and Mr.. Delfeld,
counsel for the society, will be present
and deliver addresses. Prominent
speakers from Philadelphia also will be
rrasant