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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
Deepening
ARLINGTON THEATRE.
GEORGE L. TUCKER & CO.,
Managers for Season.
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY &c,

with the following well.known company Of first
class artists Miss Florence Marshall. Mr., Charles
Belle Fairmont, Miss Lou Navasour the Ollearn
Brothers, Miss Ida Hancy, Thompson ana WAldron,
styles and Manning, Miss Bell Bent Miss Clara Mel
son, aud Mr. Frank Milo forming the finest variety
company ever in this city. Matinecs Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS, ja260t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
No. OoI TWELFTH STREET.

WASHINGION, ID, e., January ", 1851,
Pursuant 10 the statute in such provided, the
stochOlde In said company hereby requested to
attend n meeting OF the said company and stock hold
ers thereof on TU ESDAY, the 10th day of February
proximo at O'Clock p M, for the purpose OF choos
ing officers and transActing any other business that
' HORACE LITTLE,
Iag7.fpb3t j. j. NEWELL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s~zIye FATHERS QUINN AND WOOD, OF THE
w National | q pc dent Catholic movement,
will sneak THIS EVEN NC (JRnuary 81, in Rev. Dr..
Rankin's Congrega onaD church Subjects: Com
mandments OF the Romish Church" and Dangers TO
this Repubc from ROmanism."
$50 OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES CAPT.
- TOL ELEJ TRIO LIGHT SUPPLY co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
49, NO MORE RHEUMATISM OR GOVT,
~ ACUTE OR CHRONIC.

SALICYLICA 4 POSITIVE CURE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF WARRANTED.
a PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED.
At once relieves and soon eradcates from the sys-
TEN all CHILIS, CHRONIC or INTERMITTENT
FEVERs, &c, caused By the MalaTious Atmosphere
OF the District. All Urinary Troubles find instant re.
liei.
Complete substitute for guinlne without its nm
pleasant results. SALICYLICA II NO PATENT
MEDICINE, but AN establish cure for above COM
plants, highly Endorsed by all irst-class Physicans
In Europe. Pleasant TO take. Sold direct from I'm
pOrters, mt Buldwns BOOK Store,
92O y STREET, YASHINGTON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
TnEATRE CoMIQUE.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan TO clerks In Departments on
wi vouchers approved by dsbursing officer, and to
army officers on pay accounts. Address KEY. lie.
publican Office. Ia26-6tt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
] 900 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, 800.

All applications for clllD
the home office.
Fun list oil drawing pub
IEH-1OuUSAL ana New }
ali ticket, holders. Send a
draft I'm letter, or by EXPIRE
by express can he sent NJ
anu Information address
COMMERFORD, Co1rie
vile, KY, or either pers'
York. ..
Also ]. W. CLARK, 40.
inglon, ID y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27

nGBsTHECOPARrNE RSHIP OF THE UNDER
~ signed under the firm name of Stone &
Hanley attorneys at law No. 6O7 Louisiana avenue
Is this iay dissolved by mutual consent Until fur
ther notice the offices of the late copartners remain
unchanged. ,,,- - ,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27

SsO Enn TO $4,000 TO loan IN Government
~ =. OOO clerks pay ACCOUNTS. properly APP
proved by their discussing officers. ASBURY O..
APPLEMAN, Broker, 1859 l. street. city. ia2l.st
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
WARREN c. STONE,

n>S,iF-s THE MEMBERS ELECT OF THE NEW
w Central Republican Committee will meet
TUESDAY January q, 1850, AT 1880 O'clock at Sheas
Hall, No, 80 Pennsylvania avenue for the purpose
of organization. GEORGE HOLMES,
iaulW Chairman,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
HIS SPECIAL LINES or PRICTICE

Has been already fully demonstrated here by the
most gratifying SUCCESS in the families of many Of
the most influential residents Of Washington (both
permanent and tIansienl, MI OF whom have kindly
offered permit themselves TO De referred TO- Their
nnulns cnn be eNnmlmed 40 his rooms.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
az A RICH MANS OVERCOAT,

Firsl-cass Merchant Tailor Make, very little worm
can be bought for poor mans price for less money
than "a common, Teady-mude new one, AZ
FEP ToG7S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES Z:
sll2,4 400
Half Tickets, ~.
80 Tickets, 900.

rates should be made to
shed In Louisville CoUR-
'OrlS herald, ana mailed 10
Il orders by money Or bank
IS. Orders Of IS ana upward
lur CXpense. For tickets
/. NJ. BOARDMAN or 4. j.
+ journal Building, Louis
IN, At 1853 Broadway, New
New York avenue. Wash
, 1880-02-01
PRICE FIVE CENTS:

from Washington to Greencastle. over the
Vanda1ia Road. The maiLronte aern+,s
name was REYNOLDS: Heath told witness
the people on the car had treated him kindly.
Heath was trying to find location for col.
ored emigrants, and told witness his obiec,
in the dFst place vas to get to Kansas, but a:
washington, Adams Secretary OF the Emf
Indianapolis He had letters to Judee Mar
tindaIa and co1 Ho1loxyov nronn;nant Indi.
ana Republicans. One reason for the col
ored people leaving North Carolina was to.
better their condition. and another reason
was that their friends in washington desired
ae man1 - +,a,,s ,,h,n ~ ~ @ ~, ,,4 -
canHe g,n Ca9ona ade ana INTO Indiana betote the
rn.so ms1s cahe!l, aoout. May g q 10 e
end .t aeRF5e3ent41l9n F OF N9Iln Gatoana
;ntandod 1oc - enAs VI 1nttta'a. 1eu tu1usaln
was nakinp 1m the<e tfateR tens snRpqmSeu PSI Me' 1e
posa ~ M HG hsf s Inc Inc EepMoiicanS 4Rd pfo-
tnas !iGu ~ p,y nal AZ a eSRsnsss OF tne !flp;
anv name hnt that & ~ AdaOs too nle1+lon u
Gn crossexaminstoa MIN vi mI1H h,. II w,ndon, vii.
SsI ASss statSa tSas lis sesany !: xsl! ss:f!sa sp
s,isfacfinn - fst coa apor M nese t me d
;s nnt honanaa on ~ tha .. lug snllIo9 @
hecanse thev reach there destitnf It ant1 sve ous
to he e11nnnTtaS hv ia connt a1.d ain hoo1, .nse
thav ovaretocE +ha 1ohop nneyat % ,rhara 20
Il; 1ey !;,1t: Gynash NY t 'anGl iap ss inele =
icai nartiea 4 somet;mne fao - thn uo5tt uF
threats 6ne nan who hireI anna nf f6e He
rarrnas hoI lie harn hnrnad 9o Tow ~ 7e1e eue
iatsT< This matter vas before the . eSaai
to sncaK Of ri There Were m had ,nen Of boti ,
Parne t b1 fnspS oS,d ioT ~ Deoc1a5s sn the aa
Ills % copduct ~ Would T have I've, II lie eject
VI NSISAAAA3 p@~FAo AA"1.. -" AAt7 ~t@4A@
, 1880-02-01

HAYT'S REMOVAL.

esehhA@ni o.nonz s otr.1 .1-1- ~
c..., o,.-utaa - r. cst.,u, r,wt..,,.
w.s~1~-.~o+ ~ n n Ian s-1,he univ
a.eta,~nat 49, Socra+srv Schnr7 ia dfsnosed
~ nna,.a to ~ nawsnoner renresentatives as to
tho ran,ovo1 of Commissioner Hayt is, that
~ ao,,so - tha ~a,nov.1 was tho fact that
rTe,.+ ~ heI ,7;thhe1d information Connlefl
vii The | 10 tha statement m the part Of
Sanre+a-v [ Schn,z,s friends that tile inycstien-
i'm ~ The Roard of Indian Commissioners had
nothinp IN do with the removal. The facts
IN Tho cose viii nrohablv be disclosed by an
Investigation ~ Which Is already promised to be-
mada n the Senate. Meanwhile, if those
IN offic;a1 authority decline to make any de-
ta,1ed statement. others who know something
1T the facts are not 50 taciturn. From gen
tleman who is pretty well informed as to the
onarat5ons NJ this secrnt inouest Of the Board
NJ indian Commissioners,
rur ro1J0vTSG FACTS
a .,,,a-a ,-a oh+o,ned. On Monday ut
...4 nuu na,. op so,-atarv Schnrz ,e renortei ro
have SAID 70 meiaoer o. tils uI:eo'tsa-+ E-4u+
Board that ne wished TO nave u4e4n naste"
their operations, ana desired 70 nave ell1111
submit their report to him before sending it
to New York. On Monday or Tuesday OF this
week ~ x a member Of this secret Committee said
that Commissioner hayt would not M 90 IN
Office later than Thursday. It was on inurs-
dav that he was removed. On Wednesday
oa,.+s,n 49, facta hecame IDENTITY known. which
celtd'n ,L3 l"e.3 .@s"nod $500 can-a+,rr cohn,*. -
tt1s oel'eFeo nluuceu sect0ta4s o'ua11 |"
decide upon
THE REMOVAL OF HAXT,
avon r. he had not already determined upon
evoh ro,,rse min to thattime On Wednes-
dau Tho ino,,irv reached It's cnlmination- ana
uay .no a ~ fca+s hana]aa Inoa-, +har sor;aa
, 1880-02-01

$3.50 Mems Soft and Stiff Hats for So. so
400 Mems Soft and Stiff Hats for 800
$50 Mems Soft and Stiff Hats for 1.50
800 Mems Soft and Stiff Hats for 1895
200 Mems Soft and Stiff Hats for .75
$50 Youths and Boys Hats for.- 1926
800 Youths and Boys' Hats for 100
1.50 Mems Caps for.----.-------- 80
200 Mems kid GloTes for r..- 100
1.50 Mems Kid Gloves for---.- rs
100 Mems Cloth Gloves for.----. 80
9.75 Umbrellas for...-.. 1.25
200 Umbrellas for rs
, 1880-02-01
THE EXODUS.

WAsH1xorox, D. G., Jan. 3L-Before the
Senate Exodus Committee to day the exam
ination Of II. 7. Lewman, Sheriff OF Green
castle, Ind, was concluded. He testified in
reply to questions BY Mr. VOORHEES, that he
met and had an. interview with colored
, 1880-02-01
THE TREASURY.
rUpHF~CV NnINE.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3l.--The follow
ing is the statement Of United States cur
rency outstanding at this date:
Old demand notes. 613f0
Legal tender notes. all issues 34858l0 0!8
One-year notes Of 1889. 4l,525
Twu-yenr notes Of 1863... H.hSD
Trn-yenr common notes of 1853 1},i5D
Compn.nd-intercst notes. ..--....--...- ~
Fractional currency, all issues.-.--... b'6ds''st
AOta1.. %"'~-, |7"fo@'
The Controller of the Currency reports the
increase Of Nat1onal-bank notes during Janu-
ary to be 81, $780, 573, leaving the amount out
standing Feb. l, s34a 3o4, ,7S9, not including
the circulation ofNational gold banks, which
is 81, ,426, ,120.
During January there has been deposited
IS, ISL, SEQ of legal-tender notes for the pur-
pose Of retiring Nationalbank circulation;
by the deposit of legal-tender notes is S349,-
S67, leaving s16, ,76.s7o legal~tender notes on
tion. and showing an increase during Janu-
ary Of such deposits of s., ,331 ,613.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
THAT PROPOSED IKCREAsH
To the Salary oil the Chief Engf.
neer Of the water Department.

Councilman Paynier was called upon
this morning by REPUBLICAN reporter
and asked about the proposed ordi
nance to increase the salary OF the
Chief Engineer of the Water Depart.
ment, notice Of which he gave at the
meeting Of City Council.
"We propose to increase the Chief
engineers pay $500 per year, "said
de." The salary is now 5000, and
'hink it should be much higher than
that"
s"The Democrats reduced the salary
of the Chief Engineer, did they nos2"
ayes. that was McGlinchey's doings
in fit Of economy. He caused the
salary to be cut down from $1,000 to
the pre:ent figure 1t used to be $1,000,
and remained at that figure for NUN,
ter Of years."
"0n what grounds were these reduc
tions made, and what are your REASONS
for increasing the salary"
so you can see it was economy
which made them apply the knife to
the Chief EDginsers pay. l think
it should be increased because the du
ties have increased. When the Chie
Engineer received $500, the water re-
ee'pts were $4,000; now they are
$40, COO and be gets but sl000."'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CATARRH.
wffDe Meyers Catarrh

wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure
IN absoiut" and we believe, only GU 0, tor
4 his terriE dl ,ase. Gases which have re-
is:ed 9th re 4edies for five and twenty
years, have .oldsd TO this treatment In a
few weeks. MIR. GOold L. Brush, 328 Bread.
way. writes: MY Catarrh was so bad for
ten years that could hardly taste or smell,
Woi lie Meyer's wonderful remedy has cured
me-" samuel Benedict, Jr.. jeweiler 697
Broadway, N. Y, says: 'Une package
only, permanently cured a member OF my
family of long seated Catarrh." at is worth
SEN times las cost :"-Rev. Ctas. J.
Jones, New Brighton, N. Y. "My breath
was SO offensive that became an object Of
loathing and disgust, and for years could
net breathe through my nostrils. Thanks to
d. &. NcXeIYey, State st, ~. Y. Mrs.
Enma c. HOwes, 9 W. Wash Ii gton Square,
N. Y, writes ~ employed doctors and
used rem dies without benefit fer thirty
ears; less than two packages Of your COM
pound perfectly cured me.n ut restored me
to my ministerial labors." says Rev. George
H. Reis, C0bbIeskill, N. Y. "When ! COM
nenced TO use Wei DE Meyers Catarrh Cure
l was too deaf to hear the church bells ring,
/ can now hear ordinary conversational
Ctas Stanhope, Il John St., Newport, X. l.,
&C.. &c. Thousands OF similar statements
prove that DIR. Wei DE Meyers treat.
ment is a positive cure tor Snuities, Loss
of Voice, Influenza, Foui Breath and BrOn.
chitia, and that 1t is a Constitutional Rem.
edy which extsrminates Catarrhal: poi.
son from the system. The Cure Is sold by
druggists. and 6etfvered by ID. w.
R~Wey d "a 46 GSey Nt, N. w. at
81 so. Treatise mated free. l1lS St.eed
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Cruelty In q snagerie.

\. q1rstGn whether cruel ties Il
beasts in nsnageries shall be per
@ has just come up in tn. form 0
ease betoJ the Derby Police COur
taR.snd, and has been decided il
o%Ative. The ground on which
1ogSl Society Tor the Prevention oI
Fs'H to Animals won the case wa:
EFAd beasts, Gagged and fed by'hsnd,
aouestio sIinals. The beasts in
hoa were hysnas, and their tanner
H'''ted gross cruelty upon them
|"aoc them "a Jump through hoop
II IN doing which their backs were
~ while their heads and bodies
lah:s Of bloxs from a club. In
y 'sSe court another person was fined
whipping a moafiion belonging te
same nenagerie.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
THE PECULIAR ACCIDENT
which heTeI ROp. Leonard i
Wales, Last EVentog.

| which htfeI Hos. Leonard Il
Wales, Last EVentOE.
Hon. Leouard Il. Wales was serious
ly injured last evening, by what a.
first appeared to be a murderous at
tack, but which is shown by further in
vestigation to have been pure y acci.
dental. The affair occurred letHesn
6 and Z o'clock, on Delaware avenue,
lear Jefferson street, and almost in
front Of Tatnall's conservatory. About
that time Mr.. James A. Sanders was
passing out the Rvsnue when heard
some one exclain "whoa." This was
followed by cry for help. He hnr
ried up and saw gentleman, whom
he soon rsoogniz ID to be Judge Wales,
holding on TO small tree. He was in
a dazsd condition, and when interro,
gated said first, 81 guess that horse
kicked me-" and after that "I've been
hit by a ball." and "soms on has shot
NO." The animal indicated by the
Judge was quietly grazing few yards
away.
The Judge was badly hurt by
wound Just back Of the right ear which
olel profusely, and from the effects OF
which his system il very much shocked.
He was cared for at his residence, to
which he was at once taken, by Dra.
Wales and GrimshaN. 1t was under.
stood last night that he had besn as
sautsd by some unknown person. This
ia very unreasonable, as the Judge has
not an enemy in the world to his own
knowledge, and no attempt was made
at robbery. Further than this no one
was seen to run from the place by Mr..
Sanders.
The theory is advanced by Mr.. San
ders that the Judge, while walking
along, walked up against the horse,
mentioned, without seeing it,
and starting suddenly back lost his
balance and fell to the ground striking
his head against the cobble stones.
This morning the injured mans con,
dition was not considered dangerous
but he may be compelled to remain in
bed for some time to coms.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Doubtful ELIGIBILITY,

It is rumored, that General W. W
Grout, Congressman elect from thu
Third District Of Vermont, is illegible
having been born in Canada and never
naturslized. Genera Grout, however,
Gays that his parents were natives Of
Vermont, aud that, after living in
Canada until their son was ten years
old, they returned to The United States.
While in Canada his father never ex.
ercised any of the rights Of citizenship
and the son is therefore eligible under
the statue Of 1902, which provides that
"children of parents who are citizens
OF the United States, II born outside OF
the jurisdiction of the United States,
are not disqualified from exercising
their rights as citizens Of the United
States"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
-, , .budaer that We chroni.

4 Win a shudder that we chroni-
ourderous attack upon Judge
l. ls,, night. as he was on his way
The Judge is an inoaensive
|,.u,u, and tits hard TO oonceive
/. amid have provoked the attack.
| a. rscal vlro struck him been In
/ N plundsr or robbery, he had q
E4,.t opportunity to carry out hii
r., before the Judge became con-
I, Bu. IT seems that the would'b'
In, was more bent On murder thar
H.. With such fends in oul
IN behooves our best citizms te
[,,.D.rcS to repel such murderouS
S,,, We hope the Mayor will i'm
L,t.lr offer q reward for the arrest
1. wretch, and II caught, We hope
,.,,rest sentence Of ths law will be
I,,E upon him.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Cold Wealth or I'm the West.

There was very cold weather in tn,
West yestetday morning. At Cheyenne e
the thermometer registered 16 degrees
below zero; Denver, below; North
Platte. 3 below; Chicago, l3 above; ST.
Louis, IA above.
A heavy snow storm began at Little
Rock, Arkansas, yesterday morning at
eight o'clock, and continued, without
intermission, until dark thing un-
pret c tented in that latitude.
Five iDches Of snow fell al st. Louis
in the tw snty. four hours ending last
evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
His Rsqmesr GRANTED.

William Kelley. familiarity known ) s
Judge K4lley, was given a hearing at
.he Police Court this morning on the
ia!ree Q: drunkenness. William went
10 the Hall yesterday afternoon, whilst
ne was drunk, aud requested the Chief
'f Police to send him t. Jail SO that be
Tould be with his wife. Tie prisoner
vas sentenced to thirty days impris-
1nment.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Settled mt Last.

The all-absor bing question settled q
lsstl Mrs. S. L, Carton, No. 204 King
streSt, is able, by making special con-
tracts and extensive purchases, to offer
the ladies Of Wilmington all the latest
styles in hats and bonnets At Philadel-
'phia prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
COucers nj nfaufOu.

A consert of vocal music vas given al
the Stanton N. L. church last evening,
under the direction of Mr.. PancoasI
Allen, assisted by several ladies and
gentlemen Of Wilmington. The music
was we'll rendered. The programme
was interspersed with select readings,
by Miss Annie Paget OF Wilmington.
Her reading was highly appreciated by
the audience, which was large. Mr..
Pyle Of Wilmington presided at the
Organ. The procee Is were for the ben
eft of the Sabbath School.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

Two prisoners were sent to jail this
morning. One was Edward Cassidy, a
saloon keeper q, Flout and Poplar
etreets, Who attempted to shoot his
wife, and the other was William Kel-
ley, = vsgrant.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

% I dUrpartuent. 0fice Of the Chic
"0Acsr, Washington, Nov. l9-l
II"Ga'lons A." for Pridsy-,For the Mid.
hnSa'ic States, rising, followed by
uafy or lower barometer, station
!" lover temperature, northsrly
|,S,, 'O1aer, clear or partly cloudy
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
The Cold Wave.

Temperatures were reported yester
day at various points west SIS follows
North Platte, ! degree above zero; In.
dianapolis, 7 above; Cheyenne and
Omaha, 5 above; Pittsburg, 27 above.
Heavy snow fell in Buffalo, Rochester
and other points in Northwestern New
York. A snow fall of ten inches is re-.
ported throughout Ontario. The cold
weather continues at st. Louis, and the
river there is filing with floating ice.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
A GRAND CONCERT.
The Philharmonic society's Con.
cert Last Enthusiastically
Rendered Exercises.

The Philharmonic Society, last even
ing, gave Its first concert OF the seventh
season, at the Opera House, to 9 large
and very intelligent audierce. Thoft
who took part in the exercises we're
Mr.. Richard Arneld, violin; Mr.. Enii
Gramm, viola; Mr.. Charles Werner
violoncello Mr.. Eugene Weiner, flute
Mr.. julius Gantzberg, violin; Mr.
Emanuel Manoli, double bass Misi
Clara J. Rsu, soprano Mr.. Charles 7,
Howell, baritone Mr.. Ferd. Fullmer,
accompanist. The following programme
was rendered
PARTI.
], Rhaps0 'ie-No. .LIszT
Now York Philharmonic Clnb.
Song-Mia Piccirella OanzoIetta
from Saltwater hosa, "......... GOMEZ
Miss Rau.
.. Pizzicato Polka new .HoLGER DAHL
z Violins, Viola, Yioloncollo and DouDle
Base.
Flute Solshsg gantas'e- BE EHM
IA. Weiner.
8. a. Evening Song........... .SCHuMANN
of f. thene''1 REETEovEN
New York Philharmonic Cub
0, Sane-In the form OF a Minuet-
Aebe....,;S;;.i,;;::.Tn...BLuMEN=HAL
mf' howell
,,r rANf -.
L. nS,dl va aGthOn'-''od y save 'he EN- vrv
xViolins, Iio' a and Violoncollo. a ''
. Violin so,o--t,ipsey Melodies
-SAEAsATE,
MT Arnold.
.. EongT"hoVe may come to NOR ,.,
"' Miss Rau. '''' D1"''
a ytoloncello Solo, Romance
FISCHER.
,; Momsns hl Musicale; 1;ss SOUTHEAST
/" solo toI' ~ . i...'' Di'Ann-."i'N 1"IoI Truprr
Now York Phiiharnonic Club.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

NOME ON, LADIES, TO GRANGER
W Store, l03 East Sixth stTott. We bay
for cash and give you the benefit; it will pay
you to buy your goods from us you will soon
save the price OF house; we neye the whitest
sugar and the best tea and coffee in the CITY
Tor the price our &c. flour is good and our
&c flour is excellent, but our Diamond Lust.
at tc. b., makes all the women sing, it is So
good our Patent Flour, at 81, is as good as
you are paying IS 10 for; our $3.50 -four is fine;
and paople como from all parts Tor our $5 so
try IT. We have 1,tOO lbs. Of ripged eyaporated
apples, put up expressly tCr Granger Stores,
at i0c. H., great bargains We have ordered
our mtuce meat extra for Thanksgiving, ms.
Tor &C.; &s. ample butter, 25c. q MS best
prunss, 25c., SOLD everywhere Tor &c. our
sel1'ralSlng bucXWheat Is jolly excellent but
ter, CSC. h c bars Of borax soS p ,or2,c, soap
at2 3, 4, 6and cents. Uome on, ladies. we
give you the worth of your money, at lC3 East
sixth street. 1lle 6tt L. nj. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Shot Rim Deac1

Ellen Powell publicly taxed Albert
Green, her lover, with his perfdy as
he was going TO church with his new
sweetheart, in Cleburne county, Texas.
That night Green and q companion
disguised Themselves and dragged
Ellen out Of bel Intending TO whip Ler
for what she had done. See was arm
cd with a pistol, having anticipated
some outrage, and vita it she shot
Green dead.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Bul!cG Gerg Arrcsted.

S-v'rsl arrests Of D-,uoerstic cit'zeas
,ud lie tion fl ers 'sv- I cen inso. 10
fr"ei = l., s g.. fur viol2uou nt rbe
Fe3e.al 4 e:tion law. Gr--nvi'l- is in
the Fourth Congressional District,
7hioh gave Democratic majority, ac-
'1rding to the Ie.uEns, of Il 1000.
JnLei States COMMISSIONS Blythe,
gho examined the accused, is the de.
'estel Republican candidate for Con-
res
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Two Weddings az New Castle.

Spscial correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, Nov. l9-The event Of
the week of our city took place at the
Baptist Church last evening in the
rather unusual Occurrences Of sol ,mnlz-
ing two marriages at one time, and al
though the parties were known to a
very few Of our citizens, the ceremony
dIew many to the church, which was
completely filed.
The parties married were Nr. John
D. Bhultz, to Miss Amanda Roberts,
aud Mr.. Freelan l.. Titus to Miss Char
lofts Rocerts. TIE brides were sist ers ,
daughters of George Roberts, Etq., o!
Pedricktown, N. J. The groOms were
also from the same locality.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Ifyo and Lel Live I

P. Carey ia selling good fresh bee
l.uai5hingly low prices. Good stew
. bel, { To S cts. {; good roast, s to lC
/: but roast, IL TO IA cts. steak, Il
/ les best steak, l6c. Stalls II
III Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

William Matthew, an aged white
man, was murdered in Abbsyville
county, 8. c., on Wednesday night, by
,wo tiamps, who secured $700.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

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