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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28

Mr.. English has this advantage
over his Republican competitor fol
the vice-Presidency. Although dis.
tinguished in the politics of his
State and country, he has never beel
denounced as either dishonest or cor.
trupt. 0n-the other hand, both Pres.
ident Hayes and Secretary Sher.
man say they consider Gen. Arthur
a dishonest and corrupt man, who
made the New York custom house d
scandal and a reproach to the Repub,
lican party.
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Legal Advertisements.
Colnnlissioncr's Sale Of Real Es-
3 49, fnte.

Bank OF Huntington VS.. I, B. Kline, ct. al.
Peter G. Love VS.. 4. b. Kline, ct ILL.,, and
David Harshbalgcrvs. I. b. Kline, ct. al.
Consolidated. In Chancery. In the Cir
cult Court OF Cabell County, West Virginia.
DY virtue OF decree, rendered in the
ID above entitled cause, on the Sd day OF
April, 1880, theundcrsigned Special C0ni-
missioners appointed for the purpose by
said decree, shall, ON the 2Ist Day OF
August, 1850, at l2o,clock noon q that
lay, ut the front door OF the Court House
OF Mason county, offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing property mentioned in the proceedings
and decree IN said cause, viz. The undivid-
ed one.sixth interest OF I. b. Kline, in and
10 the property in Point Pleasant, West
| Virginia, known Us the Kline House, which
will be sold subject to life estate or inter
est of Mrs. Eliza Kline; also a parcel OF
land adjoining corporate limits Of the town
OF Point Pleasant, being the same lot con-
yeyed to Jacob A. Kline by Henry j. Fish
or, by deed dated December I'd, 1857, and
recorded in Clerks office Of Mason County
County Court, in Deed Book No rs, page
l52, containing four acres and twenty-five
poles, and to be sold subject to the life cs-
tate OF Mrs. Eliza Kline, upon the follow
ing
Terms:
Twenty per cent. OF the purchase money
cash on the day OF sale, and the balance
payable in two equal instruments six and
twelve months after date, with interest
from,d day OF sale. The purchaser On psr4
clnlsers TO give bond with good securityipr
the payment thereof and the legal titletto
be reserved us ditional secnrity for their
said payment. ii. y. SIAiAlS,
Il. j. 8feC0AlAS,
july2s-4w. Special Commissioners.
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Announcements.
CircMit .Ju,lge.

Editor Ryistrr:-You will please an
nounre Inc as candidate for the Office OF
Judge OF the nth Judicial Circuit, as at
present constituted, and rs il will be under
the proposed Amendment, ii adopted.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN w. ENGLISH.
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.Jusiicc of tlle Ponce.

We are authorized to announce W
FRANKLIN as q candidate for the office
OF Justice of the Peace, for Lewis District
at the ensuing election in 0ctobernex
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Commissioners Sale of Two Val
uabie Tracts OF Land III Glen.
dinen District, Mason County,
West virginia.

DUR&UANT TO the terms and provisions
i ola decretal order OF the Circuit Court
of Mason county, West Virginia, rendered
at the April term, 1850, Of said Court in
Il suit in Chancery therein pending, in
which Fannie Stevens and Others, by tlieir
next friend, Mary Stevens, and Others, are
Plaintiffs, and John Il. henderson and
Others, are Defendants, the undersigned
Special Commissioners, appointed by said
decree for the pnrposc, What the hour Of
o'clock p. m, OH
Saturday, August 7tb, 1880,
Mt the Front Door OF the Court House Of
said Mason county, sell at public AUCTION,
to the highest bidder, n certain tract Of
land containing 4S acres, situated in the
district and county aforesaid, on the Ohio
river adjoining the lands of George Moore,
i'll MERGERS BottDm, and more particularly
described in exhibit a." filed with the
papers OF this cause, and also certain
tract OF land containing 2:S acres known
as lot No. ) in the division Of tract Of
Land containing 272 acres as shown by re-
port OF commissioners filed witt, the papers
OF this cause; said land situated on the
waters OF Crab Creek.
Terms or SNLE.-0ne-third OF the mr.
chase money cashin hand, and tue residue
upon u credit Of twelve and eighteen
months, taking bond with good security
for the deferred instalmcnts, bearing IN
terest from the day OF sale, AMI retaining
the title to SAID lands us a further security.
j. w. P0LSLEY,
JAMES b. MEN AGER,
Special Commissioners.
iulyI-4w
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For Sale. Choa,n.

A LOT OF old lumber at the Mason Conn.
IA ty Fair Grounds, suitable for build
ing sheds, or for kindling wood.
iuly2S-2w Apply to j. j. BRIGHT.
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81 have never written anything |
am ashamed Of says Gen. Hancock.
Garfield reads that statement with a
sigh, and recalls the receipt he sign
ed, when he was paid his fee for get
ting IN appropriation from Congress
for the DcGolyer pavement.
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Notice to Talke Denosillons.


RIO Ann Eliza Church, George Church
i Angelina Seeds and james N. Seed,
her husband, Dorsy w. Church, George
Church, jr., Ellie Maud Church, and Chas
Andrew Church, the last four minor chill
dren OF Ann Eliza Church and George
Church, Alon2o Weaver, John Weaver
Harriet nevinney, Samuel Deyinney, Geo
Weaver, Chas. Chapman, Elizabeth Stone
j. ). Stone, Charles Weaver, j. b. Weaver
William NJ. Weaver Mrs, Cassie Snyre
Joseph Mckinley, Jacob Brinker, Isabella
Smith, Jack Brinker, Straud Long, Caro-.
line Long, Betsy Roberts, Sarah CASTOR
Henry Weaver, Fannie Ingals, q. b. Ray
burn, Cassie Rayburn, Adeline Bramble,
Alex. Blaine, Margaret Johnston, Fannie
Stats, james Blaine, v. Bell, John Pich-
ard and the unknown heirs OF John j.
Weaver, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE.
That on the 10th day OF August, A. d.,
1880, between the hours of $ O'Clock A. NJ.
and o o'clock j. NJ, ut the Law Office OF
Il. w. McCamsuon, in tho town OF Valley
Falls, in the county OF Jefferson, State OF
Kansas, We will take the deposition OF
itlSliNlN 'IchSSt anu blIstb vi blle SulIl IVY
OF August, A, d., 1850, between the hours
OF o'clock A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock P. NJ, ut
the law Office OF Charles u. Hogg, in Point
Pleasant, in tile county OF Mason, State of
West Virginia, we viii take the dispositions
OF Creed I. Morris and others, to be read
as evidence in our behalf in certain suit
in chancery now pending in the Circuit
Court fort the county Of Mason, and State
of West Virginia, in which we are Plain-
titfs and you are Defendants. Iffrom any
cause the taking Of said dispositions shall
not be completed on the day aforesaid, the
same shall be adjourned and continued
from day to day, or from time to time, nj
the same place and between the same
hours, until the same shall be completed
Very Respectfully,
Theresa Dover, Patrick Dover and John
j. Dover, George W. Dover, Margaret
A. Dover, Mary 4. Dover, Valentine p.
Dover and Stanton NJ. Dover, minor
children OF said Theresa Dover and Pat.
rick Dover, by their next friend Patrick
Dover, BY COUNSEL.
IL. j, Fisher ir, and G, L. Hogg, Soils.
july7-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28

Herman, lutte Of the "Okolona
States" who was recently horse
whipped by his proprietor in Missis-
sippi, is now writing for the "Chica-
go Tribune" that INSCRIPTIONS sheet
palming off upon its readers the raw
ings Of Herman as Southern senti-
ment."
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became Sound ana Weii.s

1IAIVIIhK 3 DTATIUN, HEORliIA.
r. Y. Pierce, a. D.: My wife, who
had been i'll for over two years, and
had tried many other medicines, be.
came sound and well by using your
Favorile Prescription. My niece
was also cured by its use, after sew.
eral physicians had failed to do her
any good, Yours truly,
rpIINn,n 7
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Commissioners Sale OF Valuable
Town Property III the Town of

Town Properly III tMe TOWN. Oh
DY virtue of decreetal order Of the
I'D County Court OF Mason County, West
Virginia, entered at the May term, 1850,
thereof in q certain chancery suit pending
i'll said court, wherein Al. Roush, a. A.
Holland, Aaron Fry and James zirckleare
plaintiffs, and Henry Fry, Jacob Roush,
F. Frenzel, G. Witzgall, Stephen Thomas,
John Hope, Elizabeth Hope, wife OF John
Hope, and John NlcCulloch, jr. are defend-
ants, the undersigned Special Commission
ers appointed for thepurpose, will proceed
to sell, at public auction, at the front door
OF the Court House OF said Mason county,
to the highest bidder, on Saturday. AN.
gust 2Stil, 1850, at ] O'Clock L. NJ, Lot
No. 90, in the town OF Clifton, Mason coun-
ty, West Virginia, being fifty feet front by
one hundred and ten fet deep; also lot Nj.
10, being fifty feet front and running back
one hundred and ten feet, adjoining Lot
No. GO in said town.
TERMS OF SALE:
0ne,foprth, OF the purchase money cash
in hand and the balance in equal install
ments upon credit OF six and twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security for deferred payments.
II. X. HOWARD,
JAMES B. NIENAGER,
Special Commissioners.
Simpson & Howard, Hoge 4 Menager, soils.
jnly2S-4w.
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John Sherman discharged a lady
from the Treasury Department the
other day, because she expressed the
belief that Tilden was elected in 1876.
John knew that the lady was right,
but he can't bear the truth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28

Our Republican friends will stop
the Surratt question when they re-
member that, although General Han
cock was the officer in charge of the
execution, General Garfield was a
member Jtic Board that condemned her
10 deatb-Boston Pilot.
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Doe a week IN your own town. Terms
WUUand 81 outfit free. Address II.
HMLETg y Co, Portland, Maine,
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"Best OF AL,

BALTIMORE, MD, March 9th, 1879.
Dr.. R. Y. Pierce: My family have
used your Favorite Prescription and
it has done all that is claimed for it.
1t is the best of all preparations for
women complaints. I recommend
it 10 all families.
G.s. WATERMAN, Druggist.
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d. w. PolsIey, ESQ.

u
ID. w. PolsIey, Esq.
AS will be seen by the proceedings
Of the Democratic Senatorial Con-
vention, held in this place last Fri
day, D. W. Pclsley, Esq, of this
town was nominated for State sena-
torsto represent the 9th Senatorial
District. The selection of this emf
nent lawyer for this position, showed
the wisdom of the Convention. He
isa gentleman of fine ability, a wor-
thy and upright citizen, honest and
fair in all his dealings with his fell
low-men, a good debator, and fully
posted on all the political questions
oftheday. He knows the wantsofthe
people and will be fearless in the de-
Tense Of their rights in the Legisla-
ture: He isa Democrat, and always
has been one, and is worthy Of the
fullest confidence of the Democratic
party of this Senatorial District.
He promised thorough canvass Of
the District, in the interest of the
whole ticket, and we know he will
do it. We predict Mr.. Polsley's elect
ion bya handsome majority.
The Republicans harp upon solid
South, while they are tryingto make
a solid North. The trouble is the
Republican leaders incite the South
egn blacks to outrages and tell them
they will besre,enslaved if they vote
the Democratic ticket. The white
people ofsthe South must consolidate
to protect themselves against the
negroes who are thus led to outlawry
by their Northern allies. Let the
South run her state governments
without interference from the North.
ern haters, and there is not State
there that will not rise against any
party that Expresses or overrides
good government. AT present they
must remain united to protect them
selves against Northern aggression.
Mr. Jewell says that his party, in
the prosecution Of the present cam
paign, "@illignore attacks upon the
personal character Of the Democratic
candidates" The magnanimity and
generosity of this policy is apparent
when the fact is remembered that
the personal character Of both Han
cock and English is not liable to any
such attack and isabove repr6ach.
Cooper and Carey, Greenback can
didates for President and Vice Presi.
dentin 1876, are both out flat footed
for Hancock and English. Their
example win be followed by thous-
ands Of intelligent Greenbackcrs.
Garfield will wake up the morning
after the election in November and
find that somebody sawed his boat.
More time should be spent in org
AIMING and less in harmonizing.
When Hancock is elected the
bloody shirt will be laid away to rot
rs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28

G70 week. Sl2 day at home easily
p q made. Costly outfitfre Address
TRuE & Co., augusta. Maine. sdec. l0,ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28

More time should be spent in org
anizing and less in harmonizing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28

Garfield will wake up the morning
after the election in November and
find that somebody sawed his boat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28

The Hancock boom continues
throughout the entire country, par
ticularly in his own State-Pennsyl.
vania. Clubs are being formed in
every directon-North and South.
A general uprising of the people is
manifested, indicating their determi-
nation to bring about a change in
the administration ofnational affairs.
The nomination of Hancock and
English seems to have created new
hopes in the minds 6fthe people, and
it fs,cverywhere observable thatthey
have made up their minds to bring
about a new order of things at Wash.
ington, where corruption has for
many years reigned supreme,
The question Of whether the Unit
ed States can be made a party to an
attachment suit in q State court is
under consideration ut Washington.
A Tennessee court has undertaken
to do it by attaching u Treasury draft
sent to resident Of that State in
payment of some claim upon the
government. Now he appeals to the
department to ignore the process Of
the State court. This, it is intimat-
ed, will be done, on the ground that
the government will not recognize
the right Of State courts to make it's
officers parties to litigation, which,
if permitted, would involve the de.
partments in almost inextricable
confusion.
Some Of the Republican organs are
still trying to catch the first intimat-
ion Of q decline in the Hancock
boom. But it don't wane a bit
Just talk with the people, with bust
ness men, ask the question of our
Republican soldiers, get the ideas of
the young men who are to vote for
the first time in, November next.
That will show any one how public
sentiment is tending. But, by the
way, when is the Garfield boom To-
begin2 There seems to be back
wardness'in coming forward for the
Credit. Mobilier candidate.
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When Hancock is elected the
bloody shirt will be laid away to rot.
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Cooper and Carey, Greenback can
didates for President and Vice Presi-
dent in 1876, are both out flat footed
for Hancock and English. Their
example win be followed by thous-
ands Of intelligent Greenbackcrs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
The new York Exposition.

"a dispatch from Nev York, Thursday,
says: The selection Of lnwood (near
the High Bridge ss the site for the
contemplated worlds Fair, does not
impress the great body Of tine people at
a very happy conclusion. There are 8
good many citizens who at this moment
hardly know where Inwood 10, and
when they are informed that it is pro.
badly the most out-of the way and least
accessible place on Manhattan Island
(being u miles from the City HalD, it
is doubtful whether they will be pro
foundly impressed with the wisdom OF
the sub--excutive committee that led
them to 80 lame and important a con-
clusion. The New York Central Rail
way, OF which Inwood is a station, is
understood to have had large infu-
encs in the decision;the elevated roads,
likewise, busted themselves with IT,
1t is idle to deny that the popular feel
ingis one OF disappointment, but If the
gentlemen composing the Finance Com
mittse and the Committee on Subscr ip-
tions are energetic and resolved to 60
ahead at all hazards, II Is possible that
enthusiasm can still be got to take the
place OF indifference. But they should
20 to work at once. 1t will not do to
waste any more time.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
The RRZaar.

The Prevident Socisty's Bsz iar, in
the Opera Honse, closed on Saturday
night about eleven o'clock. The at
tendance during the evening was i'm
meme. The cafe was well patronized.
Also the number of purchasers at the
various departments was large. Punch
and Judy amused tie elderly people as
we'll as their juniors. Cook 8 orchestra
enlivened the occasion with excellent
music and everybody appeared to be in
q joyous mood. Daring the period In
which the fair has been in operation
the receipts at the door have amounted
to more than three hundred dollars.
The sum received from the articles
sold is large. The pavilion occupied
as the floral department was purchased
by Bishop Becker. E. Walton bought
the pavilion in which dolls were dis
played, and Job II. Jackson was the
purchaser of the booth occupied as the
Oriental department. The small pink
tent was purchased by John satter-
hwaits for fifty cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
SPECIAL MENTION.
Bargains nj MidaIetOn's.


3l6. Valencia raisins, 25 cts; sesdlsss
|nsins u cts; Sultana raisins. IA cts;
Hncst,l, do. Is cts; fancy layer raj
|iis for Christmas by the pound and
Nxss; citrou, % ots. 10; orange and
snon peel, "A cts. ts.lb;currants, 8 cts.lb;
aO cans of Trophy and Canada Victor
|SaAtOes, 10 cts; table peaches Is cts.a
|eHi pis peaches, 10 cts; canned peas,
leb22 cts;Baker's corn, 10 cts; Wins
h'f corn, is cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
'hfye go0lets OF jelley, rs cts; jelley s
10 Gets. per glass, assorted havors
|nd pure; choice new crop New Or
kansmoIasses, 20 cts per gallon; do. so
"; line sYrups at various prices; chow
|aoT IL , gallon buckets; preserves OF
dferent kinds in 8 ID. buckets, suit
hls siz4 for consumers at less than re-
WI prices; 3 lbs. choice mince meat,
|Ses, fancy do. 10 cts lb; 4 lbs. apple
|Ill'sr, zj cts; peach butter, 10 cts ID;
|4Is' ?. L q. 0leine soap, 25 cts; sand
NIp 4 cts; pound bleaeher, 6 cts;
|Eald bleaching, 81 cts; oleine soap,
aS's; a 4 lb. cake OF soap, Is cts;pure
9.Inioap, q cts lb;7 lbs. BuCkwheat,
ssei lbs. ost meal, rs cts; try our
@aat so ct teas, none better in the
|a9'a fair coffee, II! cts; cur Santos
siee at 2S cts. cannot bs found else,
sltFe, 1t is better than any Java; all
pnss Of Rio cOfiees; full line Of
+ y Ssa fruits, such ss plums, cherries,
's''ek0erries, prunelles, almonds, wal
.1"' pecan nuts 4 etc. Come and buy
s'e s's'e you can get goods the cbeSpest
~ AlDOLEToS, s. X, cor. 4tb & King
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
..,,u Rai,ro.a Presiaent.


doubt President Gowan, OF
Beading Railroad, Is a Hhre va
Lines, man but he certainly gives
,,,t mortgage bOndholdera OF his
f.,,py very little credit for shrsTd
',ipo,s capacity If he thinks they
M r,sds to his proro'ition' Brie hy
m |. proposes to fund the entire in
L..,.dusss Of the company into $780,
gnOnJ Of irreieemabls bonds bearing
!. osr cent. interest II 1t can bs done
|.hv as that, and this is perhaps the
;, remarkable plan that ever epa-
4 .,,l from q railroad President. The
'.,ositlou ls that it is 70 90 Into
|'r.a Immediately and not as the vari'
!, ,scur rites mature. The wildnes'
I,as scheme may be imagined when
,ks ip.O cons sidsration the tact that
,,r sfs at the present time nearly or
I,fs dozen kinds OF securities issued
!, Tia Reading road in ne hands
u. people, some Of which are ia or
,sp 7sr cent. bonds, liens that tags
,..,ep,e Of the mi lions that are behind
,,m, These bonds are as good as gov
{rp~t bonds TO the holdsrs, aud yet
Agge asked to give them up and
N. some,hing else instead that are no
I.ay than common stock. Presid ent
proposition IN ust provoke a
|nIlt Of derision from a frat mortgage
S,Osoolder's face To think that they
.alsiys up ths bird In the hand for
b.uythical one in the bush Is eE-
.sipg too much from poor weak hu'
\, nature. These frat lien bond
.lSasrs have grown rich on the high
NJ Of interest they have received and
n their Investment Is Just as good Is
/ the more prosperous days OF the
,xd and will be good no mEtter what
kppsus, they ars not likely to give 1t
rsren at the request OF President
sssn for something next thing to
sMhess. No doubt the directors OF
As Reading road are beginning to re-
ki,s how foolish they haze been in not
|uly suffering Mr.. dowan to have his
Tu way in the management Of the
bad, bat in paying him a salary OF
Sn, $40, 900 per aunuu. for leading
lAs road into bankruptcy. The extrav-
lnnce Of GoWAn and the directors have
bHsIt the road OF what little sympathy
might be entitled to under ordinary
circumstances, and il the loss would
'tuly reach Gowan himself and
bose who specnlAted with him on the
rOuey given by people who were duped
n his spoeious promises, it would
kLOked upon as q just retribution.
htgO late now for NJ. GowaA to cry
Ua Y,lt milk, and be may just as
~uidsntly expect the first lien bond.
holders to sccsde TO his wild proposition
usegpsct that Baruuu can clear his
stn Of the Chinese Morey forgery
hitter.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Hs--
New Castle.

Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. l3-About dozen
vessels, mostly schoOners, were harbor-
ed here yesterday. The ice harvest will
begin to day, the ice is Of an unusual
Iy fine quality, and from 7 to 8 inches
thick.
The supper given by Seminole tribe
of Red Men on Saturday evening, was
a success, netting the snug sum Of
about $75.
The ladies of the M. Z. church pro-
pose giving a supper in the Sunday
school room on the evenings Of Decsm-
ber Goth, 30th and 3lst.
At the funeral of Patrick O'Rourk,
yesterday, at the Catholic church, q
horse became unmanageable, and in
backing caused the upse tting of q car
riage, occupied by young lady, who
fortunately escaped with few slight
bruises and the carriage was but little
damaged.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Contest for a stand OF CoIors.

Creswell Post, Boys in Blue, of Elkton
Nd, have challenged Smyth Post, OF
this city, to contest for stand of colors
at ladies festival to be held in Elkton,
at some time in the future, time not
mentioned. Smyth Post has accepted
the challenge Of the CresBell Boys and
have appointed a committee who ars
supplied with books officially endorsed
by the Post, and they now call upon
the citizens to lend them helping
hand that they may be able to win and
bear away the stand of colors from
Elkton to Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Holiday Goods

D, AngS, Ottomans, Stools and Chairs,
nN' nn Handkerchieis, Ties, Trays,
Ses S'esr Plates, Wallets, Table and
"ao n.y. Covers, Counterpaues, Linen
r.. "e Cloths and Napkins, Gossamer
ss%f'PFoOfs and Hosiery. Novelties
SSVIl for this years Christmas and
!" ~ lesrs gifts. Come and see them
I''le' I.' You buy or not. g. Worrell,
sSonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Tho weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Dec. l3-l
q. m.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, with occasional rain
or snow, warmer southerly veering to
westerly winds, lower barometer.