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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

GIN. Corr is reDortei to have ap'
pealed to the Republican conference, at
New York. for money to assist the
down.,rodden Republicans OF West Viz
GINA in their fight with the Ku-kla1
and night-riders! 1t is reported that he
yo, the money. IL is said that 5000
has already reached this Congressional
l..,.;,t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

AcCoRprxH to Washington special to
the Chicago Times, tner. is a great de-
mspd in ,ae Wet Tor silver TO aid IN
handling he crops. The Treasury is
sending ont a million month for this
nurpose. IN addition to its usual dis
h,raar,apta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Letter from Governor Mathews

The Democracy of New York city re-
Gently held grand Hancock and Eng
lish ratification meeting, at which q
number of eloquent speeches were de-
livered and patriotic letters from dis
tinguished gentlemen from different Sec
tons Of the country were read. In re-
Spouse to an invitation to be present
Gov. II. n. Mathews, of West Virginia,
wrote the following timely and sensible
letter:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

JoHx KELLY, by the Tammany State
committee. has issued call for Con-
vention at Albany, TO meet on Sept. s.
The regular Democracy are much an.
moved at this, as they must either swal-
low kELLY's ticket or create row tina.
may lose New York in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

A TOLEDO Cyprian, having opened a
new place OF iniamy, issued regular
cards of invitation to her inaugural re-
ception. A city paper promises to pub
lish the names OF all who may attend
the gathering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

THE story is now started that Mr.. AR.
THUR was born abroad, and is, therefore,
not eligible to the office OF Vice President.
But what matters that-there is no
probability that he will be elected to
tho place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

THE election for State and county
officers takes place in West Virginia on
the second Tuesday in October. This
wear this event comes on the 18th day
OF the month.
The Presidential election and the
election for members Of Congress takes
place on the second day OF November,
this being, in the language OF the law,
"the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day" in the month.
These dates We have placed in the
tickets, respectively, at the head OF the
editorial column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

Lxr US all rejoice. Senator CoSKLiSa
has accepted an invitation to appear In
public. II is TO be at the Wisconsin
State Fair in September, and he IS to be
accompanied by GRANT.
First gun for GRANT in 1884.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

Ir is said in Washington that an effort
will be made at the next session OF Con-
gress to pass bill authorizing the re-
iscue OF old fractional paper currency,
because OF its hardness in the way OF
transmission through the mails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

TANNER has been outdone. A woman
has jnst completed the unheard-of feat OF
holding her tongue forty days, and her
husband experience grave fears least
fatal results might follow resumption
Of talk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

LOVE, matrimony, girl baby, drink,
arrangement, separation, successful
stock speculation, accidental meeting,
reconciliation, and much joy are the
ingredients Of an Atlantic City sem
satiou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
cruocRATlc STATE TICKET.

E,s.tisa, Tass,iay. Oc,OScr isN,
Governor.
JACOB 3. JACKSON.
Auditor Of state.
JosRPH .. MILLER
Treasurer Of State.
THOMAS O'BRIEN.
Attorney General
L. L. WATTS
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals
THOMAS Z. GREEN.
state superintendent of Free sohoon
sEaSARD L. UfCHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Ohio County Democratic Ticket

Ohio County Uem0cfa''O SN''
E.,.',o,, T,,s'fry. or'osr" l2h'
shsrIG
CURTIS p. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney.
LEWIS 5. JO4DAS.
Asse Ssor.
City District
goDERT IT, PHILLIPS.
Country District.
NOAH ZANE
Judge OF County Court.
GEORGE l. BOYD.
House Of Delegates
SAMUEL A. KEPNE.-
FRANK T.. McNhLL-
CHARLES W. SEABRlGHr'
Joseph W. MORGAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

A DISPATCH from Sioux City says
that Judge BRENNAN, OF that place, a
prominent Irish Revolutionist, declares
there is likely to be blooished in Ire
land, growing out OF agrarian agitation,
tN,lay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

CuAIRNAS BARSuN, OF the Democratic
National Committee, has been inter
viewed in New York. and declares his
strong belief that the Democracy will
carry Indiana without much difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

NEBRASKA Democrats and Greenoack-
ers have agreed upon basis OF FUSION
and will divide the places on the State
ticket and make common cause against
the RaDublicans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

TYPHOID fever. of a malignant and i'm
pudent type, has carried off the brother
of a member OF the Cincinnati Board OF
Health, and is creating alarm among the
l,.al nhysi,.iaus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Thu Constitutional Amendments.

CoSsIIrCIIOSAL AsE$DSE>r' Ak'''
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
,.,,.sr,r,-r,oy.l AMENDMENT. Sc. y, AIT. j.
rOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJGTiCN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Sorry for Il the Next Morning

Philadelphia Times.
Garfield was nominated without any
time for reflection, and there were not
dozen delegates who would have voted
for him the next morning, when they
had bad time to reflect upon ths conse-
Quenoea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

CRoP reports from England, France
and other p,rts of Europe indicate a
limited yield of wheat, which will make
importation from America very neces-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

Democrats Of the Six;a senatorial
dis,rict have nominated HARVEY SAM
PIES. ESQ, of Clay county. as their can
didate for Senator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

The Democratic campaign fires are
burning brightly in Indiana. over TWO
hundred campaign speeches were made
:; ,ha, State saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
v Dudley and II. II. Clark, partners in trade
uuderih iirm name OF L. II. Dudley & Co.
ATTACHMENT N AssUNFslI.

v Dudley and II. II. Clark, partners in trade
uuder,he irm name Of L. II. Dudley Co.
ATTACHMENT IN AssUNPslI.
This lith day of May, 1881. cane the plaintiffs,
by their attorney and on theSr motion the at.
,scnmeni Issued IN this cause Oh the l2th day OF
december, ls7J rcturuable 10 the Aprii term oil
this Court il doc eted and hereupon the plain
t,Ir, filed their de ltiaIioN in open court. Ana
IL appearing that the object Il this suit IS 10 re-
cover from the defendants the sum oil ST'S w.
damages sustained by the plaintiffs BY rea on OF
IN /. Attendants breach OF u contract made Oy
them with the plaintiffs on 0r about the lon
day of september, l>19, for the sale by oeiei-
dent, 10 plaintiffs OF 600 cases OF WINSTON CALI
ned BORN And James II. Og ebay, E..rl ". Og!e-
bay and Frank II. Oglebay, partners under me
nrln name of e.. Oglebsy 4 sons, garnishees IN
this cause. having this day appeared and made
answer admitting that al the date oi The service
OF process on them in this suit, they were IN
debted TO the said T. Il Dudley Il Co. in the
sum Of $500; and Al red q. tgeEter. George
Beck and George A Shells, partners dong busl
moss under the firm name Of A. &. EgericT u To-.
MISC garu shoes in this cause, having this day Gp
peared. ANA made answer admitting that a. me
dave az the service Of process on them IN thl :
suit they were indebted To N" said |. H. Dud
lev K Co. i'm the sum OF S4U7 10. And II further
appearing that the said defendants art not Icsi
dents OF the state OF West Virginia, anu that
they have not teen served with process IN this
suit nor with copy OF the attachment sued
therein, it j. Otdt red that the said defendants,
partner, - aforesaid, 30 Hpicl! within four
weeks after the date OF the tint publication 81
tais order. and Gu what - necessary 10 protect
their Ia ,rCsS. And II l. fuithc. ordered that
this order De pgb,i,hei ami posted according TO
law. copy. TcStc: ,,o,,,, c,,.
K G.. BAER, ATTY Tor plaintiffs. aSl'OaNl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

TIE World notes that HAYES. with the
concurrence of Secretary SHERMAN, now
abandons the pretense OF civil service
reform 10 order to conciliate the mana
gers of the machine, OF whom Gen. Ar
THUR il one. Nr. HAYES has, it seems,
directed the appointments in the New
York Custom House Of two persons Tor
each Republican Congressman in the
State, and ordered that the persons rec
commended by those Congressman shall
forthwith be commissioned. The World
also states it was for the purpose OF
securing this abandonment oi civil ser
vice reform that Gen. GARFIELD was
brought to New York and made 10 swing
around the circle. While there he was
brought face to face with Secretary
SHERMAN as the representative oil the
HAYES administration, and the demand
OF the ''old set" for the removal OF Col
lec;or MERRITT was compromised by the
abandonment of the civil service farce
and the carrying out OF Mr.. GARFIELD
declaration in his letter OF acceptance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

G,RyIELD is weaker in OA;o than the
Reuublican state ticket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

pox'r lear Indiana. Look to ONO
that's doubtful ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
..eVcRsspRo DEMOCRACY.

The Democrats OF Parkersburg and
Wood county, will formally open the
campaign in that locality, on wednes-
day night They have erected q wig
wan for campaign purposes, which they
propose dedicating on this occasion. A
number Of distinguished speakers will
be present among whom are Messrs-
CRAcRAFr and Coon oil. this city. The
party Il in better shape in Wood coun-
ty than 1t was two years ago, and the
indications all point to an entirely salts
factory result at the coming elections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR RENr-THE TWO STORY BRICK
II House No. CO thirteenth street, containing
eisht rooms, wash house and q good stable on
the premises; will be rented very low. Foi
terms Apply az the house or TO N. A. CHAND'
LER. at Etua r. 4 n. lns. Co. agla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Attachment in Assumpsit.

West Virginia. Ohio county. 81
Circuit Court of Ohio county:
Joseph Spiedel, John WalCrhOuse aud A. I,
Hmm. partners in trade under the firm name
OF Joseph sp!edel & Co.,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

into an oEsnss that shonld ever haTo
dobGrred him from rising aboys ths
basiEsas Of mule driving.
Some OF the inspsctorI Of the little
election in Wilmington are men Of the
true type, after the manner Of tho Ar.
rsstsrs; only they did not 20 the
whole hog. They aro right in denying
taeir artiGoqs, and In sticking to that
derlal; but according TO the principles
ofihe ArresttrS, they should have had
the ballot boxes stuffed with rsbOcratic
votes, then made away with all Repub-
lIcan ballots and swore that there was
not ons Of the latter pollsd In the ward
Oar political speech makerg scarcely
nsed caution 10 beHars of telling the
truth. Thsy ars exceedingly cautious
10 that regard. They have learned
that II 10 not an ingredient In our tao
tics or our policy. Thelr qualifications
are Comprised In certain volubility In
terms betting their audience. tits not
desirable, nor is II eEpsctsd, that they
should rival the pathos OF Closro nor
the bolder elcqnencs Of DemDslhens ss
but /. is indispensable that they deal
ont, right aud lsft, front aud rear, that
admirable slang wang so we'll display
sd . few evenings ago by Robrrt Il.
Monaghan from Pennsylvania. He Is
an admirable prototype whom 1t Is very
safe to copy aftsr. Never telling an
unadorned, undistorted political trath,
and never 60 eloquent as when emit
ting hiS vocabulary Of BillingsgA.e, he
Ia an exampls worthy Of imitation.
Having given q comprehensive out
line Of their motives, objects, aRd de.
bires, ths Arrsstsrs feel tnat 1t Is due
to their Anticipated patrons, 10 explain
the reason Why they have dropped the
term "DemssrAt" from their vooabu.
larry. Well, to come to the point at
once. the Democrats have gone over to
the Repablioaus therefore, they have
no place nor name among us as = par
ty. 1t has been considered In q Ma.
lional Council Of our friends, both polit-
10 and expsdie0t TO adopt names ex.
pressive Of our principlee and practics,
and no longer sail under false coIors.
While the AHestsrs advocate artiaoe
and ialsehsed in our warfare with the
enemy. they must make show OF hon
esty 10 their fellows. Honor among
rosues," you know.
"Fhe Crows Dale LJHs" Ia In full
scscrd with the National Council, and
"ill, hereafter GLASS our whole party
under the gensrio name Of "Rsbsioo.
raoy." Those Of our party in the South
will still bear the spsesao name OF
Rebels" and those Of the North, Bast
and West, tho very expressive coEuo-
men Of "Rebocrsts."
Ali newspapers Of like faith aud
practice OF The Crows Dale Lyre, will
please copy, and the ArrsSters will re-
eiprOcGts whenever convenient.
THOMAS PErPRE, President
JOS PACKER, Secretary.
B0HEAsFioS HrcHFLowNIOo YAM YAM.
Editor and Aotuary.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Even ehe ChIIdren are Polite aIIy
Eakh q sod.

A Wilmington school girls letter to
her grand parents in Philadelphia con.
tGined the following extracts:
"wednesday night the Republicans
had their grand parade. There we're
several parties from Philadelphia, West
Chester and other places. 1t was splen-
did, and the Democrats are mad because
they cannot sc. anything like It. Papa
was In II. heard that grand pa was
going to vote for Hancock, but 1 think
he had bsltsr not, for II tho Democrats
get 1t there will be an awful time, 40
oordiug 10 my ideas. I hope the Re-
publlcans will beat as they always do.
| canBot help rsverting again to tue
subject Of grand pa being q Hancock
man. Papa, mamma and us girls could
not express our astonishmsnt ut hear.
Ing that he 10 among that mean, dirty,
Democratic party. Ali
respectable people almost in Whining.
ton are Republicans, and Delaware Is
going to be . Republican State. As 1t
Is not yet tCo lats ask him please to vote
Tho Republican ticket"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
They Want the xepub,,csp.

A gentleman writing from New Cas-,
tie wants to know why the REPUBLICAN,
cannot be had at that place, while the
Every Evening 10 thrown around free
to every body. He intimates that there
must be some underhand influence at
work and says that II there is, it will
only make the Republicans OF that
city more earneSt and determined.
We can only say that besides our
regular pack Of come 200 copies which
We send 10 our agent and to Mr.. Chase
the newS-dealer, about $50 extra have
been sent to ths Republican League, to
the Postmaster. We cannot tall why
there are NO Republicans TO be had.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
no Leafora at a1Iadle Depot.
Eor the RaruBLrcAH.

rof Luo hhPUBLtCAH.
AR sRs. RDIPoRs A correspondent
OF the Every Evening, In defending the
Blue Hens Chickens Democratic Club
against the charge Of stoning the Du
Pont Pioneer Republican Club as they
were returning from the parade on
Wednesday evening, when near the
middle depot, states that the sooundrel
was not msmbsr OF the former club,
but thinks that II was dcne by ons Of
the several drunken men who were
loaang around the depot. To do Justice
to Mr.. Thomas Woods, the oompaDy's
efficient watchman, we can emphatioally
say that drunken men do not loaf
around the depot on the eompany's
property. Mr. Woods saw the man
throw the stone from the street, and
wants the odium TO rest where 1t be-
longs. Loading Ia strictly forbidden on
the premises. and Mr.. Woods intends
enforcing this ruls. JAHDlKx.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
WHAT'S the Matter with Hanna ?
For tho Republican.
HHWPoEg, Del. Oct. q. 1890.

Messrs. Rdltors.-Ths laws OF Della
ware state that no person shall be a
(Lsvy CourD Commissioner for Q dun
drad unless he resides and Ia a free
holder therein. Many OF our citizens
before casting their votes on Tuesday
next wSuld like to know as to the legal
qualifications Of the person nominated
for Democratic Commissioner in Chria-
tiana Handrsd (of eminent qualinca.
tions otherwise ws are we'll 40 n aintsd,
does he own any Real RstAtei We do
not find his name upon the records In
the Recorder Of Deeds office at New
Castle. "fhat's what Is ths matter
with Hanna" Yours, RzADzR.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
GOinS M0sne tO Vote.

sArTA Fs, New Mexico, Dot. 2s.-Tht
President and his party will separate al
Kansas City. The President will 20 tc
Ohio, Secretary Ramsey to St. Paul tC
vote and Gen. sasrman will proceed tc
81. Louis.
DENVER, Col Dot. GA special dis.
patch from Trinidad to ths Republican
says: "Ths President aud his party
passed this place on q special train las I
night. The President says the Repub-
liosns will carry California and Greg Jn
and all the Northern States, and that
ne is going to Ohio 70 vote for 3srdsld
aai Arthur.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
ShsrlRRhot by owbeys.

A party Of i've cowboys, who were
nOisiiy psrading the streets Of Tomb.
s'oue, Arizona, and threatening to OK.
t.rminats any officers who should in
terfere with them, were arrested by
Sheriff Ford, and while struggling with
one Of the gang, called Curley, the
sheriff was shot In the groin, ipa letting
aprobably fatal wound. The prisoners
were hurried TO Tucson 10 prevent
lynshing.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Attempt 10 Ro b a Bnnk,

On Thursday night a b,ld attempt
was made to rob tie Wellsburg, w.
Va, bSnk. Just az the wstohmSn en-
tersd the bank hs was seized by thrse
strange men. who trle( 20 garrote him.
He fought Desperately. Assistar,s was
at hand, AMI ono OF the audsoious
craoksmsn was captured. II 10 be-
lisved ths etaers viii bs apprshsndea.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
what u. n. Grant Says.

Ny DEAR GESBRAL LOGAN: 4
Iagrss with you that twill
not do Ia ta bsatsn now. We should
never repre- sent those who oOuut
In the enumeration TO give representa-
tion in tho Electoral College can cast
his vote Just as he plsases and can
have IL counted just % he cast II.
youRs TSuLr, q. y, GRANT.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Strange.

A French girl was scared bsldheaded
by narrow escape frem death by a
falling floor. She was seventeen years
old and in good health, but just after
her fright she began TO complain OF o
he ada ,he and ehills; the next morning
she felt restless and had an itching Of
thescalpi during the few following dsys
she steadily improved, with the exoep.
tion Of the itching. One day In comb.
ing out her hair, she noticed that 1t
came out In great quantities; three days
later she was perfectly bald.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
evidently the worse for liquor.

0V!uoHly tuo WUIbd lOf lIq00F.
"Bntyou folks have no right TO 7ote.''
Were going to vote anyhow. The
poisoe say We will have no troubta, aud
they are going 10 give as % apiece"
At this juncture 1t appeared TO the
two other men that their sopp panion
was talking TOO much, and they told
him to hush.
"OA, kGow him." repIfe1 he self
confs s'sed raps ater, chs wouldn't give
ms away" al d the trio move: off.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
7 HIS MONDAY EVE. NOV. 1.

YENRAMP. TRAMP THEY 90 TO THE
j Granger Store, l03 T.. Sixth street. for
James Drew's famous sausage and scrapple.
made at Elkviow, Penna.; 1t sells In the Far.
mers' Market in Philadelphia as fast as two
mon can hand It out. We have 100 bushels
of his Early Rose potatoes In store and for
sale; they take the premium a. every fair,
and II you want or 10 bushels speak Quick
as they are selling last, and on will be sorry
you did not get some whom they are ali gone.
We have full sunDly Of aouf; good -four at
q barrel Nuts by the cart lead. We have
tho whitast sugar an the bt Ut tea and coffee
In the city for the price. II you want nne
groreriee COVE TO the Granger B ore, lOe h
sixth street, loSotot Z. N. WIRA.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
DPEUEAL MEMTN@M.
Or. Skznnas' Waite PuIzaonio
Bnlsam.

The famous lung and throat medic'us
never e1celled if ever eq quslled, cured
G. c. Barrett, tobsceonist, 7l2 Locust
street, and hundreds Of Others. Quickly
cares coughs, sore throat, hoarssness,
Go. Price 300. and el. Main depot,
An and King streets Phila., COZ Arch
Etreet. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

load lots.
Fine assortment of brushes Hair,
bristle, metallic and tooth brushes alse
shaving brushes OF the best quality,
sold at the lowest market price. "Do-
msstic Cough Syrup" at the West End
Pharmacy, tn and Jefferson streets.
For roofing and recosting or repair
ing leaky roofs, whether composition,
Bhingle or tin, send for Robt. Atkinson,
at Samuel Hanna & Co.'s hardware
store, Fifth and Market streets.
Take your old pictures to sutterley
u Sawyer, 502 Market street. and have
them copied before they fade out. They
do them cheap.
Sholl's Pills, for fever and ague, also
Thermalins, Ayers Agus Cure, Oagood's
India Chologogus and other prepara-
tions of their class for sale by J. R.
Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and Poplar.
Nyour appetite has failed get a bot
tie Of Cann's Kidney Care. It works
upon the kidneys, liver and bowels,
carrying off the poison from the blood,
and you can't help feeling well. Try it.
Physicians prescriptions carefully
and accurately compounded at all hours
OF the day or might, at Taylor & Fuller
toms, Draggists and Apotheaariss, 800
King street.
Remember that the "Workingman's
Truss" can be obtained at Danforth's
Drug Store Store, I'd and Market streets.
A special room for applying.
The best photographs taken in Will
mington are at No. 3l5 Market street,
Boschsr's Gallery. First gallery below
s!h, west side. Established IL years.
Remember when you want picture
Of yourself or any of your family, 20 to
Beeoher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
For fine erayons 60 to sutterley &
Sawyer, 3O2 King street. They cannot
DO beat in the city.
600 lbs. Of fine cigar wrappers fer
sale cheap, at Chapman's, Fourth and
shiBlev streets.
For the best and cheapest photographs
go to sutterley x Sawyer, 3O3 Market
Strse2, above 3D..
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
About Gne Parade.

From the West Chester Record.
The following Is an extract from a
private letter from one who helped to
iced West Chester boys at Wilmington;
Hope the paraders" were satisfied
with their lunch. Had We known pos
itively what companies were TO favor
US we would have done the thing right
l assure thee. As 1t was did not
know that We would have anybody,
and did not care to be too much dis.
appointed. The ladies were delighted
with their guests and It's not too late
Tor me to say, what should have said
IN response to your vote of thanks aud
to yourlalute on behalf of the ladies
and for myself we thank you for having
honcred us with your presence: We
thank you for your expressions Of an
probation Of our efforts to entertain
you, and We would like to welcome
you here again, one week from to day,
to help us cheer for the victory we are
sure towln. T. FL. SAvRRY.
Almsh0uSe contracts Awarded.
The following oont:ac for furnish
ing supplies at the Almshouse were
given out on Saturday
Meat, George Adele; small meats,
Patrick MoDahan bread, Richard Crit.
nth dry goods, Kennard & Co., L. B.
Sanders and Chas. Campbell; groceries,
Peter J. Ford, George W. Gray and B.
M. Dickey; drugs, W. Z. williams:
liquors, John Mealey hardware, sam'i
Hanna Il Co.; boots and shoes, Daniel
lcCusker; clothing, John H. Moore;
Patrick W-lch.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Potatoes ana Apples.

N. L. Janney's, 3eS King street, is
headquarters for pr yduoe OF ali kinds.
Special arrangements to parties for car
load lots.