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, 1880-01-08
PUGET SOUND ARGUS
HISTORY Of THE INDEPENDENT Or.
DER OF GOOD TEMPLARS
Write n for The GOOD TEMPLAR GEN
BY REY. 4. +. PARKER,

May %, 1860. All Of the officers
were present except three; the Vice
Templar, Marshal and Outside
Guard. Fifteen Grand Lodges we're
represented by 35 representatives.
In his official report, Brother Chase
says that the year had been one oil
marked success. Every Grand Lodge
except two or three, among which
was New York, had growa in nun
bers and influence. The order had
been extending its borders, and had
manifested vitality and adaptation
unknown to other temperance orders.
During the year the first edition
of Chase's Digest had appeared, and
portion had been sold.
The Grand Lodge of Kentucky
had been reorganized. The case ol
Kentucky was a strange one. The
Grand Worthy Secretary bad made
an effort to carry the membership
bodily into another organization, and
so embarrassed the action that for
two years the Grand Lodge held no
meeting. During tho year b. Fl.
Mills, of Missouri, went to Kentucky
as d. r. w. G. T., and rsorganized
the Grand Lodge. Twenty one sub
ordinate lodges we're represented,
and the body started on new ca
reer OF usefulness.
The charter Of the Grand Lodge Of
Kansas was revoked, it having been
forfeited by the on.actioR Of the
Grand officers. This action Of the
r. w. G. L. did not affect the sub.
ordinate lodges of that jurisdiction,
which were taken under the care Of
the r. w. G. H., and authorized to
petition fora new Grand Lodge.
The action Of the former session in
adopting a new ritual had not proved
satisfactory, and Grand Lodges were
authorized to use eitherof the rituals
in use during the year, and The r.
G. r. WAS made committee to ex-
anime all rituals that might be pre-
sented, and report the next session.
The oflicsrs elected we're:
r. w. g. i. ......S. Is. Chase,
r. w. G.. @. s. M. Cherry,
r. WIG. ". T., Emile C.S. Chiffon
r.. w. g. S.. Erie J Lesch
r. w. G. Treas, d. r. Persaiug
There is nothing in the report oi
the proceedings to show that the
great civil was so near at hand.
Probably no one believed that in one
short year the order would be divid.
ed by il, and that for several the,
Order would not be represented At
ALL 1t was fortunate that the next
session was appointed north Of Ma
son and Dixcn's line.
Il met at St. Louis, May 2S. 1861.
Only four Of the Grand officers re-
sponded to their names at roll call.
and quorum not being present, the
lodge adjourned @t 2 P. NJ, and 4
quorum not being present at that
tims, it adjourned to 5 A. M. next
day, whsn delegates from majority
Of the Grand Lodges being present,
the business proceeded. Eleven
States were represented. The first
words Of the R. w. G. It's report
spoke Of the state Of the country, and
tho war that but commenced.
notwithstanding the heated presi
dental campaign, and the political
difficulties, encouraging reports came
from many parts Of the field. The
Grand Lodge Of Kansas had been
reorganized, and new Grand Lodges
had been instituted in Maine and
California. Subordinate lodges had
been instituted in, several States
none had existed before. The r.
, 1880-01-08
SUMMONS.

In the district court of the Third Judicial
district OF Washington Territory. hold
ing terms Mt Port Townsend, for the
counties Of Jefferson, Island, Clallam
and San Juan.
CAROLINE WILLIAMS, plaintiff,
, 1880-09-06
Tile COURTS.

A PERSISTENT sfOT1I1;s.1N-LAW.
4 bIIi wus fllnd Saturday In tho Circuit Cn,rt
hy Ain Il. Wiswei!, e1cGlItrfx Or tho cstnte nj
Ei!zn!ath \. Norris. ngntnst her Fon-it,.hw John
W. Nurris. to compel him 10 release his Glaltlls
oI, his dcccnae w!ie's estate. Complainant
statcs TINT Mrs. Il. 4. Norris during her lifetime
WIS nwncr Of tho y. \ Of tho f. ". u ailtl the =.
y uf tho y. H. Il Ut Scr. n, n, Il. which wns
given iicr by complainant III 1sfl. In 1871 Mrs.
NurrIs gnvo a tr.lst-tced on this property to
secure n ipnn VI $1,MN. nude tY her husband,
gron tho .Elnn lfc.Inslrnnce Company. of
Hartford. III February 1873. Il, zoo af this amount
WIS rupaId by Mrs. Norris out OF her own funds,
rs WIS also tho nccrnci intcrest. Since bis
wltu'h death Nurr1s has rcnNlnced any riRhtA
acqrcl '',,!cr tho will, n11L ist,w clnlt,,a . hMf
tHtrrcst in NIL hnr property utitrr TUG snimte.
Nnrr. nctInr.s her THU to tho land nnyn nioti'
tlunud iMtore tho Dbwcr statute Ut 1871 wns
p'StG h. t'.n baye 10 s;s!1 @ sai!,i rG! TINT hG
should be compelled to repay IT, l!c hhs n!sD
r.nls1cd 'n tnor'snHc gtytn ~ uenrRn ".
nd TG MI. WSS WiawS' H.. ~ s,ks st i. s s
!hat soarse. n !s;a ID .tohn v: sorris, the &C.
eaas st; 10 bc Jew w.r 'r ,thins Gai his ;nosner".
law nit2rs tin. hy III }icr-rrst,lcht or tho
Dlcl,nll satc s. Lark Company, md haa largc
chascs witt, tic moneys Ieriyc iros, his wifoe
c*tate. nntne Ut which funds afe beinE used
IN pHtI'n3 himself uni sn sAfo business iHor-
Mrs. WiswcIl !lak. that tirrlH may l,u held to bU
tr,iscc for thu benefit or his wlEe's csatc. us
~ his Interest IN tho sAfe b,itiness. ihat be may
rcaiizca aii t,,o d. ". Morris mortKasc, md ,nay
l,n restrained from driving any t,!ucya from
tae safu nsslncs.. or trnttterrlng az interest
y. X. f'rHtsoas. Agent, and tho n!etmld Luck &
| BAio Company. nru Aiso tnntle defendants.
, 1880-09-06

William John Mills, in tho suit Of Mills ys.
MIlla, HE'D his answer In tho Superior Court yes
ter,lay TO the hill Of compt,lint Of Mary Mills,
complainant, III substance as follows:
lie denies TINT complasnant Eas been for eight
yours past Il resilient OF Couk County, hut aycrs
TINT for four ycnrs she has t,oen q resident OF
Great 1tritaLn. lilo WIS rnurrctt TO her Jan. @,
16Gi HI Mvers tIlnt she On divers occasions Mt,-
keEtctl herself trntn himself and thnfr child cUn-
tt4ry uhs rCttlest ailtl DESIRES 1ltrug which limo
ehp committed uLultory with various parties.
md furthermore dill live In OpGn adutlGry with
GGrtnIn pHrEpEa. Defondant positively tteHtes
having neglected his marriage duty to her nt
.ny tine up to June, l6sh, and tflut he has lived
In adultery witt, ono hary Nllrray Or with
divers 1cHtl women. ae complainant haR nj.
lrEch, n1id denies tl,at tonpn!tlht wGnt to Et1-
auud for hur hcalth; stating further that fl
Hnitl month he wrCtu 10 complainant, nttftAnK
llur that hp bad obtR!t.od ngaInst her Il bill Of
disnrcc ~ cntnpetc.ii court IN Utah. ile do
MICS, further. TINT complainant left millinery
siore owned by bur In his earc,-said
sioro being Ills propcriy,-and, that he
hHs inninget II lArHe pGrx0llnl property
for her ind nwned by her,--1hl TINT ho lAs snll
any property Of hers. liz ailirna. In conclusion,
thnt ut tho september turn Of 1871 OF the Pro-
lllt0 Court In sinlt Luke County, Utah, held In
Salt Luke City, h0 was granted I'LL Ut divorce
ngtit,st her, With liberty to hurry aKRin, and
tlt Btn0 tfulo thereafter ha WIS lawfully Joined
IN InurTIn1o to ono Mary Murray. WIN tllls anct,
bean his !nwfEl wlfe. Wherefore, ho prayB that
! the Injunction which hHs be0n Issued Ngainst
| him be dissolved.
, 1880-09-06

Iol1l.,.. t...s..& ~oTiO tAsuot
Tho total decrease Ia &8,DQl.A, and OF this
amount $7,a6.s. 10 wAs anyed lit tho Town Ut l.e.
mint. The Committee On Town and T0wn Ac-
upunta aro entitled to tho thRhks Ut tho boetl.
lug taxpayers for having put an e11octua! saup
to tho Wholesale imposition. mt to sNy rn1htry,
which has horcto{oru marked tho d.tributoHuf Ut
so-ctlltcd charity ~ that town. L. tAs been
demonstrated that tho e,nploytn Of shrowa
and c0nlIA,tont uRHnt t0 Investigate 1aupor
C.soa throughout tho county IL y paying ILL.,
yestiucnt, ind tho prosant axcni, Mr. tliainhor
r.iormation in tGfa Regard. His lnycstixa.
tons aro made Ia U spirit nf jus
iiou, ard whore chasltY oam By worthily
bestowed It Ia always Recommended. but tho
Eun,tntttee haye "! systenatbzMi thu work thAt
few aIid beautifully less Il ~ tloslgHo:a Y eol.
tulu md not tho exception ana,9 thoa9 who
supply tue paupgrs thrnuxE,out tug county time
was When Supervisors osder covered 2
those. slips Of pAFer tue people Woso
c4iIed UPON to ply the laExo amounts
OF money which could by llU neMuA 10 o1t!sld-
ered purpiy charitable expenditures. ealoDu
bills, buard bills, nlll various 0&hor sWin!isiuR
devices haye rrcelvcd thu Endorsement Of Town
Supervisors. and bepn paid under the cloak Ut
charity; but under tho pttse1t orteF 0S Things
1t il Impossible 70 lmpase upon the pnopl0 10
that uluillIrr, aud II thu saInY Pal!s Aro taken,
there ts no good reason why faouO should not
coyOr tho e1puHeoa for outdoor relief during
the coming your.
, 1880-09-06
LAKE PORTS,

ERIE.
Special Dt.pateh to JAs Chicago Tribune.
En1E. H.. Sept. 6.-Entorctl-Propeler Juni'
alta; schooner Annin Sherwood, Rr,ln, Chicago.
CloaroA-rropeller Lycoming, Chicago, light
i decision Of Judge Nckunna, ct tho Unltcl
STATUS Circuit Court, WIS received to.dAy In tho
mnttur Of tho schooner M. g. Dacun Va. Tho Eric
j. Western Transportation Company. Tho case
was argued In tho District Court In
1s7s, thu l,ucon ola'mtng damages for q.
loadu,l IL tho elevator until tho ourgoee u four
other yessG!s pEees!nx her y pert a been lis.
f5Eea ,mS% ghs H. stfSt 9st Sxs a
% the i,ea VII uS ] asEea 1t tho Gisouit coart heii
here Iii July. JutlKn Mekert!A reversed tho ae.
GREG Of tho DISTRICT Court !lhellant to pay al
costs.
sptsfas ntsrasea to I"s cateaeo Ittbatns. ~,
po,ieTn ,iG so:hosioe ;e ~. eFFn Fnna comooso Hhska,
soasarts, ltaIes aqi oopsoFt, 4: 4; Turner aTa 70
% Paas:t d dow.,Ntfonoiicrs " ias.aio lid low, city
Ct G@ Gaea sS an aG Sf a9
0oshnwE. lrn Chatlc9 and harges, Ntna at'd
consort. htl.lo!nh, and burgess, Missouri r. an. anu
Maytlower and burgess; scho.'nors EEia;;, nelle,
le6un,soh,> Guiding Star. Janiatcs. Fl9rll..
niouiIor, Ba.galoro, George ". OavlH' Mary
M0rrttt
CLEVELAND.
Special Dspateh to The Chicago !r9buns:
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. .5.-ArrlvDd-pr prnpcller3 J.
81 sro taHx Hfcis St,asc psa; eca aeorxs
D. Russell, Eaoanaba, ose; Gosha"k. Mar9uetto'
Clcarcd- Atlantic, Portage, ": q.
OtntwIck. N. K, FulrbRnk, Chicago. coali Jay
dnal.! ~ uI1 Chicago;, cGengo. ,~,.. ,,a, .ou
choaxo. w"s u ID 70 s saS'ns lsy
tho vessel wa5 about ~ sui! last night, This
migrating she was toTol to noiso1t Mne1e get,hs sme
, 1880-09-06

with Saturday coactl vncntion In tho state
Court. To-luy tue Superior Court opens US usp-
nj In botl, thu Inv and cilnnccry branches. Now
cnlenars hase hoen prepared, aud tho Judges
will ut once hrEtu THUR cults.
NHnc OF the Judges Ut the Circuit Court will
he In this week except Judge 1iArnu1n, who an-
tiD,.nccs ttsat hc will fleNr motions to-day.
Judges Urt,ntipnd And t}l0tlKeit nrc still keep
ing nWny from business NJ niseh Is possible Arll
Hre only In court MONDAYS for nnttona They
Will hnrtlly resume work before tho lBt Of OctO-
her.
Judge narnum Saturday afternoon hcnrd tho
hnbusia curEs ctasc OF John Schcllcr n travelling
aalestnnn6f T.. l.. Garrily. chnrgGd with embcz-
zliuE about $50, aud discharged hin. =
, 1880-09-06
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

-
IN an article On tho EpAmon's Untons existing
s'ong tho chain Of lukcs, and tho outrages frc-
qaently pcrpotrated by them. the Dottolt tDst
aods to theso scatimonts: " No policy u peate.
~! tha1 dictates roco,irse to vfoleuce 70 compel
" nssse! captains to discharge non.unton sailors.
aae ruth Ut tho u1attcr Ii, the Scatncn's Union
nas ihausur1tcd q relentless and bitter waEfaro
asalnst VII Caplalns who do not recognxc !ts
x"s sss aud aaots who do not Identity thomte!ves
rHa + the organization. The policy of the unton
ssAoTs ut heart"
-. 1LkCrAlQ Lt0QT on sa1PnOARD,
AAst night tho electric light dashed for tho
, 1880-09-06
n1vOItCES.

Eric n.smitt1 flied bill Saturday claiming that
his wife, 1lannnh b., nce satnwtilc hatl deserted
hin, anti rn!yIng for tho rccumpcnse usunl in
such cAses.
Martin Shcchan asked for q divorce from Anne
Slret1ur t,tl the ground nf drunkenness.
E,,lnln lima EilttGi wNnts eternal scpnrntlou
frOm John II. Cutieu, on tho ground OF ndultcr5.
, 1880-09-06

NO anil a trinr,er Inches III diameter, s,entinR
upun fhn olrrrrc tho Elctgnn Ion snnrdfnw tho
Constellation. Over him In the rrnwn. under
Meath. "lE#L-1HD" On Tho rnycrtc Ia tho
Ieuen,!. "pktnu Anu!vGrtntrc de- LIH1crelnl-
nnco ilclpc. t:hIcaro ID aopttmhrt.. 1t8j
, 1880-09-06
COUNTY POVERTY.

Outdoor Relief Dlstributod During the
Past Yenr.
Clerk Fflkcns, Of tho County Hoard, has conn
plotcd As footlnEs showing tho a1no unit c1pcnd-
ed during the tlscul yeAr for purposes Of out
door rel!uf In tho various county towns. Tho
following tablc, including a comparison with
tho previous tlsCnl ycnr, shows q Innrke.l de-
orcase In tho amount expended for pauprr Mlll:
-. fG19-'bD. 1918-'e9
, 1880-09-06

@----------------
frat ttnno over tho wntors q Lnko Ontnr!o and
ir,s'isnF i hsiS: I5 napa1Gt%,s @ , Va V. p.t with Il
t'!i working nr.ltr hl't ti!e lNhs was ,oih.. H..
arEo cal1 ,w!'iie nn"ther I)!sintnatea p1s,aac
WY t!ir wns IL tnn Ei,trr1Gan s,- .,Gek aa,,i
~ its aa si1 ..a1nS ,,!td ~ ne lny nl 'issSf s.rc
u foet t"us "s"y rtI ILL., ah,s s scss % "!lowe rt for
s,1no tltne ,nttcr. sle rcnchct hcE dock AMI ana n
fgS" 4o,v,,to Hr sfafi. 3D. u 'A''''''e'' ''' "'t
thEAs1sos.
Tho w-bnrgn Nprttern Light. WHICH recently
inke % fnr"l,, @ h.s hns bcr,, Gu got DIT ani towcd 10
Port tnr .s for rcIr r,n, Ss r|,''rS ta ,.,1o o
tinwn.
capt. F. !. Mcrrlman. Of I'ar Iiuron, With tho he
sSs s"na /" S fhs ~rr"E | Il to icrschcy, and viii
on leayur t1 rnIAo her ,nAGl!!nfry; M ,,,.o
con@s.i"' ''aa @'s l,Re pa!afo. sho bs. just 70:
ce!Scd i ,hor,ash rebuild. ....,.a.. :. v,.u,
mhssS S aaopt r sys e Il M kSa ST.
u Gn1i!i'vwod is figuring for dry.dock 70 cost
*':fi Tho propeller Atlantic. Of tho Lako stpcrur
trnit .,it.''' '''''e' "N .-'''' - ~ .,,,.
Tho nxnct amonnt Of exponso TO the tug Will
inn ,alo q" s,r1 f , thIfhH tue o ssho9'1sr
dim pApcre WIS $il7.
Tho l'rcAItcnt Ut tho Kingston fsrnnrh ot tho
1s"rs "ns r,. nn "",u I @ t ent9s i:se or T ronowed
| by hin hcrcnfter will not 10 recognized;
III n ar Zig 81 fSf'a ts sera sfi u Gs soSea as
strike. .,. u,..., Il,
.he as %tster stesS p q q TS c hSs"r ~ @ II
chMnnrl IL Mlo!lt 'atI tr 10 feet south oi tan
Wlrf an1 reasnS' @ ts",n ~ @ "ko ko 70 ,n Inc
nc Miehaan Of tha United W
| Rtntcs navy on our Inland scfs, was ~ uotrotoh
| Erlny itst,
, 1880-09-06

Daniel l.. Wells, Henry l.. Norton, ant Frank
r. Walker bcgnn Bult Saturday to recover
10000 of tho Chicago l. Pacific na!lroad Com
pAny. .z
Alexander Eftcrt ttieh Conrad L. EalhoH, John
i. Iiorr, and George W. Deal for LOU.
, 1880-09-06

1PusAtnpepn St1t.
There u 4 man down n Alabama who has
been writing to tho Uutad HtMtes Treasurer
Auout 1 $.Q uoty, QUO corner OF which wak to1n
p4, lfo wAntcl now uote for II and 5out On
, 1880-09-06

tlinRrnm Of tho torn f,tn.. lIe was very nnxious,
hnwnvrr, to Ret hoitl nf The ncw mot" lsctnre hn
Fnve M the old """;, The rrcns.srcr wn'tc te
him to ren on tho olh not" ni1d wo1llta b. re-
tlramc After considerable tlclay tho nuto
cal,tu Il, tho TrcnAury fo-'ny. Tho MIN ~as
evidently doubtful as tn tho honesty of tho
TrFha,Ircr. He inGtttsstl the Iuo in the follow
inx letter: "ro,,.y ut hand requiring " nj" e,
send tho sc0 nutilatcd United ktatcH note IN
net. hoping and trusting TINT ynn will tlo the
ct'utsa yutt nre unknown t0 inc, though thta
need nut prevent ynur 1onosty, tn VIZ. the
ns pn.sbe.'' A new note was sent tho Alabama
nun to-day.
For tho toilet and the Anlfi tre DiennH Sulphur
Sonp. 1t purtcs pIld bcnutiilcs. Avoid cuut,-
, 1880-09-06

TIE GALL.
JunGE DnUI!MoSp-1n ehatnlcrs.
JUNE Ht4ODOKTr-1n chhmbGrs.
JupQE GAnY-1 to 70 inc!usiyo On his now cal"
cndHr.
june BM1y1f-prclt1ntnRry call Of flrHt fifty
cnsea MI now calendar, a.lI c1ll uf pNBsrd cnsca
l,Syl, .,0l9, ,1d, .18 3,.06 .,Ol 1900, @Jlt, ,;E1
t2;GE.s. md 2,;Eo.
JUpdE Observation-Disclosures motions.
, 1880-09-06
RAILlaDA0 tt InR-TARLn..
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF Trains.

ExrkANATtov or REFEnENcE MAnRA-fYatn
sDhllg
thtcnkn a Northwestern HALLWAY.
For Mars. t7ntdo-tlnoka. T1mnI nITAbtes, Betrjnsf.-
;sSs@mam.nasMoas ;,1sna .s. arpi{ q o. md q GlaTkst
nosthenst corner H#nto!ph and state-stAE Psln@snf @
t0hne, Is CaNA1.fL, and hk tho GopsIts ' "S*
, 1880-09-06
MEDlUAL ElsIFAltATl0Ns.
IMPORTANTLY 10 TIE FAIR SEX

nr1ttt 1uEav EStIi4lsH NENEt1r. C4foa Laus
ecFsiioa. Tanfu Msnsttustlon i!iceration, Ovs1iaa
f,.easss III dIsoasea Aaoxn q Female Wc.knasA
In;s,lr iiIl soil " oil uFukxi.i. 1ysrywss E.loa
tIul per boz. " ~ bo1S. t"s al eone W mA !fua
u posn*'' seee's 1iIE GiiAY MEnauiNE Cu,'
MuCAsu suirs' uuGk, Nutr1!s Aich.
Whole.aIo Agents foE lhu unh,A dtatas.
fR.E1fupIlut1 sent frcu, .A3
3old In Chlo1EO ly i'll nrukx14ta.
VAN HCH1ACk, brEYENsoN Cur Akonss,
~ and W 4.aka.1L. corn9S DeafbVru-
, 1880-09-06

f'hicnR0, Hack leland 4. Fnclno IIntt,>oua
unces Si E!nrk:st. shernnn lfnnsb. Talmgr House
tshnd l'ac!tte Hotel and - Cutat. cusHer Addison.
, 1880-09-06
CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE,
VASSAR COLLEGE,

Morgan lsurk, near Chicago Fall Terni Hcrtetn.
hcr7. For CAtAioEurs, address q. rIlAfEk rrest.
Morgan rask. H.. or = sfads"n-st.. Ehcaso.
, 1880-09-06

FDT75HEE EE5'S7Es y Ia
FOR THE LfHEltlL EDUCATION W WOMEN.
Examinations for entrnHCr Enp lh t'ntn1t,Enns rena
on npplIcnttIn to ". L.. Uf:aN. HrKtstrar.
frW>Il,EtstATE AND COMMERCIAL 1NSTlTETE
~ Now Ilnv9n. .C.snn. fen tusslIa School Pft!Mrn-
thry ~ college. RcCntttlc scDtls hr business Thns.
Htxh phyktt1 training hy military rfnE, E!n1nhs-
ec. Aiupln 0uportun[nlty for athletic row-
Ing,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
n,ble Glass Auniyersary.

TIE fifth anniversary Of the pastor
Bible clsss, OF the Second Baptis
church, was celebrated las; evening
The attendance was large. II. Charle
wo!laston presided and William Brown
was orgsnist. The exercises wcr,
nicely rendered. PRAYER was OF
fered by Rev. R. B. Cook, the
te achor OF the class. Select readings
ere given by the Misses Sidney Wells,
Sallie Pugh, Rebecca Davis and Mary
Anna May. Solos were sung ny Mrs. III.
Taylor; Mr.. Henigs acted as orgauist
during their re ndition. Miss Anna May
rad tue report Of the social condition
OF the class. Mr.. Slater reported that
tho number OF scholars ln.the class was
05. During ths year there has been
one death, Humphrey Alexander.
Rev. Mr.. Cook re ID lsttsr from VIM.
Cathcart, D. D., president OF the Bap.
tist Historical Society, Of Philadelphia,
acknowledging the receipt OF ten dol
lars from the Bible class, which con-
stituted the pastor life member Of
the society.
Mr.. Allen Gswthrop, the superin-
tendeut Of the Sabbath school, made a
isw remarks con3ratulating the pastor
on the success Of the class during the
past FIVE years. He also remarked that
toe class had an importan: bearing on
toe prosperity OF the church.
At the conclusion Of the exercises the
congregation was treated to ice cream
and cake.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De Meyer's wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all drugglsts, and
~ delivered tcar iage paidlby D. d. Dewey
IL do, No. 40 Dey st., New YorE. The TO.
markabla cures which have everywhere 70.
sui ed from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling TACT that no merely
local l. oatment, like enuffs, dOuches, ana In
nalations, can possibly reach or oestro' ca.
Larrhal virus The autidotal elements dR.
covered by Dr. Wei De Meyer ars absorbed
throus neut he mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an lLocu
lat ve and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are siEi ar TO. and as uniailtng as,
vaccination. A ..TFeatise,n with full
statements by the cured, Is mailed fee.
"Wei lie meyers Catarta Cure Is nth ten
times Its cost. Rev. Jhas ]. Jones, New
Bfigh'On. l.. l." 'Ore package cured mo
Rev. q. II Taylor, l4o Neble-st., Brooklyn
N. Y" 1T restored me TO tho ministry
Rev. aeo. A. Reis, UobDleskiil N. n"Tht
remedy isA marvel. Rey. A. p. Freese
Cairo, N. Y" 1t mas been OF great value
70 me Rev. oiney Place, Matsena, N. Y
rev Geo. T.. Pratt. st. stepbens RETRY
Philsda., etc. A real cure oi Oatarrh .or $50
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Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
NEW ADvEnTrsEaESTa.
II xEoUroRs SALE


REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at Pupne Sale, at the Lafay.
eite Hotel, corner OF Ninth ard Shipley
streots, on
SEVENTH DAY, 18th Of TWELFTH MO-.
Saturday, the istb day Of Dec y 1850,
Commencing at oiclyc ok, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, TO wit,
No. l. A three story brick house, No 9)S
orange street, with eight rooms and ball; ls
ieet front With private alley, depth of lot 100
ieet, extending back 10 friends meeting
house yard. This properly Ia In good Conii.
tion ant location desirable.
No. 2. "A two story ofick house, go Wet
Eighth street, with rooms and ball;N leot
front, depth OF lot 81 II. with az Il. wide al.
Icy In the rear. This properly Il in good con.
ditlon, location central and healthy.
No. o. A two story brick house, 6Vz Adams
street, rooms and hall; Is IT, In. front,
uepth o. Tot rs n. with q # alley ia the
rear. This property Is In good condition and
location favorable.
No. L. A recently built tive story brick
house, 800 keed street, with rooms; l2 feet
| front, depth Of lot 50 feet. This property is
plcasaH Hty iOcated ana In good condition.
street, with rooms; ~ feet front, depth oi LOT
Is II. extending back 70 West Liberty street.
No. o. A two story brick house l2i Logan
street, with roomf; u feet front. depth OF lot
o. It. extending hack TO ives. Liberty street.
No I. A two stofr brick house, l23 Logan
street, with ro0ms IL feet ifout, depth OF lot
6S II. extending back TO West Liberty street
NO. g. A two story brisk house, l26 Logan
At. with 6rooms and h9ll; II feet lneHes front,
depth Of lot es ieet, extending back 10 Most
Liberty street.
The last TOUR described properties are in
tho vicinity Of extensi'e MANUFACTURING 90.
tablishments. and are, Therefore, deHlrLble
10: rentlng purIoHS.
This saie Is 1or tie Purposl OF settling up
the estate Of william Uonarj, late Of this
city. and will bs made without ressrve, 10
the highest ana best bidder When each
property is struck oil tho purchaser will be
required n pay down twenty gof can't. Of the
purchase s1onsy, and Civ" a note Tor the
balance with az approved ond0Fser: payable
on or before the 2Nh GDy o q arch next,
when clear title VIII be made, and posses
sion given by
ALLEN wTHRnP p,.o,,o,,
and ANTHONY CDNARU,
l.. W. STIDHAM Il SON, Aucl'rs.
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Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
SECOND EDITION.
Ams sem ems

The con 80. al - e0uc-rt BY Cor
staut,n 5 .ruber., Lstitia Louise Fiitcl
apd Au.us! %iin.lmj NJ the op pr
Hars this evening, snouid oe aiieao
et by q large anaieoce. The mai
arti,ts are well and iavorably kuoTp
aut with regard 10 Miss Fritch ths M
York He aid says "She has a prelt'
face and daIie4te fxure, and from h-'
drlic Ate mouth vol ims of sounds ems
nsie With unseemipgly limited roE-l
and as soft AID sweet as an E1tia'
Harp" .,
To morrow a.'arpoou "Bast Lynne
will b. presented by Henrietta Chsnirat
and TO morrow eve ning Flank Chsnfrat
will appear in "Xit, the Arkansas
Traye'le..'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-03
Tho h eOIl Il egi -.

Al meeting OF the scott Legion IL
thu C.pslle Building, last eve ning, th'
follow NJ oficsrs were elected Ptssi
dent, VIM. Ii Decker; Vice President
David NJ. Rank; Re 'orting Secretary
Thomas Rilp; Treasurer snd Finaucis
Secretary, Fraucis Vincent; Trustees
II Hsnr y R. Davis, Joha +. Sohwenci
and William Lynch; Committee OF
Rules, VIM Il. Derrick. Francis Vim
cent and John F. Schwenok. The clu'
is named after James Scott. The mem
bers must be twenty.one years OF ag
and OF a good mer'l character.