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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30

There are usually 10000 men at work NJ this
time of the year In New York gathering Ice.
and $4,000 are paid eut daily III wagea. The
warm winter. however. has 90 far prevented
any ice cutting on the Hudson, and great
many persona arc III consequence out Ut en-
playment. Tho New York leo dealers arc dc
pending on the Maine lakes Tor their aupply
If i,p
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
NV ORLEANS. JANUARY no. Esso.
Am USE NJ I,NI'S.

FRENCH OPERA HOUSE tRourhon etreah
FaretreH Matinee fMMF FAvRoF.s hre"'HG,
second an " Ia F1trF nv NNF aNnef.
second at If MlaNnN httddfof FhuRf
BRAND OPERA Hoo sc -@EHAnta AND fhArF,
bib Robson and frame and their naMraR com
PAM
ACADEMY OF 'MuHIC-" lIFrr," 81 .loseph
Murphy and his dramatic ronpa"V
pT. CHARLES THEATRE rnor. J. NJ. MAoAb.
ttRTER me HrGiridu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30

The largost expectation Of meat from New
York IN any single week occurred Last weoS.
when 22nn live cattle, 2a65 careasaes Of beef
and $3.50 eareaeaea OF mutton were shipped
abroad One exporter alone uaed twelve
steamships for hfs shipmenta. II Il eRti-
mated that during tho same period 5000
hpnNpE Mern ennsMLmnd III the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30

Speaker Randall Is convinced shat Congress
will adjourn early, certainly by April u.
Nothing, he declares, II to he gained by 4
long aesRion. and the members are convinced
that the people are opposed 70 the bringing
forward and passing Of any new financial
snaa rtif.ps
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30

The Nebraska eaiio ore have been interviewed
on their presidential preferences. and Hlatne
ID again long In tho lead. having nine papers
supporting him. while aS back NJ Grant and
only one induraea sherman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
WEATHER PROBABILITIES,

Eor The Gulf Stufea, aoufhenaf 10 aoHfh,reaf
Wttds, inctcuaing eioudireaa, local falHa. ain
ttonurp or slight flae IN barometer. q slight
change in temperature IN he eaafe'n portton
and i0irel. temperature ~ Inc ,rcsterH.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30

Tho now constitution Of California cost
$2Gs 2o4. The new constitution Of Louisiana
did not cost u fourth Of that sum and Is M
Infinitely smpnrLoT instrument
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
DIED.

GUNCANNON On Thuredny January ~ Mt
4.3o O'clock q. IN Patrick Cuuenuou, aged II
years n native of Baevee NeauRh. Galway. Ire
land.
Tho friends mud aenuainances Of tho family
arc respectfully iuvited to attend tho funeral
which will tako place Friday. January 30. nj 10
o'clock n, M corner of Montegut and Love
al reaFe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1880

cases, and one Of the least narrowing. at that,
and II the aid from this country is to- be of any
avail TO relieve the suffering In Ireland, 1t
cannot be cent forward too soon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
CITY LICENSES FOR 1880.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CrTY HALL,
New Orleans. january |. 1880. !
This department will be- prepared on FRI
DAY january 2. 1892. to deliver city licenses Of
1880 for all vehicles trades professions and
callings: and will receive In payment OF the
same until January 81. 1ss0-
30 per cent In cash. and
10 per cont In the unpaid ordinances Of the
city for the years 1876. 1877 and 1878.
The owners or keepers OF dogs are respect
fully notified that Il license for each dog must
be taken out In compliance with ordinance No.
GAO A. s. A. Fl. IsAACSON.
ja1 I'm Administrator Of Finance
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
nj ELHOSE ABBEY,

LAKNE NTNHI NJ EN IS,
ALL FRONT ROOMS,
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED.
Is Now Open TO Receive Guests.
Parties Wishing to make arrangements for
the eeason will Ind IT. to their interest to call
aud examine. Tho house ia aituated ut tho
CORNER OF FOURTH AND PRYTANIA
strsets surrounded by large grounds. promo
nade walks. flower garden. evnrgreens and
ahaie trees: low minutes Ride from Canni
atreef: cars pass tho house no md down. every
few minutes, aud run all night.
dog I'm HI MNEr
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
The New Grocery S.~re

is the place TO buy your grapes, bananas
oranges, lemons, oeaooannts, fine mix
ture5, hand made toys, eitron, orange
and lemon peel, new Valincia, sesdlsss
aud Sultans raisins, new ourrants,
Campbell mince meat. tbs best in the
market, nee crop New Orleans molsses,
IT is jast splendid; best brands Of -four;
Hec&en's Selfrsising -four, griddle
cakes and huCkwheat; canned goods of
all kinds; q fresh lot Of Teas, Cofises
and Spices, which can't be beat in this
city for quality and prices. A full
supply of fresh and salt meats, such as
bsef, veal and mutton, ham aud shoul-
der, country pork, sausage, scrapple
and lard, and everything else that is
KEEP. in frst-class grocery store. Will
sell at the lowest prices and deliver
your goods free Of charge. R. c. Porter,
205 West Fourth street, opposite City
Spring.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Bible for ToSbert Post.
Special Correspondence OF the KepuOlioa

Special Correspondence OF the Republican.
Dover, Dec. 14th.--At the reguiar
meeting Of the General A. T. A. Tor
bert Post, No. 3, g. A. R. of this place,
beautiful Bible was presented to the
Post by Adjut&nt General McNair OF
Wilmington, in brief address oa be-
half Of George W. Childs.
This was responded to in brief but
appropriate address by Commander
Massey on behalf OF the Post, after
which the following resolution was Of
fered and adopted
Resolved, That the grateful scknowl-
edgments OF this Post are hereby made
to G. W. Childs, Biq., Of Philadelphia,
foe the very handsome Bible presented
to the Post, which will always be treas
ured by the members of this Post ss a
memento of the generosity oftbe donor,
and his interest in the promotion Of the
G. A. 4.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutiVns he transmitted TO Mr.. Childs.
r. D, G.. SMITH,
A. b. CoSARD, Committee
J. d. BoGG.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
RUSSELL G. SPENCER,
NO. 306 MARKET ST.

NXYHAT EVERY HOUSEKEEPER
w should know where to buy chez pest.
That is at l03 East Sixth street Little odds
and ends that are used in every household.
Riverton corn, &c. b. hominy, Sc. qt. cram
berries, 0, and 10c. qt new peas, l0c. qt. /;
bs. buczwheat, 26c. good butter to put on
buckwheat cakes, 2Sc, n. /; fair butter for 26c.,
but our 28c. butter takes the lead fine maDle
syrup, SOC, at. I; 8 ne. Valencia raisins, Csc. 9
bs. currants, 2bc. 8 ms. eyapor2ted appl es,
26c. ; 4 Tbs. prunes, 25c. gallon can peaches.
26c every can will L. ake six pies cans
to ole peaches, z6c fresh mackeraI, in cana,
l0c can 4 bs. rice, 25s. I; I fbs. corn starch, Is
cts. 8 fSs. pearl peaches, 26c. 4 fbs apple
butter. 25c. sweet oil, 10c bottle; North Eng
land sauce. l0c bottle: We have the whitest
sugar and the best tea and coffee in the city
our Fester's tea, put up In tin foil, Soc. b ne
other store has 1t but Us, try II don't forget
our -four at 21S, 8, 4 and &c. h. our Patent
Flour, at S7.50, is Just the thing for Christ
mas gilt: don't forget our mixtures at 1ec. h.,
they are bargains fine Irish DuIce, for weak
lungs, I6c. H.; use 1t and you will be fat and
fair soap, 2, 3. 4 and &c, bar soap by yard
and ton washing cfystle, only Ic. paper.
1t would take a sheet OF paper a mile long to
en1merate all our bargains, but come and
see. 1t will pay you to come to the Granger
Store, les East 9th street. I. NJ. WIER.
NOTICE.-Ladies, ue went try your pa
tience by waiLina. We have employed four
murs clerks til after the holidays, and any
inattentiOn reported to US will be promptly
attended to. 12lot 7. N. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Omcers Elected.

Al the annual convoc1tion of the
Hiram Grand Lodge of the State Of
Delaware. Oh Monday evening. the fol.
lowing officers we're elected and install
ed:
NJ. W. Il. M-Bsnjs amin l., Tomaison.
D. 6, M--Tames Dawmsn.
+. G. W--Charles G. Boulden.
J. G. W--Joseph 7. Bell.
g. T.-Dsn'l P. Hamilton.
g. S--Jossph T. Bass.
S. s. G. MA. s. Collins, Odessa.
:. G. D--John W. Shsrkley.
J. G. D-Thomas Anderson.
&. S. S-Henry S. Jenkins, Jr.
J,J. S-Nerc Backhus.
G. C-Rev. Peter s. Williams.
e. P-Charles Jordan.
G.. M--RO6ert Jones.
&. s. B-Wm. A. CLAYTON.
g. s. Mr.. A. Weeks, Charles A.
Wilson.
g, NJ. C-Asbury Sterling
q. C. Sacretaries--Robert A. Lewis,
G. A. Smith, Asbury Sterling.
It. T.-J. A Morris.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Ormam en(lmg.

GINS. Ashsnbsch has repapered his
saloon, No. 227 Tstnsll street, aud rem
dered it quite attractive. Among the
ornaments or decorations, consisting OF
many very fine oil paintings, is the
representation efa towel, painted Oh the
wall. It appears so natural that per
SONS have frequently attempted to wipe
their hands upon it, causing consider =
able nirth TO those who noticed the
operation. He is arranging for Zig
display on Christmas and turL!e soup
with something to wash it down will
he in abundance.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
PeFs0naI.

The reason why the Democrats are so
anxious to pulrtheir friend and able
assistant, Fitz John Porter, through
the troubles that at present environ
him, is, no doubt, because President elect
Garfield was one OF the eight Generals
who sat upon. the court-msrtial in 1862,
before which he was tried, and by which
he was ignominiously expelled from
the army. Naturally enough they
conclude it would be very unwise to
leave his case to the tender mercies Of
the coming President, VINO is only too
aware of the guilt OF this claimant for
enti in the armies of the United
States.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
The weather,

WAr Department, Office Of the Chiei
Signal Officer, Washington, Dao. l6--l
8. N.
Indications for Thursday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, stationary or
rising, followed by falling barometer,
westerly shifting to northsrly winds,
partly cloudy Weather, followed by in
cressing cloudiness and possibly rain,
higher temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
A BIintstsr Surprised.

The people Of Dover gave Rev. Mr..
Parker, the Baptist minister convinc.
ing and overwhelming proof Of their
appreciation on last Tuesday night,
by taking possession Of the parsonage,
during his absence to Philadelphia
and crowding it with good things, such
as would take a Large portion of his
salary to buy. Nor did they forget
the best part Of all donation parties,
the hard money part, for that was
forthcoming. They have also increased
his salary. All this gives evidence of
urion and love.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
M0sa be sold

the DsXt 10 days, prior to moving,
|N good second. hand sewing machines
oil makes, that will work and sew a.
pod as new. Price from g. to ss,
good Christmas present, Also the
Jew No. s Wheeler & Wilson light,
mining, noise less. A child can run it.
lunt oil the works. No better Christ
las present. Whesler 4 Wilson, h'igo.,
o., T2S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
GarReld's "a oalth.

Congressman Springer says General
Garfield was nearly killed by apoplsxy
at Atlantic City in 1877. The two gen
tlemen mentioned, with Congressman
Hiscock, Of New York, went into the
surf rather early in the day, when the
water was pretty cold.
Gen. Garfield is man Of full habit
and inclined to apoplexy, and neglec-
ted to wet and cool his head FIRST, so
that when the waves suddenly cooled
his lower extremities the blood rushed
to his head and he fell backward as ii
shot. He required good deal of rub
bing and doctoring.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
1he origin of . Common Saying
Prom The New York Times.

ht'aA Aho NoN AVA AimoSs
The cant phrase, "Chalk your hat, "
which is still current in many parts o.
the Union, ir said to have had its ori.
gin in literal illustration Of the words:
"Admirap" Reside was q owner Of va
riOus lines ofstaRe coaches in the days
before railroads. He spent much OF his
time in Washington, where, indeed,
he lived for several years. At the an.
nual adjournment OF Congress he would
pass his friends OF the House and SEN
Ate-he was we'll acquainted with all
the prominent politicians OF his era
over any stage line he controlled.
He would say to an Ohioan or Ken.
tuekiAu. ~ suppose you're going
back to Cincinnati or Louisville, and
I'll pass you through by stage" "
When he was asked "HoWH" he won!d
reply, "Give me your hat" He swould
take the hat, make eabslistic chalk
mark on ii, impossible to counterfeit,
and return II with the remark, THAT
will serve yonr turn; any Of my agents
will recognize that anywhere, aud won't
receive a cent from the man whose hat
is 90 marked" Reeside was right.
All his agents knew the sign at once,
TIE thing became 80 common that some
fellows tried to initiate 1t, but they
were invariably detected and compell-
ed either to leave the stage or pay
their fa-s. In the South and West
" Chalk your hat" still stands for
what the East styles de dsad-head!pg.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

We are running 6 To S operators dur.
ing the holidays and finishing our
work in As hours after sitting. Our
prices are the same as usual: IL cards
for $3.50; for Sl.00; l $40 for
sl. 90. Children and copying piourss
the sams. Bring your children early
In the day. suttsrly & Sawyer, 3l2
Market st., above Third,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Gnara ARAlnst nfscn.n.

| iyOu Gnd yourself getticg bilious
ad heavy, mouth foul, eJes yellow
Phys disordered, symptoms Of piles
rshtlpg you, take at opce c few
sa Of Kidney.Wort. 1t is nsture's
pat assistant. Use It as an advanos.
lAi-don't wait to &c; down sick.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

Whtn the season for making presents
'n's, make some sufferer OF your &C.
ninitnCe . present Of a bottle Of DR..
t0l Cough Syrup and note the bene
4 will do him and the thanks you
VII receive.
kyIii ds Of people sacrifice themselves
Ai'ugh carelessDsss. They are at
%1sd with . Cod, neglect II and die,
i''ead Of taking DR., Bulls Cough
ynP md living on usefully. Price
c's bottle.
CAsDman will return from New York
nairW days with al immense stock
nser' chsum goods. Wait! WAITll
NAIf!!l Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth
Nd St!pley streets.
'H'' arrived, smother invoice of choice
=" York State butter, which | will
W! on the market very low. Also
|pl9' and potatoes. Smeltz. No. l3
IA Fourth street.
renowned Domestic Cough Syrup,
Nnisrfui in It's effects, cures trouble
sa' coughs. West End Pharmacy,
Velth and Jefferson streets.
fms assortment Of ladies and gen.
l'len's satohels, for Christmas pre-
ssas, can bs bought cheap al Joshua
"nner's, 227 Market stresL
Auest variety of novelties suitable
!" Christmas presents can be found at
T. : James Belts Drug Store, Sixth and
AHAe! streets. Call and examine.
Sueltz will give you more produce
|% Jour money than any other dealer
U lie city. No. l3 East Fourth street.
HOLIDAY gifts Of hair jswelry made to
"utf' Mrs. A. s. Rollo, 5l3 King ct.
ROOERIE IEs.-lHaVE lust RE.
tu,, ceived hne lot OF goods, will sci!
S,ung the christians holidays aI the follow
%,, educsd pricef: 0 lbs Taisins 2Sc, lbs OF
u. TEallS 2bc, lba apples 25c. lbs of crackers
N ,.rit rits oi froDch prunes,16c 4goblets assort.
SM!eiIy 20, 4 lDs apple butter a5, 4 lbs WebbB
sslN sIN meat 2bn, choice %. sc sdiess raisins IL
y SS"ec u cts. Sultanna raiBins l4e. muscatols
clron 2sc, orange and lemon peel 10 cts,
SSSefs corn &c tomatoes 10 cts. Ningara
Ss1 %9 loc. lbs =. and q. Ooline soap csc
NV eo'p n. bleaehar &c, Oleine soap &c. 8
Ssl NJ oN"kwheat 24o. New crop, N. Orleans
r.cssssee toe. golden drips, Isc. white lbc. sill
\. Ss.Vttop l2c 5 IL. melasses &c. Teas 30c, cur
n, y y, hne, our bjc we guarantee. COtfoe 1gc.
hs,iis ~ ID lair, 1c is extra b0st. Hio 2be
S'Ela aLC. II sraoabo, 25c. santos 2sc, java
n, iaOle nesches ltc. per can. pie peaches
S,, sweet der 8c. qt. chew chow, pickles,
GSns, Gons, ctulIfower in buckets and quantity
,ha!l the buyers, also full assortment OF
II. T,Onds. plbrE prunellns, walnuts, cher.
AM, D ack beIriss cran0erriea, etc. Our 70.
Nh htoDd, our flour at $50 we guarantee,
"ieiund the money whom not satisfactory.
,n P.J. FORD,
Eie-2W Front ana Madison SW.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
HnllnnH linOdA.

Gugf. Ottomans, Stools and Chairs,
Gn., Handkerchisis, Ties, Trays,
hrss, Plates, Wallets, Table and
Ilno Covers, Couu,erpsues, Linen
Sole Cloths and Napkins, Gossamsr
Proofs and Hosiery. Novelties
gnsh! for this years Christmas and
w Years gifts. Come and see them
k,tder vow bay or not. G. Worrell,
IlS5pio Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
The Green AtllI supper.

We hope our readers will not ierget
the entertainment and supper to be
given hv the ladies OF Green Hill
Presbyterian church this evening The
chnrch lie only few steps Irom the
Rising San end OF the City Railway.
The tickets are only so cents und the
proceeds are for the benefit of the
annrch. Give the Green Hill! friends 3
helping hand.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
sPEUIAI BENTON.
..,r.ius q, niddIeiop's, .,

,,., valencia raisins, % OTIS; sssdless
,,;"s ,s 70 ots; sultana raiSins. IA ct,
,D,tsl. do. Is ots; fancy layer rat
%r Christmas by the pound and
va. citron, 2s OTIS. 10; orange and
"" % reel, 20 cts. .lb;currant,, 8 cts.Ibi
\ sns OF Trophy and Canada Victor
.,,tOs,, 10 cts; table peaches IL cts. "a
!. nis peaches, 10 ots; canned peas,
~ % cts; Bakers corn, IL ca; Wins.
"a corn, lS cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
.,ss goblots OF jslley, Is cts; jel!ey 8
10 cIs. per glsss, assorted ffssors
n oure; choice new crop New Or
-, olasses, 70 OTIS per gallon; do. so
\ fine syrups at various prices; chow
XIV iu 2 gallon buckets; preserves Of
Ess,sat kinds In 8 lb. buckets, & suit
IN, sl. for consumers at less than re-
n uriess; 8 lbs choice m'nce meat,
~: fancy Go. 10 c!s 10; 4 lbs. apple
|sesr, % cts; peach butter, 10 cts lb;
.IIm. P. & &. 0isine soap, rs OTIS; sand
',,v, 4 ct,; pound blsscher, 9 cts;
s5nd bleaching, 81 cts; olsins soap,
4 ds;s4 ID. cake Of soap, is cts;pure
s,n soap, 22 cts lb; 7 lbs. BuckWhest,
4 ia; : lbs. oat meal, 25 cts; try our
4 and so ct teas, none better In the
|tr fair coffee, II! eta our Santos
M at 2S cts. oannoI be found else.
rhrs, it is better than any Java; all
|r,i.s Of BIO cofses; 8 fall line OF
Ina irnits. such as plums, cherries,
[,ckberries, prunelles, almonds, val.
|rs pecan nuts Il etc. Come and buy
Ilge you can get goods the cheapest.
F,s. MIDDLETON, s. Il. cor. 4th 4 King
.,sAts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
New Castle d. A. X.

Post No. SO. A. R. Of N W Castle. will
not be instituted until Monday evening.
a large delegation from Wilmington
will 10 in attendance.
A charter has also been issued for
Post No. 8 a! Dover, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
and Rtfll Another,

An Rnc,ish Silk Umbrella, Paragon
frame, 26 inch, at $3.50; about the
best value ever offered. Kennard n Co.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
DF. Simms' white PuImOnie
RRENMEM.

the famous throat and lung medicine,
comes nearer to curing consumption
than any other medicine, and will cure
il taken in time. so cts. and 81. Sold
by best dealers. Main depot, 4Eh and
King streets; Phila., COZ Arch street !;
Baltimore, l09 Baltimore street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Rubber.IsaruaentE.

Esnnard Il Go. have large assortment
dIl les and misses Gogsamer Water
boots in all sizes at low prices. A very
Einole holiday present.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Dr., Browniux,s - q. a q Cordial

|. The greatest friend ever known to the
tasump,ive, because 1t rapidly cures
raY cold, which, II permitted TO run
| course, would speedily destroy lite.
also reduces that continuous in
|,nut,ion which causes such fearful
Istruction Of the substance Of the
Hrss. For sale by all druggists. Price,
h. W. Champion Browning, Prop'r.,
llT Arch street, Phila., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Potatoes and Apples.

NJ. Janney's, 303 King street, Is
l9.qOSrters for produce OF all kinds
'F-aS arrangements 10 parties for car
sGi l,ts,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Tho Usility Of .he rsIephene.


New York Correspondence Phila. Ledger.
Marvellous stories ara told sbou. the
performances OF the wonderful tele-
phone in Italian opera in private hons
es, and Of their truth suppose there lie
ne reason TO doubt. Mr.. Edward Fry,
formerly an operatic manager, but for
fifteen years past an invalid at his
house, 40 Rast Fourteenth street, 1t
seems, has succeeded in establishing
Of thiskipd between his
bedroom and the academy ACROSS the
street, whereby he ia enabled to listen
TO the operas with comfort and plsasa.S,
without'ever getting out Of bed. The
Post says Mr.. Fry offered to pay Mr..
Mapleson the regular price OF 8 seat
for each performance heard through
this mediUm, but nothing WAS taken
for the privilege. The impressario
Says: "Mr. Fry sent here yesterday in
great excitement to know II the report
that was about 10 cut the wires was
true. assured his representative
that nothing was furtker from my in
tention, and, as we we're giving Aida
that night, sent him libretto Of that
opera with my compliments. He cent
back his thanks, saying that he would
not trouble me for an opera glass. !
understand that the poor gentleman
has quite a pleasant time Of ii ON opera
nights. He sits propped up in bad, the
telephone at his ear, the Iibretto in his
hand and the photographs of the chief
singers Of the evening arranged in o
semi. circle around him and within
reach. When anything pleases him
he joins in the applause. When Gers
ter ontdoes hsresIf he pats her picture
spprovirRly, and, whenever anyone
sings ta!ss note-which no one in my
company ever does he upsets that
singer photograph instead Of kissing"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
state of the thermometer

at the REPuBMcAN Office, on Thursday
morning, Dec. l6:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Cook, IL o'clock,
$50 400 AZ
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Stllt Another.

4 lie OF ladies regular made Bal
liisgsu Hose a, $50. much below reg
lIu pI,Ge. Kennard Il Co.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
Rarsar and Halter.

A line Of large size silk handkerchief
at 50 cts. selling everywhere at 70 cts
Kennard a. Co.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

SUITABLY & sawyer's Gallery open
from Z A. NJ. until 6 P. n.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

II is exquisite within, with its slender
ic9lumIs, graceful arcnes and rioh col.
crs' There are about 45 900 Jews in
city and they have acquired considers.
influence.
The Baptist place Of worship, reesm.
oles s private residence more than a
church. / participated with the BAp.
tists in communion service. Ii was
hell at six o'clock In the evening. A.
ter tho breaking Of bread, which was
done In silence, tsomstimes there is
singing during this aet) two plates Of
bread we're handed to the people by
dessons. The wine also was served.
Alter partskiDg Of the elements the
church rose, and each member clasped
the hand Of the one beside him, right
and left, while they sang verse which
was lined by the pastor. A closing
prayer was offered by one Of the dea.
cons, and then the brethren and sis.
sers, respectively, greeted one smother
With holy kiss"
Berlin has bat &c churches, exclu.
siVe OF Jewish synsgogues. A very
small percentage Of the population at
tends church. The drink question
there is viewed less radically than with
us.
In conclusion ths lecturer gave an
interesting description Of Pottsdaln.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
A PINE HALL.

The Grange Hall at this plaza is a
very fine one. 1t is situated on the
second floor of the building. The low
er floor is occupied by the cooperation
store. The room is wall lighted and
ventilated, and was handsomely deco-
rated during the session Of the Grange,
With svergrsens, &c.