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nuiainr Hed trSppir

Form the basis Of many of the asue remelit.,
in the market, and are the last resort Of phy
Sicians and people who know n" better nleli
eine 10 employ, for this distressing complaint.
The effects of either of thcSr dru.-s arr de-
stinctiHr 10 the system. producing, headache.
intestinal disrrlrrS, vertigo dizziness, ringing
IN the ears, and depression of the constitu-
uunal health Ayers Aeue CrIre * \ vs....-
tahlr discovery. containing neither uuininr.
arsenic, nor any deletcrioUS ingredient, and Is
an iniallihle and rapid cure for every form "f
tever and a@ue. It's effects are permanent and
certain, and no injury result from its use
BESIDES being = positive cu-e for fever and
a4ne IN all It's forms, it Is also a superior rem
edy Tor liver complaints. II i An excellent
tonic and preventive, aS we'll Is cure. ,f ali
COMPLAINTS peculiar u niaiarinus, marshy and
miasSmatic districts. By direct action on the
liver and hillary APPARATUS, it stimulates tho
system To- Il vigorous, healthy condition
, 1881-10-29
CAPTUREDl


u me Aiaisns sf the Law.
rhe team of Mr.. Tierney'. which re
mentioned In Wednesday issue, as having
"snn ''oie", was captured this morning
aoeut y O'Clock, by J. NJ. Adxell on HI,
iarm, a short distance north of D,,;.
s'n0'i house Mr.. Adweli brought the
cam INTO town at noon to-day, and gives
the following particulars. The man
S'opped at his house with the team tb;,
morning and wanted to leave il the,s
As soon as Mr.. Adwell saw the team he
recognized 1t and claimed the pronertv
Tor Mr.. Tierney. The man gave A an
excuse that he had found the team astr,d-
Ole OF fence, and the buggy upside down
he also said he was engaged in hauling
wood In that section, and if Mr., AdwelI
would take it he would be much OBLIGED
lie appeared to be very nervous aud as
soon rs Mr.. AdweIl took possession Of the
Horses' ne got out of the buggy and start
ed out over the hills in the direction of
the Coppei. Mr.. Adwell not liking the
looks OF the fellow, sent his son to watch
where he went, while he hurried to town
with the team. Warrants have been is
sued, and special officers are now on the
trail OF the thief, and haze doubtless
reached him BY this time Fran the de-
scription given, parties in i1an say they
know the man, and that unless an otiicsr
Is well armed, he will have some difficulty
IN arresting him. We await further de-
velopments, and will give them to our
readers as 5000 ~ they come to the sur
faca
, 1881-10-29

For several days the Indian haves been
having their annual race here, very novel
and exciting amusement, for either stranger
or cold timers" The track chosen was
located on the plain below town, and OF an
afternoon, when crowd of citizens, most ot
them dressed in dark clothes, mingled with
two or three hundred Indians, of both sexes,
some on horseback, many on foot. gathered
here and there in groups, or Iounging alone
all dressed in the highest style OF the Indian
art Of decoration, in which deep scarlet pre-
dominates, the scene was animated and
highly picturesque. The opposing sides in
the racing we're members Of the Ceur d AL ne
tribe headed by snb-chief Stillam. and 3. me
of Meses' people headed by that individual.
-.Suokaae Chronicle.
, 1881-10-29
MAR RED,

At the residence Of the brides mother in
Walla Walla County, Oct 10Th, lSSl, f.. J
EnsSell and Miss Nellie Han.lin.
May they have long and happy life.
Al the residence VI \ " hec. near waIla
Nalia, Oct a, by Rev EobI. Boyd, Mr..
Geo. W. Mckee, Of WSlla Walla, and Miss
Lucy +. Domaine, Of Dayton, W. T.
In this city, on the 23d inst, by J. ID. I.aman
j. T., James +. Davidson II Mildred r.
Nplph- All Of this city
, 1881-10-29
SIaven's California Fruit Salt

by an experienced analytical chemist, who has
5I~nt leaTs IN experimenting oH it, PrcpIra
ton. II Is manufactured by special procrss
known only :o the proprietor. This prepara-
ton is a safe, simple and pifectuaI medicine fnr
regulating; the action ri the stomach, liver and
kidneys. Il IS particularly recommended for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache, Hea,tburn.
Acidity Of the Stomach. iiabitual CnnStipa-
ti"n, Nausea, Sea Siel;naS-- Kidney auI iver
Troubles. over indulgence either in eating ur
drinking, etc. As purifier oi the blood In
all scrofulnus affections, ii has np e,IuL. 1t
removes all eruptions from the skin, and has
conhns and invis"ratins effect upon the
system. The Fruit Salt is entirely different
from any Of the eifcryescent salts OF Sedlitz
preparations in the market, being manufac
tmed from fruit. For sale by all druggists.
, 1881-10-29
I,IEss,

At Decatur, III, Oct c. J. NJ. Whitehouse,
aged ~ Years.
G- W. Whitehouse, of this city, Wa the son
Of the deceased, and who lately left his father
home in the hope that the change would h..
beneficial to his health.
, 1881-10-29

The excellent speech made by Maj: Rees
in favor Of repeating the railroad dlscrlm'na-
tion law was published in the Umon "ednes-
dsy. Oct 18th. Our en,erPr,sine .vehih. !
contemporary copied it last nlght.-Ao'''"9
Paste pot.
The fact that our morning contemporary
handles anything original. outside OF A he"
mortgage on its institution every SIXTY oAys'
is a fact worthy Of mention. As Tor copy
inc without credit-never. Willard s'rueA
the keynote when he said he was glad 70
find . copy of the UniOn-so fs" Of EN-
around, YOU know. That's why We 81 pub. as
I I;sbeS the speech and received orders for eA'
sra copies. Same one ought to give on. r. con. n
Temporary half dollar and get 'e~ to D m
,,o... tbr;r circulation a qnire or 50. REQ,
ME will then know when they publish q g'"'
thing.
, 1881-10-29

ro RE FISIsHED Observation-Disclosures
have beeu issued to the effect that WORK Oh
the division between the The ia 'es ALI"
-, Casesdes must be finished before WIN
-. :, In this case, as winter Is liable 10
come any time now, it will probably De nn
- ;, New Years. So far as this nrpsr
.un,rr !, concerned the r.ilr"ad to the
Inxer Cascades is all We need alter 'has AZ
aoAcr ,.,nh;a river can be utilized to take US
s;ra,.t G Z, our new terminus at haia"a'
, 1881-10-29

,y GRocERIEs. - Messrs- Cru''e"-
den. Logan 4 Co. have just received : .A ansl
'" IS the finest ENGLISH groceries, sneh
.....n mar,nal.ie. jams. .'s., ,hsv %
as cA.s4p ,h;s market. Elsewhere thfy
snscify more particularly.
, 1881-10-29

Lo's "rT There are larsr number of
'ile'oGs !Dokla. clarastrrs IN anl around
= y at the present tlmr, and our people
'r'-.4 be guarded Is to how well they fasten
a'l doors nights. Already we hear OF burg
AF'e' oi 4 light character, aud MonLly night
q -gaii7Ialn living short distance ont an
x ''Outry had valuable span Of horses
sara ALL a VT has Do clHr to where they
-''7 'sru AA,u. / good II cllibrr revol-
80 - 'rn handy thing To have around
'-5 -'a'r' and the ,OHteuts OF one will have
''I-AT effect oH har-lulAu,, # applied
, 1881-10-29

','S"' lsNhEAuoy. There arrived r.
', 0! The Immigrant train from the east
T. '-'' 'ai tour SMALL children. which tor.
,,,... - al Example Of rnrat.ons and b,n5.
'4'.a v"e o;irp ,yperienccd b, ,bs
-, 'a@'sFan's who eame to tins ,,a,..
IA 'ID' teau.s, stsr,iae IA tie ,nri,.a ., -
a., ''s Sem, IA the early snou,of .be
-, !. water Ia Nay LIST the party,
=. S'',llns :. "t tan, Vie aai i,pr cb;IIrss
,,,,. ' S''' ssau Of horses and
go o'' bringing tAe.r ,a. on,f, o, c,r,lI,. l',a
mo-, 'a f'1'r 10 make iu,u g home
,.,r 81 Wien they reached Idaho ,b..;r
~" -.,' out ami n, sold at , ,,criti.a
-, '''' 'Iaa u hal,e. ra,eha.ri Mil,
~. !, make tn remainder Of the ionrn.r n.,a
rss ,'-,Ps.ie :, :. ied outlay va, harishin BY
:. a 4 'Asir limited mean. mt ,,r ~. % py
GusT ! ''.sA~i q Hau.bOldt station, on tbe
A~.,It f.s'he railroad in Nevad,. + ,he,r ..,r
.,s3, @'t become 'oreluce,l that no, -
q "a Ailss per day could b. ,,' m,sa 10. sa5 .
s.,s.s. .s'' the Journey the team M AM ala
a..,s seFe sOli. With the mon., - 81
ada. 1' nan 'en, bis wife md ch,,s4 ,Iu'
>,ss.gs '''gs to shi. city by abroad o,al4'na anh
sas... = al''e dollars lett which s' ~ss an. M.
: pay hi, own f.rs, 4.ad and b"ne. s1s not Ss
go =. his i.ss or CONE .sras,s spsa s1',l an
sa...s. ,.a ssrs found q. .he iD'Sssa assa. ON in
talis' sas to polis- h,sds,'1,..n rs '1.sn ,: by
-,,s. srntI-',ta 'F .foa.1 Soaid ,li1 As 'lo1e-
Aa- a. ! ''s ,..'.., 80 :, R,.g '.ga,..l,
80 T. lt-a .,a,. -, abe tl,a,e nnt,i sal,. me
49, E-ooat C.,'. sue i I mP"r4rI rsIref.
, 1881-10-29

sovourx syRrr. : Somrtime s'nee We
.s,o0;cled /. large sorghum cane presenter u
- Crow & Penn IT, OF Milton
.nd now we have received and return thanks
for large can Of the finest syfap a ,. tIf cra,isn
in this Territory. IL Is i''
IN In IN 4 Co.'S
, 1881-10-29
a r;,. Hair DresnAg.

dresses the hair perfectly, ,as ,.,ssica .aS =
Cocaine ''Iss.ratian u uDequAl'ed for the s'
ti.r me q superiority Of guInst a,arSd sad great
,,,ees aes 's eansists in 'heir puf's
trength.
, 1881-10-29
The Stevens TriaL

LEWISTON. Oct 2, ISL
The Jury in the Stevens murder fr'', .',,e, sfl,
mt thirty hours and then returns"
of mot guilty.
, 1881-10-29

% -rs N"lE>. GA last M-nGay evening
,.yfr acre tao horses. s.ddlr aul h:iil, ,t0-
.,u ifsa. III, Laln Of +. G.. alll,, on Mil
guk. ,b0u, frr miles above tins city. Mr..
Es, =, OrIoyk r. NJ. cn Monday placed
tsu hor-., n the stable and one IA the she'd
--rH TN ansin. III the morning he found
'i, ,ar most valuable horse hA had Was
.tel anl on ,ur,hrr s,.arch discovered that
''g s,Te missing; an attempt had been
l4i, o ~, tie .nIrl hyr>-. which 10 iuuht
;r' ~ol.4 have accomplished hs5 - "0t
.-v- Ia, the animal wa~ young and haJ not
lr. yerH broken 10 riie.
, 1881-10-29

.., ytup.-Tbe Weston Lcddo' says:
d., Erelr, i Enstuich. OF GfeaS" ood'
..,.-.,.l tin, year 7oo aeresof wheat of tins
~. hundred and fifty acres was tall wheat
,,ipr balance spring The yirld Was d.
=, tg,brl. machine n,asure. They coin
a.-.,.l ,oams in Ortober and occupied
,,.o, u, u.,k.. The gram last sowrd
LID much bitter than that Sn~n earlier
g.r. I.in,a difference OF from iye !" tn
.l,h,l, I-r acre IN favor "i that last put NJ.
IB.,r ,t,y larrs Of barley gave an average
..l o. thirty thrro bushels t" the acre.
>l.h .roJs ,yeak vel Tor "reaswood-
, 1881-10-29

II t htys LGHT-Ef there Is one
-'-' "oTe than anOthrr that our eity needs
AL -'oi, baiIy, it Is a good road to the de
- 'n1 ihlt We'll isl,yi by lamp, plArrd
s. arrivals on the roaL 1t Is next to i'm
'-'' ,'' 4 stranger l. ind his way there
a. 4a4 hot ni,.t lr.s,r, hut what s,,p.
.a' Is io'i IN tn r.ute and l,s tn r.
,1-, :, AlO'lr, thing badly Needed and that
= = A-At on The Fourth strrat
IL hFNihriy dangerous the ..rdi.
: =. u'l'isr ! liz, AMI lI-ht ,hrr, may
..-.ta :. meals "' Na'ln. broken limb ".
q. .,-,, ..e OOla'i! '.. lock into the mater At
, 1881-10-29

And fiber with fever and aele, or bilious re
mittent. the system may Yet lie freed fTum the
malignant wins with Hostetter's Stomach
Pitters. Protect the system against II with
this benefcient anti-spasInodic- which Is tur
thermore = supreme remedy for liver com
plaint, constipation, dyspepsia, debility rheu-
IaatisIn. kidney TROUBLES and other ailments
For sale By III Druggists aHGb-alers Fener-
, 1881-10-29

. ., From all The information
p, a.u IT, it would not l. aml'' m i"F "u' %
,,,I,r, to .tiarn mp the ordinance IN re
t.,u to opium dens. There arc a large
100 -, ,t.m now in the city, and they
It'll. running in full blast, and re-
,, ,rss share Of patronage. As the
r,.. pru stands. the poll - arr almost
I'm the natter, AMI little bracIns
',,a. ,r!lpan,e will certainly result IA
I,,,h, matter be brought NJ.
, 1881-10-29

-lr-In view Of tho fact that WIN
Tea. '" here. I. Is in order to aga'n
- q, -. matter Of a city jAil to 'hf
-'l''n ~ ~ .1me,lIlng that is needed ami
o'-a'.L - # IS eosnomy to tuill 1t
-''i'l p,,..osr, p,. nus, he well taken care ol'
a''. ,,h ub,t crime they are charged
al as ','i H. : NAV sustain while lneares'a-
ln'4', p, a. have 4 proper jail
, 1881-10-29

D. pr<.-As sample "t what the
.,,Ir..m. Of the STATESMAN are no"
.'-l',, ,.,IJ Da, he GU. Of place to state
'--s. ,,.,m presses are constantly run
,oj there are single iohs now awaiting St;
rs3 t..I Anl ,' + the blank paper alone "l which
r IN. 40 ZACH net. Se,lns Is believing
~ e'1' -, nou in the office, AMI more are
~ ...ss ~ N every day, The SIhrtSnhn TAT, .,.rs Is
5.''. ,sIIp, h up reputation AZ the oomner-
- ll', .,'' ','A L',u.e Il Washington territory
, 1881-10-29

~, J. NJ. SWeazea and Y"
~ -, received a patent Oh
q J'ss have I.,,,c.. that they have IN
d, :. - =; little the finest thing We
-'si Il n thi. line, and is bound to
a.s''' sc, al harness men and their n
- SueaJea and Lowe WIN
,ar. N,,,.,: ,i,ctnle Of ttese buckles at ., an
- ",a'IlliiII,s ,:' nd look at their sample no"
, 1881-10-29
=, o,rlcI.Lc11 PAPER:

:. wi ,.s... due .', tn; :. '.a ....isa ssa ia s'
r.. ,...l. T'',' ",esn'r 1t. 1851, ST.. All All
, hand. Of collector se nsss n,ss'.s at
=, na;ioe LAY i'E nI' or at the Office OF
~. N,uJnii All" " Oc2SH-3t
:s y; 'rs,n. Go,
, 1881-10-29

ror,- from throughout the
nF'>. - ~ the effect that the Peo-
. I'o. 1a.s y, what to do with their pro.
p, 'H.' NJ. ,,..,lle to ship all there Is
is ,,,ir, i !, ~ and the cry is, ''~e have az
Do. VAN \. more that We want to dis
-'l' =. .' The time j. shortly coming y "Ifn .s
.aF.a- .'.,,', .n r,as,iGIy be raised. an then
j. .,;,, ;;,' sssrior li allblossOn as the r'''F'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
CHRIsTMAsI CHRIETMAs!I

Ho, for the good things. Ctr n, IS md IT
cts; lemon and orange peel 10 cts; we have
q full line o bananas and oranges for Christ
mas lemons, IL cts. dozen; fine mixture s, IL
cts; b.st, lS cts; best leyer raisins, 20 cts; |;
Princess shel.ed almonds, S5 cts; cream nuts.
l2cts,; English walnuts. IL cts.; 10. den dates,
10 cts; Valencia rails ms, II cts Masca'el
raisinS, l5 cts; Sultanas, IA cts; figs, 10 cts;
prunel)s, 70 cts; German pears, II cts;
swiss apples, Ii cts; New York plums, IL
cts IS Of peaches, rs cts 1t lian peaches,
is cts; farcy pared caches, 10 cts table
peaches, 70 cts. q can; 3 DE-, evap0rated ap-
ples, rs cts. ; golden pumpxin, Il cts. q can
Lima beans. 10 cts can; strawb rries, 10
cts, a can. We have seedleSs cherries, huckle-
berries, blackberries dams0n plums, Calihr-
mia piums, oneida packed apples, cts; qt.
catsup, II cts; piuts, ~ CTS; ts prunes 26
CTS; currants, Sets; finest French prunes, II
try it; crinberries, 8, 10 and IA cCs qt; did
you see the California sugar at cts. q fb. to
sweeten your mice pies; butter at 20 cts,
makes nice pie crust; solid packed butter at
rs cts; 1apiOca, cts; Mamuka, 20 cts; i'm
ported gelatine as good as Coxe's, 10 cts q
paper; sugar at 6L, 7, Sand 9 cts; gran
uIateG, 10 cts; coteo from 10 ap to IS cts they
come from all parts for our Buttercup ginger
snaps at 10 cts fruit biscuit, 2 lbs fOr25 cts;
our dollar bag of -four Is excel mt; our ~ 70
barrel of -four is gOud;our eight dollar flour is
white; ladies, we commend our Christmas
offering of tea for one week; our dollar teas
at So cts a h. for one week ouly. We have q
lot ofbrooms at 70 cts lot of soap at cts.
worth 7; large lot of starch at cts q b.;
horse radsh, 10 cts. Come to 1903 Ea st Sixth
street. and soc il you don't get your money
back. L. M. WEIR.
dec11et
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Local Hash.

The nawdrAin on Ship!ey street has
been laid above Second street.
The main building Of the new depot
is beiug rooted in.
A spring ,rottiug meeting will take
place at tho SchuetZeB Park, In May
next.
10 night is the last chance you will
have to witne the German Volunteer,
at the Institute Hall.
Gelmania Hall has been leased for
another yea, ~ the German Library
Association ard the Delaware SHpger-
bupd.
A large fire ladder is badly needed in
.he fire dtparta ut. Chief Engineer
Tazew ell viii. m.he application tor the
same ut The mex n.eeting Of City Oouh-
cll.
A valuable fire axe was lost from
Tn. WaDer Witch hose carriage ON Tues
day evening in, their response 10 tne
alarm of fire. Its return Will DO THANK
fully received.
Wilmington has two Dramatic As
sociations. One will be known AZ me
l. tura A. Bigger Dramatic. Association,
aud will give the first performance III
Xsw Castle, on January I'd.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
OUR MARYDELL LETTER.
Observation-Disclosures ang o.. I&c ,
by our Correspondent.
MARYDELL, Md, Dec. 20, 1881.

MARYDELL, Md, Dec. 20, 1881.
The religious meetings held at the
utlying appointments Of Marydell C
cuit have resulted in about thirty con-
versions, most Of whom joined the NJ.
f.. church. The efforts of the pastor
were very heartily seconded by his peo.
pie. The meeting here begins with the
new year.
The school advantages here carry one
back to the boybood days of our fathers.
Especially is this true on the Delaware
side. At the April school election tax
was carried, although the n0-tax
element has been in the ascendant,
but the school has proven a greater
farce this year than when taxation was
voted down, and it will give very little
surprise to the people if, at the coming
election school tax should be voted
down again. The conduct of the Trustees
is considered very reprehersible. How.
ever WE have very many who contend
that the present school advantages are
equal at least to those they enjoyed,
and ths youth of the present are no bet.
ter than in their day, and we should be
c)utcut. At Tenpleville only two
miles away ;h"y have - graded school,
and an apprnclative and liberal people.
Many changes are taking place in
our village. A few nights ago a Mr..
Hayrock st lie stealthily away between
the suns setting and rising, to avoid
paying his rent. II is thought he is in
Wilmington, and will no doubt leave
his mark there also one of these days
A Mr. Heathus also has quietly left MS
for another half of the state. A Mr..
Carter leaves today for Harrington.
Joseph Daley also expects to leave,
after nine months among US of chequtr
cd living. The fates have dealt hardly
with this party, or rather retr'butive
justice is coming in upon him on all
sides. For a murderous assault on a
minister he was arrested, fined and Is
under bond to keep the peace in Mary
land Fer u second attack on the NJ. f.
in the absence of the minis
Ter, he is under bail for his appear
auce at court in Cover, and under bond
to keep the peace III Delaware also, for
infamous condact that steadily gre"
worse. He has been dismissed by his
partner from a lucrative business, and
notified to vacate the house hr roccuple',
while, with only the exception of de-
voted wife, and loving and forgiving
mother, his name is executed by tle
entire community. The only followers
he has at all, is half dozen who hank
er after his whiskey when his delni-
john is full. bailey was once an active
and consistent member Of the NJ. f..
church, and gave his friends much
promise in the years to come.
A party exhibited few weeks ago in
our place for the purpose Of exposing
spirltualism, but is said to have done
can bu ,iness in said direction. He
lid no harm however. ANON.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Caae Abandoned,

The.State's Attorney on Tuesday en-
tered a Nolle Prosequi, in the case OF
John Nones a colOred man who has
been confined in New Castle jail for
several months, and indicted at the
last term of Court for the larceny OF a
set Of harness valued at $40, the pro-
perty OF Peter Huested. Since Nones
has been in Jail his eye sight which was
weak, has entirely left him, and 1t was
his that caused the States Attorney to
take the course he did. Nones was re-
leased from custody, and being without
home or friends was removed TO the
Almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22

stayed In Chicago it would have been
far better for my case; these relatives
are nuisance; would be better off if
didn't have any; | would have plenty
Of friends If this pack of relatives were
out of the way" Mrs. S,oville whis-
pered some exPostulatory reply, when
he turned again angrily, and shouted,
"lou have been an unthitlgated nui-
sance in this case all the way through. :"
Then, changing quickly from anger to
mir'h, he added with a laugh. You're
queer lot, you Scovilles. Mrs. Dun.
mire, formerly wife of the prisoner,
denied having said anything to Mr..
ScovillH about the prisoner being in.
sane. The Court then, at three o'clock,
adjourned
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
VI sgsie Mitchell Dramatic AEs0ci.
alton.

The above association will give al
entertainment in New Castle on Satur-
day, January l4th 1882, playing IL
double bill. The play to be presented
on "rhe Pirates Legacy" and the
beautiful comedy, Gan that Glitters is
not Gold" They pay for the Hay
maker Association No. ~. This
association is the largest and most
successful of the kind in this city, and
is composed Of the finest talent tn city
affords. They expect 10 play here
again about January 2lst. Tickets are
out now for New Castle and reserved
seats it is stated, are selling like ''hot
C ,kes." This association have been
"Uur Favorites," by the
New Castleists.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Phoenix AceiVeOs

The fifth annual ball of the Ph1nix
Active Association, will take place to-
morrow evening in Webster's Dancing
Academy, and the indications are, that
it will be a grand affair. AS this Will
be Che last opportunity offered to those
who delight in tripping the light fan
tastic until after the holidays, a large
attendanceis expected. Vim. Russel
will act as Grand Conductor, assisted
by VIM. and John Ward aud Win.
LibSey.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
An Amusing scene.

Tuesday afternoon after the jury had
rendered their verdict Of guilty, il the
case of Emanuel Black, indicted for
larceny, and while the Court was pre-
pairing his sentence, the prisoner kept
drawing his finger over his throat, un.
til he finally attracted the attention Of
the Judge, who asked what he meant
bv such actions. An Attorney made
answer that he was endeayoring to con.
lure the Court, the Judge looked atoen-
lively at the prisoner for a moment or
two, and then imposed the sentence.
Whether the antics OF the prisoner had
any effect in influencing the Judge Is
not known.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
A Fine Deer

Mr.. John Il. Graham, proprietor OF
the new Exchange, Shipley street above
Third, has purchased ~ large "buck,
which weighs about ll5 pounds: He
intends TO have 1t properly dressed, and
will serve up first class vension luhch
ON Monday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Home Loan Started.

Montl,ly meeting on Friday Dec. 20.
A Anumber of shares have been taken in
the last series, which is low four
months old. The Loan is in good con-
dition, carefully managed without debt.
Money has been selling at very low
rates and it is good time to buy, be-.
fore the demand becomes greater, and
the premiums advance.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Of1lrors Elected

On Tuesday evening last, the Rose
Bud Assembly held their annual meet
ing and elected the following officers:
President, j. +. Combs; Vice Presl-
dent, A.King; Sec atary, II. e. Brown;
Treasurer, b. f. Kilvington; Trustees,
j. f. Combs, b. Murdick, j. Gillespie;
Investigating COMMITTEES, 7. j. Nc.
Dowell, T. MacNamee, A. RoXbnrg.
The annual ball of the association
takes place in Webster's Dancing
Acadt my, on Friday evening, January
18th; 1882.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
Liter aT y.

The Normal Literary Society OF
Brandywine Seminary, had an unnSc,,
ally interesting meeting yesterday and
al excellent programme was rendered,
after which the society adjourned until
alter the holidays.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
,..S,nosy scho,aS snd Fairs"

Pcrscas boylnc goods FOR the above
objects for Cjnist.nas wiil receive ais-
cou AZ III. Be hive, 5Oo MarKet ot.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22
..nbris,,uas Towels"

L. Russell is offering some elegant
towels at IL. each, they are aandsoihe'
A few ut 80 cents pair worth $l'Zo.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22

gNR. KLlNE'S CHEAT NERVE H.
STURER, ts the wonder Of tho age foY
al nerve diseases. All fits stopped tree. Send
TO S2l Arch street, philade,Dhia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22

MALrE Ekir EN- WITH
IL white SPOT on Its throat. Anyone ro-
turning it to sos West third street will BE-
suitably rewarded. dee2@SN.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-22

yEYANTRD.-BOA ARDEkS, PLEASANT
w second story froct room, with heat
and gas, suitable ior gentleman and vile or
silg,e gentleman. Also table boarders. Ap.
piy Mt 81 Tatna Street. decIl-lm