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Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Goodness and Cunning Of Mur,
(leFer.

A case of remarkable coolness and
cunning on the part of IA fugitive muir
dprer occurred few days ago in Ken
tucky. BrasheaI, the murderer, being
pursued by three mounted and armed
"vigilantes" took his grip-ssck in hand
and tlet. to an adjoining county, where
he was not known and obtained work
and board Of Mr.. Dennis, who never,
of course, suspected his identity. That
same evening ny gal'oped the three Wig
lance men, one bearing formidable
looking army musket, the.second a
double. harrelled shot gun, and the
third brac. Of Ionsrous navy revo.-
yers buckled around his waist. W 'tu
Dennis and Bras hear Came to the ! - g
in response to their call, they told IN
who they were, and the cause OF lr
warlike appearance. They even went
so far as to cuntiue u them how they
intended to capture their man. Then
up spoke Brashear and gave pretty
fair description of himself, aud asked If
that was the man they were after. The
very man himself, they assured him.
Then the unabashed fugitive assured
them that they were more than an hour
behind the villain. for he had seen him
pass along the road, going in the direc-
ton OF HaweSville After thanking
him for the information, they galloped
on after the mythical Hrashear, while
the genuine article, when tn y had gone
beyond recall, picked up his grip-sack,
coolly informed Mr.. Dennis that he was
the veritable Brashear they were after,
thanked him for his hospitality, bade
him good.by and good luck, and van
ished in the darkness. 1t is needless
to add tina, the trio Of avengers have not
yet secured the object of their search.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
PnIlman Palace ar Company.

CHICAGO, H., Sept II Tie BO&rG
of Directors of the Pullman Palace Cal
Company at their meeting yesterday
approves! an official circular for distri.
button among the stockholders, settiU :
forth that the money realized from the
increase Of the capital stock and the
surplus revenues OF the Company have
been expended in building car works,
Nc, at Pullman, Illinois, and in devot-
ing over 81 ,JO0, 600 to increase the roll
ing stock and construction material, TO
its equipment and to the payment Of its
debenture bonds that TIE interest OF
the Company require d further expenGi-
ture of II 600, 900 upon its rail way,
water, sewerage and other improvements
including 40 more homes for its work
men thai the income from these in.
yeStments will be a fair return for the
outlay, and authorizing Is per cent.
Increase of the entire capital stock OF
the Company, giving stockholders the
option to subscribe at par for the new
stock pro rata, all shares subscribed f n
to be- paid for on or before November IT,.
The new stock viii commence earning
dividends on November l, 1881
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Republican Victory.

LEWISTON, Me, Sept. 12.-In the
special election to-day for Represen-
tative in Congress to ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr.. Frye i,
ex-Gov. Dingley, Republican, was
elected by over 1900 majority, against
1916 Republican majority for Governor
last year. Nearly every town shows
Republican gain. The candidates
were: Dingley, (Rep.,) Gilbert,
(Grbk.,) and Eustis, (Proh.) The
Democratic candidate was withdrawn
last week, and the Democratic com
mittee issued a circular advising the
Democrats to vote for the Greenback
candidate. Many Democrats refrained
from going to the polls, and others
voted Tor Ex-Governor Dingley.
Lewiston, the home Of Mr.. Dingley,
gives him $40 majority, against III
Republican majority last year. HIS
county of AndOrscoggin gives him over
1900 majority, against 276 Republican
II ajoritv last year Bath gives him
Joz majority, ant Auburn 467. The
towns heard from give Dingley 1860;
1908; EuSts, 80; scattering,
SO; Republican majority, 4,561. Tie
same towns gave Davis (Iep.) for
Governor last year 1861 majority.
The towns 10 hear from gaze Plaisted,
the oppositioC candidate, 100 majority
last year.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Violating AN brd1anan De.

William Crosley, a colorcd man, was
before the Mayor last evening charged
with violating city ordinance, by let
ting his hogs run on the streets. Tne
suit WAS brought by Mr.. Mabuire, who
claimed that the hogs had done his
property in the vicinity Of Eleventh
ana Lombard streets, considerable dam
aye. There were several witnesses eX-
amined iii the case to prove that CrUS-
ley Owned the hogs, and had let them
run at large; it was however shown that
as soon as he was notified week ago
that he was violating the law he penned
them up and has not let them out since.
10 consideration of this fac. the Mayor
only imposed the costs Of the case, but
warned him that if he violated the law
agaiT he would be fined the lull amount
which is SO and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
ATTEMPT TO KILL GUlTEAU.
SerEt. Mason Sorry that he did not
kucceed In bis Object.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 12.-Sergt. Ma
son, who tried to kill Guiteau last even
ing, is a good looking man, about 81
years old, He was born in Virginia
and served in the Union Army during
the war, although his five brothers
fought on the other side. He does not
regret that he shot at the assassin, bu.
does regret that he did not kill him.
He says that when the President was
shot he was in Texas, and he then de-
termined to kill Guiteau if he should
ever have an opportunity to do so.
Yesterday morning he loaded his
musket before going to Jail, intending
to shoot Gulteau if he could. He de-
ciares that he is perfectly sane and that
he would be willing, if he had killed
the assassin, to remain in prison all
his life tor the act. His commanding
officer informed Masou's alto neg to.
day that the military authorities, while
of the opinion that Mason could have
a fair trial by court-martial, were will
ing TO surrender iim To the civil autAori.
ties. The District Attorney said to-
day that he had not been officially
Informed OF t e assault. Mason has
been regarded as u sober man and a
good soldier lie is good lnarksmau.
1t is said that lie has not been in good
health for several days. and has recent
~ taken considerable medicine. MANY
persons think lie WAS not III his ri .ht
Iui -d when he fired at the assassin, but
the Indications are that he W S perfect
~ sane, and that lie made tue assault
a '.lrntt.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Minor Offences.

Mayer Almond last evening had th'
following cases before him
Charles Barker, cU!ured, Of Dover
being drunk, acted in disordcrly man
ner at Fourth and Lombard streets yes
terlay afternoon, and attfac'ed The
attenj ion Of Officer Richards. lie wa
Hourlshing "a revolver, and as the oiflcti
approached him, put it in his pocket
The Mayor imposed a fine ot Sl and
costs for being drunk and disorderly,
and held him in 500 bail to appear al
court for carrying concealed deadly
weapon.
Two young men, wEo were cunning
inside the city limits, wete eaci. fined
the costs
William Shaw, for drum kenDess, was
fined so cents ana costs.
Mary Duffy, for being drunk and
disorderly, was ordered to pay 81 and
costs.
This morning nebecca Perkins, col
oreu, was charged with disoraerly con
duct. There was no evidence against
her but that OF the prosecutor, the
other witness Jestifylng in her tavor,
and showing that the suit was brought
for the purpose OF locking Reheccss uI
50 as to prevent her from bringing suit
against the prosecutor for keeping a
dsoriorly house. The Mayor dismissed
the case.
Emma Jones again occupied the dock,
the cause being her Old failing, sotliug
drunk and then acting in Il hlsorderly
manner. The Mayor imposed hns OF
81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
MATED AGAIN.
Doctor william Field Of VII
minxuOn Married to 81. Louis
Lady,

The st. Louis Globe. Democrat SAYS
"a very interesting event occurred at
the Gordon Mansion, No. 1912 Olive
street, on Thursday evening, August
25, at s o'clock The estmable and
well-known Mrs. L. b. Skllman was
united in the holy bonds of ma,rimony
to DR.. William Fields, of Wilmington,
Delaware, in the presence of many
friends. DR.. Wilson performed the
ceremony according to the usage OF the
VI. f. Church. The bride wore dress
Of silver-gray silk, combined with satin
Of same shade, and finished with point
applique lace at throat aud sleeves.
She was accompanied by three young
gentlemen nephews, who, having lost
their parents in infancy, have been
adopted rs her own children. The
groom has six adult children, but none
of them were present, being non. resi-
dents Of the city. A Sumptuou5 repast
was serr"d at i0o'c}ock, two large we'd
iii cakes being conspicuous, features
OF the table. Tho groom Is said TO have
made comfortable settlements, which
will insure ID good income to the bride
Among many presents, "A tea set nI sill
ver, from the brides nephews, WAS the
handSoneRt The happy pair went to
St. .'n&"ph Cn Friday for % few days.
No. 32l2 Olive street will be their future
home
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
The Afghan Cure for nrnnke en-

II drunkenness is not suppressed in
the Arg. an army, it viii NOT be because
OF too much miluurss in dealing with
the offenders. a snort time ago a
soldier who had been in state Ot drunt-
eHnHss for several days was tax II into
a riug formed by hia comrades amid he
'shrlrkins Of ii CUrnet and the 5oariug
of a drum" Four officers appfoac!lcd
him, one carryinga u pint jug OF sOapaub>,
each Of the others a seasoned ta-h, and
aiter u snort tretOtal speech from u
COmTadt the unfortunate iuehrlIC" was
ordered 10 drink the contents Of the
jug, He Grained the jug hu' not until he
had feat the iasLeS about his shoulders,
each interval in the course of swallow
ing he uauseous draughL heiug oCc,l-
pi ii III the operation Of whipping. And
now ha is saddor and, doubtless, a
SObcrtr man.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Sale Ennr1u.sahreds.

AT the sale Of the live stock Ct the
late Fl =. McGrath, near Lexington,
Ky, Friday, s5onthlown sheep sod at
al average Of abunt $l2 per head.
Forty.Iiour thoroughbred horses a&gre-
gated Sj1, 400, at the following leading
prices; i0ln Bowling, bought by
Charles J. Ford, Of New York, for
$3.50; Aristide-, A. L. Hawkins, Chi.
caso, S3, 400; Jury, Charles Reid, Long
Branch, $1,000; Susan Ann, p. Loril-
lard, New York, $500; WisSahickon.
Charles Reid, S4d0; Mary Ann, Charl $
Reid, 81 ,G0o; Eliza Adams, VIM. Cot
trcIl, Mobile, Si,ojp; ienloren, Charles
Reid, 5000. The sum of $4,000 WIS
offered privately ion the farm ct +io
acres and refused 10y the executors.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
A Eruc story ofShe Lives and Love
Of u sag Brush Family.

The ronanCcs that are put in good
shape by the novelist and newspaper
excite great interest, while those in
real life, going oD all the time, are nc
seen by one III a dozen, and yet truth
is stranger than fiction. Few plays
or novels have 50 much real incident
and so strange chances as recently oc.
Cured 10 II little family in this State.
1T consisted Ui u father and mother and
u bright httle boy. They are well
Thought of ann 90 III good society. The
father has alway- been Il model man.
lie used no tobacco, never drinks OF
swears, ami Lever made his wife jeal-
Gus. Inrv were married in an Eastern
state, aud il"cd Ihere and here in solid
comfort aud apparent happiness. Not
long ago one ut those strange changes
that sometimes comes over the way
ward human heart turncd the wife )
affections away from her husband to
centre on Il bachelor nelshbor. She
asked her husband to give her II divorce
but ne refused. as he said he had no
grounds. She lo,d him that She loved
another man better, He said, with a
laugh that uidu't amount to anything,
and the pleasant relations that ha,i
existed between all the parties remained
unbrUhen, SO lar as The e;enburs could
see. The bachelor was very attentive
ana the lady gave h!m every Oppor-
tunlty, wli.c the husband manifested
Au utter mdtltr.uce. The bacheor
waN.d rlch IN rAstl" and hls trade i'll
ueichau,,i>- increased, while 'be hus-
band, pv cluse attention 20 business,
Vas prOyid. for uiS family and gather
iug together n Few head Of stock that
were aduiug 10 Ills frUgal fortune. The
dead Jock wa, AT iast broken, however,
aud Just about the time the bachelor
went out OF the cattle business by dis
posing OF 40 head 10 his rival in the
ladv's affections, she was granted u
divorce Whether the divorce figured
in the trade as Il valuable consideration
may not be susceptible or proof, but 1t
is freely claimed that il did. The hu,-
band made "trip 40 the country seat
ard took home the divorce and license
for marriage in the same pocket, and
At the weduing of the happy couple he
danced and a;e cake, but did not drink
wine, as he seemed happy enough with
ont it. He kept the httle boy, but
allows him frequent visits to his NAM
ma new home. The novel might close
with "and they lived happily together
forever after" but the oldest part of the
whole story is to follow. A little iu-
ant appeared on the scene few
months after the marriage, ard the new
husband sent the old one a bill for
nurse and doctor fees, which was
promptly paid. Since that the first
husband has been married to a
handsome young lMy,and the only
drawbac to her happiness is that her
friends jokingly tell her that she is in
danger Of being traded off fora team
OF horses. What this story lacks in
detail 1T IIakes up in truth
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

Agnew, when approached tonight,
said that the evening bulletin was a
favorable one, and that he could not
say more than was contained in it if he
should think an hour
DIR. Boynton adheres to the opinion
that tie lung complication is the result
OF poisoning, yet he contends that the
Presidents vitaityis sufficiently strong
10 overcome any serious results from 1t,
providing no other complications of a
similar character occur.
At 1890 2. NJ. the President was
sleeping quietly, ard in the opinions
of Drs. Hamilton and Agnew there was
every prospect for a favorable night.
There had been no indications Of feb
rile rise.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
n 9ErO Mrnlarss

A prominent merchant of Abbeyi. lie
County, $. g., iu talking with d news
paper correspondent recently, gave a
gloomy view of the condition Of the
crops in that region, but paid hearty
tribute to the honesty and industry OF
the negro farmers. "My experience, .
he said, sin trading with the negro far,
mer has been very satisfactory. A
negro will pay as long as he has any
thing to pay with, and a great many
others won't do this. The egro farmel
has proved to be, in my experiences, a
rather better debtor than the white far
mer operating upon the same basis,
The negroes are the best laborers VT
have, and about all We have that make
the cotton crop
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
HrECXAa IA EM T1a>N

The fashionable merchant tailor of oul
city is located at Fourth and Market
streets, known as the Wilmington
Clothing House.
Extracting Teeth 23 cents
each; gold and plastic filings 81 to S.
beautiful sets Of teeth $40 and Slj;a u tit
glaranteed; work all tirst-class; from
the 1st t, the 2Oth Of each month. No.
III NJ >rket street, WILMINGTON, Del.
New, Novel and Attractive.
| have bought the boiling down pro.
cess by which | put three cent cigar
into one and sell IL for b cents. CHAPS
MAN, Fourth and Shipley streets.
s.ROush on RaaR -
The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggists tor Rough on Rats. 1t clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, betl-bugS /;
1Jc. boxes.
skinny Men.
Wells Health Eenewer. Absolute
cnre for nervous debility and weakness
of the geueratve functions. III at drug
gists. Depot, n. Is. Dantorth.
If YOU have or are liable to cramps and
pains in the stomach aud bowels do not
fail to use DR.. Simms' Pain SeaEcher.
II never fails. (5onts.) Sold by dealers,
depot, 4th AMI King, Philadelphia oO2
Arch street
At 7. A. McClure's fish stalls, in the
Eighth street market is the place TO get
all kinds of fresh fish and oysters. Give
him call.
The Russian Corn Cure is an unfaii'
ing remedy for corns-only 10 eents-at
nartmau's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
lar streets.
Halls Health Syringes, sold by Taylor
u Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3.G hine
street.
Bathes5a Water fo~ sale at VIM. M.
Francis and Son, Fourth and Lombard
street.
Bathesda Water for sale at VIM. M.
Francis Il Son, Fourth and LOMBARD
streets.
Bathesda Water for sale at VIM. M.
Francis g. Son, Fourth and Lombard
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Accident at HQCA essln.

Last sunday evening, while Joseph
Graholn and wife, Of Hcckessin, were
ont driving in the thunder storm, the
horses became frightened, and prancing
around upset the carriage, throwing the
occupants out, bGaising Mrs Graham
considerably and cutting Mr.. Graham
about the head. Assistance. however,
WAS near and further damage was pre-
! vented by catching the horses. The IN
fortunate couple were taken to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Edwin Goding close at
hand, and were by hun taken home in
al other Team.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
II has Nonea World of Good.

One of tie most popular medicines
now, before the American public, Is
Hon Bitters. You see it every where.
peuple take it with good effect. 1t
builds them up. 1t is not as pleasant
TO the taste as some other Bitiers as IT
is not whiskey drink. 1t is more like
the old fashioned bone set tea that mas
done % worli of good. If You don'tteel
lust all right try Hop Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
yarious CannpaiS ms.

Abiding to the campaigns, the
Wheeling lnteliigencer thinks that the
great campaign now upon us Will OK
ce d that of 1872, when the "Go West
philosopher was in the field and fray.
lime works wonders, but with some
things it can make 10 change, as the
following from our esteemed fellow
cit zen, II. +. Behrcns, Esq, will show:
| have sold the Hamburg Drops since
1872, ami have never heard a complaint.
know families who would rot be with.
out the Drops for anything. Every
dealer says the same.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
kEle OfGAWk.

john Cook, will sell thirty-four mich
cows at public sale, at Coy yle's hotel i'll
the Ninth ward, at two o'clock to-mor
row Wednesday, afternoon. Many Of
these cows are good mixers, and dairy
me1 wishing to purchase, may secure
bargains on this occasion. Cows are
selling comparatively low, while milk
and butter are advancing in price,
therefore an Investment in a good COW
will yield Il fair profit.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
~ sreu't Haa.4 n Plat ,r!"

said sick man to u druggist, 'cant
you give me something to care me Z
His symptoms We're lame back ANA
disorlerel urine aul were sure indi-
cation of kidney diaaasc. The drag.
gist told him to use h'dney-W ort ana
in short time it Effected complete
cure. Have you these symptoms !
Then get a bottle or box to-day-before
you become incurable. 1t is the cure;
safe and sure.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Dangerous Simmer Complaints.

Cramps, dysentery, cho,era morbus,
diarrhWa, and, indeed, all bowel COM
plants require quick relief, or the re-
salt may be serious. AT this season
these troubles are common, and no
family should he without a supply of
Perry Davis Pain Killer, safe, sure
and speedy cure for all the troubles
natued This medicine was discovered
many wears ago, and time has proved
It's excellence. Every reputable drug
gi,t keepsa a supply on hand and each
bottle is wrapped with full directions.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Sale OF Real EatRte.

Aquila Dericl1son advertises to sell
on Thursday, the 10Th list, thiriy..one
dwelling houses situated in various
sections of the city. Several of them
are very desirable, and persons having
% little money, should take the oppor-
tunity presented to secure a comfortable
home at reasonable price.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
TlsS ~ NsafIstSY.

War Department. Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, September IS
i A. N.
Indications for to-day--For the Middle
Atlantic STATES, fair weather; variable
winds mostly westerly; stationary baro-
meter, higher Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Given a Trial.

| saw SO much said about the merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always docroring and never well, teas
ed me so urgently to get her some,
concluded to be hurnbugged again; and
am glad did, tnr in less than two
months use Of the Bitters my wife was
cured and she has remained so for eigh-
teen months since. like such hum
bngging H. T., st. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
ID. w. BLISS,
ID. II. AGNEW.

NERAL MACVEAGH To
ro, MINISTER LOWELL.
toli"n;B: yNG BRANCH, N. j., Sept, 1o,-yhe
Iown' cable was sent tonight:
/" Ihh' 1h Minister, London-1O =. NJ
tepjimne "osence Of Mr.. Blaine the at.
to tin,ng intnsg,p physicians have requested me
ton I'0lin RI you Of tie Presidents condi.
sutcioa.e I ne has during the day eaten
joyedl nt lood with relish, aud has ell
I,u Ills roa at intervals refreshing sleep.
the d,o,nd d"oand anu the incisions made by
id gland l,I'S sa1 all look better. The raro.
NAV Inu h" mas ceased suppuratior, and
well ou Considered az Substantially
usual o1 ne has exhibited more than his
perstnrnae nvneert'lness II of spirits. His tenn
adIidre and bis and respiration We're por'uaI. 10 'u
er than ,s ?, pulse is less trequeut s and d. hrm.
NotwriltttaS.,' Nrlt a. The same hour last ever mug.
ol.s,lbtnastanding ,ba these favorable symp.
the riyht It condition of the lower part Of
source souDs " lung will continue to Le a
Come. anxiety tor some days to
MACVEAGH.
1o> THE LATEST,
s BRANCH, n. j. Sept. 12.-Dr.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Swedish Service.

A service in TIE Swedish language
will he held in he Old Swedes church
tomorrow evening, to which ali the
Swedas in the city are invited
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

TOME To 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET,
~ Grang.rs store for James Drew's early
rose pUtatoes. the finest in the country, and
our Sh rmrock -four. Parties 'Ay they would
walk miles Y this -four 5s cents for small
bags. 81. N for large bag. We have -four at
B. "a and cents per pound, but the sham
rock makes the women sing. Ct is so z cd,
coffee cakes. 10 cents ginger snaps, 10 cent /;
ME macs. 10 cts; cream s-da cakes, IL cts. PEI
uound, Gross n Backwell's currant ,ellv in
cnt g..oss ,"mb ers, ociy u cents. We have
the p st sugar. tea afl;! coffee Ia the city, our
Fosters tea in tin tol, for TO cents, excellent.
10 other store has it but Us, try it. We ar
head quarters Tor soap, our oleine soap, at 8
cents per bar. washes the clothes while You
are getting dinner we have red toilet soap,
it makes the ladies cheeks rosy, only cents
y &c ke: we have white imported soap taat
will make parties who use it as white a3 d
lily. Come to l03 East Sixth street.
teptl3-tf 1. M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
State M sh2 IIkpr9trssa IN GL3F r

at the REPUBLICAN Office, N the shade,
this morning:
o'clock lOo'clock Il O'Clock,
72o SOo go
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

George Clarke, the comedian, is con
sidered the hands9mest man on the
stage.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
TlUBLlC SALE

PVHllc SALE -o,-
| 81 HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
SPRINGERS.
will sell at public sale, at the hotel Of
Jacob n. hyatt. Newport, Tel, on
WE NESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1881.
at O'Clock, p. M,
50 head Of Fresh Cows and SPRING OK
ers. These cows have been selected HX
wit h care and shipped direct from West Vlr-
ginia by myself. They will all be sold with
our reserve and no postponement on account
| OF weather.
lERM, "A credit OF 20 days will be given
on all SUNS over $50. by the purchaser giving
a bankahle note with and approved en0orser,
or SIX Ter cent. interest will be deducted off
for cash. JAMES SA W DON. IN.
u. ". STIuHt X SON. Auctrs septl3
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

fNUR RENT -IHE GROC GhY STORE
E at Mt Cubs. with d 3eliing and pOs.-
GfEco at.acuet II laid " co.
Septtd-5t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

NTED-HDY BETWEEN IL ASD i
~ IL southeast corner VI Seventh al
,lrnnrv strec,s septl3-2t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

ENYAyHfD- G Il l. FOR GE .IRAI.
w brusn work AL MDDDy'S,
sro.,2.H No Ii Marke. street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

SYrANtEI,--A WDMAN FOk GENER
w 81 neIs1 work ia small family: reief
sncc reuuirod. Apply at 81 Market street.
scpti3 IT
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

ygYANrt D--A MIDDLE AGED WoM f. y
w ior general houseHork. Apply az ."a
Madison street. septl5-2t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

firm rIy occupied ny A y. Holt, the dry
xopis It tod established for 80 years. Goods
well bought and sold at the lowest market
pr crs scptl3 I'm