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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-23

The msrkst ia quiet and prices are unchanged.
There is little doing in Flour. The cfarings of
Wheat sre only fair, and 600 bushels Of Fultz
sold at lis. ITO. l2o and l22; 10 Lancaster was
reported. Corn 10 quiet at tho recent decline,
and 2l0O bushels sold at So for white and ssh for
yellow. No Rye or Oats reported. Country
produce is scarce and Eggs hay, advanced,
Other articles unchanged.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14
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Druid mitunter lit ber Gdn,ers in Der
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Der Iinfen Geite Eiesen; Dfter miro ber
S6merS unter benz GduIterbIatt ges
fttblt, unb bebnt ltd bdufg Biz Sur
S6ulterb6he aus, unb tpir6 mitunter
fit 8beumatismu5 I'M grm nerfannt.
Ser Wagen Ieibet an @ppetitIpiigfeit uno
llebeIfeit. Die G~inseipeibe iinb augemein
berItppft, mondmal tuedIelnb nit Abz
fuhren ; Der &opf lit leiben6 unh nit
bumpfem, 1dtpersm Sdmsrs i'm 5inters
fppf beIdltiet. Gep6bnIi6 egiitirt aud
@ebG6tniBIdpdd}e, begleitet opn peinliz
dem 8efabl, alS iei ettuaS unterlaIlen
mas bate eetban perben fpaen. Sin
Iei6ter trpdeuer Sulten 1T mitunter I'M
@efplge. Ser Hatient fIagt lber Natz
tigfeit unb S9ipdde ]; er eridridt Ieidt,
feline Sitbe itnb faIt pber brsunenb, nno
CT tIagt tlber prideInSeS 8efibl IN Der
9aut; iein Gemttb 1T acknowledgment,
urtb obtpobI elaubeno, baB fDrperIide
8epesuns ibm ipobL tbun tpiirbe, fam
er bpd taum Strait gen,tg fammeIn, es
su periuden. ST miBtraut in @abrbeit
jebem SeiEmitteI. 8eridiebene bieier eez
nannten G1mptcme beeleiten Die &ranfz
belt, bod bat es Sale eegeben, mo tpeniee
berieIben eriItirter, ieoD6 bic 1lnterIudz
une Ses &Srpers mad bent IoSe Denies,
baB bic Sober in 9r6b ter unpronuns tpar.
&aItes Tieber.
81. 6. Mc2ane'8 2ebesBtIs
len in SdtIen BON faItem Sieber,
nit Quinn aenommen ersergen bic be-
ten Grfplge. Sc siebt fein banereS Rurs
girmittel pDr unb mad hem ginnehmen
BON @binin. STIR ratben alien nit biez
fer S~ranfheit 8ebafteten, benleIben einer
anpartetii@en Gerfu9 gu ses
tpdhrem.
Bei alien biIiD1en unorbuungsn, tnn
ala einfades puretrmitte[, Iino iie uns
oereIeidIid.
Ian bite iid bpr SGliduuseu.
Die Gcbten iin6 ME iiberyudert.
Seee Sdodltel bat einen rctben 8a6Sfe9eI
auf benz 0edeI nit Der Snldrift Or. Rc2ane'S
2ebersSiIlen.
Die Mc2ane'8 2eberz9tts
leu babef bic Stgnatrren bon s. te2ane
uno Steming 8rcs. auf benz Dedel.
Mt0n b~erlange bic Gd,ten Sr. 6. Nc9dne'S
0eber> 8iIen, prdporirt BON Sterntne Bros, AT
8ittsburgb, pa., bsrn Der Dtarft lit pca BON
3aebobnungen teS gamen Mc9ane, en6ers
buhitabirt, aber bteieIbe Mi,siprode.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14

ner, burd Elm itetes aoinmen urb @eben
bon Bein6crn, Die III pt6dti0eu @quis
pG9en porfabren uno gu scr Gremt oes
ADsl5 IND Der Sinan;ariitofratic geb6ren.
Neben Der ebeHerwdbnten 3rspps Iiegen
Die MobHrduine oes 8drons, Der Gags
iber teine Wtinute frei bat bon all DEN
@eih6ften, meIdc ii6er i'm tpie elm BIags
regeH bereingebroheu iparen. ais CT crit
einlnaI ieine Singer biueineeite6t bate.
0ie eriten Wonate cling oas; - er bate
Ieiu Gergniigen at benz lebbaiten 0a9en
unb 1reiben, ipelbe5 icine @eiresthGtigs
felt ataenebm anreate uno ieinem 0enten
ctnen gang nenen 0orisont CAB.
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Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Proclamation Against PleurO.
Pneumonia.

The Governor of linoiS yesterday is
sued a proclamation declaring that he
has reason TO believe that peuro pneu-
monia el lists among cattle, and has be-
come epidemic in certain localities in
Connecticut, New York, Pennsy vania,
Delaware and Mary land. He therefore
prohibits the importation Of "any do
mestic animals OF the bovine species
from such localities into Illinois, after
the 10Th inst, unless ccomDanied by "A
Certificate Of health, properly signed
by "a duly authorized veterinary iuspec
tor." Any corporation or individual
transporting or receiving such prohibit
ed stock shall be liable to a 1iue not
less than $1,000 nor more than $40 900
for each offence, "and shall be liable for
any and ali damage or loss that may be
sustained by any party or parties by
reason Of the importation or Transports
tion of such prohibited stock
Among the infected localities named
in the proclamation are the counties of
Lehigh, Bnsks, Berks, Montgomery,
Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester Ian
caster, York, Adams aud Cumberland,
in Pennsylvania, tue C unties of Ber,
gen. Hudson, Morris, Essex, Somerset,
Huntington, Mercer, Monmouth, Bur.
lington, Gloucester and Atlantic in
New Jersey ; the county of New Castle,
in DE laware, and the counties of Ceci
and Harfcrd. in Maryland. The pro-
clamaticn Is issued by advice of the
United States Treasury Cattle Com
mission.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
SECRETARY BLAINE.
II Is Views ~ to the Com q z Cabinet.

A special despatch from Washington to the
New York Herald says : Mr.. Blaine has ex
pressed freely In very recent convt rsatiOns
his views a. to the next Cabinet. For him
self he says that he will retire in Dec enber.
He thinks that Mr.. Frelinghuysen will be
Secretary Of state. Judge FOlger was re-
commended by General Grant an! Mr..
Conkllng to Gen. Garfield TO Secre'ary Of
the Treasury last winter. The business ar
rangements of Mr.. James In New York will
probably make n vacancy In the Postnas.e err
Genc'alship after Jan. and an un 'oubted
stalwart will be appoln ed In his pl CO AS
to whether Lincoln will go or not Mr.. Blaine
on good authority that Gen. Grant Is urging
Gen. Beall for the Navy department 1t is
Rnown that General Bea Is anxious for the
nOminas ion and General Grant init acy
with him has been marked. He was General
Beall's guest during bis r.cent visit to Wash
IN Ston The recent nUm nation OF Frank
Hat'on, n particularly stawart Grant man,
to Fir Assistant Postmaster feneral is re
1arded rs significant He has ch Srxe Of the
appointment Office, which practically controls
the appointment OF all pUstmasters under
those Of the first class
Whether NJ. Blaine meant that this com
position of the Cabinet will be intended to
promote General Gmncs nomi ration in 1884
did not appear In The conversat on al udedto
lieneral Grants friends have been associated
with General Arthur in poll les, an IL is n
sldered natural and proper that the President
'hould select bis cons ilutiOn-l advisers from
AL ong tho with whom he has been intimate
IN the past. president Arthur will be his
own SUCCESSOR said to night xentlema q
" no has seen much Of him ince Sept. 20
f0stLastar-je jeneral James left fJr New
y ork tonight to be absent unit Sunday.
The President " II leave on Wednesday to
remain III New York until after the election
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Potatoes from Ireland.

The New York correspondent of the Phi!a,
de.phia Ledger to day mas the following as
tonishing piece Of Information:
What are we coming to? A London
steamship at this port this morning brings u
large consignment of English and lr.sh pota.
toes (2lO0 bushels a d 265 bags for the Amer.
lean market-anA this too, on the heels OF
onsiderable impor ations Ct cathiRes and
benns The potat es ars generally CT the
champion and Skerrios varieties, which are
grown In the North Of Ireland but there are
also some varieties mat have beel raised Ia
England. not far from Liverpool. They can
be 30 d here, am informed by the Importer,
at from 8! to $3.50 per barrel Of 80 pounds,
wholesale, so that, at the present prices OF the
American product (Which have been lately
as h gh Us So por barrel there Is q fair mar
gin for profit 1t IL, no doubt, true that our
potato crop has turned out badly his season,
but by no means 80 badly as has been repre-
sen Cd, ana there is as little doubt that spec
ulators have run up D ices to apoint for
which there was no jus ifca ton These i'm :
pcrtatOns from Engl however, will be
apt to break the market especially rs they
are to be followed by other large consign-
ments Notwithstanding the no rent agita-
IT, II in Ireland all last summer, 1t app ears
that tle potato crop was very abundant
& ne, and it comes ia now, just In the nick or
time, to save us on this side Of the Atlapt
from speculative corners and extortionate
prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

stoutly denies all knowledge of the
murder, and wCen arrested requested
a speedy trial 80 that he might clear
himself. His counsel, Hon. Alex.
Evans, VIM. $. Evans and John +,
Wilson, state that me evidence l., en-
tirely circumstantlal, and that Arrants
can prove his innocence. The State is
represented by Mr.. Chas. c. Csothers,
states attorney, and William 7. War
burton, Jr.
The trial commenced on Monday and
the prisoner came into Court accompa.
MED by his mother, his wife aud chill
dren Arrants himself Is now and
always has been cool and collected,
and during the select n of the Jury
chewed tobacco vigorously.
The jurors are Lawrence Sentman,
VIM. Armstrong, Clarence Walmsley,
John Boyd, Edward 7. Russell, j G.
Cro,hers, WIN. w. Black, Joseph j.
Reynolds, Augustus Broomheld, Rufus
j, Foster, II. r. Brown, Charles T..
CLAYTON.
Up to last evening there had been a
large number of Witnesses examined
for the State but the evidence is all cir.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
installation OF officers.

Tuesday evening Deputy J. Appeby In
stalled the following Offices Of Asylum
Lodge, No, 23, INDEPENDENT Order OF Odd
Fellows: N. e., X f. Donahue; v. G. VIM.
Woodmsnsey; Recording SECRETARY, u. W..
Akin; Permanent Secretary, J. h. Alpleby;
Treasurer, James II. thompson; X. S, to N.
heimer; o. G., r. Burton, Jr:i J: g., H =.
Wright; Z. s. g., Joseph o. Wood; L. s. s.,
q. q. Pearson: X. .. to V. g., S. b. Knee; L..
s. TO v. G., Joseph b. Underwood; Repre-
sentative in Hall Association, W. 4. Gala
gher; Representative In Riversiew Company;
y. p. MAroney.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Given up by Doctors

Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey Is up
and at work, and cured by 80 simple a
remedy?'
81 assure you it is trne that be lis en-
tirely cured and with nothing but Hop
Bitters and only ten days ago his
doctors gave him up and said that he
must die!'
"Well-a-day That is remarkable .
l will go this day aDd get some for my
poor George. know Hops are good. y
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
AN ,st Disag greeabIe Feelins.

Many people have lost their interest,"
in politics and in amusements because
they are 30 out of sorts and run down
that they cannot enjoy anything. IT
such persons would only be wise enough
to try that celebrated remedy Kidney
Wort and experience its tonic and rem
ovating effects they would soon be hur-
rahing with the loudest. In either dry
or liquid form it is perfect remedy for
torpid liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Arrived.

DR.. Darmon is again in our city, and
will be pleased to see his old friends
and acquaiutances at the house of Mrs.
X. B. Day, No. COS Market street, at
their earliest convenience. All suffer
ing with chronic complaints are especi-
ally invited to call as they may expert.
ence relief, if not fully restored to
health. His stay in our city will not
he long as he has other engagements
that he must attend to.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Burbank Potatoes.

Os"NvVBs
N. L. Janney, sol Il 3O} King street,
has Just received few cars of fine Bur-
bank potatoes. These are the best eat
ing potatoes that grow and are late po-
tatoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter will do well to buy
now as they will be very high without
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Cabbaees.
Peter j. Ford has secured the sole
agency in this city from Walters Il
EhOdes, importers Of German cabpages
at Baltimore. They are the largest cab
bage seen in this city for years, some
weighing as high asa, 9 and 12tbs.
Don't Die in the House.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats"
1t clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, flies,
reaches, vermin, ants, insects l5c. per
9Ox.
Decline OF Man.
Impotence of mind, limb, or vital
functions, nervous weakness, sexual de-
bility, &c, cured by Wells Health Re-
newer ; 81, at druggists. Depot, N.
4. Danforth.
BYtck's Gel lebrateo Mince Meat
l0cts. per b 3lbs good mlnce meat 25c.
Assorted preserves in 9tb buckets for
families at Midd etOn's, Fourth and
King streets.
The Latest styles
always to be found at simpsons, No.
III Market street, Cup stairs, 2nd fioor.)
Let II be emb,azonad oa every heart.
enshrined upon the tables Of the
memory, that the grand acme of smoke
ology has been obta ined in all its per-
fection, giory and purity in Marburg's
Seal of North Carolina. Chapman,
Fourth and Shipley streets, wholesale
and retail agent.
After two weeks Of grand success I
will offer 10 my customers and the pub
lie generally, on Wednesday morning.
1000 lbs OF pure fresh Lancaster County
Print Buttr, at 35cts. per ID. Don't
forget the nur,ber Is L. Fourth street
Sineltn.
Don't forget that Mrs. Taggart, No.
G07 Market street, has the largest and
finest assortment of Christmas and
birthday cards in the city. Call early
and make your selections.
Cubeb cigarettes in any quantity for
sale at lowest prices by N b. Dauforth,
Druggist, cor. Second and Market SITS.
Examine our 75c. trusses. A special
room for applying.
For infants Cefealina, Papoma, Hor-
lick's, Mellin's, Blair's and Hubbells
Foods, Farina and Saloupe for sale at
Dilworth's Drug Store, Second and
Madison streets.
St. Josepk's Salve, positive cure for
burns, bruises, cuts, corns and bunions.
For sale ty Taylor & Fullerton, 302
King street.
Ayers Ague Cure, Shaw. Chill Pills,
Thermaline and Osgood's Chologogue,
for sale by J. II. Hartman, Druggist,
9th and Poplar streets.
G. Carton stalls in the Second street
market is the headquarters for pure
butter only.
Janney, No. 30l & 303 King street, is
headquarters for all the best brands and
all varieties Of butter.
G.. Carton in Second street market Is
selling genuine butter 30c. per tb.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Dance Hnuse Raj d ed.

Complaint having been made ofdanc
ing and other disorderly proceedings at
the house of VIM. Price, colored, at the
corner of Sixteenth and French streets,
Sergeant Richards, with Officers Pike
and Kennedy, made raid upon it last
night and succeeded in capturing two
men and 4 woman, who were locked up
for hearing this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
The Michigan Suflerers.

The following subscriptions were
made to the fund for the benefit Of the
Michigan sufferers, at the First Nation
al, Bank yesterday: William Lang
s. 90, Mrs. Hudson $500. Previous
subscriptions S725.70. Total to date
S735 70.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

A STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNT OF
~ TAXES r. RE COLLECTED FnOM
EACH HUNDRED FOR THE YEAR 1888
MD TIE aOUNT p No BY EACH
COLLEGTOR TO NOVEMBER l, 1881:
Amount to he collected by Wn.
l.. Wilson. collector for Brandy
wine HundrsI ,............,..,... $l0,73 Il
Amount to b, collected by VIM.
Byns, collector for North vii
mington Hundred .............. 4s,?sI 50
Amount to be collected by Charles
Fl. u. Bedford collector for South
wilmington. ................... f,Sls a
Amount to be collected by Samuel
l.. Kilgore, collector for Chris
tiana Handred ................. lS,ls27s
Amount to be collected by Benja.
min Gregg collector for Mill
Creek Hundred d.................. 9,993 81
Amount to be co lected by 'rian S.
Wier, co lector Tor White Clay
Greek Hundred .................. 6,948 IS
Amount to be col .ected by william
X. Rees, collector for Penca1er
Hundred Observation-Disclosures. e,ons%
Amount to be collected by Isrsel
II. FOis, collector for New Castle
Hundred. 49,. ................... l6,7l7 90
Amount to be collected by John A.
Celyer, collector for Red Lion
mount to be collected by Punell
j. Lynch. collector 70. St.
George, Hundred ed............... A,S74N
Amount to be collected by Richard
;. Hanson, collector for Apo
quinimink Hundr :. ............. b,7sb42
Amount 70 be collected bv George
D Armstrong, co lector for Black
bird Hundred .................... 1920 Il
Total ................ 1871, ,s24 10
Amount paid by VIM l.. Wilson,
collector for Brandywlne Hd..... Ss, $40 %
Amount paid by VIM Kyne, collec- -.
tor Tor North Wilmington. ...... 1900 %
An cunt paid bv Chas. H. ID. He'd
ford, collector for s uJh Will
mingtnn Hundred. ............... $1,000 %
Amount paid by Sam'l l.. Kigore,
collector for Christiana II ...... 5000 on
Amount paid by Benz amin Gregg,
collector r M III Creek Hd...... 5000 %
Amount paid Iby Urias s. Wier,
collector for White Clay Greek
Hundred. Observation-Disclosures. LOCO "
iector for Penc sder Hd. d.......... 10000
iector ftr New Castle Hi .,.'.... 10000 %
Amount paid by John A Cl aver,
Collector h for Red Lion Hundred. $500 %
Amount paid by Purnell J. Lynch,
collector for 1T. Georges Hi. ..... Nothing
Amount paid by Richard +. Han
son collector for Appoquuimink
Hundred. ...................... 300 ID
Amount paid by George ID. Arm
strong, collector for Blackblrd
Hundred. ................ SoO 10
Total. .ss4, 800 70
WILLIAM HERBERT,
nova. County Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Aacldnnt n ElxomOOr.

Last evening about 8 o'clock, Harry
Brouse, employed at the Elgemoor
Iron Works, had his foot severely lruis.
ed by a large piece Of iron called chan
mel, falling upol it. His injuries were
no severe that he had to be removed to
his home, No. 26 Lamotte street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Rlhko AOciolY.

The Wilmington Female Bible
&, ciety will celebrate its sixteenth
anniversary in the lecture room VI the
Central Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday evening next the Ord inst, at
TX o'clock. The public arc cordially
urged to attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
The W eRthor.

War Department, Office Of the Chit
q gnal ORicer, Washington, Novemh'
. A. M.
Indications for to-day-For the Mi
Atlantic States, cloudy weather, run,
southerly winds; stationary barolno,eF
stationary Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Good Az ain.

The slow fast mail, which has been
making very poor time for tie past
week, somewhat redeemed Itself yes
Jerday and to!uay, by arriving in this
city only five minutes behind, which
enabled our citizens to receive their pa.
pers and mail in good time =,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Fs,SIt Mash cd.

George M. Bacon, who had his foot
mashed last Friday at the Pusey K
Jones Company's works while engaged
in lifting casting, is now improving.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

Glen's Sulphur Soap, Vandyke's Sui
phur Soap, Cutucura and Toilet CARROLL
ic Soap; also Russian Corn Cure, for
sale at Beaton Smiths, Drug Store, cor.
Seventh and Pine Streets
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

Mooney TO LOAN ON MOhIHAun
N in large or small amounts, on oitv or
NeW Castle county properly. Apply to the
WILMINGTON SAVINGS Fund SO
OIETY S Il. cor. Exath And M Ark It streets
INR. KLlNE'S CHEAT NERVE RE-
~ STORER, is the wonder Of the age for
all nerve diseases. All fits stopped free. Send
to 93l Arch street, Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
TstE II EAl.rII BOARD.
Regular Meeting Last Eyening-A
Worry Dull Session Five Cases Of
Small POx

The regular stated meeting OF the
board OF health was held last evening,
President Dr. l.. =. Bush, in the chair,
and all nemberS present but Dr. Dra-
per aud Executive officer Gaynor. They
and took their seats.
A. the weather becomes cooler, the
busiress ofthc board ofhealth decreases
less business being dOre last evening
than for some time. A number ol
nuisances were reported ahated, and
two or three continued III the hands OF
the executive officers
The committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the Board, consis ing OF Drs.
Bush, Draper and Springer, for the pur.
pose Of visiting places on th- Brandy
wine, reported by the Executive officers
and directed the parties TO abate all
uuisanGr- within fifteen days or abide
the penalty of the law. The report also
stated that the committee would visit
other places reported by the executive
=, flee :, at an early date. The report of
the committee wa, adopted.
Five casts of small pux, reported by
the clerk, SluCe the last meeting OF the
Board, none of which were at the hospi.
tai.
Messrs. Poole end RutE, property
holders on Conrad street between Van
Buren and Harrison, having permitted
nuisanCcs in the nature Of sink, to re-.
main on their property after official
notice had been served upon them, to
have l. apatcl, legal action was ordar-
ed against them and they will be
brough before the Mayor.
Only two new nulsances were report
ed to the board.
The memters discussed, at length the
nature OF the increase of small poX,
after which the Board adjourned.
During the evening the following
bills were allowed, and ordered to be
paid:
&. Il. Underwood $50; A. V. Gaynor
81 40; W. F. Holland, s.; James Stewart
s.: James and Webb S33
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
SPECIAL mENTIOn

The leaders of the merchant tailors in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment,N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
NEW ADVERTISER GNCS.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Am selling Vim, Lea & Sons

ClifoL'sF so 90
Poutasnt ......................... $50
Ki kwood NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Minnesota Patent. ..-.. ~ 10 $lV
make specially of selling the best -four
in the market.
Fresh Buckwheat meal in any quantity
from one pound To "A tOa.
WI. d. PlCkELS, 4O7 King street.
oct28-f
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
RepOrt Of she Public SCHOOL.

The report Of the Superintendent OF
public schools for the school year end
ing July 3lst 1881, shows that there are
nineteen school houses in use, a gain Of
one over last year. There are one hun
drel and sixteen teachers employed,
aud du:ing the year there was
1865 pupils enrolled, an increase
of l02 over last year. The aver
age daily attendance was only 4,392 be-
ing 62 per cent. of the whole number
enrolled. The Superintendent says:
"The unusually cold and stormy wealth
er reduced the attendance during the
winter, and the alarm caused by the
small pox kept many children out OF
school the last three months OF the
year.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

NOR HENT-TNO NEW TWOSrOKY
q brick heusA on McUaullsy street, h.
tween Poplar sad Lombard. Apply -
HAIL AN CAUSE,
ASv2-N FSnt and Tatnall strssts.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

state Of the Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN, Office, In the shade
this morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock IL O'CLOCK
So go 81
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

N. L. Janney, 50l Il 30} King street,
has Just received a few cars of fine Bur-
bank potatoes. These are the best eat
ing potatoes that grow and ara late po-
tatoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter will do well to buy
now as they will be very high without
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Cabbage es.

Peter j.. Ford has secured the sole
agency in this city from Walters &
Rhodes, importers of German cabpages
at Baltimore. They are the largest cab
bage seen in this city for years, some
weighing as high asa, 9 and 12tbs.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
Don't Die IN tho House.

Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats. |"
1t clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, flies,
reaches, vermiu, ants, insects l5c. per
Daily Republican., 1881-11-02

A STATtMENT OF THE AMOUNT OF
~ TAXES t. RE COLL rETED FnOM
EACH HUNDRED FOR THE YEAR 1888 i,
MD TkE MOUNT p NID BY EACH
TO NOVEM BER !, 1881: