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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-06
DAILY IATELLIGENCER.
Saturday, Aug. 8, 1881.
OF THE coLPAx FIRE

The Colfsx Gszette narrates incidents
Of the lste fire IS follows:
Mrs jacob Hoover. the braves, Of the
fair, deserves the thanks Of every man,
woman and child in the city Wher-
ever any aid could be rendered. there
could she be found. Working like .
Trojan, at times saving goods. At others
passing water. knowing no such word
ss fatigue. In the name Of the uD-
fortunate, we thank her.
Burgundsr & Sch wabacher's stock Of
salt, axes, buckets. tubs. blankets, etc,
is not 60 large as it was. Twenty men
asking for these articles were lacopi-
csliy answered. There's the pile.
Very few of these articles have been
returned. Show your appreciation of
their open handedness by hrnting up
some Of the articles.
After seeing that the FIRE was under
control, Oliver Hall started for Palouse
City to buy lumber, ARRIVING there be-
for the ringing of the breakfast bells.
He had received bill of sale for 90
900 feet Of lumber before the citizens
were aware we had been visited.
Tuesday he commenced the erection of
Q 26x36 two story building. This is
another example Of energy.
Several cases Of plundering were no
,iced. Alas for the rarity of Christian
charity Why is it that some wretches
will persist in kicking q man when be
is down? As one gentleman remarked,
who observed . case Of intense longing
TO appropriate some of the rescued
goods. That's right. fill your pockets;
. man that would get burned out, ought
to he robbed
While the smoke was yet curling up
from the ruins. Sid Benton was erecting
Q shanty in which TO deal out the ar
dent On one side of the shed can be
seen the legend, sid is at the old stand
yet Before the day was over he had
telegrsphed to Portland for thirty bar
rels OF lime. and let the contract for @
22x60 one story brick building, which
is now under full Roadway. Talk about
enterprise. the word hardly conveys
the meaning.
The old engine bell, which shared
the fate VI many more valuable
article. was in the ball ct the time of
the fire. The clapper Of the same can
be seen ct this Office. This bell had
quite history. 1t was used by the
vigilantes of Sacramento in early days,
afterwards doing service on the hand
engine, the relic that now stands on
Wall street. From Sacramento the en-
gine was taken,to Walla Walls, where
il was the means of saving thousands
OF dollars worth of property. 1t was
next brought to this city, where it has
not received overly good treatment,
even for an inanimate thing. AS its
course seems to be uorthward, no doubt
it will some day land in the Polar sea.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-06
Notice Of Application TO Purchase
Timber Land.

- - - y A-ns-to& IEAA1r1kx. I
Nortcz Is HEREBY GIyRS THAT. IN cJN.
~ pl2nee VITA tne prests&ans Of On Act az
consrsss appruyei June 5. Isis. ensitlsi ar -
for ths sale e TinosF LzncE In the stats a. 49,
usttts. Oregon, Ssyxs. and wszhsr Esan frr,sse..
~. David fssisson. 81 sneAnmisA coznty. w.gh.
ans.oa Lerss.esy. az shis day hls IN this ocs hs
application % purchase Tie Doss 4 = ~ ~
sscflon No. II n Tcwnship No. q Norfk. Rxnee
No. Lass e ths wtiikn este Mexscian
Ans ~ ell persons elziaing adversely TIE ala
1esd L2nd. g snS persion theFeof are AsrNby
regnfret % DE tfetr claims In this oE2ee withln
k1xty ssal 1zzs fUm 1axs hexsof.
osssn un.ser ny kand, - my cftcs IN O,yupis
y. t. this tbs lszk dzy q May. AID. ISL
J. T. BROWN
ssfi1w hsziste< Il Tie LAID ofzce.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Wea K n e SIS,
Spermatorrkna, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten-
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects Of
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years - such
Is Loss Of Memory,
Lzesitude. Nockurnai
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
---S .
Tit" FOreacre in the Tolls.

Last evening between and 10 clock
Robert, better known as Tit" Fore.
acre, accompanied by three members of
The gang, entered the cigar store OF
Emanuel Walter, over Market street
vridge, and called for drinks. They
were refused hrcauSe no strong drinks
were kept 10 the house. They demini-
rd il, h,wever, and were again refused
whcrcnrpn they attacked the pruprir-
tor, beating him rather severely and
cutting his head with a porter bottle.
utEcr, inlcrt r,d, aud they were like
wise at'arH~.. After the rDw,lip- had
satisfied thIT DE- sire for "DlunG" tn y
took Uneir departure. Information Wis
sent t. the Police SraUou, aid lat T in
the evening" toretcrc was capturcI and
locke! IL. Ata hctring THIS ,nornlug
a iiue OF - aud costs Was imposed Tue
others are known and viii be brought
to Justice
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
DNly ~ tbtaNrs

III VI Hii'Nbl ht Iliy - M
This -" ir' rar p"upir know im. n
Anna Maria kuirr wtl4 Of Tnhia'
krl Ter, am noN pts' seventy tnI
year, Of ace. NJ hnl,tn las b en- y.,l
bad Tor SON" year IA {. ! VA tgopbI \
vi II weakness, uNl c,ugh, l,Sp.psiI
grtar debility and cons lp,'ioq Of M
bowels. Mas 50 lunrrdh,a | N,uid
hardly eat anything, / heard If Hot
Bi'ters, and was resolved to try tApui
| have only used thre. bottles, ana
feel wonderfully good, well and .iron1
again. Ny bowels are regular, m1
appetite good, aud cough all gone. |
feel 80 well that think it nv du,y d
let the people know. rs 20 msny knoH
how bad was, what the med .cin4 hal
done for me-, 81 they can cue them
selves with i. anna NJ kRlpEgI
wife OF Tobias kridar.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
ShOOiiDg q gang Of Nm IN ms,

For some time past the Independent
Mining Camp, twenty niles west of
Leadville, has b en o;e!run with ruff
t.lans, who would tIe ,uently band TO-
gether, shoot people down in the street,
and make it necessary for the citlzens
TO close the stcres and suspend business
for hours. On Saturday night, Patton
and Malloy, members of this gang, be-
coming drunk, fired their revolvers
promiscuously among the people. An
eXaspsrated mob gathered, pursued the
roughs and litter lily riddled them with
bu!lets.' a vigilance commit;e. was
then organized 10 lynch a few others of
the gang, bat they had fed from the
place.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
WORK Of the FLAMES.

The tool works of Klein, Logan &
Co, III Pittsbarg, were damaged by
fire last evening to the extent OF ah)nr
tsO, 900.
y fire in Parts, Ohio, on Sunday de
Stroyed "A saw mill. grain warehouse,
stable and til. Pom EIauL e depo; ,caus-
ing a loss Of $4,000.
Tie Cleveland, rnSraruras Valley
and Wheeling Railroad machine shop,
at Lorraine, Ohio, WAS Darned on sun
day, "lth it contents. TAe loss is over
$4,000.
Inc sheds attached to ihp glass work :
OF Moore Brothers, az Clayton, New
jersey, were burned early yesterday
NOR ng, "A large amount Of mauufac-
tnrcd glass being destroyed. The loss
is es:ima'ed at $4,000; not insured.
The main works were saved.
The tive,story brick building, No. 452
Broad way, New iOrA occupied by A .
y L. Wa,lach, dealers in stationery and
fancy goods and Dessar Brothers & Co. ,
manufacturers Of cloth!uY was damaged
by fire on Saturday evening. The total
loss Is estimated at SIS, 900
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
ElEfn !. edition
ODKrCSS Voss

IN the United States ssn,,a
uay' number of bills wee in,'r ses'er.
ana referred, and Mr. Hoar,s "a s.rr.oro,ucei
,or special Committee on 'WvSolu'lon w.
lights was discussed. The e%,99men's
succession matter was cor. .ida,,"''eh'lal
Ine pending resolutions instruct and
Judiciary Committee to renor, u,''os the
shn]ect were referred to that Co VI The
e. After an executive sassim Giolumit.
senate adjourned '''Sloh thu
Ia the lionSr, the Sonata hin -,
tnr irins'ne privilege to ,he ~ .i Ss'VIns
President Garfield was nqs,aI Ilu's Of
DtuSt"r, of Wisconsin,, anoear'l Ar
was sworn il. Uuder the calI G n,s aud
''o a'it'ionai bills were iutrodroSgNt SNts
resolution WIS adopted for the oNm, or,l, A
inent OF II special Committee n, HPOIll ~,
Heath. Mr.. kas1on moved to n" = uOic|
IN" rules and adopt a l,Souton' 'rrSpthd|
rtappoiutnent OF the lnter.,,''"1r '"r 'i'sl
'anaI Committee. After soma doa oau.'
no g'"rum voted on the mo,io" "'oa'e
IN" resolution VS. referred To ,h. c Alu
mltiee on Rules. Adjourned '' 'oii'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
ElhlSiFnrIke

On passing the boot and s5,o
l.. Mart, 40 II East Fourth ,,r... ,o'e OF
day, we were surprised TO uO,icn ;;o',e''
OF his large sac" windows I,,, =" oha
varied stock Of dolls, aud tav.' ' ~ any
conceivable slap" and styie nn n, gI'',y I',y
ing IN the "tnrr ninioS W. rora A." .ooA i
surprised than ever tp SEE a lo,.,' 'a'e|
beautifully dressed WY doll 9 .,'n"u "n'l|
in the midd cot he window !, ;,,|'"s '"s|
ed III tasty soldier COS umo. md "',, ",,,
ping into the store We were iptor,rlp
by Mr.. Mar, the pleasant and noi;, ,T
proprietor, that h" WAS irwin,
Soin" prtNrut 10 every Utc That nm"a
ased Il pair If -hp 5 1T the s,nro ,S4 ;.
now uu'i, Saturday mint. ,rr,c,;"
and a chantr 'ut tine wax dol il, ts
window. HE .iSc' each purrL,ss.
number, and takes their uam. and ,,S
dencr and draws a number tram tba
on Monday morning when he viii onb
lish tlr lucky person s name in Tho pr
rUELICA>, and will give tie dali :,
such person on ca ling AZ the vr4,, .lo
IcmDorlu", y L, Fourth with ON
charge.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
A Hl'SET rs
Coming Aitractions at the opera
kIOlhN.

On WGdn,s lay evening "Our Cob
Inns will hc presented. A New York
papel says
"MltcAel ; Pleasure Party are not
strangers lu the boards Of llaNerlS :
Fourteenth stree, Th atre. Their sue
cess in this house last 81 teuu, In "tur
.GUhluS, "A hurir~que from NC pen Of
William ca, was instantaneous and
&C cCmptete. LAS evening they reap! car
ed With the same tun aud II nseuSr
though in som, v hat rccOuS,r ictcd
torn. 1hc play is extremely funny,
auu k"rt the House III the state OF con-
tinuous laughter
Friday evening the lover, of plu,o-
mine wi. enjoy :. treat, as Tony Dtner
Will appear with his relrurat, Il Hump.
ty Dumpty Troupe. Mace the king OF
clowns is now with this company, and
eXcols anythin. ever seru III his Ilne.
he can jump higher, light lower, fall
harder, aud ind ge IN more antics than
an entire circus.
On Chris mas afternoon and evening
the "CInule 500 gaN' will bc produced
With Cot. Nun. hv in the little role
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
FOURTH EDITION.
VISIT TO GUIrEAC.
His Divorced wife Calls ~ the
Jail and Bids HI IN Farewell.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-A reporter CT the
Post, accompanied by Mr.. scovilie al ooe
or two other persons, visited 'Iuiteau IN the
)ail yesterday. While they were there iady
and gentleman, the former accom- 1arled Dy
little girl, entered the door Az hrst hui
teau appeared oblivigus of their presence
hut raising his eyes sudde ly. they fell utoh
the face OF the lady who, TO his sur, risc
proved to he M-s. Anna nunmire, his III.
verceo wife, together with her husband and
their little daughter THIS unexpected 'isil
rather uustrIns the prisoner. and Tor an IN
stant he hung his mead, nut brEhtenlnS
suddenly he walked forward, took ne IhdJ
hand and said he WAS pleased u sec htr
The lady was yisibiy affected, and tears
wcliel ~ IN her eyes, ovcriiUWlnH lhe il1S
and rolled ousn her cheeks rs she sad
'I)hsrIry am sorry to hnd you IN ms con
dltIn.' "bn. never m'nd lhat, Said the
prisoner calmly. Il am sony that the WhelP
tevidcntly referring to District Attorney
Coikh' u hrought you mere But he was DIS
appointed h purpose. did nothing YOU
see to embarrhsS 5CH.' Il we raiftd 10 ny
goyd-bye. Charley. Mrs. Dunmire SAID, evi
gently dcsiroAs OF ending the interview, 'ior
ImIv u"yc- see Won ,.yltu, and then, weep
iua, she held out her hand to the prisoner, az
# t. say farewell. HuiicAu was not satsheu
however. to s4op the interview there, and, as
If TO prD ok 1t. turned toward the ladys
little Y e aud asked how Old she wa, adding,
as a peculiar Iups pa4sHt 6N r ms ldco shu
his hin lips twltched neroosiA anna
can wish YOU no hIru, hope your lie ma!
hc prUsp pCryvs ana baVpy.
Mr. tWamirr. who had pcrn n silent spec
tator all tliis tlmc. then wdisrd ny to hul,
team aud sand. ",iUitraa. ! mus; bid you
.rewcll. also We may mover meet again.
tr1ttc.u tooS the prottrcd hand, but tutneI
his head AVA, and IT Wps eYldent that he vas
lnpFlSsoi with the trlth Of his visitors re
marks lthOut waiting Ior GnncAu 10 fc.
.pl, hr. bUumire added, we sa! 20 d bye
nov. iur hope We VIII he on TO odtlIle
again by nunda>. It's too cluse arVand here
Tor me at Is tao ,lOst htteahUut Tor Inc
a 50, = brCko IN the prisoner. S-ih Gha''lE
sinttc: u wish thd. j n"S ! .nvItr a. i.ehu-
NIc,' The nunubrrS thcn departed. 6hi'
teSu spuu ,titttNdri went back 0 hIs Ctli. an.
nuuucl@I thBt he would be positively engaged
Tor the Te.t Cf the na
LONpUH. lee. She 'hstrvcr, referring
to the I. uilGau Gri,.. say It l. not too much
II ENy that tAe proceedings are n uoli' stau'
dal.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
Local Meldnge.

Josh Emmett WAS before the Mavol
this morning, on thu charge OF yagrall
cy, and was given 30 days III Jail. On,
drunk Was also disposed of.
The Shields Library Association
vi, hold IA special lureiin, in tae Wal
ter Witch Engine House, thi, evening
E-pO.tS will ne made As 10 the damag
done 10 their property during the I'M
IN the Liebermau building.
4 locomptiv" on the Newark and
Delaware City branch # the De,awar(
railroad. was WRECKED yesterday, n
leaving the track and going down al
enbanEincut, near PUctrr'5 statcD.|
No Uue was injured.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
PprSOu nj ,

The First Regiment Band, serenadca
Father Sheehy. at the Clayton House
last evening.
l.. Eli tlnigg, graduate OF No. |
schoo! this city, is how on n vlsi, 10 his
many IIlend- III this city. Mr.. Qpigg
was al one time cIerk in the AinerI-
eau Book Exchange, but is now on the
star OF the New York Times.
hr George K, MilIiugton, proprietor
of tn Bo@hly Hood Hot !, went down
GA the Delaware train 10 Smyrna II.
had b 'cn 10 Pbiladelpbit to consult his
physician Hr. Ml!ington has been
Ill for loug while, but hr is now get
ting along nicely and will soon DO as
lat and hearty as ever.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
- .,,,,s
ahan,f fNk q Il Blue

No, don't take i, and run u ,n' habl
mercurial poison', but when 0f d
and constipated get u pacAasT !, y vi
celebrated kldnry-Wort, ana ,onpl
speedily cure you. 1t ac,s liuDiu r'.au
oa these great organs anu y :, i.pl
health. strength and vigoF. ~ ~ arl,
10 in ,iulit and dry form, oo's :, h
VITA equal eiiicieDcy' fh'' '"
al dverllsement.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
MA h.ihS

GRU BB.-Io this "i'y, Dec Is h, Herry T..
MclnL'rc. son of Is. f, and He en- a Glubh.
aged 10 months
Relatiuos AMI ieLds are rerpegtrul'y in
vit:d 10 atOeGd iis iuill ra iro :. The residence
OF his areAts, on Wedncsdae hf,cruu1n. ut
2.3O O'Clock. n 81. 4, es Seventh street
Services at : PAui'4 Ca hole church. Inter
ment at New H,their.i cemetery.
DOLAN --On tha Isl. / 81, Kate j. Ian.
Relatives aid f.itnis are respectfully in.
vited to attend he innera from The res'dfn e
Of her iather. Martin Do!on, Durunt's Upper
Banks, n ue,day afternoon, at 3 o'ei,ck. .
Intern mt at s.. J"seDh cemetery.
SIIDH sM.-tjE the Oh ils. Mrm,ran
eous Group. Aired 5oA mniL AID
AmdDda +. D jham, ~, =. onths
Relatives ard euIJt 81 iy are re-
crested to attend thtfI. rom tnr resi-
dencs of hi parents 2JWeN Tnyd
street,on Wetne day ,on,2ut ins,, at Q
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
10 Euvalids.

DR.. u rmOn is receiving /" yea
many calls from per'ons al'llc't' "l'4
tue various ills 10 whlan tie'A j D't
but his office is like the omu!Oh
viii N ther. is always room M 'D1
more passenger. Tn. doctor HI-
rood hum, r a, well as Of Aool sNSe
thu, aiding every prescription % "a
d salutary influence. ThFonsl nI,.s u'm
parlor OF Mrs. Day, No. 6oA N"M M
street is becoming widely knVN1' M
popularity is on the incfea'5 1"' ci,] III
na,ne will loo: be remembered NV
hi IA q call.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
U.OCaletteA.

St. Mary's Pioneer Corps will give
an entertainment this evening in
the basement of St. Mary's Church.
The proceeds will be applied to furnish
ing n table at the coming fair, for the
benefit of the orphans.
Some Of the papers of this city are
waging war on the corner stands. lfthe
citizens could only be induced to stop
patronizing them, they would soon be
compelled to close up.
For frosted feet, use Arctic Lotion"
a guaranteed cure, 70 cents a bottle.
For sale only at Beaton Smiths drug
store, corner 7th and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
Chrtstsn a. Presents.

George Kelly & Go. of the mammoth
Special Credit house No. II Market st., /,
announce to their many friends and
customers that they will keep their
store open every evening this week, for
the accommodation Of persons who wish
to purchase Christmas presents. They
have a large stock of all kinds Of goods
suitable for the holidays, and their
terms are reasonable and accommodating.
Their patrons will find the clerks at
tentive aud polite, and ready at all
times to show the goods and attend TO
their orders.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
Tobacco .un Color sIisdns.s

A NeI gan pUyrltINN Has ANctTIaHT',
dGrlnEa tOrru. 0Jsrrvall II ahdlull'!
ma ie at the reWrst OF the government
authorities, that the very grur:iI dsr@
tobacco is The mNu us"Otcoi # bnd
hess. and this affection i,uJw Occa,oD
lug no sight anxiety both i'll Begun
and GermaLy from il Influence on FdII'
way accidents, and also from IH
military point Of view. 1t IS not 'QipII-,
ing, therefore, lhatthesr facts nave V
Ia the issulns VI orders III certain 1--WE
OF Germany tOrbidJ.nI al. Iad' AAu''
sIX,een years OF age from a.lj"!ao !"
the streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
EInureced edanteO Success

The rush for holiday good' u 'a, "a 4
& Bros. No. III West SecJuu Si', III;
Unprecedented. This is oSiAs W " ,hs,
ve.y hns stock of goods SHIVn ,;as. ;n,.
are selling at as,onishnsy low % p,'y, Srn
You shou ID not fail to see tatl' n,e ", ,ru
counter. The firm have a '''' ;,,np Inf
assortment OF oil paintings t'si, tns.in,
frames and pictures. Before NV ~ w "a,
else where 1t would do well mrs, ~ ,,oo, nj
on Smith Bros. at No. Ill e', ,oH,p ann
street, as You will crriain'H %'m % "rjc1
good p-esent alta remarkably 10" F
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
..g,> efai Presents

fur gentlemen, cardigan jache's' 'H.vjs US
the Uest white shirts made, sN'pid pSipd
hosiery. fur top Kid pio'e'' T. wv h
stock OF silk handkerchle's, " " + I'd
lrel'as. All at popular prl~a p.s,'
SELF, bee hive, 306 Maj ket s1''0"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
OyerCOAts are 6Olns

off rapidly and it is moi sur t,0''d ,a lid
way Mullin 4 Son arc seInns Go
the ir I'd, o i, to close them ou nou %
Sixth ana Market streets II w.
one and get d bargain.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
k(kil

a few Celluloid sets, So 90, s.. 80 and
$500. The cheapest place in the city to
buy this class of goo Is, N. b. Danforth,
druggist, corner Of Second and Market
street. Agency for "Celluloid' trusses,
they never wear out.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
IJseful Presen's'

Fine Farina cologne ana oli o1i sip,
elegantly labled bottles Of ,ad al Ma
Y, James Bolts, Slxtn ,,s 'A or u
streets. A more acceptable "
,r.sent is hard to find.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
,,u.,., xs.,..korchtefh

at Russell's, 3O6 Market strei" ;,., as
end less quality at as low ptihiis p,his ~
sold in any relail store on 60 60 20 IN
"ent. prices from IS cents to gov
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
Gone - Baliim,re,

The Building Committee of the Trus-
tees Of the Poor, and the Almshouse
physician, accompanied by several 9th
ers, left for Baltimore yesterday. Their
object is to inspect number of cbarita-
be institutions, with view of obtain
ing ideas about the proposed new Aim.
house
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
BargainS.

The place to 90 10 buy dolls and toys,
vaces, Nc, al half price is at Drake 4
Cos, auction sales every morning,
afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20

We have the largest assorted stock of
candy and fruits in Delaware, whole
sale and retail. McCann & Co., 10Th
ana Market, and 7th and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
hAARlAEEa

GREEN W1G1lNS.--t)n the 18th inst, by
Rev Il, Davis at SO sh. ley street, Mr..
Maxwell CIR eu, Of Baltimore. Md 70 Nj iss
Sarah N. WiYYils ofthis city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
Couniry LARD

otley Vernon makes a ssi'sass spss
oou untrv lard az well as Sa%d SaThird &
scramble scuuSpi at his stall in the iu''
market.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20

Sutterley & Co., photographers. Gal
lery SO2 Market street, will be open all
day Christmas.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
Fine Frames.

Slt.erley & Co., 302 Market St., have
on maud the largest stock of fine frames
in the city at very low prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
BOOKS BOOKS

John Gu len bryant, w5ll onG fIv,rahly
known IN tl1' ely. rs the agent tDr the pop
ular puhls ling house of NJ. h. Gat.lev
Boston, Mass lie mas c,1mrn cd a close
canvass Il Wilmington FIR tle sato Of bean.
titaliy Illustrated Is b!eS. Freach Nor eco.
oound Alb ms, Eiclo res. Histories, and
other popular and standard bU Ks, . be paid
In monthly tnstalments. Mr. Is yln, rCcol.
le'ts the 8enerOsitI OF the c!izenS Of VIII
mngton IN former years, and 10 ,cs he NAV
he n welcome and as chearful!y received as
In the past Sample books may ne seen, and
orders left at the RBrUBLICAN office.
decl3 swift,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-20

Ladies' cftCI
tat to bu;
Pable for a
IA az IT is d
~ keeps Id
l!ieIen ha,
/ bats, c.
Pfis aud har'|
q many chJ
sr.
Y A. Hunt ,|
tsl' ono Uf III
Eaves, furs AM
tt,retd in lhis|
.d his prices
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Daily Republican., 1881-12-20
WHO TIIEN AEI.

The gentlemen elected as officers rf
the new committee are 50 well known
AS to Iced no introduction. NJ. Nc
Lear is 'anior member of the firm #
McLear & kepdell carriage inanufac-
turers; james a. Ander,0n is talent.
ed and Influential cGloed man and
stove merchant on Sixth STREET below
WaIrut;a and Mr.. Ewbanks is cas-: icr Of
the National Bank of Delaware.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-24

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A bill for the removal Of the Pennsylvania
State capitol to Philadelphia was defeated in
the House.
At Providence. X. L.. Wednesday morning.
Edwi in A. Corbett of the Providence Herald,
was convicted of criminal libel upon Detective
Swan. Sentence was deferred.
John T. Crow. managing editor Of the
Baltimore Sun, died suddenly Wednesday
evening of appolexy, in the Goth year Of his
age
The severity of last Saturdays storm in
Illinois is shown in the fact that at the close
of the fifth day the embargo on the North
western and ST. Paul roads still continues,
but the companies expect to have their roads
in running order to-day.
Kalloch case was submitted to the jury at
San Francisco last evening.
Carl Schurz was entertained by the Ger
man citizens of Boston, Wednesday night.
The proceedings we're Of great interest and
all in the German language.