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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

Ayers Cherry Psoteral Is a really 70
narkable and tims-honored medicine.
It 10 the best known remedy for oil dis
eases Of the throat and lungs.
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nTOCK y r.
eaa HPanetscs bosra.

Last EVENING.
50 Eureka Con-, l7t
$50 Northern Belle. l2k
leo Manhattan, 2
100 NAVAJO. 4oc
100 Star. l5c
400 Albion, 2 10
las Eureka Tunnel. 2 IS. ~
$50 Bodis. 6s.Sa
400 Bulwsr.
rs NJ. Diablo, ~
80 Syndicate. i0c
$50 Blsckhawk. loc, &c
$50 Mono.
25o MONDAY. 100
80 North MONDAY. loo
400 Orc. i5c
THIS MORNING.
2so ophir. CO
60 Mexican. IL
70 Gould 4 Curry. 81
ITO Best 4 Belchsr. 81
$50 California. Coo. Csc
7ss Savage. 8 10. . Is
COO Con. Virginia, 2 10
$50 HALE d Norcross. 8. %
200 Grown Point, ! IS
$50 Ysllsw Jacket. A. 4 30
$50 Imperial. l5c
725 Ksntuek.2
500 Sierra Nevada, llt. IN
400 Bullisn. I 40
zoe KIehequer. ~
800 0vsraan. 295
400 Justice. 500
10 Seq. Belcher. s
9i5 Union Con-. ION
IS Alta, A.
$50 Julia. 25c
500 Caledonia. 25c. 500
40 Utah, ~
$50 Silver Hill. 2oc. l5c
500 Lady Washington. l5c
SOC Andes, I IS. I 80
loo Scorpion. I 80
400 Benton. SOC
100 Bslehsr. 8
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Departures Last Evsstsg.
II Lynch. VIM Gill. E Boyson. George
b Hill. A J Gill. q Spindle, w Keely. l.
J Chapman. Geo Lark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

The District Courtroom was we'll Allied
this morning to listen to the arguments
Of counsel in the Hsnnssssy case. Tbs
trial has created considerable interest
from the first. The prisoners wife and
two children have occupied seats within
the railing sinoei ito commencement. The
case wss given to the jury at ! o'clock
and they were still out at $40, aPpaf'
emily unable to agree.
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A letter sdirssssa - follows II held for
batter direction d the Geld Hill Post
smes; ]. K. Estsp, Secret csass, New.
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"A CARD.

To all Who ars suasring from the errors and
indiscrsuons Of youth. nervous weakness carry
decay, lom Of manhood. &C., I win sand . recipe
that will curs you. FREE o! CHAhGs, xnls
n South America. Send . ssl addfeeseo n
ysiope 70 The INV. JosnH hEAS' ssassGs ~
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~ Buys and sells Exchange and Telegraphio
Transfers. Issues Commercial and Travslery'
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing In bullion. kH
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BLaKIRs AND BRoKERs.

Pail ~ Ospstal.-....S S,000.oo0-Gsll
Reserve q. Q. Bssds,.... a'Soo'oo0-0sA
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
nONMISSIONER's SALE.

nruiDt to decree ri the Municipal Court OF
TANIlT made on The 18th day Of May, 1881, In the
Hblh thAnceTy between Thomas ]. sweeney, Mar
mi o Sweeney, md Mary J. Sweeney plaintIitS,
elhne 1. lit, executor u Robert L. Cummlnl,
GEIsL Daniel Lamb, trustee, and james w
iIaBJ, defendants, the undersigned commits
ilftEDGY TIE FIRST DAY OF oCToBER, 1881
Nantndhg ut 10 o'clock 4. ~, sell 70 the hignest
iAbai bIllel al public auction a. the front d3ot
dhe Court House " Ohio county. w. VA the
klNng desCfIbed property situated In the city o.
Wheeling viz lOt numbered ono hundred AND
1nttylhnp llgD situated on the gOTtbeAst corner
dNlPlne and TWCnty.secOud formerly TBlru)
EFu
Ah he south portion Of the lot numbered slT ]:
tht'lb situated Oh the northeast corner q EoH
HiTHNty formerly DlylSinn) streets Delng
ApHIupICl by the corner house, having q
HlAOnEf street equal To the ifBut Of Elld house,
hltitandng u cQull width 10 the alley IN inc
ElOl sid lot no. d. aud being Ill o. TINT l1t o..
9tihe PORTION conveyed by James W. sweeney,
lslnN sweeney, Margaret q, Sweeney, ana
Ay Sweeney to Adam WelSgcTberb BY decd dateGl
AShd1y Of October, 1871, and recorded In deed
~ hlmltnd ", page IT, IN the Office o. The Clerk
iiS II gambSrpI aity.sIS CSGj, situated on The
lNhHed eWnpt Of EGH and TwUnty'Eixth (tor'
hfly Division directs
TERMS OF SiIR-At lcnsL one.thlri Of the pur;
ats money to hc paid III hand, and the residue, v
" h equal in,tlllmentG In nine and eighteen
ha!h With interest from the day Of sale. Each
Thtef to b. At liberty To pay In hand OIL, oiatiy
rAti PORTION than 0ne.thirl. Ot his p4tgR9Se
sSA'I, Bond with good security % be eIYep toi
MnmCni Of the deferred indictments, u any
sN y, AMI the title 10 liz retained % further 90
NaI therefor until they arc fully paid.
DANIEL LAMB,
I'll CnfnhilS1lof1ef,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22


at O'Clock p ", on the premises, the well known
Walker farm, containing 8ly acres two miles from
the Ohio river and y. ". q KY K l., FIVE miles
rom the county scat and four miles from Bethany
The land Is Of the best quality, and Improvements
not 10 be excelled. Boil Limestone, and lindetlAId
with the famous river vein Of coal buildings are
large brick house Of ten rooms, barn, sheep uses
stables, gfanaheai tenant house, In fact all needed
out building. The land Is well watetcd, under
GOOD fence, Several orchards Of oil varieties OF
truit The timber spincipaHy locust. COnveAeht
70 churches md schools The above farm Is Haid 10
be one OF the best in Brooke county.
Also, At the same time and place, the buchanan
Ind Lindsay arns, containing about go Hcies, I'D.
lolninE the home residence Of the dgepnsed, aud
pcnnSylVania State line, one and Il half miles east
u Bethany, The land and improvements are list
Glass twostory bfick house, barns, stables sheep
houSeB, tenant house. and oil necessary 0utbnlld.
inES, Under excellent fente has young orchard Of
Ipplc and other IrultS well wAtCfpd well tltnbeftd
and Soi1 not 10 he surpassed, aud nearly all in Rt
convenient 10 churches, schools and mills This
arm d susceptible Of diVisOn, aud will be divided
10 suit purchasers.
Terms made known at sale, which will DO teAson.
iTrtles Wishing to view the above farm OF make
further inquiries, eau do 20 BY applying 10 or I'D.
dressing eiShet Of the undertignGd. -
welHburg W. Va,
]. @. HANNA,
Independence FL,
NeiknAw Executors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
Ghe gsteLLIglle!taIllea!.
0ARRIELD,s PATE.

AWlSp dew out upon our tAipst SON.
And stpng him 70 the quick with poisoned shaft,
The while he chRtted carelpaSly and laughed,
And knew not Of the fAtetul mischief done,
And 80 this LIE, amid our love began, p
knvRnomed BY the ipsect'H hellikh cAft;
WRl drunk By peath In one long ieNeriSh lmught
Aud he was lost-ouF precious, priceless one
Oh, nyHtery Of blind frlnonelenl fate
oh, cruel end Of most eauGeleN hAIel
That life 70 mean should murder life 70 greatl
What Is there left 70 u who think and feel,
Who have no remedy, and no appeal,
But damn the wasp and cFuIh him under heel?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
T,ONNlsSloNER's SALT.

SmS.e.Mun i,,ral Court Of Wheeling!
'1'Aa'Inc SchWeiiLcr, adm, DC,
w. IN ChAncery.
N g@ty louise O,hc. Ct Al.
ISys NM. cctcG II aid Couf entered In the
l0iv II', VI. cause on the al day Of August A,
'"' @DN, THE 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
h.snti,. \ y. 1881,
lt,Se,t innrl0rk q, M, proceed 10 sell Al pub.
OAo SoSs ~ ,hG from! door Of the Court HOUSE o
nv NAL Ia Qy' Tho n"y,b hsiI n tbe sGith
INtt ~. ~ 20 situated on the cNS. sideO Main
hint,, ,Ntenltr Wheeling, With ali the appnfle.
ttosoty M !" belonging Having on Il q good
t,S sII5 n o. SA.c one half Of the purchase money
vim ls,s,sva AMI the balance payable In one year
SiA vSsi ~ aud evidenced BY prUmlsioEy note
Nl NM ~ ptnnnnl security. Title 10 he retained
"NHo The Court, P"'u' VI WI '''' 'u''ue'
hHHilits o,,.,.E IL !: H HI,I!1,.
AO'Noneos. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
WANTED.

WTANTED-.oN WHEELING ISL.
wv ASD-A small HuuSRoG threeO or four rOoms,
suitable for Light Housekeeping. Address ~, In
teliiRenCeF HclO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22

HI,ang at loorlucE 4. ", Of aid day, the follow.
6,,,.Iuhel property, that h to Ay; Ityt No. g,
sSTis@,a., ES4icep'h street, FORMERLY Clay Mtest
i,s,sa called Ent Wheeling, together with All the
ksHmnn,h,r' and improvements bClOnging thereto.
~" We 70 tlc abdve property h believed 70 be
hisnnnt selling ~ trustee will conway such
T ,g,H = / rested In Inc by such deed Of trust
rur,, ]. II. COOP, ruAes.
WI NMlLR. AnctInneef. eiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
JOSEPH HARMS, NURsER1Es,

TOsEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
u M0UNDsVILLE
1900 Apple Trees, two, three four and i've years.
$500 Peach, one iron bud) year.
5000 Plums, one and two yeaFs.
5000 Quinces two and three years.
5000 Cherries, one aud two years.
600OO EvefETeens, mostly Juniper, from one 10 hva
feet. The above are thrifty and IN good condition
Tor tnnSplAnting. VIII sell as low IA the lowest.
Correspondence solicited. Address, SAMUEL MIL.
LER, Monndsville. Nursery Is one mile west OF
MOundgYille depot. ri. de7.DAES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
READ THE RECORD,

1T aved my lte."-E n, IAkely, Selma, Ala.
1T Is the remedy that will cure The many diseases
peculiar 10 women. "-Mothers Magazine,
1T has passed severe tests and won endorsements
countTy."-NeW York World,
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be held for
one moment In comparison with it"-Rey. G. A,
Harvey, D. D., Washington, D, G,
This Remedy, which has done such Wonden Is
put up IN the LARGEsT SIZED BOTTLE Of any
mediciue upon the market, and q sold by Druggists
and all dealers Of q Is per bottle. For Dla6etes,
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE
II d Positive Remedy,
Au2rTTHRlW fHr. ~ ..- Rochester, MY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
DUBL1o SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned executors Of the estate OF
Thomas Henderson, deceased. will offer at public
sale, the well known iArms Of the above deGedGnt,
situate In Buffalo district, Brooke county, w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
EoR SALE,
NHEAP HOMES ON EASY TERMS.

$50 will now ioba abort time buy two.story
brick dwelling ON Jacob street. CCntro Wheeling.
q 800 for twostoTy brick dwelling on MCCollOGh
street, Centre Wheeling. Six buildings are now
now offered for sale on Thirteenth street and In
caldwelrS Field. Very dedmble suburb property
for sale. and two houses and also rooms Tor rent
Good parties will do well 10 inquire at once. O, A.
SCllAEFER 4 CO.. Real Estate Agency. nH-Tick.
cts from Europe only SIS no. EelO
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LOST

sPE0pACLEs BE-
Ia TWEEN speypr BroEi store and 1854 Market
street., Finder VIII rNcelye liberal reward BY leAy-
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EoR SALE OR RENT
.I ~ ZINE RIlRINEaa PROPERTY

u D. \. - Tine BUbINEHB PKUPENTYs
Toner for Gale tho hhe lhteestofy brick building
situate on the West ode Of MaTketBtteet few doors
pied BY HachInan 4 Dunt, as Wholesale produce
store The building Il hnlShed above the lfSt floor
with eleven rooms and Ia occupied as 4 boarding
house. and the Fst floor Is large and elegant store.
room with cellar and the room, both for capacity
and location Is the best for The produce business In
the city Also for rent from lst Of April next II.
Z HIIRIvFR I21l Main street Two
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
TllrRsDAY, OCTODER l8lh, 1881,

.saathcins At to o'clock A. VI, the following dc.
Mfd tNpgty that Il To say All 81 lot NUMBERED
I Tf u Tie ljulih s1nNru In ltltain McMechehI ADJ
SuJa the town VI lNnwOod, IN the said coiitty Of
ANGA! according w the plat OF said addition,
Wenel In the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
NE, sli,h4l county Aforesaid, Tile believed 70 be
nv bll ceiling rs trustee hlhil n4rvUy only such
.IInuor sug-One third Of the purchase money
NJ much mur IA the purchaser may elect cash
s Glsl he residue IN two e1ual inStAllmellp a.
GNl Reltc months respectively with Interest
w.. ay Of Mle secured by deed ol tflat upon the
b.,,!i..ry and policy Of INSURANCE payable 10
VIM. ". r. HUBBARD. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22

The Leading scientists OF to-day agree that most
dlAeasea art caused BY disOrdeed Kidney or Liver.
II, thereI0Fg, the Kidneys and Liver are kept In
perfect order, perfect health will be the result.
for yORn people suffered great agony without being
able 70 ind relief The discovery Of Warmers Sale
Kidney aud Liver Cure marks q new era In the
treatment Of these troubles Made from simple
tropical leaf Of TEe value II contains lust the ele
mehis necessary 10 n0uriSh and InVIgonte both Of
these great organs and Niely restore and keep them
In order. II Il a POSITIVE Remedy ior iii the
diAcases that cause pains In the lower part Of the
body-tor Torpid LyeF-IeAdA che-JRuhdicO- DiE.
hnesa.Gnyel-F Ague-Aalanal Fever, aud
all dihicultes OF tho Kidneys, Liver and Urinary
0rglnA
n y an excellent and sAte remedy for females
during Pregnancy Il Will control MenstniNilon
Womb. -7F
:, A "a Blood Purlaerlt Is unequaled, for II cures
the organs that make the blood.
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VI HAtiER Autinncef. SeiG
TRUSTEES SALE,

r.5,,yltuc q A deed Of trust made by John R.
G slg sd Fannie Cruddas, his wife, 10 the TN
~, AMI tccorrl in ina County Cietk's Once ol
M wlhiY West Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book
H., Ple ~ will sell NJ public auction ~ the
S. ~, q TIE Court House Of aid county 10 the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
TRvSrEES sALE on BENW00D

,gy tirqc oi depd Of trust made BY james 4:
Ln%t1l Mar f. M, wife, to ME ~ trlStee, dated
II,aAh diy Of luuc 1874, and recorded 10 ihe once
T@egletk Of the county Court o. Marshall colliLy,
I'm lEnit lvcll Of trust book No: age ",
.l ell u front u the store Of II, W, Ft1heF, IN
aebHh Of BnWupd, Marllail county, .l.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22

Monday, September 10, opened omi.
nously. a chill lasting about fifteen min.
tttes occurred Mt $50 A. NJ. II WINS followed
by considerable febrile rise and sweating
Inc bulletin issued at 1890 p NJ. stated
that the sufferers general condition re-.
nained unchanged, Ills temperature at that
time being 9S.2; pulse, 10it respiration, 20.
Ever since the first chill had seized the pa.
tient he had been sinking slowly
and gradually. Immediately after
the Issue Of the second bulletin dispatches
were sent by Secretary Ntacveagh TO sccre-
taties Blaine and Lifco n 10 hasten their
return to Elberon. A dispatch was also
sent to vice.PtOaldont Arthur. Everybody
seemed 10 be convinced that the crisis was
al hand. The evening bulletin gave scarce.
y any encouragement As the evening
passed the patient seemed 10 grow weaker
and weaker, and at 1Ga5 p. NJ, after a strug.
gle for life LASTING seventy.nihe days, death
relieved the sufferer. Ill. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22

History Of the Presidency Case for the
SeVenty'Nine Days Of his nInesS-A re.
variable Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22
TitE bEoiNNfSo or rltE Esd.

Half an hour before noon on Saturday,
September II, n severe chill set In, lasting
for fully hall an hour. Slight evidences Of
a chill had been discovered the preceding
night, but the physicians had been able to
keep II under control. The attack Of the
chills was followed later BY profusc per-
spiration and high fever Toward night
the patient felt slightly relieved. In the
evening Of the following day, Sunday, Sep.
TENDER IL, q chill LISTING for Fifteen min.
utes excited the gravest apprehcnsions
among the President's attendants. The
patient suffered severely from It's effects.
Though the patient felt relieved few
honiN later, the physicians were OF the
opinion TINT the situation was very crit.
iral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-22

q THE PAhuIlU vLAHua lAtLAAhU'
On rhursdaygAugustlS, the noon bulle.
tin said that the President was suffering
from inflammation Of the right parotid
gland, which "a effected when one has the
humps The symptom WIS not regarded
by the surgeons as serious, and as the pr
tient retained small quantities Of food, the
day was regarded OH the whole az one Of
progress. A staff correspondent Of the
Tribune at Washington, however, took a
more gloomy view Of the case, and tele-
graphed a. follows, Thursday night, In re.
gutd 10 the sentiment outside Of the White
House: "Almost everyone outside The
White House believes TINT there "a serii
otis yitiatlon OF tile PATIENTS blood, and
That this Is the catise 81 the steady decline
IN flesh aud strength. This vitiatIon Is not
thought 10 amount 10 pygmia, as there Is
no ripid absorption OF vjtvleHt matter In
the hIooli but II is argued that the blood is
In a depfavel condition, and, that 10 this
condition Is owing all the unayotahle
Symphony aud the very grave lact, which
no one disputes, that In spite Of occasional
gains the steady course Of the President
has been down fill ever since he recover.
ed from the shock Of the wound and made
his ftst fallp." ....
On The following day, Friday, August 10,
IL was announced that the patients Stom.
ach was resuming It's functions. Yet the
case was regarded IA critical, owing to the
exhausted condition Of the sick man. The
parotid gland ceased To give the President
pain, and II was hoped that the worst Wal
over. Nourishment was still given by In.
leotlOn, M II was Imperative that The
strength Of the sick man should be kept up
by every possible means The pafotld
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

TIE NEW Republican City Execu-
tive Commi tee will meet this evening
for organization, when a chairman, sec
retary and treasurer will be elected.
Men are wanted for these offices who
are real earnest, energetic Republicans,
but at the same time no person should
be selected for either of the offices with
ont something approaching unaninity
on the part of the COMMITTEES. No per-
son however well qualified for the posi-
tions ever should be selected ii
even one fourth Of the COMMITTEES
would be opposed, There are plenty of
good men in the Republican party OF
Wilmington, qualified for any position
in the committee, against whom there
could be DO opposition. These are the
kind of men TO bring forward at the
present. time when the differences
which have so long dislocated the party
have been adjusted.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

THE pEBSON who gave the iniorma-
ton to Democratic paper on Saturday,
of the imaginary condition Of the tlnau-
ces of the County Republican commit,
ttee in which Mr.. e. W. Stone is allu-
ded tc by di-respectful insiuuations,
certainly cannot be a good Republican
having the interests of the party at
heart. 1t is bad policy for Republicans
to run and wash the linen of the Repub-
lican party in Democratic water, or in
other words Rep Ibiicans should not
carry news to Democratic papers, which
their own papers decline to publish. AS
we suspected the shaft aimed at Mr..
Stone fell harmless at his feet. Happi-
ly he is a gentleman, fully able to take
care of himself as he has fully demon
strated in communication elsewhere
and in which be emphatically denies
the accusation of the sore head who
vents his spite through the columns Of
a Democratic raper. The per on who
gave such information had better g
over at once and range himself unde
the Democratic flag and wear Bay
ard aud Croasdale" collar.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

ADDIsQS AND William Burns of
Clarion Couuty, Pa, not satisfied
with their immense wealth, got to
swinding the government ont Of its
public lands by the aid of confederates
in Missouri, giving forged titles pur-
porting to come from the government.
Some ten millions of acres were dis
posed of in this way and hundreds of
persons have been swindled ont OF sums
running from two thousand 10 thirty
thousand dollars. The Burns howeve-
have been trpped up and railroaded to
prison tor seven years and six months,
One of The guilty men was tor many
years President Of a PittSburg bank.
They should have been sentenced to
prison for ninety-nine years.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

THE MAYOR and police deserve cred
il for rading the gambling den on Fifth
street between Shipley and Orange. If
reports are true this is only one of a
large number OF such places in the
city that eusht 10 be raided, III making
these raids, however, the police should
n>t be over partial in looking after the
interests aud welfare of the colored peo-
PIE exclusively, as there are many
places just as bad carried on Ivy white
people and patroni2ed exclusively by
white patrons. The eagle eyes of the
police could find one not far from Front
and Market streets, if their eyes were
single. Let the good work 60 on, but
let Justice fall alike on all
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

THE REpUBICAN will inauguratc a
new departure for this year at least by
publishing paper on Christmas morn.
ing. Real Christmas comes on Sunday
when Of course no paper will be issued,
AMI then having none on Monday
would he n long time to wait without
papers. As a compromise the REpUB-
LICAN will come ont early on Christmas
morning, and our readers and adverti,.
ing patrons will be accommodated
without interruption.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

1t is sta ed that Samuel W. Hall has
sold his large canning factory, built
last spring near Letpsic, TO Messrs. H.
x FL. G. Levin, Of PhiladelDhia.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
Adams { Bro,
SOL MARKET ST., i
Come and examine onr .ooa, s,a
LOWEST CASH PRICK
1xY GOODS,
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS,
usDEKwE

tooi', Shoes, Crcckery. Tn and gr,,,,
,arpets, Table, Floor and staI, ptS niI :,
Hugs, Tubs, Buckets, Broom. Iany. vi y y
cutlery, Express Wagons, ysloT,na5n,, \
carriages, Toys, Dolls, '''p'ass'
We keep the largest ,,..
sud best assortment in Tho nn a,,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
Christmas 1881.

Saturday, December 10
we commence our sale OF
Holiday Goods on a much
larger scale than ever before,
For every IS cts. worth Of
Holiday Goods purchased
we give a numbered check,
SO that any one buying 81
worth will get 4 checks, en-
titling them to 4 chances for
our grand prize in a glass
case to be given away day
after Christmas.
The person receiving the
prize not wishing to take it
away can receive my check
for SIS.
Included in the sale is an
immense stock Of Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Fine
Brushes, Combs, Pocket,
books and fancy Hand Bags
r. L. RUSSELL,
|3O6 MARKET STREET
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

GUITEAU RUBBED up an old ariode
watch making il look like gold and then
passed it off on New York pawnbro
ker getting $25 advance on it. This il
the man that IL said 10 be insane
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
a0TsUnl.
IoTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
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,. W. Dor, sixth aud King sts,,
Wiiningt0n, Dol. Dec, LIST. lssi.

Wilmington, Dol. Dec. LIST, lssi.
Tho bills for 1881 are rov,,ready and paya.
Die at toe Reg, tr r ecfiice, southwe corner
Of Sixth and King streets, The law rcauir es
All bills paid on or before January 81, 1857,
the face OF the bill those paid curing the
month OF February 6 per cent. additional (;
those paid during the month Of March 10 per
cen additional. and ny amount remaining
unpaid aher April lst 1882. the regi strar is
required to have the ferruies withdrawn End
suit instituted for the recovery Of the amount
due, AM the water viii not be ct INTO such
premises untilsuch arr ars with assessu en,s
and two dollars for drawing ferrules are
paid. Once hours from . a, IN. tobp. m.
daily THOMAS NJ. OaLE.
decl-2m Registrar