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Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
THIRD EDITION.
Our Philadelphia Letter.

PHILAD'A., Oct. II. 81.
EDITORS REPUBLICAN, Old sayings
sometimes contain more than the germ
of truth. "There's many slip betwixt
the cup and the lip Doubtless the
honorable Senator from Delaware
thinks 30. While we do not think he
10 much desired the position of "Presi.
dent of the Senate" or at least did not
urge his electson, yet his humiliation
would never have been, had the Demo-
Gratis not desired to place one oftheir ia
vorite sons in the "PresideL tial line"
The Times of Saturday, Oct. IA, con.
tains the following "Those rural or
gans Of the Democratic faith, who cele-
brated the election of Mr.. Bayard to the
temporary Vice Presidency of the SEN
ate by displaying the rooster will next
week explain to their readers the trans
itory nature of all earthly triumphs,
and the uncertainty OF things politi-
CAL" 1.-THE Randolph mill IRE was a
sad one." Body after body has been
taken from the ruins. What shame
that such carelessness should be tolera.
ted by civilized people. AL most bro.
ken hearted fathers and mothers could
not recognize their own children. We
are firmly convinced that mil owners,
and those owning factories where there
is no good, safe and substantial means
of escape in case of fire, should be So
verely punished. 1t will doubtless be
rather rough with Har"ey, the owEer
Of the mill. Ina few weeks Chestnut
street will perhaps be the best llght-d
street in the Union, From the DeIa-
ware to the Schuylkill the poles are al
most ready for the finishing touch. and
the whole distance will be lighted 81
multaneously by the touch of the elcc-
trio match.
TIE Main Exhibition Building has at
last been invad ed by tho buyer and
the seller and all its tinery will be
riddled out. When it rs a building
A seat in Parliament and a seat in the
Senate are both little rough at present
as may be seen from the arrest of Par.
nell belonging to the former and Ma
hone to the latter. What next? Well,
If gossip is true and the papers do not
lead astray, ard the people do not
kick too hard, why we will soon have
another elevated railroad. If the peo-
Pile just say so, it will not be long be-
fore the hard working man and me-
chanic will not have to stand the
dust and smoke of busy city life, both
night and day, but can live on the out
skirts of the city, and for five cents will
be landed at his workshop in very
few moments by rapid transit Let it
come! The Lombard ann South streets
Passenger Hallway Co., "lead off, for
live cent fares, are about to build a
arger and elegant depot. Their line
now runs to the Park, across the South
Street bridge. CRIss.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
A Bourbon Baeking vengence.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis of Indiana will never forgive Col.
Dudley for his efficient services as Uni.
ted States Marshal during the elections
of last year in preventing illegal voting
in that State. Col. Dudley was appoin-
ted Commissioner of Pensions by Presi
dent Garfield after the adjournment OF
the last session of the Senate, and the
appointment was renewed by President
Arthur few days ago, the nomination
being now before the Senate. Ex-Sena-
tor Mcdonald. who was left out of the
present Congress in consequence Of the
failure of the Democratic plans to carry
Indiana last year, is now here to wreak
vengence OH Col. Dudley, whose fear.
less discharge of his duties as United
States Marshal the ex-senator believes
mainly caused the Democratic rout in
Indiana. Mr.. Mcdonald is working to
secure the rejection by the Senate OF
Col. Dudley's nomination as Commits.
sioner of Pensions, alleging that as Uni.
ted States Marshal Dudley prostituted
his office to political purposes, he ex.
ceeded his legal authority in the ap-
pointment of election Deputy Marshals
and that these deputies were nothing
but political worke.s land were appoint
ed for that purpose. No charges are
made against Col. Dudley in any way
affecting his personal integrity. 1t is
not likely that Mr.. Mcdonald will sue
ceed in his purpose.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Calling on the President.

There was u constant throng Of call
ers upon President Arthur yesterday AT
his temporary quarters on Capitol Hill.
AT II oclock the doors of the house
were thrown open, and the Governor of
Michigan, with his staff, and about 80
citizens of that State were admitted to
pay their respects. President Arthur
received the visitors in the parlor,
being introduced to and shakin & hands
with each one separately. Senator'S
Ferry and Conger arranged for the re.
ception, and tie latter introduced the
callers. After the Michigan delegates
had heen received from 80 to a 100
other gentlemen took advantage of the
occasion and walked through the
parlors shaking hands with the Presi
dent. The reception occupied about
half an hour. Among Others calling
upon the President were Senator Cam
eron of Wisconsin,; Representatives
Pagean Valentine, and Commissioner
of Patents Marble.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
WILMINGTON HAY AMIDST AAW
MARKET.
DIR. TODD's FAIRLY MEDICINEs.

No. s, for dyspepsia and Oonsti patton I; No.
10, for Uarrhea Dysentsry and Chsrlera In I.
fantum; No. 10, ior Bright's Disease and
other Diseases tf the Kidneys; No. 20, for
Coughs and Colds; No. rs, for Coughs Bron-
c'itis and Lung Difficulties; No. 80, for
Asthma Group and Whoopi.K Cough; Nos.
35 a d 20, for Catarrb; No. 45, for Hoars ness
and Sore Ihroats; Nos. 80 and b5. Diseases
Of the Blood and Skin: MOI. 20 and 65,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Bowels, Stom.
ach, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb. elc,, Nos. 70
and IS, Neuralgia, khermatism and Gout;
NO 80 for Worms; NJ. 81, Functional Dis
ease OF the Heart; No. 20, Tor Nervous Weak
ness; No 96, Disease of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive OF Smallpox Spe ltic; Nos. los
and ll0, Fever, Ague, a, low ty pes of Fever,
Malarial Diseases generally; No lis, to reg
ulate the Menstrual Discharge, Ainenorrh9a,
DysmenQIrhGa, etc.; No. IN Incon,i inua nee
of Urine m [ hildren; No 125, Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc
Thcss medicines are especially preDared
an> can DO relied upon to cure the Diseases
for which they are recommended. Price 80
cents and Il per bo tie, Fer sale by drug
gists and the Proprietor, Or James Todd, No.
sO2 Market street, Wilmington, delaware.
Persons SUFFERING from any Chronic Disease
will do we'll 10 consult DR. Todd. Dfhce hours
from a. N. to . p. m, On Tuesday and Fri
day, and from to v p. IN. all o.her days ex-
cept Sundays.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
FOURTH EDITION.
r II Z Sc Y ATE.
the Various Committees Fixed
mp Under TIE New Deal.

the Various Committees Fixed
mp Under Tire New Deal.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 17.-Mr. Teller
was relieved from further service on
the Committee on Privileges and Elec
tions upon his own request.
Mr.. Sherman called up his resolution
directing the Secretary Of the Treasury
t transmit the Senate cop: Of report OF
James 7. Meline.
Mr.. Farley asked that the consid era.
|tion Of the resolution be postponed until
Friday next.
Mr.. Sherman did not think that
there should be any objection made to
its present consideration. However, If
the Senate desired to have it postponed
he had no objection, though lie would
insist on having it adopted during the
present session.
On motion of Mr.. Farley, the resolu
tion was postponed until Friday next
The President pro TEN. announced
the appointment Of the following Sena-
tors to fill vacancies on Committees
Foreign Atfairs-Aldrich and Lap
ham, in place Of Burnside and Conk-
ling. Finance Aldrich, in place of
Burnside. Commerce-M Miller, of New
York, in place of Conkling. Military
Atiairs-Hawly, A in place Of Burnside.
Judiciary-Teller, in place of Conk-
ling. Post-offices and Roads--Miller,
of New York, in place of Platt. Eiu-
cation and Labor-Aldrich in place of
Burnside. Engrossed Bills-Miller, of
New York, in place Of Conkling Trans
portation Routes to Seaboard-Lapham
in place Of Piatt. Enrolled bills
Sewell, in place of Platt. Privileges
and Elections -Lapham in place OF
Teller
The President pro tenn. said that he
understood that he had no authority to
designate any person as chairman Of a
committee; it WAS in the hands of the
committee themselves.
AT the suggestion of Mr.. Morrill,, the
ameS Of the new members Of the con-
mitlees will be placed at the foot Of the
list.
The Senate then, at l2 10, went into
executive session, and when the doors
were reopened at II 40 adjourned until
Friday.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
CAlhOl1CltY.

ROME, Oct. 1.-THE Pope, in bis ad,
dress to the Italian pilgrims at st.
Peters yesterday, stated the deplorabl.
state Of affairs baced before him the
alternative of end during continual cap.
tivity made harder daily, or of going
in;o exile. He therefore asked Cath.
olics to wate Ii and pray for the liberty
and Independence of the Pope. He con-
cluded by saying that h" was no longer
secare in his palace; that he was out
ragged in his person and dignity in a
thousand ways. The gravity and
earnestness of the Pope madea pro.
found impression. He closed his ad-
dress with his arms raised to Heaven
as though imploring help.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
At YORKTOWN,

The Delaware Meiitia arrived safe al
Yorktown this morning at O'Clock
AT Dover on the way down COmpan!
ID, 40 men and the S,ate Capital BAN
II pieces boarded the train. AT Wyo
ming, Company L with 81 men g.
aboard and at SeafJrd Company b, J
men were taken on, making in A.
about 24O men including the band Al
Crisfeld the troops embarked CHth
steamer Maggie at SIS p. m, AMI a'
o'clock the steamer entered the lnOal
of York river where she lay unl.I
o'clock, a m. At9 o'clock they Stsen
camp fixing up their quarters
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Returned From the SOuth.

On Sunday last John NJ. Dunn, ,ex-U.
s. Marshal Of this State, returned to his
home in this city. He is now in the
employ of the Interior Department at
Washington as special agent. Mr..
Dunn, while riding OIL the Louisville a.
Nashville Railroad, about two weeks
ago, met with a painful accident be.
tween Mobile and Montgomery, Ala
bama. The accident was caused by the
spreading of the tracks, while the train
on which he was riding was rounding
a curve at night. He was confined to
his bed for several days, but is able to
Lobble about new.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
FIFTH EDl7Il
Letter f.n, n,
special Correspondence o,,h. S''t'

special Correspondence o,,b. S'1
un BIAckhInD, Oct. Ia v.','' ~
over the Morning News, '"7ln H. u les
day, l noticed a letter n VI !, Last n
about m a Mr.. Church. o. :" "RiI'rc y, rcS1 q
as as, ne en-. mas 1t, the counterfeit, s, css ~
pondent peln of the News that tbi. tn ,is I
ing with a merchant here Ir bv Ta' 4,
OF o: Hanian. We know of n. ny as alt
in Blackbird by the hama ~ ~, men
o; out there is a John HanioD =, rtl a'i
IN m, ,Appoqnirimink Hundred sai saG
t TINS HI man Church probably 81, s,aS1 Sad
are not so bad in Blackbird SayN
correspondent would sunnoss 'asS
Mr.. Geo. Kennedy, of Sassas. ve,
was in town last night, '"'ra to Ms.
ranee'nents for board and u IoiaN aaN
the Canal men. They exnso, ,,,aslas
on Wednesday next, for tbs bsV, p1eI 'oel
securing the right OF way and pS'Rs p
ing ing 'ne route for the proposed S M',,. %n
and Delaware Ship Canal. wSst Ms'! \
propose to commence at sros susl Y
state OF affairs has caused or, .uf
to smile and they think tba, 4t'Sa' 70
tor %,'. .ams "r,st ,,n up, as it has been vsr s1
The farmers have about fpj,b.,
ing wheat and are now engaged ia!s
ing their corn. s'Uaal
Rev. Il, X. Stevenson. ia bo,a
series sc OF revival meetings, a, tb.T M
NJ. f. Church, and is mss,;'
marked success.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
W ny This:
For the REPUBLICAN,,

fOr the REPUBLICAN,.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Manv re,ilrI
would like TO know why it is tha, M
Archie Given gets the priviItg !
building bay windows out Ove, \
sidewalks on Sixth Street near F,s1
while the same privilege is deEio !
others in the same square. Is hM
case he is a better Democrat tlanWb|
or what is the cause? Some of Us hvI
working people who believe that ID
man is as good as another, if he bthy1
himself as well cannot see through N
system of favori,ism that crops ont n
special privileges 10 some but as n
MED to others. II this thing Of A|
structlng the sidewalk with bay VII
dOws is not checked soon some ami
cious builder will bridge tie sMyI J
with dwelling houses and bag wiaiN
before long. SAMUEL FoEEM, |
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Jnbal Early's hpr,.,..

BALTIMORE, Oct. l7.-G.u D.,
I. Jelnson, VINO acted as JuJa, I r. T..
second IN the duel that he did NJ \
with Malone seven years apo ~
friendly relations wish Early IN 4,
sent trouble. Gen, johnson hs
returned from Virginia, and said \!
that he did not think there var'y
any fighting between the ,vo
said the reason Malone gave iph,,l
that he did NOT challenge Earlv Nn.1
of Ea.ly's well known cnarac,s,iS n
ginia would not be considered v,'aj
the people of that State 1t wOunt]
been a better excuse for Msbon4 ,ss |
an United Sta,e' Senator, be COMA J
allow himself to be led into A M
Gen. johnson also stated that III
the Democrats Of Virginia were s,1
dent OF Daniels election and The N
ton Of IA Democratic .Legi,h,ur \
did not share their confileDcr n
thought a Democratic victory IN 1l
State somewhat doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
nEATHR.

CONNOLLY At New Castle. on the l4th
inst. Edward Connolly, in his 9 d year.
Relati es and friends are respectfully invi-
ted to attend his ftlneral from his late resi-
denCe, 1880 Orange rect, on Wednesday
morning, ut 1890 o'clock. 1nterment at st.
Peters church, New castle. t
HAWKE-In tlis city on the 10Th Inst, vii.
am Hawke, aged IA years.
The relatives and friends VI the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
fr IN his late re idence on Oiaymont street
near l. bdell, south Wilmington. on Tuesday
afternoon Oct, 18th services at ~ o'clock to
leave the house at 3o'clOck. lnterment In
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
DUNN-Margaret Dunn, mother Of Ok.
Marshsl Dunn, died at her residence In
this city, on Claymont street near New
Castle svenue. on Saturday last, In the Goth
year Of her age.
bhe will bu Inferred to morrow morning.
High Mass ut St. Msry's church at Q O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Gutt0au's Counsel.

Mr. Scoville, council for Guiteau, ap
peared in the District Criminal Court
yesterday and told the presiding Judge
that both he and the District Attorney
were desiruus Of having decision upon
the question Of an allowance for the ex-
penses of the prisoners witnesses, who
are to be brought here from distance.
He said that he did not see how he
could get along with deposit tons alone,
and he would like to know as soon as
possible whether or not the court would
order an allowance to cover the expense
Of bringing witnesses here in person.
The Judge said there was a fund under
the control of the Attorney General
from which allowances of this kind
had been made, and he would address
a communication to the Attorney
General on this subject. He could do
no more than this at present.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Loaf Colt fOund'

On Wednesday last a two !eI,
colt belonging to James Twaaa', .SD ~ .
McDowelville, escaped from ils lls n
turs and had not been heard lrol \. T.
this morning, when word cameNI
Twaddell that tine young Slra,
found its way back to the larnst
liam r., Finn near Newport Va,
was raised and that it there a"s'i
reuuisition from its owner. .,va
went to Newport this afternoon wv
1t home.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Another Burglary.

me house Of II. p. Armstrong, No.
oo3 East Tenth street, was entered bv
two burglars last night, about eleven
O'Clock. They gaining an entrance at
the front door by the aid Of skeleton
KEY. The noise was heard by Mrs,
armstrong, but she thought 1t was one
OF 1he members Of the family coming in,
and paid no attention to Il. until she
heard other suspicious noises in the
room below, whereupon she called her
husband, who got up and went to the
window, to see two men spring into
buggy, which was standing by, and
drive rapidly around the corner of
Tenth and Pine streets.
They evidently we're frightened off be.
fore they had secured much booty, as
only some articles Of si.verware were
missed. They were no doubt pro-
fessional thieves, and knew their busi.
ness.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
A Model Chlnes - War Vessel. =.

There is on exhibition in the show
window of Mr.. Nauthy, No. LOG West
Second street, model of Chinese wal
Junk, built by Chang Wakbes, ship
carpenter of the Hong Kong and Vann
+ Eoahdeck and Shipping Co., of Hong
Kong, China. 1t is a curiously con.
structed vessel, but true model of the
Chinese war ships. Cannons are dis.
played on the deck, ready for action.
The vessel is full rigged, the work
being done by William Eranklin, No.
8O7 West Second street. 1t is quite a
novelty when compared with the war
vessels IL sed in this country.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
The Michigan 6a fferers.

The sympathy for the Michigan suff-
erers is on the wane, and most OF our cti-
zens have forgotten that the people of
There has not been contributor to the
fund for several days,ald Wilmingtou's
portion will not reach one thousand dol.
lars. Those whe have not subscribed
and are able to 90 so, should hand in
their names with respective sums at
tacbed, at once. S0rely Wilmington
ought to raise $1,000 in aid of thesa su tfer
ers.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Arrested IN chester.

The Chester evening News OF ysE,
day has tho following Robert Voa
and Charles Kennedy OF Winnings
were arrested on Saturday n!sl' y
Officers Moore and Glover on susrNN
They had been hanging around loisF
eral days and it was thought thel' s
sence BODIED no good. They had a ~, !.
ing yesterday and were comml'tT y
their appearance this morning, atHla
hearing they were discharged
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Pumps stopped.

The pumps at the City mill III nt Nv 4,
been stopped, except those run G.,s!'. w
ter power, since last SUNDAY .hs a,s'; h;sa
for the purpose of repairing IN ,ns s,ou,ll w
ard putting a wooden caslns .sn n
work will probably be fin'sneav a,a:yrnjI, w
nesday night or Thursday ta.S mu,T,u vi
When the pumps stopped thets u ss,s, sd /
eighteen feet and five inches VI w"
each basin at Cool Spring
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Printing Press vs.. steam Engine.

An interesting programme was rem
dered at the regular weekly meeting of
the Asbury NJ. l. Society, last evening,
consisting of singing, readings, &c.
The most interesting feature of the pro-
gramme was the d .bate of the question
Resolved, That the printing press has
done greater service to mankind than
the steam engine. The question was
ably argued by Mr.. H A. Roop and +.
+. Uber on the affirmative and w.
Bayard Gem, on the negative. Mr..
w. 7. Houpt was also on the negative,
but not being present, Mr.. Gem occu-
pied his time. The debate was decided
in favor of the affirmative. This Socie-
ty is growing in interest, and leads to
the cultivation of the young people who
attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
u. circuit court.

The L. S. Circuit Court convened in
this city, this morning, Judge Brad
ford presiding. The Grand Jury pre-.
sented a number Of true bills, among
which was one against Jacob Levy, Of
Dover, for selling liquor without spe-
cial I. S. Government license. He was
arraigned and plead guilty. Several
other cases were called and postponed.
A barrel of whskey, OF illicit distilling,
was taken up Into side room, of the
court house, 10 te used as testimony
against prisoner. The court adjourn
ed until o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

DUBLlC SALE WILL BE SOLD AT
l. the premises, on Tuesday October 25th,
1851, at O'Clock, p. IN the large three story
house an lot No. 7!3 French street The LIT
is 70 feet front on French street. running back
that width 90 feet house is 70 feet front on
French street three stories high, with large
three story back buildings Tho whole con
tanning IL rooms, bath room with hot and
cold water. This property is on one of the
dnest streets, and most pleasant part OF the
city. Terms easy. Conditions made known
on day of sale, for further particulars apply
TO the subscriber, JAMES ELLlOTT.
l.. W. SrIpHAM X Son. AuctoneerS.
OrtlS.ts
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
M, ed 10 WllmingtOu.

DR.. james H. Scott, graduate Of thu
B.l.Imore Dental College in 1862, bav
ing moved his family to this city may
now be found at his Office, 917 Market
street, from a. IN. TO 1890 y. N. and
from 1.30 to 6p. m. Dental science in
all it's branches executed in the most
skilltul and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for s S. Whites
speCialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
M AR klAGEN,

TLSON-THOMA AS-On the 18th inst,
by Kew. Mr. Durrell, at 1909 South 18th
street, Philadelphia, Mr.. Frank W. Poul.
son. formerly Of this city. to Miss Lizzie
Thomas, only daughter Of Mr., Jno. Thomas,
Esq.
BOSS-HOLLINGSW the 10th
Chester, Pa, Mr.. Albert i. Bsss to M So
FIOraLce 5. Holl.ngsworth, both Of this
city.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
n. q, 4. Teachers Insiilnte.

Mr. S. d. Harring ton. chairman of
the Executive Committee of the Teach
ers' Institute of New Cast county,
sends through Superintendent Harlan
a cordial invitation to the teachers OF
Wilmington to attend the annual meet
ing of that Institute at Odessa, on the
Ind, 3rd, 4th and 9TH of next month.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Anactnl bfeetink'

On Thursday afternoon, City CIr,t SIrpt
will hold a special meeting Out on Us 81
ana avenue, near the river ipUr" 1,vruoss
meeting is called Tor tne which b
viewing the ground upon "Ta Eairea
Wilmington and Northern eI H. road road.
Company wish to extend theii '''
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
New Govern ment Pl.rs,

The new Government Piers which
were begun about year ago at Marcus
Hook, by Mr.. Lunt. of New Castle, this
state, were finished last week and
turned over 20 the Government officials.
1t is said that Mr. Lunt, the contractor,
received about S25, 900 for the work.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
parsODal.

Mr. s. McC. Mcpherson, ~. at Wbiu
this city, but now stationed 10, e vi.it IL to 81
relatives and friends in TN, s;x w., ,wesiI
will probably remain aooa, Ind s's ssys tbs
He looks hale and hearty, anu '''
the e country is very healthy
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

"Do you know" remarked promi-
nent gentleman to us a few days axO,
'Dr. Bulls Coul b Syrup is really good
thing. My daughter would have me
use 1t for bad cough and it did cure
me-
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Attention storck eepers,

Carr & Co., is offering good roll print
and solid pack butter at a bargain. Call
and examine their large stock fresh in
to-da;.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
0w Prices,

Don't stop till you come to No. II L.
Second street, the only place where
very low prices is combined with the
best goods China, glassware and
lamps
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Drugs.

The executrix of l.. M. Lns ana prsscdl|
oeased), will sell the dIng :, s"s sixth S
ton business, situated, ., ;no3on, S Dt|
Lombard streets, linn unable. AZ
Long established; price Gwsi1mington, Ieaips D4
dress s. c. England, Wil"l
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
1 O'Clock PrlCeH.

The o'clock stock quotations Of the New
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange re.
received over the private wire OF Elliott. John
son ca, stock brokers at Sixth an Market
stfeets are as follows.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

Remember that you cSf f,T Sl.N OF |
on fine card photographs ~ tor tor sl.0O sns
m for 81. 90, ono large s,lo ,a .t ios ssntterls, 4
os y ine scs csGshsis Market IT, street They
he excelled.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

Travelling bags, satchels, oabbas, &c.
at Stern & Zimmerman's, Ill Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

Suits made to order from $l5 upwards
at Stern & Zimmerman's, Ill Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

Smeltz soils butter, wholesale and 70
tail. Give him . call.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

Storm & Nmmern an, Clethiers and
Merchant Tsilors, Ill Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18
Wanted

. ,,oht furniture wagon, Win v 'RRSSrlrpIr 81
out top. Address w. -
CAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-18

a. to smeltn for good . dvaSpts Sass, ,'1''3
savs w soney. No: u =: w. :,.nr