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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26
LATEST, BES Il ,
CHEAPEST.

NEW arrival Of Fall and Winter Dry
" Goods of all the prevailing fashions OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, Black Silks. CASH
meres, Princes Beatries. Plaids, Pressed
Flannels, Repthins, Prints, White and
Grey Flannels, Rel Medicated Flannel,
Blankets, Shawls, Fable Covers, Curtains,
and Clothes, Jeans, Full Linsy, Yarns.
Domestics, Brown and Bleached Cotton,
Cotton Flannel, Shifting: Full line No
tons and White Goods. Table Linen,
Napkins, Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Plaids,
Stripped Iuslin, Hamberg Laces, Edg-
ings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

Be wise; simply call on your druggist
for CDR. Sellers Cough Syrup" when
you have a cold or cough. 20 cents
bottle. Ma. 26-4t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26
and influence of the more progressive

and influence of the more progressive
Northern immigrants.
The future Of Florida is unquestionably
full of promise. People who are willing
to exchange Northern climate, with its
advantages and disadvantage S, for con-
tinuous summer with its advantages and
disadvantages, and willing also to sacri-
flee the innumerable social and education
al advantages and superior home COM
forts of Northern latitude, in order to
obtain health or make probable pecuni-
ary fortune, are offered many inducements
to make their home in Florida.
j. c. B.
Kingsley Lake, March 10th, 1881.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

G66 a week in your own town. Terms
GUU and s. outfit free. Address ii.
HALLETT d CO., Portland, Maine.
G70 A week. $l2 day at home easily
ciI made. Costly outfit free. Address
TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine.
AGENTS WANTED for the Best and
Il Fastest selling Pictorial Books and BIZ
bles. Prices reduced 80 per cent. Ma
TIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
March 5, 1881. Bun
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

The e SSSs (:
and customs good society IN public md private o Th, Y
the best work Etiquette published NO antquhted
customs or obsolete ussges here introduced but everything
modern and presented IN clear interesting and foceo
manner II "a an authority all relating 10 behavior
and soca intercourse Of every kind Among tho subjects
treated ore Dress Introuctons Cards. Shaking Hands,
Letters cnd Presents Morning Calls pinpers
Carving Balls Evenins Parties Riding and Driving Boating,
Staying with Friends, Public Meetings. Picnes Inc rom
enads Love Courtsh!p and Marriage. With this BOOK no
need be loss how in emergency that nay
arise OF hesitate into any society without being sud-
sect 20 discomfort embarrassment. Price Is ceutS
~ NASSAU SrRrxr, Sku YonH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

Boils, pimples, and all blood diseases
are cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher. Sold by all druggists.
Mar. 26-4t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26
There is reign of mob law at Pales-

There is reign of mob law at Pales-
tine, Ohio, party of regulators having
taken the community in charge. Thirty
one persons, including several women,
have been arrested for sending threat
ening letters TO Jacob Lang, hotel
keeper. Recently negro, who had
been warned to leave, was called to his
door and shot dead. The authorities now
propose to take charge of the matters
themselves. Suppose this state OF affairs
existed in a southern town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

T HAVE just received full assortment
L of the Willimantic Six Cord Spool Cot
ron, the best that is made for machine or
hand sewing; also a cabinet of Sewing
Silk and ButtonhOle Twist which l offer
as cheap as can be bought elsewhere.
y. >. j. STRIDER,
Uniouville.
March 10 II
lust received from Boston over 200
a pieces of different kinds of Laces and
EdgingS, IT oue-third of the usual cost.
n. ). j. STRlDER,
Unionyille.
I HAVE just received mice barrel OF
l. Champagne Cider.
n. ;. J. STRIDER,
Unionville.
WE are Offering Winter Prints at cost.
w y. ). J. STRIDER,
UniOnyille.
T HAVE $50 test Coal Oil for sale.
i \. 5. }. STRlDER,
Unionyille.
March 5, 1881. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

EADY-MADE CLOTHING AT COST
IL FOR CASH-IIaving an overstock
and to make room for spring will posi-
lively sell at cost for cash, and Oh usual
time at greatly reduced profits.
J. 5. MELVIN & co.
Feb. &c, 1881. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

The following gentlemen will be sup
ported for members of the Council for
the Corporation of Shepherdstown for
the year 1881, on the 4th of April
JOSEPH BYERS,
JOHN DUKE,
JOHN *. RAY,
JACOB WINTERMOYER,
j. X. KEYS,
WIN. ADAMS,
JOSEPH COOKUS,
MARVIN SPOHN,
JOHN UNSELD,
JOSEPH STONEBRAKER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26
Bargains {! Bargains I!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS

THE undersigned will on and after the
1 lst of February offer their entire stock
OF Overcoats and Winter Clothing at great
ly reduced prices, for Cash, In order to
make room for Spring stock. This offer
is good until April lst, 1881.
Respectfully,
JACOB WINTERMOYER.
Jan. % II
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JOHN l.. RICHARD.

- BUTTON Kid Gloves In desirable
y shades for 80 cts. nj
J. l.. RICHARDS.
TOR silk Muilicrs 20 TO
L j. J.. RICHARDS.
A BEAUTIFUL line of Napkins Mt
n j. l.. RICHARDS.
A BEAUTIFUL line Of Buttons just re-
n cciycdat j. l.. RICHARDS.
RLACK Silk Fringes at
ID j. l.. RICHARDS.
Dec. Is II
7 AIDES Cloaking in different shades n!
IL J. l.. RICHARDS.
lust received splendid line OF Black
d Cashmeres, 80, 80, 10, 800, ut
j. l.. RICHARDS.
A BEAUTIFUL selection Of Prints JUST
n received ut j. l.. RICHARDS.
CHILDREN'S Worstcd Hoods and Mlts
" In all colors at j. l.. RICHARDS.
A FINE stock Of White aud Colorcd
n Blankets at j. l.. RICHARDS.
DOR White, Colored and Canton Flan-
l. ncls go to y. J.. RICHARDS.
A LII shades in 5ply Carpet Chain Mt
n j. l.. RICKARD'S.
" ERIN ANTOWN Wool and Zephyr I'm
VI all shades at j. l.. RICHARDS.
Dec II
A FULL line Of Children's Undershirts
n at RICHARDS.
Oct , II
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FURNITURE.

THE largest and best selection Of Hand
L made and city Furniture ever seen In
Shepherdstown. Parties who intend to
purchase will find it TO their interest TO
examine our stock. Complete Chamber
Suit from $685. and upwards; also every
thing in the Furniture line. There is
no need to go abroad for your Furniture,
as we sell at city prices. Call and exam
inc our Furniture and be convinced.
A. KOGELSCHATZ& son.
March 10 4w
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NEWS FOR 1881 (!
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUB
SCRIBE!

THE undersigned isprepared to furnish
at publishers prices all Daily aud
Weekly Newspaper, Magazines, Reviews,
Fashion Bazars, Ladies' Magazines, Mis-
ceraneous Books; seaside, Franklin
Square, and other popular Libraries con.
stautly on hand. All Books ordered VII
be furnished ut publishers prices. Cali
and examine stock and prices.
d. L. RENTCH.
Dec. Is, 1880. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

PEOPLES TICKET, AND NO PAY.
DAVID BILLMYER,
WIN. WEISE,
GEO. w. HAWN,
d. S. RENTCH,
JOHN Il. RAY,
GEO. w. SHOW,
J. l.. COOKUS,
JOHN ID. STALEY,
JACOB FERRELLS,
JOHN L. RICHARD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

NV. d nj. 4'IVoEIN, H1IOI'
Preaching tomorrow at Uuionville
at II A. NJ. Shepberdstown, 7 2. NJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26

7 ANDRETH'S FRESH AND RELIA-
LBLE GARDEN SEEDS-We are now
teceiying a large stock of every dcscrip-
rion of Garden Seeds, TO which we re-
spectfully call the attention of our Gus
toners and the public.
BUTLER & AlSQUITH,
Charlestown.
March u. 1881. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26


State. Measured by the progress OF the
last ten years orange culture is destined
10 become ut an early day the leading III
duStry of the State. Results have shown
that there is not ut present amy pursuit,
where the tilling of the soil is involved,
that will yield larger returns with less
fluctuation. Nor need there be any fear
of general redundancy of the product.
In 1879 more than 700.00O,0O oranges
were entered at Northern ports from for
Cign countries, in addition TO the Florida
crop. Florida oranges are conceded to
he superior TO all others, and have come
10 occupy the foremost place in the mar
ket, SO that the only obstacle in the ,vay
of the domestic product taking the place
of the foreign, is the inability TO supply
the demand Orange culture, therefore,
NAV go on indefinitely in Florida, every
condition being favorable toits encour-
agcment. The last winters unusually
severe and continuous cold will doub:-
less prove to be Il great gain TO the State,
both as TO population and material pros
perity. Even at This late day visitors are
coming from the North in quest OF Flori-
da homes. Nor is immigration confined
10 Northern invalids, who come here
merely for the purpose of enjoying the
healthful climatic advantages OF the
State. Capitalists, who are looking to
the future rather than the present FOR re-
muneratiye returns, find here most IN
viting field, and are largely investing IN
Understands and orange groves.
The State being comparatively new,
with very SNAIL and promiscuous po2u-
iatlon, its laws are consequently very de-
iective, so that there is necessity for re-
form and progress in almost every de-
partmeHt OF the State.
The condition Of the people generally,
physically, intellectually, socially and !
morally, contrasts unfavorably with that
Di the population of States farther North.
inns contrasti is especially noticeable and
prominent in the rural districts, though
marked Improvement has been made
Within recent years through the presence
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-26
COUNCIL TICKET.

Kingsley Lake, March 10th, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

delays nov taking place o. the JUNG
,ion in philadelphia with 3. y ";
trains could be made here. Ths bill
will be presented very soon. Then
look out for ian. ,
W, II. Giilpin OF Baltimore has addressed
A letter TO Senator Harrington, touch
inc certain amendments desired TO oe
made TO the 40, incorporating the ELK
ton 4 Middletown Railroad. The
amendments are that the work com :
meuce as soon Is 100 shares are tno'
scribed (now 2O0) that there be . dlrsc-
tors (uow 81 that three constitute o
quorum tnow y and that the line ter
inmate at such point on the sine
dividing Maryland ard Delaware, ID
the officers may deem most sdvantaEv-
ous. He says that as soon as 'h''
ia done all the stock wil! be tAKsh
Oppositiou ls likely to spring up TO th'
Ilast amendment, the line OF the road d
At present laid out crosses the stst'
| line. south ofthe Chesapeake and Del
aware Canal and 10 longer and mofeex
peusive than the rev route. which u
10 cross north OF the canal. The pres
ant route will injure Maryland land
and the one contemplated, land In Del
AZ are 10 an extent in some cases oil =
per cent.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
THIRD eDiTlOk.
Rnsstan BaS barism.

The Russian Golos gi7es conspicuous
publicity to terrible story OF priestly
and peasant barbarity, reaching that
Journal from UsohitSa, IN the uoVefh
msnt of Podolia. Some short time ago
three horses we're stolen from the popa
Of a village In the Usehitza district,
Suspecting two Of his parishioners oi
being concerned in the theft ne re-
solved to extort from them, by force D
con uiession Of their criminslity, and 10
that eud invited them to his house, a.
we'll as several OF the most bigoied ana
unscrupulous moujike belonging to bis
congregation. These he made sall
drunk with raki, and then set them on
to administer torture to the uniortu'
nate men who had fallen under his sus-
picion. After having crushed their
noses fiat to their faces, broken thelr
fingers Joint for Joint, cut of their ears,
and torn out their boards by handiuls,
the bespo,tsd instruments of priestiJ
eruslty scared their victims faces with
red hot irons until their agony becom
inp iutolerable, they admitted a cuI
pablity which they have since siren
uously denied to the officers OF the law
These abOminsble proceedings hsvinI
come to the knowledge OF the STATE
autno les at Uschitza; the popa anc
Ibis brutal accomplices have been ar
rested and thrown into prison, Wher'
they are now awaiting their trial. Th'
annals of the holy Inquisition contain
10 mere revolving narrative than tina
to which the GolOs calls tho attention
Of ils readers in terms Of unqualified
Inauguration.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
-, -. ,..d and ,sferred.

Council wss read and referred.
Mr.. Harrington offered joint Ieso-
tion providing for committee - settle
with c. s. Pennswill for work done h
the State House. Adopted. Members
on the part Of the Senate Harrington
and Conway.
A memorial from the Society OF
Friends with reference TO the trAfiio In
slcobolio liquors was presented by Mr..
Belts and reserved for further consid'
Grafton.
The House Joint resolution refusing
TO receive new business after February
2lst was non.concurred in.
At the afternoon sesstou the only
thing done wRs ths introduction by NJ
Belts Of the act 10 incorporate the Par
chaser OF tho Wilmington L Western
Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
Death Of John y. LeblH

John Y. Zzbley, brother
Xebley OF this city. died a.blsr4
IN N,w York, on Sunday ls I
short bot very severe Hines 4
monis. In the 6jth year c' (.
Mr.. Hebley was bora 10 B'-a
Hundred, aud when ola sqca I
ed the carpenter business IL
which he carried on for . ~
years, thu Second Blptsi .
Fourth ard French sf@
amongst the buildings "Ai.- 'f
ed. After following tie e3V (.
ine3s a few years, h5 u. NJ (
partner Of the paper mlEi.,f
Scott X Co., at Front hh3 Z
streets This business 10! p'''a
remruerAtiy5 he a'terTsvi. \
to New York and engage \
manufacturing ard the iuE Y
paper, aud was very snccA
business, Amassing a hand l''.
teney. Two GODS OF Sir. H'..'
gagged in banking and bros''
for several years pGst he ha :.
In aotfv. business. A feT q.
his death be WAS 10 his r.. I
his usual health, but on =
his residence he was seized Il
lent attack c! pnsum0uia
plstely bstTsd the skill OF |
clans and proved fatal. y
was an honest and trne mal /
respected by al who h.1
Though a member Of the VI
nomination hes vas liberal 10
gious views, and every year ~
years past, has been In Dr..
attending the camp-meet'r2'
Idywiue Suumi:, whers he I T.
ing part In the religious ex"
being au excellent singer y.
wnys a welcome guest. b.
wife, an invalid, and sev'rs.
His remains will reach this q
noon to day, and will bs 'As'|
aware Av~pue Baptist Ch0'
the funeral services will be b.
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
GENTLEMEN s LIST.
Bytne Cable.

HAVANA, Jan. 1.-THE French stesm'
er, Vile d. Brost, Of the line running
between S. Nazsire, Havana and Vers
Cruz, standing on Rincon or Guanabc
reei, on the route to Havana. An officer
from the Vile de Brest brought the
news bers, whersupon a French gun.
beat, which happened to ba in port,
and tow boat towing an empty schoon'
er went 10 the assistance OF the strand
ed steamer.
Heavy southwest rains have fallen,
They may possibly have had an iDjur
ious effect on the tobacco crop in tbs
Vu-lta AbSj . region, the prospects 0
which ve.e hitherto very fine.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
Waldo MEgHBFGS,

The Concord h. II. Statesman says:
"For an hour and half he poured
forth stream of oratory while ais au-
iienos hung breathlessiy upon his
eyery word. The wrongs of Greece, the
causes Of the terhbis hate between
HELENE and Ottoman were handled
with 1rpa5sirg vigor, and the adiaira-
ton and sympathy of the listeners fol
lowed him 20 the end"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
Union National HANK.

Ths following directors Of the Union
Ma ioual Bank were elected yesterday
afternoon Victor DUPONT, Henry
DUPONT, Henry r. DuPont, James C.
Akin, Edward I. Bellah, William II.
Swift, DR.. Ja,ob Derickson, Benjauin
5, Clark and William M. Candy. The
dirtctOrl have chosen Victor DUPONT
for president and William N. Canhy.
Th7 Clerks employed last year will be
retained this ear.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
False kekbDrtA,

We are informed by telephone from
the Augustine paper mill Oh the Bran
dywine, that there Is not case Of
small pox in thst vicinity. IT Is true
that the parties attacked with it, re-
siding on the Forty Acres, worked in
TIE mill, but it is very probable that
they contracted the disease at come 9th
er place.
DR.. 5hortlidge has not attended a
eiugle case and 10 other physician has
hern called 10 that vicinity for that
purpose or in the Ninth Ward Of our
city.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
HtFna.

A storehouse in Bartlett, TeunesEee
occupied by several parties, was burn.
cd rsrty yesterday morning. Loss $l9.,
900. WAtDsr'5 carriage factory, ID
Denver, Colorado, was destroyed and
SchuLer's soda water 'actpry, adjoining
was damaged By hTe yesterday. Los:
20,0pC. Clark Stevens saw mill in
Bloomfield, Vermont, aud II. T. Fle.,
ther'B curryirg shop in Woburn, Mas
slchuss:ts, were destroyed yesterday
morning by incendiary fires.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
EisrhSnd's rayurtte PHI,

1T. SIN.4r' St.ytGlio Liver PnlB fsugq,
cCateJI move tie bGAeis easy by acting al.
fecIiy On TIC liver, .e5tCrG the lost eucrg. .
0y promoting tGe GtaltEy ac:!on o. the ,,ver
n doing this, headache, neuralgia, pain. In
the night CT lait side or tirOuah tho limLg
Indigestion, costiYeness, sick stomach wen
1acS, dirsiDess, bad feelings through the
'ody, acN!ne limb, bllt0u resp. general
Seakness and other bodily intrmities ar.
ured They positively operate witht nj
gripping, stckening, weakening or leaving The
oowels costtve. A splebdd, easy, puygatiye q
nd liver cure 25 cents and 81 q box. Main
epot, 4th aId King sS. Philadsiphta t0Y
.AIcn SUett, SUiu W dealers. IL
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
Eve sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
death came with irieudIy care,
DR.. Sfmns' White, e,PulmOnfc
RaaSaIn

stands pre-eminent above all other
remedies as the famous throat and lung
remedy is recommended by thousands
aud UNIVERSALLY admired as a positive
lang medicine and certain preventor Of
ths inroa3s of consumption on The
human Gystem. 500. and 81. Sold by
best druggists and at main depot, 4th
and King; Pbila., 6O2 Arch street; Bal,
timore, los Baltimore street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
FIFTH EDIrl0A
AN IhrEREsrIaa rH,s
An Hxtracu OF Bishop Wa.
LeetuFe

Lecture.
Last evening, Bishop Ale,,,..
WAymAn, colored. lectarrl
Bethel A. II. L. Church on "G,'
Gath Slain by Little David. u
he had told the story Of D1riJ =
giant, the speaker said be w.,
assune the arInOr vi eloa1s,p
take only the sling OF faith in n
nag TO oOntrol the modern Iop,g Il
gersoll, ho said, was an Inn.
imp poster, q stranger 10 the gr.
reason, who, with pIgmy AbllI
striving to gepfoducs tho H.,
arguments OF VOltairs ana +.
lngeraoll's lecture on be b.
Eau elaborate rambling assam
sacred volume" Assertion -
aud blaaphemy are suhsti'g.
facts, logic and jnst arrAigrm.p.
leolAra< devoted cousidetsl 10 i, II
the discussion OF lDgsrsoIIs "
tha, the bible iostered slave, Il
planning 10 his hearers thatt..M
oil the Hebrews was greatly ,a
by the laws OF Mosea. Cans Ii
8ss very early an agent Of -zu 4
tion. Spain and Portugal, Il. M
thGG Oucs bkniabed PrOtsataD
aud burnt the bible, are tue
yean nations whoss coionipl b.
very. The sjble does not, a,
asserts, uphold polygamy.
good reasons, permitted Il III
hut tho New Testament clg.a F5
er ines.
| Tue Bibie Ia libelel by l..
the enemy OF civilization. q
no. q benevolent iDstitull0a
pagan province when Pau
Antioch with the Gospel.
and Christianity have dOtp1 n
With tueh institutions. l
| ,leBed ths brutal amphN-
Rome, aud ohiste'sd IRON ( nl
land architecture the smb!ru
| lliousnrsG. The Bible has sGg 4.
| wl.dernrS that under It's us n
has not blosaumsd AZ the rcs..
| Although reason cannot t!1
Istaudsrd for the Judgment
mysteries, the Bible s Il,
treason. The Lecturer Gus,st
ances OF many dying Car.
called upon lngeTsoll to ~,
the dying declarations Of Us.
tatye and Hobbes. The ls "a
Iuo,et iuf1sls said upon his ~
I am appalled, at the sol.
,oWu ph.lOGophy;" the see
abanoousd Of Cod" third,
glad to flud any hole ty wt
out Of the world. /"
In conclusion the speak"E l
lngersoll's eloquent word
lgrave Of his brother, d..
much Of 1t IVES excelirll
preaching, aud adding tb,' ID
In saying "in tle night OF i-a:-
sees a siGr," had SRid too u'
Thu Bishops sudiencs va .
chis fly Of colored people. IL
er, u stout, dark, pobls los
delivered his lecture In a. a 81
interesting manner. A -
hymu9 we're sung by tie c-4..
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
Potatoes and Apples.

N. L. JanDey's, 303 KIug st., heal
quarters for produce, foreign fruit, az
pies, potatoe- and pickles. Potatoes a
specially. He IS now Offering his extra
STOCK of potatoes, guaranteed clear o.
frost. Rose, Peerless and BurbaDks,
all put in before cold weather. Rose
and Burbank, 81 per huShel. Peerless,
$50. per bushsl. All A No. l stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
COURT or APPEAl
Argument In tao JnD'
COncIuded-OthCr %
Special Correspendent Of The

Spccldi tOIIbt ISHutEt VI III" ~
DGvER, Jan. ll.--3rguM''
T&ntum case WAS c0mmrp'
Court of Errors and Appeal
afternoon, When Mr. LoI'
the Court AID was io!loSe"
Harrington, Esq.
This morning Mr.. HsrF'91
ded his argument and was
Mr, Bates. Col Whi'tl-y u.
IN tie case concluded at ro..
A Sussex case, tLatol H..
sell aud &. a. isaacs, F." .
sl was taken up in the Hl'r''
There Is a likelihood o,
being rendered in tie l.
this term.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
United STATE y DIBtric''

The United States D!stfi''
this morning at 10 o'oI',
Bradford ON the Bench
Jury was called aud re''
chamber for consultation.
torney Patterson app sar5' a.
Court and asked that Wv
be discharged until 4" o.,,. ~
he might have an oppO,'II' T.
psaring before the Grand :.
plain the indictments sent :,
The rtques, Of Mr. Pas'eF'''
I'd and The Petit Jury wa
autil the heur pamed.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
ID DaACH =.

WILTBANK.-ln Philadelphia, at 1919
Jacxsan street, on tle -th inst, Cornelius
Wiltba k. IN tbs llth yea OF his age.
Hts remains will arrive al the p. W. B.
depot in this city, at u o'clock, NJ. on Wed.
nesday, the 18th instant. Services at As.
bury N. Z. church Intern ant at Whining
ton and Branuy vine Cemetery. The rel4-
tiyes and riends are respectfully Invited.
FlPPS.-Oa Sunday, the 9Th instant, A.
Fleming FiDps, in his 9tst year.
The relat yes and friends are invited to
attend the tunerai, from the residence Of hts
parents, GIL Shipley st. oa Wednesday alter
noon, at z O'Clock, to pr0csed to old SWedeG
Cemetery.
PRlCE.-In this city, on the 10th instant, OF
membranenus Group. Any Leila, beloved
daughter OF Jamee +. and Barbara X.
Price, aged five months and nine days.
Relatives and friends a G respectfully in
yited to attend the Iune.al il0m the resi-
dence of Ci er parents, No. lG5 walnut
street, on Wedne. ay afternoon, at O'CLOCK
Iutermcnt at Wilmington aLd B.aldywlne
Cemetery.
Eve sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death came with irieUdIy care,
The opening bu to heaven conveyed,
And bade It osso there.
ZEBLEy ON Sunday. January 9th, o
pneumonia John F. IebIey, ST., OF NeR
York, aged sixty hve years.
Relatives friends OF the family are re
specially invited TO attend f. neral frcI
the Dellwtre avenue Buptist Church, II
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at l30 Sc!Ock
p. m. I
GUTHRIE.-In this city, on the 10th inst
Mary Guthrie, In her 68th year.
This reiaVives and tcleaIs ale invited to at
tend the funeral ir IN her late residence, 60
Tth street, on THURSDAY morning, at
o'clock. High mass a. 1T. Mary's church
ntermcn' a:St 10 eph's Cemetery