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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28
on T1iE W0Es OF D,
WENDELL PaIILTF- r4r-.
AND SAsBT's tr,r.-.

WENDELL PaIILTF- r4r-..
And SAsBT's tur.-.
At lbe reception iu D
T O'tonnur, the 1eIrr.t..
tGe Irish Land I.aa.
spoke a. follows
FELLOW CTr1zEvs- 2 -....-
erluE under this 49,. -r..
welcome Dillon and Tsar-.a...
Eito sf the wafer- Dir H.-.
engugemenf wlH-h keen.
fApplGuse and lsuzkfa-r
welcome % thc=s ge7ffrr-..
they - west tEnv VII a..
wave AMI the hear az -H..-
CT and rssrfler rs-r-T --..s-.
setting snn. fArgisre-T
Jur friend said be
cent scfilu rf rUe aH--.-...-
NJ ell- we l- o r. sfl r.s .-.-
the college leHlrr- .- I..r...-
because be efIu'f u- Hs--.-.
We are 500 miles a. r..
him what u1- wuE H.s -.r.-.
iudred thc ie1ate. be- said
watch tue two TEl EHs-H
maf hr=r has un --rH-..--.
all remember SHAT twenty
raof. tie men wfu a.a. .# rl.
bed. - ! think tErt. - --.r..
who r8uuut te HusEH-ar
pIauzr.l u Dir. 6-eI.....
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self week ln ARK rrH.t.
now. az ] tllt rll .- -...
shoot ar t-ca- Ne.-tar -.
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heart. ere-F q .u-EruE s-....r..
and be beGarIF= Che r..r.r ..
moral uaga-1 CIT H. tres -r.
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have BEEN worthy o..
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

The jury in the case of Frank RsmberG-
er. on trial at Harrisburg for the murder of
Daniel Trautman in November LASS render
ed a verdict of murder i'm the first degree on
Friday evening, after having beea out over
three hours Tne court house WIS denSsly
packed when the verdict was announced
The prisoner, who is only 81 years of age,
received the verdict with apparent iBdiffer-
ence The conviction was mainly due to
the testimony of his brother Henry Rum
berger, found guilty of the same crime on
Wednesday, who swole that Frank had fred
the fatal shot
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

THE editor Of the New. York IRISH World
cabled an address Friday morning 20 the
FrsenGH'S Journal OF which the following is
a copy Men Of Ireland the eyes of che
world are on you. Stand together, Be
faithful to your imprisoned chief. Obey the
manifesto no rents Prepare for sacrifices
Be brave, but prudent Rely on America.
Money and sympathy will flow over tn yuu.
We will succor the children Of the evicted
and honor moral heroes Landlords must
go. b true to principle and redemption l.
assured God save Ireland
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

The latest and greatest discovery Is Pc
RuNA. IL you do not feel well AXE Il at
cn-e sold IT .Yrpvr drug stC-e EteoshurC
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

INNIGRATIuN LAST MONTH Duriu. The
month of September There arrived in tile
custom districts of Baltimore. Boston, De
tr1it. Huron, Minnesota. New Orleans. New
\ prE. Pa~Sam4guo1dv. Philadelphia ard
SAN Francisco 90 g24 VaS~eu-eUs-0f whom
IS t52 were immigrants. s $50 citizens 0f the
United States returned from abroad. and B.
092 aliens not intending tn remain in the
United States OF this total number Of inn
migrants. there arrived from England and
Wales. s. S9T ireland, 5623 Scotland. l.
9Tl Austria l.O43 Belgium, 2+l Den
mark 500 France, 6l3; Germany l960S
Hungary, 490: Italv, 1902 Netherlands.
54s: Norway. .q53: Poland. 1875 Russia.
7q5 Sweden. S.7O3 Switzerland N5i; Do
minion Of Canada. $40; China, go; and
frum all other countries. 4SS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

ENrEETESCE THIS BEST CT .DE-The con-
Sfaut practice most women nave In caring
for the sick makes them often more Skiiful
than physicians I'm selecting medicines The
reason why women are everywhere using
and recommending Parker Ginger Tonic
j.. because they have learned nv the best of
des-pNppripnce-that this excellent fam
ily medicine speedily OyerCOWeS deSvond-
ency, periodical headache, indigestion, liver
complaints, pain OF wea mess in the back
and kidneys. and other troubles peculiar to
the sex Home Journal See advertisement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEHOCR TIC TICKET.
STATE.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
ORANGE NOBLE. of Erie.
JUDICIARY-
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES:
JAMES MYERS, Ebensburg.
JOHN FLANAGAN. Stonycreek Twp.
COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER
JOHN 4. KENNEDY, Ebenshurg.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
JOSEPH HOGUE. Allegheny Twp.
JOHN CAMPBELL, COnemaugh BOrO'.
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR
GEORGE W. EASILY. Johnstown.
FOR COUNTY AUDITORS
II. 4. ENGLEH NRT. Ehenshnrg.
JOHN LITZINGER. CleaTfield Twp.
FOR CORONER:
G.. W. EASILY, JOhnstown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28
THE RESPONSIBILITY FIXED.

At Coroner's investigation OF the "Min
Catastrophe" of which l spoke in my last
letter, jury of experts declared the owner
of the property criminally responsible, and
censured the book keeper of the concern for
inhuusnitv. II v1s manifget 70 evvrv ONE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28
PHILADELPHIA LAND IFAeUERs.

Elaborate preparations are on foot for the
reception of I. p. O'COnnor and Dr.. Fran
cis Dlllon Egan, to take place on the night Of
the 18th of November at the Academy of
Music, on which occasion there will he a Wig
orous protest against the late tvrannical ac-
ton OF the British government The inGig-
natIon occasiOned among Irish Philadel-
phans by the arrest of Parnell and his asso-
crates has been most emphatically expressed
at Jhe Land League meetings. At all their
gatqeflngs resolutions of sympathy for Par
nell, Ct devotion to the cause of the League,
ana of condemnation for the course of the
BRUSH government received unanimous and
enthusiastic approval Rev. William Walsh,
OF ~. Paul's church. denounced the arrest
OF Earnell, Dillon, Davitt and others, and
predicted that in these arrests England was
placing the last straw on the back of an al
most crushed people He adverted in glow.
ing terms To the wrongs which Ireland had
suffered for centuries and rOntTasted the
MISERY OF ireland under English rule with
the happiness enjoyed by Ireland's sons un-
der the American flag.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28
A HEALTHY SENTIMENT AROUSED.

Our old Cambria county friend. ,Jndoe
Cyrus l.. Pershing, has aroused a healthy
pubic sentiment, to the end that every YES
tlIe of the vicious system of marriage insur-
ance may be crushed. Instead OF giving the
Reirer City Marriage Association a charter,
that worthymaGistrate gave it judicial kick
our honorable former fellow citizen mares-
teTially took the Rener City Association bv
its inchoate ear and led it out of the Potts
vile Court. With Cambrans such thing
from Judge Pershing would be reasonably
expected. What he said about aid asSocia-
tiOns of this character applies with equal
force 10 those of kindred enormity, such as
grave yard Insurance associations The
soouer public sentiment diSlo1ges these sys-
TENS Of frau upon the credulous from the
State the better II would We we'll for
Pennsylvania were there more Judge Perish
ings TO add their testimony To the immoraIi-
~ of mutual aid associations, and I'm refus-
ing 10 charter them
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

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Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
FOURTH EDITION.
The Unrusy kertsaens.

The military commission sent fro III
Massac chusctts to inquire into the alleg.
ell mi scorduct of the Ninth Ma1sachu-
se,ts Regiment during the Yorktown
Centennial, camm 'ncad its inve'tiga-
ton ycste day in the Mayors cttico,
Richmond, Virginia Major II. B
Sergeant presid d. Mayor Harrington
d4si irg to +, itate the work of the
rmmis>ior, had summoned a large
number of witnesses 10 gave thctr t''s-
timory. which was taken dpwr. each
one siguipE bis or her statement There
will he no pub icri N Of the eNidenc ;
until the Commission make their re-
port at home
The witnesses made their dnpC Siti'ns
under oath and some of them are said
to be exceedingly d,magitg to the good
M me Of the r'gin srt wnose conduct Is
nov updere )ing investigation.
The Commission will stop in this
city on its return from Virginia. ard
ascert ain the particulars Of the ailege,!
miec0nduct OF the regiment of this city
while irc to the Centennial. Messr>.
Thc mpsou ~ Locke. prop'i"tors OF the
Il pot restaurant are ready to testify
that the regiment, besides the usual H.
iaiity attending such occasions, was
gnil,y o: no misconduct here, hlt paid
for everything tn y got h,th going and
returning
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Conflict In Irelan d.

LONDON, November "a dispatch
f,om Lougnrea, County Galway, Ire
land, says: A tenant farmer named
Doh.r'y w..s shct dead while entering
his house at Carrigan, near this place,
last evening. Ii is believed he was
killed because he paid his rent. He
had been Boyc )tted' for some time.
Two persouS have been arrested for the
murder.
The accounts Of the affray at Brlmul-
le'. County Mayo, last week appears to
have been exaggerated 1t is now sta
ted that only one death resulted from
the shooting.
Rrauohes of the Ladies Land League
throughout the provinces complain
udly that their meetings should Dc
dispersed while the Central League In
Dublin is permitted to meet unmolested.
Miss Parnell wishing to test the legality
of ,he proceedings of the Ladies League
publicly announced in the newspapers
of Wednesday, that meeting OF the
League W. uld be held that day. No a.
tempt was made to interfere with the
me+Iing, although detectives watched
those who enteral the League rooms.
DrRLIN. November 3-Several hun.
drrd fresh cases for the adjustment OF
r, nts were notified TO the Land Court
to-day. The block Of business before
the Court increases.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
: pecial Mention.

To prevent small pox get fresh vac
cine point and use MS directed. FM
sale AT Baatou Smiths drug store, cor.
Seventh and Pine streets Also just le
celved rrcpir F:uit Laxative.
Buffalo robes, fancy fur and laI
robes and horse blankets. Fines, stock
best assortment, and the prices Love!
than any house il Delaware at Il. Yer
gers, 4n1 Shtpiey stree.
l.. H,iss, No +. III r, ,treet, has
some OF the choicest n ) ,e> Of Vail suit
iu2s; also a good ass'rtrnaut of goods
for pants
Seel' Us hard rub''sr trusses are tht
clean""t, neatest ard most durable il
use. Il James Belt, sole agent, A
special room for ladies'. Lady attendant
Tie cleansing liquid prepared by w
&. X. CoIquhGun, cor. Scott street and
Gilpin avenue, this city, Is good ari
Gle Ior cleans ng al! st.ins,grcaSe spots
&c, from cloth. Guaranteed TO d. its
work. Only 25c. "a hottie. For sale by
all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Lost More than he Cot.

The Smyrna Times says: Peter Iruax,
living On Col Kobt. Hills farm near
the "Big Oak found himself In pos
session of horse and dearborn on sat.
urday night very UNEXPECTEDLY. HE
discovered some one cut in his corn
Il, Id apparently making off with the
golden ears. He slipped up to him
"a, her easily and ve"y much TO the sur
prisp OF the individual who ve"y evi
IDENTIFY had not expected another party
to the affair. "Wha. are you doing
here ." demanded Mr.. T. "I'm hunt
ing" answered the man contl>cdly,
and without waiting to answer what he
was hunting for, broke in a full run
just then Mr. I heard horse ''whi X
err" and suspoctins as much, found the
thief had brought horse and dearborn
for the stolen coru, which he hit IN
a neichhor's pea n orchard They are
still in his possession, no one having
come to claim them.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Robbery Last Eixht.

Som,time during las. night A |
OF thieves entered The stable of ! II
Jackson. on Washington St co, 4
T. tVen'h, acd stole several art,el
vaIne. Among 'hc most yaNtI 4
a But'a robe. Nnclue lothc ~ I'd
tor has as yet he II fund hut ths
ter is in the bands Of The Chi + o|
lice, who will Use his best eulr;
~ prEctra'c the robbery. r"coreI
sto'.n a,tic'c. arl arrest the thief
nobb ,lies of ,hls kiua are becd
more frf gu"nt in o.. ritc, ard "
rs though there va, an organiAN
of burglars at work. a. the rohbrri,
all c mmitt.d IT, a professional mad
Toe police shoult be on the io(
and watch the ac.ious Of all susIl
p.isO'S.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
A Nj ecins Not,ee

This local notice is putli.bsd \
form the readers Of the Erprn,
that Mr. John b. Gouph will N
his popular lecture on CLAIM" }
op-ra HonseieXt "Wednesday ev
Nov. Gh. Mr. Cough reeds M u1
{ IN n"nt or Recommendation N ;,
fam a. his nam, Is already
Ii Hu word and his tame As "rE. !,
uf pia form = c.k r,"ls cyoryvbr
CoGu'a Il.
H., p"'ce Of a'nissior is or,, -,
cents "i'hout ~ I'd chl-ce fjr rr,
S"its which will er,h o mauy 10 a
"ho could rot wrll at ,rl the ;.
high prices Of admission.
II VIII pay any ono to hear him
ciallr the y nng people who ara
forming their hani's of life.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
- - g
Upcle AHyu'A Pensioners.

The 2pnral report Of the Pension
Bur, an was submitted y'St' rday by
Commissioner uudl"y to he 5 crctary
II he Ipt,riur. II shows rEa' on III =
30 h of Jane. 1881. there we" 25S, SN
pensions 2N., names w1re added
durrg rhr year and ih,'2 name w"r"
dropped, lcavi"ga net in r"a"" OF Is
OPS A. he close ,f tie yr the an
M i pensions averaged sl"1 the ag-
Or gate aonuNl N,iut OF y. pensions
was S2s. 1850 80 IN" annual ui'hu"s, e
m,n,>. howrt"r. " re- elh.,2t.l4I, the
i. ,r"a.' arisin; Ir"n ace nd peu' lo's,
and h r.sim> twid W., AVID min \
children, in {" s"querc" "t sid "rH
d"a h. TN frs payments 10 Etw neg
,ir,rr~ hu ing III" year am unt"d Il"
So, ,G2S, Ia Rec mmcllIfi pnaarr IN al"
t,r h" increase IL : lrries a'd { r &c. .
'ai" dc'ai!s OF IN" uinr,al regulations,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
A Happy 2eun,o,

Mention was made Soma a.,
that Mr.. William NJ. Patterson, ,''n9 \
er to John {. Patterson. t. IA
attorney, "hp had been mn,.J VI
dead for years, was alive and wai,l
news At he time was recs;"aI e,'II
gIadn'ss SO by his relatives and I f,,l
and they could scarcely re,l;ga NJ
wa" still. amongst the LIVING m1
Of his hing alive was verified haaJ
about n week ago, by the apnoa,oj @
Mr. Patterson IN This city ,nII
JOY ko'w no bounds and he wa, m NJ
ly welcomed. He is booking III
h"jr'y anh does not uk arT ,h' h
If IN lis adventures and ha,
amongst tho Western Indians NJ
rom in in this city n few mora
when h, viii depart in comn,'r
his VIII and child, for Wiscon,,n'
e inter d. 10 III .ke his fr'ur. h.,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
FIFTH E0ITlQ|
A Brill1nns -

notwithstanding the di.
state of the weather last ''Sterd
large number Of relatives ,n, e,en1
guests gathered at the ra"ia ";' \
hehj. \. Clark Jr., Nor ono a'arnl l,,
street . rec, to witness his wedding y cs'a' My
Atter all the invited guests baT ,efeI) \
Mr.. Clark led his bride, l' Miai ar
Emerson, to the altar, and ~, !
Joined in the holy bonds of ma. .nry]
by Rev. Lafayette Marks, u 'Ia'fl) IA \
of Hanover Presbyterian Chn,",, ~"
ter the ceremony was perfnr",n f'eni \
gratn'ations wero rendered +" ''.nI ',
py couple. and n pleasant ovsni, ins
spent, The company sat dn,r, "u
fahI" laden with all the d"E",
I'll" season. The presents wero"
GUS and very handsome. soma u,
being very valuable M wcll -,
At a late honrthe company dcn, n
'h',r homes, much pleased wi,I %I
evenings enjoyment, and wj,bi,1
happy couple much happin,s.
long and happy life.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
rha Reading L;Snor Mem Excited,

The liquor men Of Healing are h'gh
" incansod over tie a ,uun OF the Law
and Order L"agNe, and threaten Il
sd It retaliattv- measures against the
,ncmb rs by Withdrawing their patron
.ge, and pr venting as tar as poss1bl,
81 their friends from dealing with bus
mess men who favor the movement
atn,ted by toe Lnayue. Thr as are
made that the sunday law Will h- IN
forced against the tol accn and cont"c'
tiouarv stores, and the rlnning of stree!
c III will also be stopped, II the pr ~ Gu
ions against the liquor dealers are press
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
A Dartng Theft.

Lns: evening bold tneG, was com
mitt.d at Henry Mliler's bakery, 90,
Orange street. a neighbor's boy cauc
in for Il Il Iarters worth Of stale hrenh,
and wti @ Mrs. Miller sent 20 get the
bread the thi-f At this moment dirtsd III
md crught ths by by The throat and
c'lukrd h;inso that hecDnld Bot give thr
alarm wh!le here ched over the c,nu.
,rr ard s,o.e the mpusy,lrLTe' contain
irg slS and ran of. rhe drawer q I!
:. OF the money wcie found this noc!..
,l.g III Linden tnl!r.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
ID s:ATHB.

PENNOr X On the ard inst. william L..
son of George and Rebecca Pennock, aged
II yeBrs.
Kclatll es and fricn's OF the family are re-
spect,uliy iaviter to attend his f4neral from
Inc residence Of his parents, No Ruena
Vista sire, t, Ninth ward, on sunday mOip
lug. TO meet at the hOuse a. 1880. l. terlIent
at AiveryisN cemetery.
HART.-0n the Sd inst, Mrs. Sarah Hart,
wife OF Jo+euh Hart, aged o. years.
Relatives and frlcnds OF the E.ni J are re-
spectfu.I invited t attend the funeral from
her late resiaeuce. 5. ". corner Eighth and
Benn. tt streets, on Sunday afternoon 8t2
oclock. InteilncIlt nt kiverview GENE cry
GU & KINDER in White Clay Creek
Hundred on the ~ Inst, Frederick Cur
rinder, n. ed rs years,
Funeral ir7m the residence Of his amt,
Mrs II nry Pet5,s, on sunday ut 10 o'clock.
a. IN. IntcrmsDt ut White Clay Greek
church cemetery
LATlMER.-On Thursday the Ord instant,
John A.atimer at hiddle's Banks, In the
| 65th yexr Of his age.
! The relatives snd friends Sc respectfully
! iavitcd 10 attend tna funeral oM his lhtt
rrsid ence, R,dd'e's Ba' ks, on Sunday sitter
; nGclt next, at 40 oH.o~k. 10 pr0escd 10 Mt
! Sa'cm cclaetory.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
ChRpged w'th the Weathef

4 prominent farmer, hr. JQs"pl \
fer, of Mohawk Hil!, n. ~ VIII
" nrn, yer the weather wcdld caa|
| suffered with rheumatic pal!S nj
back One bottle of st JAG 'oso0
manently cured me OF The tEo'o'e.
is an invaluable reAedy l'F Hu
for it has the sarue curative lphus
on animals, as on mankind.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Scared At q Comet,

According to the news received from
China, the Court of Perkin has been
thrown into state of alarm by the ap.
pearancs above the capital Of \ comet
This astronomical portent las ofreu
coincided with the deatl ct ruler Of
the Celestial Empire, and, therefore,
the Emperor kouang is tho1ght to be
in danger Of assassination. The comet
han arrived. too, at a IN ment OF the
publ, alton of . scandal concerning ht
Empress E"g nt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Official NOtsa Q s eryr 4.

Executive Office $ Underwood and
Gaynor, in compliance with derS
tom the Beard OF Health, went up the
Hrardywin" to-day, in order to s"rv"
clhciaI notices upon +. l.. DUPONT,
DeNemour> < Co. Il Fitzpatrick aud
tn" ,Jcsstp& Il Mo-" paper company t.
abae crrtaln nui!:@rr>, III" contents a
which empty into he I;randywlLc.
he nUls~uces mus IL alta ed within
fiji e,'A days Or The matter VIII b" placed
il he ha ds of The Attorney Genetal
!n,! tie AR IS hrpught i'tJ the Court
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
An lufHaNSIlME lem.

You contemplate having yoar hors'
painted or parer.l yoa shcnd employ
The undersigned, for by 30 doing 20,
Will save inoney aud have your worS
done in the best Banter. Si-cta! IL
jucenents 20 lash customers. A. 7.
Jackson s. Bro, Painters aud Pape'
Hangers, 5i5 ratnalI street.
o'1uhoun's Cleansing Liquid fol
c, aning nut grea spots and a.. stain.
from clothing; cheap, convenient anr
sure a ttial will convince you. All
druggists sell it.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Over tle CariS.larn.

'rh'e NlIuirg'ou Il Northern !
road C,mpauy l,rNiNlj pusniDS
extension tuwcri the Delaware.
c va,ions are b.ine mad" for the bi
ahu,mc,.t, across the C'r''Naila a.
the pulp work and east Of tle 'fr'
ba-h Il wire f,,uce marks the c'ur
rhe road bad 10 the Delaware.
Company exHctsto have tn" rosu It
for tie rails during the winter
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Death OF II W.fcrIDO Vetesal

Major Rowan, a veteran "a
penin,Srlar war, and oDa of the (,
mIiumg Survivors Of W3l-rIJo, dis|
G. ada recnutir. assd l0j. He wa
active services al mos' Of th" SAM
nary battles in Spai1 during
wears jeU..,l and was severely woy
ed at Bad4i IS. At MA.erloo his t
of LerniSu wire r-hcrkahI", Az he
several times engage! in haad-to.h
conflicts. HIS rklil w's frAG'i'ed
hurs.ins shell, and h" wore a 81
.rtpau rht r's3 OF hiI life,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
k0OiCAI.

DR.. Darmon is ready 20 pife'hv
the V .rious ills 10 which titsA su
the boarding house Of Mrs Wy S.
COS Market street Persons NIV WV,
suffering from any malady shGhH s,!St
him a call, If they wish reie', a
charges are moderate, ald ls ,,.. s'
worth acting on even by ,nv" Iss
conc uds not to take any meiic'u"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
WhO I'm uduubteGiyy Des servefi

The merchant who sells the most re.
liable goods, who keep, the largest and
best selected stoch, who ASKS tue iowes'
prices for his merchandise, certainly
should be awarded the largest patron
AGE. and you can readily see why j. I
Mulin & Son, the Clothiers and Mer'
chant Tailors, Sixth and Market streets,
are increasing their trade all the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
S.,nfrDc( Awarded

Tie Wilmington City IalIw". II
parry Today awarded the coh.,"tr ,n nsia
building the Spruce Street eAs'"J ~ VA
the Fourth Street Railroad " all oI
Manouey Of this clty who ls hs m
contractor. The work WIZ w., u"
ii eoccd immediately and hu'''Is s,,
ward to complexion. NO" "
Ninth ward branch.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
InVesslgatiMg.

The officers appointed to Investigate
the charges Of disorderly conduct
against the Ninth Massachusetts, Eegi-
men', were in this city, and interview
ed several parties around the depot,
none Of whom, however, b .d any com
plants to make. The officers have, in
pursuit Of their inquiries, gone on down
The State.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
TesGimOnfAl.

A. A. Chapman, the great to9Sihr) 1yi1m
Fourth and Sbip!ey streets, " Si1
ton, highly comlnends ~ l.st S :,
Vegetable Liver Pins az .uo J n,,rgs
rlls for liver complaint anu p";|si
purposes he says they are ~ 0nsrs, m
easy and srlaudih in 'helf ,hara- vp
I can fully recommend the 'o''
porter ltEPUBLICAS.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
SYAr 4 Patterns.

The ladies who have been under the
nect s3iiy OF sending to New York ami
fhilAje! phi. for the celebrated patterns
viii be glad to hear that 9. A. Spencer,
100 Market street, has taken the agency
ter them and can uow supply customers
,yitf cul" plete assortment. of patterns.
Bazar, Dress Makers, y Teens &c. Stop
and secure a catalogue.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
York state Cabbage.

Wclch, Sharp n Co, have just re-
ceived on commission a car load OF
York state Cabbage, which they will
sci! TO 10 the trade reasonably at their
store, ia King street, or at the depot,
Fourth and Pine streets. Also a full
line of canned tub and roll butter,
hominy, cranbrrric>, Sc. Give them !,
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
A pr0,uislEg u0rso

A hay soldi.g, Billy, owneu owns mcus "s
Stewart, which took sectna 'aVrS u rs,
the race fer Jrot r. wi'pou' I'm,
vt the schutztn Park some S''j in
has been .o'd to a septIeinsss ea sso5
man,owu, named Lewis, n,, 10, Il u = sfas fast
horse gives promise of being" t."
per At no dist ant day.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-04
Il eW Cars.

The Jackson & Sharp Comrar have
three new narrow gauge c'r' on the
siding ready for shipment. One Of them
is for the Stony Cove & Casti Mour-
tain Railror. anolhtr Tor the D&nN.lle
& Nes River Il ilroad and the 'hird
for the Marietta & North Carolina Rail
road