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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-28

PASSENGER TRAIN PRRcIPJrATED INTO a
RIVER-FORIUEATE RsCAPY Oh al PER
sON FROM DROWNING, &C.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
SECOND EDITION.
NEWS Summary.
A Record Of the Dsy-Incidents, Ac'
cidouts. Grimes and Casualties.

A Record Of the Dsy-Incidents, Ac'
cidents, Grimes and Casualties.
Two men We're fatally injured by
falling from a hand-car, near Camp
bellsvllle, Kentucky, yesterday morn
ing. Ooe OF them suffered in trying tc
save the ether. Frank Conkling, 80
years of age, "A brakeman on the Albany
and Susuuehanna Railroad, was killed
,e,tt rday al Binghampton, while coup
lilg cars.
The Sound Steamer State of New
York, from Hartford for New YORK,
struck rock in the Connecticut river
on Sunday night and was heached, JUST
IA the water extinguished her fires
The only person missing is Sidney Smell
len, baggage master of the boat.
A fire at Beaver, Pennsylvania, ear
ly Yesterday morning, destroyed Mel
Ion & Sons flour mills, the Pittsbnfg
hinge works. the Beaver Falls cutlery
works, and part of the trestie OF tn
Pittsbure and Lake Erie Railroad. The
loss is estimated at $l4O, 600.
James Coyle, son Of Hugh Coyle, OF
Bordentown, New Jersey, employed as
a clerk in the drug store or II. II. Tar-
son, at Orange, was found dead in the
store yesterday morning. The cause
of his death is unknown.
The reunion of New Jersey Grand
Army of the Republic took place at
New Brunswick yesterday. There was
a street para 'e, followed by a festival
in the woods, at which about 700 per-
sons were present.
The five hundred Italian colonists ex'
pacted at the City of Mexico will moi
rea h there before the middle of Octc'
lie, the Italian Government having
established a quarantine against MeXi
can vessels
Joseph Kendall Jenners, ex-Mayol
of Hanerhili, Massachusetts, died yes
terday in that city aged 3s years. tie
was a solder Of the Ninth Ney York
Cavalry duri"g the war.
passenger cars were wrecked by
collision with gravel train on the
Massawippi Valley Railroad, in Massa-
chusetts yesterday and IA number OF
persons were injured.
Lieutenant Commander B. l.. Edes
and Lieutenant Lyman e. Spading
were killed Yesterday at Newport,
Rhode Island by the explosion Of d
torpedo.
The State street Baptist church at Og-
denburg, New York, was burned yes
terday morning. Less SO, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
LOc0lels.

The Orphans Court and Court OF
Cnancery will meet in this.scity next
Monday.
Miss Mary O'Donnell is spending
her vacation at Atlantic city.
Friel ds School at Fourth and West
streets will commence on Second day,
Ninth mo ltb,
Alexander Bolston has taken out let
ters OF administration on he estate OF
George Hume, late OF this city.
B.njamin Nields, Isl., has returned
from trip to Saratoga, New York, and
is no. ready fol business.
James n. Downing has taken ont lot,
terS OF adminlstra ion Un the estate
of Captain James NJ. Downing, late OF
this city.
Mr.. Martin Krogh who keeps The
Western Hotel, Fourth and Orange, haa
had tbs same throughiy renovated ard
cleaned. Also stables built.
Clement b. Smyth the Vice President
oF the Diamond stare Iron Company,
is expected to reach New YORK OH
nv 'rsday, on his return trip from Eu-
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
asst NigNt's Fire.

The blaze in the northeast last niyl
shortly after dusk which called out ii
fire department is hard to locate
first sight it looked as if it might be
the Ninth Ward, and then out in Bra,
dywine Hundred, but so tar distal
that the fire department when it reael
Cd the Brandywi bridge gave up d
chase. A representative of the REpul
LIcAN this morning visited seven
stores and other places whsI
Brandy wine people mostly stop wh@
they come to the city, but the inquiI
only resulted in locating the fire sti
farther off and the last place he calla
at, a Brandy wine Hundred man vi
lived pretty well upin the heart
the Hundred located it in the nelghbd
hood of Rockdale, Delaware Count
Pa, some twelve or fourteen mil
from the city.
The general impression is, that
was a barn, though being in the nelS
borhood of large manufactures it N !
have been mill of some kind. \
fire committee Of the City Council We
| in no aniiable mood this morning,
| the idca that any body entrusted WI
a key should use it in giving an aa1
for a fire and calling out the dtpat
ment for a light That was evidtnt
some twelve or fourteen miles away
Since writing the above we naI
been credibly informed that the l'g
seen was caused by the burnlngoi BriI
! ton Hayburn's barn near Chelsea De9
| ware County, Pa. which with 3OODus]
! els of wheat, large quantity Oh "
and farming utensils was entirely co]
sumed. No live stock was burne|
The fire is supposed to have beeh Y
wO.k of an incendiary.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
FOURTH EDITION
HANDSOME STORE.
Philip J. Walsh's Opening OF .
First. class Store in this City.

First. class store In this CITY.
Before this paper will reach its read.
ers, Philip J. Walsh 4 Co., of Phila-
delphia, will have opened first class
dry goods and variety store at COG Mar
ket street, the old stand of Adams e.
Bro. Mr.. Edward H. Brennan, the
junior partner of the firm, will be in
charge of the Wilmington branch--the
parent store is located vt Nos. ~ and 80
South street, Philadelphia, and usually
employ about 100 clerks.
This mornings a REpuBLICAN repre-
sentative, sauntering along Market
street, attracted by the hustle of bus
mess activity within, entered this stir
ring bee hive of industry and com.
menced taking rotes. The store has
been so thoroughly overhauled and re-
modelled that 1t different far different
appearance than it ever before presen-
ted.
The first thing that attracted our at.
tention wasa row of 40 gas burners
in very handsomeiy-colored globes.
Counters on either side extend the full
length of the store, and in front of the
dress and trimming department. re-
volving stools are made stationary for
seats for the ladies'. On the left on ell
tering are three large glass show eases,
which contain plated ware, iewelry and
large variety Of velvet, leather and
o,hcr goods. Upright cases on the rear
Of the counter contain large assnrl-
ment of gentlemen s fancy wear, ladies
laces, psrasols, hats, caps and umbrel-
las. The counter on the right is 4S feet
long and the counter and shelves to the
rear are loaded with silks, caliroes,
linens, muslins, dometicS, uckings.
shawls, blankets, cashmerrs, salins and
everything suitable for clothing, either
for men, women or children.
The goods include all varieties aud at
prices within the reach OF all, bnt no
interior goods will be sold IT, tho rear
of the store is the shoe department, and
| the large space in front OF Inr latter is
used for the display OF ready made
clothing for men, "omeu and c' ildren
The Usiery COULTER i. III the satuC VI
cinit,, where also is sold u large va
riety Of goods OF ladies wear. A s,na'
dressing room is neatly hjt5i Mp and
carpetted Icr the accommodation OF la
dies.
The front of the store in its new dress
Of dark green paint finished with gold
leaf moulding is very attractive. The
folding doors are grained in imitation
of walnut. The walls inside are calci-
mined drab coior the cornice is q
lead color and the most of the wood
work is painted white and CLOSED. The
Who'll" job is highly crediLable to Mr..
Tilgham Danner who pro- acted the de-
signs and was the artist to execute
them
| Mr.. Cornelius S'enson, George Walk.
er, Mr.. Davis, Willie Mendcnhall and
MeSsers Donahne Aldrch, Eurioht,
McClatier;y y aid Ford are the polite
and obligiug clerks who will wait upoa
! the customers. We have no doubt that
Messrs. " al,h & Co will have crowd
Ell store this afternoon and that they
will have no cause to r"gIct the estab-
! liShment Of "a branch store in Whining,
ton.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
DEATHS.

KIRK On the eth inst, Abne- Kirk, aged
about 81 years. ..,,.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the finera'
from his late Residence at me tor &ale on
New oort pike on "uesd4y. vt o'c'o:h H. IN.
rterment AT Brick 4leetihg House, -na' T
r ,BINSDN - on the%7thi st., Ms. .Jernsha
B, robinson in the 18TH Year OF her aye
The re,ntivos and friends are respectfully
invited to attend The funeral from the resi-
dence of her son-in-'aw. Wm b. Highiann,
No, 500 Wainut street, ON l'uesl ~ AFTERNOON
at4oclock Services NJ $50 o clock.
HOLT--Dn Sunday. Aug. gsth of chiils ana az {.
paralysis, John Il. Holt. Jr., son OF me late
.jvhn X aud Pnebe l.. Holt, in the htteeh'n
year OF his age. e,,,u, ara
Tnc relatives and srien Is of me family arg
respectfully invited to attend the I4lle.a. .
from the residence of his mother, 2E3 Market
street. on Tuesday afternoon at z o'ciock'
BROWN-From liberation of the bowe'f OF
the 2sth inst, Elsie lrena Brown, agca
years. ., ,os;
The funeral will, take place from me resi-
deLc of he: parents, : muel q ana hehri
. ia Brown, NO. Sl7 Wes. .-ec,nd street. OF
Tuesday fier Don, at O'c!Ucl. selv ces =.
the 10 iss at 1-3J O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
SUDDEN DEATH.
A Man out Riding last Ever,,.
n Corpse this MOrutn.


Mr.. Clement Bacon, an engineer !
the p. w. &. b. railroad died suddarHI
at his residence, No. sO2 Jefferson q, ray
this morning, about seven O'Clock III TI
deceased has not been very well f,-
week past, and yesterday afternoJ
thinking change of air woud be- hsD]
tic,al, he took "a ride out in the conn
stopping IN his return at Mr. ArcII
Given :, his father in-law ,at Ninth ,n]
Tatnsll streets, and taking sumner MD
the family. AT that time re did NOT coy1
plain Of feeling any worse, and saems1
in his usual good spirits. Abont
O'Clock he left MIR. Given's and waI
home, " here about II o'clock he becanl
80 i'll tfat his wife becoming aarmJ
sent for DIR. keables, who came ,nm1
diately, and rendered all the aid in M
power. This morning he again prrl
worse, and before assistance coui \
obtained he hreathed his last. Mr. hi
con was abou, 30 years of aye, ha, ~.
for a number of years trusted engine
on the =. W. u b. railroad, and h
been Oft duty but about one week an
during that time was not confined
his bed. He was a member of the M
sonic order, Hope Lodge, |. o. o. 4
aud several other societies whose nam.
could not be ascertained. The suida
bereavement has plunged his wife an
relatives int" the deepest sorrow, as NJ
demise was totally unexpected, sJmuo
so thar wien he died there was but an
person, lady nelshbor, in the rJv
with his wife.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
The other side.

The local in yesterdays RErcBLlI
in reference to the boy who Is Sala
have knocked a few pears from q "
in the road near the residence OF ',
Rowland, on Sunday afternoon IA 4
represented the case better for ae sne
and against the colored man VIM
the boy's hat wien 1t should nave u; "t
reversed. The boy it seems IN tilrVHl wv
stones at the pears, threw INTO MT, Nv n,
lands barn yard, aud the coloreu IL III
demonstrating with him the nos l vI,, :
HIM and used very Indecent "nu !
fame language. The colored m'a .;u ~
ran and took the boys hat anu re'''1 as
il for some time, but returned II a., o.,
he had pleaded for it. Nobody .i,oai ca
stones into the barn yard ana 'ne ,. y
language used by the boy tha' ''''
the trouble.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Backed Over q Bridge.

On last Sunday a wagon containin.
two young ladies' was backed over !
bridge near Rising Sun A son OF MIR
Boyd, the mtikmln, had taken thu
young ladies' out for short ride
and leaving them for few minutes
one of them commenced pulling on
the reins, Nhich started the horse
backing Tie team was upset, the
wagon top completely wrecked, and
the horse slightly bruised. AS the fall
was but few feet, the occupants were
not seriously injured, one of the girls
being slightly hurt in the back, While
the other was uninjured.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
sta.arrnni kNt sOn.

Wei DE Meyers, wonderful CatsAFsu
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, anf
ls delivered carriage paid) by ID. h. pew'
ey t. Co.. No 49, icy street, New for"
The remarkable cures which have everyWhert
resulted from the use of this preparation nave
developed the startling fact that no lnere,
local treatment, like snutts, douches and IN
nalations can possibly reach or destroy Gu
tarrhal virus The antidotal elements dis
covered by Dr. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous memhranous system
In two minutes time. thus forming An in"cu.
lative aad constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar to. and as untal!ins as. vac
cination. A '.Treatiae," with fun state
ments BY the cured, is mailed free. "We' De
Meyer's Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
its cost Rev. Chas. J. Jones. New briyhton,
l.. l." One package cured me. Rev. Z. H.
Taylor. l40 Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
ut restored me to the ministry: Rev. Geo.
A. Refs, Cobbleskill, N: Y" The remedy
is marvel. Rev. A. p. Freese, Cairo, N. Y.
''It has been CT great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Massena, N. Y, Rev; Goo E.
Pratt, St. stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
stc. A real cure tor Catarrh for SLIGO.
1892
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Experimehtin h I in Fe eedinx Hogs.

An Iowa farmer put up twenty one
yea" old hogs, and for the first TWEEN ~
eight days fed them on dry shelled
corn, of which they ate eisnty-three
bushels ami gained S37 poundS-over
ten pounds TO Jhe buShel OF corn. He
theu fed the hogs for fourteen days Oh
dry corn meal, during which time they
CONSUMED forty seven bushels ant
gained 55i pounds, or llA pounds to
the tushel. The same hogs were then
fed fourteen days On corn.meal and
water mixed, consumed jjla bushels OF
corn and gained 13l pounus, or l31-G
pounds to the blshel of corn. He then
ied them fourteen days on cornneal i,
cooked, aud after CONSUMING forty-iive
bushels OF cooked meal, they gained
!' pounds, or very nearly iiflet Il
pounds % the bushel Of meal.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Advance Ground.

Al tn Concord Quarterly meeting of
Friends, a few days ago, after the re-
gular business had been disposed of, the
subject ol temperance was discussed
Clement Biddl", Benjamin Kent aid
Thomas Steward, one of them corterd-
ins that the Society will never ill the
full measure Of duty until tob 'cco be
placed in ito discipline on The same
level as intoxicating drink.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Peaches.

John Barber who occupies farm on
Chestnut Hill Pencader Hundred, Is
so fortunate as to have fair sprinkling
of reaches in his orchard. 1t is estl-
mated that he will be able to send to
market some six or seven hundred bas-
ks,s. and of course he whl receive for
them good round price. We have not
heard whether his nsighbors Slack,
Miggott and Walton have been equally
favored, but we hope that they and
Others will have no occasion to mourn
the peach blight which passed over al
most our entire State.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Inst and EOund.

Two small boys aged respectively
about two years and six months, one
the son of Samuel Hawkins and the
other of Lawrence Burns, left the
homes of their parents Tenth and Tat
nall streets about five o'clock last even
ing. Remaining away longer than U.s.
ual the parents became uneasy and anA
ious. and when it began to get dusk,
the services of jackson the bell ringer
and friend of lost children was called
into reauisition. The search was vig'
orously mrde until O'Clock when tn.
"strays" were found at Ninth am
jackson streets, to the great Joy ane
com fort of their parents.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Profitable Patients for Doctors.

The most wonderful and marvellous
success in cases where persons are sick
or wasting away from condition Of
mi.erabeness, that no one knows what
ails them, (protitahle patients for doc.
tors, is obtained by the use o! Hop
Bitters. They begin to cure from the
first dose and keep it up until perfect
healt and strength is restored. Who
ever is afflicted in this way need not
suffer wheu they can get Hop Blttcrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
LlOlltA IF Dry.

Some people prefer to purchase me!i-
cine, in the dry state SO that they can
see for themselves .hat they arc purely
vegetable. Others have not the tins or
desire to prepare the medicine, and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class the ,,r{t.
prieto.s of Ki,lney.Wort Low offer that
we'll known remedy in botn liqaid ant.
dry form.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
u,,urv Prom q Falling scaf'ld

This morning about 9 O'Clock I',I.
folding at the dry house of the SaJN, aJ
and Sharp Company gave wa! !,%s 'n' \
men one named J. j. NlcAM' M'..n' n,
Colloday were precipitated S'i HI, !,
Of thirty feet. Nichols had j.; li' ny :
wristbroken and was otherwise iuy' i'r !,
Colloday though not SUSTAINING sfaS h,
fracture Of limbs, was very mu,I nn n i
in the back. Nichols was 'an. ,al ii
simms office where the fractursIt .atsn m
was reset, and Collwiay "; was 1sh,h i"st s,rt
his - residence Gil East Eishlla IA Wv Wv
where his injuries were atte''''' "
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
(t.piNx SGlltsh..

DIR. Charles l.. Il. Ball lett this CITY
this rnoruing, On an early tam, fo'
some point in the South. The Doctor
is troubled Win an affection G tht
throat, and finds "A change OF air neceS,
sary. He contenpia'cs being absent
two or three weeks, aud has leit h.s
practice in charge Ut DR.. kaaoies.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Fire Alarm Directions.

In consequence of the Eleventh street
bridge hcius impassahle the Chief En-.
glneer of the fire department direct,
that in case of fire Oh tho eastern side
of the Eleventh Street bridge, the alarm
shall be struck from box 40. 2. at
Twe,i:!ail and M ttkAt streets, as Ell
gines 10 gev to Il res Ia that locality,
will have 10 cr,ss the Brlnty~iue at
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Death ofa Former WflMiDs''

Washington A. Williamsonl, s,n inst inst,
of this city, died on the l,sn :, ror,ic, Isic
dysen terry at his residence s III NG for d
Texas, Mr.. Williamson was ws1f", ,E' bl b.
years :. prominent and snccess'IIl s, Iii Ii
er ami contractor in Quincy, move ave-
but a few years since ne ienJ ~ ],
Texas. He was a brothet " nal,
Williamson, Esq. of Newark, n.It lIa' Of
hrother-in.law Of Z. James De'''
city.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Being vacclnaled.

The city vaccine physicians are busy
yaccinatiu, children, who contemplate
attending the public schools. This in
crease Of brslrea is caused by the new
law which requires the Board OF Edu-
cation to refuse seat TO any child who
is not vaccinateo unless they have had
the smallpox, VIII 'ch Of course renders
vaccination unnecA sary.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Omitted.

The names of Stephen Davis OF VII
mington; H. II Woodkeeper and Jacoh
Derrickson OF Blackbird, and Elisha
W. Cannon of Dagsboro, were lnadvert.
emily omitted from the list of names OF
United States jurors published in yes
terlay's REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
The Churches ON 6nn day.

Fervent and earnest prayers we're Of
tereu up Sunday in all the churches of
this city for the recovery Of the Pr. 81.
dent. Rev. Vaughn 5mitn filled the
pul PIT at Asbury ali day, AMI Jabeh
Hodson filled the st. PAul's pulpit and
raped the people over the fingers sharp
ly 1or non attendance Of the CLASS and
prayer meanings.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
NObby Su!ss.

For nobby harness for nobby teams,
call on Hiram Yerser, 4O7 Shipley street
A set of Yerger's silver mounted harness
will make any horse look nobby, and
even the driver would make nobby ap-
pearapCe.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Healthy Drink.

People in search of a good and heal
thy beverage would do well to call on
f. p. Freye, No. II East Second street.
and get glass of his Bohemian beer.
1t cannot be excelled anywhere. HIS
advertisem mt can be seen in another
column. He sets out an excellent
lunch every morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Hunting Houses.

A number of mechanics have formed
a combination and are about TO com
mepce the erection of number of
dwelling houses to secure homes 1or
themselves on ground which they Will
purchase from Joseph TatnalI at Sin
teeuth and Washington streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

Another immense cargo a g,oto OF ''gsatt Mart
received at the Great iomSrel ioul end
eregating in all, three ,hsn% hunuat o,'t no
snDasssq fnDaSis piioe rss refused By N the '''S V
man. Fourth and ShialeS'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Ate too niue, n Corn.

One day the latter par Of last week
the cattle of Senator Cooch, near
Cooch's bridge, this county, broke into
cornfield and ate too 10. 'ch green
corn IN consequence of which two OF
them have already died and three or
1ou! more are not expected to recover.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

McD0 " ELL-STU AR {. Sc On the 9th inst,
BY Rev. Enoch Stubs, Mr. James I. Mo
Lowell ana Mics Ida, daughter Of Joseph
Stuart.
DONNELLf-WEST.- ST.--On the 29th inst nj
Chester Pa, William Donneily 10 Mlss
kuth Anna West, both Of this CITY,
SCOTT-SANCHEZ.- the Goth inst, at
Chester, Pa, by Rev. W. j. Paxson, lvhi
Scott to NIrs. Bella Sanchez, both OF thls
city.
RHODES-SHEARD.- the Goth inst, al
Chester, Pa by Rev. W J. Paxson, Josepl
r. >hoades 10 .Miss Emma g. ShearJ, D0tt
Of this city
HELLE ,-SW AN.-@n the 25th inst, at the
parsonage, 5l6 Welsh street, Chester. Pa.
Dy hev. W. J. PAxsOn. AmIn0n IL Her t
Miss E.mma j. Swan, Goth of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Waning mems Republican ",

Tonight is the regular tl''T u Tjub.
meeting of the Young Men . T T,ntad /
August vacation has acc',"aig &C; u Evening
ness, and the meeting this e''N
be- an important one.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
New Counterfeit.

1t seems that this city has been visited
by gang of colnterteiters, or their
showers, as a new bogus quarter. dollar
has made its appearance. 1t is remark
ably well executed, and store keepers
and others should be on their guard.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
a, ~
r..,,ue Rread Upon the WV

Mr.. Merris Taylor, a earpen's.t ,,at,, !,
ing at No. 1880 West FROM rom, 4 s'vs's sys il
agreeably surprised a few = { oSsI 4 sS r,cl
ed, to find enclosed nchech M lander. nu
letter gave no clue to the a',t sepu IN ret
only said that 1t was sei,I ~ Tai
for y favor received from Nf' "
MANY wears ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Then ana Now.

The Richmond water famine suggests
to the State the remark "The Federal
cavalry once boasted they would water
Their horses at the Falls of the James.
We would like to see tl,em undertake it
now"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
d, A. t..

A meeting of the ladies auxiliary
c,rps oi Dui'o"t Post, No. Z, u. A. X.
viii be held in the Pos, room on W eI.
n'-s' av evening, at $50 clock. A full
attendance is requested rs business OF
importance will be laid bel ore the me t.
lug. Mrs. a. FLsTCHEk, President.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
RtcOS er1nx.

The little daughter of Norris Philips,
who Was 80 badly injured at the new
building corner uf Jackson anu Z, cas-
alt st'eets, few DAYS ago,iS SO Tar re-
covered that her physician, Or. Ebuerts,
pronouncea her entirely out of danger.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Recovered,

WA'are pleaset to state ths James
Mason who has been continet 70 tls
home for the last two week ), fro ch'l!s
fever, has recovered sutficientl : To D'
Out on the strust.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
CleAFlnH Away.

"orkmen are engaged in crsa rhs
away the denfis of the burnt bouss OF
wine DUPONT, at Green Hill, and W
presume new and more complet ma
sion will be erected 1t Is stated thn
the entire loss footed up about s., 900,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
oysters.

Families can he supplied with prize
fresh oysters by the quart or bushel at
Wigglesworth's west end oyster depot,
No. 800 Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
To bs keDn2sed,

Joseph Hyde expects to begin, in q
few days, to repair the broken watel
main which crosses the Braudywint
near Eleventh street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

Remember box of Glentworth' &.
Phos. Paste will rid house of reaches
Get it good and fresh at Hartman Z
Fifth and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
FISH.

Powell Bros have on their stalls in
the Third street market the usual yariet Y
of fish, viz: crocus, white perch, trout,
founders, bass, halibut, sc.