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Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious naladieS, such
troubles when an immediate relief can be 20
readily attalnCl2 BoscitEEs GERStAS SYRUr
has gained the largest sale In the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the sevetest Lung
Diseases, Ills Df. Doschee,s famous German
prescription, and 10 prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear reed DO entertained In adj
miniStefing II TO the youngest child, as pot
directions. The sale Of this medicine IL I'm.
preCcdehted Since htst introduced there has
been constant Increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure to do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist as 10 the truth
Of these remarks, Large sizes 10 cents. Try
itand be convinced. ffhsAW
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We will send Dr.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days 10 young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, LOST vitality, etc, guaranteeing
ylgor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney din.
Culties rupturts and many other diseases
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. 1THEGw
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sufferers From Kidney and Liver
Troubles

the direct result OF vitiated blood and weak
organic movement, will find Simmons Liver
Regulator true remedy for these complaints.
II imparts new life to the blood and renuwl
and strengthens the entire system, by pro,
noting the healthy action OF the liver and
kidneys.
81 lave been troubled with liver complaint
kidney disease mud bad blood for long time.
| have used Simmons Liver Regulator, and
II has done me more good than all the medl
cine l ever took. would not be without IL
Gro. II. Pratt,
~. s. Deputy Collector, I'd Dist CO."
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CGRBUNKLEs, Felons, Dolls, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of knife OF
poultce, by using Mn. Jhlye Myers Drawing
and Healing salve, Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
hpelas, Soft and UleetAted Corns, ChiIblairia,
etc., II has never failed 70 cure, For tAie BY
Logan 4 Go, pkV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-01

A Couan, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results In an In
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial 1'rpches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the lnllamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Caiarrh and Throat Troubles
ipct to. For thirty years Browns bronchial
Tfoches have been recommended by physiC-
ians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant Use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tAined well.nerited mnk among tile few
staple remedies Of the age, Sold al % cents q
! box everywhere, FTHnAw
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OF all other preparations or medicines. In
cases OF nausea, headache, dizziness or irregu
larities OF the system, BurdoCk Blood Bitters
have no equal. They never fail In aiTordlnp
immediate relief price q %, trial size II
cents.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling, w, Va
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Northern Tier Reporter
Guiteau Is sane enough TO realize liil
danger and sane enough TO be hung, which
will, without doubt, be the means Of hi
taking OIL
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MRpIoAL
mr., ]. E. SMITH,
M OF rMELFTH sTRRET.


s,lepce Of physlG.ans .GseeS . InS t e,
~ - 4 M PATIENTS lhelnerstS ~. I9
~ aDI nIfy with those who have consulted
AjaliAll ~" ~. iatICptS name without peEmi1-
r. lne'i' III III NM many hundred certificates from
~, hglsi 6aye cured after they had been pro
Co N11ia'|lnrlIlr, AlhOrouHh medical edutGsAu9n,
SOLIDS. yyan hospital experience llu
VI gAH! MID agents, Close observance ~ tenn
NJ Ms,a rrrllIahtitS and strict attention 70
psFairf.A' ,s,ulrnt, inSuTeH success, u eure "a
Ips9;e snJ lflnEly give the patient my opinion,
IOlME PROOF
EllBfyr w .si,S -"Sothlng seemed 70 help me (;
s.l4 ao' Wv 0S''' ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va,
p,,,n, Of Nose, Impaired Voice.-sut.
CliIrh rUs roatrnt medicine hailed 70 help mo,
Il sa!ta ooIP'''p'IC HAIR CHADDUCK,
oIspeijri & CO., Wheeling, W. Va.
.,I l'lrenlted stOmlch,-"Ir Treatment
PiIsP blgJ to give me relief W. smitn cured
y ivan law THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
- .u,I thru for fourteen years. Or, Smith
'H1-.hN "'' LOUIS y. WASHINGTON,
ssii1S =, "I s"t,t,sn yean, Nothing seemed 70
hPh!a- VI 'H'' Mis-. CATHERINE CATS,
Market street. Wheeling, W. Va,
,,,,,-"sliIrrd Tor yean WIN SaC sa anu a. "
tAAt,, hpc times. Il returned Alter each opera
q Wy \. w, snth cured me without knite eanStig or
ia W. s'1''' ''' MRS II. n, CIRCUIT,
~ r,,rla Of AnpA-Flat Of my back for Is
Nc IRss,cTtci dying. Dr.. Smith cured me with
aIialIe, In i've Weeks THOMAS coLvN,
.,.,.,,,s (;nrcr. Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va,
NA0,r'A'u I p,1tum PrnlApsllK and PIleh-
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n Mneat corr. ohM FORK Lard.
ononod iSil Si Siil y Nv. I Ian' IaI. Jan;
CI S,"d "'i5Si2 izSn SS3Sg IN = "a 5g
IiIII uSSsii iSSi9 iiS5Gn19 XXI @ y sIH
iOWeSt a"iSII IKE GsX in Il SgN II M
Variation IL III i9G Sik
ti,+,vn,v Horo,.,,.. IN a.. ~, -
MhI'N WtE NovenDer iU-Fiour quiet aud
syn Me'!gTm nrhST 40 winter TeI
ny G WUNSni ~ y 3iS
9 oEa "a feDtary ~ al w
H no. Wes'erll nrthSri mixed spQ NQyenbcr ana
zee y,efCempef S6HG; January ggc bd February Ila
AN va si!,y rye llli ~ " UGni " Hay
HsosIy pLn a, W GhS XIV, sy Vgo EI
bttif meats sLNdstI a,,i StSos M s'Irs Sc S ~
Il I2la6 IN I@r"n Sbniiis%S ID a-fLs cIn"r IN,
SideS III DO, hams IN O0is IA fa preI III s,o -
RItier Iy,n, SSStspS nSrE.j iSSjiS. .tii SiacS,,
ESs tm al asS25s; lined "a Petroleum tio TS
CSfpe dHII. RIn ran,CCs SLai6iiS u,,s,Ss ns,,
XII slIr %htsSv steadS n HI sugar "Fn''
,,,,,-, ~ $500. ~ ,ri. =. r., -,
CHICAGO, November 80.-lhe DrOteTt journal re-.
p9mtNi p...,.,. In MI "a.
drInv TTnIst n Iu,Sss e Sd ~, ~ mead
ihe IN uniSvntaiS waS,bey V s,Vt y
mixSj imSli6S ~ GSaS IA HIT " snsn ny 70 1 e
nacEInJ and Ih,SbiTS a issa s3 ,SV ~ "vmi
" mn IA '"'PP'"e " '""' "''""'l" anu VuIls
CSttie@Recelpts g 600 head, shlnn,nn, IL Inn head
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Thanksgiving EVeuiugat Mt, Ne chantaI
Editors Intslligenesr;
1t having again been my good fortune to
be numbered among well entertained au-
dience in the Mt De Chantal Hall, l am
inclined to attempt description Of the
evenings entertainment consisting OF the
following programme;
"pick SnIyeller's recovery from an
"NH. Quilp's Tea Party"
sLEEPISd BEAUTY.
First scene-The Fairy GlitS
Second scene-The Centennial slumber.
Third sceue-The Awakening
CAST OF CHARACTERS
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y eICepI sunday,
and No. Q stop NJ al Stations,

on all night tnllns
Close connections arc made for all points South
desirable route Tor colonstS and persons MOVING
Is given, n
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NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. R,
" CONDENSED TIME CARD.
M@
On and after November 49, 1881, all trains WIN ruu
daily, except Sunday, ~ follows;
although Trains 70 PttGburgh,
2Through Trains to Cleveland,
2Thpugh Trains 10 Chicago,
ParlOr Cans between WellSvllle and Cleveland,
lance and Chicago. -
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WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave Wheeling.".6i0 4; ~, llOR, NJ, $50 j, Y,
No trains run on this Division oil Sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal ponAg on sale II Depot,
OacO open al oil hour during The day.
Information 70 the travelling public cheeFiully
given. W. NJ CLEMENTS NJ. AZ IT,
X 7. DRYRIEs. Genll Agnnk WheelInR
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sTEUBENViIIE AND WELISYILlR ACcOMNODA.
r1ON-leayes Bellaire at 4;4O r. ~, bridgeport 1856
p NJ, steubenVille at sos P,H. Arrives at Wells.
Wills at 1:0S =. n. Leaves WellYllle al GAO A,
w., Steubenyille at T36 AM, Bridgeport at $40 A,
", arrives at BellAlre al sos A. n.
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal points
IN tho East and West can be procured at the Ticket
Office III Bridgeport. T. A, FORD,
deneral Passenger and Ticket Agent,
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Pittsburgh Pa
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
Third EDITION.
THE SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
reception Of tho FreDeh and Ger
man VlHltOr0,

man Visitors.
In the U. s. Senate yesterday, the
resolution offered by Mr.. Lamar, and
amended by Mr.. Edmunds, asking in,
formation of the Presideat In regard to
the case of Rebello, was adopted. Mr..
Sherman offered resolution calling
upon the Secretary of the Treasury for
copy of the report made during the
recess, by the commission appointed to
investiga the custodian of this Treas.
ury. At the request of Mr.. Edmunds, it
was laid over for one day.
At 3.l5 O'Clock the distinguished
French and German visitors entered
the chamber and stood in the rear of
the senators desks.
When quiet had been restored, Mr..
Bayard rose and said; 81 beg leave to
apprise the Senate OF the presence Oh the
floor of this chamber of certain distin-
guished officers and citizens of our sis
ter republic of France, and also of GER
tain other distinguished officers and
citizens OF the empire OF Germany, who
have come here tor the purpose Of join.
ing with the people of the United States
in c. lebrato,n and concentration of the
great eliminating victory of the arms
OF the a lied coiouists one hundred years
ago-thc great victory of those colonies
and of their allies of that day their al
lies of this day.
know that | speak til" sentiment
0. every member of the American Sen i.
ate when say they are most welcome
to this Chamber, ami now move that
for the purpose of each member pay
ing that respect which each and all feel
tor those " NO have honoled us by their
pre-, ence, a recess OF half an hour be ia
ken to enable the pr, siding officer of
the Senate and each one of its mem
3ars 10 pay that respect which repre-
s,nts not only individual feeling, but
the feeling of every State and every
man in every State of our Union of
States.
The motion was at 3 81 agreed to and
a recess taken, "Aich WAS occupied by
III. Senators in .reetlng their distin-
guished guests.
After the recess, the visitors having
reti I'd, The Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors were re-
opened at 4.20, adjourned.
The Senate in executive session con.
tirmed the following nominations:
Walker Blaine, of Maine. to be third
assistant secretary Of state: Mark s.
Breemer, OF Michigan, to be consul
general at Berlin.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
IN e Tourists.

Next Wednesday evening the Iq,
lists in a Pullman Palace Car, the yr,
jolly organization which 40 delighta
our theatre goers, last FebruarywllIs
appear a. the Opera House. giyiug.Aa,
mirth provoking entertaiumen, IN NJ
entirety. The company has teen s,st
ly strengthened ana the piece tsefir
proved since its last presentation ha
and wh!ls those who attend will vi
much that pleased them before, thu;
will be many novelties which VII
greatly add to the enjoyment Of R
evening. The wonderful realistic nps |
sentation of a Pullman Car which tg #
company bring with them was onlia
pressly for them III San FrancisclE
ing their recent engagement a
whether they went since their laaE
pearance here, and it is a marvel oa
scieLce artists skill.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
FOURTH EDITION.
Library improvement.

Important improvements have been in
progress during several weeks past in
the Wilmington Institute Library
room which have given it new and
neat appearance. The room has been
entirely remodled. and conveniences
have been added which will be of great
advantage to its patrons. Goldberg the
artist has made a wonderful change,
having in his magic manner touched
the old dead walls as it were into living
beauty and life. The portraits OF a
number of the literary celebrities of the
age grace the ceiling and panelipg
The board of Directors have also Ge-
cided to have the entrance to the library
used for storeroom overhauIed and
fitted up in handsome manner TO cor
respond with the interior This will be
great improvement to the front of the
building A new drector's room has
been bnilt opening into the library I,
frescocd and fitted UP tastefully and
artstically.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15

VIYANTED ONE or TWO GOOD
w men at the Delaware Beet Sugar
Company. Good wages paid. octl52t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
Amongst the Fireman

Rev. DR.. Nixon and a nnmhe, AZ
members Of Central preshv,...
church last night held a pravs, wy :.
praise meeting in tae room n
Phoenix Engine House. Their rson.|
to hold snch meeting was cortjalI1 NJ
sented I'd by the tiremen, and thew ~
generously provided seats and preprl|
conveniences and a large numls, N
tEein attended the meeting DR. Niur,|
remarks were atttntiyely listeDrd N
and al invi'ation given to a,,,I|
ChurCn 'o-lnJrruE " evening was ar,
ably connn:,re'', and though ,hgy mn
not attend cnt,rIh in body a.s
number OF them will be present /
is the intention OF Dr. Nixon and IN
co.workers to hold these services IN n
the engine houses in the city if the IL, /
men Will give them favorable eCs.
ton, OF which there is no doubt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
DEATHS.
WILSON-Cn the LIST inst. in this city,
Mabel Ellis. daughter of William X. and

WILSON-Gn the LIST inst, in this city
Mabel Ellis. daughter of William X. and
Addle l.. Wilson. aged 1t months.
WATSON In this city, on the llth inst
William Watson, aged 66 years.
The le atiyes and friends. slso Washington
Lodge A. +. a NJ, No. ! are respectfully in
vted to at end the funeral OF the deceased
from his late residence 2l9 Tatnall Street on
Sunday afternoon next st o'c.ock, p. IN to
proceed to Riverviow cemetery.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please
copy.
IAVl ON the 18th inst, stephen Davis,
aged 55 years.
Relatives and friends are respec' folly invi-
ted to nttead his funeral from his late resi-.
dence, near Pleasant Hill, Mill Greek Hun.
drcd. on Sunday morning, at ~ o'clock. Fu-
n raj services at Dr. Es,lirg's church, Eigh h
and Monroe streets, at o'clock Interment
at Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
GARFINE-At the residence Of her parents
on FRANK lin street, hetweeJ SGallcToss AMI
Lowering Avenues, S"san May. daughter
OF } lines and Sarah II. Garvine, aged ten
years aud two months
Funeral from her late resid ence al half past
three o'clock Sunday afternoon. lnterment
at Rivervlew cemetery
CONNOLLY At New Castle, on the 18th
inst, Edward Connolly, in his 6 I'd year.
ReIativ es and friends are respectfully invi-
ted to attend his funeral from his ate resi-.
denoe, 1880 orange rect Oh Tuesday morn.
/, z, 1t 0.30 clock. InterDent at st. Peters
church, New Castle. t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
RELIGIOUS MOTTO ~ j.,
SERVICES TOMORROW.

AsBURY CHURCH corner Third and Walnut
streets. Rev. Charles Hill, pastor. Preaching
Tomorrow, at IL. 80 a. m, and 7.30 D. M.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
Baynrsl anS Doyis.

The Sunday Star tomorrow will con-
tain large and life-like portrait OF
Senator Bayard whose recent election
to the position of President pro-tempore
Of the Senate and almost immediate
replacement by Senator Davis, which
has created much interest in Della
ware and in political circles. 1t will
also contain portrait and biographi-
cal sketch of Senator Davis and pic
ture of the Yorktown monument, be-
sides all the local and telegraphlc news.
Price only 3 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
- - -
A Wnnderer from Homo.

John kincade, a respectable coloret
man of Newport, aged abou; twenty.
six years, wandered away from homt
last Wednesday, while temporarily in-
sane, and up to the present time his
whereabouts are unknown His friends
traced him as far as the clay wards al
Hockessin, wher. all further trace OF
him was lost. He is known to have
friends living III the vicinity of Kenneth
Square, who were out looking for him
ou Thursday, but without finding him.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
A WOrNerful Care,

Mr. j. J. Schubert, Kankakee, Ill.
writes My mother mas been sutier-
er with intiammatory rheumatism tol
the last fifteen years in which she has
tried numerous remedies without re.
lief. A, last her limbs became 80 swol
len that she could not 90 about, and |
gave up all hopes Of her recovery. AS
a. final resort, tried ST. Jacobs OIL.
The application gave her relief and the
use OF six bottles has performed cure.
She can go alb ut as well as ever.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
FIFTH BDI7IlI
VT. q. r. Co-

Christian Temperance Uuie. 1de wou,a,
aware will meet at Mi,to,S9 ,Gml9n > Of Ds,
on Monday next. Delsaa,al, Dl,ota, Del.wss
,ea sta,e and ,r9m tine the various UnionSs' rS't by
ofhcial delegates from ,bis bisuieAes, oi,.l NJ
Annie Semple, Miss ',s clty a'sNs
also be delegates.st LARGE f,al1 anete = Vii
GUS Evangelical churches from u, ! The vi
Grace NJ. E. church, Mr. M's, n as FOLLOW
lington; st. Paul's, Mrs. 'i ua%na s%onas D.
bury, Mrs. Taggart; Union 0nseker Mer al
stengle; Second Bsptis, n Mrs. G, n
Jones; Central Presbvts,i;,M Mss MarSI
hG%e,l. ! So'% ~. 49, While the convsntion, M's, p
mold; noid lts executive session in I'.Ia the D.,
terrain i1i church, the evening in ,De r'esh
VIII oe held at the NJ. E, csu.aEe aEeetlas
-, IT,, %. Qu'gg, pastor. On Moudsuu' Msu' n '1
Ing ,H ,,;a, ine convention will be dd adS,sss sss
by Miss Frances f. Willard 'Iaiess ,Sl
known temperance lectnrs,1 Ile we'll
h.esea i~an' a, that a the Rev. NJ. A. Ri,,..ss IL ,ss
from 81. Paul's NJ. f church .Styla0l ,S;l
VIII deliver an address Tues',sns ,,ls city
ing. The executive sessions s'A
Monday ian afternoon at three o'"Ioo.' 'ess sl
close m tne following afternoon, 'V'A' %
ofhcers will be elected at Tho ~.
ton to serve tor the ensuing w v... .v'Vet,
reports will be read from The il 'd1s, ds aad
unions in the country giving An p.as'ta' .'asstl
OF the work accomplished, . a 4" ia iIyuaa
VIII be elected to represent the M s,'ssst S,s.'
the Na'iona! Women's Christi" a. "1,er
perance Mon which meet, ." n, VI len
ington, October 10Th. Every ' ss'., "aa
being made by the citizens Of y1.,, 'lo',
hospitality entertain the deleva,a"'O 'O'1 VI
Union of this city which ba, vs bssn ~ ~
lng meetings under the sbada ~ 9oa y
grove near Rosendale Park has AL u ~
tlnued them for the season On ,oa'' oa,'N
OF the lnrIemency of the weather ''44'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
Real Estate Sales.

George W. Ingram, real estate agent
of Middletown, sold three houses in the
village of Port Penn, to Thomas +. Dill
worth for $1,000. The sale was made
for M. X. Chase, of Maine. He sol 4
the farm OF Isaac Woods, containing
163 acres, near McDonough, for $4,000
the purchaser being P. w. Adams,
formerly of Teculnseh. Michigan, alsc
the farm of p. S Graham, adjon.ing the
above, TO the same gentleman for Il, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
NJ REIAGES.

the 18th inst. al
the parsonage, 5i5 Welsh street, Chester
Pa, b, Rev W. J. Paxson. Alderman b
Seaman - Cara q. Clark, 10th OF this
city.
RI H-ARRANTS-On the 18th inst. a,
Christian village. by the Rev. &. J. Sny,
der, MT william Ruth to Miss Louisa Ar
rants, all of Mnte Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle Count Del.
Carl ENTER -McCTLLOUGH-On h G
18th inst. at the residence Of the brides
parents. near Centreville, Del. by the Rev.
Robert Graham, Jane, H. Carpenter. Esq.
To Miss Mamie M, daughter Of Joshua Il.
Mccullough Esq.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
EOrthQO ming Lectures.

Rev Il. Stuhhs former pastor OF AS
bury NJ. +. Church of this city,but now
of the Philadelphia Conference, WIN
lecture for the benefit Of N. L, scclet!
of Asbury church on next Ihursdal
evening. His subiec. will be; "oal
young peopie-Their opportunities al1 ~
responsibilities" Chaplain McCaN1
has been engaged by the EpWol'I
church 20 deliver one Of his ctIea'a''
lectures on Thursday evenlngN NoVelns1
18th. The Chaplain Will also sIns
some favorite pieces Of hlSo'n COMFY
sition which have acquired ana'son'1
fame,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
Assistant Rector OF st. Andrews.

Rev. Mr.. Kay, who has been assist
ant rector al st. Andrew p. T.. Church,
for some time past, having rendered
his resignation, Rev. c. f. Murray, rec
tor of the Church Of the Covenant, of
Philadelphia, has been called by Bishop
Lee to act as rector and assistant to the
Bishop, which invitation Mr.. Murra :
has accepted.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
AHvrse Drops Bead,

As Mr.. Mark Deyine, a butcher ~
this city, was driving from hare > '.ts y.
ner to Wilmington the other 1a!' Naa ''
about two miles from the ioFme; PIs, ,
his horse suddenly stopped, laia uus' NV.
and died in a few moments, Inc IVS I
was n valuable one and had onl! Wv. wv.
purchased by Mr., Dtvine a slVt' a.aa, sus
The horse was sick, but the synip%.'
did not develop sufficiently u "a y',s n
driving him, so Mr.. Devins u!1 j,s1 N
think he was very sick and DIS ss s,..
was quite unexpected. Another .t,. sls| Y,
had to be borrowed in order u" "
Deyiue could reach home.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
Another Edge moor ora"

The Trustees OF the New l", ri 4
Brooklyn bridge company hsss~ iaSS 'sal
ed a contract Of supplying loN l..,r
steel for the suspended snpe,sIn pMrInl
of the bridge, to the Edge NY N.Y. AL
Company, for s3.lO cents a p0T TN ID
" double the former price y ~ 4, ra
Moor Company furnished all ALL 'I Nh
and steel works for ths orlslu,'i ~, m NJ b
at about half the price they sO'"
praSaut contract,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
uncal PerBDnAIs'

Congressman E. l.. !. Msrs'ln art % ~ d
.owa today. He left in the l'V'
for YORKTOWN. IN tr1
Senator Salisbury cams cnn1svars ar t.,
Washington on the l.o' De''"
for his home in Kent. ., s.ti
Anthony Higgins ESQ., .hs ls,' 70 Vu tuII
Yorktown Celebration on 'n'
South.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
n, ed 10 WllmiDx'o''

Dr., lslnes II. Scott, graAa,S,sSs ~ b,1
,lpere Dental College ~ iGyT i,r nl
ing moved ris family to tnis ~ y" Is,il
street, from 7 a. IN. to ia.g .aI .rciene,i ~
from i. 80 to 6 p. m. Dental a, 't sbs ul
All si its branches executed in '''1 TED
.kil!:ul and approved manps'' Wtil
moderate. Agent for 5. D.
specia l6ies for the mouth
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
Accident T. the city OF Paris.

NEW YORK, Oct l4.-Steamer City OF
Paris( Br), Captain Lockhead, which
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, met
with stroAg westerly gales and cold
rains, but her speed was not materially
impaired unit two-thirds of the voy-
age had been made. Then one OF the
low-pressure pistons snapped in twain,
retalding her passage so that she was
three days overdue. She will make the
return trip with the remaining piston.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
The RuRDy Monthly.

This charming little paper straw-tint.
ed and beautifully typographical is on
our table. 1t is as full of spice and
variety as an egg IS of meat. Francis
Vincent contributes an interesting arti-
Gle on the soldiers of two hundred
years ago. The Kaleidoscope and mod.
ern local columns are sparkling speci-
mems of editorial viii aud gen ius.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-15
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1t: contains no uulnine,