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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30
CENTRAL
State Normal School.
eighth Normal School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. NJ RAUB, A, NJ, Pa. d., Principal.


This School as at present constituted, offers IN,
very best facilities for Professional and ClAsieA
learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and commodous
completely heated by steam, well ventilated. ahd
furnished with a bouutiful supply Of pure. ,ofl
sprirg water.
Location healthful and easy Of access.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and alive tc
their work.
Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorough
Expenses moderate
Fly cents week deduction TO those preparing
to teach.
Students admitted at any time.
Course Of study prescribed by the State, L
Model School. ~. Preparatory. III. Elemsn.
tary. ". Scientific.
AnJuSor COURSES;
|. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Music.
~. Art.
The Elementary and Scientific courses are Pro.
fessonali and students graduating therein receive
State Diplomas, eonferring the following corres.
ponding degrees Master Of the Elements ana
Master Of the Sciences. Graduates In the otbey
courses receive Normal Certificates Of their Al.
tainments, signed BY the Faculty.
The Professinal courses are liberal, and ar,
In thoroughne's net inferior to those Of our best
colleges.
The State requires higher order Of citizen.
ship. The times demand Il. II Is one Of the
prime objects OF this school to help 10 cure Il by
furnishing intelligent and efficient teachers for
her schools. To this end Il solicits young per.
sons Of good abilities and good purposes-those
who desire TO improve their time and their tai
ents, as students. To all such II promises aid 10
developing their powers and abundant opportu.
mites for wellpaid labor after leaving school
For catalogue and terms address the Principal,
or the Secretary Of the Board.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HOUSEHOLD LOVE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 80, 1881
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
- - . - .
sSisklO.ieEr nhfon clerks,

WA>HINGToN, oct. !. -Commi>-
oicner Dudley, OF the Pension Oihca,
discovered some tiE.e ago wha5 H.
believed 10 be ali extensive ring oi
clerks III hi, bureau, organized for the
purpose Of passing fraudulent pension
claims. Mr.. Brooks, Chief Of he Secret
Service, has been engaged for sestiai
weeks il bringing to light tfememters
OF the ring and exposing their opera
ton. The Commissioner thinks ,the
Government has been defrauded out Of
large sums Of money il this way. The
investigation has b en- going on very
quietly, and for that reason tits claimed
the proof against the members OF the
ring bas been much more easily and
etfectually obtained. The number COM
posing it is said to be quite large, as it
was necessary TO have several clerks in
each division Of the bureau in order
that the dishonest claims should be
kept constantly in the hands of The
members of the ring.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
IsEAK 81 A,
IuNE-Dn the 9th inst JOaepk InLe aged

LONE-On the 9th inst. Josers LoIe, aged
years
Re Atives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd to attend bis funeral from hIs la e re- j.
deEcs on Logan street, below the T., W. b
Il. kallrund. Un Sunday Afternoon, at one
oclo k
WEAVER On the 9Th inst. Jehn L. Weav
Or, in the SlDd year Of hi. age.
lhe relat' es and fri ndS hfe re pectfully
invited 10 attend the iuneial !r"In his late
re idencf, cor -iXth aEu Union streets, on
Sunday afternoon, At 4 O'Clock. Services at
the house.
CAk NEV-~n Friday. Oc'. 7th, .iu.ia Il" "ngh.
tsr of .hoI9s and NLry Carney, III tit Ith
year Of her aye.
The relatives nd 'Eienc s,,arc respectfully in
VI cd !" attend hu ilioelal from the rtsi,' cnce
| OF her parents. 81 Madison street, Oh Men.
! day ,fttrnJ0n, De4t, D:t, l0th, to lea the
, hou C alta O'Clock aad proceed to tlie Old
! Catholic Cemetery.
NWELL---Gn, he 7th inst, Willie. sou OF
Samuel and Eiiz Maxwell, in the .th year
| Of h sage.
Tie clatvaa and r,ienls are respectfully
! invited 10 ttenj the funeral from the resi-
dence OF hi8 "a eats, on Shalirross avenue
and Unl0n street. on Sunday afternoon. Oc-
tOber 9LE. Services ut the house ut o'clock
lear little Willie, none can tell
How y II aiiio. 0 while on earth you dwelt;
hut God has taken you to HIS happy band
one more it'll. angel In the blight, bright
land.
| Gone from Il fond lovirg mothers embrace,
une of her idols torn r In her throne;
She 10y ID thee 70 dear J, nohe can I'll, the
llic6
Made vac ,rt In carth's happy home.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
a NAN TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
S'range. ia thtS City Commits
Sntride by raktsg hau uaanum-
\" Cause AssisMed For the j. ash

Word wa' lett at the EEpu BLICAN
OH g This morning, by Co.on-r Weld.n,
that IL II wAs touud in the boarding
house, \ ". corner Trout and Naluut
streets, whD vas supposed to bave com.
mirtei suicide by taking laldanum,
after he had retired for the night. As
soon rs the tang WAS disCoye al, the
proprietor OF the boarding house in.
medsa'rly summoned "A physician, who
arrive aud pronounced the man dead.
Therenpon the Colouer wi, '.oliticd and
viewed the CORPSE and had him removed
10 | A0"rtaHer Martins, where An in
quest Will be held this afternoon.
A representative of the REruHLICAN
called uron several parties hut could
not CLEAN many of the particulars. The
man is Stranger in this city, having
only been here ABOUT a week, and ST.
cured board AT the above named place
His nam. is supposed to be FranGi, II
Anderson. Ne i, . man about 20 wears
Of as', hts | lack hair and heavy beard
tingei with gray and il about five feet
six or seven Inches / heighth He has
a false set OF upper teeth, which were
found in the window of his bed room.
There is also u large sore on the calf of
Ule VI MS icg~.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
ser~nade ana Presentatien

Last evening Company A. Whining
ton Battalion of Odd Fellows, accom-
panied by the First Regiment Band,
proceeded to the residence of b. f.
Shakespeare a member Of the order, on
Poplar stree: above Sixth. and serena
ded him in honor of his recent marriage
After the band played several choice
airs, the door was opened, and tie
Battalion was invited in, where they
were. welcomed by Mr.. Shakespeare
and his wife.
After the usual congratulations, Mr..
Richard Ii. Ewbanks, surprised the
newly welded pair by presenting them
on Leha!i OF the order with a handsome
Bible. The battalion and band headed
by Mr. Shakespeare, then took up the
line OF march to Robinson's saloon
where they enjoyed the bospi'aiities OF
Mr.. SHAKESPEARE, in the way OF ice
cream and other refreshments.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08

an Present asp"ct at the q II
OAisn en- all Sides

pnILAUELr"IA, oct. 7 Tile HGr.
D.auge Nut.r, who bas leeil in this
city for Nv, ur three DAYS making i
quiet canvas o. thr s!tuat!u1, ,rit LeI..
lpr home th.e .yruih". Those vi II l,r. =
;r>, So kLo2' tiI- rt.il tac' : Say tha' he
result OF hi, lnqnlrlro -ho "'i nim, iir>i.
That the prospects Of stcusin.
unity and h.rm ouy in his pai
~, rank are decioedi Y :! rder,
and, second, 'h.t the ipdtpeuucai
movement, which, in il iucji i"Hcs,
was eXpec ted I" render great as.l-tal,e.
to The Deuocrd j. cause, IN cot !ltr!y
10 benefit h!m sum icnt!y to accoh.
pli~h lis ends. Some u Ia" mU.t a~tlItr
CT political politicians pr1dict, after
surveying the situation IL lis altered
aspsct, that in the event OF Wolfe Oh
tanning 10000 votes there Is "A rca>Ona-
bic certainty that Gen. Bal ey can CDin-
lnAnd majority here. Trey base their
Opinion upon the fact that tor The first
utue III decade the Philadelphia dele
CATION went 10 the State Convention AZ
unit for a home Candi ate that the
McGo"an faction, representing all the
o!ticc.ho!ding element except the Mayo
is lrrrtrievaD.y separated from the
NauX- X-llIden clement, as the Delnocra-
lie cry Committee Is designated, and
that L Republican Influences viii be used
10 widen the breach Further than
this, the Deluo 'racy has shown an iu-
disposition TO nrovi IT, such necrss9ry
funds a, are demanded, aud great room
10: f'aud Is "il"re'i by the neg lect IT,
pHrge the Assess r. Ilsr Conservative
!eadtrs assert tlat Cameron viii u>r
his opportunity Oh this occasion, and
there Is conspicuous lack OF eutAn9i-
asm foc the independent movement
As COMPARED with the detection OF last
FaLl
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
SECOND EDITION.
u. .. DISTRICT COURT.
The Trial Of PINK hen Continued.

The United States District Court con
vened at L. O'clock this morning, and
resumed the trial of John Pinkt,eu in
dict-i for lndnciug Patrick Hickey to
CAS-: an illega. vote.
CLar!es Harner sworE--1 live in this
city, was at the election polls on the !!
of last November. | saw Pipshen push
ing Hickey Up " the window. Tne tes'
timonv of tEis witness was the same as
that of william Heal who was exalniI-
4t yesterday afternoon.
Leighton Grlnes sworn ras a super
visor on election day and was present
at the polls saw pinkhcm pushing
Hickey up to the window The ere So
examination by Mr.. Lsre failed to
Show anything Of Importance.
Robert Valentine swurl-l am liair
dresser: on election day Pinhhen came
into my shop with Hickey, they wer"
10 h drunk and sait that they were on
a tiy. They said Tia Hickey had voted,
and | remarked that he hal no right 10
vote and they made no answer only
laughed.
e. oss. examined by Mr.. Lore. | saw
t.e men in my shop on election day,
ti,ry were luth under the Influence OF
liquor.
Matthew Mar,en sworn | live al
Lhe Pennsylvania House; was al the
rolls at Second aud Walnut street, N
election day: saw Hickey when he
came up TO vote, saw him offer '.is vote
but don't know III went in the box;
did not see plnkheu nave his hand, Oh
Hickey, although he might have had, as
tler. were = veral men bet Seeu Ms
Crus, eNan.ned-riukhcn said
that Hickey was alright, and boarded
at the same house that ht did; | IA
not see him vote or offer u vote. did
not know Of my oHu knowledge thA,
Hickey was AN i.'rg q. voter
William X. q lnn sworL--l VA, an
assistant insf ectr at the eIest.on on
the md OF last November; | saw Hick
ey ard 1T voi.oE il was between t"0
and three o'I.lln IA the AFTERNOON.
Hickcy's vote VAS in the box before !
any obicctlur va, made. P!Ikhen " "as |
behind Hickey and about twenty men
be iud h!'n. Pirhknu also vo,ed he !
V ted about eleven u clock III ne morn |
ing. went the lexI day tD From aud !
King streets and fyun" that Hickey !
and pinkhen.botb lived lher. At ll.tj
the Court adjourned un1i. o'cl,ck
Monday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
FOURTH EDITION.
CLOSING DAY AT ELK ROW.
A Largo Auendauee-The Races
Interesting Wedxew oOd wins
uhe Ais Race

The attendance at the Fair yesterday
was the largest yet, the number presen
being estimated al ircm seven TO tel
| thousand. All day people arrive.
from different sections ut tue country
and the trains were AL well iiicu. a
| large number OF persons went dowl
from this city. The oS race ELECTED
+ lots of 1un, the w'nuahg pair ma King
the balt-inile i'll three minutes and ioul
seconds. There were turee teams eu-
tered. The other races were called
promptly in the afternoon with The
80 class first, in which there were
four entries, resulting as follows;
Ncmhrino Clay, i; Ray Gould, :
I A.; Whi;eheih, = 3 ! star, 4 : 3
fine 2.iS - 3St - 81 3.
The next race was the 30 class,
with five entries. On conrleuou OF tn
second heat King Wilkes was with
drawn. The race was won without
much effort by Belle Falls The score
resulted a follows Is lie Falls, : ! |
L"ui, F, / - ! Clipper, 4 3, Major
. ) 8 > 1Imr : t.'',,--2 iy' - +u1.
Al.
The announcement was made yes
tertay that the celebrated Pacing mare,
Matte Hunter Houlu pace H. beat ncr
b. - pa"in- unc, : Is. She was exhit-
tied by her pwurf and driven ar,uud
a, rapid rate, hut wa MOI driven to
beat her best lnrc. Her time wa, nor
auuounced, hJJ II "a> uunjcrlurtd
that shn ntd. the hall MI" III about
10, Tnr i't!ia feature uf the irpitiug
was the lis class, whirE was look ea
forward TO with Mucl. Interest. When
Wed gew uot and XIV IA lhornc appear
three entries IL Ih.s "a. -, pn' the tii;d
horst ial,"i to pH' ~ an APPEARANCE.
Inc hrs heat "a~ ehrlii4 Z anu rluS y
contested, the tive nyi-t> lr,,srl.G uDurt
the Wiz ne h tu n"ck, 80 hat IL WAS
hit', 'uIt iu- tie -rec1a,uls To jIdl"
which had "ur aph al Thought IL Vas A
dead uoat. III iltdpr' urriuod Nea4,..
wood tae rinurr, N 2.@u'.. The nest
twc heats M"'r ~; 50 int resting.
W.dsewoyG gaming ~ easy vir,hly
over hl- l-orroGru,. Whining the rncr II
three straight h-At', time 80 ~
anh -.
A large number Of eminent persons
wnre prcS,ut iron! Ceci aud Hartford
counties: also from Winning on.
Thus ends the - ond eN Nnlbition ofthe
Cecil County Agricultural Society, the
people joining VITA che accord in pro-
nounciug it grand success. The
managers also alc LIr".y GtaIltieu with
, ft r..utt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
----------~ >
PASTORS A Nd president
yhe Clersvrean OF NAshiaxfIn
Have COraini lufcrSIew with
r. eAt dent krIhOr

Tie pastor, o; r'ts rhUrehc. ia Wash
lagton, arcuirp"nl ri by tn" III 'tnh.rs o.
th. Mary land Lutheran Synod now in
! = ,-iui. nrTr, c..itrtt III :. body on Pr 81.
uert .trtltn vts,cr'i2v atteruUuu at bis
! residence un tAprot HI. Dr. Chester
pastor Of the NeT"poli II. Pre-hyt9tiau
tcnu, h, who had been ,.eeiguatel to a.;
! .. Slukesinan tor IA, visitors, read the
! iIIvalnG address
! Mr.. l'ir>ltt"n --.ts pa a>Iors OF churches
, in this city, We desire ~ expires to you
Four appreciation OF the important pS 81.
slul, ~ whirl IN The providence Of God
You have t"-H Ca.i.d ; uuC sympathy Is
Win yea IN -v-sv effort 10 pto,uotc the
moral Int,&r!;I o. OH institutions, and
uuy ,NnfucnreI II your iuiHnt,on 70 dc
whatever vii. hert s!t~er>- the interest
q: he wl"Ic country.
A. pAstcrs Of lecLl.rches iE the Cap.
ia! We tender 20" ou: prayer, our YIN
pdlhy, aLU Il! The .lHc oi cur vocation
uUT ,arnest support.
H. d ln-e !n9 Vt pastors, held imme-
dI.te}y after tuur inauguration, there
~,.s earnestly !hvoksd Gou'S blessing
o. yuurs,lta and your administration, ,anJ
~ NV uiilf II tiL' prayer 'hat Npu
uay rue ovel Il, ln .he ft.tr Of the Lord
aud may h. The noAuyel inrtr..mrnt in
His naJds O: great r.c,s.r5 y the
wnoic natluh.
To this tie President responded sab.
s'a4ila!ly as follows
AN Cad to Meei yon gentlemen, Yet
Al is with deep sorrow uuaeg the clrcum.
stances which Eave 50 sadly developed
such mon.ntous dutie. upon me. In
hc performance pt .ii-se duties as Chief
Magistrate OF :. Gnd-t"arlus and religi-
Gus people, appreciate my dependence
upon ,hcir moral support and approval
under divine heS-ing and guidance.
thank you corIi t!(y for the assur-
ance of yout support and tvr your kind
expressions us sympathy aud conn
urLCe.
AT the conclusion OF Presilcn.
Arthur, response tht visitors were in
dlviiuany introduced to and sho OK
bands with him. The party then re-
tired evineut!y lnurn pleased with the
interview.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
FIFTH DDI}I1I
A"I EXTRA sEssIo>
'"e senator. x.,h.,,,u
Parties to hold eng Bon
Ter Of Comprom,.. The NJ

WASHINGTON, De, :
ber. ber '' =, senators nat OF both parties S'ee apsI
,hs, ness TO- hS.aay, and the indicar, a. a'dr,|
ny both sides will be .I wo', To- tnOro' \
I MIL these pteIlmin,,,' "''I attenis
are held nothing can be ., vyn y. 'yEea,
lhe purposes OF either part, "ea ID
sa,'on with the senator. r"',' Coars
indicate disposition to prr,.", uoS p'e ;!
ganizl'ioE OF the Sena,e ,'g"s ,'',.' tAt
nneessary delay aud sitbo"t "t'roHi
~ wrsnghng. ''' unse
4, ,nsts os,., Is i. Irn"'; tonight tia, s.,
a, so,, ., % ahe leading Democratic I; S.,s @'s
heid an infor,nat conterenr. '. u sr'sa
th"t the opinion was aImo,, s'-'ay ~
that compromise should h.. "nallna
10 'he Republicans, by which 'as%Aa
eiection Of a President pr, ,,m a',e''h
hcerS OF the senate shall hs ,tnI, t,,,: ,Ihta
tween III" ~ parties. the o,tn. t','lel
re'ary TO he given to the E.,,t9S u W
a|a 'hat OF SerGeant.aJ. Arm. r10l'as
tainrTi hv tn" b-r,ocra "' 'oEh
ne Democrats seem unj,as
ee'lei thai pfeslleng pro TEN. .a,t, u ~
he chosen before anytilup .'' ' Sl'ld
tempted, and 1t is pretty csr, ,.s' g a.
they will no consent tba' ''''.l ,S ta
mem oers shall b. sworn mtir '4' a, l'r
ing officer is chosen. The n", THN
zee ,.ti 'o"'''r@t in"t senator Davt, GI y.
Iiroi., VII act with them il, ,i's % W.
OF President prD ten, hoin hns, S y4It,
a''er the three new member, ara oF'l
fed. "e qht
IL is r'por'e'i to.right On go,l,nn.
~ that the" prominent S,p,,'. "N'
III FAVOR vi q compromises ,sbrn A
give tie frr,',I"u' pro tem IA 4 IN. VIZ al
puh'icans and assign the senate ~, aa NJ
20 the Democrats who now hoIJ ,A'a ,a
II is held by AT lea, one If ,hs.. 'Ea
atoT. that thr President pro tenn ,t',I I
oe give;i 10 n" E"pupIicaus, for ,,n. s
reasons, among wulch are the ,H..
isg; '""'
First, becAu~" by an unni,,,L,v.
expression ol opinion at the p,,l, NV
November thp people placed III. T ),
u Ia" GoyerDm,n, rn,
hA'd, % tie /. pueAcan plrv ,S ny
n Eepnb,itssR pu> ttbt and yt,s I'D
Dent; srt'nd, l. yuI>t III" crp,,or a,
Democrats >!urbt of the ,.o,.
inNg lutsuk De.ow tl- Pa.
Jent of i"r United St.,tp.. n,rpb,s
danger the rIr,l.lNl nv p,,cny,, :,
the power ot Nnne person po.I,,a,yi.
sane to transtr" by srea: Chine M
administrator Of the Gveru.a
from the l:"pUb, lean to the Derlo,ns,
Party.
The experienced the last lew uarh
having SHOWN 'nat ,lch aueytDl ya
beyond tAe llui., of po~taty hi,
regarded as wise togive due eor,lI.n
tion TO this pvlnt. lti, Sugsr,tsI r,s
such an event, II \ Democratic prri
lent pro ten. sAoa.d be chosen, wylt
;as: u dread ie>pyn ,iD!hty upJn Il.
Democratic pt.i>, Pursuing ,tb
course ct reasoning II IS urged iuat ID.
President pro ten, should hot oniy b.,
republican,, hut - out ihotoaghyh
~ mpathN with Ihe President Of III
u niteI States. Al these may bv ,s
entiments OF Il trH democrats, bQiA
lie cOuiideLce is exercised tha. s.a
':ewa will control the party IN IL
1uate,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
The President's Hand In the S.v
YOvk COnxeniia.

| The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger Of Thursday saws
The Republican State Convention has
| fini 'hed up its work, and, by the time
this reaches the Ledg office, its mem,
bers from other parts of the State viii,
be well on their way home. The result
you will observe, fully bears ont Tho
previous statement Of your correspond.
ent that peace and harmony would pre
val instead of storm, in consequence
OF the astnte managenen, o. the ma.
chine at the critical moment by pr.si-
dent Arthur IN keeping his friend, Mr.,
Conkling out of the Convention. And
prevailing upon his "Stalwart'' follow
ers 10 refrain from ANYTHING lik.
tacti"us resistance, either To n Naif
breed organization of the Convention or
70 subsequent nominations. Tb. Hair.
breeds, however, will make a bad mis-
take II they suppose they have mad. an
end of III" Utica 'eH Boss" and an
equally bad mistake if they supros.
that he voluntarily absent.d himself
from the Acadrmv, as il from an an
rrehension that be would be beaten
there. There Was another power,ouiet
- WV 'A''' 'b"'iN az NoTk, 10 Insure ms
absence, and IN due time that lowrr
tIniess some unforeseen change in some
body : mind occurs in the ucanHlli.)
Will invite HIM out OF the valley of hu.
initiation =" go up higher u pend
upon II. tnere is sensation in store for
the Hale breed bre;hrrn, Of a character
!" hIske them suspect after all "thiurS
ar" not what they seem " Meauyhilt
the lr"SiC"nt has not only pres.rve,,
the un,tH O; fh" party in New York, but
ohtEln@t "A vote of confidence from n
convention which WAS engineered from
II 81 I" tast ~ open opponents or luke
"arm friends. Mr. Arthur has alwags
h"en credited with being the most adroit
poiti"a! manager in New York and the
great things which he has nov 50 u Met
Iy and nnro'rn>lvely accomplished will
have 20 h. added 10 his account.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
The Ladies OF Wilmington

and vicinity are respectfully solicited Il
call and examine the large aud hand,
some stock OF now goods just opened b,
Mrs. Kirby, NJ. 2o2 King street. New
and best shapes and ST. les Of hats and
bonnets in DO lver. plush and seaLskiu
also later move ltias in feathers, ribbons,
ornaments, bir Is, leas,s, sc, Mrs.
kirbN's lcng experience and wrIl-kno"I
taste in selecting her stock are guaran
tees thai you can at all times .ct tie
latest ana best. a peep at her window
this evening will be quitea treat lor be
ladies'.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
sudden Disappearsnce OF a Colo
Watch,

Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. George W.
Jackson went o take his watch l:oIn
his pocket TO ascertain the time when
he discovered that il was gone. He
was nonplusaed 10 few moments, but
remembered that he had been out upon
the roof OF his house repairing the chin
nev and thought perhaps he had drop
pei II there. Another visit to the roof
failed to discover the missing tim.Ilece
bui u piece Of the chain Was tOund
c!,ugine to the shingles 1t il supposed
that the watc5 fell from be ruti ~ h.
pavement i'e,ow in The yard a. the p...
a var House, where it va, prob.b,
picked up hy >olLe one.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
Benevolent Beg nests.

The Ill Of the late T.. K. Nudge OF
Boston, nesides making ample provis-
ions for his widow helueaths 5000
each to the Church Home for Orphan
and Destitute Children, the Trustees
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, for
tho benefit OF Aged and Intirm Cler-
gymep, ard the Society for the In.
crease Of the Ministry of the Protestant
and Episcopal Church ia the United
States, aud $1,000 each TO the American
Bible Socieiy and the Massac husetts
General Hospital.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
DR., Sta,ms' Augue Killer

The great American remtay l1
rapid cure of augue and chilI' anu ~ y
and malarial fever as 10" nalhel y y
dom more than one chill afterl' ras
Cures everywhere and in ever! caI, =
alike. Now in use for26 yfafSNV,-.a ,.a
never heard of failure to cure ~ \
a box by mail 6Octs. Man Csl'' \, !.
and King, Pnila. GU Arch St'et. a.,h i
tail dealers sell it; ask your dfNSr
It; contains no quinine.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
Sw wkIZerlaVO.

LONDON, Oct. "a despatch 10 the
Times from Geneva says: The Socialist
Congress at thnr closed on. Tra arsday.
The AmeIirsu delegate gave despond.
ing account oI the condition of Social.
ism in America. He said that the
nunber Of Socialist newspapers had
been reduced by cne-half since 1877,
and that th'. better times have caused
a thinning in their ranks. 1t was re-
solved lO hold Il Congress in PARIS iu
lEH,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
zine Pletui Q.

Mr.. J. X. Sutteriey,th photographs
302 Market street, has Just FDl'AVl
hne photograph Of Mr.. Herbert W
county Treasurer. Il is 10 De pa'vv
the bottom OF the drop curala' III W
Odd Fellows Ha.l at New Ca''S
plac. of u picture OF the same sH1
man, which was painted oy fI !.
adelphia artist, bit did not SUI. "
owners of the hail, rs ii was j"
good picture. MIR. sutterIey, pN'u
is the very Image OF our sen a' V0u''
Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
4 YnHE. Al.E. aJUr.

schulz, 'hc tobacco dra,r hos Il
,l,r"t Ietr u 'rEe]. Me- Schulz ha~
arrl"@@I 4 rt..r" ioi INN in i tsok If
~at"l mad il" alNete'i 20 enjoy himself
hJGcly The Iiit" fellow Is about sis
ihcnr> .ong and j, trlsky ds a hn". Toe
mo her, who however does uut reside
~ IN, city = thlr"rn ta"t lone, aan
ncr naby ".I, brought her frrm + orI.a
bN towau
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
ElnancipaiiOn Day

was celebrated last thursday in Spring
field, Ill.,, by about 800 DegrOes, form.
ing Il process s>lon mJgs tAsn a mIir IN
!slI.,h. In front Of cA.president Lin
coins former home NAT Vas made,
and the band perlurlr, dlrge. lAt
line of march va, then taken up TO lh'
tomb of Lincoln, i'll OAK RItse Ceme'rl
where u number Of a dresses were DO
livered, most OF them referring
presidenu Garfield as having ATTEMPTED
to complete the unfinished work Oesa|
by the nartyrel tmancipatoE.