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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS.
EH9LAN d.

Negotiations With the Boers Concluded.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from
Pretoria says the convention between
England and the Beers was signed Sat.
urday last,
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CABLE CULLINGS,
THE IRISH LAND BILL BEFORE THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.

Severe Criticism by Lord SauIsbury-An-
other Clue 10 the Internal Machines
Prince Napoleon Wants a
Change in the constitu-
ton Of France.
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BELMONT POLITICS.
Probable Result Of the Demo-
cratic Primaries - Favorable
Outlook for Swaney.

Special Dispstch to the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLR, August /.
Returns from the Democratic prima.
ries held in this county Saturday indi-
cate that o. ]. Swaney has probably
carried the county and secured the nom-
ination for Common Pleas Judge. The
contest is close, however, between Swa-
ney and Chambers, and it will take the
full returns to definitely settle the ques-
tion. Two hundred and eight votes
were polled in St. Clairsville precinct, of
OF which swaney received IS, Chambers
81 and Charlesworth 63.
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Doing Well at Z. P. NJ.

ExSCUTIvE MANSION, P. N-The
President remained with his head ana
shoulders elevated until the time for
the dressing OF his wound this evening.
IL continues 10 progress IN very satiS-
factory manner. and discharges heavy
puss free.y IRON the deeper rs we'll rs
the superficial portion. lie has taken
nourishment and in sufficient quantity,
and in all respects he continues To do
well The rise Of temperature this a.
ternC was light. At present his pulse
is lO4. temperature g9 so. respiration
%
[Signedl II. W. Bliss,
J. h. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
Roar. REYRURN.
ID ID AGNEw.
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raddaiad 7sisgrum' on Fourth Pa9e.]
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In a Satisfactory Condition at 1890 z. N

In Satisfactory Condition at 1890 z. n.
ExrCUrIVE MANSION, l2:SOP. THE
Presidents wound continues to do well
\! tie morning dressing it was found TO
b in all respects in satisfactory condi-
uon. After the dressing WAS concluded
his head and shoulders were raised in
the same manner us Yesterday and he
took solid food for breakfast with more
re ish than hc has hitherto shown. At
present his pulse is 100, temperature
~ l 10. respiration -.
Signed ID. W. Bliss,
J. X BARNES,
J. J. WooDwARD,
RoRr. REYBURN.
+. Il. HAMILTON.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 3 to 4 Per csat-6evxN-
msnts Quiet and Generally Firm.
Flour ia Fair 0emand-Whsat
Higher and Active
Hogs Steady.
FlHAHoR.
New York.

NEw YoRK. August tl.-NoSr-Essy
at 394 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 3S4 per cent. Sterling exchange.
bankers bills dull at 4se; demand ts4t.
sILvsa-At London 6lid per ouacs
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent. discount
GovERNNENs-Quist and generally
firm,
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PrrrsBusgH, August l.-Pstro|sum-
Quiet; United c.yt,hra'e. veat st 7ste;
refined 7tc Tor Philadslphia delivery.
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Add;ii1aIli x.1Iss Ess0 SA1s@
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BULLETIN Ms.
SAYS He Feels Better Than at Any Time
Sincs the Shooting.

Says he Reels Better Ihan at AHS = 'iiHo
Sincs the Shooting.
EXECurlvs NJ MANsToS, August !, $50
A. M-The President slept well during
the night and this morning Is cheerful
and expresses himself as feeling better
than at any time since he was hurt.
After the slight rise of yesterday after
noon his temperature became again nor
NAL early in the evening and SO con-
tinues. He appears stronger and has
evidently made good progress on the
road toward recovery dnring the last
few days. His pulse is now 81, temper
atnre 9S 40, respiration Is.
lSigned ID. W. BLISS
j. h. BARNES,
J. J. W, W,ODwARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
d. II, AGSEw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
A Brutal Assault.

Last night, between 1 and l2 clock,
as James Lewis, accompanied by q
neighbor, (both colored,) were pro
ceeding to their homes ON Bird street,
Hedgeville, they were brutally assault
ed at Front aud Madison streets, by a
crowd of young white roIghs. James
was knocked down by Robert Haley
and Dan. Mcguire, and severely hand
IL They kicked him upon the fore
head iphicting large cash over his
right eye The appearance OF otflcer
Pardee, in the distance, CAUSED the par
ties to run, and they made good their
escape II it lad not been for the time
ly appearance of the officer, the affair
would have assumed serious proper.
tions, as they seemed bent upon kicking
the life out Of James. The assault was
made without any provocation what
ever, and the guilty parties will be ar
rested Immediately upon their being
fOunt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Brother Gardner On ~ npnthy

Am dis a sympathy kentry, or am
we a race of incousistentS "' ASKED the
old man as he slowly uIfolded his legs
and stood erect. CAS- soon as a murder
or anu sentenced to be hung, a sheer OF
de public begin to weep an 10 shuttle all
wipe der eyes an pltlshun for bis par
don, entirely forg.ttln' de widder an
chl'en of victim. What do you call dat?
Grant had two terms, a big salary an a
good show. an while 10000 Ortans in
America wanted bread, public sympt-
thy raised "A quarter Ct million OF dol
lars for man already roIlIu in wealth,
while %, 900 private soj"rs, manned and
wounded tur liir, have 10 fight tho hull
kentry for a pAltry penshuu? What do
you call dat" A gOOl husband az "a
kind father am kil-ed cherry hour Ill the
day in iii. kentry, an a man wuuId
bavea hard day ; work TO collect fund
of two dollars to hey bury him. II Van
lerbilt or Gould war to be smashed To-
morrow, somebody would suageSt tcs-
timoual OF nilyun OF dollars. II
twenty honest but poor men were smash
ed up mex day it would be nip all tuck
TO ralse a fund large NUT TO pay fur dc
cottins. We ain at tust Mortified at "
murder an den turn around and weep
ober de murderer. We sen men to prisou
10 punish 'em, an de Judge an jury
turn aroun' an sign a prtishun fur par.
don. We make laws one day, an 7ech
to upset ern dc mex. De man who CON
mits great crime IT, dag AN ~ ken Of
rs tren' to mCrrcr. After sleerln o.
it one night We call Lin luuauc AMI
nm excuses fur him. Public sympathy
has abolished the gallu>, an yet it will
suffer women and children 10 starve an
freeze 10 death. Men rob our banks an
am pursued, aot to be punished, but TO
be given n commishun Oh der stca.ins.
Puhllc sympathy, as | see it, am a sort
OF jar filled with butteriuilk, b,neS,
hash, buttons, scrap iron, beer slUps
and wilted bouquets. don't want any
oh It. If break de la 4 want the pen.
atty enforced. If | meet wild mistor-
tune want to borry instead Of beg. If
die ! want no eulogies on my var
chues or criticisms On my f4ilins."
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
The kpraHue estate.

A meeting Of holders of mortgage
no cs Of the A. Il w. Sprague manu-
featuring company, representing about
$4,000, 600, was held on Wednesday in
Providence. The offer made by Gener-
a Butler of S2,oOo,o0o for the entire
property was rejected almost unani-
mously, and it was decided to recon-
mend Mr.. Chatfee, the Trustee, ito sell
and convey the entire remaining prop
erty of the Sprasue trust deed and as
Signments to an organization of credit
ors for no less than S2,6o0,00o," and 10
request the trustees holding the Bank
0. Commerce title 80 convey their title
to said organization on the completion
of the sale. The terms of sale and the
terms of payment to be no more favor
able to the purchasers than those named
in the cf"r made 10 Mr.. Chat1ce by
General Bu5i~f.'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
THIRD EDITION.
The story In . Nut shell.

The Philadelphia Press, Which Is
protective tariff organ, has adopted the
primer style Of literature in Its discuss
ions on ires trade, but the change from
the learned di Sserta,ions which former
ly tillel it's columns TO this new style OF
argument is an agreeable one, and the
subiec, loses nothing from this mote Of
treatment. In one of its edition there
is what it calls Christmas story, the
text OF which is a local ten when ap'
peared in the New York Times. Here
it is. ond we commend il TO those VINO
are afflicted with the free trade doc
TRUE: -,
This is a Christmas story. 1t WILL DO
also for New Year story. Do you see
that old man? How fat and happy he
looks, The two boys are his sons.
They are car ring Christmas toys out OF
nlaiu pieces of wood These busy peo'
ple are from Switzerland. The old man
tells a reporter of the New York Times
that it took him seven years to earn
his business. Then he worked at 1T 10
wears before he came to this country.
Did he leave the home of kis father $ ~
escape the despotic oppression OF an ef-
fere monarchy" No Switzerland Is
republic. The old man says he left be
cause h. could hardly make living
He also wanted to give his boys II
chance. Ip Switzerland week earn
inys would often be less than two dol
lars in American moIey. But every
thing is cheap in Switzerland. Is II
not? Hardly anything is 80 cheap as
wages. She cannot raise enough 10
feed herself That makes living high
for people who earn two dollars week.
But living is also high in the Unit ID
States, is it not? Very But we raise
more than we can eat The old man
says his boys can earn 81 day each,
making jumping jacks. The boys are
not yet skillful work tnan. The good
father can cara more. He says that he
will have better Christmas dinner
than the Mayor of his canton at home
will have. but is not everything he
wears highly protected? Yes, Indeed
almost everything. Then why d!d ho'
the old man 60 to Eng land? That Is
free trade country, aud near to S"l'2Hr
land. They cannot raise enough 10 ea'
in England Aud English people come
60 this country TO get better wages. 30
.hey stay and pay high dules 10 oNl'd
up American maruiac'ories' Oh, yes,
they stay They lilSe it here. The old
man also says that the things he made
In Switzerland were sent to America
He thought it would pay him better to
come here and make them on the spot.
Is he not sorry? Oh, no; he says he has
been here four years, aid has never re
GREETED coming. Does he not have Il
hated monopoly? Not at all. He say
there are 3 600 more OF him in New
York They are all doing well Do men
who make other things like 10 com
from the Old World and make them
here? Rg ships come over loaded with
them every day. Is not the New York
Times protective tariff organ? Ne; II
is very tree trade newspaper Did
the able editor see this Christmas story
before, it went in his paper? No, tht
able editor was busy writing an alb t
free trade article entitled THE delu-
sion Of nigh wages
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
h'OI.ISi. tsLEANlNGs.
A Number OF Persons Who Had
Their CBl istnas spoiled by kns
6uIEIng too Freely in the "Oh bs
TuSful,J

Mayor Almond dispensed justice Al
the foilce Court, On Saturday evening,
IL the following eases:
Tat. MrDo"a.u was committed to
jail for 80 uaNs, for vagrauCy.
las. Anderson, Wesley Tall"r anu
Henry Harrison, were each lined : and
cu>ts for di,urGerly conduct and iuler-
fcriog with III cttrcr. one of th etrio
was arrested 10y officer Brirkle for
drpukcuncss, when JLeoCher two inter.
ierm', and were gathered in.
Tou Muliu, a small bat bad boy ,
vas arral srtt upon charsc Of disor-
delly conduct aud annoying III" people
70 his ucighhOrhCud. He vas required
10 furnish 500 pcace bond, ana 10 pay
the cost Of Tie case,
Tie NEST important Ease Of the even
| ing, was that Of Lewis Pyle, who was
arrested the greTiuU. IGN for stealing
a 'crse and wagon, belonging to VII.
liam Luke, Of RocklaLG, the particulars
# Njilh were mentioned il saturday 5
IL II RLICAN. Several witnesses were
called and testified to seeing The prison
er III possession of the articles and WA
II the aG Of selling blanket when ar
res I'd. The prisoner was held lor court
III lie sum oi $500.
II. W. Borne and John Maher, for
d. yrjcrly conduC. ut the depot, were
arrest.d 9y special Gtltcer Jones, and n
tine OF . and costs imposed upon each.
During the hearing Maher became
quite IIrbultn;, and called officer
Jo.ss liar. For this offence ali ad.
ditiJual tine 0! a. was imposed upon
MIN, These parties hailed from New
Caste.
Numerous arrests were made Satur
day night and Sunday morning the
cells were crowded, aud thc Mayor dis.
posed Of the following;
John Mclaughlin, drunk and disor
deriy, s. and costs; Perry Hamilton,
colored, disorderlycoLduct,S 81 and costs;
Cha9 Smith, Mark Hamilton, Lewis
Morris aud Robert Johnson, all colored,
Tor being being drunk and di sorierly,
were each fined 81 and costs; jim. kie.
tie ard John Zebley We're each lined s.
aud costs for fighting in the streets;
Christopher Bould, di8orde.ly conduct,
81 ard costs. The total number OF
drunks We're seven and the usual fine
was imposed upon each.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Central \ LWeu,y.y,x,,

The Iwen'y.siN'h Anniversary q, ,bs
Central Presbyt"rIlu Sa,m,b sr,"ni
WAS ncld III til" church ,p,prlay ,,,D,
uoyu. The chHwn va, well b.I WIN
friends ui .In >.Ipu, lal taeDprcx..
were N'ry lh'rr, Ill, aul consisted
III Nlu,M- ny lho differ. n,
schools. Tu" m., p.uaa, ,.,,t.
was the CAr>' .A, exercise "g,s
GIuGils Of u,Cml, JAd," 3y .ns
schoJ.. \ turI,JMt, ,A70l ys, +. 4y
rondered hy u qAHln;e Memorial
exercises were nr,d, wl,uA wr,e r,nw.
ed by an address by tA- pastor n.y
Or. Nixon. \ numbe, Of book, w,r,
presented to the scholars, why lad
committed 10 men.y tie sbor,sr
OT dirercut books Of ths
bible. This custom has lon, been A
prominent traIute IN this Sunday
school. After singing While the Day
are going by tie aul'rnre WAS d!.
ml>,td with .he bruriIct.ou.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
The Whipping po.,

Al > o'clock Saturday after,o,,
Slrrifi IL pursuance If the ,sn.,, 'ne
til" Court applied the lash ,n,I,ic I.sDVc OF
OF the following prisoner, Wv w,H TaV"
MoGinnis, John Craven and ro' .''au
Closkey, the three boys who wa." .a Nc
victed OF the larceny Of 80 rrNr r,' tA VoA'
reuce Messick. each rcce!yej ,ar r"' u LAW. D'~'
Isaac Hayden received tpon,r ''ste'' 'ST''
for stealing u roi. OF leather f,n,o '"s1s I
Walther Shatrach Tru,,v ','' ", 'olh
for the theft OF a silver Watch Jy'I.ou J
Joseph WheIan had - iash,, T,nl .ton
Black colortd for tue ,arc.ny a, ''auuel
-. and a pipe, Received twenty u ''' '''''
Arthur Craig who plead gu.l,y ITS ,n 49,
charge OF burglary, spent ONE baU. W 'ae
the piiIoTy, an! W.s then eiv.n ,oo,. ~
lashes There was Tie o,nl' r",fy
crowd OF spectators prpscp, vto t,,"e' ~
pedr"d 10 take u lively INTEREST in in .ts lp
proceedings, :" ''e
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
The Old Ewedes.

There was service held in the Old
Church at y o'clock Saturday night
to welcome the nativity of our Saviour
The interior was nicely decorated with
evergreen, AMI on each side of the pull
pit there was an illuminated star, re-
presenting the star Of Bethlehem. The
pas'or officisted and held a brief but
impressive service. 1t was the inten-
ton to have celebrated the sacrament
of the Lord's supper but the communion
service is in the custody of DR.. Frost,
the previous rector OF the parish, and
ha refused to allow them to be used.
TIE servi q was accordingly postpon.
ed until next Saturday night, New
Years eve.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
New Brewery

Joseph stockle, whose .,ns n'sH''; 'tn;,. bs
destroyed by fire a short 'liD, Il ,,sJSrjiios J
commenced the work Of 'Svtd ,,rrrtd
The new building is being i ijr,I Gr a I'd
according to plans furnished ! w syy4ra 4
York architect, who make'a 1r;s., ~
of furnishing plans for eF1~s' hs'rs. IBID
new building will be OF VI O,.' .as, IiDs1
stories high, and 40 by NV 10 .e'I tle ID
sions. 1t is intended to ln"Ae .'s., 70.
establishment one OF tne ~, .' sta,e,
busines IS that there Is III 'n' ''"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
CnrlSiinn>Scraps.

Adjutant l.. j. Hart hal an over.
coat stolen from his Dyaf.lus house on
Friday last.
Chas. King, Taos. Jennings and q
negro namcd .jl>rph Brnaey, were
sen, to Jail uu Saturday.
Market SIR ct presented a lively ap.
pearange ON saturday night.
Early morning Christmas services
were held IN hearty a.. Tie churches
yesterday morning.
a youn; lad wcat into 'At h7e cent
store on Saturday 10 l1Ok around.
Many things attracted his eyes apd as
wouId slip something IN his pocseis
every few minutes. About the time
he had hi,ponKcs full, h9 was detect
ed, the article, w"en from hlA1, aad
he Was paced IN the custody Nal
officer
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
THRISIMAS GROCERIES.

We have Just received our Christma&
stock OF groceries such Us ralsins, currants,
citren. lemon peel, orange peel. dates, hRs,
lellies OF all kinds ; dried apples, s; dried
peaches, 10 evp. apples Is evp. pesches,
fb cranberriss, not those frosted ones. 10 CITE
per quart Ms. Jackson's Chester oOunty
homemade mince meat, "; 4 fbs. OF the same
make apple butter IS; pepper sauce, 20 per
quart saur kraut, 10 per quart hs best
rice, Is; bs. French pruuee, rs 8 bs. new
curran's, rs; Lauguyra coffee, rs marlcabo
25 golden rio, 1b; good tea, W extra. 20 |;
fine, 90 syrup, 10 cents quart extra, Il cts:
golden syrup, 49, California drips. 20 ssu.
sage and scrapple, IN ade by Lewis Laribora
OF Chester county. We are the sole sgenu
for cabbage IN this city. Remember, for " s.
cash we will sell bbl OF extra Family
patent process fiOuI; we guarantee s.tisfaS-
tion or send after the hJur snd refund ths
money, so you take no risk In buying fine
-four rs bs, 81 90 q bag ic. -four is extra.
Call at FORD'S Sore, Front a. d Madison.
nOv2a
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Entertainment ihisL'eniIs

A Christmas tuitr,a!Iille1t, pn,cs
given in the Household Of ram H y-r,r. lor.
this evening. The eXeEc''' T',I mn,c Nc
si.t Of vocal and ins;raucn''- Ia'. ~.
reci,atious, dia.osae' a24 "a ''',k "rl@k'|
and will commence at "% yS D,,,or,
Presents will be given v the l,,s,' ,.JsT
officers and teacher, OF We ~FT.,i,'mas S
school, from an immru* u o1't i,r Incl
tree which will be tr'DIN a., " ths
oc aston. During the y's.'n, ,~., vii
pa,tor, Rev. George T. h'1I'''
read an original poem'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Win dow BrGk en-.

A man considerably under the infu
ence Of liquor, was proceeding alorg
Second street, on Saturday afternoon,
and when opposite Mr.. Joe Grow :
oyster saloon, No. 2l9 West Second
street, the epavement beca me too narrow
for him and he started TO wax over a
pile of oysters which were lying on the
pavement In front Of the store door.
The result was, he could not navigate
over the oysters, and he slipped and
fell which fore. his elbow through the
large window ia the door, and shlvered
it into a thousand pieces.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Large Mail.

According to the usua' a1 oo+n v4s ys.
Sunday, the post-ottic.'ee &c "a' "a q 10 lyO audi
day morning from $50 10 ~ 'Iw IIw,rgsrts
mail ma was very large-lndsesaa i, ~ this hi >
ever before. In Consel leh.o oUs NJ dslmI
in view of there being pu' ouS uwSereat
to day. all the letter r.rl,r', nar mai u't1
office yesterday to deliver N,nn WAS iwua,ag1
to those who called, wh'chh .lh' "" wisbdl1 !
sceommodation sc sn to those s,l VINO Onsfors si
get their letters ana p'p,dl ", delivery
rppular Monday morning u'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Yesterday ~ kiBSSwOad.

The anniversary exercises at Kings.
wood Chapel yesterday afternoon, were
OF ali entertaining and instructive nat
urt. Several OF the scholars gave reel.
,ations, which were rendered in cred.
liable manner, while the school furnish
ed some excellent music. There were
a number of prizes awarded to the
scholars for faithful attendance, meri.
torious conduct, and committing to
memory verses Of scripture. The chill
dren appeared well pleased, and their
only regret wss that Christmas comes
but once year
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
DESIRCCTlvE FIRE.
A nrcin new York .nvolvssaita
nfivu Million Dollars,

On SATURDAY evening aboll9 os.oh
a ura broke ont ma warehouse al Ils
corner Of South aud DrPcysFr ST. 'r''I
New York. Inc D"!.i.N! was ii.lsi i.s
with te., silks, TOBACCO, w!le'' "I.I ~
eys, and other a}o ubic 1IifrE ala
the fire soon became h'yyId co"'t1. y
the tirernep: mess ~, wrlo according!
sent 10 the Chietoi the p'gaiA'l, w, .ss
dispatched u mmbsr oi o'IaT' ~ ',,i.' la'
Scene, Tie ire va, u0' fully IAaa| a|
.ro,,rrol until abou, ) o'c.cai !'''o'lH
norniug aud a numoer oI tie tyLp'i !
ME. w,rr in seryIrr the .rrl.c'Iat y
trrday. The hN.uln- vas oT."p'i, Guy !, !
Ly covert Ackrr y Co, aud TIE W. -
..s lua!cl at :! OJU, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
BOOKS! BOOKS

John Cullen Bryant we'll and fsvorebiy
known In this city, iS the agent for the 10 NJ
| ~ ublishing house Of Mr.. X. Gateiey, hos.
ton. Mass. lie has comm encei So cai..
vass & wilmington for the sale of beautiful
ly illustrated B.bies, French Moo COCO.
bound Albums, bic .ioDar e'. Risto.tes and
other popular aud sta ndArd books, to be pa i'd
in monthly inslallments. Mr.. Bryant recol
lects the gcDer ,si,y Of the citizens Of vii.
mington In former yesrs. and hoVes he In Y
be Bs w-l,oue AID rs hee-iully received as
In he rrtt. Sample brooks may he seen and
orders les. at the hEr"Ba4CAN Office.
dec!3 2w.tt-j
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Anniversary.

The Second Baptist Siarr sanr'y yyesleI
afternoon. There was las a laasi iiutersr11
and the exercises we're we're The The p
Rev. r. B. Cook nlaun tsd ID tho oily
address, and congratulate, ,' that
and teachers on the o Ps0sasstt' sast year,
been made during .ni ri.binr P cOnd'
school is now in a .autttendsp'
and has a large average WV
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
ODern House

The "Coonie Soogah, a "evenlpi
duced this afternoon ~" This is "
the Gayler company ths sN Nprsssp'
best Irish dramas % NAV Of tDs
Barney iS1 Williams: .,1,ne The ptfoit Of the be ~
throughout, lte while ttnnenish the 'Ei,' fun q
,af q issp js%S1ns sS1s4syS,dS }sSds' in . good '''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
Boots and Shoes

NJ low prices. Daniel McCu 7ker, 2l6
West Second street, has got large "a d
desirable stock Of boots and shoes fol
the Fall trade which he intends 10 sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the pubic are invited to give him a cal
as he is determined to sell at the loves,
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26
FIFTH EDIPI0l
Railroad Emp,oxe...

~, WV Aet0R nh
Ihe employees of the Dalau'srsa.
.ern and Wilmington s. No,,safe NWafe Wes.
roads =, were kindly rememberaJ bnd'n Rail.
ur1ay, , by their friend. alonr ,'t !, on Sat-
"A laree basket containing hal, 'ae Line.
home made miuce pies, donnA'a , dozen
abundance, aud a large quan,i,a si.uats in
pies, were presented to ths ,y s,o ofap-
on the delaware Western ro,J p'oyees
Ran. '''o' OF BrOpl
The employees of the wi,ut.
Northern road, we're all kind'r 1S'oa Il
bered by the Postmaster A. : '+in-n.
station, he presenting them pa p1a,o'aItar
things as make the heart p,,d i4 such
lime OF tha year, such a, " n'n, this
doughnuts, etc. "''nce pa
Mr, Geo. w. Sawyer ,o,,.
mail agent on W. x n. road d"nn''Po'aIy
senled with a fine turkey on s'. "A' PIE.
by the Mrssrs. Palmer, Of T.. o'' 'rlay,
me sincere thanks Of the s"" smu, hln
OF these two roads are hear,i,ys s"pIoytes al,
to those who have so kindly t.,n,',d rH,"naed
ed them. '''Aemoer.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-26

ySI.LtOrr. JOHNSON hCu.,
u EiAN "A EK.S &SsD Egs3A ERS,
COE. SIXTH AND ltARXEr STREEIr
Stoke, bonds and o:Asr securities bough;
snt sold and carried on margins IL New YQrE
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ingto-, 70 az Of aich c!t!eI We have DIRECT
PRIVATE WlkES,
FUTURES In wEeat, corr, OATS and provisions
bought and sold Ia Chicago sid Eastern na'
.cts.