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, 1881-09-07
CHICAGO.

flsAs1SH folt THE fItkslpt'STs HEEoFHHf.
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Wy ,IuH so"tnuous oso"a .aas mauo ioconos'oh ,aa
.s vi Maason VI ssseo' ,.,s, .eus pcss' . IN. ano
nsossu"s ,u"s ~ Wv aeIo"t.u, m .laA ts. ou
tno Wn.to nonso 70 Long hsl.hea "as "a'ohea
Itoua alar WIN nalvcrsat interest, aaa as me
"lspAtcnts 1rotn tno s"1'ous potu's on toe tuutes
Ahilouhe!nR sao passhso " tae ts@!h toFAEas lts
aasc1 "An ~ pFco'ous aTt'sns leeMng nluca
imptovca 'nQnta"y. wcse posu'a up IN ~. I'stA' t
uSE w!hdo"a tna psopae sase ssRua o! .ol.o!, LOT
ay anahsss srs. ~. .o juatasS nans '' pto'e "
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tno ten.A ~ Lung n.f'uen gaVo 'ntehse sal!s'ao-
uu Ut as peopsa INV "as 'ao
ues.tus wo.o ."'saNe". uosu "as Nv
t;4us" WY u.e uueet 1a'"eae' sesu't"ht upo' tuo
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"hAcE CHURCH. ......-.-
Tho services ut Grace Methodlat Church were
of the sImpicst possible character. Owing to tho
short notice tho attendance was not ~ IaTHe Us
It would otherwise have been* About seventy.
two patple. chiefly indies, gutherca IN one Ut
tha small rooms adjoining tho leoturo-ropn. In
the aUse:tce Of tho past4r, Dir. W. ]. Tiahlsnan
oonduolod tho exercises, which wsro opened by
tho fervent alnggnE OF tho hymn "Jcsus, Lover
OF Ny Ball" THIS Was followed By earnest
, 1881-09-07
GEORGIA.


- ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
M'tASrA, Gh., Sept. U.-1n response to proc-
.s"aton w the Governor, tho Ilpll of l.uprc-
,sa'aslSes ~al was iil!od to-day with clt!zons and
ss. uufs OF the General Assembly to offer Up
In It5. ioe tho recovery Of President Garfield.
isJJssN iesJ,Hs Avs, were made and proyera offered by
ths ~ ,. a.'!tllsters. In tbs servtcH at Augusta
aas Mseni aad csncutod tho seGtlous tq9ether ~
, 1881-09-07

ss,ttsi Di,pa.fA tu 1ns Chicago Tribune.
..xv1rE. 1ud., Ropt. 1.-The Clrlstlnn poo.
~, bs l., the .srctltld Presbyterian church fh,s
Nn" Nu,n. IN unite IN sMpp1lrntlnn to ffotl Fur tho
p.'s,,n pesn. TO tcn!th Of tho beloved chtcf s1aE-
fe''u. protauly aD peraons wcre present, EN-
h..s .,,,, ali denominations. Among tho minis
u"+ctcnt u1s" wrrc pr. il. f. White, Tho lfov. ".
"a en,otnso,,, and tho 1ier. Ats. OF tho Presby"
!,.o tlcnotni,,lttDn: tho ltuv. j. u. Martln.
.sn1,.aon,E .ne Habbt l'feun,lunshnt, Of tho Ho0rew
ap. ts'aoo: tho Neys. 1llnckburh and Heel.
Mp he ey aFTs =; I'll t6rta,s # ths Met',1is. brss
- ,rn tr 4. L. Drth was Nu,0nE tho ntl,llelice.
55nnss.ient 5ns white rcntl tho fiinoty.Est rsaln,,
Hfs%oIirrrrd Il Bhurt cxhnrtattuii. with f4ttb IN
,,rrr tu grant tho hlcssI11E tnrDkvA as tho
Goit, for liis rrlnarka. Fervrnt prayers
faa@uS unSncrrh py tho reverend gcnttet1un present.
tssoHay Kraft prayed for tho iIiu OF tho prcsl-
A.. aaJ inp!ored tho An'IEt'tys Y. sss.lnK & 70
ssethar
sv,.tat Di,pa,th to Tie Chicago Tribune.
,tn,ayayol.ts, ind. Sept. a.-Many, ct tho
,..linr bllsIHess hollses. tho l'anks, the stHte
70. 70 eo aud ios. otce wers clo-,, frol 70 until
pess on ,niay. and business VIVA Kcngr.l.ty slIs.
Epsaed srccial services yer: hs q ssyara .;,n
shssnes ana 9nyera III 1e1 eps tHr s1S , rc
It Sy1' attenieI, mud 1nch feeling w.ls
~ ~ 1tuIIe.inA from ntuuH tho Presidents
antnrT we're read from tho p1,lpite. and their
E,nefu! tenor wns q cause Tor general rclolclngs
FDftr WAYNE,
s,<t.at Dt.pdtth TO 1hs Chicago 7+tbuns.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. Sopt. 9.-1nslnc*s boisses
nd tbe post t-o'ltce were Gloscd., Courts nd
sSrpei from ~ to to -day III otctltenct: t. lov.
asts, ,pps31g s1netc TSts'1a Gy to cv IT, n e.
Mona. was held III the First Presbyterian
Church.
, 1881-09-07
EMPRESS AND PEASANTS.
How tho CxariMn or ltusala yEas Ire.
coIved lii nn Old 1vOmnll's xFus.
Dali 1Gttt ysttt

coived lii mn Old .vomai,'s 11us.
I'ali 'fa da.sttt.
The correspondent whose enthusiastic lie
scrlpti1n Of The cza1 recent y1s,t to ,, Mossow s
a4u Vim .Nofsuuu , "s r"ua"s" 1"s. ".s,. ,
sellls ~ the following aceoant Of M lnri.
dent ol thu imperial tour: KS we were going
nqE q t v"gs The 10y" " bee" ,sr pro',ssS s
s.a"o W ~, ,ro,,is "u w. ,,a E,nnross Nice
seemed 70 promise privacy t'e a, empress ss
atel, 1 is a % e%9r;, ssr; S!f'"'"! I'll ycssr Aasx
= t0'f:' sia!te TSr"' H. s II! xcarsio". a's '"sf
sautf Sas tky p vss stsep y reses s t q 'xy x a MI
iooss sravel, IT, a!!.l @ afer sos 'Iiiiic,ty rsarhrd
the s.ilnmil. We crossed 2 p!ow:a tlesA a,ut
ea'ns to some eottages the Log Hss t' or y, shs
pres,s , ,approqYf|,ed Y her a,d asked @ .Ii f sls
so,Ild hnYe lltsle nllk Tor sn WHY t',IEssH;
MLlk" says tlie 2ld wolnnli, milk j..
"Yes; WI yn'' M kindly let 'Me !,ays so',le: u, T..
f; s1 W. ~ 81 Il, tSSx Hss t!s sirf S ts %eI i s Mn.
there sat = pAlr. listiessloaking wol.lan, win
two cl'lltren-.',,e u child O. j years; the
While lier MhjeSty WIS chatting atfably
with tne YOUNG notner, uie nso woman c.nfe
III WIN II DoWl oi vers uifly,lt'oh.nR ni,A
"lasen't, you gut . better Spoon, kooti
W0nan:" y neW ", ONT wt!s f0ltntl-palnIe'l
III rtu MID Enttl. I!ie EiiI,I!Ss, 1or lofiss
sake. tastea me fepnisase-ihokllE oeFaingt;
atia aticr some conversation Ait. p ~ nshea
thy oi.l wn''!ai ,, What sl!s wanted tor u.
"Want 19r IT,, sl!e repileti, thnMENttuiay. a,t
~ wMnt hvs Roper;ks sliSeE.m Innts, s,1t too
ueAr,' nc saitl. Will sgsloia aif: Inc
prGe ;, rtiaoMs @ anfGe ,tH ,,oa @ nv1 H. ~,
bowl lehrcr 10 llcr, ,ihfce; 40. Hve:
lts siialilo ior Gei,l,GlGiKs 70 haEEse noo1.I
leW kOpecks' lle ~ guy lokll,E' saln
tlle impress, coming % tAG Iescne. merry
we teh Tno!es iof yol.' nut' initeIp93Stsu
, 1881-09-07
SOUTH AMERICA,
A Talk with +. a. Osborne, ls1-NIinistcr
to Chill-A Thriving ItopAblic.

A Talk with r. a. Osborne, ,l:1-7Iinistor
to Clili-A Thriving Republic.
Nflu Turk Tribute, 6eut.7
Thomas A. Osborne, late United States
Minister 10 Chill, ami fecentty appointed
Minister to BrazIt, arrived III tlsis city Oil tho
stenlner Acapulco OH friday. A Tribune
reporter lud II conversation with lin lust
eyening at the Fifth Avenue Hotet.
ais thu boundary treaty between Chill mud
the Argentine Republic, which you helped
to negotlatc, sAtisfactorytu both countries?"
asked the reporter.
"Yes, believe no. The treaty wns signed
July %, tho day bafore left Snntlagu. and 1
hive no lutbt tho Congresses OF the twO
most dangerous disputes thnt ever threat
cncd South Amerlcn. Thu two countries
are about evenly mntclcti, uni aro the
strongest nations down there, They are
well provided with ironcluds. The treaty
fixed n line between tho two countries rull-
hing along the watershed Of the Andes south
to the f0rty-seconl parallel. then along
that eastward tn 70 degrees longitude, md
thence southwcsterly tn Point Dun Jennes
ut tue mouth of Straits of Magellan. Terra
del FneRo was divided by n line running
south from the Straits OF Magellan. The
land north ind east of these lines Is Given to
tho Argentine RapuplEc. and tilat Oh tho
other stdu to Chilli Thus the Argcnt!nes
gain their point that Chlli st,nI ilave no juris-
dlctihM u. tlH IAt!nntic Coast, while the Clll-
lntl3 NrG given tho usA Ut the Struts OF Mil-
ss1 ws eSo fsy SrSydss ys ssYs t 5 fsf stIas tf
DH forever free To te ttngH Ut NIL buttons, AIld
that 10 fortttlcutlons bo erected to Interfere
with such use Of tllutl."
"Why did not thu effort to make a treRty
NJ Mt 4 rim ftEfn
succeed RI ,~''~ ',
"Wcll, It was Il delicate nattcr to arDI-
tratc. 1t was rs II BonIt foreign Power had
tE!s.! to " sstte tls sonteHtion betwss! sie
iions were atunt equally strong, caelI Ind
twn lronclatis, alld they weru Jealous Ut
uacll other. The prin!lary bol.e or enten-
5o as ts !tFn an Ka''S s, aIv fRos'ts fron ~
tlleso aourcss with sucl. little labur that 1t
excited tho envy Of tho Woodworking
"is Chill much impoverished by the late
~. No. She spent from $50, ,ooo, 600 to sGo.-
O00, 700, but IT al,a acquires tho Peruvian
l'roylllce of 'rarapnca ally will rsat!zo ", GU
o0o Or S0 ooo 900 year with Which to pav NJ
worth !iow !bont par IN Europe" -,
"Wil' Chill mnkh rct,.aratlon for thu plllag-
Ink done by her Arlny ~
VI think slio will .l1 what ts right"
qujrlig iha Province Of fIiar.pura .'
mo. Hut think Chill ought 10 modify
her clnflll, hlld lnniy Of her uest liell llObR-
s1rong for demanding thect..iine vi tliu prov
incn by Peru. This lprlyiaiis, Ut course,
woal4 By very Elad for this co.1ntry's inter-
"Iiow is Chili prosperlng genymlly"
".rery vol. This war ,as lltase labor high
NIltt the Inhabitants Mrp consequently llpuIt
, 1881-09-07
Lady Hiancio murphy and the Pops.
Ety1a&tyII fFofi.

Tho .lcath Ut I.Urt! ilainsbuFuuvh recalls al.
auertiotu Ut tho tttnn Of hls conversion. The
the,l lorl unl Lady Campaign. with thsir c!dsst
Guild. lally l!laMch0 tsturphyi, ut the decisive
Lady Nlanehu, Who bud nuvur sapn olthar fathsr
nr nlutncr cry previously tsho VIA ut The tltno
guilty Ut euilu vxacu4lit.g Ill trcAtinuAt IL hur
ptrunt4 whetuupot,. with close4l infant Hats aud
aud febt, shu tuak hsr1clf tn tho lt4i-
aRined grievance. Judge OF tho horror Vt her
paeenta ut aeeEuY such !rravsfent deed o0lurnt-
ted on the sacred pstsoA of tue popol Plus ~.
ellor aui the OUTS Of tho junlor neophytv,
called Glonstknos Ut htS xntv- chauhes IL tl6
, 1881-09-07
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

WASI4IN0TOV.
a, ,"s'so7oN, D. e., Sept. d.-Thia Ia the dull-
tea. ua ~ q4teteat day Washington haA seen for u
ns.o Mne' The departmentB nro alt closed by
ms,1sr " INC Proclamation Of tho District Con,-
,rsosslss ,rsssa ~ fnakng this day Of prayer for ths
atss il beinv' 'Is aaa rses!dit. scArcely any naI-
stNGd. @ 4oae' many OF tue Storea beluE
, 1881-09-07
CALIFORNIA,

RAu ~, III bHS FIkANCIRCU.
ID, H.. AAsciaco. Sept. GA service OF prayer
na,n,a.'eF .seoseFy OF the President was hcld this
ton ~ M III me Young slen'a Christian AssoeIa-
I'D c,ey. Every sent Ia Tho hnli was oca,iipIri.
-'o"as "ore forced to etanu.
, 1881-09-07
NORTH CAROLINA,


hlYv,. ItAIETUIf.
.ly oh.s"N y. T., Sept. G.-The day was gensr-
oos of ofsseu n.s hero and throughout the state VI
Ru.iu.r, .'et Tor tho recovery Of the President.
Wa a'moat eatlrsly suspended,
, 1881-09-07
NEW UAMpSITIRE.

rosoo., GOV. HE'LL.
pnd.s y. ~ H.. sept. G-Oov. Dell designated
aJI.;.a sae Sth, from 10 to L. as a porlod Of hu-
Fttalden, ~" prayer for the recovery OF tho
, 1881-09-07

Asay ~ NAoHutNAny cAaE IN SURGERY.
lksors Of W. W.T. readers will desire to preserve
hot i, d.. Nv wound Inflicted upon the Presl-
sss.tat i tho appended ] @ .solv. "a aas Sga IL
, 1881-09-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.

cnA,. ciIAitLESToy,
kss Of nss. O., Sept. G.-Chere ware sorv-
u hseyetsi ~ tor taa recovery VI lbe President
t" NO principal chlrQhes today,
, 1881-09-07
OVERCOME laf TIE HEAT

GRAND RAPIDS, sitch,, Sept. G.-0tFrItt De-
buor, an on,ploy6 In the Michigan tr0n- Works
hero, was overcome by tho heat tu.ly 1T has
begu tho 4otteAt duy br tEB snaAnn this far) md
di6d from tho cNecis this uypnluu. Iie luaSea u
family OF tive Vhtldrou.
, 1881-09-07
NEW YORK,
Epssf4k pitpotch 10 Ihx EAisaaq Tribune.

Bp5f141 U1FSdEth % 1hS EA3ea90 3F16QNz.
New Y9uK, BDpt. 8-'rliS llas beeu the MOST
Uncomfortable day Of tho aeaRon. tho air bulnx
cxtrcHHly sultEy. Temperature ut ;i:;D r. IN.
81: p. ill.,, 88: Up. H., RI; !. t.l., fDs average
temperature, MA; average temperature Tor
corresponding date lnxt yuAr, Sa;i*
, 1881-09-07

OFRlcs or TsIE CHlEr SIGNAL OfRlckH, WASH
lNaToN, H. T., Sept. IL q. a.ln.-For the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, talr weather, southesIy
, 1881-09-07

1ytncheeseEss 4aypoptl osphitss
Will c1lr4 consumption, coughs, weAk lQnxs,
broucblIlS, aud x0nerA debility. Estxbliahsd
tweutY.oAd yeAfA.
, 1881-09-07

n.. The Presdents cur. and the general
ro,s1T[,,nt, Of the sufferer.
S"s'N uECATtffe.
,..,,,t u{tpateh 10 1At CAtedoo Tribune.
sp sp.," iii. Sept. G.-l'raycrs f0r tho speedy
DsSAvof Dssrv II tho lreadent were oa9rHd r. tot!;,y
I'D tnls aniI Presbyterian Churches. Stopps
tedssf1aa.u ted%1 md It tho y. n. e. A. rootns.
ujODMiSfiTtbS,
a,oou,yarox, ILL.,. sept. 1.-The churches of
Blnsg2sstm, tcainy nnttrf 1t prayer for tho re.
p's9spT psspTQf q tho President.
, 1881-09-07

sIaeOmBtet CORRECTED Tor tatnporatuFp, aIavNt[Uh,
and Instrumental err0t.
Msan bAeuUeter. 2Ltae.
M9nn Thermometer, AhQ
Mean humidity EJ1.
Highest Temperature. EtL
Lowest temperature,
GENERAL. UuaEHvATtoNa4
ElffrAuU, Sept. U-lQ;lB o. m.
, 1881-09-07

Al t6O l.lucQlh Pafk EOHKFeKAtiohHl church
followed b. tic lios. iii. tiondy. Wiz attsrod I'D nd
pInyer Tor the recovery, Or tbo President, after
ting sermon Ia whiuh he outlined tho characlcr
Ut Gen. Garfield, mUrally aud ruligIonsly. Anl
tho great d4nRcr tho country would be threat.
TIE nEconnri's OFFICE.
After tho ltecordor'a oliioe was temporarily
Ssa y 5s0 WITCH g Rs
were sung BY ttla ladies' R1sd xentluulen aUnstt-
tutIng tho ulorlval forre. Aftar tow brief 70.
sStS hs s
ton wAa QhOptel.
i ats oM sas Pys. e sse* ss ss9 sc
our Hurincst and most heartfelt sympathy 10
tue family OF uur President and to ht* *Excellonay
gosd and perfect gifts nuy carry hiti, lately Il.
ti@o1 -" rS.toso lin to Seata and vsos nv" ~o viii vii
F.ANwElI 1rAL1.
Lowor Farwel Hall was tllcd to oyertlowtng
yesterday nt the uoontl,y prayer. thu spccl,ll
to spass t6o 1e Pesloxs sna ssS
lna,,y pn.yers wore olierod. ijurlns to services
from Who,r aIl hcssinSs Iow was sunx aiter
sha o e. 10
Long Eral.ch. Miss Tucker pEeattIed nj tho nF-
gar, Ar; Hurry Tno!Mss % agtel az ohosIator, und
SHAM CHRISTIANITY.
~ tbs Editor q 7Ae t,Atsaqo 7stbuns.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 8-ln This great city there
are i numbrr ot so.eal!oa Christian churches,
IHtors, who profess to believe thar tho Supreme
ltntor Of The Universe hears and will answer
R5yss ThesS aS asn:tsss III ases Gste , to % vs oeG,
'ssse e SS ss a @ s ~sft :asf
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27

Hose WHO ARE demanding Gui-
teGu's blood unlawfully as an atone
ntnt for his crime in sh DOting the
Pre,i are sowing - the "iAd only
to reap a whrlwjnd, NJ good Amer
can citizen can have any sympathy
with Guiteau or his crime, and though
The provCcation is great, the man or
body Of len who would unlawfully
take the life even Of 50 base an assassin
are equally guilty with Guiteau in d
moral point Of vie =. Though there is
no law that can mete out TO Guiteau a
pun .hmcnt commensurate with his
crime, even ii he had to sntier the
death u hundred lives, yet the law
mus be administered sacred y, and we
as 4 law-.O'ing people must bow to its
behe,t-. We have always deprecated
toe ottrnpeajed lynrhing- III the Sonth,
ard which break out sometimes in the
North, and tie Iynching of Guiteau
shall receive as hearty condemnation
though his victim was the President Of
the United States. The United States
cannot afford the disgrace of permit
ting such deed Of violence as the un
lawful taking Of the life of Guiteau
under the shadows Of the very tempt,
reared to liberty and justice.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27

THE President fingers, and while
he liagers, some Of his attendants nat
uraIly indulge in hope, upon the prin-
ciple OF while there is life there is hope.
Though the condition Of the President
is huctuat!ng ard but slender thread
is left upon which his life hangs, the
vibrations Of that tender thread may
possibly lean to The side of life, and
eventually result in recovery. The
chances however are against such q re-
suit, and il is much more likely that
before the REPUBLICAN reaches its
readers on Monday he will have gone
to thar bourne from whence no travel
ler returns. a feeling of profound sad
ness pervades the nation and for once
She SORROW has spread to all classes
without distinction of parry or condi-
tion A whole nation III sympathy is
gaj hered around the couch of the Presi-
dent asa family gathers around the
death e"d Of "A loved father and TIE
grlei Is none the LEGS poignant and deep
Let US sill hope that though death is
, staring our loved President in the face,
the in'erposition of Providence may yet
spare him to the nation.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
ELSEWHERE WILL BE found clip

W
ping from the Philadelphia Times, writ
ten by its New York correspondent, in
reference to meeting of Conkling,
Grant, Logan, and other stalwart lead
ers at the reside nee of Vice President
Arthur. The letter s'ig'natizes that
meeting in manner calculated to stir
up angry feelings against the Vice Pres
ident AMI is couched in such revolution
AIRY language that it should meet the
hearty condemnation of every good
American citizen, and we only publish
1t to show our disapproval OF it, and
that it may receiv" the hearty con-
demnatiou Of all who read it. II is nm
jus. to Vice President Arthur whp does
MOI sin III being Ccnhlinc'S friend and
who we believe if he succeeds TO the
Presidency will make disnitied
raightfog ward honest Executive. All
good citizens will Unite in frowning
down all such revolutionary and we
might say REASONABLE suggestions con-
tanned in the article referred to.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
W1ckh anna ElOD.

General William c. Wickham, until
few weeks ag> the leader of the Re
publican party of Virginia, and latterly
OF the "strail hit ont wing of the party
has at last lost his equilibrium and
tumbled over into the lap of the Bour-
bon Democratic party of Virginia,
where We suppose he expects to find
congenial company. The reason he
gives for such a summerSault to use his
exact language IS this:
No Republican should touch any
party tainted with reputation, but
that one of the partie, now eeking the
| support of the people of Virginia is
| tainted with reputation do not think
any one conversant wi Ii the history Of
the debt Of Virginia can question. They
| call this process read, ustlnent and some
OF them elimination"
We are not surprised that there are
Republicans in Virginia that do not
feel disposed TO vote with Mahone, be-
cause his party has to a certain extent
repudiated a portion of the debt of Nir-
ginia, upon the ground that Virginia
did not owe it, but that any Eepubli-
can like General Wickham should go
to the Bourbon Democratic party Of
Virginia to find an honest party is
somethin Z in, onprehensible, and to
our mind proves that professions of hor
ror OF Mahone's principles are more
hypocritlcal than any thing else. b. ;.
tween the two wings of the Democratic
party we are unable to discover any
good eisons why the Bourbons should
be selected for their honesty over the
Read busters. The first resolves to pay
the whole debt and in another resolve
refuses 10 raise the tax rate to, enable
them to pay it. Il they had not money
enough from the revenues Of the stat e
to pay even the interest before, what |
a :niserably bold farce il is 10 resolve
to pay it and objecting to raising any
more revenue This is too weak, silly |
alaptrap to catch intelligent men like
General Wickham. He has sold hi,
for a very small mess Of pot
age indeed. We shon.d think that
loneSt men would feel more inclined to
he party tina, idvors paying what il
IAN, instead q. the one that always
promises ana pays nothing. General
NickEa!n in deserving the Republican
,arty to enter one that he has held be.
ore the people As one that comprises
III that il bad in politics exercises an
right and privilege, hut he
exposes himself t. deserved ridiCule
and cen, nmpt when he tries to make
the people believe thai he made the
change because he hated reputation
and loved honesty. There are thous.
aniS o. E"pab,icans in Virginia fully
ts homestead conscientious as General
Nltkuam processes t) be who will not
lishlnCr themselves by acting with 50
.isno@v-, lr,,,, astbo BQurbqlS a:..y0l
.loWn tAcu selves to be.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27

selling on the west side for fifteen and
twenty dollars per foot. These lots can
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms with very little money and If
houses are erected on them with no
money at all. We are glad to see the
building boom that is in progress in
our city, and to know that so large a
number of our mechanics and working
men are securing homes whether loca-
ted in the West, North or South sections
of our city, but as we have already said
we would il we could have the eastern
section also reap some of the advantages
of the present great building boom.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27

NOME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET,
" we are selling excellent 81 cen flour,
and our 4 cent tiour is white, but Just try our
shamrock, ss. 50 per barr l. or w cents per b;
this is the best -four in Wilmington, won't
except any other. We are headquarters for
mess mackereI, ip 5B cans % cts. Just think
cents n per pound for mess mackersl. Gross 4
Backwell's currant jelly in cut glass mugs,
u cents: sweet oil, IL cents bottle chow
COW. 10 cents; bottle sago 10 cents rico
-four, 10 cents: Ferrena, II cents per n all
those goods are fresh ana OF first quality
raisops. 10 cents per u; sartincs; 10 cents
per can coffee cakes, 10 cents per ID; soap, 2,
8 and cents, aud dne oieine soap, GENTS !;
borax goap, and cents per bar. Come to
l03 East Sixth street, Granger Store:
auKN i. VI. WEEK.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
The SpDera kfssnse.

There was great deal of complain,
last evening, about some half grown
boys being allowed to sU III the en-
trance way, at the cioSe ~ the pertOr.
mance,to ;ght and smoke their cigars II
is not known whether the officers duties
cease with the close OF tie performance
but if they do some one should be APP
pointed to prevent repetition OF this
nuisal, &c, AM. compr, persons to refrain
from lighting and smoking cigars until
tley reach the street Persons should
also be prevented from stopping and
blocking up the way, making i. almost
impossible to ger through. These things
are intoierab.e nis lnccs and should
be abated immediately
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27

IHE ApAGETHAT"all signs fail in dry
weather. isnone the less true, through
Venror's prediction that storm would
visit the Atlantic coast to-day has fail.
ed to be verified. However as in the
promised payment of banka bic rotes
three days grace are allowed in Vennor's
prophecy it may bring the promised
storm within three days more.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27

ROCERIrS.-W HAVE JUST kE-
" ceived fine lot Of canned goods pre-
pared especially for excursion parties. Per.
sons going on excp rsions should leXanine onI
canned cornsd becf, condensed milk, ham,
oysters, peaches, sardines, jelly and meats o.
all KINDS. II Ia nonsense to prepare victuslt
when you can buy them already prepared at
very low prices. We will also keep on b nd
a fne assortment Of tropical fruits. FlouE,
81 4 and 41zc. per H.; ihs pro aes, 2bc.; 4 Rs
dried apples, 25c. 4 bs. pescbee, 26c. ns.
cherries, 25c. 2 brooms, 2tc.; 2 wash-boards
&c. Our -four at 80 per barrel net cash we
guarantee or Will refund the money and conc
after the -four. r. J. FORD,
mar23eou Front ard n adison Streets,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
us TIM DAY DETERMINED rPoN.--

is THE DAY DETERMINED rPoN.--
THE drawing of this scheme has been finally
! settled upon, and will certainly take
place on Thursday, the 10th of November,
1881, by assent OF tho Commits toners, and
this will enable me to sell all the remaining
tickets.
All pers ons therefore, intending to invest In
this scheme, may rest assured hat there will
be no further delays or postpone nents.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
xnTyCETO THE PIBLlC'

seudina any money or orders q :, nv NV
Co, So Nassau street, ~" ! ptH no smte
y orE. asuuthorized by 1hr W., l|,an',s. ."t They
Lottery COMPANY to seil y ,or'ls c,,cula,'
are tlo"ling the cCnntrI wv poI W., state Let
Raspc tsryp Eoupsny, s and are aaiuleDy Iau Isl
sentiny themselves ~ seeats q .s,y ~ lave 10
lana State Lottery ConpaNy.. lhsy, ly,o,avany, ran
autho i.y to sell the tic2e!s .! tnI- ,ss nW.'S
and are not its agents for Any putin,
M. A. pAt fhan, co.
Pres. Louisl~nn State !et'e'l
Nsw ORLEANS La. .july l,s'