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Childrpn's Shoes from 25 cents up, At
Gross N. Y, Store


"WALSUT LEAF HAIR RBsToRER' is entirely differ
ent ON all others. IL " as clear water. and as
ITS name indicates, Is a.periect Vegetable Hair Re
stOrer and does not in any manner AFFECT the health
whcn sulphur, sugar OF Lead and Nitrate OF silver
preparations have done. 1t Will Immediately free
the head ON all Dandrun Restore Gray Hair to It's
natural color, and prcduje a new growth where It
has fallen IN II viii chlnge light or faded hair In
few days 10 a beautiful glossy brown Every bot
tie Is warranted. Ask your druggist for II. For
sale at MoyER BROS bloomsbury, Pa. Smith, Kline
= CO., Philadelphia, and Hall Ruckell New York,
wholesale Agents. oct 49, soft
Good Glover Seed wanted by Slas Young
at Lightstreet. AN 2S 81 wv
RED HORSE POWDER cures more horses, mules
and sheep than any other medicine Sure every
time. oct ~, SU-lyeow
Harriet A. Newkirk, of Salem, says: was
cured of letter in nv hand by three applica-
tions of Camphor Milk My husband was
cured of old running sores by using it. 1t
cured my son Of spraintd ankle. Prize 25
cents Sold by @. A. Klein, Bloomsburg,
april l6, S0ly
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.Corsets at Clark 4 Sons.
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Columbia Woods at Clark & Sons,
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nENkYiS nAKRnIIC HAINE e

Binghamton Boots Buy them at Nc
Kinney's
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Valentine, have made their app aarance
Only four prisoners in the Bloomsburgjail.
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Sloan g. Bro. have a few m re of their fine
sle ghs on hand. Now is The time,and there il
the place to bny.
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w. G. Rch,rt, Bio 'nsba pays cash for
oats.
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Even me btes believe in waSina,ion.
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Col. A. D. S eley, F. s Hunt and G. d
Fowler Of Berwick spent last Sunday in town.
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Moses McHenry, Of Saltwater, ropped into
our Sancum on MONDAY
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Ladies' Cali Shoes l30 at Gross n. Y.
Store,
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Is Styles of heavy Sheelings al |, W. Hart
mans
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SHERIFFS SALE

BY virtue OF suLdry writs issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia county and
to me directed, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House In Bloomsburg at 2p IN. on
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Berwick hasa fine public library of about
one thousand volumes.
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The long lost Charley Ross has bnen found
again.
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Elias Hicks, Of Lycoming equity, wa in
town on Tue.day.
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Lent commences March 2nd.
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You are hereby notified that l., Gross will
sell his entire stock OF Boots and Shoes he
low cost IN order q make room for Spring
Stock Of Clothing New York Store. Sharp
less building.
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The X, hr,burg and Benton communications
are crowded cut this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs j. X Bltteubender returned
home on Saturday last.
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John Heacock has been app 'inied Pcs mast
er at Ben on.
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There isn't one liquor s,loon or hotel il
Green. county.
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RED HORSE POWDER cures more horses mules
and sheep than any other medicine. sure every
time. oct ~. 'SD-lyeOw
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TIL E eGOLU M BAN.
BLooMsBuRe, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1881
Sleigh ing is excellent

BLOoNsBURG, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 81 1881
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Sleigh ing is excellent,
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Sleighing parties are numerous
Lent commences March 2nd.
Even the bees believe in waxinaion.
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Valentine, have made their app 'arance
Ooly four prisoners il the Bloomsburgja jail.
Miss Pennington is visiting at Dr.. b. f.
Gardner's.
1t is reported tlat there is case of slall.
pox in Danvile.
Suspicion is the companion of mean souls ami
the baue of all good society
VIC. Richut, Bio ,nsbu pays cash for
oats.
The long lost Charley Ross ha. bren found
again.
john Heacock has been app ,inted Pes mast
er at Benlon.
Mr. and Mrs j. X. Bltteubeuder returned
bone on Saturday last.
Elias Hicks, OF Lycomins equity, wa in
town on Te.day.
Berwick has fine public library of about
one thousand volumes.
Moses MoHenry, of Saltwater, ropped into
our sanclum on MONDAY
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There isn't one liquor s,loon or hotel in
Green, county.
The r. hr'burg and Benton communications
are crowded cut this week
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Col. A. D. S,eley, f. 8 Hunt and G. ID
Fowler Of Berwick spent last inlay in town.
Sloan & Bro. have few m re of their fine
sle ghs on hand. Now is the times and there il
the place to bny.
J. II. Kinp,rts has established good bna
mss al the Peoples Drug Sore. He is frs
class druggist.
The B!iz Dime Exhibi ion will not be here
as no iced some weeks ago until late in the
season.
Rev. Shinde of the Lutheran Church o
Danviile, preached 20 the Lutheran denomina
tim OF this place on unday.
The Rev. Reeser of Wliamsport will preacl
y in the Lutheran Church on Sunday morning
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Good Glover Seed wanted by Silas Young
at Lightstreet ian 2S 81 4w
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Mems Boots formerly sold at $500 now
81 70 al Gross \ " York Store.
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sleighiug parties are numerous
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Gn11NtnIA rnTNTy GO.

Iau. T-tc
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Ladies' Morocco Lace Shoes 100 at n J
Store.
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Linen Goods at Clark q Suns.
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All that certain house and lot situate In the town
OF Catawissa, Columbia county and state OF Penn,
sylvanis, bounded and described az follows to wit
Beginning In Pine street at the side OF an alley
laid out for the convenience OF the Lutheran church
situate In Pine street aforesaid ana running from
thehoe by said alley and land OF stephen Bald,
norlheastwardy course parallel 70 the street ant
alley the town OF Catawissa two hundred ana ter
feet (alO) then enthusiastically course parable
20 the Aforesaid Pine street. hfty eoet GO, 20 cor
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
RED MEN AT CHURCH.
HspOck OH &C king tribe At Divine
SerVtce-An Interesting Sermon.

Hopockohacking Tribe, No. II, amp
o. Il. NJ, which has mem bership of
AZ persons, attended divine service at
the Brandywine Nj. +. churc!l yester-
day morning Rev. John Shilling, pas
tor of the church, preached an inter-
esting sermon from the eighth verse of
the fourth chapter of Philippians: "Fi-
nally, brethren, what soever things are
true, whatsoever things are honest,
whatsoever things are just, what.
soever things are pure, whatso-
ever things are lovely, whatsoever
things are of good report; itthere be
any virtue, and if there be any
praise, think On these things The
reverend gentleman dwelt chiefly upon
the fact that these things are the parts
which make up the body ofchristianity.
All blessings of civilization, such as
institutions of benevolence, home bless
ings, ETC., are the outgrowth Of chris
tianity. Without christianity it would
be impossible to have them. In CEN
clusion the speaker, illustrated the fact
that indL4ls, whilst they reject chris
tianity, look to the facts which christi
anity teach hes.
The service was attended by large
congregation. The Red Men who were
present numbered 28 persons. They
were marshaled by Mr.. John 7. Rodg-
erS.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Deaths Harvesting.

Register Frazer reports 46 deaths tor
last week, as compared with "a for the
corresponding week of last year.
The causes of death were: Cholera
infautum, Y; murder, 1; diarrhua, |;
dropsy, /; consumption, 7; scaratina,2 2;
drowning, 3; heart disease, q scarlet
fever, 2; disease Of brain, 2; enteritis, l.;
marasmus, =; chronic splonitis, l;small-
pox, 3; gastritis, rheumatism Of heart,
/; paralysis, /.
Ages Of the dead Under one year IA,
from one to five years, 9, from ii to
ten years, A. from ten to twenty years,
3 from twenty to thirty years. 2; from
thirty to forty years, 4; from forty to
fifty years, .; IRON fifty to sixty years,
s: sixty to seventy years, one; from
seventy to eighty years, /; from eighty
to ninety years, l.
Deaths by wards: First ward, 81;
second, 6; third, 8; fourth, s; fifth, 5;
sixth, 3; seventh, 5; eighth, 8; niuth, d;
tenth 5; eleventh, I.
Nationality, color, sex, etc. Born
in the United States, ;born in Prussia,
|; born in Ireland, i born in England,
l; unknown, |. Male, 2G; female, 20;
white, 32; black, IA. Died at the aims
house, 2; died at the smallpox hospital,
3: corCner's y cases, 5.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Special Mentions.

Wells Health Renewer, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, &c. 81 at druggists.
Depot, Ii. Il. Br'nghurst, 81 Market
street.
Canary, hemp, rape and NAV see /;
also red and silver gravel, for sale at
the lowest prices at Dilworth's Drug
Store, Second and Madison.
Cuticu a soap, Sulphur soaps, Lann-
dry and Toilet Carboic soaps, for sale ut
Ilartman's Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
lar streets.
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, ,mosqui-
toes, insects, &c. cleared out by "Rough
on Rats" 15c. boxes at druggists.
Dr. Yellowstone's Herbs Of Wonders
for catarrh, at Taylor ~ Fullerton's, 3O2
King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
A FULL STATEMkNT.
No DissensiOn In the New Castao
n. e. Church.

AT the meeting OF the trustees, Stew
ards, and leaders of the New Castle NJ.
+, Church, held in the :.spDday school
room on the evening Of July Is, 1881
the following paper was passedby IN
animous vote
AS there has appeared iN the Will
mington, (Del., Morning News Of July
IL an article headed "A DIVIDED
Church." making statement shat our
church was dissatisfied with Rev. Dr.
Bristor, our pastor; that split was
talked of for buildings new church, and
that measures were on foot towards DIR.
BriStor's removal from onr pastorate;
we deem it proper and just to make the
following statements of the facts as
| they exist.
l. When our former pastor was to he
removed at a meeting called 70 consider
the question, il was upon motion of 30
to ordered that our Conference Gem
mittee should urge the appointment of
DR.. Bristor TO our charge for 1891. Rev.
DR.. Matlack only did as our people, by
an immense majority, requested.
.. There has existed in our church
since conference no larger proportion
dissatisfaction than has existed here
toture among us with all pastors, ershat
has existed in other chnrckes. Cf the
membership officially reported at the
last conference as 80 (267 members and
T. prnhationers) not more than 10 or II
h ,ve been dissatisfied entirely upon
purely personal matters.
3. Rev. DR.. Bristot fas not only the
fllll esteem and support of oIlr member
shin but the confidence OF our cOmmu-
nifty.
4. Oar congregations, at ali the means
Of grace, are larger, AMI Oar outlook
better than for several years past.
Rev. j. T. Scott, who, in the article
referred To, was mentioned as being q
party in the movement TO build new
church, writes that the information Is
untrue; that he is not identified with
such movement, nor has he knowledge
of such q scheme.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
A Successful Teacher.

Mrs. Daniel Green is one of the most
successful teachers in tt. g Sunday school
of the NJ. 2. chur h at Newport. She
has under her charge a Class Of eight
young ladies and ONE year ago she Of
tered prize of a WAX harp to each one
who would commit to aem0ry two
verses in the Bible for every letter in
the alphabet and the texts in the lesson
leaf for twelve months. On thursday
evening The class met at her houss when
lda $. Whteman recited t0S verses
without making blunder, and Mrs.
Green presented her the promised prize.
The evening was passed in very pleas
ant and profitable manner and will long
be remembered by both pupils and
teacner AS one of the pleasantest cpl
sodes of their lives.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
THE4kSw ALMs HOUSE.
A Good Lscasi On sAered On New
Castle Hu. .uaRed Farm.

+ Amongst the seveval places mentions
Ell as suitable for tlNe location Of tLe
p opposed new Aims h 'Ouse none Of them
are more elegibly sit.Nated than the
TatTall farm in New C. sstle Hundred.
Prices asked tor land and various
other things may be taken utO considera-
ton, bat so far as an admin abe site il
concerned, 1t Is doubtful If q better one
can be found in the county. The farm
proper includes 3l9 acres con veniently
divided by road crossing it INTO two
very convenient farms one con tanning
10 acres and the other 199 acre.. The
smaller farm is the one proposed to be
sold to the county. 1t has many ad-
vantages amongst which are the fol-
lowing. 1t is on high bluff adjoil ,ing
and over looking the Christiana ri Yer
and at all times within the sight of he
city 1t is high and dry and In sal u
brious atmosphere. 1t is on the Chrt y
tiana and landing on the premisesA
makes II easy of access from the city BY =
water. IL is on the Delaware Railroad :.
and consequently easily reached by es-
tabiishing station short distance
from the south end Of the Railroad
bridge over the Christiana. 1t is q
short distance from the Hare's Corner
road, new public road soOD to be con-
structed brings 1t within twenty min
,ltes moderate ride from Wilmington.
1t has splendid spring Of running
water npon it and some of the land
being grazing land it would Just be the
thing for small dairy With but lit
tie trouble a basin could he built and
water pumped into it from the Chris
tiana which could be proftably nsed in
irrigating the farm. There is only one
house contiguous to the farm and there
fore nobody scarcely would be ANNOYED.
The price asked by Mr.. Tatnall, $50
per acre or s22,s00 for the whole il
thought to De a little steep, but it must
be remembered that such land is very
valuable and growing more 80 every
year for trucking purposes. Beyond
the Tafnall farm is the Blandy farm
also talked Of as suitable farm for the
Aims House, and besides these the
Brackin farm in Christiana Hundred
has some advocates. One of the Com
mons farms near New Castle is also Of
tered to the county, but it is rather sur
prlsing it should have any advocates at
all as 1t is at the Least five miles from
and there is no water on
the place except what is pumped. If
the new Aims House is to 90 over the
Christiana at all, the Tatnall farm is
certainly the place tor it and it is hoped
The Trustees of the Poor will make
acquainted with its merits
before they purchase any plaza else
south of the Chris:;ana.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
A SAILORS SAD FATE.
Washed up ON the Beach 1t Port
Penn-The victim OF the tsBea.
tr1ce' Disaster.

Washed up ON the Beach 1t Port
Penn-The Victim OF the ssBea.
trice' Disaster.
High, dry and decomposed the dead
body OF a man vas found YESTERDAY Y
afternoon by some children, lying on
the beach in front cf the Pier House
below Port Penn. The body had been
there several days, and had not been
discovered sooner because it was en-
tlrely covered from view until you were
close to 1t by the high reeds. 1t was
evidently the corpse OF u sailor, for it
was dressed in the sea faring garb of
oil cloth coat and overalls, but who it
was could not be ascertained as de-
composition had already made 40 mu ,h
headway. Word was at once tele-
graphed to Coroner Wcldin to come
Immediately and hold an inquest.
About half past four o'clock in the
afternoon the coroner's party started
consisting OF DR.. Ogle, U. s. Marshal
McMullln and a representative of this
paper The coroner was unable to go
owing to sickness in his family, and in
this emergency deputized the Marshal
to act for him.
What is known as the "Pier House"
is about a mile from Port Penn. 1t is
large hotel, now occupied by summer
guests and piscatorial sportsmen. The
party reached here at 7 o'clock and at
once held an inquest. OF course moth
ing definite could be ascertained about
the man, but number of persons
stated that they We're morally certain
that he was the sailor who was SO seri-
ously injured on the night of Thursday,
July 7th, on the British bark "Bea-
trice," which was struck by lightning
nearly opposite this place, and burned
to the waters edge. The sailor in uues-
tion fell over board and was drowned.
Since then the body has been seen float.
ing near the burnt hull, and it is quite
probable that the corpse was that of
the unfortunate sailor. A verdict was
rendered to the effect that the man came
to his death from causes unknown,
probably drowning, and the body was
ordered to be inferred in the "Water-
mans Graveyard.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Ocean Grove Excursion.

From present appearances the only
excursion 10 Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park from this city this season will be
that of the Riddles Chapel Sunday
School which is booked for Wednesday,
July 2Oth, The mills at both Riddles
and Bancroft's Banks will be shut down
on that day in order that all may enjoy
a day of real pleasure. The fare Sl.75
for the trip is exceedingly low, but the
object is not to make m0ney-merely
to cover expenses. This is the lowest
fare ever known from this city to that
famous watering place, it being only
one third the regular rate. While it is
Riddles ch h'pel excursion in name it
is a Wilmington excursion as well.
Any church or society purchasing 80
tickets can have an exclusive car. Seats
will be checked and secured to each
passenger for the return trip.
Ocean Grove is the Queen watering
place in America, and all who have
never been there should embrace this
opportunity for going. The train will
leave the p. w. q b. depot at 6. 10 %. III.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Auto matte signals Dent Work.

lhe Harrisburg Patriot says: The au'
tomato electric railroad signals which
have been put up at several points
along the line of the Pennsylvania rail-
road are clai med by the train men not
to work altogether satisfactorily. The
trouble IS that they fail just often
enough to make them uncertain. The
scientific methods employed in modern
railroat.ing require d dead certainty In
appliances such as this, and unless the
new system is brv ught to more practi-
cal perfection than at present the block
system will remain the stand by for
regulating the running Of trains on the
great trunk line of Pennsylvania.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Eingar Nail Torn Out.

On Saturday morning last small
boy named Charles Miller, son OF Ferdi :
nand Miller, who resides at 7O0 Monroe
street, working at the Edge Moor Iron
works, had the middle finger of his left
hand caught between the grindstone
and an iron plate which tore the mai.
from the finger and otherwise injured
itconsiderably.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18

paratively slight. Yesterday, at ] p
m, his pulse was "a temperature, $50
desperation, Is. At Z p. M, pulse, SO
temperature, 1907; respiration, 10. To
day at $50 a. m., pulse, 90; tempera-
ature, 9S3; respiration 10. At l p. m.,
pulse 81; temperature, 9S.5; respiration
10: Att p. m, pulse, 9S ; temperature,
1902; respiration, 20.
d. w. BLIss,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Daring Robbery.

A daring robbery was committed about
one o'clock Saturday atternoon,at Lex
ington avenue and Forty y-seventh street,
in New York. A wagon containing
Charles Messersmidt, clerk, and Gustav
Arketon, office boy of Jacob Ruppart,
brewer, who were on their way TO the
bank to deposit $l0,0 900 in notes and sill
Yer, was run into by another wagon con-
tanning three masked men. One of the
latter sp ang into the brewers wagon,
and, while the clerk was covered by a
pistol, seized IA package containing $500
in notes, with which the robbers escaped
by riding off at u rapid pace. There is
no clue to their identity.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
An Eccentric Century Plant.

DIR. Lucius Maddox, of Clinch coun-
ty, Ga, recently sold to the proprietor
of Cincinnati pleasure garden tor 500
and the expenses Of his journey to and
fro, Il century plant which had been in
his possession forty years. Three weeks
after its sale the plant boomed, pro-
ducing more than 5000 flowers, and in
one night the new proprietor made
about $1,000 by exhibiting it toa null
titude of curious visitors.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18

IT rs REMARKABLE to people who
have steady employment to see how
,,at the summer is fitting away. 1t
.on,s Int a week or so since the straw
L,orrv s.ason commenced, and here we
~ now with wheat all harvested and
Ltacked corn tasseling, roasting ears in
[he market, oats already cut, and some
Farmers already plowing for fall crops.
rho h, end of July has passed out of
,ht and in another month from now
III Ia seeding time. Where has the
hummer slid?
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Death from LOckjaw.

George Chase, colorcd, who was shot
in the left hand, on the Fourth, by the
accidental discharge of u cannon, died
with lock-jaw, yesterday, ut the resi-
dence OF his p rents, No. S2i Tatnall
street. He was seized with lockjaw
last Friday evening. and, from that time
until the hour of his death, suffered ter
ribly. He will be buried at Chester
.own, Maryland, tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
"How are You my Old Friende,'

asked a bright-looking man. ION! l
feel miserable, I'm bilious and cant cat
and my back is 50 lame l can't work. -
"Why in the world don't you take X i'd
ney-W ort? that's what take when I'm
out of sorts, and it always Keeps me in
perfect tune. My doctor recommends
it for all such troublee. Kidney Wort
is a sure cure for biliousness and con-
stipation.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
En,ov,nr T,,e,nsel vos Immensely.

The Wilmington Yacht Club OF this
city are now stopping at ATLANTIC City
where they propose remaining till We'd
nesday, when they leave for short
visit to Coney Island. They have by
their gentlemanly department made
many friend, while on their cruise, and
their unique uniforms have attracted
considerable attention, especially at
Cape May where they were fatter-
ingly noticed in the newspaper at that
place.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
The Weather.

var Department, Office OF the Chief
ma, othce', Washington, July 49,
y M.
sNcatiors for teday-For the Middle
antic States, cooler, fair weather,
tn"esterly winds and stationary or
3her barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Injured his Leg.

Jacob Showalter, while working At
the ?. W. & b II. Il. Co.'S. car shops OH
Thursday last, had one Of his legs hsaa.
ly cut. The wound was so serious that
the injured man had to be taken hoase
in a carriage.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
state of the Their IN q meter

the REPUBLICAN ott.ce, in the shade,
W morning;
'clock 10 oo'clock y o'clock,
7So s!o $50
Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
Quarterly Meeting.

A Quarterly Meeting of the Wesley
connection will be held next Sunday In
the church on Poplar street, between
Fifth and Sixth.