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CATTLE MARKETS.

BaltlmOre.-April 11.-Cattle-
Very test on sale to-day 25a6 rs;
that generally rated frst quality 5 25a
& 90; medium or good fair quality 90
as 90; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 3 O0a3 IS; extreme range OF pri
ces 8 00a6 Is; most OF the sales we're
from 8 25a6 90.
Mich Caws-Trade is only fair. Phi.
ces, at wholesale, $40 00@45 90 per
head.
Hogs-The quality will scarcely aver
age ss good as last week, as some few
dealers.report falling off in that respect
and the balance no change In quality
Prices 7aa88c; with fair number sold
at and near the latter price.
Sheep-The quality elbows come i'm.
provement on last week, and more sheep
were solo at and near our top prices
than there were then. We quote. WOO
sheep at 54a7c; and sheared al 44l54c;
lambs 2 5Oa5 90 each, and l0all4c pei
pound.
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Progress of the Telegraph.

In 1874 there were 40 miles OF line
and no wires.
In 18z8 there were 1000 miles OF line
and 1000 miles of wire.
In 1853 there were 14,675 miles OF
line and 22,013 miles of wire.
In 1860 there were II ,582 miles Of line
and 26.375 miles of wire.
In 1865 there we're 29,412 miles OF line
aud 1924 miles of wire.
In 1870 there were 81, ,403 miles of line
and 107.245 miles of wire.
10 1877 there we're 1l1,652 miles Of
line and PSI, ,974 miles of wire.
In 1880 there were 1895 miles OF
line and 350, ,01S miles OF wire.
The first line OF telegraph in the
United States was established between
Baltimore and Washington in 1874. This
was the Morse plan, which has since be-
come the almost universal system OF the
world. Fifty million messages we're sent
during the year 1880. The companies
employ $4,000 persons and have $4,000
Offices.
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Sw Cheap booSs for the public
schools. is advocated by the Ohio De-
mocracy, but the Republican Legislature
at Coluubas takes the side Of the Pub.
lisber's Ring. Cheap school books is
matter Of isportauce TO the people, and
the party that stands in the way OF the
people obtaining them for their children
will receive defeat At the polls.
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England and Russia.

The London Daily News, referring TO
the st. Petersburg dispatch announcing
that General SxoBELoTP has retraced his
sters esstward, adds:
ut would be European misfortune
little short OF calamity to Eugland and
Russis II the old suspicious and jealousy
we're renewed. This unfortunate revival
cannot be avoided unless some explana-
tions be promptly given Of General Sko-
bslof's recent movements. 1t is just
possible that General Skobeloff's jour-
ney eastward may be diplomatic rather
than military"
An official telegram from General
SKoBELoFr says: "The leader Of the
Tekkes, with number of important
Sirdsrs, arrived at Aska5ad on the 9th
inst. to make submission. The country
10 now quiet. Not shot has been fred
since January -" General SKoBELoFP
concludes by ssying with. the sub
mission Of these chiefs the expedition
against the Tekke- -Turcomans ends"
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The Irish authorities have made ar
rangements to seize 10 the future the
copies Of the New York Irish World 10
transit between New York and Queens
town as reasonable publication.
A corps Of engineers Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad are surveying
between Bolivar end Blairsville, Pa,
with the evident intention Of extending
their line from it's present terminus at
Johnstown to some point not known to
any one bnt those connected with the
company.
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eESecretary KrRKwooD has ordered
that the TO applicants for the l3O posi-
tious in the Pension Bureau, enter upon
. competitive examination. Private
DAIxrLL has one OF the appointments at
$1,000 per annum, providing his exami-
notiop ia satisfactory. And now comes
I q telegram saying that DALzELL has de-
clined sss sppointmenr Dhe "Private"
& m epn'ieaat for the Mission to Bel
qium and don't propose that his light
shall be extiDguished By cIsrkihip.
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NThs Republican party kas bound
the Democratic party to ''its victorious
chariot wheel Woyns County >Herdts
That is the way Republicans rejoice
over the Democrats who helped elect
Republicans in Wooster on the 4th inst
Wayne County Democrat.
And that is the way they rejoice over
the defeat OF two Democratic nominees
fer the Council in this place.
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THE POST MoRrEM.
DeSolated ChiOS.

LONDON, April IL "A despatch from
Constantinopie says that earthquake
shocks OF considerable violence have
begun again in Chics. 1t is estimated
that barely twenty houses remain ha-
bitable in the whole island. Forty.6ve
villages have heen totally destroyed and
the population in many localities has ab-
solutely disappeared.
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NOTICE.

ON the 2lst day Of February, A, D 1881,
Othe Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
declared the estate Of Thomas Holmes, decd,
to be probably insolvsnt. Creditors are
therefore required to present their claims
agains, the eestate to the undersigned. for
allowance, within ak months from the time
above mentioned. or they will not be entitled
to payment. S.P. WOOD,
Adm + de bcnis NON Of estate Of said dscsdsnt.
mchl, '8l7.
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A BARGAIN SURE.
THE "HANNIBAL FLOUR MILLS"
SITUATE AT

BARESVILLE, O. /,
On the banks of the OHIO River, is nov offer.
ed for sale. until the first day Of June, 1881.
at less than one-half the cost. The mill Is
in good repair throughout, and has splsn-
did custom trade. Plenty to do all tie time
on custom and merchant work. Three run
of 4.fest French burrs and o forty horse
power engine. Good new tramway with
iien track to the river, with the very best
shipping facilities. Have made in cash in
last two years moro than is now asked for
the entire property. Reasons tor selling
given on application. II you mean Bis an
dress, N. 8. HOFBR,
fsbl5. .'s0w4. Hannibal Ohio.
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ATTACHMENT.

James Stephens, plaintiff, Before James
vs, Nesbitt, ]. P. st
John o. Paden, defendant, Lee township,
Monroe county. Ohio: On the 18th day Of
March, 1881, said Justice issued An order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum
Of $50. and $40 probable costs. Said case
set fer hearing May Is, 1881.
aprl9, ,'slwS. JAMES STEPHENS.
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INSOLvRNT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Probate
~ Court of Monroe Gsuuty. Ohio, has do.
clared the estate Of Evan Hansy, deceased,
to be probably insolvent. Persons indebted
to said estate are required to present thsiI
claims. for allowance, within six months from
this date, March -, 1881.
THOMAS MARTIN,
Adm = Of the estate Of Rvan Hansy, deed.
mch22 ,8lt7.
Spices 4 Dllsss, Att'ys.
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RThe Nstionsl Bankers ale loud In
their praises Of WlNDoxs plan for the
redemption OF the q. ). 6 per cent
bonds. The Secrstary's proclamation
win be found on our first page.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-19

HMr. AsBsr. the theatrical mana.
ger who brought Miss BERsaAROr. the
actress to this country, informed the N.
7. Herald last week that her $50 per.
formances realised o450,00o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-19

egThe Prohibitionists and temper
ance men generally are swearing ven-
geance against the Republican party.
They do that almost every year and, on
election day. march up to the polls and
vote the Republican ticket.
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Notice to Teachers.

UNHR Board Of ExamineRs Of Monroe Coun.
/ ~ will hold meetings foe the examina
tion Of Teachers as follows:
woodsdsld, Saturday. June 4. 1881.
Cameron, p.
Stafford. July ,.
Woods6eld, !" &c,
These examinations will commence at
o'clock .. m. and close at 4 p. m.
By order Of the Board.
g. o. D0UaHRRTY, Clerk.
aprls, ,'Sltd.
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lWA Malone reputation party has
been organized 10 Arkansas. It's object
IL avowsd population OF part Of the
debt OF the State. The Republican par
~ is encouraging the movement.
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HThe Athens Asssengsr speaks
OF GsosvEnoR as "babbling" when he
talks asbont . real Republican paper" in
Athens. Tae Kesssnssr generally comes
out second-test in its tumbles with
CHARLEs, that Is, With its finger between
the other fellows Jaws.
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eHThe bankers are telegraphing the
Secretary Of the Treasury that they pre-
fer to have their bonds extended at 81
per cent, rather than have them redeem
Al
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-19

EEThis Senstorial District has been
definitely arranged By the Board OF Ap-
portionment. The counties In the dis
trict are Guernsey. Monroe, Noble
(psrt), Coshocton and Tuscarawas.
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WOOds1leld and Steubenyille Mutual
Fire Insurance COmnany.

NUTICk Is hereby. given to the members
~ Of the .Woodsfeld and stsubenville ku.
tusl Fire Insurance Company, that an cleo.
tion will be held At the ONCE OF the COMPANY.
in Woodsaeld. Ohio, on the first Tuesday In
May, 1881, for the election Of Board Of
thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensuin,
year. I. D.NEUHART, President. :
JOSIAH CRRAsEY, sscretary. aprl2 'sl.
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HThe Republican Senators continue
to Aght GARYiRLD by refusing to 60 into
executive session to consider his ap-
pointments.
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~WILLrAH MEANS, the Democratic
Mayor Of Cincinuati, would make Q
spanking candidate for Governor on the
Democratic State ticket.
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The famous anti-Jewish petition was
sent to Bisma arck on the 14th inst. 1t
consists of 26 volumes. and comprises
$4,000 sheets with 255.O00 signatures,
including those OF noblemen and retired
gentlemen and officials.
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April 15.-Flour 4 90a6 90; Wheat
l 10; Corn 47c; Oats 3Sc; Rye l Is;
Barley l 0S.
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kEGov. FosrER don't want to 60 as
Minister to Berlin and says be has not
been appointed.
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New York.

April 15.-Flour 60a6 rs; Wheat
lSal 80; Com 54a60c; Oats 44a4Sc
Rye 96c; Barley 45c.
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April 1S-Cattle 3a44c per pound ;
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-19

HThere is now in the Treasury
vaults at Washington el73. 900, ,0oc Of
cold and s55, 600, 900 of silver.
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Chicago.

April l5.-Flour 5 00s6 25; Wheat
goal 03; Corn 42c; Oats 3Sc; Rye
l 05, Barley ! OF.
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Ex Attorney General Devens has been
reappointed to seat on the bench ofthe
Supreme Court OF Massachusetts.
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Baltimore.
CIl,clunai

April 15- Flour 8 25a6 %; Wheat l
20; Corn 55c; Oats 46a47c; Rye IL
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Kasper Walter Deceased.

THR undersigned has been appointed and
| qualified IS Administrator, Of the Es-
tate of Casper Walter late Of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. D. 1881.
aprls,'s1t3. MICHAEL L0HR.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Thomas Nelson, Deceased.

EStdte OJ IH0WuS NetSOH, OeceuseU'
THE undersigned has been appointed and
J. qualified as Administrator of the estat<
Of Thomas Nelson late of Monroe County, de
ceased.
Date this 18th day of April, A. d, 1881.
WASHINGTON NELSON.
THOMAS G. NELSON.
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S~Iu October, j 1879--about two years
i,efore the Malone business-news was
sekt to the department of the Treasury
at W sshington. that tobacco inspector
in Virginia had Joined the Readjuster
party .Thereupon Commissioner Raum,
acting, no doubt, under The instructions
of. Secretary Sherman, sen. him the fol.
lowing missive
OFFICE or INTERNAL REvENUE,l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16, 1879
SIR: This Office is fcformed that you
are exerting your influence for the read
justment, and thereby the rspudiation, ,o'
the State debt OF Virgins. This 10
looked upon by thinking men as immor.
al, and therefore inconsistent with the
dignity of an official. Please inform
this Office upon receipt OF this letter
whether this be true or not, and, il true,
accompany your statement with your
resignation.
Respectfully,
GREEN B. RAuN,
Commissioner.
j. H. VAN AukEN, Esq.
Tobacco Inspector, Petersburgh Va.
As Senator Vest said in bis speech,
"That is monstrous good realizing" in
the light Of the present proceedings In
the y. s. Senate.
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whee,,ng Live STOCK mark.,,

Hogs-Good demand al 5 1906 25
per hundred in prime packing lots i;
butchers 90.
Sheep 00@4 50@5 00@5 so
Cattle-This market is fair at present
cattle scarce. We quote young cattle,
from 500 to 600 lbs, at 4ac; hulls
3tc; 600 to 900 !hs.. A.; 900 to
1000 lbs.. "a 60@5 25. Cattle OF.
iered at present are native and foreign
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TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1851.

IA union Of hearts, union Of handa.
A union of States none may ssvsr;
A union Of lakes, union Of lands.
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER"
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eHThe Republican State Convention
will be held at Cleveland on the 9th day
OF June.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,
Estate of Thomas Knoz, deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
L qualified as Executor of the will of Thomas
Knox late of Monroe County, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of April. A. d. 1881.
apri0, ,6lt3. JAMES G. GATCHELL.
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cs to C90psr Day q Asns, samples vestA
VI W vhves me-. AdaNss e1lHsSn 4 c..
fo"'and' Aa'ss' nsAs,1ls.
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A FEMALE DEUL.
Death COnquers the Faster on the
FOrty-Ninth Day.

Iowa CIrY, April l2.-At lalf-psst
twelve to- day Miss Hattie Deul, whose
remarkable feat has already made her
famous, died. Last night many of her
friends and relatives were at her bed.
side, expecting her death. Her pulse,
this morning, was impercep,ible, and her
respiration forty-6ve to the minute
She has not drank any water during the
past twenty-four hours, it seeming to
make her sick, and when she last drank
she complained of nausea. Even this
morning she evinced conside iabIe
strength, and was able TO communicate
to friends by the means Of her fingers
and stick. She even reached out and
opened small drawer in bureau which
stood near the he'd This was the be-
ginning Of the 49ih day of her fast
She was asked if she was not hungry
and did not want something to eat, but
answered in the negative 10 the ques-
tions. She had lain in a semi.comotose
condition oil night but this morning her
mental powers we're clear and unaffected
and she seemed to fully comprehend
what was going on about her Her last
moments were peaceful and surrounded
by friends and relatives who had done
80 much for her. She sank gradually
into everlasting sleep.
THE POST MoRrEM.
Miss Hattie Deul, who died at noon,
Yesterday, was buried this afternoon.-
Immediately after her death a post NOR
tenn examination was made by Doctor
Cowperthw waite, Dean of the homeopathy
department of the University. Not a
drop OF blood was found in her body
which weighed As pounds The stomach
was also entirely void Of any substance
No further analysis has yet been made
public.
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' AEEErERs.
DORR,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-10-19

FOR ALL.
To Sell a Household Article

THE POOR AS WELL AS THE
i rich, the old as we'll as the Young.
the wife as we'll as the husband, the
young maiden as we'll as the young
man, the girl as we'll as the boy, NAV
just as we'll earn a few dollars in
honest employment, as to sit around
the house and wait for Others to earn
lit for them. We can give you en-
pIoyment all the time, or during your
spare hours only; travelling or in your
own neighborhood, among friends and
acquaintances. If you do not care for
employment we can impart valuable
Information to you free of cost. 1t
will cost y0n only one cent for Pos
tai card to write for our Prospectus,
and it may be the means of making
you a good many dollars. Do not
neglect this opportunity. You do not
have to invest large sum of money,
and run great risk of losing it. You
will readily see that it will be an easy
matter to make from $40 to 800 a.
week, and establish lucrative and
Independent business, honorable,
straightforward and profitable. At
tend to this matter NOW, for there is
MONEY IN IT for all who engage for
ns. We wiilsurprise you and yon will
wonder Why you never wrote to us
before. We send full particulars free.
Address
BUCKEYE MFG CO.,
name this paper.) Marion, Ohio.
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oN.--aEeacon vii
to tell roe how you
ind family we'll the
len all the rest OF as
so mucig, and haze
RS visiting us so Of
Ter Taylor, the answer
/ used Hop Bi,tsrs in
family well and saved
bills. Tt es dollars
|ept rs we'll and able 10
e time. T., warrant II
h and the DGighbors one
|lrsd dollars apiece ,okeep
me sine" Deacon, I'll
bedieina hereafter"
|Mosr anoug The foremost
ig array { d,S goods stores
{ CheHt Johns, on Front
On I'll ; eapac tous aud well
eires a9d COZ ,ters of this
sment nay beafonnd every
at aoula he ashed for, from
f tape up TO a royal bridal
Every one can be shifted, aad
este. however faE4idious, be
snd the courtesy AMI ar,
with which they are waited
be only eaualled in point of
etion to customers and pat
! the very low prices al which
are seld. For dry goods OF
IiuH;; for boots, shoas and hats
ork for everything headed in
Al Cheap Johns is lie place
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THIS IS the only Lottery erer uoted on and
Endorsed By the people Of
any State.
Louisiana State Lottery Co

Incorporated in 1863 for Is years by the
Legislature for Educatianal and Charita.
bic urposes-with Capitol of 81 ,0Oi 900
to which a reserved fund of over $780,
600 has since been added. BY an over
whelming popular vote it's franchise was
made part of the present State Constitu-
ton adopted December 2, A. D. 1879.
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80! LIST OF PR1zEs: see,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Police ('ourI.

In the aJscnGs of Mayor Aim mnni,
Sq lire O. Sei,l occupied tn benCh AT
police court last evening and this uorn.
ing. TIE first case brought up last
n ght " AZ the charge Of larceny, prefer.
red against two cJlured boys, named
Henry Tru>ty and Prank Smith. The
cJmpl unt was made By MIR. Fiud,ey,
who lives on Lun lArb street near fifth.
SLe test fed hat while shc WAS cu.
gagged up stai,s, on" OF the boys onlcre,!
her store and rChb, T. the money drawer.
The d1aTcr contained 81 III small
chang; h dropped 2J cents OF the
a'uouu, on the foor, in hi' haste to get
OFT. When he went ont she other log
Joi' ol him and they divided the sp il.
i'hpy were held to tarl IN the sum oi
500, to answer the charge ., court.
CEas Robinson, "oorrd, for corner
loungIng, v as requested 10 pay 81 and
costs Shade Tru>,y ,y,cOlored, tor larceny
Of a silver watch from u white man
named Joseph VIA sn. Mr.. Whalen
stated nat lie was sLandingtu front of
the colortd Baptist church, on Del
aware Avtnue, uOLr Shipioy street,
whcn n colGr,d man snatched his watch
cut OF his pocket, but he CCu.d Not
identity the prisoner u, the mau. At
bert Seals, ,olor-i, was called and les
titled tha. he say the prisoner snatch
the watch. Being called the second
lime he positively st9ted that ih-
prisoner was tne man. Several wit
uesse' for til" defence were called, but
their evidence was not positive, aud
the prisoner vas held Tor court, il The
sum o! 500.
Three ordinary drunks Were disposed
OF this morning with the usual ptntlt.
of 50 90 "a and costs imposed.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
A CSlO Hath.

Francis Higgins, the genera fright
agent of the Delaware Western rail-
road, whose off il AT rhe foot of Ship
Icy street, Accidentally fell into the
Chrisliana Creek, yesterday afternoon.
He was standing near the wharf, su,
pc Intending the loading offreight, when
he TOOK - step back yaris, lost his bal
ance and feil over into the water. We
learned that Mr.. Higgins was unable
TO swim and was very much frightened
Two co 0 ed men who wete near by,
rescu4d him from what might have been
| a wa'ery grave At the time OF the &C.
cidsnt he had HIS Oyrrc0at on, which
made it more difficult for hi n to keep
his head above water. He also had a
large eum Of money il his poke. which
was thoroughly s,turat-h with water.
His watch was also stopped by the ef
feet of the water. After be was tished
ont mes ssencer was dispatched 10 his
residence after a dry suit of clothes.
Hia wife was considerably frightened
at the messengers 4 demand and thought
something serious had happened. Be-
yond cold bath, Mr.. Higgins received
no injury and was able to attend to his
duties the remainder OF the day. lie
a. so went to the Opera House In tht
evening, and was noticed to shivcI
several times during the performance.
No doubt his miEd was wandering
down to the wharf, where he received
bis cold bath in the afternoon, We are
glad, however, that he escaped 30 easily.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Silver Wedding Cbtm..

Henry NJ. Silver and wifi. .,
Lion, celebrated their 2J,h weJl;a
nlrersaIy last Friday cyru,pp
Sky relatives and friends bel
-ut TO participate in the eou-r,
the ocG3slVn. The er .o,p,w,rl
bridesmaid who waited upou MI
Mrs. Silver when tn"y wrre ma
were present t. corgra'u'atr,b4nI
their arrival at tie 25lh II 81
welded hte Among IN !.
were Marshal hrMui,rn Of NJ,
Peter C!eavcr, Miss k,,g s, Wa.
Robinson of Delaware C,ty. tb4 M
Dawson and s, nupl and Ahl !
Silver brothers If th- groom
n numb r Of hsnda nnu tuocns oi,
were presented t. thr bride aud "A
Rev. l. l. H.rrer, " ,u.marp,,
K a Ii ~ NJ. t.. tlnrcu, maSnl
present. tsOus In u rrlc alt su.,
sIcech and l. y Nr Andrew .1 Il
cnt pastor % ihr e nrrh, US Ar.tp1
y ftsp"nGi !, a tr IT. yrarti
the guests ptctoDk # y ,4upo.l
past under Wi II tue .ah'-i.ir 4
ed, and the 'o al and Il,ramltl
sic AMI socia. ,uuycra III II WolJ
tue Pheasant evening. An ua..l e|
py event Of III OCCASION WAS trp 4
tcning ct "A little dau. OF Wll
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