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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-08
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DollaFA soF ease d this kind ths Vital memaaFn.
live (andsr hs special advice and treAgsnrnsl viii NOD
stFs % tof anything impure or hilarious found In
w. Dr. hinte treats all private dseanxa SUCCESSFULLY
stthout nsrcuy. Consultation fres. Through sE.
snainstlen and advos including analysis u uFina s5.
tftes u Vital Restorative. - bsstte. four times
The quantjtf 80 sgat % any address upon receipts u
pics - q. o. ID. sasrufs rski observation ard i pri-
sa.s desired. - DIR. A. = MISTfs. II ksarnsy
street, San Francisco, Cal.
sample bottle fires. Sent on applcAlion by letter.
stating symptom. ssx aud aze. Comnsnaicztlans
strictly conndeatlAi.
Dr.. Nnhe's Kidney Remedy. SsphEelleum, cures
All klnds II kidney and bladder complaints gunoFThma
gieet. leouehoFrh9a. For sale By all dFuFgsssa ei
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-08
The Great English Rene

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Weakness. Exhausted VI.
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LohT MAsm0on. I'm
petenry, Paralysis. and Al
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sxe-sses IN MAJ .afsf years
sneh as Loss cf MsnsFy,
t.assituds. Emission, Aver.
Ion % Society. pinaess II
' inion, Solaua Ia The Head.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

WAN lhl-AH % WHITE WOMAN
" w'ti Reference; apply at 7ol Fr,urh
llbN.l
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

The widow Of the late Senator Mich
olson, OF TenneSs e, who was in the
Senate when Tennessee seeded and
abandoned his seat in the Senate in
1862, a short time ago sent a petition 10
Congress asking that the salary of her
late husband, after he returned to Ten
nessee, hight be paid to her. Mr.. Mich
oIson's term would have been expired
in 1865 had he remained in his seat
He did not appear in lis seat at the
special session of Congress convened in
July, 1871, and with other Senators
from the South was expelled from the
Senate on July 18th Of that year. The
Senate Go nmittee on Claims, after ex
aiming the case thUrOu ghly, has sub
United to the Senare an adverse rep IT..
After giving concise history of the
case the committee say: 1--WE do not
deem ii proper, after the expiration OF
twenty years, to pass special acts %
Congress to compensate the Senators
and Representatives who seeded in 1851
for their service in the early part Of
. that year. We recommend til t the
claim OF the petiOner be disalowad"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

MISE. c. Strang, southwest corner
of Fourth aud Market streets, makes +"
speciality Of keeping umbrellas, canes
and gossaners anil she undoubtedly
has the largest and most complete as
sortment TO be found in the city fnr-
chasing large quantities at a time sh1 -
enabled to retail them At very Tow cash
prices. Her umbrellas range In price
from g. for the more prefentious siIk
down 70 below q dollar for the common
knoc kabout article. Her assortment OF
canes Is the largest In the market, anu
the variety Is such that the most faS'id
ious cannot fail 10 be- suited. Her VI ~
possa arc really superb article
for the men and II that price Il too 10"
she has them for various prices, mp u
s.. Miss Strang has been in business IN
her present location three Years and by
constant attention to her customers and
honest dealing she succeeded beyond
her most sanguine expectations. Fms
encou RACES her with hope Of a stl
more enlarged patronage which she Is
fully prepared to meet.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

A movement is about being started In
this city, to establish a large boarding
house for mechanics IN the eastern sec.
ton of the city. There are number
Of mechanics employed in the immense
industrial establishments, and there is
great complaint of he want of suitable
hoard ny houses. The object Of the pro.
Jectcrs is to start a boarding house with
. restaurant attached, aud Offer first
class aGromOdntiODs 10 mechanics al a
Reasonable rate. There will be a meet
ing he'd atCentral Presbyterian Churc h
TO- morrow evening at 7.30 o'clock, AT
viii n time the matter wi ! be dlscu ssed
and plans formed for its successful cen,
pIetion. All phlIau, hropically inclined
ptisons are earnestly invited 10 attend
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
In Q kh1D I anal.

AT a meeting of The Cincinnati Cham
Der Of Commerce recently held in that
city, it was resolved that the members
from OHIO in the House OF Representa-
tves, and also the Senators from that
state, I've instruc rd 10 advocate a lcgis-
larion that will secure the building of a
ship canal bet xtrn the Chesapeake an |
Delaware bays Thu, action is based on
the feet, that "A canal viii save 200 miles
in distance, and twenty two hohrs IN
TIM, besides a redu ton Of freight, III
sending the products of the west and
southwest to European markets. The
meubtrs Of the Chamber thiuk thai II
is a work of such national importance,
I AT its construction should be under
taken by the genera government, with
out delay.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
AHev Rsilrosd order.

There has been . custom for some
time past, among the ticket agents OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. when they
would sell ticket to a certain
point on the Pennsylvania roads, II the
purchaser desired, they would sell nun
another ticket on any other road to his
destination; this the company propose
to abolish, and for that purpose have
issued an order forbidding their tickel
agents from selling tickets on any but
the roads that are owned and controlled
by the company.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
FOURTH EDITION
THR aHAHD ARAY.


General Wainwright
General W. 3. McNsir, Post Depart
ment Commander OF the Grand Army,
has Just issued his farewell order, ana
sent COPIES to tho difieicn posts IN
this department Ia conclusion the
post commander says:-"My success
sor il a comrads well worthy the high
honor you have bestowed upon HIN
and Of the confidence you have mani
tested in his zeal and fidelity. He im-
mediately assumes command MY part"
ing com mand and counsel is that yon
give him your united and hearty CO.
operation In the arduOus work On
which he now enters.
The new department Commander
General John wainwright, in General
order No. /, says:-"rhAnking my
comrades tor the high honor conferred
on me In such tiattcring manner,
| trust, with the comrades associated
with me Of two executive officers o! tho
department and tine comrades OF the de-
partment in general, that we VIII re-
ceive the same large accessionS to our
ranks ~ did the department. under
the command Of my able am worthy
predecessor. Let every comrade feineln-
Der at the red ribbon OF the departmnn
and the blue ribbon of the post meant
work ard that he is uJder orders an
all times TO bring into oar ranks al
honurably discharged soldiers, sailors
and mariners who served in the L mon
cause.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
l.1ttle HArry Yaehtt|

This Organization vii A
second annual recett.or Il
Dancing Academy, N1ungj
Friday evening neN'. T.sd
.radlne ball Of the Season, !
new features will he n'M,J
III be awArdr' and gu !
be executed Tor the hrN "A
city. Handsome bad e.
by the committee and tangI
will be- distributed 10 \
who participate in the sas|
Those who fail 10 attend Il Il
miss a rare treat, seldom ~
organization in this cl,y 4
the date and give the boy,.I
The boats crew IN differed NJ
Captain Mark j. TUckr
pllot--.Iohn Mcliugh.
First Mate-John Morn
Second MSte-'rhuma, J u
Third Mate--.Iames T Md
Chairman OF Rcceptl5l I'd
George II, Lewis,
Chairman Of COMMITTEE i
ments--E mmit MURRAY
With this efficient vg'p
the boat IL bound L. rntti I,
and with success.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
StuCk In the nd,

On Monday cart loaded with stone
TO which three horses were attached
was going along Jackson street, and
when between Seventh and Eighth SITS
the cart suddenly sank in the mud up
to the hubs in vain the driver whip
ped up his horses, and pushed at the
wheels, it was of no avail, and he was
compelled 10 take his horses Oft and let
the cart with its load remain, until
yesterday morning, when with addl'
tional rises he was enabled to pull T.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
oS \.
An Essay ON N a..
From the Boston Word.

From the Boston Word.
Man was made in dry weather.
He was made of dust.
Quite a number have never recovered
from their creation; they are still dry.
It's mans nature to be discontented
Adam had monopoly, but he could
not be happy without some one to crow
over.
For a while he knocked around ever
the Garden of Eden, and then went To
the house, bat he had to cook bis own
supper, there was no sfuve.woJd
chopped, and things were in bad shape
generally.
The next morning it was the saru >
way. he had to make his own bed
and sweep out. His stockings were
dirty, and his arm would 60 through
hole in the sleeve. 30 he was dis
satisfied.
The next night when he went 10
sleep the Creator punished him by
making him a wonap-a great mis-
fortune Ia the race
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

The members OF the No0pareil Asao.
Hdti"n announce their second grand
masquerade bal 10 take place in Web.
ster's dancing Academy on Wednesday
evening, February slh, 1882. Those
w"p intend 10 participate will meet in
The pa' or Of III. Fame Hose engine
house, Oh the evening Of the ball, from
whence they will ptoe..d in "A body to
the hail. All who inset will com,
property masqrcd. ruose who attends,
this a-eocation'S first have not forgo,.
ton the buoi time they had, and will ne
doubt be present al the second.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
Police Court.

Anthony Zebley, was fined 81 and
costs this morning, for being drunk and
acting in disorderly manner at his
boarding house last evening. The
neighbors were all disturbed by his
noise, and an officer was sent for, who
succeeded in getting him away from
the house and after promising the officer
that he would not return again, be was
allowed to depart. He did not stay
away, however, and the officer was
again sent for and the man taken TO the
City Hall.
Two unfortunate ones were fined
SO cents ana costs each, for drunken
ness
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
THIRD EDITION.
EICYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA.
An Item Of Iaserest 10 the PuIehas.
ers0f KnsyeIOpa~Sias"

An Item Of IAleFest 10 the Pubcnas'
ers Of kney eIODa~dfss
A document bearing the above head
ing has bean sent TO all those who have
suDscribad for the Encyclopedia Bril-
tannica, in Wilmingt and vicinily,
which reads as follows:
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Dec H. VI
AN ITEM uF INTEREST TO PURCHASERS
OF ENCYCLOPAEDIA.
DIR, Scott, of Hamilton, subscribed
for the + -.cyclupa ia Britannica. Alter
having received several volumes of the
work, he was induced uy an agent for
the American Encyclopedia TO give
up his volumes Of The Britannica and
subsc, ibe for the American. When his
next volume of the Britannica was Of.
fered it was refused by the doctor. Not
proposing to have his business broken
up in this manner, the general agent
for the Britannica entered SUIT 10 com
pel the doctor to receive and pay tor his
volumes, and obtained a judgment for
the full amount and costs. For this
little bit Of experience the good doctor
has not only reveled in the luxury OF
law suit, but will have the privilege of
paying for two sets of Encyclopedias
The object of said circular is to IN
timidate such subscribers az having
found that work was not what they
expected and in many cases was not
what it was represented to be, into
going on With it for the next few years,
II they live long enough, and taking
and paying for the various volumes
that may Do issued because they have
given an order tor it. This they may
be able to do, but it is poor commen-
tary on the value of that work If its
publishers are obliged TO force the last
halt of it upon unwilling customers by
process of law, and it IL to suggest IL
the public that it would be well for
them TO most carefully examine into
the real nSrits Of that work before sub
scribing for it unless they would be
liable to the same compulsion at a
future date.
The subscriber would take pleasure
in taking to any one who may have
contemplated buying it the twelve vol
umes already out AMI let them examine
it in connection with the American
CyclopTdia which lie represents in thi
state and in the city Of Wilmington.
A very large number who though
the Ency c opHdia Britannica must b
all in all what was claimed for it, i. e
1.-THE very best book of refe eLce 70
Americans extant," find in using it i
not at all what they were led to beiiev
it would be, and hundreds have ex
changed at halfits cost to them, the vo
uInes they have taken for the American
paying The ditieren ce and gettinga wor
which was all they desired. Aud nov
to try and force Subscribers to contlnIl
in their subscriptions seems the last IT
sort OF It's publishers, Further con
ment seems unnecessary.
FRANK F. CI-NMINs,
No. 6l7 West street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

Mr. .. " Pond, tie business mana
ger for Miss Kellogg is in this city To-
day making arrangements for that
lajy's farewell concert which takes
place at the Opera House on the even
ing OF Tuesday, January 3lst. NJ ~
Kellogg will be assisted by Miss Clara
Poole, Contral'u, Slgnore BrignOll,
tenor; Tagtiapie'ra, carvitone T.
Adom 'wski, yloiInIs' s SieblinR
pianist and Adolpn hlove, accomp .nist.
Miss Kellogg is a favoritc in this city
and II IS expected that a reception viii
b" accorded her al her farewell appear
ance, that will eclipse any she has pre-
v.oasIy had in this city
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

COMING - At Clover HIll, Christiana Hun
dred, on January 9th. 1882, Harry l., only
son Of William and Alice Coming, AGED !
years, mouth and week
Dearest Harry thoG hast left US,
And thy loss We deeply feel
But It's God til Il Las beTG us.
he can all our s. rows neal.
Gone but not forgotten.
HA"kINS.~-At New Castle, January ISM,
fnHy Scoheld Hawkins eldest Caughtor
Of Capt X. =. HawKins, U. s. A, and
Annie L. Hawkins, IN the 18th year OF her
age.
MEG RELLlS Departed this He on the I'm
Inst, NJ 80 Margry Mcireiiis, aged 81
years
The funeral will take place from late resi-
dence in ChrsLiana HUI dred, On ftlday, the
10Th Inst, at Oct OK, p. u. lnterment Gt
st. Josrph's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

Tho fourth annual bali of the Wecca
coe Steam Fire Engine Company tak.u
place on Friday evening next, In the
Institute Hail, and promises to be fine
affair Each and every bali given BY
this company have been 4 success i'm
every particular, and the committee
will endsavOr to make this, their fourth.
the cro~ninR one Of all. David 5.
Reed"r will actas Mastered Ceremonies
and Charles Barry, Floor Manager, AZ.
sisted by james fiarrigau aa1 foul
others The Chairman Of the Commi,
tee Of Arrangements is IzraC. Lukens
A Il those who delight 10 dance Shout,
be present at the Weccacoe's fourth
annual.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
RsgistrnfiOno Of D.pI

pom tho near approsc.
Il January, the Cniei 0. ! d
busy IN furnishing the 1ss
cants with registers for ID
he has furnished over ), ~
before the slOsr oithc saGks /,
number will swell 10 al l.A /
however, come III ai'sIllfl
the number swel.s Ia th,f1
teen hundred. The nuIGl!n
lstcrod last year wa = VA
those who fail 10 havetE =
lslerstl before tho time Gag
L. the 10Th, vii. ha7' "
animals closely confnrl ~.
Hunt will not be slow II ~
IN As he has had bo'L.-.s
dog line for 20 days, he's
to make up for lO't tine
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
Ladies' Auxiliary Corps

A meeting was held last evening IN
the rooms of Smyth Post No. |, &. A.
K, by the Ladies Auxiliary Corps, and
the firing party of the post, for the pur-
pose OF making arrangrln' MS for the
coming fair. The following officers
we're elected President, Robert Sid"li,
Secretary, James II Wrlghtingtoni
Treasurer, Robert Brown. The ladies
reported that they bad purchased IA
handsome quilt, containing over five
thousand pie, e', which will be CHANGED
off, during III" fair The quilt was
made for a bride, who died before 1t
was finished 1t Is the intention TO
procure set Of furniture, and two gold
watches and committees were appoint.
oil for tba, purpose.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

T. \ nuinItr 81 IulhE men and boys
are IN the habit Of congr eating on the
y. T.. corner Of Second and Tttnail SITS
evry evening, and ammo ing the neigh
b rrs, III that vicinity, with their loud
not-e and not very orderly conduct.
At times tho crowd IS 50 large that PEG.
Pile are unable to get through and are
TO pass over on the other
side Of tI.e street. The police Of this
district should eudslvor to break this
nuisance up
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
Lease Rsnewo"'

Yesterday the negotla''v .Da,
have been in progress lo' ,bs d
between the owners OF W, I'D
Hou 20 and Mr.. Ortl'p, the ! Ia
prietor. were consl ma Ell " ID
tleman leasing the house lG ,,'l
five years, with the und' i ,,"atS
the own, r. arc to IN. AXE a ~. y. h
May term Of court for a llc ,omi.s
liquor TO DO sold Oh the p''"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

Master Ralph bingham, the young
orator, gave All entertainment in the
Opera Honsr, at New Castle, on Mon.
day evening last, which was pronounced
by competent judges 10 be the best ex-
hibi'ion ever given in that city Iii.
rendition Of Patrick li'mry's speech
was a mastery effort, and all other
characters represented by him could
MT be surpassed in "raroricai delivery.
The Hall was well filled and every one
WAS loud in their praises IF the boy
orator. He is only II years Of age and
is born orator II is proposed 10 have
him visit New Castle in about a month.
II he comes full hous" will greet him
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

EoR KENT A coon HOUSE ~
noes OF land, tho Hicks place, near az
NM 'h'"h Hi"e.s; tcltS!o rnpn.h. ANN,
" sEJ. II. low N%ES
JiNh 6ls Market street
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
A Woman Win 1--WE kusbands
El0p,nK

Mrs. Augusta Holt, A. years of age,
of Wolf Greek, Potter county, has two
living husbands, neither one Of whom
will live with her. Last fall she fell
in love with Willie Ryan, the Ii year
old son Of II neighhor ard he rccipro
Gated the affection Two weeks agG
he astonishcd his father by asking him
# he could marry Mrs. Holt, Tic
father Of course, said mo" Last
week Mrs. Hot elopet with the Toy,
aud their whereabouts are unknown
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
The E1rs, Presbyte'",

The special meetings tn1 d
held in the First Presby'e''"TI, aI
are increasing in Interest ,,o,. prs
ing, DR.. Smith, of Baltln l'i,s 4
and eloquent and impr res ''Iple
his theme being, "God W, nrr.ib
Mem" The Doctor will Wv
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

WA ETA hr"'D WHILE ORR.
street. ."'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
Friend " COufertn

The Conference Friendship
Race streets, Philadelphia
day, was largely ATTENDED
essays on education sefe "a
theu being regarded a :,
Miss Spenkman Of the vs.
State Normal School Hr
committee OF three to t!"!S
Of teaching geography. 'f
her methods of teaching '1''
and instructive mauuer, 40.
cnt were highly lntere'I"g
marks. The ATTENDANCE
county people was quite arg
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
A New Move IN I.oai''

The success which has "
wears attended the close F"'>
t>ou paid in the sole ouPrl'S"l
Of The Louisiana STATE wv
annual Grand distribute us y
mated in Generals &, I b'141
Ia, and Jubal A. Ear,yoI va
perfected arrangements BY TD !.
future they will act In a 'IIg'.'
ry for the monthly dra"'np
take place always on Tue S M,
DAY Of each mouth. The u.
lars can bs bad by wE,"us'
DauphIn, New Orleans, l."
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
Tho City Markets.

' Market day dawned clear and cold
this morning, and the market was slim
ly attended owing 20 the roads being 80
muddy. Many of the wagons that came
in were lined with mud, and not bare
place on the wheels was to be seen;
Butter still commands 80 cts. per pound
and eggs 50 cts. per dozen. Cabbage re-
mains scarce and high. The ruling
prices remain about the same as last
,yaaL and are as follows:
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
Patience and Pi0a!Ore

Patience which produced such n
favorable Impression at the Opera House
IN ms city ZONE time ago, will he rs.
produced Ivy the same company Janu.
airy 24th, and l'inatore on the 18th.
The famous German choir viii accom-.
pany both periormances.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
DhlLA NELpHlA, Wll4M IN fTUN An
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DhlLAUEI.pHlA,w WILMINGTON ANI
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Dec. Is, 1881
Trains Will leave Wilmington follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta.
tons 100, $40, $40, 1880, a. IT,, 40, 400, 100,
lo.U y. IL.
Philadelphia tE1press) CSC, 800, s.6b
=, M, l2.lb. $50 p. IL.
Philadelphia and New YORK 2.02, 2lo, $50,
100 pb5 II. b a. IN, 'l2ll, ZO3, t.i7, OBS D. 70.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, Il 81
To- Il. ID, does not stop between Wilmington
and Perry lie, "a =. d.
Perryville and intermediste stations 6.0h
D. N.
Baltimore and Bay Line, bbIp. IL.
Baltimore and Washington. l4.bl,. 1877 4.gs
'5b, 83S a. H., Y. tl.04, 80, II, 81 p. IN.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 93b a. ~, LOS, t,2bpu
harrington and Intermediate Stations, SAB
.. u, los t.2s ?. m.
De!nar and Intern ediste Stations 1.3S
| o., l. p. III.
SUNDAY TRAIN j.
Philadelphia and Intern ediats Staticrs,
al0 q. m, 500, 7.3o, 1000 y. H.
Philadelphia and Rev fo.A, act, 226 b. IA
| 5.47, e.3s p. N.
| baltimore and Washington, l4bl, 1877, A.o1
100 a. m; lC.5l p. m.
| For further information passengers are 70.
erred To tho time tables posted At the depo1.
| Trains marked thus ~ { re limited ex pres
| upOL which extra fare Is c1arged
| FRANK THOMSON, X. WOOL,
Genl MANAGER 3eL'l Pass. AIT.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
FIFTH m
HOO LlGMTEr,rC

A~SIiGhr E1crSs
Two Hi.s Stree, n.
Take Hsench Lea
herds nssrs ,su,
anss.
For the past ,Lr, ,.,.
A. Fnmele has be-n a . ~,
cigars, ut the N, l. cp, ~.
King streets. Iiea ~
extensive store Tor a.. :. y
and cigars, and app",,' =
business. His f4miIy
dwelling house bgIoSs, ny
On Monday nigh, th a~t
usually late, but werr a. =
the approach of milnIyS .'
arrived, backed up ara,,a
when all the hon cbo'I ~
stock in the store verr
and moved TO parts nDk~
Tho owner Of tho pro,.r,
aware Of the haay en-, ~
until ye terday afiernpo1"
ing the facts he procpyj,5
III company with a corr,
purpose Of making a Is,,sl
found on the premises, AZ
secured and an en,r,pc. n
al upper window. Th,,']
lord WAS surpri-ei op s1
house to find uo,hir. NIL
turned into cash, but = ~
and tobacco boxes, they navy
clean sweep, Mr. S,n,.
Real Estate agent, (. osr., |
for this properly. IAs,,,
were siA months in ARA,
amounting 70 sl60, vllcb a,
may whistle for.
Late on Saturlav ,t..
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

The Jackson 4 Sharp Company have
j"s, completed two more handsome
sleeping cara for the Wagn'r sleeping
car company. They are now standing
on the track in front Of the works, and
will probably be- sent away this after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

Last evening locomotive on the
delaware railroad, with eight empty
friSht cars attached, JUMPED the track
" h,n near Wyoming. The damage
which was but slgh,,w soon repaired
aud The road cleared.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

The Water Witch FRY ,yalys,
IA Prunty safety rellel ootnc,
upon their engine last eVo " lbs'
soon az the street in FROM , W. emf
house is repaired, 40 tila1 ,,pe.ttd,
be- brought out, it will oe w.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18

Mr.. Joseph Say rs, No. 422 W. Front
street, was the holder Of ticket No Az,
which drew the horse, CHANGED of at
the Orphans Fair in thi. city, on Mon.
day evening The hors" war pr.sented
TO the fNr by Bather Lyons, Elkton,
Mar land.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
Mitchell Dramatic Association

A full attendance OF members is re-
quts'tS for this evening at the rooms
No. 3 Saville Building.
a Il, ROBERTS, Sec.
,JAMEA II, CRABB.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-18
N mig Killed

Last evening a dog,wh h.shi, ~ %
cry symptoln Of hydrop a shipIa,
appearance at Third anu citsnsp'
and created quite an te, exit r'
was finally killed by . p'''
a bystander.