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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
Real Estate Bulletin

NOR SALE--A TWO STORY BRICK
Il dwelling, lot :NXb0, in alley IL; sl,so.
ForeXchange: building lot, In South Chi
csgo, for city property.
For rent: 4 large three story brick build
ing suitable for manufacturing purposes: ,
rooms and house on Fifteenth street
4. A. SCHAEFER & CO,
marlS Opera House Corner.
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THE MODEL MAP.

1.-THE REGISTER Is keeping step with the prog.
ress and prosperity now vouchsafed To our
state - HdHdtChd Gazette.
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AYAIuARLE ROOR

OF nearly 500 pages, on the wealth, developed
and undeveloped, of West Virginia, by such
distinguished authorities as Prof. Adury,
FELLOW Of the Royal academy, London,
Prof. F6ntaine, Of the University, and Ex-
Speaker, Geo. H. Mocett, will be sent as
a PREMIUM WITH THE RICHTER
To those who prefer 1t to the map, on exactly
the same terms.
Price or"West vIryinia's wealth. ei,oo.
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At nr, $40. SIS. slJD. So s!n. WsAs.
the above Black silks for open cnmt-r,Ts
lfas good value can IT, found ., en- n Srv IA
City retail houses, We Withdraw
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"Conducted With energy, ability. and great fair.
ness 80 Washington, Pa, De7noeTof.
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the WEALTH

1.-THE enterprise OF the WHEELING REGISTER .
recognized and appreciated by the people here. 1t
Is the Enquirer Of this state Aorsdntorn Sev
Dominion,
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DRESSGOOnc

IL Is about all We can 10 10 meu,,,.
TO detail them i Impossible. sadio,S.A
ket. We brought here e, err, hin. ,u hs ~
played In the Eastern markets. asSps -
friends and patrons will honor "a 10 q
call OF inspection. Early Luyers ~ -
0peaf ndyspfave 80 VI. -
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THE FULTON FIRE.
4 81 SEQ Blaze at Schenck's Pork Pack
Ing Establishments.

Our enterprising little neighbor, Fulton,
was visited by II tire, yesterday. and only
the damp weather and the extraordinary
exertions Of the fircmen prevented its be-
coming calamity TO the town. About ,
o'clock in the afternoon flames were dis
covered in the smoking house OF the pork
packing establishment OF +. Schenck 4
sons. The alarm was quickly given and
the volunteer fire department promptly
responded. The hand engine was placed at
! the end OF the bridge and fed from the
! large paper mill tanks. At the same time
word was sent 10 the city and Chief EcCles,
after receiving permission, ordered OUT
the Atlantic engine and Nigilant
reel. Both made good time, though
the former broke it, tongue in
crossing the Elm Grove track at the paper
mill corner II was taken t. the creek and
two hose connections made.
In the meantime the Fulton company
had done gOod work. and its efforts. aided
by the calm weather and falling rain, con-
fined the fire to the building in which it
originated When the Wheeling force got
down to work the fire was quickly con-
quersd
The fire originated in the smoking house,
ami was caused by ham falling and break
ing through the wooden trelliS into the
fire. When once the grease ignitcd II
I Il
through the brick building it would have
made short work of the large frame build
ingS near. For this,continement the volun-
teer fire brigade deserves credit, and hadit
had more hose would sooner have accom-
| plished its work.
The total loss is about $500, which is al
, most entirely covered by insurance About
$4,000 worth uf meat was stored in the
smoke house and it is q total loss. The
building j. damaged by tire and water to
/ the extent of Sl,50D. The insurance, placed
Ivy Major J. c. Anderson. is rs follows:
on STOCK.
New York Underwriters 3,0n
Phunix Hartford ....... 300
| y. British and Mercantile, LOndon... 5000
Continental, " 1000
MetropOle. 1000
Western Toronto, Canada .................. 5000
$4,000
! This is blanket policy on the general
| stock about the establishment.
On Buildings:
Ice house, $1,000; slaughter house and
/ hanging she'd $1,000; smoke house, 81, 200;
, stable. $500; and canvas room, 800. The
! total of $4,000 is divided equally among
| the following companies: Imperial and
! Northern, London: American, Phila.; New
! York. N. y; Peoples, n. Y: Mercantile.
cleveland; Shoe and Leather, Boston; and
.Etna Of Wheeling.
ACard.
! The Fulton Fire Brigade begs leave to ex-
press their warmeSt thanks to the Wheel
! ing Fire Department for the quick and
/ brothcrly assistance in subduing yester-
| days fire At Fred Schenk Il Sons butcher
! and packing house in Fulton.
MICHAEL STEIN, Marshal.
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Save This! Save Thin
Black Silks,

summer silks nj "a; entirely new Sy,--
silks ~: summer silks. rNc.lirui ,ig,Ir,,
Silkx al y
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A series OF articles on the

HThe REGISTER is the leading paper Of West
Virginia and is one OF our best exchanges" Pas-
tur0h Daily Tunes, (Indl.
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Give us few OF your prices q, ,....
styles 81 We may be prepared he'orc vs. !
you. As we will make Il our oh, -, 10 :, =
times publicly announce our Sp-tial R,,,,.aa
We have concluded la name irwoio-,s.'
below. Look ut the Goods Ne oi'er. spi ~
competitors can easily compete our -.
will be continued 10 prove 10 lpu TIA, a..
will be recognized ~ the Leading ~
Wheeling for low prices, Tor doc rr'L, !
larXr a Ssortmtn and no ml..rnr.,rn,.,.
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MODEL MAP OF WENT VIRGINIA.

It will show all the County and Magisterial
District lines, Senatorial and Congressional
District lines, Railroads built and certain TO
be built in the near future, Railroad stations,
Post-offices, the area in acres OF each county,
popu lation of counties, vote Of each county
at the last presidential election, politics OF
each county, Geological sections Of the state,
and a hundred other things Of value. In
size II will be about So K A inches.
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Tr1ce Oi "hp, oA.OO
Weekly Register, eI-5O
THE MAP A. A PREMIUM.

The Map will be sent as premium to all
persons who remit $50 for the WEEKLY
REGISTER, one year, and 10 cents 10 pay post
age on the Map.
1.-THE REGISTER Is really the only daily neus-
paper in the state,"- CLdrksburs telegram tsel.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
MashIngtOn Noiea

Director Burchard has sent NJ
Tvreston, Of the Mint Bureau. To- New
iork City. to supervise the waiohIno
ana transfer of the bullion and com ;n
the Assay Office to the newly ann"in,
ed superintendent.
lie sales of postage stamps stamn.
ed envelopes and postal cards for ~
quarter ended Septem Der 30 amoantad
70 $10l7, 7,7Ss,884, an Increase n''ar
me corresponding period OF last ,er V'.er
Oh u ,oSO, 1924, or about II 4.1O nar ar
cent. Nv per
Inc business of the monev.ordor
ulVlsion OF the postal service has IL
creased to such an extent that n has
Oeen found impossible to grant 1s .hs
employees the halliday holiday aI,ow' We
S "a IN the other Executive departmon's
during Christmas week. 'lon'S
The usual new year o,aers have
oeen issued by General Sherman uasg anS
secretary Hunt directing ali ARM nJ anS
navy officers in WashinSton to y as.a..l ana
Die o. in full uniform at tbe " Wa aS'en1 an5
MNavy departments, at ll.30 A NJ a na
TO the President. 'A ieSpects
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
rME PEasURER Plead. oT,,.

From the Phila. Evening rel.v..
Tnn InPERsoNATlNo JUROR .,,.
TKEcED TO SIX YRARs Ann ~~
MONTHS TOR PERJuRY AND y,
BRAcERr By JUDaE BIDDLE
In the Quarter Sessiona th,s
inc, before Judge Biddle, Georgoo' o'I- :
Wood, alias Miller. etc., who nsSooa ~ a.
ated Frederick Schultz on the Moua'
jury, was 10 have been tried sN ASA
consultation with hia COUNSEL Ht iau
Scollay and James II. Heyerin E'o sOua
he, through Mr.. scollay, asked w, w
mission of the Court TO witbdraw TT
pleas aud plead AuIlty to the oba,aa W.
OF perjury and embracery. liz ~
permitted to do 80, and Judge Bid%is
told him - stand up.
The Judge rehearsed TO him -.
facts Of the case and said Il vas -' e
necessary TO call witnesses for fnr,ho'
information as the matter alrsaS.
ELECTED before him was sufficien, :,
show him exactly In what his deCenso
consiated. In the one case be had No,
only committed perjury, but in DOM
so had insulted the administrator y
justice. A man possessing the ints,Ii
gen3e which he did could NOT I'M,
know that the crimes which he bsS
committed--of perjury and persona
ting the jurOr-were OF the grave,
character. A trial with a person nsr'
sonating juror would DO q mistriaI
and IL there had been a verdict IN ,hs
Mouat case new trial would bavs
been granted. lie had not only ads
mitted bis guilt In that respect but
had pleaded guilty 10 another crims
OF attempting 70 influence a Juror in
another case. The Court ALWAYS ,ooE
into consideration q plea of puiltv
aud while the punishment for periuTy
was seven years and for embracery
one year, he would not impose tbs
extreme penalty. He thereupon sen.
tenced him on his plea Of perjury tn
i've years and ten months In the East
ern Penitentiary at labor, and to one
year, the limit, on the embracery
charge, but would make the year con-
current with the sentence of five
years.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
Mr.. Lauer's F,unne,aI D,m,n,,,..

Attorney Heibllch for the Pottsyill.
BANK, had execution issued against
Frederick Lauer upon two Judgment
bonds, one amounting to 81, 200 aud tbe
other to $4,000. The manufacture nj
malt liquors al both breweries viii I'm
,neulalely cease, excepting that which
uAs ALREADY been commenced will be-
S0ihple,eu, and under the advice OF
o1erlh Gerharrs attorney, the private
sale aud delivery OF beer TO cusi omers
VIII be at once suspended until AFTER ,he
sherih'a sale. There are on hand 3 o00
barrels OF malt liquors. Under The lao
the sheriff has no right TO sell anv nsr.
ishsble goods at private sale unless nv
tne Wfllteh consent OF all the executIoo
crenltofs' which has not been obtained
Heading Times. A'"eu'
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
GUlTEAU's NEW YEAR.

LARGER REoRPTION THAN THE PREsIs
DENT-THE PRIsoNER'sT TALK ABOUT
HTMsELF.
WASHINGTON, Jan. There was q
constant stream of visitors to the Jail
all day to-day to see Guiteau. Nearly
all who came were admitted. Guiteau
was in the best of spirits. He was
neatly dressed, wearing white shirt
for the first time on q Sunday. He
talked with eacn caller. There were
at least one hundred who saw him.
Talking to lady he said 81 SEQ by
the city papers that there are a greet
many who will have Receptions To-
morr9g think l have had more
PiBasant calls than many will have
Tomorrow, and if / was In q place
where the public could pass in would
have more calls tomorrow than even
President Arthur" In sp aking to
another visitor he said: at amuses
me to hear the different ways people
have OF pronouncing my name. You
call It Gartoo. Corkhil calls me M.
Geetow. The most of them say
Outlaw. Strange but few of them
pronounce 1t as they should-Getto.
want TO get this thing right, and l
think III refer to it again in court on
Tuesday"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
AwIsEs DOUBLE CHEmE.
SHE PUTs A BULLET THkoUoH HER
HUSBANDS BRAIN AND CUTS nER
ngN TFaoAT.

SHE PUTs A BULLET THkoUoH HEH
HUSBANDS BRAIN AND CUTS nEIi
OWN THROAT.
BENToRvILIE, Ark, Dee. 30.--AH
old man named Martin boards with
EsOn BoliD, carpenter, At Rngers, g
few miles from here. Last Saturday
night Martin was aroused by tho report
OF pistol aud sRw BolEu's vile advAne.
Ing toward bin. She exclaimed that
some one had shot her husband. but she
did not seem much Aaecled by il. Martin
went out aud made the fact known and
be and the woman we're arrested. His
innocence was soon proved aud the
woman confessed the crime. The pistol
was found where she had hastily
concealed 1t. The ball had passed
through BOlin's head, causing instant
death. The woman justified herself by
saying that Bolin had killed two neD,
was horse thief, had lived by thsfl, bad
threatened her lite at various times aud
that her life was most miserable with
him. She was sent 10 Jail aud permitted
10 take her three month"; old child with
her. On Monday Mrs. Bolln asked the
tiler fol kpifs to cut some clothes
for her baby. He handed 1t to her and
Stepped out for a momeLt. When lie
returned she was lying on the floor,
with the blood gushing in torrents from
cash 10 her throat. She died 10 a few
minutes.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
RuildinE Permits.

THOSE ISSUED DURING THE PRESENT
MoNTH-ToTAL FOR THE YEAR-A
SPLENDID SHOWING.
The present year ending with to-
day has been one OF activity in build
ing operations in this city, in fact
during the time young city has been
built up. The first month Of the year
opened out very auspiciously with but
one permit, but from that time they
gradually increased until closing with
to-day at 12 o'clock, six hundred aud
four permits had been issued, five
hundred and fifty-one of which were
for private residences. During the
present mouth twenty two were issued
twenty of which we're for houses, as
follows
William Mccullough, one house,
east side OF ButtonwoOd street, be-
tween Lobdsll and A streets,
William p. Froude, two houses, N.
E. corner of Fourth and Union streets.
Catherine Miller, one house, north
side of Fourth street, between Liu-
coin and Union.
Peter j. Ford, two houses, east side
of Scott stl eet, between Front and
second.
John j. Gallagher, carriage factory
west side of Market street between
fifteenth aud the Brandwine.
JJseph StOeckle, Que brewery on the
northeast corner Of Fifth and Morrow
streets.
Edmund II. Anderson, two houses
south west corner Ninth and Union
streets.
fda j. Hawke. one house south side Of
M airy and avenue, between Oak and
Stroud streets.
Thomas l.. Mousley, two houses west
side OF Tatnail. between Twenty second
and Twenty third streets.
george Cochran, nine houses on the
north side of Sixteenth street, bstween
Laurel and Lincoln streets.
The number of permits issued duvinp
each month Of the year was a. Tcll1ws:
January, j February, 80; March, 90:
April, rs; May, 81; jane, SO; JuIy' n,
August, a; Saplem bsr, IS; October. 81:
November, II, December, ~; total. Ga
VI these nun bers, The permits for houses
were as follows:
January. Q; February, 80; March, 81:
ApfiI, w; May, II; June, 68; July, A
august 7oi sep ember, rs; ociober. as
November, IL; December ~; total, b5l.
ILls Is Certainly a very KratlfyipR
sho"lbgi AMI taking IL on a pro ratio Of
tour persons to each house our posula.
tloh bas incre SEQ In this year alone.
Two thousand, two hundred aud fouf
persoss.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
COraner's Inauent

Yesterday Coroner Weldin held an
inquest oyer the body of VIM. Perry
col, 2o years old, who died in Soutb
" llmington Thursday afternoon. A
verdict OF death from typhoid fever
was rendered.
The Coroner, after an investiga-
ton, decided that 1t was unnecessarv
70 hold an inquest in the case Of Miss
ueorgina Worth, of No. 403 e, Ses
cond cong; street, DR.. Brown stating posi-
lively that her death was occasioned
by perltonitls. eu
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
How ne ao,H,s ritIe.

During the closing years Of the war
Col. McCcmb was appointed TO the
command, with the rack Of Colonel, oi
the Fifth Delaware Regimen, which
did guard duty at Fort Delaware. Iu
1862, during the proposition OF the gov
erDmeDt TO place Delaware under q
military form Of government, commits
sion was made out for him as provisional
governor, but the project for the change
Of government was defeated through the
efforts OF Representative Smithers, ol
this State.
These facts were unnlteP tIonally
omitted from the sketch Of Col. Nc
Combs life, published In the first
edition.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
The Mining CIa,ms

,ormoA mmoAAsihlNeroN, Dec. 3O-Act,no 49,
s,y s"tney deneral Philips on Tho ong oa,g AT
UlI'ed regsra TO the President an oninio tn inst.
wnlGn was 10 day referTaJ Afl., cases
stance ps,.msnt' sI,.1 The opinion Is in 1.ter sh
cannot dsnr,u nS Tue location OF town sj'ao
preyionsIJ IiiVe aCe persons Of mineral ripb1s S1s
that tbbe'y tbe acquired to the same nropnS EnSs
en.n,ed d' ,i, parties having preyI9nsIv no
ripbt 10 mineral ,,n land have Iawfnl,y iL pre
irsms 10 go ahead and take an, ily The
mnst m .ae ground of the town site. bn, mineral ,a
nroSall most noL destroy any Of The tn, Tuo theY
proVements or streets. 'ne town im
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
a Gas War In Cinc,n..,,

c, Inc Equitable Gas Comn.,
IN fT,nclnnatI cn is about to be incorporSy iy o. Q
i t.S y capital will be $4,000 00o pOrSted' rated
cinnati arviqea and e equally between On .
incornora,' anu Eastern capitalists. Tbo
men IN asons RI. rs. are among the strop9est
oess a. ah;l.e ine city, both as regards bSsi bsS'
Tbs, Sno aplilty and financial ha'i Dusl'
no" nvy "So claim to mean business 'anding' and
q Tunce n That they will furnish "nu aaa an
one p0a oaa i,oOo feet. Cincinnati has s1 onT nHr
$l.6O per !, 900. w is charging
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
ChicagO's Produce Tro,.

CHICAGO, H., December 30-Tho
Pa'uuee pa trade Of Chicago, during the
year year Just closing, has been activo ,ns
especially in the Speculate 5aoelVe'
recain,s . Fiour ~ has exceeded last wears
of .ptS c.p; 9o per cent. but the recein,s
~ ,yhs Hfa.n nave decreased Is per cent
sDe,inis NC arrivals OF hogs and cattle were
smalier anu and Of sheep larger than Ies ,ose
Sea Sear. Inc number Of hogs slano ohteraS iasS
decreased half million. Ths "a ea.'l Gu
aseSesp6s SS were a, 942, 911 barrels aoainlI nou
0'"lo' 'esS barrels last year s "'us'
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
Trom saturdays late EaisiOa
New Year,s Gin.

The carriers Of the GAzETTR will
present to Its patrons on Monday, az
an offering, handsome illustrated
and instructive Almanac. IL is hoped
that those whom they have faithfully
served through sunshine and Taip, will
kindly Iemmember them when they
present their offering on Monday
morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
Chile aud Perm.
LONDON, Dec, 81. Il

DVE'I DVNs VII AcOIs
A despatch from Buenos Ayres, re-
ceived by way of Lisbon, announces
that the expedition which was orga.
nizing at Valparaiso for the capture
OF Areqnipa, Peru, has been COUNTER
mandeel.
The Times this morning saws =
Inc Chileans, who obtained vic ory
III a Just war, will not be inclined TO
submit to dictation unless the Ameri-
forced. !"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02

it's wonderful thai a subtle miasma.
tic poison should produce that peculiar
clndition of the system which prevails
alternate chills and burning heat freeze
aud scorch the body At REGULAR intervals,
and II is no less wonderful that medical
skill has been able to reach and e1pel
this poison from the system, as Ayers
Aguo Cure always doea.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
How an Assassin was Tracked.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20 "A special
from Gore, Ohio, says The authorities
placed guard about the house Of Mrs.
Terrell, who was assassinated last night,
To prevent the obliterAtion of the tracks
OF the Asiassin. As soon a. daylight
came they und the tracks and traced
lhe assassin TO the residence OF Mr.. Ar.
mold, farmer, and arrested Morgan
Richards, one Of Arnold's farm hands,
As the criminal. lie was armed with q
revolver, which had one empty cham
Der. He resisted arrest, but was over
powered aud placed In q wagon aud
driven rapidly TO Logan jail, barely es.
Gaping lynchiRg party that tried 10
head bin OF. No motive for the crime
has bsen developed.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
Q. U. A. NJ.

AT meeting of Hope Council M .
~ Sali -. v. a NJ, held last eYenine. Ihs
iomro"1ng officers were elected - s'o
y. C.-Mtliam Clayton.
X. S.-W. j. Young.
a. a X. s S-Adolph Way.
T.-S. M. Wood.
O;-Joseph Uolliss.
W.-samueI K. Thorn
y. S.-George Way.
Tressumysrr' Tmmr'lia@ an 7; Whitworth.
Wilkins. runds-I. II.
"a Irustees-w. Trustees T. whitwortb J.oo.
bserwal1, 1. +. Wilkins '' JACOB
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
The harley Corner Al Ch,..ro

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 30.-The corner
on No. . barley IN this market, Tor De
cember delivery, came TO . close TO day.
Bulls as we'll rs bears are heaten. The
latter TO day had to pay $l.O3 bushels 10
order TO settle up their contracts. On
December IL the price was SO cents per
bushel. The b. lls have nearly 10000
bushels OF grain on hand and the market
for futures is weak.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
R\,QunlG6sl

Neuralgia, sprains,
Pain I'm the Rack and Side.
There is nothing more painful than these
diseasesi but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy is not . cheap T3enzine
or Petroleum product that must be kePt
away from fire or heat TO avoid danger
OF explosion, nor is It an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world Is, u never
falls. 1t not only effects Q permanent cure,
but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Beng q purely vegetable remedy, IL is safe
In the hands Of the most inexperienced
The record OF cures by the use OF Pam
killer would MI volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried 1t think;
Edgar Cady, owatonna, MINI, says:
About year since my wife became subject
resort wa to the PAN KILLER, which speedily
Charles Powell writes from theS yors
Ihad bten Sfiiicted three years vita ..euralpia
and violent spasulspf the stomach. The 4 pstOre
q Westminster Hspital gave up my case IN
despair. tried your Pam kII.I.EIi. end 4 gave
me Immediate relief. / have reRAincd my
STRENGTH. and am now able 10 fofio~ 1.S usual
q. Il, Walworth, saco, Me-, writes:
experienced immediate relef from pain In
. The side by the use " your PAIN KILLER
3. York says:
/ have used your PAIN KILLKR for r T1eHmAtlEm
and have rectiyed great benefit
Barton Seaman says.
Haye used PAIN KILLER for tniI.y yeara
and have found It Repers sfaihHg remedy for
- rheumatism and lameness
Mr., Burditt writes:
MHsvsr fall 10 give relief in Cases Of rheumatism
Phu. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
From actual use, know your PAIN KILIEn
" the best medicine can get
All druggists ieep Pam KILLER It's price
is so low that 1t is within the reach OF all,
and 1t will save many times its cost In doctors
bills 25c., 0Oc. and sI.OO bottle.
PERRY DAVIS a. SON, PrOpHetOrs,
Providence. r. !.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02

Hon CAssIUs NJ. CLAY, OF X sntucky.
has written letter urging the nomina.
ton of Hon. Samue! j. Tllden as the
democratic candidate for the next presl.
dency. He says: Montgomery Blair IL
right when he says that TIlden should
have been our candidate IN 1850, and
again should be in 1884"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02

Thnps ne 0ity Council of Chicago, on
tha Nay, My, night, granted permission to
~ .ne NJ uIual Union Telegraph Comnaa.' 10
70 erect poles in the street nnt'I tIpany ~
ted. are compile
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
The President Coe. p.

! = resident Arthur, accompanied -
E,s Fn,a sou ana daughter aud Secrelar;oS5 S
rolger and Freliughcysen U'afles D.sa3
.ihrough ,i this city this sfternopn u0'ou e.
Ihe limited express for Wasb;' WEu' on
ioasing thus city at 1:O4 O'clock 'on
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
Annual Mea,,nn

WIS ue annual meeting of the Watt,
Md. N Gu Fire Company will be bsId as 20
monuay evening next. BesideS .Iu pn
aeguiar ,'sg order of business befara ,h .he
take place. 0t omceis will
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
THIRD EDITION
Inaicaffons for TO-DAY,

For the Middle Atlantic states,
fair weather, northwest 20 southwest
winds, rising barometer and no change
IN temperature.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH,

IL is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SOOVILL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP will re-
store health TO the physical organization.
IL is strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
hnc disorders, Weakness of the KI1neys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility, Bilious complaints aud Dis.
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.