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Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Trustees OF tho Poor.

After partaking Of the usual big
dinner the Trustees re.assem6led and
Immediately took up the resolution
offered by Mr.. Williams before the
Board adjourned for dinner. After
some discussion regarding the resolu.
tion it was unanimously adopted, and
Is as follows:
Resolved, That the Finance Commit
tee be and is hereby authorized TO bor-
row the sum of $4,000 upon certiti'
Gates of indebtedness of 81, 900 each ,
payable in Ave years at ~ per cent.
per annum payable quarterly; such
loan shall not be negotiated at less than
par and shall be obtained In such terms
and ut such times prior to January !,
1888, az the Finance Committee shall
judge proper.
The Beard has now ordered the bor'
rowing of 100000, of which amount
$45, 600 has been received already.
The issuing of the certificates Of in
debtedness was deferred until Wednes-
day next, for the purpose of allowing
Walter Cummins, Esq, the attorney oi
the Board, time to have some new Ger
tificates printed for this especial pur'
pose.
There being no further business
before the Board they adjourned at l. Al
p. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
D,.,. n,-oDua Cnnduct

A special from st. Louis says: The
mysterious disappearance of Sallie
Muth, nee Taylor, the bride of a night
the particulars of which we're telegraph
ed last night, has been solved to-day
The missing bride made her appearance
at the Relay depot, East st. Louis, and
wanted her trunk. She Is only II years
old. In answer to questions sne naive
ly said that after being married one
niyht she had become disgusted with
wifehood, and took the royal road cut
of matrImony.
She just walked away and hid her
self until she saw he had gone back to
Cairo. 1t is said she was seen on a
Cairo Short line train Friday evening
in company with young fellow ant an
they both got off at Leins6urg' Sht
saws she is going back to Cairo, bu
will not live with her husband.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
IfhnrleI'a Bpears

One touch of it transformed the toad
at the ear of Eve into his true Satanic
shape, and sent him away. The toad
of disease is silently issuing his venom,
not at the ear, but at the kidneys and
liver of many man who, feeling out
of SORTS" does not know just what is
the matter with him. BY and by, when
the mischief is done, and Brights
Disease or some other terrible malady
has set in, he discovers his alImeEt
only 10 despair of its cure. Now Hunts
Remedy is az Ithuriels spear. Its touch
reveals the disease in its tru9 shape
and then dismisses it from the system
Even in the worst cases Of kidney com
plants, it is not too late to call Hunts
Remedy in. 1t has snatched many
from the very jaws of death.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
1 Political struggle.

The Republican Convention of the
tlIA Congressional District of South
lGa yesterday, after a struggle
mad lasted d week, Il. W. M.
ey was nominated on the 251st
spyI out of 80 votes. After the
IWas announced, Mackey's color
9lpetltOrS, Lee and Smalls, Charg'
.9 with bribery, and Lee displayed
,9eACe a promlssory note for $3.50
~ % have been given by Mackey
a.asSe OF a delegates vote. 1t il
ao0Od that the Democrats viii.
tlO nominat OH in this diRtrict
\. ana NC SmallS are expected to rur
wy Wy Mackey, making a triangular
Aackcy and Smalls are both
.vsts s OF thepresent House, having
,.' %ated after contests, the formel
1eSl1lng the Second District, thu
TS T, Fifth under the old apportion
The last Legislature Iedistricte(
NY y IN such way as to throw th'
VI VI Iae colored vote into one Dis
~. ne ) seventh, of which both Macke!
s sSaalIS are now residents. Henc
G'Nt struggle between them for tb
-asIOh' The other candidate, s
,WSIptesents South Carolina on th
SSUaCaa A National COMMITTEES, 0
Ex-senator r,i,'l Dorsey, ofStar Rout
u'''y' is the Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
lu,lcsutS and Accidents.

Eilam Dyniemicz, editor of the
ish newspaper in Chicago, surrend'
Ainsal to the police yesterday
knllE Rying be had kil,oa " '.A"n.
sa0d that, "after rising, he went
inDthe front yard and was there
cfd By a tramp with a club, and
ae tramp followed him into the
Rand struck his wife and daughter
ElpOn, in self-defence, he got a re-
slnd shot the tramp in the breast
Ety killing him."
b Ellen Mckinney, 36 years o.
@mmitted suicide by taking ar
kll Jersey City, on Tuesday even
Her husband had lost consider
Property and the loss preyed upor
lnhd.
u jeremiah Rowland, of Miller
b Long Island, was attacked will
On Tuesday night. An exami
0 showed that poison had beeI
nj her tea, The matter will be in
gated,
'leiuS Edmunds, alias John spic.
hIltl yesterday at Leary's, Ga.
sIesiSting arrest by aSheritfs posse
wounded cue of the posse and &C
aallyShot, perhaps fatally, his ow'
HSft Brown, a salesman, about 4
4 Of age, committed suicide b
oElng carboliC acid, in New Yor
lVesday night.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Rraka Hall.

P1TrsBURG, Pa, Sept. 7.-Five des-
peradoes escaped from the jail at Mer-
Ger to-day.
They were arrested about a month
ago for robbinG the express office at
Greenville, Pa, aud were awaiting
their trial.
They seized Marshal Hughes while
he was guarding the inner court OF the
iail, bound him hand and foot, gagged
him and locked him in cell. Then,
when the turnkey entered with the
Jail physician, b)th ofthem were seized
ard locked up.
Securing the keys they opened thu
doors and passed out to the Sheriff
.~..tU.-, sapt"-od tbo oAosifTS WIZ
and the cook and locked them in cell
so as to prevent them from giving th'
alarm, and fed.
They are very desperate characters
and are said to be among the bes
cracksmen in the country. Five hun
dred dollars reward is offered for theii
apprehension.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
GoOu RhOOlIHg.

No better time than.the past few days
has been presented this season for the
successful shooting of rail birds and
quite a nun ber ofWilmington's crack
shots" have been enjoying the exhiliar-
ating sport and they have been very
successful in bagging these frequenterS
of the marshes. Tho high tides OF the
past few days have greatly facilitated
this sport and the parties named below
are some of the most successful gun
ners, Mr.. e. T. Walton taking the lead;
Tuesday-E. r. Walton, IA; Emlen
Hewes, 2l9; William Jones, 30; George
Churchman, 209; Charles B. Richard
son, 1874; Horace Cause, 1885, Andrew
Wednesday-E. T. Walton, 2S2; Hor'
ace Cause, 2i7; George Ohurchman, 23Oj
A. s. Richardson, 223; Emlen Hewes,
pol; Andrew G. Wilson, 1877; George
| Mcclellan, 10.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Mayors Court.

Last evening Thomas Jones was fined
so cents and costs for being drunk. He
seemed to think that the officer had no
right to arrest him, and informed the
Mayor that it was his own money that
he had spent.
Sharpiey Bullock, who fell down and
cut his head while he was being taken
to the hail, was ordered to pay so cents
and costs. Bullock plead hard to be
let of, and promised the Mayor that IL
would be the last time he would ever
be in scrape like that,
This morning Patrick McGarrity was
sdiudged guilty of being drunk and ex'
posing his person at Front and Wash
ipgton streets last evening, and fine
of 80 and costs was imposed.
Frederick Byrne and James johnson
were each fined 30 cents and costs for
drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
A Fine Picture.

pm1S vi painting, representing all
N,II Iuo scene, Is now on exhibition
a. a. y Uompany's show window, in
NJ sSlsl Building, Market street
SSlA'n' The scene is after Lewis
~oiCh "IGCh admired. The middle dis
Ss., % 'ne picture is occupied by huge
n mooVer ,oo,Ver which a cascade dashes
n 'U'k S 70 rock, the whole overarch
|sh aees thickly covered with foliage
IStv 1Su'uinnal tints. The light from
Do,sur % ~ repeated in the stream on tht
Iu aaI and the work is admirably
pStou "uG Tue artistic Miss Addio M
Csss u - 70 be Complimented on hel
n S, p,, Miss Houston is now engag-
nSESOgaflng SCENES from nature fol
"uuy of her pupils.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
rbe New cold Certificate.

The first lot of the new issue of gold
certificates, which are being printed at
the bureau of engraving and printing,
will be turned over to the treasurer Of
the United states. AS these
certificates are to be issued in Now
York only, they will be forwarded to
the assistant treasurer there, who will
~ bis sIruatnrs thnrn "nd i'm
ne mnitesdiately put them upon the market.
The amount to be printed is about
500, ,OOO,O 900. The denominations Of the
notes are $40, $50, 800, $500, 1000,
S. 900 and $4,000. A full description
of these notes has already been publish,
ed in these dispatches. The amount Of
the first installment, which will be
ready Monday, is about $2,OOO,OOO.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Escaped.

John Lodge, an insane young man, a
former resident Of Ridley, escaped from
the Delaware County Almshouse recen'
ly, and on the 9th inst. appeared at the
residence of his brother, James Lodge,
Rldleyville. While eating supper at
the latter place he complained Of being
sick and left the table to 60 out into the
fresh air few moments. he has not
been seen since and his relatives have
secured the woods and thiOkets Of the
surrounding country, but no traces OF
the missing man has been discove red.
1t Is feared that ne has gotten in some
remote place and have died. A pecu-
liarity with him was that he would moi
travel in day time, but invariably al
night always concealing himself In
woods or thicket until the shades o.
evening fell when he would proceed on
his journey.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Election Of Officer

The regular stated meeting OF Lber;
tv Lodge, No. 6, A. o. G. F., was held
last evening, and the following officers
elected to serve the ensuing term;
N. G.-Charles Italie.
V. G.-John N. Huntley.
w. &C. +. Sawyer.
s, W.-Wm. II. Long.
j. W.-Geo. II, Carpenter
w. Tt. K. KINNEY.
TreasUrer-J. X. Sutterley'.
Financial Secretary-Charles Spear.
The three last named were elected
last March and hold Office for one year:
G. F. Sawyer, William r. Long aud
3. Wolfson were appointed committee
to audit the books Of the Treasurer and
Financial Secretary.
The officers elect will be Installed il
their respective positions next Wednes
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
SnortGSaIes Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock a
house and lot situated on Locust street
above Seventh, the property of j: H. 4.
Montgomery, was sold by Sheriff Oiark
to Benjamin Nlelds, ESQ, for 700,
Tho house and lot of Jesse Bingham,
ON Gilpin avenue, near ScotG street,
was also sold at the same time to Abfa'
ham Dicks, of West Chester, for $6, OoO'
The property Of Benjamin Webb was
TO have been sold yesterday, but for
some reason was withdrawn.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Prices OrCouI Advan ed.

The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company announce an ad-
vance in the prices of egg, stove aud
chestnut coal for eastern shipment IN
the month of October. Tho price OF egg
is Increased ten cents, and stove aud
chestnut twenty cents per ton Ine
new circulars to be issued tomorrow
will give the following rates for hard
white ash coal at Port Richmond tor
shipment beyond the Delaware Capes'
Lump and steamboat, 81 Is broken
81 10; egg, 81 50 stove, 81 90 chest
nut, 81 80, and pea 81 SO'
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Cnf MiA Head.

Yesterday man named Sharpless
Bullock, was found by Officer Vickers'
living at Front and French streets in a
helpless state of intoxication' Ihe Of Ii
ficer undertook to take him to the nall,
and on the road up the man fell, and
striking his head on the pavement cut
it in a shocking manner. A wagon was
procured, and after he was placed In
the hall DR.. wales attended to his In
jnrieS
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Special MeRtlODs

Dr. sImms' Vegetable Ague killer
The pertection Of Malarial Remedies,
The finest IF Medicines for Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague or Malarial Fever,
This remedy has been In use since 1906
without failure seldom more than one
chill after after its use. Our Vegetable
Liver Pills are valuable with IL. 6O
cents. Main depot, 4th and King sts'
Sold by dealers.
The LOtest News.
Holland will make one large photo.
graph with frame for Sl.25, retouched
in the finest style; no finer made in the
citV 2 fine retouched cabinets for cl ;
8 cards finely retouched for 81, and pic
lures copied and enlarged in same style
at the very lowest prices. The only
cheap first.class galleries In the city
No. 3O7 Market street and NO. East
3rd street.
SIS, a. Stands UnF1Valed
for Blood Diseases is a blessing tc
those who take it; send me the address
of doubtful ones. John s. TaggaIt
Salamanca, n. Y. Price IL and Sl.1t
Der bottle of all druggists.
Potatoes, Potatoes.
,Janney, 3Ol and 3O3 King street, has
CONN menced receiving potatoes by the
car load, and is prepared to furnish
them as low as the lowest. A line cal
load now on hand.
Oysters, oysters, Oysters
If you want to get the best anC
freshest oysters in the market go tC
Ainscow's, I'll shipley St. %, 30 anC
40 cents per quart; also wholesale
skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, I'm
potence, Sexual Debility. IL. Depot
Il. Il. Bringhurst.
Troy Laundry.
Goods laundried in Troy, New York
Finest work in the world. Box shlppe'
Saturdays at 3 p. m. Christheld q Best
Painting and GraIn1nE.
If you want good job of painting
and graining cali an Charles +. Taze
we'll, 106 Maryland avenue.
| Painting And OAhAAoE
Tilghman Danner is ready for al
kinds of painting and granting at NC
$40 Market st.
| Coal, Coal.
Buy best coal from Ezra Fell, 622 W
Front street. Gold weather is az
preaching.
Remember that j. r. Hartman, tb
drug gist at 9th and Poplar, carries
full line of all the popular patent med
icines of the day.
The depot for German Preparation
of all kinds is at Resag's Drug Stor
Front and West streets.-Germa
spoken.
Beston Smith, Prescription Druggis
cor. 7th and Pine street. Ponds T.
tract for sale.
For best Minnesota flour go to w.
, Morrow, AIT French street.
Use Hector -four, from W. j. Morro'
AT French street,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
ts,,aIIeu 20 AccOu RI."

On next Saturday evening Alexan-
der Caufman's new and sensational
drama, "Called to Account" will be
presented for the first time in this city.
Tie play is a pretty story OF real lifee'
dramatized from an Eng lish novel,
with dash of romance running through
il, The characters are well drawn and
not in any way exaggerated. In many
parts it resembles "Hazel Kirke," and
"Walter Kent" as portrayed by Mr..
Caufman is similar TO the old miller IN
that drama. The new play has created
u.te a sensation in Philadelphia and
will no doubt be well received in this
CITY,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
A Mad Dog i'm a Church.

On Sunday morning, the Oath inst, a
great excitement was caused in Lower
Providence, Montgomery county, by a
mad dog passing through the township,
in the neighborhood of Eagleville., he
ran into the lower Providence Presbyte'
rian Church in the morning before ser
vices, causing panic but doing no in
jury. At last accounts he h@d nUt o%oeu %
shot. On Monday morning all VINO
had dogs bitten were having them Kill
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Death Of q Preacher,

The Rev. Jason Rogers died at his
residence in Baltimore last Tuesday
evening in the 595h year of his age The
deceased was Cor about six years pas
tot of the Pencader Presbyterian
Church in this county. About foul
years ago he relinquished this charge
aud removed to B altimore. The lmme'
diate cause of his death was paralysis
He was well known and highly re-
snected in Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Iowa andIts Fuei.

Two years ago the coming winter,
northwestern 10 wa was literally snow ed
in and transportation almost entirely
ceased. Then it was found that the
supply of fuel was totally inadequate
to The demand, aud the people kept
from freezing only by chopping up
fances and outhouses. The mild weather
of last winter made only slight de
mand upon the stores OF tuel WhlGn
had been prudently laid in, but the
lesson was not lost, aud already ar
rangements have been made to oa1lls
any possible coordination of the ele-
M nts 40 far as coal can do it.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Phe weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, September
2S.-l A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States :
partly cloudy weather and local rains
northeasterly winds, stationary pa
rometsr, stationary or lower tempera-
ture,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Burnt1naPraIrIs Fire.

REDFIBLD, Dakota, Sept z7'
A great prairie fire is raging in this
county. 1t has destroyed much farm
nronerty and threatens this town. DR..
f. Z. Towue, formerly Of Chicago, and
Zacbariah John, formerly of Taylor
Ridge, ILL.,, were surrounded by fire on
tbe nrairie and endeavored to run their
team through the flames. The horses
SHE'D suddenly and both men wee
tbrowR from the wagon. Towne's leg
was broken and he was smothered and
burned to a crisp. John escaped, but
was terribly burned.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
cumberland County convention

BR1DGEToN, N. j., Sept. 27, 1882
The Cumberland County Republican
Convention was held here to-day, Hon
]. Howard Wil!itts, Chairman. The
-. i...-OAuno IIlauo Woo.
County Clerk-Daniel Sharp, Bridge
ton.
Coroner-Dr. John P. Ingraham,
Vineland.
Assembly-First District, Robert NJ
Seeley, Bridgeton.
Assemblyosecond District, John b
Resolutions were adopted, favorinG
prompt payment of the public debt
improvement of navigable streams
liberal; but not extravagant pensions
reduction CT taxation, submitting to the
people constitutional amendment pro
hibiting the liquor traffic, eulogizing
| George M. Robson, and condemnins
railroad and other corporate interter-
euce in elections.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Rruta,Iy Assaulted.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27-rhe Rev;
Mr., McCleutheiu. pastor ef the United
Presbyterian Church, of Avondale,
Coshocton County, Ohio, was to-day as
saulted and brutally beaten with cluo
hy Robert Hood, one of the elders OF the
church, on account of ill-feeling grow
ing out of church trial
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
E1II SESSION CLOSED
.,ovALtOUNCIL 0. O. A.
|SIIiE STE THEIR LABORS
|cOHISSD ISD ADJOURN'

dssyynncil, S,siI order United Ameri,
bpAl COaa0i,s oics' ir,esassembled in. session
IsChSDIlScSS' IiSS 'sacting the business on
sitefI y " ,,Sd med to meet on the fourth
&jo@setSt of September, 1883, At .d!y,an Lynn,
'cbH'V,,u1' su amendment to the BY
riay .adnnoted, az which admits per.
10, ~ sGU Oy5er who have ar. wed at
pt5ie, S'Tsa Years. In the past none
g'a .lSUIitted a. under q years A
lsa A&ai,'Vff Sas offered changing che
-, G,,, Sri order, button motion 1t was
ntl,e l,,,,oU tHU'VS was also offered which
Ni91S,,SSd ,,Sa SaSdyisabilityof establishing
tdl.I Y, ""ed SS and iufrm members,
siot q, Sssd rsad it was referred to the
eDU 10 ~ State of the order. A
" al abolish the Widows and
IND and consolidate it with
IIn tnOd was read and referred
sSs Committee. 49,. No,,ono,
5eH =! scbultz " announced the ap'
@ y, n TS the following committees
nsl. " Henry ,s s. Jones, Massachu'
inner sparks, New Jersey
ri'Ssr, SSss Jr,' Delaware. n.-,,
a'nWilliam Baker, Pennsyl-
apTS TsSp W. Carver, Maryland
n Pierce, Delaware. ,,,,,
'pIp.UT Ipp,.DUnsyIyania; e, W. Munson
a,',, % r A. Love, N ew York
uSa .i.NW. A. Noel, Maryland; II
"a Connecticut; }. G. Smith
IIT, IH,sv; +, i. Fields, Connecticut
;a"ss s,,s;s, Pennsylvania.
y N 0ttbe Order-William Feas
SS,sT..'TJyania; T.'TI E. W. Munson
'S,rt. R. A. Love, New YORK.
ISiTy SS,T'' Board of Insurance De-
wv .s,IJ,bn Server, Pennsylvania
1SI S,I,r New Jersey; Thomas f
y. O rS,recticut; Henry s. Jones
s%S '..Sv%sg G. II. Burton, New
'.,,4DO Delsgates--John Eckstein
,ir p,,Ir,1b, J. r, Baker, New Jer
Ss'nw +. Moreland, Delaware
iISN.uI Rittenhouse, Maryland; l.. A
tW,S"Chusetts; H. X. Smith
,.sept, R, A. Love, New York
,sS S' West Virginia; W. II. Cal
IIr TTtucky; N. j, Newton, Iowa
I pptDsm, New Han; pshire; A. Il
I COuncil No. /, California; A
m. for all councils in Calitornia
I.TIv Nv orgsuized club styling then
I'M Young America, Jr,, is con
dtbs following players:
ISSr, ~ Il, Monk; pitcher, T. Ms
TISort stop, NJ. Zebley; first 6as'
EsTTt second, j. Wilson, th.rC
,Es lit field, J. Crumlish; cent?
Ciosk.y; right, NJ. McMullin. III
An Cpen for challenges whic
sh addressed to T. Maloney, 81
liNn street.
Recreation Park, Philadelphi
edsy the Boston Club defeated IL
sdslphiss by a score of 4 to l.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
ADn,var,arv OrSumner Posi-.

The second anniversary of Sumner
Post No. 4 G. A. R. will be held at the
National HallNinth and Walnut streets
on the 1lth of October. There will be
a promenade concert given after the
camp supper, which takes p lace at ~
o'clock in the evening. The COMMITTEE
of arrangements consists of Nero Back
US, chairman; William Ward, secretary;
A, A.. Ralston, A. f. Edwards, vii
liam Forman, l. Fisher, Philip Il. Bur
ton, master of ceremonies, and Simon
Hood commander,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
AtrUck by an Engine.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. Polk, an invalid gentleman who
resides on the Philadelphia Pike, un'
dertook 10 drive across the P, W. u b.
railroad near EdgemoOr, when his car,
riage was struck by an engine ana
complete demolished. Although Mr.,
pJlk was thrown out, he fortunately
escaped with few slight injuries ana
the horse was not hurt.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Exscutlve Committee

A special meeting of the New Castle
County Republican Executive Commit
tea was held in the Lincoln club rooms
Yesterday afternoon, Chairman Pilling
presiding. The meeting was the largest
vet held, and reports from every hun
and election district in the county, ex
cent West St. Georges, were made, The
regulation ballots were distributed
among the several districts and other
business Of importance transacted,
when the meeting adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday afternoon at the
same place.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
IawaIrY Recovered l.

The jewellery stolen few days ago,
from room in the Clayton House, and
for which reward was offered vas
found yesterday by a colored CIR ! IN
one of the bath rooms. 1t is thought
that whsever took it adopted this
method of secreting it to avoid detec'
tiOn.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
DO mot Forget

to take that old picture to SO2 Market
Steeet St and have it copied before 1t
fades all out. Sutter!ey can ehlarEe
them to any size and he can make you
a fine crayon off of ii. If you want one
cali and see Sutterley No. 3O2 Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Returned Home.

Hollis, the old fashioned molasses
candy man, has returned from Atlantic
City where he has been conducting
business during the season, and car
now be found at his old stand No. III
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
nnmnnrnttc Mee1InE.

The Democrats will hold another
meeting at the Masonic Temple, on FIJI
day evening. Through the aid OF the
tax on mate Ues, the light will certainly
shine brightly, and the voters be en-
liohtened,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28
Fatal Snooting Array.

BLuFFroN Ind, Sept. 26.-At Os'
sian, this county, last nlght Martin I
Thsyer was fatally shot by George W.
King in quarrel about the rent Oh a
building owned by Thaysr.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

We keep the same shook KID glove Z
that we had such a run on in the sprlng,
The new shade, terra Gotta, we nave a
nice assortment of; they are selling aug
yery ia It at $l.0O. M, E. Hley' HS'
! King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-28

Mr., c. f. Sawyer, who is now asso: o.
ciated with 7. G. Holland, at ooI
Market street, authorizes US to inform
the public that he is not nor never was
in partnership with j. X. Sutterley.