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Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
A Card.

Relieving that tbero "is time 10 tor a. y
Do" no we have not attempted az Wy
sGipGi ang display Of our enormous stock nF oSr OF
CnrlsS.p% CSIs hove been disposed to find fault
tgitS ,s;tR What they have considered our
Witness wi.H in this matter. But we 1s nave .o
.atE,u aat onr bouse in order, and bag leave 10 70
seS Snnot,uce W%i that we shall have ready ior
Saturday,, Nov. 25, an assortment time Sssm %,
ourobasipg since June last ,m.nntaStursr nnf S
contains the best ssS OF vOrIG eySFy We Cordially
OF any "H to call and inspect them. You
ASH yoS rot Sa asked to buy. We shall DO
Onan WI, rUT sverV " evening. Respectfully,
open open g.o .Mys & WEBB PRINTING AND
eTAAi No, 224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Dest,uctnye Fires.

The general store Of NJ. D. Marcus,
in Los We. as, New Mexico, was burned
on "Wednesday night. Loss, $5O,OOO.
A fire at Morris, Minnesota, yester.
day morning, destroyed three stores,
tho Masonic Hall and several smaller
buildings, causing a loss of $lOO,OOO'
The loss by the burning of the New
Hartford Cotton Company's mill, near
Utica, New York, on Wednesday night
is estimated at $4,000.
The Kent Furniture Factory and A.
ID, Lang's SAW mill, IN Grand Rapids,
Michigan, were burned on Wednesday
night. Loss, $50, 900.
horticultural Hall, of the Exhibition
buildings at Fredericton, New Bruins
wick, was burned yesterday morning
Two men were arrested on suspicion o
having set it on fire.
The fire in the Short Mountain col
liery at Lykens, Penna., has been ex'
tinguished, and the water is beinl
pun ped out. The loss 10 less than wa
anti Cipated.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
v,.ut,ueP. G, ms.

The Past Grand Masters ASSOCIATION
or Wilm in gton, nine in number, ana q
mum ber ofotber prominent odd FeiioWsii neiUDtai
in II ali 27, paid social visit to Oriental at9d
T.oSue. Newark, last night, leaving TINS
c;tv % on the six o'clock train. The 1ol.
loving Grand Masters were with 'ne
company ~, 1oearoor Ievi
Springer, Henry Eckel, JohR R,cnzo y. cT r.
FIJI. Joseph Pyle and William H.
Foulk. ., oro del;vered
%ye@bers my of Oriental Lodge and at +, the ae
G,e"V the whole he company, visitors and visit :,
edo ed. repaired to room in The vi vicinity aa1E.
9~i mbeTa m a bountiful collation. was serV-
ad
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
SPECIAL REN TION.
OySrerS, Oysters, Oysters.

The people ali know where to go
when they want something nice is at
Penuell & Sons new oyster stand, NO.
122 King St. %, 80, 35 and 40 cents per
quart. They have the best salt oysters
in the city always on hand "m'
Pennell & Son.
improved AfGer T0krng the FRS
h0tIIe of S. S. s.; In two weeks was
able to come home, finding the waters
no benefit. J. W. Reid, Newport, ARK:
Price 81 and S175 per bottle OF all
druggists.
RarrOFuS at Wa1nwrIEhHs.
Ladies and misses gossamers, 81 ~
All wool black cashmere, 37Hc.; ladies'
and misses coats cheap blankets, Sl.0O
to 800 a pair comtortables, q w 70
81, 90 each. Wainwright, 3l2 Market St'
Fish
Powell Bros have on their stalls In
the Third street market, black bass
black fish, halibut, cod fish, haddock
mackerel, white fish, spots, drum nsh
salmon, trout aud nice lot or terrapln
Fall Clothing.
Persona in want of good sun o.
clothes would do we'll to call on George
Fl, Ash, the Merchant Tailor, TOO mar
ket street.
OyhterS and FISH, rESn aud oysters
Ovsters the best in the city, tresf
and salt. Fish of all kinds at L. A,
McClure's fish stalls in 9Th st. market
Blankets, BlanK cts, Blankets
Quilts, quilts, quilts, quilts, quilts
larpest stock and lowest prices q
Wainwright's, 312 Market Street.
Dress Goods. Dress Goods
at Wainwright's, 812 Market Street.
"Just too cute for anything" as thu
dotinp mother expresses it when speak
inc Of those handsome Buffalo AM
Ivory back brushes for new comera
We have the little combs with whistl
attachment also. Hartman's, 9th am
Poplar.
/ Change your old dress to a new on
| by using Diamond Dyes, all co!orS,
cents, sOlG-by Danforth, druggist ga
and Market.
The depot for German Preparstlomu ~
of ali kinds is at Resag's Drug Stor'
Front and West streets S'-Germa
+ spoken.
Rird Mamma, sure cure for all tn
diseases of the canary bird. Sold b
TAYLOR s. Fullerton, SO2 King St.
: Go to Sincock's, 3O7 Market stIeet Il
q your underwear. Large assortmeat
o low prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
OUR FIRE LADDIES.
Col, n. q. MacNTlisSer Presents tns
"United FIreTneD's" Present NJ
the Fair Last Night.

The announcement that handsome
nreseut would be presented to the Water
Witch Fire company last evening, aC
its fair now in progress at the lnsCiIuIo
Hall, had q tendency to draw large
crowd and the hall was comfortably
filled, The handsome present was re-
ceived by express yesterday from the
United Steam Fire Company OF FRED
erick City, Md, and was placed on ex-
hibition In Adams q Bros. window lor
short time previous 10 its being taken
to the hall. -,
The present consists of solid silver
ice pitcher swinging in silver arCn;
apparently resting upon o sohu
silver base, from which protrndeo Two
rests upon which stood two silver goo-
lets inlaid with gold. The whole are
engraved with vines and water flowers
of the richest devices and elegantly
chased. The engraving Is IN the hlgn.
est artistic style of art and altogether IL
ia one of the most appropriate presents
that could be made by large hearted
firemen who never do things by halves
1t is very much regretted that the
con, ,nittee from the "United Boys" OF
"My Maryland" were prevented tron
accompan ying the present, that little
Marylaud silver-tongued eloquence
might have been heard in the presenta-
tion of the present. In the absence ol
the MARYLAND Boys the managers OF the
fair pressed Col. Samuel A. Macalistel
into their service, who imagined for tht
time being that he was q Frederlcf
fireman, and told with what pleasure Il
gave him to visit Wilmington and per
form the pleasing duty OF presenting
such a beautiful memorial to the gal
liant Water Witch Boys. Mr. Macalis
ter's remarks were interesting and wei
fitted for the occasion, and after con
Guiding Harry Sharpley, Esq, respond
ed. on behalf of the Water Witch Boys
in an appropriate speech, during whicl
he made several good local hits Whicl
created considerable merrlment.
After the present had been presente
and received it was placed on table ID
where it will remain until the close
B the fair, after which it will be present
ed to the company receiving the large'
number of votes. The present wa
! ! given with the understanding that eac
! fire company Of the city would b
; given the privilege of cOntesting fc
the same and in accordance wit h ths
wish the articles will be voted for.
The arrangements for the conte'
!; will be made this evening and 1t is 81
Il pected that each company will mai
}, an effort to become possession Of tt
. same and the contest will, no doubt, |
IL an exciting one. The attendance
the fair thus far has been very satlsta
!. tory.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Speaking Cut.

There are times when certain things
cannot be said, The following from the
New York Independent would not have
been admissible month ago, though as
true then as now, only the circumstaR-
ces have changed:
"Time has its reve2ges. The men
who ran the machines and who could
not express their contempt for the SIM
plicity of Rutherford Il Hayes admins
trAtion have had the chance now to try
the virtue OF their boasted practical
politics." and they have been tumeled
into the deepest ditch OF political fail
IW'e.
They had the running OF Grants ad-
minis, ration, in great part, and ALI the
time the Republican Party was rapidly
lo-lng it's enormous prestige. Then, al
ter the Republican defeats OF 1914,
Hayes was elected by scratch IN 1910,
and he turned short corner, put IN a
Cabinet which cared nothing tor "prac-
,ical politics, 'but only for the interests
ot the country, led by impractical men,
theoretical" Statesmen, and "iiterary
fellers," The result WAS the bolster,
GUS cacbinnation and contempt OF tht
| old line politicians but-now marx Il
tho gradual recovery OF its healtt
and strength By the party.
The people approved the change, and
at Chicago they again defeated, in con
yention, The machine men, led by Mr.
ConklinR, and nominated Mr.. GARFIELD
as lineal successor of Mr. Hayes. INT
majority by which he was eleete'
was the proof that, under the pur
administration OF Hayes, tho peopl
had recovered faith IN the lsepuoilcal
Party. But, with the death OF Gar
/, field the machine got control OF tn'
Government, and 1t has run II IN IL
own boasted way. II,
The result is the utter and terripl
rout of the party in the elections jus
held. 1t pays, after all, for party
, be decent. Success is not bought VIII
offices, but earned by worthiness. M
Hayes may yet have another future .
. fore him. The people will rcmemn'
, what President Andrew d. White salt
r the other day, at Cleveland, that IL
administrator of Mr.. Hayes will stan
y forth as one of the purest, best, an
r most successful in the history OF u
t country. But the politicians 40 d
like MI. Hayes, EOr Mrs. Hayes.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
,rorro Of CouspIracy DlprPIGaed.

NEW York, NoveD her 23.-EuWHFu
Hanley, William Pratt and and John
GouriVan are now being tried IN the
Court of Special sessi ons on charge OF
conspiracy preferred by Walter H.
Malley, Of Jennie Cramer noiorlety.
The prisoners are charged with 1avinE G
unlawtully become possessed OF leILelS I.
written by Malley to Biancn oo5sr Do5sr|SS, for
a money consideration, the facts haV-,
inc been fully published at the time OF
their arrest. When the prosecution
had finished motion TO dismiss the the
Complaint @ against the prisoners was
Granted on the ground that the law un, !,
der which the complaint was drafted
did aid not cover the case in question
and was merely intended to relieve
persons from the annoyance anohS'
nous 10 tiers.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
n0un,.II Ior = ConcMlne CInD.

The Coaching Club OF 81, Louis ha9
oniy one drag, but IL was imported ana
handsome, and the horses were Olp.
stviish, and twelve in number, sx
Icimg ISy I'S nsed at a time. For while the
nam beTs we're envied as they dashed
tbromgh the city and out on the country
rnads but it was not long before the
cost bore heavily upon them. Their
6rst move fer economy was to hire out
the @ e0uipage for $50 an afternoon, then
tbev sold three toJses, next they let
thrs a more, and now the whole concern
10 to be closed out by auction.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
rnau,,.atvIUx service.

The Asbury Mutual ImprovemennHt
sacie,v. connected with Asbury NJ H.
SSurc6. will give o Thanksgiving en-.
tsItainment in the church on oaouAS nv tni9
evening, November 25th, when d. Ene Ioi-
lowing programme will be renaeFeG' 1 Ghos
Music; Opening add dcess, Rev. Rev. CGas' mas
Hill; reading, MrG, f. Clark reSit"lOG, tSa ori,
Nav Taggari; music; sketch Of the ai.Iar Grr.
Si% %~' Of Thanksgiving, H. Z. Helsler'
sa sEaadinp. Mary Otto; music; reading,
SaiIie o K shaw AM Mrs. A. King
nH,tip n"nsic. recitation, Jas. G. Dicks and az
nTT., addrsss nv Prof. VIM. Reynolds, Ar
aImissiou fee of 10 cents Will "'
charged.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
COUpan RflEeTs.

The Supreme Court of Virginia yes
.ordsv unanimously decided that the
s1I %Sonkille ers bill" passed by the last
ooislature does not include coupons
nogsred n by the act OF 1879, known az the
WcCulloch bill. These coupors are,
.Lorotore receivable for State taxes. A
taIesram from Rlchm mond says:
"a subsequent bill passed oy we
same Legislature, known as coupon,
killer No. O." virtually kills the % anovt
decision, as it provides that ON ano altei M
december 1st, 1888, all State rsyen nues
sbalI be collected in gold, silver onlteG
states Treasury not e, national panH
notes and nothing else o,,r
McCuiloch coupons are, therefore, only
receivable for taxes until December
next.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
.,Iscnvon q sharD's.

Tha tup boat "ATguB WHIOI "a
dooaged In at the recent destruction OF
the Narrow Gauge depot, iooE a-o VI voS "a
mt m street, Philadelphia, by hre wa was ths :"
huilt in q first class manner ps o;11 Stu
Jackson @ & Sharp Company OF TINS ciSy J,
instead of the Pusey & .lones COMPANY y
u0'i az Inadvertently stated in yesterday y y
30 RppnR1ICAN. The jackson q ehatP
Gompany C received the contract soon Sane S,a
U ,Sr lie boat was destroyed and nave
about com pleted the work.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
rhA MeAIn oEs

War Department, once of the Chief
signal officer, Washington, November
A-l A.. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
partly cloudy weather in northern Poto T.
tion, rain or snow, winds Veeflns ~ ~
colder westerly, followed by rising O"-
rOmeter.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
n...uuxtXing Rupper.

The members OF Scott M. r. OnGfi" nap IN
Iii ~ Give a thanksgiving supper III u
Wtd W Esllows Hall, Third and kIng rs
ouu ,ros,s on Thanksgiving evening. ne e
sSrs0t srst table to he ready at o'clock; M M
nains ,aST viii pe spared to make TINS one one
pS PAM tSs best Thanksgiving SuppeES
given in this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
1H.v,.NOtIO 10 Wed.

A special despatch from BLOOMING, I'M.
.on "a TR III" saws; Hrne Hon. DAVID Davis
,oIi niiI Lave I, to morrow for Washington
# seems that all the reports Oh hls nnr,mo %
lace ~ announced to take place a"timS nng
Nnysmber are without foundston' @ma nra
MA MA friends are OF the opinion that Sne,1 s,,
was wa not the shadow of truth IN 'ne iu
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
ODenrnG of a Mexican Railroad

The opening of the branch OF the
Mexican Central Railway, which places
the mining region of the State OF Guiana
Ina, q in communications with the City
of Mexico, was celebrated on Wednes'
day "with great splendor" ana entnusl-
asm in Guanaiuato. Among the par
ticlpants were members of the Fresi-
dents Cabinet and Congress ana the
Italian, Spanish and Guatemalan Min'
istors.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
The lb1SIgnB

~ Christmas cards this year are more
baantifr,l than ever. James u Webb,
As usual, have AZ fine an assortment aS
car be found In the country. Thelr
annual opening Of these cards will tase
nlaoe tomorrow, Saturday. the 2otn
tnrt. everybody il invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
excellent Effect.

NV arm was stiff with rheumatism
q faS hathings of Prof. Dilrs Balm OF
T. 7 f. fe entirely cured 1t and the same in
the limb. Fathers arm was so bao
18th @ rhennatism he could not work J
the Balm soon cured him, and few
bathings scattered the kernels IN o,,out our
little ones neck. It's an e&cellonS
remedy. G. L. Pyle, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

Don't forget that James q webb
open their immense stock OF Onr,S'mss Ss
cards at No. 224 Market street. 20
and see them. They will not expect
YOU to buy.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Tma w Gather

:. +oo warm for the season, but Christ ="
uSSs 10 ~ ia coming and Is not very rSs rSa
mss .ssv James b Webb open their large Z.
away ~ christmas cards tomorrow
Everybody is invited 70 sa eAS SaLnsctsd to
They say "No one WILL DO "Ap'e
buy"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

Tomorrow, Saturday, November 70,
1onsa q webb will open their I'M
mense stock of Christmas caros' VI"
and see them.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
s,nt. Of tnn TnermOmeIer

At the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
this morning: :,
o'clock lO O'CLOCK e'"0
$50 46 40
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
n.n,ns ana IIiuuea, OoaIH.

Largest stock, lowest prices at Vain
wriSht's, 312 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

The place to get your gloves Is at SW
Market street. Gloves of every oe-
soription.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24
Under wear, UadeTWSAr.

Ladies', gert' and children'S' 81
VAIN sht's, S12 Market Street,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-24

vor rart-small house. Apply 70
ca e = W. Bright, CIT Market st
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EVERY BODY ELSE'S DOGS.

AS the time draws near for the
annual slaughter of the innoccnts p
or the supposed slaughter, l think n
few words Of advice TO the Powers
that be, might be considered
apropos.
Everybody l,lows there are hum
{ eds of wol 'css ours running
loose about the streets, and have
been for years; It is also known to
a that many of them are rotten
with incl able diseases, which are
contagious-just previous to the
usuc, raid by the Police, they can
he seen in d'"cctions, at that
especial time not one. There are
many valuable dogs here, of wi ich
thei' owners arc justly proud, and
for which they w ingly pay a
license. What for? TO have them
come in contact with leprous, NANCY
ours, and thus become as bad as
these are, and bring these diseases
into the houses and families of their
owners2 / think 1t is the duty
of the health officer, assisted by the
police to Kill oW these ours, no
matter to whom they belong, and
thus rid the town of a sr-c means of
disseminating the worst kinds of
disease. Tray.
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passed the resolutions, and the
Chairman appointed committee of
z natives and 6 white men to wait
on His Majesty and convey the
sense of the meeting TO him.
About little over two-thirds of
those present remained when Mr..
Kaai and his train went out.
Throughout the meeting it was
noticeable that the disturbance all
crnc from the one quarter. The
number of foreigners present was
very small and were mail y present
from motives of curiosity. We no
ticcl with surprise few native
women there.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Kitsap arrived yesterday y.th
about 1000, 900 feet of lumber for
Wilder & Co. This is one of the
largest cargoes ever brought here,
We believe that the Kitsap is named
after county of Washington Terri
tory. 81 days from Port G.; nblc.
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PARIS GOsSlP.
special for The Daily Bullciin.)

special FOR The Daily BnllcitnD
His Majesty Eng Oscar did not
insure his life for 100000 crowns
because he doubted the loyalty of
his Norwegian subjects, says a.
Christiaria paper, but because in the
goodness of his heart he wished to
do good turn to respectable
Swedish Fire Insurance Company
that is suffering greatly from foreign
competition. 1t will be remembered,
continues the official gazette, that
some years ago the King came to the
assistance of q Stockholm banking
housein an equally generous manner.
Rumours were alloat that the bank
was in a shaky condition, and the
public had begun run on it, when
His Majesty, who was personally
acquainted with the firm, and con-
vinced of their solvcncy, at once
deposited his entire private fortune
with the bank. This generous act
of His Majesty stopped the rush fs
by u miracle. and no bank in Scan
dinavia enjoys at present better
reputation than the one in question.
The poisoning of the Tsar's snow
white coronation horses by Nihilists
is officially declared to be untrue
probably the railway accident at
Kolpino, a few hours after tho EN-
peror had alighted there, is also an
invention; and that story of an
impromptu military bridge over a
deep ravinc giving way after the
Tsar, Tsaritsa, and Tsarevitch had
safely crossed is delightfully."- sensa-
tional. l wonder if tho Emperor
laughed when he saw Uncle MIisha
and corpulent Vannovsky Houndering
about in the water Mt the bottom OF
this deep ravine. Ust Ijora' where
the accident is said to have taken
place, is a small town on the Ncva,
some thirty miles above Petersburg,
and ten from Kolpino, on the Mos
COW railway. The sappcrs and
miners cncamp at the place during
the summer months, while the rest
of the metropolitan garrison are
quartered ut Krasnoe.
Some New York capitalists are
promoting a scheme for establishing
a shorter route to Europe by way of
Newfoundland and Galway. The
chai tcrs have been obtained for the
necessary railroad, 20 miles long in
Nova Scotia, and 800 across New
foundland. In the folmer the work
has already commenced. Steamboats,
will cross the Narrows with the rail-
way carriages on board, and the re-
naming distance will be accomplish.
ed by the existing lines. 1t is in
tended to convey passengers with.
out change of carriages to
the point of departl e n fol
the ocean journey, and to
save from two to four days between
New York and London. A daily
service is talked of, and the promoters
hope to get the contraction the mail
The completion of the entire worl
will occupy five years.
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OK Monday afternoon IN unfortu-
nate il nate of the Lunatic ASYLUM
broke out of rs ce sprang on to
the back of d horse that was stand
ing close by, and rode at a "John
Gilpin " rate Nown the lane that
leads to tbG Palama road, pr sued
by his <.cpcrs on foot. lie finally
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence is solicited on the top
les of the day, or what may become so.
We reserve the right to excise pure
ly personal matte.
We do not ho Il ourselves responsible
ior the opinions expressed by our cor.
tcspOudcnts-ED.
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Two young slip dogs Uttered on
Kauai by imported German sheep
dogs, were sent up by the l. 'lel &c
yesterday to HI luula sheep station,
Hawaii.
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Our old friend Sam'l Mott, is now
setting up Il fine line Of LAMPS,
chandeliers &C., &C., received per
Imacos from New York. Some of
the patterns of very neat. Give him
n g,
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TIE jury in the Lazarus VS..
Trousseau case were discharged
yesterday NOR. 'ag at $3.50, after
being locked up f'l night. They
were unable to agree, the numbers
b-ing to A.
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MARRIED..

On the end instant, at the residence of
Mrs. McKoaguc, grandmother of both
bride and bridegroom, Hccia, Oahu, by
the Rev. AlcXabdcr Macintosh, o. ST.
Andrews Cathedral, Honolulu, Robert
Alexander, son of Mr.. Robert McKcaguc
of Smartsvillc, California, TO Mary Ann,
daughter of NJ. Robert Bclford, of Cor
den, Illinois. No cards.
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" Tie Union for ever " was the
motto of many young men in our
midst until yesterday. Now, how
ever, the Grand Army of Lunch
Fiends has fa en- back in perfect
order.
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YESTERDAY the boat from the
Alaska was employed in blowing
open the ends of the Niagara, in
order to let the cargo wash out.
This was done to prevent plague
starting here if southerly wind
should come up. AT. 11:l5 Am. the
fist explosion took place, sending
up column of water about 15 feet
high, partly through the cabin sky
lights. A hole about 5 feet in dia-
meter was blown in her counter.
When the explosion took place the
SINE Of the decaying wheat could
be felt on shore.
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Mr.. Henry MacFarlanc's yacht
Emma was launched on Sunday.
She is to win the yacht race on the
Kings birthdav.--that is if she can.
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HAVE you seen that handsome
sign in black on gold of Dillingham;
& Co.'s painted by G. G. Strate-
meyer.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS.

IT was raining at the head of the
valley yesterday, though not the
day before.
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Why did those men leave the
meeting on Monday night! Was it
because they were afraid to stay and
vote, or was it because they were
ignorant of the proper mode of pro-
ccdurc at pubic meetings?
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SOME wonderful examples of the
progress of the Photographic art are
now on view at j. w. Robertson &
Co.'s store, Merchant street. They
are instantaneous pictures Of H. 3.
M. S. Comus while in San Francisco
harbor. One shows her in the act
of firing salute to the Marquis of
Lorne and the Princess Louise, and
the other shows her while actual y
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